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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-04-06

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-04-06

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Mrs, BOuine unInoved.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2G-The trial
of Mrs. Lola Ida Ronine for the murder
of james Seymour Ayres, Jl. at the
Kenmore hotel last May began in real
earnest yesterday. The preliminary de.
tails as to the finding OF the body. the
location of the furniture. blood stains,
etc, were all in with the conclusion Of
the testimony of j. +. Drew, the capi-
tol policeman. who was on the stand
when the court adjourned last Friday.
Baker. the man who saw Mrs. Bonins
descend the fire escape: Hopkins. who
roompd over Ayres and raised the first
outcry; Miss Woolums. who roomed
under Ayres. and Miss l.Awless and
Miss Minas. who rOOmed on either side
of him. testified yesterday. The two
latter We're regarded as stat witnesses,
but they testified to no facts not devel-
oped at the inquest. Mrs. Bonine
throughout the trial. when witnesses
described the cries. groans and throat
gurgling of the dying man, remained
absolutely unmoved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
THE ROLLER BOAT.
ynventor Gets Her Across the 81.
Lawrence, but sticks In the Mud.

&nventor Gets Her Across the 81.
Lawrence, but sticks In the Mud.
OGDENSRURG. N. n. Nov. 2e.-
Knapps roller boat has demonstrated
its ability to roll. In Il binding snow
storm. with II stiff north wind, It rolled
from Prescott across the st. Lawrence
river to Osdensburg, but missed the
channel to the upper harbOr and roled
into the soft mud Oh n bar abreast the
city and settled hard, surrounded by
snow and ice. A steamer following the
roller was unable to get near her owing
to shallow water. Efforts to tow the
boat by long hawsers into deep water
were"llns,lccpssful. and she may not be
released until spring. The inventor and
a stakeholder who We're on board We're
taken off in small boats. The inventor
claim success.
The boat is 10 feet long and 10 feet
In diameter. An engine il suspended
in II car in the center. The motive pow
cr is applied in the form of Il climbing
engine. Mr. Knapp says he will now
build an ocean roller boat 800 feet long
and 2On feet in diameter. with a capaci-
ty of 4.OO0,O0J bushels of wheat and a
speed of twelve knots an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
New York Mark cts.

firm; Mlnnesota patents. G.SoQ4: winter
earniEhts. S34UG3.50 winter extras, $2.80Q
go winter patents. 36o4S@
NHEAT-Act!ve and ffrmer on small
worlds shipments. firm cables and q
htronr corn market; December ~ l5-le0
sOac May, 81 9-i6GslAc:
RYE-Firm state, 63M64c, c. l. T., New
York. car lots; No. 2 western, Sc, +. o.
b. afioat
nipulation. a scare of shorts ana higher
rabIes: December, GSlYq6sSsc.; May, 6Sla0
OATS-stronger with corn; track, white,
state, 4sisd52iyc.; track, white, western.
PhGRK~Fim; mess. sl55o01s.5o; family,
lard - Firm; prime western steam,
El!fT1ER-F Firm; state dairy, l5a2sc !;
III HEESE- Steady; fancy large. Septem-
bcr, 9AMlOc.; fancy. large, October, $40
.l,,.: fancy small. September, l0la4 4lOa4e.
fancy. small. October, 334a1oe.
ElGS-Steady state and Pennsylvania,
Sl-GAR-Raw hrm; fair refining. 3Ac
centrifugal ad test, Ss4c. refined steady:
crushed, s. t0c. ; powdered, DC.
TURPENTINE-- quiet at 3Ilalasc.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans, SO
RIcE-stcady; domestic, 4G6,.c.; Japan.
TAI.Low--steady; city, 5ax'.; country.
MAY-Quiet shipping. SuusJc.; good "a
choice, s2'@a9Oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
co.I Rnrpes Leave PittskufE.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 26.-The river
coal combine has succeeded In starting
south 1.75O 900 bushels Of coal. employ
ing 1873 barges. The bad condition Of
the channel at Logstown. near Sewick-
ley. made 1t necessary to start harhor
boats out with small tows. MS far 10
Beaver. where they will be assembled
into larger tows and given to regular
towboats for the balance of the jour
ney. The combine expects to get ont on
this rise between l0.0UO.0OU aud H.
100000 bushels of coal. There are about
$4,000. 600 bushels In the harbor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
INJURIES
PROVE FATAL.

