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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24

buoy she's been cut from. The longer
you live the more you'll find the miracu-
lous in everything, for if that lady
wasn't floating in our course expressly
to be picked up that breath might be
kneaded into her, what was it doing in
our road?"
"She amt Dead" said Adams.
81 believe the mans right, sir, said
Mr.. Hardy as he gently drove the body
toward the bulkheads for Adams to
drive back again.
eff she comes to, it'll be the gag that
saved her life, sir, said Adams, feel
ing himself entitled under the circum-
stances to be loquaoious at stopped
the water from flowing into her mouth. 4"
"Hard to realize live body floating
through, all the same" said Mr.. Har-
dy, letting go minute to wipe his face.
"She looks fresh" exclaimed the
commander.
"That's my meaning, SIR" said Ad-
ans. "I'll swear by her color she ain t
been more than four or five hours over
board. "
"What she belongs to may be in
sight," exclaimed the commander.
"Don't let go of her, Hardy" he con-
tinued, in his deep, demonstrating
voice, until you're both cocksure it's
all up. I'd like to hear her yarn, too,
and what happiness to restore so pleas
ing figure TO this theater of lifel I'll
look in on you again soon. /"
He went out and trudged up the steps.
Jump aloft hand and report any
thing in sight," he called out.
A man sprang into the fore shrouds
and as nimbly as though he had been
hoisted with run gained the royal yard
and stood holding by the truck, careful
ly sweeping the sea. His white trousers
trembled against the blue and the figure
all that way up looked like a toy sailor,
something clean and brightly painted
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24
OPENING FOR FARMER.

36O acres, II miles from city, all
FENCED, good water never failing. 2
gins adjoining this farm. 1 mile from
school house, good house, post oak
and mesquite timber, this insures
moisture, water can be had few feet
from surface. This is a good invest
ment for German farmer. We will
sell this place Y cash and balance on
long time.
Call and see JOHN T. HANDLE
TON & CO.. Daily Light Building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24

The body of the 1UOmd1l lCds carried into
the port cabin.
out of box, just the object for boy
to fix in the stern sheets of his little
boat; yet real mans deep bass voice
floated down from the heights after
few minutes, during which the dimin-
ished shape had been strenuously eyed
by Commander Boldock, Nothing in
sightr The man staid on the yard and
sought the remote liquid confines again
for any CLEAN of starlight canvas that
he might cast light of satisfaction on
that large, bland moon of red face that
continued upturned at him upon the
quarter deck. To no purpose. There was
nothing in sight. and so down he came
on the royal backstay, charging as he
grew like descending lark out of the
speck it makes till he leaped, man to
the eye, off the bulwark rail.
"Where the dickens" thought the
commander, "has that body come from?
How long has it been in the water?
Why was she gaggedY'
He took number of turns upon his
quarter deck, deeply musing. Presently
the scent of fried ham penetrated his
nose, and the steward came out of the
little galley bearing the cabin breakfast.
"Send the bos'n aft" called the
commander.
A short man with strong whiskers
and a whistle hanging at his neck came
briskly from the forecastle.
watch the brig, Mr.. Stubbins, will
you" said the commander in tones as
though he were demonstrating with the
man, "while Mr.. Hardy tries to roll
the breath of life into the body below?
Do you know anything about the treat
ment of the drowned?"
"When a mans picked up drowned, :"
said the boatswain, who was very thick
of speech, looking askance at his captain
as though he suspected one more dry
joke in this voyage, "aint it the treat
ment to bury him?"
1T is clear you never walked the hos
pitfalls, said the captain
"Aye, sir, as a houtdoor patient. F."
Watch the brig, if you please, Mr..
Stubbins," and the commander went
below.
He turned his back upon the break
fast table and looked into the cabin,
where the body lay. The two men were
at that instant bending over the woman,
with uplifted hands, in attitudes of rapt
and ravished attention. A sound as of
sigh, very delicate and faint, reached
Boldock's ears Good heavens, could it
be the utterance Of the brig strained by
some passing swell, or
Mr.. Hardy turned, saw the command
er and exclaimed in heavy whisper.
"She's breathing
''This gag saved her life," said the
commander, taking the thing off lock-
er and examining it. sit was made
with devilish cunning Look here ut
this amidship knob for filling the
mouth. What's the stuff? l believe it is
formed of couple of pocket handker-
chiefs stitched together. Yes, by
GeorgeP' continued the commander,
turning the thing about. And see here,
Hardy" he exclaimed in a cry deep
with excitement, "a name, man; a
namel What is it?''
1t was easy to read-''Dike Cald-
we'll I"
"we'll dry this gag and carefully
put it away as evidence, said Boldook
cit may help us to hang man who is
too wicked to exist in a world in which
sailors live.
Extraordinary to me. sir, said .Ad-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24
PERSONS SEEKING HOMES

