davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.


The intelligent compositor is some
thing OF a humorist and not always an
unconscious humorist, either. Some of
his greatest feats have occurred in
Philadelphia. where the great editors
write very execrably bad manuscript.
In one case a correspondent. who was
describing a tarring and feathering
scene at which he was present only ia
a professional capacity. was made -
say getting the feathers ready Cor
us" instead of ready for use The
same newspaper office had "A printer
who turned the expression from alpha
TO omega" into from apples to or
anges." and conveyed tho impression
that somebody had set the Delaware
river on firJ by calling ferry boats
fiery hosts"
cooking school called the New
Century was cruelty made to appear
as the New Cemetery" says Harper's
Round Table, and doubtless the same
pessimistic typo changed the "Masque
OF Pandora in to the ''Morgue OF Pan
dora" 4 diver who had found two old
bells in the Delaware went before the
public as a driver" who had found
two old bills" The scripture allusion
TO the leaven that "leaveneth the whole
lump was perverted into the startling
agricultural announce that the
leaven had leavened "the whole tur-
nip"
a foreign editor who wrote that the
British lion was shaking his name
was edited the next morning with the
announcement, on his authority. that
the national animal in question was
skating i'm Maine" a more natural
error was that which called "a member
of the legislature" member of the
liquor store"
one OF the Philadelphia morning pa
pers, which formerly gave close atten-
tion to marine news. informed its read
ers on one occasion that the bark Bet
sy Jane had arrived at Honolulu with
an oil well on board" Investigation
proved that there was nothing in the
report except "all well on board" An
old time inn named the star and Gar
ter hotel' was once rechrlstened BY n
printer as 'the Shoe and Garter hotel"
A foreign dispatch about tho war be-
tween Russia and Turkey contained an
allusion TO transports conveyed by
gunboats. which was turned into the
novel announcement that the trans
ports were conveyed by goats"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
SHOES.

LADIES VICI KID BUTTON
SHOES, in opera and common sensa
toes, Fair stitched and Mckay sewed.
These Shoes are not damaged in any
way. but are slightly soiled by smoks
and water CAMM MEYER > pr,e uSo
$3.50. $3.50 and $500, at...,..... JOO
LADIES' 15-INCH BLACK NICI KID
BIKE SHOES. hand sewed. reinforced
seams, flexible and free from nails and
tacks. CAMMEYER'S price A 100
at 80. .......... ................ Loo
LADIES' CHROME TAN VICI KID
LACE AND BUTTON SHOES. on thu
opera. London and new mannish last,
The Shoes are Goodyear welted hav.
English back stays. straight patent
leather tips. mill /ry heels and smooth
leather innersoles. CAMMEY- 1oA
ER'S. per pair sale price,. I.Zf
MEMS SHOES. in lace aud congress,
opera medium, and plain wide toes.
made from fine satin calf skins. by
Perkins a Linscott OF Haverhili. Mass
These shoes are Mckay sewcd. and are
warranted FOR wear. Worth s. 1nA
per pair; sale price........... I.Lf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
Ladies' Wrappers.

The biggest Wrapper season i'm years
has caused several large manufacturers
TO overload themselves with Lawn,
Percale and Dimity. not expecting tn,
lull which has followed the early inn
investments made 1t necessary for them
to sell at any price and as usual we
were i'm the market with spot cash--to
take advantage Of the opportunity. The
result is before you.
5000 Wrappers at less than cost OF
production. The seasons greatest op-
portunity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

In a recent lecture Or. Stenlel. Of
Heidelberg. gave an account OF a series
of 290 operations on the stomach per-
formed by Prof. Czerny during the last
elee years. The average death rate
was 2i.S per cent: I'm the first year il
was 45 per cent. but decreased 90 i6
per cent. In the last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

a record has been mace in the
Schuylkili County Court that was never
before equalled. I'm one day the grand
jury Ignored a. bills ~ Indictment out
of 81 that were passed upon The costs
were placed on the prosecutors In all
but one clse FOR bringing before the
court trivial cases. anu the magistrates
sgg1ue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
Hot Weather Sale Bargains
IN
FURNISHINGS.