penrose NJ. Freeze died at the Del
aware Hospital early this morning
from INJURIES received yesterday af.
ternoon at the Edge Mour Works.
While working yesterday afternoon
a quantity Of iron fell on him bearing
him to the ground, and making him
unconscious.
lie vas picked up by his fellow
workmen and brought to this city as
soon as possible, being removed to
the hospital for treatment. As soon
as he was received it WAS evident that
he could not survive, as he had sus.
tanned enough Injuries to have killed
some men instantly.
His left leg was broken in two
places and his right leg was fractur-
cd. His spine was broken, his upper
and lower jaw were fractured and his
skull WAS laCerated and fractured. He
fingered until death came to his re.
lief. lie was about 36 years of age.
Owing to the prccarious condition OF
his injuries, no attempt was made to
save his 'fe by Il surgical operation,
as he would have died Of the shock.
Ii was reported about the city that
another work man had been killed at
Edge Moor during The day, but Cor
oner Chandler had no report Of such
an occurrence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
FightinE> Porto Iltcan Illiteracy.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26 - NJ. g.
Brunbaugh. commissioner of edura-
tion for Porto Rico. in his annual re-
port says the 1900 schools there. good
as they are. cannot successfully cope
with the tremendous llliteracy and the
vast army of children In need Of edu-
cation in Porto Rico. There are 34,-
600 children in school this year, and
the enrolment next year will be So
600. A large normal school has Just
been opened at Rio Piedras to meet
part of the demand for teachers. An
annual appropriation by congress OF
not less than S3OO.000 per annum for
ten years is urged. This. the report
says, would equip the island with prop
er school facilities for 10000 addition.
al pupils which, with the present en-
rollment, would make above G6 per
cent Of the school population Of the is-
land
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
E.L..PEAC0CK&
Ninth and King Streets
STEAMER
SPRINGFIELD.

With happy crowd on board tho steam
or SpriuStield. recently completed at tho
yards OF the Pusey and Jones Company,
was cut loose from it's mooring and taken
out on the DeIaw areriver for trial trip
yesterday. The boat proceeded up and
down the river for several hours and then
returned to this city. The trial was in
charge OF Dock En.inee Jacob Baldwin
Of tho pusoy and .Jonos Company. and
Captain. sam uGl Denny and Haycook at
the wheel, j. A. Lonas'reet, pre- sident Of
the Bordentown md Philadelphia Trans
portAtion Company, for which: boat was
built, watched the manouvers Of the boat
together with the following, stockhOlders
A. W. Sheevs. II. Rsedcr, Philip Brak
ley, Fred Potter and Charles s. iIlweil. alt
OF Bordentown. and these man from Phila
dol phis, Robert Barry: William Anderson
Elisha Webb. RoberG Glenn, and Captain
Daniel MCiyueux, and Joseph Bowers Of
MountHolIy, n. j.: Joseph Fcrinan. rep
resentiug l.. Shuttle Il Co. Of Phitadel
phin, builders Of the coudehsur which 10
installed n the boat.
The Pussy and Jones' ComSsny WINS
reprsssutei by e. W Pusoy. Charles h =,
Fletcher and George Messick. The guests
expressed themselves rs highly pleased
with the test.
The boat returned to this city ~ 4.J
o'clCcx and win remain for o short hino
when it will be placed in service between
Philadelphia amt B,rdcntown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Kitchener and SprixR Agree.

CAPE TOWN. Nov. .6.l0rd Kitch-
encr and Sir Gordon Srrigg. prime
minister of Cape Colony. have reached
tn agreement. under the terms Of
which Cape Colony resumes the con-
trol of the colonial troops in twenty
nine districts. There has been much
discomfort in Cape Colony, arising from
the fact that the colonial troops were
being removed from the command Of
the colonial government.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
A GOOD sized party Of friends
and renrese ii atiyeo OF the OreoH OF

