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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08
SherLH'S Sale.

First published April 3. 1881
The State OF Kansas, Allen County, IS.
In the District Court Seventh Judicial Dis
tricl, sitting In and for Allen county, State of
kansas
Maude NJ Miller plaintiff.
VS., 7 No. 1929.
Mary A. Ballard ct al defendant
By virtue Of an order of sale issued by the Clerk
Of the Seventh Judicial District Court, In and for
Allen county, state of Kansas, In the above
entitled cause, and 10 me directed and delivered,
will on Monday May 9th A. ID. 1898 at one
o'clock D. m. of aaid day. at the front door OF the
court house In the city OF lola, Allen county,
state OF Kansas, offer for sale and sell TO the high
est bidder, for cash In hand. the following de-
scribed real estate, t0-wit: The north one.half
"a OF the northeast quarter 90, and the south
east quarter % OF the northeast quarter %
Of section twenty eight (29 IN township twenty
three (23l of range nineteen (l9) In Allen county
Kansas; also tract of land situated ia said
county and State described as follows. TO wit
Commencing al the northeast corner of the
southeast quarter ca of section twenty eight
(2Sl I'm township twenty-three t23) Of range
nineteen u9l running thence eighty-eight and
one eighth $50 rods thence south one hund
red and sixty n60l rods, thence east eight and
one-eighth $50 rods thence north forty 100
rods. thence southeast to point twenty five
tSjj rods north OF the southeast corner OF said
section, thence north TO beginning; containing
sold to satisfy said order OF sale.
IT. HOBART,
sheriff of Allen county Kansas
sherhs ONCE, lola. Kansas, April 4, 1898
A, H. Campbell, Atty Tor plaintiff
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08
SheriH's Sale.
tFirst publIshed Anil 5. 1

tFirst published April S. isos
The State Of Kansas, Allen county, -.
In the District court, Seventh Ju lCial
District, sitting In and for Allen couRty State
of Kansas.
Lura Calvin, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. fbii
G. w. johnson ct al Defendants }
by virtue of au order of sale issued by the
Clerk of he seventh Judicial District Court, In
and for Allen county, State OF Kansas III the
above entitled cause and to me directed and
delivered, | will on Monday. May g. lsgs at one
o'clock p. m. of said day, at the trout door of
the court house In the city of lola, Allen county,
State Of Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. the following
described real estate, to-wit The north half
90 of the northeast quarter 90 of section
sixteen N6l township twentysiN (26) range
nineteen (l9) east 9th p. IN. containing eighty
ts0 acres in Allen county. Kansas
Said lands and tenements will be sold to
satisfy said order of sale.
II HOBART,
sheriff OF Allen County Kansas.
Sherifi's office. lola, Kansas, April s. 1898
Oscar Foust & Son Plaintiff Atty's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08
Out of Order.

My blood was cut of order and my
hands and wrists were almost one
solid sore. began taking Hoods
Ssrsspsrills and this medicine cured
me. have been IN hetter health the
past winter than tor years before. l
believe Hoods apaii'la will do
all it is claimed to do T. COoprider,
Mlllard, Kans.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mailed for csc. by G. /. Hood & Co,
Lowell, Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
A Severe Arrangement of the Spirit
of Hazard.
One of the Most stupendous EviIs-whether
In Church or Gambling Hail Its
Influence Is Equally
Pernicious.

The spirit of hazard in this sermon
is arraigned by DIR. Taltnage, and the
downward path of the gamester is
plainly pointed out, Text: Acts, 1919:
"Aceldama, that is to say, the field OF
blood"
The money that Judas gave for SUR
rendering Christ was used to purchase
a graveyard. AS the money was blood
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08

money, the ground
bought by it was
called in the Syriac
tongue. "Acelda-
ma" meaning "the
field of blood.
Well, there is one
word | want to
write to-day over
every race-course
where wagers are
staked, and every
pool room, and
every gambling
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08

In 1890 only one in 10 of the popula-
ton of this country was a member Of
any church. In 1890 the ratio was one
in five.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08
A Life for SOC.

