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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

The Band will give moonlight
concert at Makee Island this even
ing
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

A private OF the Bneno VISTA
corps was arraigned in the D'strlc,.
Court this morning and charged
with gross cheat by selling a mixture
OF poi and molasses as opium 10 a
Chiuamsn. who paid $ls for the
stuff. The case was oontinnel w
tn morrow at the request OF II. ~
Hitchcock who appeared for the de-
PENDANT.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

The Triangle literary club had
another very successful Meeting last
evening at which municipal govern
ment matters we're discussed ny DR..
Garvin, Judge Davis and Ed. Towse.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

The Australia and Aorangi ar
rived early this morning, but the
passenger lists for this port we're
light. The news brought induced
many business establishments to
raise their American flags.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

The Hawaiian Rowing Associa-
toms regatta will be held on the
Pearl Harbor course on the second
Saturday in September, aud w. W..
Harris has beeu appointed com
mittee to confer with the Oahu
Railway Company as to training
quarters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09
LOCAL AND GEN ERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GEN BRAL NEWS
Go to the Orphpum this evening
and have rattliug good time.
The Band will give moonlight
concert at Makee Island this even
ing.
Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele.
Phone. 27s
A Chinese at Kalihi tried to kill
himself yesterday by cutting his
throat. He will recover.
a. A. Wilder has been elected
Secretary and Treasurer of the Ha.
waiian Rowing Association.
The Republican club failed to
meet in Murra,'s Hall last evauing
owing to lack of attendance.
1Ox4 Blearhtd Shee,iugs, 20 cents
yard, for one week only at l. B.
Kerr g. Co., Queen street.
A grand opper'unity TO replenish
your sheetines and pillow castings
for one week only at Kerr g. Co.
Judge Wilcox had an unusual
small calendar to deal with this
morning. People are getting good.
Laung Chi tso, the Chinese re-
former, left by the Kiusu yesterday
accompanied by body guard of
friends.
The Medical Association holds it's
annual meeting on May 18th, 30t h
aud 31st at the Kilohana Art League
rooms.
The Peniel Mission on Nunanu
street has op-ned free r-ad,ng aud
writing room to which all men are
invited. H..
Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, if
you have any messages or packa.. es
to deliver.
Queen Llinokalani is expected 10
arrive in Honolulu on June g.
r ,bart Wilcox will return by the
same steamer.
There are prosp cts that the ka.
malo trouble will be amcabi. set
tied between til. directors and tie
Clicking" stock no iders.
When you want hack ring up
1911. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fue hack
and no overchar2iDg.
Special bargains for the gentle.
ma Hats aud Caps, Shirts, Collar,
Cuffs aud Neck Ties, for one wa. L
only, at l.. B. Kerr q CO., Queen
Street.
Mini-ter Young has revoked bis
order of March 2s~h in reference to
the removal of the hack stands in
deference to public opinion and
petitions.
The City Carriage Co. is now in
the livery business. 1t has buggies
Surveys, wagons, ETC., on hand at all
hours of the day or night. Tele
phone lib.
3 The Triangle literary club had
another very successful Meeting last
evening at which municipal govern,
ment matters were discussed ny DIR
Garvin, Judge Davis and Ed, Towse
The Australia and Aorangi ar
rived early this morning, but the
passenger lists for this port were
light. The news brought induced
many business establishments tc
raise their American flags.
Rad the cnanpe of advertisemsn
OF H. Hackfed g. Go. Ltd, in to
days issue in which they annnunct
the receipt by tn. j q. Phnese
and NJ E. Watson of large assert
meut OF household speciaIties.
The Central Committee OF TIN
Republican party met last evening
tweuty-two members being present
made arrangements for primaries t
bs held on May 10 and adopted
xnaost o--o;,t;no nvaotrnt oh air
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

Rad the cnarge of advertisement
OF n. Hackfe'd & Co. Ltd, in to-
days issue in whr'h they annnunoa
the receipt by the j. q. Phueser
and M e. Watson of a large assort-
meut OF household specialties.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

The Central Committee OF the
Republican party met last evening,
twenty-five members being present,
made arrangements for primaries to
bs held on May 10 and adopted a
report appointing precinct chair
men,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

Seats now on sale for the entire
week,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-09

Box Office opens At iOA.n. Phone b4o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
CLASSES ron BIBLE STUDY.
Pros ramme by the NounR Mems
Christian Association.

