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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
CITY DREvITIEs.

Mr. Frod Erickson, foreman OF the garbage
del artmeut will have two more carts added
TO his department next week
Miss Andrews, who has been in the city for
the past week or more giving exhibitions OF
cooking on gas stoves, has organized q class
IA home cooking comprising nearly nifty
ladies'
The rooms OF tho Mansfield Dramatic club,
i2,7 San Jacinto street will be open TO the
mtnhsrs and their friends this afternoon from
Is TO I. The librarian will be in attendance
ana the second exchange of the recently ac-
auIed books VIII be made.
II was reported at tho police station last
night that so, two ten dollar bills had been
lost somewhere between Stude s bakery and
tho Cascara school in the Fifth ward. The
loser offers reward OF s. TO any ono who
may ind the money and will be honest enough
10 leave u at the police station,
The work OF oNeavatiug Main street for the
foundation for tho asphalt pavement did not
commence yesterday, as had been announced.
but It WAS stated Mt the city engineers office
that the delay was only for day neeess-
iated by some change Of plan for tho disposal
Of the gravel The place indicated for the
commencement OF the work was crowded yes
terday by several hundred idle lRborers seek
ing employment
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personal MENTION.

W. L. Davidson OF La Grange was at the
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. NJ r. Boyco has returned from ten
months Whit to Philadtlnhia,
F. j. Mathews of Palestine was in the city
Yesterday stopping at the CAPITOL
Mr. W NJ. Joyos, prominent citizen OF
Denton ToSas ia visiting iu the city.
Mr. T.. r Ripley prominent business
man of Taylor, was In Hcustol Yesterday.
T. A. Mcdonald and w, I. League of Fort
Capitol,
Miss Mamie REYNOLDS returned from an
extended visit through tho East accompanied
los her niece. Miss Manic McCauley
William H. IinrwOod OF Des Moines. secre-
tarv OF haywood Rice Canal aud Milling
company. was IN the city YESTERDAY.
Miss katherine School Of Readug. Pa. 10
in tho city for r few DAYS Visiting her uncle.
MIR. j. j. Scho,l, 300 la Branch street
l.. G. Spencer, II G. Archer, Robert Borne
field and j. : Waters OF Galveston were In
the city Yesterday, stopping at the l.awlor.
Miss Iillinn l.. Critteud2n ct Galveston is
visiting Mrs. Gus Klipper OF this city. where
she Will he pleased to receive her friends
w. j. Athens Of Cleburne. connected with
Mr. Evans in the construction ot the Meadow
brook Cotton mills is stopping at the Iris
tol.
John w. Lyle j. r Rugg and II. Fried
man OF Omaha; ]. G Breinzer, Broken Bow
Neb. A. Edhohn, Messrs. W. l.. Master
man John halpine, Otto Meeker and BYroa
Il, HASTINGS OF omaha, and }, w. Stewart
! c. " Abbott, ] h. lleinuan and a. E. Little
| child OF Fremont. Ngh.. were among NUM-
/ her al returnng Port Arthur eNcurstontsts
who were at the rrlstol yesterday.
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mittees; Philip Carson, VIM. Christian.
u }. Settegast, A. Il. Sittig and ii. +
MacGregOr.
The following agreement explains itself
and embraces ISL out Of total OF l9l
shares.
Houston. Texas. March 81, 1S99.--Wo, the
undersigned stockholders of the Houston
Auditorium company, do hereby agree to
donate one half OF our holdings OF stock
of the Houston Auditorium company TO
said company, provided that the plan OF
REORGANIZATION adopted by the stockholders
at this meeting held this day Is success
fully carried out and the company's entire
Indebtedness Is paid of by the collection
OF new subscriptions TO the stock OF said
company: VIM. u. Cleveland. J. ]. Settle
gest, J. NJ. Cotton. Ralph II. Carson, a.
Franklin Sittig, w. " II. Watson. VIM.
Christian, l.. T. Noyes r. d. Gribble, VI.
G. Howe, c. Grunewald, Houston Electric
Street Car Company. II. +. MacGregor,
American Brewing Association, +. Hacker
After deciding that the election OF di"
rectors would be postponed until the new
stockholders could have voice. the stock
holders meeting adjourned.
Immediately following the meeting Of
the stockholders the directors we're called
together to hear proposition to lease
the Auditorium for summer attractions
After discussion this was referred to the
president and building committee with
mower to act.
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street commissioner put In thirty-foot
bulkhead along the bayou at Hin street to
protect the property recently purchased
there by the city. Referred to street and
bridge committee.
BY Alderman Heinze, a motion that n
special committee OF three be appointed to
confer with the Galveston, Houston and
Henderson and International and Great
Northern railways regarding the tunnel
under the railroad tracks on Preston ave-
nue. beyond the International and Great
Northern depot Carried.
BY Alderman Heinze, a motion that the
Waters Pierce Oil company and Houston
Ice and Brewing company be required to
put In drain to carry on their refuse
sewerage matter instead OF running II
over the Washington street pavement Car
red.
By Alderman Rosenthsl, a motion that
what stone blocks from Main street are
left after paving the west side OF Market
Square be used in paving Commerce street
between Fannin and Main
Alderman Aubertln amended to include
portion OF Wood street.
Alderman Dickson amended to include
Commerce from San Jacinto to Main. SO
as to complete a paved belt The motion
as amended was referred to the street and
bridge committee.
! BY Alderman Robinson. motion that
the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
company be required to Mace crossings at
Spring and Colorado and Spring and John
son streets Carried.
/ BY Alderman Aubertin motion that
I electric fans be- placed in tho city Offices In
the market house building. Referred to
I finance committee.
| BY Alderman Aubertin that the mayor
! advertise for bids for paving Congress
1 avenue and Montgomery avenue Referred
| to the mayor with power to act.
/ Tho council then adjourned
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Change in The weather.