Many people have been cured of
Kidney Diseases by using soc bottle
of Foley's Kidney Cure. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-08

Born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kennedy an eight-pound girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

place, arrived at $3.50. Robl. a German
rider finished third.
Rivierre accomplished the whole dis
tance of 591 kilometors approaching SO
miles) in 5000, Notwithstanding that ne
was delayed twenty minutes on the road
by an accident 10 his tire.
Little interest was displayed in the
race this year owing 20 the absence OF
Cordang, Dubois and Meyer.
This IS Rivierre's third victory in the
great road event. IN SO he tied with the
late Arthur Linton, and last year he
defeated Cordang by a few minutes. He
missed the record (his own by about
three minuets. but, had the weather been
I'm. he would certainly have covered the
distance IN two or three hours less.
The feature or the race was the auto
mobile pacing which, according 10 the
opinion OF some. was 10 disadvantage
those riders who could not afford to
demonstrate the inefficiency OF automo-
bile pacing in wet weather. Last year
the weather was all that could be desired
and the petroleum motors triumphed
and sucked" the men all along the road.
This yeas IL rained cats and dogs and
for this or some other reason the motors
failed 10 work satisfactorily. Flat tires.
broken wheels automobile and motor
cars in distress were SO many disagree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

consent they have been ranked as tho
two leaders and acrimonious. indeed
have been the disputes in which their
respective admirers have INDUCED as 10
which was really the better man. They
are both sprint riders and have competed
together on the National Circuit and in
other open contests times almost without
number but never have INDUCED in
match race together before Decoration
Day, and then IL was not premedltated
that they alone should be in the contest.
a three-cOrnered match between Bald.
Cooper and Jap Eden. the Hollander
and the undisputed sprint rider Of Eu-
rope, had been arranged. The Dutchman,
however, at the last moment refused TO
ride claiming that he was not yet In
condition. This left the two Americans
TO fight out the contest alone and right
nobly did they do H. Bald won the first
heat by a liberal margin. managing TO
obtain a sneak lead ia the sprint. In
tho second heat Cooper tried the same
tactics but succeeded only in making
hot finish which he won by what is pop
ularly known as "a fraction OF an eye
lash" This necessitated a third heat.
which fell TO Bald. who won with little
more 20 spare than Cooper had In the
previous heat but margin most uncom-
fortsbly close, nevertheless
Thosa who ought TO know say that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Of those who would like 10 so out at
night without the fear Of an accident
ST. LOUIS-The celebrated cycle path
named after Water Commissioner Hol-
man, whose smooth surface of cinders
extends from Bisselss' Point TO the Chain
OF Rocks, has been formally opened TO
tho public by II ". Lucas, Chief Consul
OF the Missouri Division
a thousand wheelmen were in line
when the tour OF inspection started out
over the finest cycle path in the West.
Several OF the big guns OF the city madO
nve-nfnute speeches, and qlete Bit
OF the usual beverage was served in large
glasses. Besides the speech-making.
there were two good races over the path.
The course was seven miles.
When will Richmond have such path
10 conect her had streets with the fine
roads built by the late Lewis Gin,er.
PARASITIC annual Bordeaux Paris
race was brought 10 a close on Sunday.
II was not actually raining at the start,
though the sky was much overcast. but
by the time Libourne % kill was reach
ed by the racers. II was raining fast.
a: this place Rivierre had the lead.
which lead he maintained throughout tae
race arriving at tho Veladromo do la
Seine at 40 Sunday afternoon. Garin,
who throughout had maintained second
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