A GOOD sized party OF friends
and representatives Of tbs press Of
this CITY, Of Alvan II. Morrison,
yesterday witnessed the opening of
the large dry dock, the second lar
gest in the United States, at Balti-
more, Nd. The contract was given
to the Delaware Construction Com
pany OF this city, some two years
and halt ago. and was completed
some two months or six weeks ago.
The steamer Nantucket OF the Mer-
chants and Miners line of Balti.
more, had been put in the dry dock
this morning at ! o'clock and its
hull was painted and its rudder
repaired. The dry dock 's over
slx hundred feet long and the
steamer did not more than fill one.
halt OF the huge basin. Several
hundred persons at the invitation
oil William Skinner. the President
oil the Dry Dock Company. had as.
scmb.ed to view the huge affair.
1t was very gratifying 10 the Will
minglonlans tnat one Of its foremost
citizens and Instructors should
have erected such a cred,ta BILE piece
oil engineering work. 1t should be
known that several thousand dol
lars OF the monev 10 finish this
mammoth dry dock had been iur-
nishcd by Mr.. Morrison and hehad
grit and backbone to finish the job
even when he knew he would be
over one hundred thousand dollars
out OF pc :ket. Too mnch praise
caauo, be glen this gentleman for
carving this engineering feat 10
completion. II shows what our Will.
mington,ans undertake they carry
oul. Loud were the praises heard
on every hand at the masnl ticent
piece oil work that has given TO
Baltimore the second largest dry
dock IN the United States. There
are on!v four vessels ailoat that this
basin will not taken in. The dry
dock will stand as monument to
his skill and horeaty in completing
contract when he knew he was
.ooslns money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Warrington Aqucduct Completed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. 80 The
Washington aqucduct funnel com
monty known as the Lydecker tunnel,
work on which began twenty years
apo and in 1883 was suspended for ten
wears following sensational discoveries
Of faulty construction work, has been
put into operation. This reservoir Will
give fifteen feet of additional pressure
IL. many parts Of the District.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
FlIr S

Make Your selection of lurS
now: uur stock j. full Of the
most desirable neck pieces at
special prices.
Our holiday stock of Men :.
Ladies and ChiIdrcn's UNI
hrclla1 are ready lor your So
lection.
Silver novelties. oriental
figures, Indian baskets. pocket
books, dolls &c., for the hoIi-
DAYS are now on our counters.
Remnants for Wcdnc-day:
apron yingham, outing flannel,
wool dress goods, llanncl"ltr,
table linen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

CONVINCE YOURSELF that ElyS
Cream Balm deserves all that has
been said OF 1t as a means Of quick
relief and final cure in obstinate
cases VI nasal catarrh and hay fever.
A trial size costs but 10 cents. Full
size, 80 cents Sold by druggists or
mated by Ely Bros, 90 Warren
street, New York. II
Mt. Olive, Ark, May II, 1901:
NJESsRs. ELY Bros. Please send
ne one bottle O. Cream Balm, family
size. | think it is the best medicine
for catarrl in The world. Very re.
spcctruly, J. NJ. SCIIOLTZ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
ITEMS FROM
new CASTLE

Pont yacht is still where she was
driven III the gale on Saturday
night. She is high and dry on the
Smith beach and It will require the
building of a railway to get her of.
Captain Truss saw that storm was
coming up aud decided to take the
yacht to Delaware City for safety
Consequently on; his trip down he
was caught in the gale and driven
ashore on the extraordinary high
tide.
Programs Of thanks are being ar
ranged for the different rooms in the
public schools. They will be render.
ed on Wednesday afternoon. In
Miss Mahoney's school the following
very interesting program has been
arranged:
Song 'rhanksgving' School
Recitation why we have Thanks
giving" Eight girls
Song "rhanksgiying Day" School
Dialogue The First Thanksgiving
Characters
Nellie and Ruth Two school girls
Wilena Hewlett and Reeda Stoops
Fairy Mary Stewart
Priscilla Carrie Spear
Hopcslil Alma Dyer
John Alden Francis Barrett
Elder Brewster James Campbell
Governor Bradford George Maxwell
Miles Stand,sh lIarry Wcggenmann
Massasoit Ralph Watts
Scny ''Honor the May flowers Band
School
Recitation Rose McHenry
Song "To Grandma S We're Going'
School
A few minutes after O clock last
evening an alarm OF tire from the
Knowles Wooden Mills was given.
The Lcnape Fire Company respond
cd but the lire was put out before it
reached the scene. The alarm was
caused by some cotton ia the cellar
hayhlg caught on fire in some man
nel. The little blaze was extlngulsh'
ed by using the chemica! apparatus
kept on hand at the mills.
Invitations have been received here
to attend progressive euchrc TO be
given by the Reilly Lyceum AsSocIa-
ton in its hall in Wilmington, on
Thursday evening, December 8.
White shirts, collars ana cuftS.
Biggs.
The Pick wick Club and the Young
Mems Club have united and the new
organization will occupy the two end
rooms over the Mayors Office in The
old Courthouse. The Independent
Club will occupy the club room to be
vacated by the Pickwick Cub.
Hosiery, gloves and ties. Blggs,
Mrs. Carr is very sick.
The New Castle High School and
the Olympia football team will play
gameaLt the Battery Park on Thurs.
day afternoon at O'Clock.
William {. Blair Of Moore, Pa,
was a Sunday visitor.
Joe Arbe and Burnicc Cahall OF
Delaware City, with friends in New
Castle.
Ernest Pixon Of Philadelphia, was
| the guest of Miss Ida White Oh Sun.
day.
A. b. Lancaster OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents.
John Fleming and William Ahern
will remove to Philadelphia.
Levi Anderson, Lodge A. +. y A.
NJ, will give an entertainment in
Moses Hall on Saturday night.
Harry Dennson has a very sick
horse.
| Word was re cciycd here this MORN
Ing of the death of Henry J. Collins
the II year old sen Of James IL.
Collins, formerly Jf this city. dc
was il bright tad and frequently WIS.,
tied his grandparents. MIR. and Mrs
Henry Collins Of this city. He was
engaged in a lawyers office and
promised to be Il bright young man.
The fence on tho Battery must be
removed and The ground will then
be sold by the railroad Company to
parties who will erect buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
R. \. scott,
314 Market St.
Our Advertising

