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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
salem Man VINO Vas Found peaa

SNeNF
The coroner's examination Of the re-
mains Of John Stanley, who was found
dead In his bed at hishome, Mission street,
between High and Liberty streets, yes.
terday by ID w. Gibson, resnlted 10
finding no marks Of violence on the
boiy and Il Was concluded that he died
Of some internal disorder.
The remains were taken 10 the under.
taking parlors Of Rigdon & Clough and
his son. John Stanley, aresident Of The
DAlles, was notified ana it is expected
that he will arrive today and assume
charge Of his fathers body.
Chief Of Police Gibson received word
from The DAlles this morning that John
Stanley was thought to be in Salem, and
a. be could not be found the remains
were buried Al nine O'Clock In the /. o.
o. y. cemetery. His son will be found
a. soon ~ possible and the property
which is located In south Salem. will
DO disposed Of.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
ENGINEERS
COMING TO SALEM
Grand Excursion and Picnic at State
Fair Grounds. June 9.


The annual excursion and picnic oi
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin.
eers will occur on Sunday, June 8. From
Portland, Sheridan, Dallas and Rose
burg trains will be run into Salem. and
Il is sEpec;ed that the largest crowd will
come here on that occasion, ever seen in
the Capital City on these annual excur.
Sions. Five trains will be run 10 Salem,
the fare for the round trip being 81 from
al points except south Of Cottage Grove.
and ti.5O from Roseburg and points
south Of Cottage Grove.
At the Pair Grounds, where the trains
will arrive about 10 80 a. M, the day
day ' III be spent in games, and amuse-
ments Of all kinds, the managers Of the
affair having arranged Q splendid pro
gram The state Institutions will be open
during the afternoon TO permit all visit.
ors 10 pass through them, and every
thing will be done 10 make the affair the
moet successful event Of the season. Tie
management guarantees that no intOIi.
eating liquors will he sold on the Fair
Grounds on that day.
A feature Of the Southern Pacific I'm.
gineer's excursion on June 8, will be I
race meet, where =. /. prizes will b.
given.
Watt Ship has been engaged 10 man
age these races and receive all entry.
The races will he:
mile mile open.
! mile open.
miles handicap.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
THE MAN WITH THE ADze. 4"
How the Butchers ChoppinE Block
u Kept smooth aad Neat.


A constructive rather than a destruc.
tive force Implied by the name Is 'the
man with the adze." who Is sometimes
seen by early comers 10 the meat mar
kets.
Most persons have doubtless obsery.
Ell the large blocks upon which butch.
ers trim their steaks and chops. The
top Of the block Is usually as smooth
as glass. but Ihe constant chOpplng OF
meat thereon roughens the surface
eventually. The general idea seems to
De thai the butcher keeps his block
smooth by merely saving OF the rough
section. such. however, l. not the case
Specinlism has even entered here.
The man who makes a business OF
smoothing the butchers blocks appears
al the meat markets early In the morn
ing before the customers arrive. lie
rolls the big block TO the sidewalk.
then mounts 20 the top OF Il. adEe In
hand. bringing Il down swiftly from
a vertical position above bis head. the
blade Is made 10 pass between bis legs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
ASK For Police Assistance

A series Of religious meetings are be.
ing conducted on Winter and Oak
streets by tie Pentecostsl Mission So.
ciety and Salvation Army com.
bined and on account Of disturb
Ances they will petition the city council
at itS regular meeting tonight for two
members Of their ehurehto be appointed
special policemen TO serve without pay,
for the period Of the services.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
In the Latest Battle With the Beers Who
Attacked His Forces.
BRITISH SUFFERED WORSE INJURIES
THAN WAS AT FIRST REPORTED
Eews-Emperor Of China to Make
TIRE EBrope Get Permission From Tszi
Anne. the DovsEer Empress.

sErmming the surface or the DICK WITH
great de1terity.
At each stroke a thin layer Of the
rough wood Is removed The operation
is continued sufficiently 70 satisfy tb-
butchers requirements. Some three
bours are ordinarily consumed in the
operation. and at the end Of that time
"tbe man with the adZe" finds himself
richer by S1.-New York Times
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
Investigate draw CUT champlOn
MarIOn county cireuIt court.