able surprises for the riders. On several
occasions. Rivierre and Boil OF Berlin.
were seen on the road preceding their
automobiles instead Of following them.
What would they have given then 10 be
comfortably tucked away behind a tam
dem or a trimplet o, the good old days.
NEW YORK.-Berkeloy oval got a
generous share OF the Decoration Day
race goers at the meet OF the Associated
cycle Clubs OF New York. Gougoltz and
Lamberjack forgot their troubles, and
rode against the wind. Sanger and Swan
brough. the Denver tandemons in the
unlimited pursuit race, catching them at
three and three-quarter miles and going
the distance in 7.25.
The Board OF Education OF Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. is being sued for the price OF
a bicycle by the father OF 4 girl who
roue 10 school on her bicycle and. being
obliged 20 leave It outside lost II. The
father claims that the board should pro-
vide a suitable room for the storage of
cycles and Is trying to win the suit on
that point.
T.. C. Bald. Eddie Cannon Ball" as ne
Is frequently called. and Tom Cooper.
have been the keenest or keen rivals on
the track for years past By common
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

hundred years. Every summer, FOR gen.
eratlons. II has sent rs deadly fevers "a
our Southern cities. Every port on thf
Gulf Coast has cause 70 execrate ths
very name OF Havana.
The day will come. under a highef
civilization. VIXEN neglect OF proper SAME
tation by a people and the maintenance
or fayer-infccting centers within their
borders will be regarded as sufficient cx.
cuse for concerted action by the powers
OF the earth who respect the health and
well-being Of themselves and their neigh
bOrs 10 justify invasion. occupation. and
compulsory habits OF clcanlluess.-Cols
Hers Weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
California Tenderness.

This IS a rich and a benevolent com.
munity. but the war has been sprung
upon US so suddenly that We are oaiy
beginning 10 learn us exigencies. Ths
sufferings OF the volunteers were related
10 one OF the kindest and most afflusn.
ladies' OF our society. she was much
touched, and 20 volunteers 20 whom a
flannel shirt or an extra pair OF socks
would have been a godsend she sent
next day two hundred boxes OF straw
berries. Girls think they are demons
straiing the warmth OF their aneetiona
when they send their ladies 4 bunch II
roses.--Collier Xeewly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Silks.
Black Brocaded India SILK. % inches
wide, in medium and large designs,
the o9c. Kind. Alteration price, ACC
per yard ........ .............. 49,
Black Brocaded Grenadines. 70
inches wide. the sec. kind. Al 400
iteration price, per yard. ........ ~
Black Gros-Grain Brocades. in small
and medium designs, were G5c. -hC
Alteration price, per yard..... ON~
Printed Foulards. dark grounds.
with large white figures, the SOC. 1Oc
kind Alteration price, yard. OIO
Checked Tafetas 10 inches wide and
oil silk, our regular 75c. goods. EOC
Alteration price, per Yard. OH~
Checked Louisines the 81 Toe
kind. Alteration price, yard. ~
Plain Colored Tanetas. this seasons
newest shades, the S5c. kind. -EC
Alteration price, per Yard. ~
Black Dress Goods.
Black Granite suiting. 8s inches
wide. originally 25c, Altera- I1iC
tion price ............... zee.
Black Cheylot All-Wool. 20 inches
wide the coc' kind Alteration 3OC
price ............ .'.....'..'.'' ~
Black Wool Grenadine. ~ inches
wide. all wool. the 75c. kind. zoe
Alteration price ........ ......
Black Lace Striped Ettamine, AZ
inches wide. the 81 kind. Alera- TIC
ton price, per yard. 10
Black Albatross. 80 inches wide and
all-wOOl, originally oOc. Alteta- 11C
tiOn price ........ .......r.....
Black Figured Mohair a inches
wide. with high lustra, worth TIC
81. Alteration price ........... To-
BLACK Bayaders stripe - inches
wide. the $3.50 kind. Atera- SI2S
tlon price, per yard ........ -
CoIored Dress Goods.
kind. Alteration price. per yard IOc
Alteration price, per yard.....'
Wool Checks and Mixtures, the
25c. kind Alteration price, per IOC
yard ......... ''''''''''.''''''
Plaid Dress Goods. in light shades
the soc. kind. Alteration price, , &C
per yard ......., ........'.'.''
SIX and Wool Mixtures the
zoe. kind. Alteration price. per 3OC
yard. .........'' .'''''''''
Novelty Mixtures. in light shades
the zoe. kind. Alteration price roc
per yard ..... ................'
Diagonal Dress Goods. a. lncheS
wide, our regular 3vc. soou'' zoe
Alteration price, per yard -
Navy Blue Storm Serge 90 inohes
wide, worth soc. Alteration TIC
price, per yard ............'''' To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