A very decided change in the weather
took place yesterday. From the way win
ter had taken sudden tumble and the
mercury had been dancing up the tube of
the thermometer for the past several days,
people were congratulating themselves
that winter was over and some, more
venturesome than others. even had tho
temerity to don their straw hats, but they
were blown out of sight by the bowling,
whstling norther that bore down upon
the city yesterday morning, increasing in
severity all day, till last night it was pos
lively cold. with indications OF still lower
temperature for this morning.
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SAN JAClNT0 CELEBRATION.
A DETERMINATION TO PROTECT
THE RAILROADS
In Their Giving of n Favorable Rate
for the Proposed Cclc-
brntion.

There waB we'll attended meeting OF
unusual interest at the Business League
last night to considcr matters relative to
the coming San Jacmto celebration.
Tho railroads are willing to make low
rates. hut they must have protection from
the scnlpers, and there seems to be de-
termination on the part Of the business
men to see that such protection Is forth
coming.
All other matters relative to the cele-
bration were laid aside and the subject Of
Houston's Indebtedness to tho railroads
was discussed at length.
The following resolutions were unani-
NOS adopted
Whereas. The several railroads entering
Houston have at all times been liberal In
OF importance given in this city, notably
the Texas Fruit Flower aud Vegetable
Festivals Of 1897 and 1898, and the San
Jacinto celebration of 1885, and
Whereas. The railroads 0alt protection
from sculpers before again making such
rates, aud especially with reference to the
4 san Jncintu celebration to take place In
this city April u and 20. therefore. be It
/ Resolved, That the Houston Business
League Will cooperate with the railroads
/ by the employment Of officers to make ar
rests and secure evidence TO convict all
persons who attempt to sell tickets upon
the streets during such celebration In vio-
lation OF the State law.
i 1t was universally conceded that Houston
is more indebted to the railroads than any
! other city In tho Southwest and that IN,
success OF the public events given here Il
largely due to tho low rates given by th'
several railroads entering the cI.y
Public sentiment as expressed last nigh
Ia decidedly IN favor OF protecting the rail
/, roads from imposition and violations O
the law viii meet with quick arrests an,
earnest and able prosecution.
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y. G. Aver & Co.

A beautiful "red book" issued as a
of the nifty eighth anniversary of
the j. c. Aver Co., Lowell Mass. has
been received by The Post. It contains
excellent half-tone pictures and short
biographical sketches of members of that
we'll known firm, which has certainly had
long and remarkable career. Many of
the important events In its history are also
illustrated, az we'll as the notable achieve
ments of the Aver people. The book Is
elegantly and tastefully gotten up, and will
he treasured souvenir of this Massa-
chusetts firm. whose proprietary articles
are known the world over.
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COULD NOT WAIT ON THE TRADE.

The stock of II, Tllbrook was purchased
by Messrs. Borschow & Rosenberg and
placed on sale yesterday morning and so
vast was the throng OF people pouring into
the large storeroom all the morning that
at noon 1t became a physical lmpossibility
to wait on the trade and the doors had
90 be closed. Mr.. Borschow wishes to
state for those who were shut out for a
while that Il WAS his regret and that the
doors were not closed with an independent
feeling but simply because the force was
not equal TO the occasion 10 walt on tho
immense eroNds further, that Il Is his
desire and aim TO please you all
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Manila mud the Philippines.