Genuine Imported Scotch Madras
String Ties. in stripes, beautiful as-
sortment of colorings, worth Al
Mems Black and Tan Hose silk fin
ishe6. combed. Egyptian yarn, double
heels and toes, worth l5c, e.
at zee. ....................... w
Mems and Boys Bathing Tights, in
fancy stripes. such as black and red
blue and white. pink and white, red
and white, etc. worth 25c, 10n
Mems Negligee shirts laundered. col
lars and cuffs attached. cut fun. 80
inches long. felled seams "a,
throughout, worth soc. att. LfG
Genuine Imported Rhunchunda SILK
Neckwear i'm club ties. bat wing des
imperials reversible four-in- hands,
puffs and teCks; the best SOC M.
neckwear I'm the world here at LfC
Mems Golf Hose strictly all pure
worstcd: the seasons latest 90.
patterns worth 81 q PAIR, at. JJC
Mems All Wool Sweaters. in all the
latest cOlors and combinations. sizes
"A 10 a.. sweaters never offered for
less than $500 t1 $500 else no.
where. at .........,........,.. J6C
Mems Leather Belts leather lined and
double stitched. in billet one-picce ana
throe-piccr STYLES. orange. olive, black
and riisset: some have plcket- m
book attached, worth fjo, att. 5JC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

The area OF reserved forests ln Bur
nah was last year i.7O7 miles. and pro-
iccts are pending FOR additional rescr-
vafi0ns OF 800 miles. The government
derives n large incamc from IS teak
''~ests sni sold last year over go 0oo
tons OF teak.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
TRY GRAIN.O! TRY GRaIN-O!

Ask your Grocer today 10 show you a
package OF GRATN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place " coffee
The children may drink " without in
Jury as we'll as the adult All who try
a. like 10. GRAIN-O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java. but " is ma de
from pure Vrsins.and the most delicate
stomach receives ~ without distress. l.
the price 4 coTer i5c. and 25cts. per
package. Sold by al grocers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

In newly designed bicycle mmp
the oil-holder Is OF tubular shape. with
clamps 90 attach 1t to the lower tube
of the frame. just back OF the head. the
wick tube extending out at right an
giles To carry the burner and reflector.
which can be tilted at any desired an
gle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
HOT WEATHER SALE BARGAINS IN
Ladies' Waists and Wrappers.

LADIES SHIRT WAISTS. made Of
plain colored ginghams, hayadere braid
front, woven madras, finest percales In
stripes and polka dots. colored and
white piques. some have inserting. some
have fine pleated fronts. worth On.
from $l.50 to $500, at..,... 0JC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

Mems Finest Fancy Worsted. Find
Cheviot Suits and Elegant Blue Serge
Suits. regular worth $1,000.
At 6.o8.
The finest Fancy Worsted and Chez
viot Suits. embracing the largest va
riety OF newest shades and patterns
ever offered by any house i'm America.
Superbly lined and trimmed: cut i'm thu
newest styles. all sizes. single and
double breasted: equal TO any merrhan,
tailor's productions in fit padding,
staying. piping and finish intrinsically
worth every penny of $500 OUTLETS
price, $6.9S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
HOT WEATHER SALE BARGAINS IN
Mems Suits!