I'm a campaign such as that Impending
in Cuba, death Is 20 be confronted IN
distinct and tangible form. away rom
the battlefield. Yellow fever Is relied
upon by the Spaniards 10 destroy our
our army. To dlsappoint this hope VIII
be the work assigned TO the most emil
nent medical men OF this generation.
Therefore. the invasion OF Cuba Will
prove an object lesson 20 the civilized
world
The retention OF a pest hole. such as
Havana. on the Western Hemisphere
has been an outrage 10 our CIVILIZATION.
The Augean stables became an onense
10 tho nostrls OF Jupiter ana Hrcuis
eIansed them quite as much 10 please his
father as TO obey the hehest o. Eurys-
theus. Those Psychological disease
breeders were only allowed 20 exisI for
two decades. but Havana Harbor has
been q fostering plague spot for several
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
NEWS NOTES
FOR WHEELMEN

There has been out on the road for the
flrst time IL Richmond racing triplet
on which were mounted three Of Rich
monds fast ones and they made the
pace hot for several Of tho racing men
who think that they cannot be LETT be-
hlad when * comes 10 sprint. There
have also been out on the road this week
= large number OF tsndems There seems
10 be an increase in the number OF tan
dem riders.
As was expected there have been quite
number or accidents here during the
week from the entire disregard OF al
rules cf the road both as TO speed. lamps
end LEFT side riding. Some OF the rid
ers have been badly hurt. A few arrests
Of some OF these who know better and
yet make regular practice of II would
DO much good
There Il also call for the enforcement
OF the lamp ordinance. Fully one half
OF the riders who are out at night 20
without any light TO the Inconvenience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Of Mems Furnishings.

Mothers would do we'll look into this department 1t hap
pens that of the items offered the little fellows and
buy up their needs during this alteration sale lucky
purchase every instance Yes the dollar mark TO be reached
with quarter or half, and sometimes for less. Read on:
Windsor Plaids stripes and Solid Coors &C
ch... ...
81 lot Of B9ys @ wits Whit and figured effects our regular soc
sm, lot BSy 1ofss gqgnGy Collars and RULED CUTS resoor
5 Nss5 shT that s0f reg gE @ a s 9s @ each soc
e S5 Msa1 sale H gr sF go cd patterns all sizes. % &C. SOC
4f299 4foY ogaff Ps eth new dark borders REGULAR lie
regular a aqa Gents ST q % fy Prize GS! RsSt patterns.
fr .'n G @ oT E A PRICE snq a an size. regular 25c
m a' iHi S9 Sale pa % strongly made REGULAR I2sc
akos g a R qSS ION sE 22d other popular 2sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Fans,

All our beautiful new Jap.
Fans must be closed out. Yes,
Just when you want them. Buy
early, for before the crisis of the
"hot season" reaches us we
shall be without a "breeze Gre
ator." The prices are like this;
All our SOC. Jap. Fans are 7-o
now ........... ....'.....-.''.s -
All our CSC. Jap. Fans are oOC
now .ss........ .....ss.'s'ss'
All our zoe. Jap. Fans are IsC
now ........... .ss.sss''.'"''''
All our 15c. Jap. Fans are IOC
now ........... ....'.ss's's'''
All our Toe. Jap. Fans arc Er
now ........... ..........ss.'''.
All our sc. Jap. Fans are &C
now ........... .s'.'.''''''"''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Of Ribbons.