The Young Mems Christian Association
has been given an unusual opportunity
for the promotion OF Bible study among
young men. Some OF SIS elements are. The
material equipment. Its buildings. with
cas- rooms arranged as n for the pur-
pose The executive force its men train
ID n not to teach, at least 70 organize.
the traditions 81 the association IN favor
OF dcvotiug the largest measure OF atten-
ton to Bible study. From the beginning
the associations have been recognized as
building upon tits foundation and have
been committed to the Bible as the cor
ner stone Of their work The character OF
the work Of the association encourages
The assignment OF first place TO Bible
study. Tho associations main aim. Is thus
promoted ana inspired.
The help derived from tho successful OK
pcricnco 81 the educational department OF
the associations Is not small. The study
OF the Held. the organization Of a scieu-
tihc plan OF education the adoption OF tho
principal Of competent instruction. and
graded work for similar class OF men
Ia The educational department. have made
the work OF tho Bible study department
easy
The lntorden minltlonal character Of the
associations. standing as they do as rep
resentative % all the evangelical inter
eats 10 the community, is another element
Ia opportunity. insuring broad unseeta-
rian ana undisputatious study Of the
scripture. Tho associations have means
~ access 10 the Christian public which
have been granted 20 few organizations
The moral ana financial support Of this
public has been given to the enterprises
Of the association IN an unusual degree.
aud there q no phase OF It's work that
will command a larger measure OF this
support than the Bible study department.
he classes offered this year are;
Studies in Faith ana Conduct-Instruc-
tor Rev y. Anthony. Tuesdays. SD d M.
iuductiye study by Books-I.uke ana
Psalms. Instructor. Rev. Arthur J. smith
Mondays SOD 9. m.
STUDY OF the Lie 81 Paul-instructor
Rev " = Watkins Mondays. SD u. m.
Personal work: Christ Among Men-fn-
stfuctor. Mr.. Henry N. Johnson. sundays.
1855 a m.
Boys Glass: Life or Chrisi-Instructor
Mr. J. G.. Blake. Saturdays. i2.so o. m.
The work conducted by the Young Mems
Christian Association for bows A. a ver,
important department 81 association effort
The object Of this department is 10 siip.
plement the work OF home church ana
school for the pirltual. m -ntai and phvs.
zeal development OF the boy. II Is for boys
between the ages OF y and ie
The work has been organized 70 halp
parents In the most critical period Of the
boys life-the time q imp essions ana
choices.
The gymnasium Is where the boys revel
In their prescribed hourA The exercises
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