The undersigned has several vacant
lots on Dignowity hill and South
Heights, and will build you a home on
the installment plan from 20 per cent
upwards cash, the balance to be paid
on easy terms. Now is your chance.
Address "Carttar," care Daily Light
Lift.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24
BARGAIN IN TYPE.

For Sale: 500 pounds Bourgeolse;
300 pounds Minlon; 200 pounds Non
parcel Roman type, I'm good condition,
Also 90 fonts OF display letter-JOb
faces. Apply to r. B. Johnson, Man
ager, S. A, Light 12-19-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-24
ATTENTION x. p

To members Endowment rank, sec.
ton 6S2: your regular monthly as.
sessment and dues are due on the frat
Of each month, and must be paid on OF
before the 10th"
T. B. JOHNSON, Secretary Sec q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Enjoy n Watermelon Feast.

There was a delightful watermelon,
feast gSen at the residence OF ; MI az
Mrs. l.. sullens. No. III north Twenty :,
third street. Friday night by the youHs
ladies and gentlemen Of Church hili.
THOSE present were Misses Maude
Armstrong. Mamie Stafton, Mary az,
man. Lummle Gill. Claude Gill A nm,
subbs. Ethel Stubbs. Annie Baron WI
lie Jones. Cecil Batkins, Kitty Braoley'
Mary smith, and Miss Ida Garthrigh'
of Lynchburg. vr,usa
Tho young men were Messrs; "l, ,,'
satterwhite. Winie Knauf. Arch'e W.
Duke. Louis Blankenshlp, Frank Whson'
Allen Clayton. Willie Carter. Harvey COS
hin. C.efton Duke. Harry stubos' " lie LIE
Knote, Hugh Michaels, Phil bufhp'
Henry sunens, and Mr. l.. sullena' MI H.
sulIens. Mr.. Burnett. and Mr.. haLioh'
The chaperons" were Mrs. l.. sullens'
Mrs. II. suiens, Mrs. Burnett ana MIS-
Stubs. After playing several games
watermelon was served in great apuh-
lance. REGULATIONS were kindly ren-
dored nv Miss Ida Cartwright and MISS
Maude Armstrong, and Mr.. Knote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
C0NJURERS AT WORK
DEAD NEGROES SAID TO HAVE
BEEN HOODOOED.
CORONER CALLED INTO SERVICE.
Woman Said to Have Been Inhabited
by Snakes, and Other Africans Al
legged to Have Been Killed by the
Black Art.
Black Art.

