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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16
THE INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
Subjects that Arc to BE Discussed at
Huntsville, Ain.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Huntsville Ala, July 12.-The Industrial
convention to be held here on Monday,
September 4, promises to be great sue
cess. Problems pertaining to the Souths
industrial growth and development will be
taken up. but the main purpose is TO con-
slider the relation which the negro bears
10 the Industrial South. This will more
or less Involve the entire race problem,
aud some OF the abest men OF both races
In the South have been asked to present
their views to this convention as to how
this problem may be solved and cease to
be disturbing factor in the souths
progress.
All other matters relating to the indus
trial growth OF the South will be consld-
cred by this convention. Only those who
are yersed in the various branches on
which they will be announced to speak
Will be selected for that purpose, as it is
desired to max ais of practical benefit
to the entire South.
In arranging for tho programme the fol-
lowing subjects have been selected and
Invitations extended to well known per-
sons to discuss them, while the governors
present to the convention, and through
that to the world at large the advantages
and resources that their respective States
present for Industrial development. 1t
VIII thus be seen what a presentation can
be made for the entire South and what
an impetus the convention can be nstru-
mental in giving to every industrial intss-
est she possesses. Here are some of the
subjects selected:
l. Why Cotton Factories should be
built in the South"
2. "The Iron Industries OF the South"
8. The Opportunities OF the South for
Economic Wood Growing and Spinning
4. THE Timber Interests Of tho South"
g. 1.-THE Phosphate Industry OF the
South"
8. Immigration to the South"
Z. The Need of Industrial Eudcatiou
for the South
s. The Railroads OF the South and
their Relation to its DEVELOPMENT
Tho Agriculture OF the South and
How IL may be Improved"
10. THE Dairy Interests OF the South"
IL 1.-The Race Problem OF the South"
IL. Legislation OF the South as Eff
fecting Capital and Corporations In the
South"
10. THE horticultural interests of the
South"
IA. The Relations of the South TO the
Industrial Wants OF South Americin
Countries"
Is. Poultry Raising in the South"
16. stock Raising in the South"
II, silk Culture in the South"
IS. "Dyersifying the Industries OF the
South"
49,, Tho Banking Interests OF the
South"
20. THE Press of the South and It's Re-
lation to Industrial DEVELOPMENT"
81. THE Schools OF the South"
~.
%. THE Mineral Resources OF the
South
"a, The Pottery Interests of the
South"
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Pension Applications.

Nocona, Texas, July H.-Mayor w H.
Admire has gotten up a nice contribution
to the Brazos food sufferers.
The following applications for pensions
have been filed with attorneys Admire &
Fooshee: L. A. S. Chiddix. aged Ga, COM
pany c, First Texas volunteers; resident
OF Montague county for twenty three
years.
Mrs. Sarah e. Horton, wife OF Wade W.
Horton, aged 55; resident OF Montague
county for twenty-f five years.
William Crenshaw, aged 60, company C.
First Texas volunteers,
Mary L. Merritt, aged 7S, wife OF George
W. Merritt, company A. Forty-hfth Ala
bama.
James A., Haupt, aged 6s, company G,
Thirtleth Arkansas volunteers
David NJ, Despoin, aged 90, company of
c. b. Suttle Body Guard.
r. j. Harwell, aged "a. DaYson's Cav-
airy Rangers; resident OF Montague county
for twenty-four years.
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ITEMS FROM The ISLAND CITY
AUMOA THAT CHIEF KETCHUM
MAY SOON RESIGN.
4 SUIT Filled Prayfng for q Receiver
for New Orleans
Concern.

Galveston, Texas. July 16.--There 10 q
rumor about town today that Ed Ketchum,
lately appointed and confirmed as chief
Of police, may hand in his resignation at
an early day. He Is said not to be salts
ned with the Job. 1t is not exactly what
he expected.
The rumor was brought about by no.
tice in one of the city papers in which
Mr. Ketchum distinctly states that II the
police business interferes with his ability
TO make living as contractor and ,iray-
man that he will resign. He uses plain
language, and now 1t remains to be seen
whether in the chiefs judgment the "po-
lice business does SO interfere.
One OF the city officials says there is an
element that would be delighted to have
Mr.. ketchum resign.
THE chief has them guessing" said he
''and they can not do anything with him
1t couldn't possibly be any worse and It
would very likely be much better for them
IL another man became chief"
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Victoria LncnIn.

