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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
LAWYERS BY THE SEA
Convention of flaryland Bar AS
ISOLATION Begins.

Tn" fourth annual session of tn,
Maryland State Bar Association met in
the Atlantic Casino Ocean City. Wed.
nesday President John p Poe opened
the exercises by delivering his annual
address
IN ms introduction he paid a tribute
to the past leaders Of thought along the
lines to poets, historians, statesmen.
doctors and lawyers, and especially Ia
the first law -givvr, Moses. His address
was dissertation on practical pro.
fessional ethics. He was literally an.
plauded
| The committee on admission of new
members, John Hinkley, OF Baltimore.
chairman, reported favorably on the
application for membership.
Secretary Conway w Sans reported
that there were ON the roll last year 3Iy
names, of which number ) died aud ,
resigned The 26 new members elected
swell the membership to 33S. The as
sociation is the largest in the United
States i'll proportion 10 the number of
lawyers in the State.
Treasurer Frank g. Turner reported
total receipts of SSS9.63. and expendi-
lures of $5si.25. leaving a balance of
$3ll.3s
Z. LaRue Munsen, of Williamsport,
Pa, then read paper on The Preser-
walton of the Influence of the Legal
Profession
He spoke i'll highest terms Of Mary
lands legal fraternity, and paid il tri-
butte to VIM. Pinkney. VIM Writ and
Reverdy johnson. a. tbc conclusion
of the address recess was taken.
Al 3 o'clock the association renewed
its session in the Atlantic Hotel parlors.
Judge Henry Page read the report of
the committee on judicial administra-
ton and legal reform ON the evils of
local and private legislation. and asked
that the subject be placed in the hands
of the next committee. The report was
discussed by Benjamin Richmond. of
Alleganv county Joshua w. Miles, of
Somerset county. and Mr. Mullin. of
Baltimore On motion of Mr. Sans the
committee was instructed to prepare a
bin 10 be submitted to the next Legis-
lature providing for the reforms in local
Legislation mentioned iii the report
Robert +. Brent, of Baltimore. then
read his paper on Luther Martin as a
Lawyer and Lover He highly enter
tanned his audience by reading some of
Mr.. Martins old love letters The paper
prepared by Elihu : Riley. Annapolis.
ON THE Development of the Legal Pro
feSsion III Maryland, was ordered
printed i'll the proceedings. Mr. Riley
was not present
President Poe announced the commit
tee on nominations. a. follows Judge
James McSherry, Judge Henry Lloyd,
William H. Adkins. George Whitelock.
Joseph C. France. Charles f. Fink. A.
\. McHenry, Charles H. Stanley and
George l.. N.mbibbcr
Judge Henry Page was honored by
being elected president of the associa-
ton.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
Democratic Primaries

Democratic Primaries will b. held ia
the several Election districts Of Worees-
ter County, ON
Saturday, July 10th, 1899.
for the purpose of electing delegates TO
Il convention 10 be- held in Snow Hill,
Maryland, on
Monday, july 3fst. 1920.
The object of this convention is TO
elect delegates TO State Convention TO
be held in Baltimore. ON
Wednesday. August I'd, 1890.
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for Governor, Comptroller and
Attorney General for the State of Mary
land. The delegates 10 the County con
vention TO meet in Snow Hill, on
Monday, July 31st. 1890.
will also be elected for the purpose of
holding a convention at q later date To
nominate Candidates for Worcester
County for State Senate. House of Dele
gates. States Attorney, Sheriff, Mem
beers of the Orphans Court, three Conn
~ Commissioners. Wreck Master and
Surveyor.
Polls will be open from , p m. to q
y m, ON date above named.
BY order Of Committee.
JOHN p. MOORE,
CORBIN L. HARGIS.
JOHN w. PITTS.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