Three cases we're disposed OF in DO
partment No. 1 OF the circuit court
this morning a. iollowsi
State VI. Chas Wright for horse steal
Jog, aenIenoed 10 four years In the
penitentiary Stats W. A. +. Zumwalt,
eTlminAl and State va John Mcdonald
burglary, we're postponed until next
Monday a. one O'Clock.
A called session Of the court will be
held Saturday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

LoxDos. June 4.-Lord Kitchener re-
ports: DiTon's report Of lighting at
valkiousein. May 2sth is just received.
On our Eide 1850 men with seven guns
were engaged. Enemy under cover Of
veldt fred. rushed The rear guard con-
sistiBg Of two guns and 80 men.
They temporarily captured the two
guns. when the remainder Of the force
came into action the BosrB were driven
og and the gunsrecaptured. Our eAsu-
alties Eere fiK officers and 81 men
killed, dE officers and lis men wounded,
and one officer and seven men missing.
One officer and four men have since
died Of wounds. FOrty-one Beers we're
killed on the ground. Further par.
ticulars are not known.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

NEW YoRK. June i.-Aoeording TO a
Berlin dispatch to the Herald the Lon
don correspondent Of the Tageblatt
learns from the Chinese legation in Lon
don that the Emporer Of China ..with the
consent Of the DoWager Empress will
visit Europe in 1902.
The Berliner Tageblatt comments
upon the London Times dispatch regard
ing the intended annexation by the
French Of hai-Nan As iollows:
at goes without saying that such a
step would be direct breach Of the
declaration OF the powers that they
would respect the integrity Of the
Chinese Empire and it would force the
powers to demand compensation which
would be the signal for the partition Of
China"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
MONEY TO LOAN. TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell a Rayden. MOopS BLOCK.


Rev. john Molntyre, a supeTannuatsd d
minister oi the Methods, church, died
last night Al Lafayette, lamhilleoun,y.
The remains will be brought 20 salem
ioF burial a. l.oe Mission cemetery
Wednesday Al ten o'clocck. Rev Jones
viii preach che funeral a. lafayette,
Rev. Lockhart oifciating a. salem, ~ m
the Fesidenoe u Mrs. h. Al. NandeyeFs,
"a Charch street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

Sheriff Eugene Parrott Of Douglas
county has brought an insane nan to the
State hospital by the name Of George
HAlpin,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

Call and SOC our popaFaters Notk' anu
he oougincod, that you arc iooslnt py
s,nvinw more ior others than 10 cell onFa
~ osire beina lar superior, having The
onlv trua proooaa ol eepaTeiing, by glain'
ino tha oraam, there 0y sopafalina hoin
fhe mia. out prices are made " AA
IN "a lor 10 eal. t5 ioF 10 sal, miik Ca
A. j. nAmlroN a noe,
ISL Court Street opposite the noW Vpsfa
Honae aud odd Fellows Temple, -,
lem, Or -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

NEu YORK, June "A dispatch n the
Tribune from london says: The War
Office Authorities have lost no time in
saddling Lord Kitchener with responsi'
bility for the NOS satisfying Of public
demand for Trustworthy news from
South Africa.
Suspicion, notwithstanding. still ex-
ists that the home officials are holding
back some information. The War Office
Il being inundated with numerous in
quiriss because Of the currency that has
been given 10 a rumOr Of a serious Bri'
tish defeat.
II would not injare the British army
Il the details Of the VlAkiOntein fight
which must by this time have reached
Lord Kitchener we're telegrAphed hons
at once aud would help to relieve the
uneasiness felt by a million or more o
Of English men and women will
relatives 70 the front.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
Come ana See Them

Weare selling the best strawberries at
the lowest market prices. A lresh sup
ply every day a. BransOn 4 RAgans-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

James Wood Of Crook county leaves
tomorrow for Portland after visiting at
the home OF ID. II. Leach.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
A DOUBLE SHOOTING
AFFAIR In ILLINOIS
Dangers That Attend the Office Of
City Marshal.
Crazy EnRIishman Of Noble Family
Kills His Chinese Cook.
Quick Action Of Police Saves a Col
ored Man Accused Of a Crime.