the pastor. The theme Of the morning SER
mon Is OF vivid interest aud vital import
ance TO tho church and congregation. All.
therefore. are urged 10 be present The
subject % the evening sermon Will De,
bible knowledge Necessary 10 the Well
being Of the Individual ana the Nation"
study OF this subject will be OF special
value 20 young men and young women.
The sunday school VIII meet at p. m.
The league meeting and prayer meeting
VIII bc held on Wednesday a. S.i5 y. M.
Beginning with Oct .. the league devo-
tlonal services viii be held on Tuesday
nights The Junior Epworth League will
meet on Friday at .. M. A rally. reun-
ION ana social Of the senior league will
be held on Friday nights (Oct 81 iu the
league room and lecture hall OF the
church. Members Of the Epworth League
are invited 10 come and bring their
friends.
At to-day's services the quartette choir.
composed OF Mrs n. J. Alderman. so
piano. Mrs H. =. Crittcnden. contralto.
Mr.. W. a. Reaves tenor. Mr.. r. X.
Demmond. hasso. Mr. Samuel =. Snow.
organist and director. will give the fol-
lowing music. Voluntary. morning ser
vice. Dudley Bucks festival TIE Deum iu r
Nat Evening service. "Ye Fields OF Light
trio. soprano. contralto and bass. by Mil
let. Onertory morning service. songs Of
Praise the Angels sang" duet soprano
and baritone. hy Hoemcr. Mrs. Ackcrmau
ana Mr.. Dcmmond At the even
jng service Mr. Reaves will sing
the tenor aria. And T.. John. Saw
tho Holy CITY" from the oratorio "Inher-
itance Divine" by Harry Rowe shelley
Divine services Will be conducted At
Trinity Church by the pastor Rev. Bas-
com Anthony. al II O'Clock a. m, and S'i5
y. m a twenty minute song service will
prcccde the sermon az night. The Sunday
School viii meet az =. IN. The EpWorth
League will meet Wednesday night $50
Prayer meeting will be held on Thursday
night at s O'Clock. All services will be
held In the Sunday School room
At Grace Church Rev. Osgood =. Cook.
pastor there will be services NJ II o'clock
n. IN. and M y. m Rev. Dr. J. A. Thomp-
son. presiding elder for the Savannah Dis
trict. viii preach az the morning scr
vice and Rev. J. a. smith at the evening
service.
Tho hour for the evening service has
been changed from SD 60 s O'Clock.
The services at the Seventh street
Methodist Church will be held at II o'clock
a. m. and az s3n o. IN.
At the morning service Pastor J. 4.
Smith will. hy special request Of the y.
NJ e. A.. preach on ''The Bible: It's Au-
thenticitv. and Inspiration" Members OF
the " n &. A. are cordially invited TO
attend this service. Al night the presiding
elder OF the Savannah district. Rev Dr.
j. A. Thompson. will nil the pulpit
The Sunday School viii meet az 4.3o
O'Clock The Junior Epworth League
viii meet on Tuesday evening az s o'clock
while "a Love Feast" will be held on
Thursday at p no
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

the broad esplanade rang with the joyous
laughter Of the happy braves and sweet
hearts II they did not have totoggAn
slides. shoot the shutes. merry go-r rounds
etc, nor nibble daindly spooufuis o. loo
cream. they had something 20 take their
places. ana were Just as hilarious. aud
probably more free from care than the
thousands who gather tea our parks and
pleasure gardens to-day.
A PECULIAR feature OF the ruins Of this
ancient municipality is the enormous
quantities % broken pottery which every
where cover the ground one cannot
take a step without treading fragments
under his feet beautiful dark brown
glazed ware Of considerable thickness.
How so much pottery could have been
used in any city Is a mystery. until ore
considers how uncomfortable an enemy
could make &c by breaking portion o. tho
aqueduct and laying siege 60 the town
To withstand this danger large reservoirs
OF this ware were probably constructed
aud set up az short distances on eacn
square, and all available pots FUN 10 lie
brim with the precious iiuid. A knowledge
Of having plenty OF food and drink will
hello a man 10 stand against his enemies
and drive them from the walls.
As one stands az the portals or the cas-
tie and looks out over the streets AMI
Hf"ait9s "HDN TIT WIN "A uuHN Pfopic' he
cannot suppress a longing To know more
OF the throngs. who trod the streets. AMI
were the descendants Of this mighty pop
ulation are. Were they entirely ami
hilatcd. or did they betake themselves O.
some far country or this no man can
surely know II Is probable. however.
from the tokens Of civilization found
within the city's walls. that this WAS
once a city 81 the Aztccs. before they
moved southwark and founded the CITY
Of Mexico. BE this as it may, here AZ one
time existed a civilization OF no mean
order
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
CASA GRANDE.
a Ruined city of the Ancient Aztecs
fn Arizona.

