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Sharp County record., 1899-04-14

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..lHt-. anu HttIr. GOO. |r-i .tlAa
t1rnia, che acknowledged fruit
country Of the world.
AFEaHsas has an area Gt 3d.
sZA0l0 acres Itfs larger tEau
New York OF Pennsylvania l5
Is ONLY ous-ffta smaller Than s.i
--a4 New England states COM
bIned
ErarzruaHan made reguiaT and.
nainless and Mains fn sides. rirs
aad limbs cured av Simmons
sauaw vine wine 1r tablets
at che Worlds Columbian EE-
position a5 CHICAGO in 1893. Ar-
kansas carried off the Svee0-
stake and several other prem
iags for fruits ir competition
with the world
Tho average value of izru
lands in twelve Southern States
is sT.06 0sr acre. The average
value of farm lands in Arkansas
Is s616per acre. or 50 L-2 per
.ceHt1f the latter
The towns of ROGERS. Spring
dale and Fayetteville. on the ST.
Louis G San Francisco railway
alone shipped in 1898. 1.l5l car
loads of apples which reached an
estimate in value Of 100000
Lung L-risaHos
s the f0raruunaP r5 consumption.
DR.. Bells Pne-Tar-H0nev will
cure fl. and uIva such strength TO
the lures tdat a c0Ugn or q cold
win not settle there. Twenty-Five
cents at all good druggists
Arkansas % % rUl5 state
knows no SUPERIOR Her north
-r1 section Isl already tauo1s.v.
known as The Land of the Bio
Red ABnla. arkansas anDIes
have taken premiums wherever
exhibited.
Business rad I'd. be suspended
In Cweusbor0ugh hv, on re-
cent dav because 0f the smoke
from a b1ruiap tobacco factory
The governor of Oklahoma has
vetoed the bin aimed a5 Christian
Sciandsts. -n the Ground tha5 tt
Ia5eFfered with RELIGIOUS liberty
Hunts cure rapidly destroys
itch. rinow0rms. itching piles
eczema tetter and like r0ugies.
Under it's influence the diseased
eutioIa scales off. leaving q
smooth. white healthy sEiula it's
place. A wonderful remedy and
lnlv so cents a box.
lis estimated thatthe value of
the milk reaslvad in New York
last wear amounted to- Sf7500 900
The daily consumption is about
q. 600 cans
Three persons our of every four
.u London earn less than s5 o.
week
The memory tt has been de-
e.ded Isl stronger I'M sumner
Than i1 wiu-p
A torpid liver causes deures-
sion 1t spirits Indigestion H0b-
sHnaHon headache Use Dr H.
A. Simmons liver medicine e5
stimulate tlat ORGAN
A. rich p0us=ian landlord has
introduced oamels into farm work.
One drags alone % heavy 0.0w
without an effort Tho work 0f
two horses lz easily done by one
camel
Gov Jones haa nardonad O G|
Lee 6t Conway convicted AuuI.
b of Sebhath-hreakinp and fined
$50 and costa
-a the United States alone tharo
ore close unon thirty law firms
composed 0f husbands and
wives
rtfs said that the inauguration
Of Charles s. Thomasas oovernos
of Colorado coat onIv S10O
rhs bte-5asf fnhabifad 41ot fr
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suffered g1r 25 wears with
cough aad snant EgC5Tads ot
dollars w7t1 doctors and for uau-
cl1e59 no avail until Z used DIR
Bells Pne-Par- H1n7- This
remedy makes waaztunps Sr0nr
15 has saved my Hae.- b.
G0zell AfraG5s5grr. ILL.,.
Tie man who believes 0nIv
Laii that he hears raam0tlv GETS
lone very we-rtt he happens -to
seLeet the rirhtsa salf.
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nsYOuth's
Advocate,
Nashville Tenn.

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SCHOOL .nr I a'usI. DIn auHfCnNtfa
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Iau u. .H1 sCgfal icpaf.meaiai8 rurlh itis su1
rrpAon pr.gc ga p1Hclicnl educator as fLs
- mg1 .0ngd liiemtY uarcr fndorea Va
state uhcna, icnCAcmand0thefA Agents NWN
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I Of sverv 1000 sailors "a have