The Young Mems Christian Association
season ticket holders are expected to en-
Joy fine treat tonight at Turner hall.
where. Mr. Frank Robertson will give
his finely illustrated lecture on Manila and
the Philippines There Will be one num-
Der on the course after this attraction
the Mozart symphony club OF New York
on the evening of April G. 1t is not known
vet whether the association will take a
course next year but it is probable that
it will serve the community in this way
II sufficient announcement IS received.
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At the Theatcr.

The Kllnt-Hearn company made an
other appearance at Sweeney & Coombs'
opera house yesterday presenting THE
Inside Track" at the matinee and my
Partner" at night.
The attendance was good, notwithtsand-
ing the threatening condition Of the
weather. The company and the plays 1t
presents are so well known here as to
make comment Altogether superhuous. The
war pictures were shown at both perform
ances.
Primrose G. Dockstader's Ministries will
be the attraction at the local house this
afternoon and tonight. The Klint- Hearn
company will fill out the remainder Of the
week.
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The Hospital Committee.

Mrs. r. f. Coombs chairman OF tho
hospital committee of the Faith Home, de-
sires to meet with that committee at tho
shearn chapel on Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock,
The committee consists of Mrs. NJ r.
Bryan. Mrs. ]. l. Campbell, Mrs. j. X. +.
Mrs. r. NJ. Johnston, Mrs. w.
S. Wall, Mrs, c. w. Fellows, Mrs. ]. C,
Hooper, Mrs Tajan, Mrs, Jennie Rue.
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Supplies for Laredo.

The first shipment OF supplies gathered
at the police station for the smallpox suf-
ferers at Laredo was made yesterday, con-
sisting Of a large box we'll fllled with cloth
ing, etc, and contributed by Mrs. Martin
OF Washington street, Mrs. Louis Schlesin-
ger, Mrs. G. NJ. Kuhn, l.. l., Gearger and
w. " r. Watson.
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loo CnnntY Tcnchcr..

Lexington, Texas, March 26,-The Lee
county teachers institute met here on the
cath and 25th inst The attendance was
ull ami the following officers were elected
President, Prof. J. C. Kuykendall; vice
president, A. A. Knox; secretary. Mrs
Carrie Prescott; treasurer. Miss Mania
Rnrpe
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Ono car each of early amber and
sorghum cane seed. Get our prices before
buying. Oats. corn, bran, chops aud hav.
Mercantile storage Company Box 55i
Phone 6g3.
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Single Tax Lecture.

The citizens OF Houston will have an
opportunity to near Henry Georges single
tax theory explained to them next Friday
evening at s o'clock at hall in Mason
building, Main and Rusk avenue
DR. Thos. Fravin of the Texas university
will be speaker Admission free
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MENINGITIS.

How TO Cure Jt-Frec Lecture To-
night ut Central Cbristinn Chruch.
At the Central Christian church tonight
at $3.50 sharp. Or. Boxell will give the
lecture on meningitis, which was postponed
from last Tuesday night
Or. Boxel proposes to give a plain,
practical talk on the diseases and its treat
ment for the benefit of the public, and
claims that those who grasp the main
principles OF the treatment recommended.
will be able, by means within nearly every
home. TO cure very large proportion of
cases OF this dread disease. There Will be
no charge OF any kind. All are Invited.
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no crRn com IN oNE nav

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money II it fails to cure:
Csc The genuine has L. II, G, on each
tablet
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nIln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

First-class machinery. operators. work
and prompt service Collars ironed With
smooth and round edges for comfort. by
81 Packard's Troy Laundry, 9l9 Prairie,
phone $780,
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cnAp ORCHARD WATER

Is used and recommended by physicians all
over the world as ono OF the most reliable
laxatives and purgatives. 1t is sure IN
its action, and has wonderful curative
properttes
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One Lot
All Silk Ribbons.