Ruined city of the Ancient Aztecs
In Arizona.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Not far from the little town OF Casa
Granda. In Arizona. are the ruins OF a
city so ancient that there Is to-day 10
tradition TO tell OF hs departed grandeur
and Its teeming millions OF Inhabitants
The oldest living inhabitants can only
OFFER vague theories Is TO the origin OF
this ancient city and the people who
builded Il. while the half-breed Mexican or
stole Indian gives for his answer a shrug
Of the shoulder and a shake of the head
Taking the stage coach for Florence
and Piual. or II his purse can stand the
strain. securing a rig from a nearby liv-
cry etnble. the traveller bids adicu TO she
little station OF Casa Grande. which. By
the way. Is on the Southern Pacific :"
aud riding along on the plains which
stretch to the uorthward. he very soon
sees the stately ruins OF a solitary castle
rise before him. This building g. Casa
Grande the Grand Castle" which gives
Its name TO the railroad station and the
surrounding country
Upon near approach. this structure Is
found 90 be the roofless ruins OF a large
thrce-story building. The walls are very
thick and made OF adobe large sun baked
bHcksl, which, In any other region, would
crumble IN q few years. but which In the
dry atmosphere Of Arizona. endure for
ages. For what purpose this building was
originally constructed IS matter Of
much conjecture. Some hold that In this
building tho unhappy captivcs OF a hy-
gone race dreamed away a long imprison-
ment, but there seems 20 be nothing about
a
there are no underground dungeons. and
the rooms are entirely too spacious. The
only theory which seems to h. ~ OH sub
stautiated is that II was the seat Of gov
eminent of that ancient city.
It's thick and massive wallis its i'm
mcuse size aud the vastness OF Ita rooms
all suggest that ig It's palmy days Il was
used FOR no other purpose than the hold
ing Of state conclaves. How many wars
were planned. how many victims con-
demned, IS matter which history can
never reveal
Stretching away from II IN every direc-
ton are broad streets and avenue. on
either side Of which are blocks upon
blocks OF shapeless mounds. which marx
the site 81 the shops and residences 81
what was once the cltys active ponule
ton, and this would seem 20 confirm NV
theory, for. as all roads Head to Rome.
80 an OF these ancient streets must have
lea 10 the capital
An aqueduct. which brought water from
me CHA river for city use. and TO irri-
gate 'he fertile fields without the gates
can ~ Traced Tor miles. II also sunpIied
water Tor vest ARTIFICIAL lake within the
ciN walls. The boundaries Of this lake
are plainly distinEushahie to-day. II a.
ABOUT three squares from the castle. ana
occupies space equal 10 about four or
ainary CITY squares Doubtless IN this
hot dry country this lake was the even |
ING gathering place. where the hot ara
aus'y population sought rest and recrea- |
uon rom ne hreezes Of the lake. NY
Ilsas o. brilliant canoes laden with gey
80. nappg msn ana women noated upon |
us surface, while all around ia nargln
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
BLACK GOODS.

42-inch Black Atwood Cheviot and
Storm Serge. 75c value at fsc
45-inch French Imperial Serge sc value,
az &c
42-inch Black English Crepons IN che
new effects. elsewhere MOO here AZ esc.
s4-inch Black Wool Cheviot. extra quail
ty. never sold under 81 a.. this week 7sc
b4-inch Pebble Cheviot. 81 80 kind ~ CSC
bi-inch Black French Broadcloth and
Venetian Cloth. SIS values. az eSc.
one lot Of the finest silk and Wool Gre
pons. they are $50 $40. SEQ qualities at
Sla
A large collection Of Rough Pebble
Cheviots. Zlhlline. Broadcloths. Victoria.
and Saratoga Suiiines AZ 81 q. 81 ga. Si75
and Geo
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
LINENS.

Properly Numbered and well-taken care
OF good linens win outlast the cheap.
trashy sorts many times over And good
linen goods are not expensive these days
at leafs not at the New Store. as these
prices will show
ls-lnch Twill Crash roweling, not Sc but
SIC
Large Size Bleached Huck Towel. ex-
ira value. az Sc.
Towe.s the Isl kind. al 10c.
22xH All-Linen Huck and Damask Tow
sis. % quality. at iac-
5s-inch Bleached Table Damask. else
where sc. her l9c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
D0MESTlCS.