rheumatism every year
a man NAV be both o success
and q failure he may be- a sue
cess as n tl,lu7a- and a failure as
q SUCCESS
Tho world nav owe every man
q LTrT bur MANY men are too
lazy -1 hustle around and collect
It,
When q woman has d secret
nothing makes. her sol mad as che
snow e.
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the UHsrr0 convent r.F |
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lave resH r. Erslt auLlrFr from constpstio1
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Hl u.a .sa 500 -luasl -4- taa nJinX i.49anl
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.. aH-.rs -lHa ~ -tt n'ra".
Isl noted for it's keen SIGH. clear
and distinct 1s11. So are tr0Sai
persons VINO use -u-rHriaud'7
Eagle Eve SaLvs for weak ewes.
5-ves. sore ewes of aHv kind of
Erauuiated Ids. Sold av a--
O. callers atz5 cen is.
It's an easv matter To Get vgur
t=-lowuen 70 s0eak we'll 5f v1l:
a- you have to do is to- law down
and die.
The man who seeks r5lr
friendship generally has a motive
Ia view. the woman u-l5 doe. s0
las EwO or three,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
ONE DOLLAR KID
GLOVES, 6OC. PAIR.

These are Ladies' Two-Clasp Kid
Gloves, the proper embroidered
backs. There are blacks, Browns,
OxbIoods, and tnns. all sizes, in this
special lot, O9c. pair.
NOTION SPECIALS.
Kirby Henrd's Cabinet Hair-Pins,
&c.
Kirby Boards Best Pins, per paper,
&c.
Kirby Beard's Needles, all sizes. &c.
Kirby Boards Black Dress Pins,
4c.
SIMPSONS Dress Pins, 400 count,
1c.
Sarah Bernhardt Hair-Curlers, Sc.
Duplex safety Pins, two sizes, per
dozen. Sc.
Black Brush Binding, per yard. &c.
Combination Polish and Dressing,
10.
REAL CALIFORNIA WOOL
BLANKETS, $500, made of softest,
downiest wool. IS inches long, ~
inches wide, siiIS-bonnd. Pink, Blue,
or Red borders; sale at $500 pair.
Soft. Fleecy Wool Blankets, fun l0-4
size. silk-taped. II bought to-day would
cost s. wholesale; sale at Si.o9.
Silkoline- Covered Laminated Cotton
Covers; sale at $40.
Full-Size White CrOcheted Spreads,
Marseilles patterns, hemmed ready FOR
use lDc each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

which measured seven and one-half feet
A series OF revival meetings are being
held I'm the Methodist church. South, CT
Woodstock. Va, by the pastor Rev. j.
c. Jones. The meetings are being at
tended by large congregations.
A call has been issued 10 Confederate
veterans OF Mt. Jackson and VicintY TO
meet on next Saturday 10 orgln'ze q
camp OF Confederate veterans. IL this
- carried out Shenandoah Oily Will
have six camps
Inc Southern Railway fninotny will
be4utliy the grounds around the station
~ TINS place, By plantiag aumber Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

shade trees. This company has also
decided TO build new passenger depot 1T
Edinburg, which will cost about 50. 80
In the County Court on Thurs lay an
interesting and exceedingly peculiar case
was heard In which George W. Alinnicx
was plaintiff and j. L. VIII defendant.
upon garnishee against G.. Harry Haun,
clerk Of the Circuit Court. The evidence
adduced before the Court showed that
during the spring campaign for the county
offices. g. Harry Ham and j. l.. Will
who was recently defeated for the Legs
iature were opposing candidates IN the
Republican party Tor the Circuit Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

clerkship. A proposition was maze and
accepted by VIII that he shouiu Withdraw
from the contest In favor OF Haun. and
in case he CHaun) should De erected he
would pay VIII the sum Oh 'ioo per year
during the term OF ONCE. Inc pro-
position was reduced TO wriling.
Mr.. Minnick. a prominent farmer OF
Shenandoah county. who u judgment
creditor OF will. learned OF this contract
and had a summons In suggestion issued
against Ham. and the writ was made re-
turnable 10 the first day OF the November
County Court. The testimony produced
before the Court WAS conflicting In d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

tail. concerning especially the assignment
of the amount due to Will prior TO the
service OF the garnishee summons. This.
however. the Court did not take into con-
sideration, but after hearing the evidence
and arguments OF counsel decided that
the agreement itself was against public
policy and therefore void and illegal and
that there was no liability on the part Of
Haun. to Will.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