Nos. Il and 10 all Silk Taffeta MORE
or plain all silk Taffeta Ribbons,
in all the new and popular shades,
worth zoe and 25c yard, 77c
at only, yard ............'f0
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LEWIS
Big Ribbon Sale

Were Won one great crowd that bought Ribbons finn
us Yesterday? You STYLE quality and price just STATE
entire weeksoT,e hundreds
sold of the 5000 OF every color and width
still ready There be some Ribbons in
advertised and talked CHEAPER than but want w.
TO see BOTH kinds decdewe DON own or sell d
of COTTON Ribbons that talk about and sell are ALL SILK
pIRRONS or YOUR Ribbons in Of No.
store-Rbbons you look in our STORE RIBBONS SWAY
the week a STORE.
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T + Al, |: /:
ON + IRE:

Ihad Eczema of the scaly, itchy kind seven
years. / thought my face and arms were
Afire. Ny face was full of large white scales,
and my head was full OF sores. Twas ashamed
70 go in company. took Ave BOTTLES OF Curl
CURA REsoIvrSr, washed with CuTIouRA
Soar, put on CuTgrURA tointment), and found
great relief instantly, and got clean face
again, thanks to CuyIcuRA.
VALENTINE EGNER.
March Z. 1893. los stagg St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"A arErrr CrxH TKHlrxrSr.- Harm hsths With Curl
eunA Soar gentle shointinfs With curicrrA onment,
purfst Of enollept skin mild dotes ~ CrrIcUrA
&KsoLytrr. xrrat-st 81 blood purifiers ard burner
\ cclt throughout the vcyld. Porrra Dare ssp CHrh
o4Ae rrsrs Boston. Now 10 Cusn a..in Dusa<ss tree
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One Lot
All Silk Ribbons.

Nos. %, 40 and 50 all Silk Tafeta
MORE Ribbons, in all the new
shades, worth fully CSC 7Qc
yard, at only, yard. .......' ~
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This repor, was adopted.
On motion tho following permanent COM
mittoc was selected 20 carry out the plan
OF reorganization and TO appoint all COM
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Hon. w. G. Francis, who has for the
past eight years been connected with the
Continental bank of Chicago, came 10
Houston yesterday from Dallas and is a
guest of Colonel w. b. Slosson of this
city. Mr.. Francis has been for some time
contemplating the establishment OF bank
in some of the growing towns Of Southern
Texas and he and Colonel Slosson will
today visit several localities with this
end in view. There is always room in
South Texas for such men as Mr.. Francis
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Stationery.

1000 packages white Envelopes, tc
Sale price, package ............ ~
1000 Ruled Pencil Tablets. Sale II
price this week, each......... ~
1000 school Composition Tablets. a.
Sale price this week, each. OS
1000 letter size Ink Tablets. Sale ~
price this week, each ....... ~
1000 fine quality Ruled Ink Writing
Tablets, worth lie. Sale price Ec
this week, each .............. Nv
1000 Pencil Tablets containing 2c
$50 sheets. Sale price, EACH. ~
500 boxes Paper and Envelopes. II
worth 15c. Sale price. box..... ~
500 boxes Paper and Envelopes, m
worth zoe. Sale price. box s....... NV
y ID. box Paper and Envelopes. con-
tanning 80 sheets paper and % en-
velopes, worth 1Sc Sale price Or
this week, box .-........... ~
One pound box fine quality paper and
envelopes containing 60 sheets paper
and 80 envelopes, actually worth
zoe. Sale price this week, fSr
poX ....-....-s........s N0~
Box fine quality Paper and Envel-
opes, worth 25c. Sale price, Nr
1000 Rubber tip Lead Pencils, H.
worth &c. Sale price, each. J. ~
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Toilet Articles.

The genuine Rubifoam tooth wash,
sold by all drug stores at 25c. Ihr
Our price this week. bottle.... 'AVs
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 8 cakes
in box, and worth s25e. Sale lie
price, box ........,.-. .~........ AAS
A 25c bottle very best Witch l1c
Hazel. Sale price, bottle. ..... iAs
10000 cakes Lace House Toilet Soap,
cakes to a customer, IT.
cake -. ..........-rt. .......... ~
Transparent Glycerine Toilet Soap,
worth 1oc Salt price,, lc
That celebrated Lyons Tooth Powder,
worth 25c. Sale price. this iIc
week, box -....s.....,....... .-.5 nv
Extra good quality Face Powder. in
white and flesh, worth 15c. r.
Sale price, box. .s........ ~
vegetine Toilet Soap, cakes in a box,
worth zoe. Sale price this Or
week, DoX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
500 bottles Perfume, assorted odors,
worth 25c. Sale price, bottle. 51r
Large size bottle Rickseeker's Toilet
Water, worth S1.00. Sale price &C.,
this week, bottle ...'.......... Cos
Rickseeker's Face Powder, worth I7c
25c. Sale price, box........... iAs
Dairy made Buttermilk Complexion
Soap, 5 cakes in a box, worth IQc
35c Sale price this week, box. los
Wash Rag CASTLE Soap, this means
one Turkish wash rag worth DC and
one cake CASTLE Soap, worth 10c.
All go together in this sale II
at ...... ......,.......... ~
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Ladies' and
Children's
Hosiery
100 dozen Ladies
Fast Black Cotton