These silky bands are no
longer our hobby. True, this
department has a prominent
feature of our business, and the
enormous sales have been prati-
tying, but contemplated altera-
tons to our present building
compels us to drop our taste
for Ribbons" and exercise every
effort to rush off this stock and
"pinched" prices are now in
evidence. Are THESE cheap
100 pieces Black silk Velvet Rib
non daisy width, regular price 2Oc.
piece Alteration sale price. per n
lIece --.......... ............... "
200 yards 4ll-inch SILK GAUGE Rib
bon, with satin stripes. bon Cerlsso,
Burnt orange. Napoleon ETC.; regu-
Iar price 55c. yard; Alteration grc
sale price, per yard ............ 10
300 yards 4-inch An-suk TaNata
Ribbon. IN dark combinations. regu.
lar prico 19c. yard. Alteration -
sale price, per yard ............. o.
300 yards Au-snk Shepherd Check
CBiack and White Tamcta Ribbon.
with satin stripe; regular price Zoe.
yard. Alteration sale price, per ac
ydId --....... ....-.............. -
go yards 3l5-lnch Au-snk Black
GauZe Ribbon. variety OF patterns.
regular price 2jc. yard Altera- nc
ton sale price, per yard ....... ~
1880 yards 4ls-lnch All-snk Plain
Tafeta Ribbon, heavy quality. an
yard. Alteration sale price. per PIC
100 yards 4-inch Fancy Gauzo Rib
bon, all cOlOrs; regular price DC.
yard. Alteration sale price. per IIc
yard .........-. ..-..-.--.-.t.s
10 yards pinch silk Betting. IN 70
versible plaid and stripe, and al solid
colors, including black. regular price
25c. yard. Alteration sale price, E1c
per yard ......... ......-.....
1000 yards All-Silk Ribbon, In fancy
and all solid c0lors. 3is inches Vide:
regular price zoe. yard Altera- TEc
ton sale price, per yard ....., %
800 yards 5-lnch Black Double Faced
Satin Sash Ribbon. all ak and Beau
tiful quality; regular price. 800.
yard. Alteration sale price. per 90
yard .......-.... ...'...'.'..'' O<~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Of Hosiery.

Richmonds acknowledged Hosiery Department offers values
during alteration sale ha make their reputation BO
Err THAN EVER" We sell almost everybody-WIlH NOI
YOU?
worth Sc pa-ALTER
ALTON SALE PRICE per palF'''' '''' ''''''''
and Balbrigsan, all fast
coo worth loc par-AIrERAIION SALE FfCE per p"F'''' -
black
SALE PRICE
Black heel and toe
worth l5c par-ALTERATION SALE PRICE ~
Stainless Hose I1dC
-r Al ~
souble and
Ladies I PgoPsR S' SAILS EaTRfS stainless Hermao 25C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19

Tom Linton is now in the finest condition
az his life and may be depended on 10
vanquish the entire lot Of aspiran1s tor
long distance honors. In a recent tr,al
against the watch made privately at the
Charles River Park track In Boston
Linton is said 20 have gone thirty-t"o
miles In an hour and finished compare
tlylY fresh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Of Notions.