Merrill Bunting i the pnstmas,a,
AT Bunting near the Maryland ana p.l,-
ware line. 1t Is Il small office oud no
returns from it Were not Satisfaction, -
the industrious p NJ 50 he conca,,-.1
an idea which, if Uncle sam had been
willing. would greatly have increased
his salary. In connection with Post
Office Bunting runs store and il is
alleged instead of paying for his goods
with money he bought stamps from his
/ Post Office and used them to settle his
store bills, reporting the stamps as
| having been sold and cancelled. He
has been arrested and held for the Fed
eral Court.
The Haryiald aDti n. rah says that
Mrs. Sarah Jane Jones. wife of George
Jones, near Fruitland, was found dead
at the home of Mr. f. Perry Jones. two
miles from Eden. Mrs. Perry Jones,
who is a cousin of the deceased. had
gone away from home on a visit and
the deceased was keeping house in her
absence. On the afternoon mentioned
Mr.. Jones had gone TO Eden to meet his
wife who was 10 return that dav Upon
their arrival at home they discovered
the old lady dead npon the floor nj the
at the head of the stairway The de-
ceased was about - years of age. Her
remains were inferred N Fruitland On
Wednesday afternoon
MIR. William Wilmington, of Lou
isiana. who has been visiting his cousin,
Congressman John Walter Smith and
other relatives here for month or
more left for his home last Monday
Mr.. Wilmington was Southener at
tending Princeton College at the out
break Of the war of the Rebellion, and
came Ia Snow Hill, where he had rela-
tivcs. with the late George w Purnell
After spending some weeks here and
making many friends, he and Mr. Pur
nell went South aud joined the Southern
army. serving 10 the end of hoStilitics
This was Mr. Wilmington first visit
since those stormy days, and he met
quite number of the people whose ac-
quaintance he formed during his STAY
here AT that time.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
stockholders MEETING.

This is 10 give notice that thu annual
stockholders meeting Of the Equitable,
Building and Loan Association u snow
Hill Maryland will he held III the office
of the Association in the town # snow
Hill, Maryland on Monday the .th day
of August 1899 All subscribers t. tho
stock of this Association are hereby in
vited TO attend said meeting.
THOMAS 4. JOHNSON.
July %, 1899 Secretary
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
'SWADUX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Plsey left this
morning for Il two weeks visit 10 Mrs.
Puscv's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 4. Walls
of Frankford. Del.
The festival held by the Christian
church Of Snow Hin at the furnace was
bowling success, 500 having been
cleared.
Last Tuesdays festival held in New
Grove, was a success. both socially and
financially All who attended report a
good time and a neat sum was realized
for the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Pussy are visiting
friends and relatives in the vicinity of
Millville Del.
The attraction, firing Of taffy, rs
served q ID >wador returned To her
home last Thursday near Ocean View,
Del
VIM and james Cottingham. colorcd.
charged by Isaac Geeting. with assault
with intent To kill, were arraignad be-
fore Squire Charles Parker Of Snow
Hill last Saturday. and held for court
i'll the sum of 5000 each
MesSrs. George Johnson and George
Bishop were visitors 10 Princess Anne
| "Wednesday of last week.
/ Miss Minnie Young of Pocomoke
City. has been elected teacher of the
new school vice Miss Ida Clayvillc.
resigned.
There is wedding booked for the
holidays in this neighborhood Who
is it:
II you want to make this column more
interesting who will confer favor ON
= 'Swadux' by handing your items to
Mr.. Whittie Puscy.
Quite number of our Young folks
the Goth inst
! Mr.. ThoS. Williams took some ripe
watermelons to Snow Hill last week.
The first i'll town we believe.
MeSSrs Irving Townsend. Revcl
Bozmap and Ferdinand Maddox. of
Corbin. were Snow Hill business visitors
last Saturday.
! t. Il. Corbn has the finest tomatoes
in this section. They for II r.
Axi,r- y ca = factory.
We are sorry to hear thai Will Riggin
is going to leave this nvighhorhood in
the fall lie will reside at Long Ridge.
John Nicholson has purchased the
house and % acres of land and will
reside in the house occupied by Frank
Clark He will move there this winter
Mr.. Clark will build an addition to and
reside III the house NOW occupied by
Roht Atkinson.
Tuesday night rain did power OF
good to crops.
cur ncighhorhood was well repre-
scented Al Friendship festival last Tues
day,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
.ELL 4 JOHNSON. salleit-r-.
Assignee's Sale
OF NALUA ABLE
REAL ESTATE.
In Snow Hill, Md.