CHICAGO, June A special to the
Tribune. from Metropolis. H., says:
Marshal w. Z. Oakes was shot in the
back just belou:the heart late last night
and fatally injured by A. NJ. Coventon,
a hotel and saloon keeper.
Coyenton in turn was shot three times
and instantly killed by Marshal 0akes.
The shooting was caused by q visit TO
the hotel by the Marshal who demanded
that certain women whom CovinEton had
been harboring be cent away.
Marshal 0akeS having delivered bis
order turned 10 20. As soon a. his back
was turned, however, Covington shot
him. Wheeling about Marshal oAkes
brought bic revolver into action and be-
fore be lell from his wound he bad sent
three bulletsinto the body Of his assassin
and killed him.
Marshal Oakes Was filling the unex-
piFed term Of Gus. II. Crouch who va,
killed last February while making an
arrest.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

NEw YoRE, June A special to the
World from McKsesPort, Pa, says:
Five thousand people attempted 10 take
Benjamin Fetty, arrested on the charge
0i assault on q three old girl from the
police for the purpose Of lynehing
him. Only the Intervention Of the
Mayor, who threatened to shoot the fret
man crossing the threshold Of the jail
and the quick action Of the police saved
the prisoner. A patrol wagon full Of
policemen dashed up iust in time And
desperate fight took place for possession
OF the prisoner. After 20 minutes the
police were victorious.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04

YASooUvER, B. C., June "A special
form Golden, B. c., says that Hon. Frank
Lasoelles, a wealthy English rAnchovner,
residing on Thunder Hill, shot and kill.
ed his Chinese cook. Lascelles is re-
lated TO the Earl Of Harewood and is a
cousin Of Sir Frank Lascelles, British
Ambassador TO Germany.
Lascelles became demented through
brooding over q fancied insult In connec.
tioD with his being called 10 give evi.
dence in a suit over the ownership Of a
horse aud accused his cook, who had
served him for I've years, OF being 4
burglar. After his arrest Lascelles
became a rAying maniac. Special
interest is taken in the affair throughout
British Columbia owing To the promi.
nence Of the LaScelles family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For Newly Married Folks.

Furniture-Paror chairs, cabinets ceuches ia
bles, tsbourettes, combination book cases, India
seats, chila closets, dinner sets, Ice boxes, re-
frigerators, jardinieres, cut glass, bureau sets,
centerpieces, doylies, tray cloths, lambrequins
lamps, chahng dishes, cooking utensils, pictures
rugs, lace curtains, portleres gilt chairs, vases
Dresden and Vienna ornaments, marble busts dec
grated plates silver tea SETS fine bedspreads
blankets, comfortabes lace bed sets, sofa pillows
mantel scarfs, piano scarfs, table covers, side
board scarfs, china dinner sets, tea sets, fish
sets, game SETS oyster SETS ice cream SETS dessert
plates onyx tables, music cabinets clocks screens
umbrellas. umbrella stands, carving SETS silver
knives, forks and spoons, ladies' five o'clock tea
Kettles silver trays, Bibles and other good books
dictionaries. sewing machines, carpet sweepe1s,
wall pockets, book racks brass and iron fire SETS
andirons, gas stoves. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Sweetheart.