Victoria. Texas, July 15.--The Victoria
Visitor has on exhibition monster melon
which weighs sevontythree pounds and
was raised by Charlie Jones. colored. 1t
measures forty-seven inches in circum-
ference one way and hfty-two the other.
The Victoria Southwestern Abstract
company. recently organized. In making
an abstract OF Victoria county, employing
six clerks in the county clerks Office in
this work.
Miss Agnes Bell OF San Antonio, who has
been visiting Mrs. A. w. Burroughs for
the past month. returned home this morn
ing.
j. p. Pool has moved into his cosy new
home in Northern Heights.
Sheriff W. II. Calender returned yester-
day from the sherlffs convention at Fort
Worth and reports very enjoyable time
Mrs. ID. T. Forbes and children left
Thursday on visit to points in Canada.
Auditor G.. p. Cottingham returned Fri
day from ten days trip TO FL Paso
General Freight Agent w. j. Craig left
yesterday on trip to Houston.
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Bob Stone Camp. u. Q. V. Reunian

Nocona, Texas. July 1.-THE following
invitation has been sent TO William Jen.
nings Bryan and others for the purpose in.
dicated:
Al meeting OF the committee on invi-
tation held in this city on the ith instant
to select orators for the occasion of the
grand reunion OF Bob Stone camp, United
Confederate Veterans, Montague county.
TO be held here on August 49, "a and %. il
was unanimously resolved that YOU be
requested to be present with us to enter
tain us with an address. We trust that
you viii find 1t convenient to attend; and
VIII thank you to signify your acceptance
Very respectfully w. II. Admire, George
a. Fooshee. 9. Paine, G. c. Bush, r. e.
Brown, w. t. Russell. Captain Garvin,
committee.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: j. Yelton and wife.
Smithville; P. 7. Groome. city; Russell
Myrick. Texas; Captain Lewis. Calcutta.
j. w. Carmel, city; Miss Edith Christy,
Mrs. J. N. Christy. New Orleans; j. C.
Werner, Atlanta. Ga; NJ. Sterne. New
York; ]. L. Clark. York, Pa. a. p Bor-
den. Pierce; w n. Hotchklss. Temple; A.
Wilson. Bellville; Mrs. ]. r. Sprain and
children. Brenbam: Miss Helen Curtis. s
D. Curtis. Texas; Miss Mabel Bealy, Rock
dale; Mrs. Thomas Il. Smith, Austin; w
II. GleansoD. Dallas; j. d. Dennis, Temple;
". H. Breeding. New Orleans w. 7. ST
mon, William II. Nougle. New York; y. e
shumway, Denver, l.. H. Booch, st. Louis;
r. h. Ingram. Florence, Ala. II. w.
Downey. Conroe; c, w. Dowley. Dallae;
c. E. Loveland, st. Louis; Mrs w b
Clint Oliphant; D. K. Clint. city; r. W.
Eastlick, st. Louis; 5. Glass, New York
George Muller. Chicago; e. II Lyone,
New York; C. Cain. Houston; C. w. silver,
Chicago; Homer Mitchell. w NJ. Creton,
Houston; A. Castenado. Waco.
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RESULT OF SPEEDY TRIAL.
Two Negroes Convicted of AEgrnvn:-
ed Assault.

Sherman, Texas, July 13.-George Jack
son and Jim Bryson were each convicted
and sentenced to one year on the county
chain gang today for aggravated assault.
These are two negroes against whom the
grand jury returned indictments for al
legged criminal assault, which charges
were reduced by the State to aggravated
assault. to which the defendants pleaded
guilty and accepted sentences. The case
OF Jackson is the one wherein defendant
was alleged TO have on last Friday en-
tered the residence OF a citizen and APP
preached bath room occupied by one OF
thelady residents, In which course he
ruthlessly pushed aside another lady who
attempted his detention. and was only
stopped by the firing OF a pistol In the
hands of the one in the bath room. His
arrest was effected that evening, and on
account OF expressed indignation he was
removed from the county Jail to the hold
over at Denison, from which he was taken
to the Cook county jail. This latter
change was caused by a fear of violence
on the part OF people who knew defendant
TO be In the Denison holdover. The day
following the crime the Graysou county
grand jury returned two indictments
against defendant. one charging criminal
assault and the other aggravated assault,
and the trial for the former offense set
for yesterday. When the case was called
County Attorney Hare stated that the
evidence did not sustain the charge and
today defendant was allowed to plead
guilty TO the second oifense. The case
against Bryson was OF a similar nature.
both Of them causing much excitement at
the time OF the alleged crimes
In discussing these cases today, Federal
Judge D.. d. Bryant of the Eastern dis
trict said: I'm my opinion speedy and
impartial trials are not only just to the
defendants. but will. II persisted In, have
the good effect Of lessening the chances
fer mob violence. too often the outcome
Of classification at long delayed trials.
IL appears to me the sooner the trial the
more easily the testimony can be secured
Witnesses will not have died or gotten
bsyead the process OF the court"
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RECEIVER ASKED For.