Mems Blue Grass Cloth Wash Suits,
hairline stripe. the greatest value ever
offered in this line, worth $3.50 each,
At o8c.
Mems Crash suits. a neat and cool
garment, sizes "a to 46. worth $3.50,
At .z4.
Mems Neat Check Suits--in Grey and
Light Brown MiXtures=perfec1 fitting
garments. well made and trimmed, all
sizes, worth $500.
At I.o8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

Sales Of lands in England go on con-
stantly. Recently a part of the Beau
fort estate was sold. over $520.000. eX-
elusive of the timber also sold. being
realized. The fine sporting estate of
Monkwood. which is richly wooded and
contains salmon streams, was purchas-
ed by lsord Butte for s125,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
He preseribeS BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects a cure In the most
critical cases, but is the only known remedy that
leaves no evil results behind

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewanee, Ills write under date
of January 2s y mother, 70 years of age mas been
very very sick with Grippe Her head ard lungs were at
fected The fever was up 105 grees The doctor gave
us very little hope but ordered give Brazilian Ealnl
all the time This stood first among the medicine Nothing
seemed loosen her Cough and reduce the fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia severe AID her case so tf
CAL it brought her through all right 1t is certainly Won
derful remedy chief reliance in the family all ink
we could rot keep house without it."
Brazilian Balm Grippe without leaving
further claim that the wrecks OF Gpr;
full OF such wrecks od repe
Kidneys broken
This completely prescriptions and other
Insist having and
q so
Tablets strength aud builder IN world.
4. JACKSON Manufacturing chnisIs ahp05. fnd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
Straw Hats
81
and Caps.

Special-Men's Fine Milan Braid, Roll
Brim Straw Hats. Satin Lined, silk
Band. manufactured for the SIEGEL-
COOPER CO. New York. but not ac-
cepted by them on account OF late de-
livery. The Outlet buys the entire lot
for spot cash and offers these Fine
Hats. never sold under 81 any no.
where In America. at.......... JoG
Mems extra quality fat Brim "a.
Straw Hats worth soc. at.... ZfC
Mems extra fine Split Braids. with
silk band and satin tin. also Mems
Rough and Ready Straws. with blus
and black bands. Hats never sold un-
der $500 elsewhere, here, 0oc
AT .... ...... .................... Vov
Mems and Boys Crash Hats. a
special bargain. worth Csc. 1fln
at .... ....................s.. wv
Mems fine Roll Brlm MacN- hoe
naws, worth sl.OO. at............ TOT
Mems and Boys White Duck 1Oc
Yacht Caps, worth S5c. at...... lou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
A BIG SUCCESS.
Second Bake Of The Rhods Island Yacht Club al
poitsr's Core.

The second of the series OF bakes
given by the Rhode Island Yacht Club
at Potter's cove yesterday. was big
success. and AN extra table was re-
quired 10 seat the members and their
friends. The new steamer Feronia
brought here under charter TO Commo-
dore Banigan especially as "A tender to
the club. was used for the first time.
the Feronia has since her arrival here
been purchased by the commodore. aid
yesterday carried "a party of about Il
hundred TO the cove.
After the bake. the afternoon was
passed in the usual pleasant manner
until the return of the steamer. about
O'Clock. The next bake will be held at
the close OF the annual cruise of the
club. two weeks from yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

Hot Weather Sale Bargains
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10
Our Price 4.o8.

In all our Finest Suits we quote pro-
portionately the same wonderfully low
prices as those named above.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-10

A grand assortment OF Mems Fine
Quality Cashmere Suits. Mems Stylish
Cheviot Suits and Worsted Suits also
fully guaranteed Blue Serge Suits: all
OF the very latest style, the newest pat
terms and shades, well lined: French
shoulder facings and pIped edges. Mo-
where i'm America can you match them
for less than &12 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
THE BIJOU LAST NIGHT.
Manager WeIIs's House breaks Its
RccOrd and Turns PeOpIc AMny.