We carry more stock in Our
Notion Department than any
three notion departments in
Richmond combined. We watch
the demand for these little
things" and the wanted" items
are here, but chats it" in
caring for our patrons we have
accumulated an enormous stock.
This must be reduced owing to
intended alterations to our pre-
sent building. The larger the
quantity on any particular item
the deeper the cut, ;" so now
only a few items remain un-
touched. Original costs are
"out of the question" and SUR
prise prices prevail. LOOK AT
THESE !! Prices on entire
stock just as ridiculous.
Be. Genuine Fairy Soap oath slze),
ic. cake.
Sc. coal oil Soap. Sc. cake.
5c. Mechanics Tar Soap, Sc. cake.
Ice. Melaroma Soap. &c. cake.
2Oc. 4-Thread Knitting Cotton. 14c.
&c. Bone or Steel Crochet Needles,
1c. each.
lie. fellows Gossamer Powder.
i2l2c. box.
&c. spools Bastlng Cotton 600 YARDS.
Sc. spool
Sc. Dexter Cotton tall Sizes. &c.
bail.
1Jc. Violet Toilet Water, &c. bottle.
1jc. pieces Bone Casing. &c. piece.
1252c. Fancy Ready-Made Carriers,
Toe. boxes sprinkler-Top Tooth
Powder. &c. box.
Sc. bottles Mending Glue (best
make), 4c. bottle.
&c bottle Petroleum Jelly Vase
line), g. bottle.
Sc. Bone-Handls Bristle Tooth
l2l9c. Round Mirrors with stand),
Sc. bottles sachet Powder (all odors).
i2lsc. boxes Angelic" Tooth Pow
1oc. puck Lamps (alled with
rologne), &c. each
Zoe. "Garwood's.' Real Extracts, &c.
Use. bottle "vlgor Floral (for the
BATH, 39c bottle.
Toe. packages Sachet Powder (all
odOrs). sc. package.
&c. pieces Ironing Wax with han
dle). ic. piece.
12hc. boxes Talcum Powder. &C. box.
3gc Ready Made Carriers, lsc. pair.
5c. boxes Browns Paste (for russell
shoes, &c. box.
loo. Black and White Dress Elastic,
Sc Round Hand Mirrors. &c. each.
Sc. cakes Genuine Fairy Soap, &c.
Be. cards Safety Pins Call slzes). 1c.
&C. bottles Machine oil che besO.
&C.. bottle.
ioc. Beading Cwhi,e and colors), &c,
piece so
Toe. Shaving Brushes. &c. each.
lie. Scissors good make, all sizes)'
Zoe cards Genuine De Long Hooks
and Eyes. &c. card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
OR Alteration Sale Continues Tomorrow!
Our Second Floor Bargains.

Our second floor attractive place will be doubly
so during this The stocks full The styles
are the newest The prices the lowest for only the best of
chandse Every department furnishes its quota OF seasonabe
wants Read carefully the following prices. You'll want these
Goods for immediate ard future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale IpdkarChiefS

Dainty, sheer Handkerchiefs,
that in a regular way would
find quick purchasers, are to be
forced during our great altera-
ton sale at unheard of prices.
THEY MUST GO!ll
100 dozen Ladies' 'Scalloped and
Hemstltched Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. that formerly sold at from l2l5
TO lG 2-3c. Alteration sale price, IOC
edcn ........... ..............s
1850 dozen Fine Sheer Hemstitched
and Fancy Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, new, dainty patterns. and orig
inaily sold at from Il 20 PC. I0fc
Alteration sale price, EACH. - -
About 800 dozen Fine Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, all new goods and in
tended 20 DO sold at Doc. each. To
close them quickly the Altera- cOc
ton sale price is 3 for......... O"S
Alteration Sale 0f Notions,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
Alteration Sale Fancy Goods

Prices that have been slash
ed" with a merciless hand are
left to "tell the story" of our
great ALTERATION SALE.
Neck Ruffs.
10 dozen silk Point D'Esprite NECK
RUFFS. nicely made, with silk rib
hons, actual price SOC. Altera- nc
ton sale price, each .......... W.
Veilings.
SOO-yard Al-snk Yelling. with coll
ored chenille dot, also plain fish-net,
I'm any shade: REGULAR 25c. goods. Oc
Alteration sale price, per yard. ~
Tovchon Laces.
About 500 yards Real Linen Torchon
Edge, several patterns; real worth Sc.
yard. Alteration sale price, per Dc
yard ........ ................... -
Children's Sailor Collars.
Large lot Sailor Collars. that sold
for up TO zoe. each are put into one
lot, and tho alteration sale price OC
Is, edcn ........ .....s..........
All Over Dress Net.
piece Fancy Dress Net. I'm black.
that originally sold FOR 81 yard. oOC
Alteration sale price, per yard. OS~