Rings, lorgnette chains, gold and silver hearts
and pendants, brooches lockets neck chains. Jewell
ed belts, bracelets, opera glasses, elegant toilet
cases, bonbonnieres, umbrellas, hand painted fans
toilet or manicure SETS jewel boxes silver and gold
mounted atomizers, silver comb brush and tray SETS
pretty boudoir clocks beautiful pieces Of briea-
brac boxes Of handkerchiefs, gloves, writing
desks, desk furnishings, fancy chairs fur pieces,
mackintoshes. rare books, works OF standard au-
thers Oil paintings, 5eweled hair combs, hat pins
bureau SETS card cases, pocket books cologne
TASKS, cuff buttons, cum pins, cut glass. dressing
cases, fancy baskets, fern dishex hafrpin boxes,
hair receivers, centerpieces, fancy pillows Morris
chairs, photograph frames, pin cushions, prayer
and hynnal sets, prayer book marks ring trays
ffncy stationery, toilet bottles. travelling bags
vinaigrettes, vases. etc. ID. 3 eJs:z +, ..-...s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Wife.

Parlor cabinets. china closets, sdeboards, couch
es, lace curtains, portieres, rugs, writing desks,
gilt chairs, toilet tables fur wraps or neck scarfs
coat suits, dress patterns handsome tea GOWNS
eiderdown sacques, parlor lamps Haviland china
sets, cut glass; fancy mantel scarfs clocks oriental
rugs, cozy corner draperies, cushions fancy Dill
lows bureau sets. toilet sets, rings or necklaces
SILVER mounted or jeweled side combs opera glasses
lorgnette chains cuff buttons, pendants, lockets
cuff links, chafng Dishes umbrellas. handkercbiefs
onyx tables, sitver-mounted hair brush and comb
sets, hand mirrors sewing machines, sewing rock
ers, work baskets, gas or oil heaters. window box
Seats silk hose, dainty French hand-embroidered
hient gowns sk dresses, silk petticoats, handsome
table sets, towels, blankets spreads comfort.bles
shopping bags, card cases, pocket books, BELTS
shoes, sli2psrs, gloves, books, etc. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For a Young Man.

Drawing pencils. drawing Instruments. paints.
books nrt. indian clubs dumb bells punching
bags. skates. bicycles cum buttons pocket knives,
neckti"s scarf pins. handkerchiefs. gloves, g'mes.
diaries. fountain pens. inkstards paper weights.
paper knives card boxes brush and comb sets.
book eases. bed slippers cardigan jackets.
cigar cutters cigar holders cigar 'ars cig1r boxes
microscopes. umbrellas mackintoshes. suspenders.
shirts. collars and cuffs collar and cut boxes.
mufilers. fancy socks. pictures pocket books mani
cure sets. dress sui key chains. key rings.
hose supporters Longing robes. match boxes night
shirts paiamas underwear. raz"rs razor sets razor
strops travelling bags suit hangers. shaving mugs.
shaving sts. shaving mirrors etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Sister.

Gloves. slippers. fur collarettes searfs, feather
boas, handkerchiefs, silk scarfs, lace collars,
fans carriers. pincushions lace tides, CEN
terpieces, doylies, tray cloths bureau setx bed
room curtains, baskets, cloth brushes, hat pins,
calendars, lace collars, wells, pretty dresses silk
dress patterns coats, suits silk hose. wrappers,
silk waists. silk petticoats, underwear ragians,
mackintoshes, dressing saeques sweaters umbreI-
las, bovdoir clocks, desk furnishings, comb and
brush trays, Dresden china ornaments fancy
'eboh-triHlmed baskets, sewing SETS work boxes,
Handkerchief boxes, glove boxes, rings, brooches
ieektaces, pendants, hat pins, blouse sets, cuff
pins, stick pins, she'll side and back combs
hat brushes, mirrors, Jewel boxes card cases EN-
broideTy scissors, ncure sets, purses, photograph
frames, fancy pillows, pocket books, writing paper
and tablets, fancy calendars desks tabourettes
toilet tables. music cabinets, opera glasses, per
fuInery, toilet waters, pictures, sachets drapery
searfs, piano lamps books, toilet tables, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For a Girl