These $3.50 Suits are winning popular
favor. customers tell US that they see
nothing equal TO them elsewhere in
Richmond. They are made in All
styles. from the Vestee Suits, hand
somely trimmed. for the little fellow,
up to l6-year Double breasted Short
Pants Suits Tor the very best dressed
boys. They are In all the late desir-
able mems sultngs. thoroughly tall
ored throughout and are worth $780,
for N5O
The 81 ~ suits are made Of ATWOOD
Mixed Cheviots and Black or Blue Mel
IONS. double breasted, for boys ages
5 70 10 years, and are worth $50. for
sI.4S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

cade satin, Black Brocade Tane n,
Morine. sells IS and s5c.j
special, 40c. yard.
AII-siIs BrocateIle, yellow AIl-silk
satin Duchess, and Green AIl-silk
Brocsde. the true $3.50 value, sell
Ing at 0oc. yard
SPECIAL BLACk-sILK BARGAINS.
Black All-Sik Corded Taffetas. soc.
23-inch All-Silk Satin Duchesse, Soc.
Extra Finished All-Silk Peau de Sole.
oSc
French Pan Taneta osc.
This weeks reductions strike our
MAGNIFICENT line of TaGeta silks, In
GLIDING all the new, beautiful Reds,
ii shades of green, shades OF Pur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

The So Suits are made Of the very
Best Cassimeres and CiCvlots. with
Nelour-nnish. I'm Ntstees. Handsomely
trimmed. for the little fellows ages
90 S years. and Double Breasted for
the boys ages 10 rs years, that are
worth s.. Tor $3.50
The {30s Top Coats. for boys and chill
dren, ages 10 10 years. are made IN
the new tailor style. FUN box backs.
and short and medium lengths. in Tan
Twilled Covert Cloths some with vel
vet collars. and some with collars OF
same material. worth s.. for 50 -
Boys All-Wool Pants. with patent elas-
tic Walstband that sell for Soc. per
pair, BIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

died at her fathers residence. in Ches-
terrified county. near Granite Friday after-
noon.
The funeral will be from the resld1nac
to-day at Il o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
81. Andrew brotherhood.

The annual meeting Of the local coun-
ell OF the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew will
be held In the lecture-room OF Grace
church tomorrow at Sis p. NJ.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year will be held at this time. IL Is
especially DESTROYS that q full attend
anco b bad o. this meetin2 . ~ oEs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
A SNAKE STORY.
1 Matter Against Public Policy Void
aud Illegal.

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov IS Special
'acob Funk. Jr.. a resident OF Powelrs
Fort, Shenandoah county. killed sixty
even snakes OF different kinds during
he past summer. while herding cattle
q Massinuttcu Mountain. I'ifty-six OF
ITEM we're black and green snakes. seven
attic snakes and four copperheads. The
lrgest snake killed was Z black racer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
Acquitted Of Mursier.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov ls.-Spe-
ciaE-T. Hall Davis. Jr.. OF Hampton.
charged with the murder OF Jettie John
son (coloreD was acquitted to-day.
Qshe Jury Hsge out only twenty minntsA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

ficers now elected will be those In charge
when the National Convention OF the
Brotherhood Is held In Richmond In 1900.
Hence IL Is important that every Brother.
hood man in Richmond be present Mon.
day night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

PIE, aud some of almost every color,
now 75c.
Those beautiful Cross-Corded Taf-
feta silks, every yard of every color
we had at si.5O, are now To he sold
at 81.
All the Plnfd Novelties. all the
striped Novelties, that sold up to
S1.5O yard.
Evening shades Of Picking stripes,
that sold for 81; Evening shades OF
checked Tanefas. sold for sI.5O,
Evening shades OF Exquisite Bro
cndes, sold for $3.50; Black Brocnde..
cords, Cots, stripes. that sold from
III to So all selling now, choice. 7Ic.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
MEYERS BASEMENT