An epidemic Of hoodooism has broken
out in Richmond, or at least large ele-
ment of negroes in this city think So
and they are violently excited thereat.
This statement was made TO Dispatch
man last night by Coroner William II.
Taylor. and the newsgatherer, seeing an
item ahead, sat quietly b. While the
Doctor, with a merry twinkle III his eye
spun his story.
last Sunday" the Coroner began, i
had a visit from a colored man. VINO
wanted me to 20 TO No. 1907 Poplar street
70 view the body of Sarah Armistead,
who, he said, had died of hoodoo placed
upon her by her husband and woman
The woman, according to the story told
me. was stricken suddenly by the hoodoo'
and declared that she had been filed
with snakes. She had spasms' ana the
tondons in her arms and hands begun
10 iump and Jerk. The neighbors VINO
were attending her. seeing these dis
turbances. at once concluded that there
were snakes In her, and they had her
transported TO jail. Ihefe she WAS P'aSeN
In the cell provided for lunatics, and
negro woman was detailed to attend her.
This woman gave her glass Of milk.
and as Sarah drank the fluid her throat
moved up and down. and the attendant
concluded that the movement was caused
by an immense snake within the woman
which had crawled up to drink The milk.
AS a result, she notified Sarah's friends,
and they took her home. where she soon
died.
.srhen IL was that l was called, and
ascertained that the woman had died or
simple brain disorder. j tried to educate
the nei,hbors. who were in terrible
state of excitement. up TO this belief.
but though / delivered a most learned
and thorough discourse on arteries. ten
dons. bones. etc, i am positive that
converted none OF my audience.
IA few days ago report came to me
from Fulton that woman had died from
the effects OF being conjured. but l as
certained that she had physician. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

The baltimore Steam Packet Company,
which operates the James-riNer route or
the Old Bay Line. announces that IL mas
again put the knife into rates, and, peSih-
Ming with the next trip, passengers can
GO TO Baltimore on the steamer virginia
for $50 or obtain q round-trip ticket
from Richmond 10 Baltimore and return
for only g. 1t is announced that Ihe 80,
cial reduction was made for tho bcneIt
OF summer cxcursionists, who may de-
sire 70 10 10 Baltimore or continue on
North. A round trip 10 Baltimore ana re-
turn By way Of James river and Chesa-
pcahe bay IS nearly six hundred nilles'
so that al the rate OF 81 the fare IS actu-
allv l-3 cent a mile This IS probably me
cheapest rate or any railroad or steam
boat route In this country. The virginia
Is the largest steamer that comes up INC
James river. Already many huhdIeG peo-
ME from Richmond have enjoyed trips 10
baltimore and return on this beautiIul
vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
JULIUS MEYERS SONS. Eth Ann BROAD.

The State Is divided into seventeen
districts; each district has district
templar, and an executive committee,
consisting Of counsellor, treasurer,
secretary, and vice-templar. District
No. l comprises the territory OF Cum
berland, Powhatan, Goochland, Chester
field, Hanover Henrico, Dinwiddie, New
Kent, Charles City, James City, and
Nansemond counties, and the cities Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Manchester, and
Williamsburg, and is Differed at present
by John IL. Seymour, of Williamsburg.
district templar; Mrs. NJ. c. glastonbury,
yice-templar; Joseph II. Shepherd, coun-
sellor; Miss Isabella Adkins, secretary
and Theodore T.. Boschen, treasurer
These officers constitute the Executive
Committee, and upon it devolves the
management and general direction and
supervision of affairs in their jurisdic-
ton.
At its quarterly session every subor-
dinate lodge elects representatives for
every twenty members, to represent
their respective lodges, and usually q
large number participate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
THE N. & w. COMES IN TOO.
Tickets 20 BE Sold Over This Road
for the Merchants Excursion.

Numerous inquiries have been made by
the merchants and manufacturers Of
Richmond as to whether passenger rates
on the same basis as the round-trip
tickets to Richmond, sold August 18th,
18Th and lith by the Southern lines, Will
he named by the other roads handling
Richmond business.
Up to the present time. the only In
formation received is the following tele-
,Iam 10 the Chamber OF Commerce. dated
Roanoke August 7th. from Mr.. w. Il.
Bcvin. general passenger agent of the
Norfolk and Western railroad:
I'VE will sell at al our principal sta
tons 10 Richmond and return, at one
i.rst-class fare, August 18th TO 18th. good
fifteen days from date of sale. our
agents will be SO instructed to-day"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