Doll carriages. go-carts. jewelry sets. dolls.
gloves. fans. murs. fur pieces shoes hats comb
and brush sets. iron stoves. doll tea sets doll
house furniture. toy books. blocks spelling boards
picture cuhes. Brownies. music boxes. transparent
drawing states. paint boxes. mechanical figures.
wood animals. Papier mache animals woolly sheep.
dogs eats rabbits. Noah'S arks. Games-Par-
eheesi. Nelly Bly,. authors Lotto across the sea-
d"mn"eS. etc. tricycles. desks. tea sets. white
ena1neeh bureaus book cases china closets chif-
fcHiers washstands. tables chairs. rockers. SOFAS
paint boxes. Kaleidoscope. drawing pencils paint
Ing books. school companions school States
writing desks. lee skates roller skates hand
kerrhiefS. handkerchief boxes. kid gloves Jewel
boxes. silver thimbles, fur mufTs. fur scarfs
party dresses. mackintoshes leGgns. bed room
slippers. pulse warmers. mittens carriers aprons
silver knife. fork and spoon sets. silver cups
plates. purses. books. fans. umbrellas. gold rings
brooches. slippers, pocket books writing paper
perfumery. sweaters. rubber boots wool Tam
O'Shanters, side combs pompadcur combs etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Brother

Canes, umbrellas, pocket knives, cigar cases.
cigarette cases, match boxes, cigar cutters
smoker SEES, tobacco boxes, clothes hangers hat
and clothes brushes, comb and brush sets manicure
implements. mustache cups, shaving sets, pictures
books. pillows. desk furnishings, fountain pens
writing paper, studs, cuf buttons scarf pins
tie holders. book marks, whisk brooms tooth
brushes, tooth brush bottles, tooth powder
bottles, toilet sets, photograph frames silver key
rings, sleds, kid wOrsted gloves dress suit
cases, house coats, cardigan Jackets suits of
clothes, raslaDs, maekintoshes rubber boots bath
robes, slippers neekwear, mufiers handkerchiefs
collars and cuffs collar and eun boxes shoe black
Ing sets, fancy busts. art pottery, marble busts
card cases, wallets, pocket books dressing cases
books. fancy calendars, open glasses dress
shirts etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For a Friend.

1nkstands and other desk. furnishings, pocket
Knives shaving sets. pictures art pottery. Vienna
bronze vases. marble and bronze ornaments clocks,
decorated lamps. neckwear gloves. silk suspenders,
silk or linen handkerchiefs, mufiers, dress
suit cases, club bags, trunks, travelling sets,
umbrellas house coats, dressing gowns, bath robes,
fancy hosiery, shirts, hose supporters, slippers,
golf or bicycle hose, smokers sets, cigar cases,
pipes, match boxes card cases. pocket books or
wallets, collar aid cuff boxes, watch fobs scarf
pins, fountain pens, gold pens pencils, cuff and
collar buttons. studs whisk brooms, cigar cutters
cigar and cigarette cases.. silver key rings and
chains good books, Morris chairs, foot stools shoe
biacking sets, manicure sets, shoe horns, shoe
hangers, clothes hangers, shaving sets, corkscrews
tie holders, night clocks mackintoshes, bath room
slippers brush and comb sets, bureau SETS biscuit
Jars, ale mugs and tankards, card sets, full dress
shields, memorandum books, diaries, hat trunks,
hat racks, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For a Bow.

Iron fire engines hose carts. fire patrols, trains,
coal carts pony carts. trolley cars. money banks,
steam engines, steamboats, and trains. tops horses.
horses and carts. rocking and swinging horses.
drums, toy watches. ships and boats. lead and
papier marhe soldiers. animals in boxes. Noah's
arks. building blocks. soldier suits. guns. tenplns
printing presses. magic lanterns chests of tools.
musical instruments. Punch and Judy shows, steel
and ruhber-tired velocipedes. Mother Goose and
scores Of other fancy picture books rubber balls.
states and pencils. express wagons. buckboards,
patrol wagons. sleds coasters. skates bicycles,
drawing boards. boxes Of paints. colored pen
ellis. ron-top desks, foot balls. school com
panious, school bags. jack knives. Games-base
ball game. messenger boy. parchcesi. post office.
innocence abroad. etc. Substantially suits. sailors
reciprocity: REFERS. top coats. caps topues neck
ties. gloves. wool mittens. pnlse warmers hats,
leggins. mackintoshes. sweaters. handkerchiefs.
silver knives. forks and spoons silver cups. silver
plates purses. simplex typewriters. books, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Father.