mE Liz - DtR~i Ill
starts this week IA special sale OF
some New Importntions or Bone
milan Glassware and Fancy bricn-
brac, especially suitable Tor We"-
ding gtfts, together with some spe-
ciaI purchases of Crockery.
$3.50 for Ten Dollar English China
sprny Decorated Dinner sets, IN
Gliding large meat dishes and soup
tureen.
12 for Seventeen Dollar and Han
1Ol-pieco Gold Illuminated Dlnner oels.
newest decoration, eNtIa-iais 80 Sup
tureen and meat dishes.
g3gs for Five Dollar l2-piece Toilet
Sets, under-giaze decoration, large
81 40 for -Four Dollar Decorated I'm
ported Tea Sets. newest shape cups
and saucers.
40c. Tor one Dollar and Half
French China Decorated Chop
Dishes.
DC each for One Dollar dozen large
White Plates
7c for Ten-Cent size White china
Footed oyster Bowls.
Zoe. for 3-quart-size Fire-Proof
Cooking Pots.
34c. a set for One Dollar a dozen White
China Cups and Saucers.
1c. each for White China Butter
Dishes.
9c. choice Of French. German, or
English China Dishes, were up 10 &c.
&c for Ten-Cent Half-Galon China
Water Pitchers.
Sc. for Large-slze Yellow Baking
15c. n dozen for Cut-Bottom and
Plain TumbIers.
19c. for Thirty Five-Cent very-Heavy
Nan HrH a
1Oc Tor Twenty rive Cent Square
Flared Footed COMFORTS or Celery
Trays.
90. for Imitation Chrysanthemum Cut
Butter Dishes.
7c. for Large Engraved Glass Fruit
Bowls.
1Oc for Imitation star-Cut Half-Gal-
lon water Pitchers.
81 30 Tor one Dollar Seventy-f1ye Dec
GRATED Brass-Footed Squat Tampa
with guaranteed burners.
81 80 for Decorated Lamps, with g
inch Decorated Globe. Brass Burner
and Foot
osc. for Brass Trimmed Hall Lamps,
choice Of five colors.
Csc q set for one Dollar and HAIR
Set Ebony-Handle Meriden Cutlery
Co.'S Knives and Forks, guaranteed.
S5c a set for one Dollar and quar-
ter Whne-Handle Knives and Forks,
double bolstered and riyeted, g.,
Large Kitcnen Knives heavily bolster
ed.
81 40 for Three-Dollar and Half Heavy
Nickel-Plated Cnafng Dishes, wrought
iron stands: lamps, guaranteed.
81 0S for Two Dollar and Half Brass
s O'Clock Tea-Kettles; newest lamps
brass stand.
1Oc. for Long Handled Covered Sauce
&c. for Ten-Cent Granite MIX Pans.
POO for Forty 'ive-C Cent Long Handled
Seamless Saucepans
zoe for Seventy Five-Cent Extra-Large
Granite Tea-Kettles
12c for C-quart Heavy Tin oyster
Kettles.
23c. for Thlrty-Nine-C ent-size Large
Cake MOulds
DC. for choice OF sizes Jelly-Cake
Moulds.
25c. for 4-quart Granite Tea or Coffee
Pots
3Oc for Fifty-Cent Coppered Bottom
Wash Boilers.
SOC. for Seventy-FIve-Cent Large size
Sheet-Iron Royal Roasters.
19c. for Twenty Five-Cent- Size Granite
S-quart Covered Buckets.
63c. for Nickel-Plated Fine Alarm
Clocks
sc. for Square Wire Clnder-sirters
35c. for Fifty-Cent-Size Round Waffle
Irons.
O9e. for One Dollar Folding Ironing
Boards and Stands.
f5c; for Sixty-Cent Imperial Coffee
Mills hardwood, every one guaran-
teed
Be. per pound for any size Irons.
&c. Tor Ten-Cent Polished Handle Meat
Cleayers. Sheffield steel
&c. for large bottle Ammonia.
DC. for Long Steel Black Handle Fire
Pokers.
Toe. for twenty-five Cent Nickel
Plated 3-prong Towel Racks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
5000 PAIRS OF SHOES HELD
BACK BY A MANUFACTURER

the third rise in prices
"a
our dicate
pIac
in
. Inv IN cnunc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

At ov-R PRICES, IL IS not apparent
5be fhfrd-d0Or saie-room WITHIN
GOES mcrriIy on this week, with +"
r vtcront Golden Oak Library
Tables. prices were Sf2 Co SIS; sam
pIe priccs, $3.50 90 $3.50.
z Elegant Mahogany Pnrlor ana
Ytbrarv Tables. prices were $3.50 10
500, sample prices. $3.50 to SIP
> Of The Rest Make Hail Benchesi
prices were $3.50 TO s1Gj sample
prices. $3.50 20 $40.
Tnpcstry-COvcred Couches' spe-
ciaI, Sf.05.
Ienfberctte Coucbcs, special, e3'oo'
Nenr about 100 odd pieces Real Ma
bornuv Plain Upholstered inlntd
parIor and Library Chairs, Div"ns'
RocLers. etc. Prices near about
half what they viii retail for to-
day.
A surprisineIv beautiful Golden
Oak ChevaI Mirror Chamber suit Tor
S2O.SO.
s33 for oak Chamber Suit of High
est Polished EIaborHtely Carved he
vcIIed-Edgc shaped Mirrors, both
bureau and Vyashstnnd.
SG5 for "a truly elegant Real Ma
boEnny bedroom suit, head ana
footbonrd carved TO match the Colo
niaI style dresser and washstnnd.
q odd bureaus have been placed on
the door for special selling this
week.
We have not heard any attempt TO
match the SidebOard oRer of our
sale Of last week. "a continues.
5000 buys complete sidebOard,
with swell front and beveIled edge
mirror.
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Iiitle Girls Death.