With the exception Of the opening per-
Torrance. the -BijOu broke its record last
night. the playhouse being packed from
gallery to orchestra. with both boxes oc-
cupied. and even standing room at a pre-
miUm in any part of the building. Prob
ably 200 people were unable to gain adj
mission, and as early as 5 o'clock both
galleries were tested TO their capacity.
As a whole, the performance was very
good. Ed. Latell. the musical come
dian, proved himself a highly entertaining
mOnOlOguist. as we'll as clever with his
various instruments. Dorothy Drew sang
several of her songs, Winked her eye IN a
very knowing manner, and seemed to
catch on very well. She Is a fine
looking woman, not petite by any means,
but possessing a splendid hgure a
handsome face. Dick and Alice McAyOy,
the Hogan alley kids" contributed an
excellent number to- the programme in
their act. Alice AicAvOy is "a slight.
little woman. and Is exceedingly nimble
on her feet. Her make up is excellent,
and her diminutive size causes her 10 APP
pear very 'kidish." indeed. Ermani, "the
queen of Light" in her bewildering mir
rOr dances. repeated the success she
made last weeh. Frey and Fields, while
not presenting an act of m special merit.
succeeded IN holding their audience, ana
Meta Fields was very clever i'm her
dancing. The ~FrecmOnts, the "East-Side
couple" were only fair. The realistic
pictures Of the Sharkey-McCoy fight
caused great enthusiasm. and easily
scored the hit Of the entire performance.
There will be matinee and evening per-
fOrmanccs TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
DANyIILE LAWLEssNEss'
Grand Jury stirred Up-A '""'hi"'
Prisoner-New Factory.

DANVILLE. VA, March 6.-(Special)-
An ,rnortant grand jury term OF the
Cornoration Court commenced MS MORN
inc and the proceedings Will probably
occupy ten days. In charging the grand
Jury Judge Aiken commented ON "a iV-
viyaI of lawlessness In the past rev
months. and impressed on the jury their
duty 60 mako a full and searching III
ouiry into the causes of the numerous
violations OF the law
Within the past thirty days no less
than three shooting and cutting scrapes
of a serious nature lave occurred in that
portion OF the city in which the disor-
Derby houses are located. Two women
keeping such resorts nav been attacked.
One. Maria Williams. was STABBED just
below the heart. Another, Molhe Kemp
ton. was shot in the abdomen, n 50
serious is her condition that It will be
some time before she can be removed
from the Home for the Sick, where a
surgical operation was performed. In
both instances the dggreSsOrs were young
white men. Several days ago a negro
gambler. Thomas Green, who also at
tends bar on Craghead street for a white
man. attempted TO kill another negro who
came into his place, and against whom he
had a grudge.
Al to-day's session Of court was tried
on the charge OF murder the smallest
specimen Of humanity recently a~rraigned
IN Virginia for a capital offence. His
name Is James Averett, his age Is II
years. and the crime with which he was
charged was the killing OF Louis Riel, a
white youth. by striking him on the
head with a brick-bat. The prisoner had
as counsel Colonel George c. Cabell, Jr..
one OF the best OF the .younger LAWYERS
of this section. The Jury returned a
verdict Of Involuntary manslaughtcr. ana
fixed the punishment at three months in
the city jail.
The Continental Tobacco Company, re-
~cogni,ed as a part OF the American To-
haoco Company, will shortly erect a large
factory for the manipulation Of wrapper
tobacco In this city. The concern has
purchased a lot SO by 250 feet on Linn
street. in the factory district. Since there
IL 10 be a mammoth trust Danyille Is de-
sirous OF reaping all the benefit possible,
and the coming OF the Continental fac
tory Is hailed with satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
~TeIegraphic Briefs.