J. 8. Brown of this city, Joined by Ferd
ohlendorf, P. NJ. Gengler. ]. Block, j. j.
Davis, NJ. NJ. Schayer, j. S. southwick,
George Hamilton. Kate Mcguire and T. j.
Gallagher, all of Galveston. today brought
suit in the civil district court against DR..
~ s. Waiss Of New Orleans and other
known and unknown debenture holders in
the New Orleans Debenture and Redemp-
ton company, limited, asking for re-
ceiver.
The petition allages that the defendants
composed corporation, the business of
which was 10 issue debentures TO sub
scribers upon the payment OF certain
premium. The face value OF each debent-
ure was S216 payable in six years. A list
of the amount of premium paid by each
of the plaintiffs IL set forth. the amount
varying from 5000 TO $22.
For the purpose of paying debenture
holders in this State it is alleged that the
defendant corporation deposited with the
treasurer at Austin the sum OF $60S0 20,
which amount is still on deposit Some
time ago the New Orleans Dehenture and
Redemption company was attacked in the
State courts of Louisiana and its business
declared TO be unlawful IN that 1t was in
the nature of a lottery. The charter of
the corporation was annulled and it was
held To be lnsovent.
The petition closes with prayer for the
appointment of u receiver.
Judge Stewart took the petition under
consideration and after examining the
answer OF Drs. Sampson and Cannon of
this city, who are also made defendants.
granted the application. G. Fl. Anderson
was appointed receiver and authorized to
take charge OF all the affairs of the de-
fendaDt company. He is also authorized
to make requisition on the comptroller of
the State for the ssOS02O supposed and all
legged to be in his hands as a deposit to
secure the Texas debenture holders. An
derson was required to give bond In the
sum of $1,000
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Granger Items.

Granger Texas. July A.--Mr. J. NJ Jar
rell has bought the Baron store building
and lots. on the west eide. from Mr.. e. p.
Allison and will put In a large branch
store for the cash and foreign trade: con-
sideration s1iOO.
Today Mr.. j. NJ FARRELL sold the store
and lot occupied by farrell & Cooke. drug
gists. TO Dr.. j. T. McCarty; consideration
Sl025 cash
In the Williamson county car sent to
Burleson county food sufferers Granger
contributed $500 pounds of -four and 200
pounds OF bacon.
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waiIisviiie Locals.

Wdnsviils, Texas. July 15.--Judse W. B.
oasean y circulating petition for funds
- END TO the hood sufferers of Brazos
spunty. Dor telegram requey from Gov
Nzv J. D. Savers. The people are re-
apnnding with spirit OF generousneas
ohnsactaristic Of the citizens OF Chambers
eoan1y T. their brethren in their time of
49,.
~ Trinity river is rising every day,
~ ~ long - there arc no flood tides from
the gulf no damage Will result therefrom.
~ mosquitoes arc almost intolerable
Qnae ~ rains; great clouds Of them hover
eyg WallisvflIe - thick Of evening as to
oboo1Rp the sun, and the denizens are
NllGI - he1 ard late 70 risA
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Foley's
Lace Curtains,

10 odd pairs real irish Point Curtains,
yards long. 60 inches wide,
regular price 81. 80 and Sc. 90. 7E
sale price. pair ............., Z,lC
so pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains.
aA yards long. 60 Inches wide. 90
regular price 81 75. price. pair -. loo
80 odd pairs plain and dotted Swiss
curtains, one to four pairs in a lot,
regular price S1.7b and 50. 90, 0E
sale price. pair .............. iuLU
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Foley's
Bathing Suits.
Misses, Navy Blue J. Bathing Suits.