BY VIRTUE Of power contained IN
a mortgage from William ] &. Mckee
and wife 10 Thomas NJ Purncll dated
the 10th day NJ sugustfn tae vrlr eight
teen hundred and ningty.thret and
recorded among the land records 81
Worcester county. in Liber f. II. p. No.
/. folio IA, the undersigned assignee Of
said mortgage will sell at the Court
House door in the town Of Snow Hill by
public auction for CASH, on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

Il have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results. says Mr.. W.
b. Cooper of FL Rio. Cal. For small
children we find il especially effective.
For sale by p ID. Cottingham 4 Co..
Druggist Snow Hill. and L. l.. Dirick-
son. Jr. Berlin, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
C0KESBURY NOTES.

The usual preaching services on sun
day next at Cokesbury in rhe morning
at 1890 Sunday school nj 9.3o
Al Emmanuels in the afternoon al 3
Sunday school al IN
An open air service al Coleshury al
80 weather permitting.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
To Families and Grocers::-

If you have the slightest difficulty in
obtaining the Old Reliable Rumford Yeast or
Baking Powder, communicate with US by let
ter nostal or otherwise, and your wants
will be promptly supplied.
Do not be deceived by any attempt to
sell YOU an inferior alum baking powder in
Mace of the Old Reliable Rumford, no matter
what reason is given. Low grade powders
paw better profit but unfit to use.
Rumford is The Wholesome Powder,
and superior to all others.
RUMFORD, 2o5 Water Street,
Baltimore
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
MS MANY TRAITS.

Mr. Ingersoll was one of the most
genial. approachable of men. interesting
in his personality, warm hearted. broad
viewed. generous 80 a fault-a man
with no vicious traits. temperate III his
habits, lovabe III his disposition and his
relationship TO the deep. wide brother
hood of man. To journalists. in the
midst of his political campaigns. his
speech tours. he was ever their friend,
no interruptions ruftling his temper. no
intruSions calling for harsh. or reScntful
words, always free 10 give information.
spicing his relations of events with his
inimitable wit.
MIR. IngerSoll's orations AT the graves
of many distinguished men have been
noted for their sweetness of Thought,
their. musical rhythm Of words. their
tender tribute of poetic thought woven
into the most beautiful of language
One of the most recent was that spoken
over the mortal remains of Arson Seidl
in New York. which has few equals i'll
literature.
His Grafton over the grave of his
brother Ebon Ingersoll, is a masterpiece
of the English language. tecming in
pathoS and eloquence. His remarks at
the grave of Napoleon have also been
widely read
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
ends and relatives
~ Am this week.