No breaks were reported yesterday III
the senatorial doadlocks.
The puddlers employed in the Portage
IrOn-Works, at Duncansville, "a, nave
been granted an increase of - cents d
ton. other employees are allowed ~ per
cent. increase in wages.
About fifty corpses have been recovered
from the scene of the explosion Oh the
powder magazine Sunday between La
Seyne and Toulon. France. The remalns
Of several other victims are stu buried III
the debris.
Republican members of the Nebraska
LEGISLATURE who are opposed 10 NJ. -.
Hayward for Senator, aided by me fu-
sionists. yesterday prevented a ltepuDn
can caucus, which might nave homila'eu
Hayward.
The Texas House of RepresentauXeS
Yesterday adopted. after a lively uls-
cussion. a resolution endorsing the ac-
ton of CONGRESSMAN Bailey IN protesting
against the seating of Congressman Jo-
seph Wheeler.
The Spanish Cabinet Council yesterday
decided to make immediate payment OF
arrears of pay 70 the repatrlated troops.
The Duke Of Tetuan. formerly spanish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. ana twenty
seven Conservative Senators ana Depu-
ties. have decided TO oppose the SiiVelb
Government. and will form a dlssldent
group.
The following message from queen VIC
toria to the President has been received
M the Executive Mansion: 'OspOrhe;
March 6.-To the President OF the Ohltsu
States: | thank you sincerely ana lue
American nation for the honors paid 10
the memory of Lord Herscneu ana Ioi
the friendly sympathy shown my country
in its bereavement. VICTORIA, X l.
A special dispatch from Paris says II Is
rumored that one Of the soldiers VINO
uorished i'm the explosion Of the poWder
magazine near Toulon Sunday had Tor Il
long time past been the victim OF sySte-
matte persecution upon the part or Il
corporal. and had vowed 10 BE- ~revenSed;;
II Is added that this man IS suspected OF
blown up the magazine.
In the French Chamber of Deputies yes
terdav. NJ. Delcasse, the Minister OF f0I-
eipn Affairs. officially corroborated lhe
statement that negotiations are pfoceed-
between France and Great britain lO'
n dellmitation Of their African frontiers
"in "A sincere spirit of conciliatlon' anu
in q manner that will guarantee a last
inc understanding between the two couh-
tpfae -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
INTERESTING SUGAR DECISION.
Manufactures, Not nnc-6rower' En-
titled To Government Bounty

WASHINGTON. March f-Justice
Brown. Of the United States Supreme
Court. to-day handed down the opinion OF
the court in a case involving the question
as TO whether the producer Of sugar-cane
or the manufacturer of sugar is entitled
10 the bounty paid by the g~oVerhntIIt
vs.. Ogden Smith. Mrs. Allen being the
widow Of Richard + Allen' , Il
large sugar-planter Of Louisiana Tne
Alton only half of the bount allowed,
the total sum being Hi.567. but to-day's
decision reversed this decision giving her
the full sum. on the ground that sne wa
The actual manufacturer Of the sugar ana
that the MANUFACTURED. and not the cane
grower, was entitled 10 the government )
bounty. Justice Brown remarked tnat We
canc-grOWer would necessatliN re-eiNr 10
share OF the bounty through the enhance
ment in the price Of the cane caused by
the allowance of the bounty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Linens Cheaper Than al Any
Time Known in All
the Past.

Thousands Of dollars worth are ready
for to-day's offer. The occasion repre-
sents LINENS not often found to be had
30 much under values.
80 Irish Linen Damasks, extra heavy
and pure linen, in large, handsome
Rose Chrysanthemum, Pansy, ana
other designs, this special price Sc q
yard.
The handsomest g Double Damasks are
here at s125 a yard; q ana Is Napkins
TO match.
The Old Reliable German Damasks'
pure linen, soft bleached. are mere at
soc. a yard. instead of SOC.
p-vard-wide Pure irish Linen Table Da-
mask. heavy satin finish, would cost
ordinarily &Oc. a yard. this special
sales price SOC. a yard.
Rloached Linen Huckaback Towels, hem
stitched. the hest s. u dozen srade,
for u l-2c. each.
Barnsley Linen Huck Towels, Z5X4z
inches. open. hemstitched borders,
Dure White. worth s. a dozen, here
now at 25c. each.
Pure Linen 2,-Size Dinner Napkins
Irish manufacture, cost S2'2o Always
these slG5 a dozen.
,s-inch size Pure Linen. Snow-Whlte'
Fringed Doylies, Sc. each.
Linen Hemstitched Tray CLOTHS pure
A-inch R~ound-Thread Pillow Linens Tor
oa-inch Art Linens. the 25c. grade Tor
12l-2c. a yard. - o
Real Russia Linen Kitchen Crash manu-
made, lOc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
FRIDAY. MARCH b. -