Misses Navy Blue Bathing Suits.
regular price sl.25. n0~
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOS
Childrens Navy Blue Flannel Bathing
Suits, regular price sl.25, nQ1
sale price ..........................1 o~
Misses Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits.
regular price s2.25, Efl
SAFE price ..'........................ IIOO
Ladies Navy Blue Flannel and Black
Brilliantine Bathing Suits.
regular price So. 80. IN
saIe price '''...''''''.'............ IL ~
Ladies' Navy Blue Bathing Suits, IN
regular price $3.50 sale price,. I,IJ
Bathing Caps. regular price zoe. $50 10c
and soc, sale price ,20c $50 and AOS
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new election was then hal Captain Eugene
Green was prevailed upon TO accept the
nomination for reelection, and he was
elected By acclamation. Mr. X. d Biggs
was elected irst lieutenant and Mr. Ell
Geisen second lieutenant. Captain Green
made tho following appointments: For
FIRST sergeant, II. E Barber second SER
geant Frank Dwycr. The captain will
have his full list OF appointments ready
by the next meeting. oil the 18th. The
company is now about seventy strong and
bids fair TO make n good company.
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provement in the situauoI, ~ .
next week or ten days. .! Nh
governor thinks that mos. n
Will be enabled to return ~ Z
The governor told Mr.. T ~ ID
charity fund can last but MA, y
at best and that 1t is apso' VI y
that the people return 70 dus
dings says the governor y. .rdb1
share of the work OF reiie. s,st,,s
to the cooperation and
people everywhere.
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Foley's
Carpet Department.

A few patterns loft Of f,ns Bsvs,SA q
pets. with Just enough In 81 b h
q sood-sized room. With and stSaa
borders, regular price 6e, ~ ~
sale price, made. laid and lined, m
per yard &c smJv
doc and 800 quality two-ply ISsph
pets. sale price. made. laid anl n
lined. per yard ......... ~
ibo quality two-p,y ali Wool hrh
Carpets. big variety Of pattrnA
made, laid and lined, M
sale price ...........>...Bo ~
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ONE OF THE woRKER..
"r' "iddings of Brenhnm Has Given
His Time and Nancy

VI BRENNAN Has Given
MS time and Money.
ehham' Texas. July l4.-Among the
many Dig hearted citizens of Texas who
nave given Of their time and means to re-
neve the distress Of the unfortunate food
s ansfefs there are mono who can show
r ~ work and better results than Hon.
y 'iddings. Jr', OF this city. When the
60 ne"s OF suffering reached BRENNAN
. mosa 'ne flooded districts, Mr.. Giddings
"'A' scuVeiy to work instituting Measures
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Foley's
Dress Goods.

Doc quality l2-inch Black and Navy Blue
Imperial Serge. all pure wool. QQC
sale price .....-............-.....
SIC quality 44tnoh Black and Navy Blue
Cheyiot Serge. all wool. AQC
sale price ..........'............
e and 4s-inch Scotch Choviots. Canvas and
Etamine, In plain gray. brown stripes.
checks and mingled effects.
75c and $50 qualities. 20C
IS Skirt Lengths. black and coiored
Cheviots, Boucle. Brilliantine and
fancy MohaiTs, 4 to yards in a pattern,
with full amount Of Innings. bindings,
etc. complete. sale price. q tE
per pattern Observation-Disclosures. Z,lO
Only few left OF our finest imported
French Robes, In black and colors.
were SIS. 90 and S35. 90 a suit ~ I'm
sale price, choice for .......... kiuU
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Difacult and Peculiar 4

Difficult and fec 10 81
Fort Worth. Texas, ''- 4 d
is here from Big springs a.,.us
dangerous and unusual ~, ~ ~
plate with three faise Iupfl \
thought, lodged in n's lOas J
be X-rayed in order 40 - W ;
teeth. or late ne IA ctpi
great Inconvenience srrsJi,syN
the purpose OF being van y
usual diet. pr. A. o.,.tss
form ths delicate JILL
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FoIey's
Shoe Department.

Misses and Children's tan .,,,.-
one-strap Sandals. sizes az
clearance sale price
Misses and Children's brlrht ~.
patent tip spring heel southr,. -
with satin bow. sizes 6 10 Il
clearance sale price. 81. 80 ana
Misses and Children's round "a. /.
leather tip spring heel one. strse y
sizes to 2. 80
clearance sale prios
Misses and Children's, littls A,.,.
stock bright Dongola patent a.
strap Sandals, sizes S to 4
clearance sale price. 81. rs ana
81 pairs Misses Oxfords. on on, ~.
table. some tan. some BLACK
sizes II to 9, 4.
clearance salo price .... "
20 pairs tan spring heel .,outh.rn nm,
patent leather tip. hand turned III
sizes s to Q. y
clearance sale prioo. ..ss.W M
~ssswI
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Foley's
Silk Specials.

2O-inch Black Satin. heavy and rich iuste'.
45c quality. DOC
sale price Observation-Disclosures.
24-lnch Black Habutai Silks,
fwaterprooD. SOC quality, Q2r
sale price ..-.......,....'.......
4i-nch Black Silk Nets and Grenadines.
sl.25 quality. EnC
sale price Observation-Disclosures.
20-inch Black Brocade Silks and Satins,
extra fine quality for Skirts, aOc
Mousseline de Sole. beautiful fabric for
street and evening costumes, 13S-
sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The p. G. wooa. Guard..