visit TO friends in Accomac County, Va.
Master Walter and Miss Ora Disha-
room. of Salisbury. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. j. IL. Burbage this week
To rent-Store house at present &C.
cupied by Miss May Hubbell can be &C.
cupied at once. Apply TO G. J. Dryden
Mr.. Charles l.. Boehm has been
appointed Purser of the steamer Joppa,
plying between Baltimore and Denton
There will be services in the Pres
hyterian Church tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening, at the usual
hours.
-Lost-A pair Of gold trimmed eve
glasses, the finder will be suitably re-
warded upon their return. j. Samuel
Price.
-Lost-A light colored felt hat be-
tween Snow Hill and Wilton. the finder
will be rewarded if returned to L. \.
Hall.
Get "A nice, cool refreshing drink of
soda water az our store. absolutely pure
fruit syrups. We make them ourselves.
=. ID. q. & Co.
For cut flowers, and floral designs.
at reasonable prices. apply 20 Mrs.
Charles :. Capper aud Miss Mamie o.
Inhnson SuoAy Hill
Don't miss trip TO Ocean City on
Captain Rabbits steamer. Leaves
Chincoteague, Franklin and Public
Landing four days week
Mrs. G. L. Vincent and daughter.
Beulah. have returned home from Lam
bertville. n. j., and are visiting Mrs
Vincent mother in Berlin
Il have bought this week several
young cattle and can supply You with
good tender beef. Other meats aud
vegetables always at Wonnell's.
MIR Thos r. Selby has contracted
10 build the new residence of Mr.. A. r.
residence of Mr.. Horace Payne.
Captain George Cole. one Of the
best-known captains on the Wicomico
River. Maryland, was drowned by fall.
ing from boat. near Mt Vernon
For Sale.-Susquehanna Valley seed
wheat. rye. five stacks fodder, fifteen
Berkshire Poland China Shoats Thos
! IL. Spence, Snow Hill. Maryland
Big heads cured while you wait.
Come. my friends. il is not too late,
woolford's Head Aid will put You strait
Two doses. J cents All druggist.
on TO the Commercial College
New catalogue ready Write for II to-
aoy e Us G-,dey, Pr4eir icy
College, Wilmington, Del y
Mrs. Hurley ]. Esham W. L
been visiting her parents, Mr. and No
J.. J. Brimer near town. returned TO
her home i'll Norfolk last Thursday.
Family day al Ocean City means
every Thursday. Special low rate.
from all stations. Bring your Lunch
Basket and enjoy day at the seashorc
The members of the Snow Hill Fir,
Department were given compliment
airy excursion 10 Ocean City Thursday
aud il is safe to say the boys had glor
ions time.
"A granite monument has been cree
ted in the Snow Hill NJ f. Cemetery il
memory Of the late Rev. J. b. Quigg
Mr.. Eli Sharpe or Lewis. Delaware. Iii,
the work
We have had some delightful rain
this week and vegetation is now greei
and fiourishing. The corn crop prom
Uses to be very large as it has had a splen
did wetting.
Misses SalIie aud Ruth Brine
returned home Saturday. ON the steame
Pocomoke from very pleasant visi
70 their sister. Mrs. George W. Burto
nc louisville, Va.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

There is nothing more delightful to
the little ones than day az the SEA-
shore amongst sand and waves Onr
of the b. & & \ Ry Company select
excursions aiforl~ his every Thursday
ut little expense.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

Local notices in these columns are
charged for at the rate Of 10 cent? line
for euery insertion. II matters nd ,uhat
others charge. We regulate our o,cn
prices according TO the far north u thus
journal as an adue, tisinq medium.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

Our baby has been continually troub-
led with colo and cholera infantum
since his birth, and al that we could
do for him did not seem To give more
than temporary relief, until WE tried
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy Since giving that rem
cdv he has not been troubled. We want
to give you this testimonial rs an evi-
dcncc Of our gratitude. not that Won
need II 10 advertise Your meritoriouS
remedy Ct NJ Law, keokuk, Iowa.
For sale by T. -. Cottingham \ Co.
Druggist Snow Hill. and l.. l.. Dirick-
son. Jr Berlin, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
LOCALS.

Miss Katie Dnval. of Crisfield, is
the guest of Miss Maggie Payne.
Wanted Hands at Berlin shirt
factory. Apply TO Erickson Brothers.
For rent. the office occupied by DR.
+. :. Dashiell. Apply to William +.
johnson.
Services will be held in the new
Christian Church on Sunday. July Both,
at O'Clock p. m.
Miss Mabel Cullen. of Milford. Del
%vare il visiting her friend Miss Matte
johnson this week
LAST of onr lawyers attended the
the State Bar Association at
this week.
go 10 Ocean City on the
feamer 4 great trip.
'kfta Clutf. of
Is Of their
IF Philadelphia,
ends and relatives
.ow Hill this week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
NEWARK.