March. Miss McBolds, h. Shelton, John
Walsh. Miss n. Johnson, Miss l.. Manor,
Mrs. NJ. Falls ana party, S. Harris, j.
S. Jordan, T. r. Crawford, II. c. Bower,
A. Gideon, Mrs. c. Christian, Mrs y.
McLanglin and party. Miss G. welsh
and sister, c. II. Silvey q. 5. Thomas
John Walsh, Mrs. r. S. Brown, j. 7
Watkins. Mrs. b. Newman, Mrs. >. .
Patterson Mrs. j. b. Marriott q. 4.
Runge. Mrs. c. Cook, T. Smith, T. II.
McLannuy and party, J. L. Gallagher
]. Daley, y. l.. Cornwell and wife, J.
NJ. Satterfield. X. w. Keliin, MISS X.
McGlove, A. y. Bullock, J Coplln, Miss
r. Myland and sister, Mrs. y. +. Twlt
and nephew, Mrs. J. Jones, Mrs. NJ.
Johnson, j. Statute and brother, Hrs.
j. L. Green, c. d. Jones, A. Jones, II.
Linden. Mrs @. Goldman, Miss T.. Bow
man. John Jennings, James Stowell, r.
l.. Randolph, Miss y. Hayes w. S. Selby.
r. Z. Simpson. Mrs. A. \. Bullock. Colo
ne, c. z. h. Burgwyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
JULIUS MEYERS SONS. 9Th AHD ERnAD:

I didn't 20 to her. To-day got note
from a woman living at No. Is east Duva,
street. informing me that her hu1o .l.as
had been killed by conjurers' ana We" We
informed. incidentally. that Two mo-
people had died in the same neighDo' -. 49,
as a result of the black art. All Oh 49,
unfortunates, including the DuVa'-s.' a.
husband, had doctors ana L ha'en "a
,'ostt,ated their cases / am AFRAID
though that the witch OF Endor ~
star,fine ahout I'm Richmond. and II this
coniuring continues" concluded the Doc
tor, with a merry laugh, Il don't kho"
what will become of the negroes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
TEMPLARS TO MEET.
DISTRICT LODGE, NO. 1, 1. o. G.. t.,
TO CONVENE MONDAY WEEK.
WILL ASSEMBLE In WILLIAMSBURG.
How These Lodges Are Formed and
Who Attends Their SessfOns-Mnny
Countfes and Several Cities In
cIudcd in This District.

District Lodge. No. ], Independent Or
DOR OF Good Templars, will hold its next
session Monday, August the 10th, at
Williamsburg. The Good Templars Of
Virginia at large. an influential body,
have three divisions in which they work
for the good Of their fellow-man. The
first is in the subordinate lodge. which
will be found in every town, hamlet, viii
lage, and city in the State; the second
is the District Lodge. which is formed
by q number of lodges in contiguous and
convenient territory, and the third is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Lawn Parties THIS Week.

On next Monday night the Lsdles Au .
illary of Old Dominion Hospital VIII r on
duct a trolley and lawn party at me ", M.
Oruhan ASYLUM The cars Will leave rtIse
and CLAW AZ SIS p. NJ. promptly, and after
the delightful ride over the Richmoh,di
railway and Electric Companys Inc VIII
stoo for refreshments, served or inc
beautiful grounds OF the asylum. me ne, "a "a
tn a,teodance from until IL =. NJ. NOT
The least among the attractions VIII DC
Mrs ]. W. Wilbur. chairman OF one OF
the committees Of the. Womans Cht HTS
tan Association. will give trolley-law n
Marty Wednesday evening. The cars WIZ
STOP al Twenty-ffth and Broad. First ana
cav. and Beach and Main streets. ke,
freshments will be served on the oeauliiai
lawn OF the Male Orphan Asylum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
n,,,. ,n..,,ute ut wayncsboro'.