Good books. Morris chairs, easy slippers easy
rockers, warm gloves, canes, umbrellas warm
socks, heavy shoes. mueiers, dressing gowns bath
robes. house coats, smoking jackets smoking sets.
shirts. night shirts, pajzmas, mackintoshes neck
wear, handkerchiefs, ale mugs and tankards brandy
tasks. biscuit jars, brush and comb sets, bath
robes. book cases. bath room slippers card cases
eiaFet deeanters closet SETS clothes brushes club
bsgs. collar and cuff boxes collar and cuff buttons
collars. cuffs. corkscrews. desks. dressing cases
tasks. full dress shields. dressing gowns, suit
cases gloves. hair brushes. hat boxes, hat racks
hose supporters. hosiery, ipkstands. desk furnish
inss. key chains. key rings, match boxes loungins
robes manicure articles. medicine cabinets memo
randum books. mustache combs nustache cups enc
saueers' playing cards. card boxes. pocket knives
POCKET rules. rain coats shaving SETS scarf holders
SCARF pins. shoe backing sets shoe hangers stamI
Boxes suit hangers. suspenders. sweaters. taps
measures toilet sets, tEants, umbrella straps
whisks. whist counters, wine sets, pipes, diaries
Ridpath's History Of the werid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
Suit for Insurance.

The Aetna Life Insurance Company is
named as defendant In suit at law filed
today by Laura r. Hopkins. widow Of
Thaddeus A. Hopkins. to recover s2,965. u
on policy Of insurance on the life of her
husband.
Thaddeus A. Hopkins. It is stated, was
employed as a transfer agent at the Balti-
more and Ohio railway station. and took
out policy OF 5000 from the defendant
company. which provided for payment OF
I'D per week Tor loss Of services caused by
accident. and for the payment Of the face
value, less any payments made for loss Of
services, u death occurred within ninety
days after the accident. The insured, Il g
claimed. was hurt u m accident December
Is te00 and died the llth 81 tie eaSne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For a Young Lady.

Silver thimbles. work baskets. gloves, mendng
sets. needle eases, sewing companions belt BUCKLES
KID gloves silk mittens pincushions fancy combs,
shoulder capes, wool jackets, wool or leather bed
room shoes, glove boxes. jewel boxes. sweaters,
crocheted slippers clocks. cloth brushes, collar
buttons, bureau sets. brushes, bracelets hat pins
book marks, bon bon spoons, belt mountings
baskets, back combs, atomizers, cut glass, garter
buckles. fan chains, nail files. nail poiishers nail
cleaners, nail brushes. Morris chairs photograph
frames. skates, parior games desks. handkerchiefs
satcbels, embroidered handkerchief boxes center
pieces. doyiies. buffet scarfs, tray covers party
dresses, fur eollarettes. mackintoshes fans um-
brellas. perfumery gold rings, brooches, hat pins
bracelets, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
For the Husband.

Morris chairs, house coats. slippers, dressing
gowns, tounsing robes Cardigan jackets, bath
robes. slippers, muners, neckwear, handkerchiefs,
gloves, hosiery, hose supporters, umbrellas, sus-
penders' watch chains, cuff buttons, studs, collar
buttons, natch boxes, smoking SETS cigar or cigar
cite cases, cigar cutters, pipes shaving SETS card
cases, pocket books or wallets, dressing cases,
Dress suit cases. hat trunks, travelling bags, hat
and clothes brushes pocket knives. bookcases.
desks, desk furnishings, manicure sets .rain coats
shoe blacking sets. clothes hangers. books, etc.