Little Mary Elizabeth Johnston, the
bright and interesting six-year-old daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Johnston,
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MEYERS RAS EMENT.

q. Tor Ten-Cent JapannCd CoaI 5hoYeIs.
Be. for Five-Cent Wire Potato Washers.
with polished handles.
&c. for 90-foot &c. clothes Lanes.
sc. for Is Wlre-Back Bristle Stove
Brushes.
e. for Combination Nutmeg Crater,
Potato Chopper. Apple Corer, ana
Pcclcr.
IOc. a dozen for Nineteen-Cent Japan
ned Coat-Hooks.
&c. for Ten-Cent Wooden Roller Towel
Racks
IOc. for Fifteen-Cent Zinc Full-Slze
WashDOards.
DC. for l.S0-sheet package or rolls or
Fine Medicated Toilet Paper.
10c. a dozen for Fine Tissue Paper,
500 sheets IN package.
SOC. for Solld-Oak Easels, with brass
Trimmings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
WHEN YOU BUY BOYS CLOTHING

The
OF The
a. los Is bu "a tie more
both Read
carefully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

soc. Is the Sale price on n great
lot of Ladies' Dollar Underwear, in
cIuJing white or Natural Wool
vests and Pants.
sI.25 buys Ladies' Pure spun-siik
Ribbed Vests, high neck and long
sleeves, which will cost 81 tn duph-
cate.
In the sale at 81 arc Ladies' Black
Equestrienne Tights. Oneita Union
Suits, Fine Red Medicated and Pure
White Lamb's-W Underwear.
The Rest of Ladies' soc. White Me-
rino wool Vests, aud Pants To match
are in the sale nj 81 tie. each.
Chjldrcn's Fleece-Ribbed Wrap
perS ind Ribbed Vests and Pants,
heavily heece-iined, are tn be sold
at IL lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

Ladies 50c. Oyergaiters. 25c.
Ladies $50 Fur-Top Satin~Quuted
Juiiets. 81
Ladies. Felt Slippers regular price, 81,
for 00c
Ladies Felt Juliets. T5c
Misses and Children's Shoes for one
dollar can be bought A-yWhere and
everywhere uut there is T. be offered
here smailish lot OF zee best YOU
have seen for many days 90 come at
81. They include button and lace and
nine styles, covering every wantable
kind.
The Sorosls Shoe at So 50 can be bought
only here
With three-m llion-dollar capital at
hand, the makers of the Carlisle
Shoes have made for us new lot
OF shoes, the quality Of leather used
beins the same as that In the famous
lot We sold last spring. Had IL not
been for their large capital they
couldn't have bought enough lea her
before the advance 10 make such
Shoes to-day az two dollars. and for
this two dollars we give YOU every
guarantee possible. that is. IL they do
not wear as well as any $3.50 or s.
Snoes yOu buy a new pair will be
given. In this lot are seven styles.
including the new mannish shape.
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FUR COLLARETTES Of Real Mink.
exact style Of above picture, but
longer. Tomorrow ...............No 'oV'
FIR COLLARETTES, Of Russian
Smoked Fox, made Of the whole fox.
with head and tail much under regu-
lar price. To-mOrrOw.,.......... Oo.
STRIPED MINK MUFF,. one OF the
wonders of the fur trade how II IS
We can sell them for ..............S-Z 20.
FUR COLLARETTES, OF Real Brown
Marten. Y inches deep, with storm col
lar solid collar. satin lined, usual
price is Sl5. To-morrow.......".SS so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

Down sofa Pillows. French satin COW
cred. corded. and rufiied. 30.
Oriental Velour Furniture Coverings.
5oc
Figured Denim. for Couch Covers. tSc.
Special Tapestry Table Covers g. Si.25.
Special lot Yard-Square tapestry ara
Chenille Table Covers. 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
DREss-TRIMMING SALE.

The unusual again happens
soc. Bow-Knot Appiiques for 25c.
SO Black and Gold-Embroidered
Net, $3.50.
Toe. White striped Nets for 35c.
Elegant Mousseline de Sole, 20 different
shades. 30c.
Persian Hemstitched and Figured Tai
reta Workings, in small pieces, 81 80
yard.