The Prohibition camp at Trinity com,
menced on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Samuel =. Chopper is improving
his home by the addition of back
building and porch.
Mr. Sylvester Dennis arrived home
last Tuesday night from Ocean City.
VIM Fassitt came home from Ocean
City last Saturday.
If you have horse to trade. come
this way, and you can get accommo-
dated.
The members and friends of the NJ T.
Church are highly gratified over their
financial success, last Sunday. AT the
corner stone" laying for the new
church. VIM. II. jackson and several
other friends in Salisbury were kind
enough to send in handsome contrihu-
tions The erection of commodiouS,
two-room church Is now assured Fur
Their contributions will be gladly ac-
cepted.
Among the many mementoes placed in
the receptacle of the corner stone of the
new Church was copy Of the ME>SEN-
GER that contained the questions of ex-
animation. asked in this years teacher ;
examination. In 1899 when children
will be educated by soma sort Of auto
matte process. and teachers thought of
aS some sort of strange and useless
gods, what curiosity that old MIS-
SENGER will be to the stone masonS,
then building new church, taking it
from its receptacle, aud pcru>ing its
pages.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

They We're four jolly tars.
In IA brand new boat.
They went over the sand bars.
Then how proudly they did float.
They had splendid south breeze.
Against which she worked like "A top.
She rode grandly DER the seas.
Without "A shake or stop.
Then with high hopes and great glcc,
They put that boat around,
Winged her out. let her ~ free,
And Ger the waves She did bound
But alas a terrible flaw.
And Il terrible lurch, you bet
That boat cnlptied her crew.
And they haven't found their shoes yet
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29

DIR. Bobert Ellis formerly Of this
county. hut who is now one of the most
prominent physicians of Baltimore. pre-
sided at political meeting held in that
city Wednesday night in the interest of
Col. John Walter Smith for Governor.
DIR. Ellis is an ardent friend Of Mr.
Smith aud is putting in some good work
for him. The meeting was one of the
largest held in Baltimore this summer
and was enthusiastic for Smith.
The colored camp IN Mr.. McAllen :
woods known as Maul'S Pond. of Ehc
nezer VI. T.. Church will begin Friday
August II. 1919. and continue one week
Tickets Of admission will be- sold. Per
sons not having season tickets will pur
chase a ticket for , cents at the gate
and deposit the same in box ON th'
inner gate. Those wishing 10 90 on
and return same day will obtain a pas
from agent at the gate. Season ticket
- cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04

so PIECES, CHOICE AND NEW
HABUTAI WASH SILK, mostly
stripes and checks, value, &c
4oc and soc, at, a yard. HJS
% PIECES COLORED AUSTRIAN
SILK, in rich blending of colors,
s sSe' at fes a garG value l.. up to Csc
PLAIN JAPANESE SILK, 20
inches wide, going at, Jill
yard 49,. 49,. ........-.. "a ~
A LOT 24-INCH TAFFETA FIN
ISL midas, full line even
ing colors, going at, ASr
ward 80. - ...... ........ 1os
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04
II Crash in Wdsb Goods!

One small case of good quality Fast
Black Sateen, such as sells every
where at 10c; while it lasts
in this rousing sale, per Sr
yarO
70 pieces AMERICAN FINE
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, in bright,
pretty checks and stripes, a large
assortment of styles in pinks,
blues and reds; regular price
10c; while they last, per sr
LOO yards YARD-WIDE FIGURED
PERCALE, good patterns and fast
colors regular 10c goods at a.
just half per yard ..... os
1000 yards CHRYSTALINE CORDS
"a very attractive wash fabric in
corded effects-white grounds COW
ereo with designs in different col
orings-well worth 10c in sr
this rousing sale, per yard cS
80 pieces AMERICAN PRINTED
DIMITIES, in new and choice
styles-navy blue effects-never
seen before below 10c; in SIc
this rousing sale, per yard o2V
40 bolts FIGURED SATEENS. silk
finish, one of the best known
makes; never sold for less than
10c, and usually 1215c; in bIr
this rousing sale, per yard wv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04

CHOICE TARTAN PLAIDS,
double fold, value, zoe, 60 liz
ing at, ward ........... Nv
Value of street 'olors' . half l211C
WOOL MIXTURES, worth up TO
CSC, grouped together; your Sr
pick, yard -. :. :. -. hoS
FRENCH SERGES, warranted all
wool, sc inches wide: half IQr
price; a ward $3.50. $3.50. Nv
VERY FINE TWILL HENRIET-
TAS, full line of colors at, lhZr
ward 80. =. -. ....... WV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04
A Colossal Sale of
Table Linen, Napkins and Towels