Here are some True Trade Winners:
Two cases Genuine Indigo Blue Calico.
only &C.
Three bales Unbieached Sea Island
Shifting. only &c.
one case Finished Bleached Shirt
ing only SC.
one case Heavy Outing Flannsls. light
and dark colors. only Sc.
Two cases Heavy Unbleached Canton
Flabned only SC.
Two cases Yardwide Bleached Shifting.
&c quality. az SIC.
one case Extra Heavy Unbleaehed Can
ton Flannel. i0c quality. at &c.
one case 42-inch Pillow Cotton, best
quality. Sic
1924 Unbleached sheetlng. worth eOc. at
i5c.
1914 Bieached sheeting. worth &c. at lie
Fun Size Ready-made Pillow Cases. p.
Full Size Ready-made Sheets. sc.
Birdseye Cotton Diaper ten yards &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

are such as 20 build up strong and WELL
rounded body. The boys also play SUCH
games as indoor baseball basket ball,
three deep. tax. clug passing. etc.
After the gymnasium classes. the boys
have the privilege OF using the shower
and tub baths, the association furnishing
soap and towels.
The boys have also the use OF the read
ing room ana library. both Of which con-
tain some excellent reading matter. The
membership In the junior department IS
81 year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

From the Gentlcmcn's Magazine.
one OF the national delcacies OF North
ern Russia Is 'tresca." an appalling dish.
consisting Of Goldfish caught tho previous
summer. and eaten in an advance stage of
decomposition: It's odor alone r. beyond
words. les taste the writer fortunately
does not known II Is difficult to stay
long In the room with a.. and yet Il T.
preferred 10 fresh meat or fish. both or
which are cheap and easily obtaiuable ~
most villages. and obviatc the trouble OF
drying and rotting. which dried tresca i'm
plies. '"rhe poor" says Chancellor. ARE
very innumerable. ana live most miseFa-
hly. for ! have seen them eat the pickle
OF herring ami other very shrinking hsh.
nor the fish cannot he 50 rotten but they
will eat II and extoll Il 10 be more whole
some than other fish or fresh meats. In
mine opinion. there Is no such people uu-
der the sunne for their hardships OF live
ing"
No che who has visited the fish market
Of Archangel on a hot summer day viii
doubt Master Chancelour's varaclty IN
any way. The northern poor live largely
upon this trescs. think nothing so good
and yet are fairly healthy race. In ISIS
travelled with my Mezenian servant
Feodor on one Of the first trains over the
new line from Archangel 10 Nologda the
carriage was heated 20 excess by hot
water pipes. and very soon after startiug
ar overpowering smell was noticeable.
After much thought tho cause was dis
covered. Feodor had brought stored IN
his clothes. some considerable quantity
OF his beloved tresca. which. from ifs
aroma. appeared 10 he a sample OF the
best OF les kind Alas. roor Fcodor al
most IN tears. had 70 part with It
through the carriske window
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
HANDKERCHIEFS.

The new ones are rolling In faster than
we can show them. From now on TIL
Christmas each day almost Will see new
kinds.
Ladies' White Hemssitched at Sc.
Ladies White Embroidered and Lace
AZ &c.
Ladies' Pure Line Hemstltched. i5r.
Novelties In Embroidered and Lace. &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

Mr.. Hankinson, who has charge OF this
department, when asked about an al. said,
Judging fromA~ the business he was doing
that there was no doubt chat the public
had found out that this is the best Furni-
ture and Carpet Store IN the South. He
has been working night and day. Here are
two specials for shis week:
Waite Enamel Rrass Trimmed Bed. in
Guiding spring. az S5sS
Tapestry Brussels Carpet. made. laid
and lined. az go.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