San Marcos, Texas. July l4.--At meet
ing OF the p. G. Woods Guards held the
other night the designations OF the old Of
hcers were banded In ana accepted A
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Cannon Taken to cs'r

Cannon Taken % ~
Georgetown, Texas. ~ ~
Sheriff r. G. Lovett Of ~
oame in yesterday even's. ~
Judge Oscar Cannon Of ~ y, q
and turned his prisoner .sss
Cornell of this county; Gh.}
with the killing OF J. :" tu,ys1
superintendent of pup's Il,
Robertson county anu fort
brought here on moliop, or Aus$I
venue. His case is sci ~
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Foley's
Mating Department.

BOO and ESQ aualitiee--to rolls o.
tings. large assortment ef paxlA
exceptional values. "A
sRle price. .3pe ~ y
100 and SOC Qualities-2D rolls lasne
Mattings, linen warp, extra hnH1i
sale price. &c nd =
10 rolls best quality China Mattil0
regular 35c grades. NJ
sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Foley's
Trunks and Valises.

Full size box. canvas covered and ",
iron edges and bottom corner nlI
sliding handles, with comhnit1
bolts. brass monitor lock. suG
hinges. leather straps over fop
regular price $500,
sale price ..........."".-..... y
Leather Bags. made Of good bis y,
with leather covered frame. sns
bag by hand at top. enas, aug y
elsewhere. English handle. wen y
nished. and up-to-date.
regular $500 quality.
Telescope and Suit Cases. lnans
best material. covered with caa.r
leather capped corners. linen w y
leather handle and straps h's"
improved. sale price ......'--
~>Sss
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Pension Applications In Hn County.

Hilleboro. Texas. July 14.-There have
been forty-hve applications for pensions
filed by ex-Confederates with County
Judge Reynolds to date There will prob
ably be thirty or forty more filed between
now and the Meeting Of the sommissi oners
court In August
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Foley's
Children's Dresses

dozen Children's handsoms sos
Organdy Dresses, worth s.w "a n
$500, sale price. ........'s
10 dozen Children's White lndh :
Dresses. worth $780, IA
Sale Price .............'''''s
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Foley's
Millinery Goods.

A choice variety of Ladies' Trimmed Hats
and ToQues TO select from; the prices
were from $1,000 to $500, Z I'm
sale price, choice for ............. O'uu
Fancy Trimmed Hats that sold from IS. 50
10 800, sale price, 76
choice for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IilU
White Sailors, n rough straw. with navy,
white and black bands; also Mixed Straw
Sailors, in all colors. that sold from 75c
to cbo sss' f sale price 40C
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Foley's
Under Muslins.

TO dozen Ladies' Cambria Drawers, nnisned
with tucks, regular price 5Oc. 9SC
sale price ......................'.
81 so Ladies' Umbrella Cambria Drawers.
nicely trimmed, 0SC
20 dozen Ladies Cambria Gowns, hand
somely trimmed, formerly sold at 10
81. co. 81 and $3.50, sale price,. iiIo
80 dozen Ladies' Cambria Gowns, all trim
med, formerly sold at A'25 to0SC
Sl.I5. sale price ..........''..'''.'.'
10 dozen Ladies Cambria Corset Covers.
all handsomely trimmed,
regular price 81. %. s1.5o and s1.1s,QSC
sale price .................'.''.'.
Is dozen Ladies' Umbrella Skirts, all trim
med, formerly sold at Csc. N.25, 81. 80
and sl.75 TSr
70 dozen Ladies' chemise, nicely trimmed.
extra long, formerly sold at 75c 12C
and &c. sale price .................
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Foley's
Top Skirts.
76c Ladies' Crash Skirt,

76c Ladies Crash Skirt, 1E.
SUE pr1ce '....'.....".s.s.....-
Sc SALE ba Sliss Linen Crash Skirts 40c
'l SALE I se,ss Plaid Linen skirts. SOC
81. so colored Pioue and Homespun Olr
Skirts. sale price ................. ~
sal sale P prlc. ! Linen skirts las
''s sal Ih priee Linen .1 Duck Skirts 35C
$3.50 White Piaue Skirts, trimmed. OQC
SAFE price .......................... w
So 90 White Pique Shirts. hand
somely trimmed with embroidery q 40
SAFE price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZifU
81 90 White PiQue Skirts. handsomely
trimmed with embroidery. 2 TX
ehie pTlce VI ! "
All our handsome White PiQue Skirts,
trimmed with embroidery In the new
Tunic effects 0E