Great preparations are being mace I1s
the bible Institute, which is TO be held
in Waynesboro' during the latter part OF
August. Special railway. hotel ana
boarding rates have been arranseu.
Many really consecrated men VIII De
heard during the meetings. and the event
will undoubtedly be spiritual Ieast.
Among the men Of heart and pralh
power who will be heard during tne M
stituts are Drs. Eaton. Wltnerspooh'
White Hume, Wharton Wlgn1iild..'
Buchanan, Otis. Mr.. Stephen HoieomD'
and Professor w. A. Toney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08

a dormant liver, or you VIII suffer all the
fortunes incident to prolonged bilious
attack. Constipation, headaches, dyspep-
STA. furred tongue. sour breath, pain In
the right side. will admonish you Oh neg
once with Hostetter's stomach Bitters.
and expect prompt relief. Malaria. rheu-
matism. kidney complaint nervousness.
and debility are thoroughly removed by
tina Rstiers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
"A pIc SALE OF MATTINGs.


Our treat spot-cash purchasing power
again demonstrated in this sale; Com,
rare our prices with those charged
by other houses You viii ma them
from 30 to 30 per cent. lower
Heaviest Jointless China MatHngs'
u 1-2o. quality, for SIC.
zc linen Warp Mattings. inlaid de-
signs. and solid colors. I6c. yard
Heaviest China Mattings. made IN Blue
and Green designs, worth SOc., for nc.
Zoe. Heavy China Mattings, &c.
SIS Smyrna Rugs, Toe.
69c. Mexican Grass Hammocks, zoe.
15c. Folding Fire-Screens, &c.
75c. Scotch Rugs. 2 yards long, 30c.
$40 McCreme Cord Hammocks. $t.25.
Tie. White Dotted and Embroidered
Curtain Null, &c. yard.
Colored Dotted Null, lac. quality, for &c.
yard.
H1-2c. Tinsel Drapery. all colors. 47sc.
yard.
Tic Tinsel Drapery, pretty patterns, for
nc. yard.
l9c Tinsel Drapery, new designs and
latest patterns, for lOc a ydrd.
Iace-Striped Curtain Scrim, sc. quality.
for &c. yard.
u l-2c. Colored Curtain Scrim for &c.
a yard.
Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, taped
all around. yards long, worth sc,
for S0c.
Dainty Patterns. taped edge, cost SIS.
marked down 10 zoe.
White Crochet Spreads. hemmed ready
for use, worth Sc; to-day for soc.
White Crochet Spreads, full size. worth
a.50. to-day for 81.
ALL-SILK BLACK AND WHITE
BELTS. with silver buckles. original
prices % to 40c.; sale price, 121Ac.
A record-breakins sale of
RIBBONS.
The Finest Fancy Ribbons ever
brought TO Richmond stripes,
plaids, and brOcades, costing 40, so,
q yard for zoe.
Taffeta Ribbons. of pure silk, both plain
and MORE. and in every solid color.
The prottlest Reds, Browns, Blues,
Greens; all Light and Dark shades.
and very near TO half usual cost:
3 inches wide for 15c.
inches wide for 19c.
Black Double-Faced Satin Ribbon, all
silk, IL inches wide. I5c. yard
Cream and White Al-Snk Taffeta Rib
bon, Ia inches wide. Be. yard.
Cream and White All-Slk Taffeta Rib
bon. 10 inches wide &c. a yard.
Cream and White All-Silk Taffeta RIB
bon, 2 inches wide. &c.
Cream and White All-Silk Taffeta Rib
bon, inches wide, 1Gc.
Roman Striped Betting inches wide.
I2iAc.
An-silk Moire Sash Ribbons. inches
wide 33c.
WRAPPERS.
All Of our 81. H2S. and $50 Wrappers,
in Lawn, Dimity. and Percale. now
zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
Death of DIR. Greenway.

DR.. Addison W. Greenway' oi NJ
Springs, Ark, who was wldely hn'wn :"
this section, died suddenly az ms nome
last Wednesday as result Oh ian'
from his horse. He leaves a VIE, WIZ
was Miss Kate Bruce, daughter OF MIR.
wilkins Bruce. OF this city. and one son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
The Ice Mission.