100 dozen silver bleached Satin Dam
ask Doylies, fringed. usually sold
at 1.15, in this sale. per 72c
dozen ......---. .-...-.- 1890.
The prices on our Finest Bleached
Table Damasks. Finest Dinner Nap
kins. Finest Towels. in fact everything
in the Linen line. have been literally
cut to pieces. Come and see for your
selves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04
A Colossal sale of
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND
TOWELS.

The most complete
break in prices ever
known. No adjec-
tive can be found to
too fOrcibly express
the mighty saving
importance of this
sale. THE REDUC-
1lONS COVER THE
ENTIRE STOCK.
Checked or plain
fringed Linen Nap
kinS, size 12x12, limit
u to d customer, at,
each,
11ac.
Heavy Unbleached
Toilet Twill Towel
ing, value 6I4c, on
sale, per yard,
&c.
Turkish Bath Tow
els and Cotton Huck
Towels, worth reg
ularly sac, on Esale
at, each,
&c.
Pure Linen I'm
bleached Toweling
Crash, the best and
most reliable sc
goods. at, a yard,
41ac.
10c quality Close
mapped Turkish
Bath Towels go at,
each,
&c.
22x46 Heavy Abb
sorbent MarseilleS
Towels, value 1Sc,
and all Linen Hem
med Huck Towels.
size IKE, all go at,
1oc.
Extra heavy Turk
ish Bath Towels,
double mapped, size
23x44. and hemmed
all Linen Devonshire
Huck Towels. size Is
x36, reduced from 20c
to, each,
1890.
sc quality Turkey
Red Table Damask
marked down to, per
yard,
1870.
Full bleached Table
DamaSk. IS inches
wide, regular retail
price Csc, in this
rousing sale, per
yard,
19c.
Extra heavy All
Linen Half-bleached
Table Damask. 50
: inches wide. nothing
better made at 65c,
cut to, per yard,
42c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-04

, store, p
Double D
ill do this
A TRIUMPHANT. |
LACE CURTAIN
AND PORTIERE
SALE. DARING
Pk1CES AND
GLARING BAR
AIN S. A /
MATCHLESS OP-
PORTUNITY To
SECURE GLORI-
Gus BARGAINS,
EVERY CURTAIN |
AND PORTIERE !
IN THE HOUSE 1
MARKED DOWN. I
36-inch Drapery
Scrim. worth 6l.c, on
sale, per yard,
Sc.
PIC Silkolines at
just half price. per
yard,
SIC. |
Yard-wide Curtain
Lappets. worth 1Sc,
and yard-wide i'm
ported White Dotted
Swiss. worth 1Sc, on
sale at half price. d
yard,
&c.
White Novelty Cur
tian Muslin, with 4
colored designs, 81
inch wide, value 2Oc;
and yard-wide White
Point d'Esprit Net.
go in this sale at, a
yard,
CSC Lace Curtains,
2ia yards long. on
sale, per pair, |
Sc Lace Curtains,
3 yards long, on
sale, per pair, |
$40 Lace Curtains,
3 yards long, on sale
per pair,
74c.
$50 Fish Net Cur
tains, size 3x40, on
sale, per pair,
$2.25 Nottingham
Lace Curtains. size
3l2X50, cut 10, per
S1.4S
S2.75 Imported Fish
Net Curtains, size
313x56, cut TO, per
pair,
S1.S3
$40 Cauva Net
Curtains, size 3lax56,
sale price, per pair.
$3.50 |
$500 Irish Point
Curtains. size 3l2x50,
go, per pair,
S3.45
500 Brussels Net
Curtains, size 3l2X4S, II
per pair,
$3.50
$3.50 TambOur Cur
tainS so on sale, per
pair,
S7.25
All Chenille and
Tapestry Table Cow
ers at Sale Prices,
that will open your
eyes in amaZement
at the daring cuts.