Chapel at n o'clolk q. m and a .. IA.
by the rector. Rev. +. Juny. The sun
day School will meet al the usual time.
baptist.
At the First Baptist Church Rev. Or.
John y. Jordan. pastor services will be
held at II o'clock a. m aud at $50 q. m.
The pastor viii preach at the morning
hour and Rev. W D. King. formerly Of
Savannah. but recently Of China will
preach az night. The Sunday School will
met az the usual hour
At the Duny Street Baptist Church
services will be conducted by the pastor.
Rev. Robert Van Deventer az II o'clock
m, ana at SGD p. m.
The subject OF the morning sermon will
be. Some Things for Which We ought
90 be Ashamed" At the evening service
the subject u the sermon will be saved
by His life"
The Senior p. Y. r l.. viii have its
conquest missionary rvces AZ 10 o'clock
a. IN. The Juniors viii meet at p m.
ana the Bible School al D. m.
The regular services NJ the Souihside
Baptist Church Will Doe conducted by tho
pastor. Rev. -. s Edenneld at II o'clock
a. m. aud AZ p. IN. The sunday school
Will meet at q. m. The weekly prayer
meeting will be held on Wednesday even
ing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
LACE CURTAINS.

Here is a bargain.
We will put on sale tomorrow n large
lot Of Manufacturers Samples OF Lace
Curtains. some OF which represent cur
tains retailing as high as = and $40. your
choice Soc
II we had time we might sort them out.
ask 50 much for one kind and so much for
another. Glad we haven't, u makes bet
ter bargains for you.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

At the Christian Church Disciples OF
Christi Rev. W. r. Rowland viii preach
az n O'Clock n. "a. and az $40 q. IN. The
Christian Endeavor meeting will be- held
at D. M The mid-Wcck service will D.
held IN "Wednesday 20 $50 o. m. with an
address By Pastor W =. watkins
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

what promises 20 be a very enjoyable
service win take place a. the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon a. 4 o'clock The speaker will be the
new pastor Of the Duny street Baptist
Church Rev. Robt. Van Deventer. His
subject will he How to study the Bible. ="
The music viii be led by the orchestra
under the direction OF Prof. L. L. Wood
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
NOTIONS.

Heavy Side Combs. Joe.
Extra Heavy Pompadour Combs. iac.
Empire Combs. IN all the newest shapes.
&c.
Tortoise Shell Hair Sets bnc and 7sc.
Tboth Brushes with Curved Pointed
and Straight French Bristles. at i0c, l5c,
ana 25c
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
COL0RED DRESS GOODS.

We're ready for business. Everything
is here hut a fow extreme novelties. II
you buy those. wait for the opening: "
not we're as ready now as we shall be
then.
one LOT Of douhle-width Dress Goods.
plaids and fancies. worth l5c. az Zoe
Double-wiith Fancy Plaids. satin
stripes. lciac, instead OF i5c
sG-inch Novelty Dress Goods. sold ev-
erywhere a. PC, iac.
ss-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloth. l5c value.
o. AZ
ae-inch All Wool Zlhilnes worth &C.
These are heavy enough for tailor-made
gowns, the best possible stun for hard
wear and Food looks; in all the popular
mixtures at fac.
5a-inch English Ladies' Cloth. all colors-
Sc worth Sc
Eg-inch Zibllne Pebble Cheviot. Venetian
and Victoria Cloths. IN the much-sought-
for pastel shades. extra values. at &.25.
81 %. fi15 a yard
Ask 90 SEQ our Rainctte Cloth. guaran-
tced absolutely waterproof and Ike most
81 our goods arc not 10 be seen elsewhere.
IN grey and brown miXtures just suited
for rainy-day skirts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
Roman Catholic.

At the Sacred Heart Church services to-
day will be as follows; First mass az G.so
O'Clock a. M. second mass and bcuedlc-
tion al 2
Commencing with Monday oct /. tho
Rosary viii be- recited during the mass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Here they ARE. the dashing. effective.
dainsy. exquisite things which make
dress or spoil Il. Il will be hard to spoil
a dress with such pretty things az We
show The fail stock has just been made
complete and we have never seen better.