Most thankfully the Ice Mission ac-
knowle6ges the following contributions
for the two weeks ending August Z, 1891:
From box at Delarue's. =; box az MI
lers. a.56; box at Morris's, s25S. Through
Dispatch box. from Miss Gay Hancock
and Miss Minnie Cottrel, 81; Junior Bap-
list Young Peoples Union OF Calvary
Baptist church. Sl.50; box at II. A. Cat
Inns &c: anonymous. $5.l6. Box al Times
office. sSc.; boz at State ONCE, lie. Iotai'
NS "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-08
OlJT.OF-TOWN BUYERS


remains more of the special pur-
chase of
LINENS
for this weeks buying.
2-vard-wlde Double Satin DamaslS Table
Linen. sec. value, for G21zc yard.
Unbleached Linen Table DamasH, Csc
quality, for 12lac. yard.
Special purchase OF 100 dozen extra large
All-Linen Absorbent Huck Towels,
lie. value, for I2zc. each.
Fruit Doylies for lie. each.
Crash Towelling for 17sc. yard.
/ Chlldrens Finest 25c. RIBBED HOSE
B'ast-Black with slight miss-stitches,
every SIZE lie. pair.
A $4,000 surplus of
NEWS FURNISHINGS
IL to be sold OF here, and by this
time you are awnre that the mana
gers of Meyers departments do not
spare any loss when merchandise
must be sold. It's n cry often used
at this season. Reduction sale ana
marI<ed-doyvu sale. But where are
prices SO rIdicuIouSIy cut and slash
ed rs evidenced below:
Mems Soft Bosom Madras Shirts whlte
collarband and wristbands, pearl pu1-
tons, worth 75c., for o0c.
Mems Laundered Soft Bosom PercaIe
Shirts, white collarband, Guns attach'
ed, worth 50c., for 39c.
Mems Real Percale Shirts, attached
collar and cuffs. pleated and piaih
bosom, worth 75c., for soc.
Mems Percale and Cheviot Working
Shirts, full size and made strong
worth 40c., for 23c.
Mems Woven Working Shirts, full IS
inches long, yoke back and collar
band, Light and Dark colors, worth
50c., for 3oc.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts. union
linen bosom, fine muslin, all improve
ments; never sold for less than bOc.,
for SOC.
Mems Fine Elastic Suspenders, made OF
the best web mohair ends. worth 20
to 50c., for nc.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, cut full
and made strong for @0c.
Mems Imported Balbrggan Socks dou-
bic Sole, heel, and toe, worth 1'c., for
1Oc
Ladies' Satin Shield Bows, all solid
colors, worth 25c., for Zoe.
Mems and Ladies All-Silk Band-Bows,
Light and Dark colors, worth 25c., for
1Oc
An-snk Windsor Ties. plaids and
stripes, Light and Dark colors, for
12Iac.
MEMS WASHABLE BAND-BOWs.
ALWAYS SOLD FOR u 1-2c., for sc.
MEMS FOUR-PLY TURN DOWN
COLLARS. SIZES IA TO Is l-2, for Be-;
or two FOR DC.
MEMS RED BANDANA HANDKER-
CHIEFS, PULL SIZE. for lAc.
LOO new pieces narrow Valencf-
ennes Laces, reaGy for this weeks
sale by the yard or dozen. Mail or
Gcrs promptly filled. State about
width and price wanted.
( thousand or more
LADIES' VESTS,
of purest cuspiert, pure white Isle
thread, as cool as silk, with SILK
tapes in meek and arms, are to sell
here for 121sc. each.
Several thousand of same make nave
been sold here all summer at &c, anu
were worth IL.
ladies' 121-2c. Low-Neck and Short
Sleeves substituted Vests reduceu
to sc.
Ladies sc. swiss-Ribbed Vests reduced
Ladies 81 Pure SILK Vests reduced to
zoe.
Ladies' soc. Llsle-Thread. Richelieu-
Ribbed Vests reduced to 21c.
Mems 81 Pure Lisls-Thread shirts and
Drawers reduced 10 soc. each.
Mems 75c. Lace-Striped Balbriggan
Shirts reduced TO ooc.
Chlldrens 25c. Sleeveless Knit Under
waists, patent seams and buttons, re-
duced to I&l2c.
A big reduction in all Children's sum
mer Underwear.