at ) O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL HSTir,
described I'm said deed. 10 beIuE fI.
tifully-situated and highly valuable
burban place known az "Beerhr,i
lying on the north side OF the road I.r
ing from the New Reservoir On
p~ump-house. opposite Reservoir ps-
containing about forty-four acres. ~.,
or less. having 81 small dwelling r.
stables, and other building OF rors
cradle value thereon. The bentsl
situation Of this property. commands,
q fine view Of the river. IT'S u0lrns.s -
the city, its attractivC.cs8 f.r .ghf.
vision into villa sites. and the .nh.r..i
value % be given 10 by the en,ar..rs-.
and Improvement Of RcservOIr PARK
the city. render IL especially valuable s-I
worthy Of the attention of capitalist. a-
investors. a plat of the property uH p,
exhibited az the time ~ SALE and NAV
be seen az the office Of the aucf.nnas-
TERMS: BY consent. and iu Nel ~ pa,
terms prescribed by tine said decd ono.
third Of the purchase money in cash ar!
the residue I'm three equal inftlimrr's Fl,
six. twelve. and eighteen months hy -.
gotiahle notes. with interest added. az
secured by n deed Of trust. or the v..,
in cash, at the option Of the purchaser
j. B. ELAN.
\. W. PATTERSON
NH trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
FOUR WIN.
E~ighty-Fifth Day of Crescent City
Race Meet.


NEW ORLEANS. March 6.-Eighty-hfth
day. Crescent City Jockey Clubs winter
meeting. Weather fine; track fast. -Four
favorites won.
First race-six furlongs-Debride @ to 81
won. John Boone Q5 TO ! and 8 TO y
second, Tom Toher a to y third. Time.
115 5S-i.
Second ~race-seven furlongs-Dave s.
q TO u won, General Maceo C TO l and ?
TO y second, Laureate Is to - third. Time,
1:SO IL.
Third race-One and one-quarter miles
Donation @ to 81 won, Atlantus Is to 1
and 8 to y second. Gomez 60 to y third.
Time. 211 IL.
Fourth race-handicap. one and one
eighth miles-Barataria g 10 D won. Col
onel Frank Waters GO to l and s to u Sc
cond. Judge Steadman OF to u third.
Time. 1856.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-John Baker
a 10 ID won. Pontet Canot g to ! and 9
to u second, Prince Zeno Is TO u third.
Time. 1871 IL.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Sister Fox G
10 ID won, Colonel Eads q TO l and TO 81
second. Brown Val Is 10 y third. Time,
l:l6 l-2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
Cotton Fabrics.

We advertise Cottons cheap. and we
sell them without a string tied to them
Nothing is offered that is not sold freely
no matter how cheap. a few Of the salts
Tying prices are:
Dimity Corded Dress Ginghams' all the
new styles and weaves, lJcr lhsleau
OF 2jc.
Large and Small Welt Piques. in fancy,
figured. and striped effects, in qualities
costing up to 35c., for l21.2c.; Zoe.
grades for 9Hc.; 16 2-3c. grade for 744c.
PERCALES, ALMOST EQUAL'TO SEA
WIDE, 34c.
rs Fruit of the Loom Cotton, sc.
Fine and Sheer Organizes, in light and
dark effects. for 6Ac.
Real Scotch Dimities. 44c.
Irish 2jc. Dimities, CSC.
Cashmerettes, all the spring shades, for
lH.g