Ladies Black Cashmere Hose, 79r
worth 35c; sale price, pair. NV
Ladies fine quality Black Cashmere
Hose, our 40c grade; sale price, 7(lc
pair $500. .......... NV
Ladies' extra fine quality Black Cash
mere Hose, others sell them at Ar
6Oc; our price this week, pair. 7A0
Mems All-wool Gray Half Hose. 15c
worth 25c; sale price, pair. AVs
Boys Black Ribbed Bicycle
Hose, worth 25c; sale price, Ihc
pair $3.50. .................... iVs
Boys extra heavy Black Ribbed
Bicycle Hose, worth S5c; sale 37r
price, pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "aS
Children's Atwood Black Ribbed Hose
all sizes and worth 25c; sale III
price, pair ...................... AAe
Children's Black Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, all sizes. cannot be bought
for less than Soc; sale price, 1Ac
pair .................-.. wv
Children's extra fine quality Black
Cashmere Hose, worth 40c 59r
sale price, pair ......,.......... HOe
Children's fine quality black ribbed cot
ton hose, worth 25c; sale price, l2r
pair ........-.--.. ......... AoS
Mems Tan and Black fine quality cotton
Half Hose, worth Csc; sale 1(lc
price, pair Observation-Disclosures. AI0
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Ladies'
Muslin


Ladies' umbrella shape, embroidery
trimmed. fine quality, muslin Under
skirts, worth S1-50; sale price. ct f2
each -......-...--.....-.... Ya'Ao
Ladies umbrella shape, fine quality
white muslin tucked Under
skirt worth S5c; sale price, h3c
each ...,.....-.,...,.... Wv
Ladies' umbrella shape lace and en-
brofdery trimmed cambria Under
skirt worth $500; sale price, 81 IN
each .'.................... T-''1V
Ladies' muslin Drawers, nicely
tucked worth -a5e; sale price nc
pair .......................
Ladies' lace and embroidery trimmed
muslin Drawers worth 75c; A2r
sale price, pair .....................T os
Ladies fine quality muslin Drawers,
embroidery trimmed, worth SQc
S5c; sale price, pair. =, coe
Ladies' good grade muslin tucked
Night Gowns, worth Coo; sale 22c
price, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Oos
Ladies embroidery trimmed muslin
Gowns, worth CSC; sale hSr
price, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .VoS
Ladies lace and embroidery trimmed
Night Gowns, worth soc; sale AR
price, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
Ladies' embroidery trimmed fine quail
ity muslin Night Gowns, Q7c
worth SIPS; sale price, each. GAY
Ladies embroidery trimmed Corset
Covers, worth 35c; this week, pr
each .....s................ A"S
Ladies' embroidery trimmed Corset
Covers, worth soc; sale price, 21r
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oHS
Ladies' lace and embroidery trimmed
Corset Covers, worth 75c; sale S7r
price, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .oAs
Ladies' embroidery trimmed Chemise,
worth S5c; sale price, IQc
each ..-..A<
Ladies' embroidery trimmed Chem
Use, worth 65c; sale price, A2c
each .........--...-......... 1oS
Ladies' all-wool knit Petit OQc
coats worth $1.5o; at, each. .7os
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Ladies' and
Children's
Handke:r-
chiefs.

Children's colored border school II
Handkerchiefs, each Internationally
ChiIdren's better quality colored bor-
der school Handkerchiefs, 2c
each 4...t............s.- ..-......*.o
Ladies' white hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, worth 1Oc; sale price. Ar
each .....................-.. ~
Ladies' white cambria hemstitched
Handkerchief, worth 15c; sale gc
price, each ...........-...-.-.. .~*..- "
Gents white cambria hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth 15c; sale IL
price. each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gents coIored Handkerchief. Az
worth 10c: sale price, each ....+s.. T.
Ladies' fine quality embroidered and
hemstitched Handkerchiefs, ISr
worth 23c. sale price, EACH. 81. -. Aos
Ladies' extra fine quality embroidered
Handkerchiefs, worth 35cs sale m
price, each ..t...*+ s.t...,*..s.s.
UMBRELLAS.
Ladies' black twill. steel rod ITmbrel-
las. with paragon frame natural wood
handles, worth S1.00: on sale lnc%
this week At, each ~ "a .Oys