Careful buyers carefully read
our announcements because ex
perience has taught them that
each quotation means value
worth coming for. Our space
is filled with promises not Il
promise among them but we
can fulfill to your satisfaction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
SECURITY TRUST s
SAFI; DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. Ll9 MARKET sIiiLE /.

raniial Stock ,$5Oo. 900
Surrlus sou, ,0oO
A liuws IrtcfGgt OF Deposits Jt Money.
Tho eonpa,is ihets ~ FSoc!tor. Admin:
,k,ratOr. Trustee. ,t;ua.diau, Kecslves AM
Agent. and ru,ltA small sAte' III hrs aoa
bnrgla proof ya;llIs.
BENJAMIN NfELDS. Pre-. a
WILLIAM X. BRiNCki.E. Vio,- Prs>.
JAMES Is. CLAHk5ON Tres. AMI Sss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Dress Goods

In ORDER to make YOU better
acquainted with our large
stock Of Black and colorcd
dress goods ~ we'll d.. silks,
we will give u discount Of 10
pcr cent on all wool and silk
drr-S goods sales, commencing
"Wednesday and lasting the
balance Of this week.
When vou take int" con-
-ilcration that our prices are
Il. low if not lower than most
stores, he 10 cents off each
dollar will be quite a saving.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
tiruCcry News at Lynch s.

Bay cling butter :Or, lh Deer Park
Creamery 10. ID. Pure coffee lac y. tiond
M aed lea IS: Nv. Aprlcots lJc ib. !.ly
sIIsScs. 80 dozen. 2Ur dozen. Naw tomato
ca, SUD ;ac q. lliuu Nlyrt mustard loe quart
Be.t Hour .iJc s,ri Gupi bro0ms ~, large
stock. Higut prices ironpt strS'cr. All
phones. stores Fourth and Madison streets;
fl.hlh and King stre,! si't'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
IieyeInnd Much better,

PRINCETON, \. j.. Nov. 20. For
mer President Cleveland is rapidly re-
covering from his severe cold. This is
the report of Dr. Wikoff, his physi-
tiNn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

ny 1OTlC!,-vuOMAS TETNhlL. HAS RE.
~ m, vcl his office from u! Market 'sH eet
10 IN West hinth street. opposite tn,ohost
Office and ha. started u general iienl E~fate
nj TATNALI,& co.
MIC limo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

If the Pennsylvania Railroad
shops should bc removed from our
citv, ii would mean the loss OF thol-
sands OF dollars a month. 1t
would mean the removal OF many
families and many landlords would
have 10 look c!scW here lor tenants.
1t would mean that much less mon.
ey spent among our merchants. In
tact, il would mean one OF the Sc.
verest blows our city has ever had.
Such move On the part OF the
Railroad Company IS possible, and
in fact quite probable. What do
our people think OF the way the
Railroad Company is being held up
by the Street and Sewer CommIs.
sloners! Do they want TO drive
away from our city one Of its larg.
est industries. Arc thev not play.
ing with fire Grant or refuse the
Railroad Companss ) petition with
out further parley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Hose carrjase Arrives.

The hose carriage purchased by the
new Independent Fire Company artiy-
ed lasi night. After q parade BY the
houses Of the Reliance, Washing, or. Della
ware. Friendship and Phoenix Fire Com
punios the carslage ws+ finally housed
near tho new Co Ppany's he ai quartSr'.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

TIE new hose carriage Of The
Independent Fire Company ot the
Ninth ward arrived in our city YES
terday from Chester Pa, and was
given a rou,ing reception. A large
deleg alton o! the new company met
it at the wharf and started with It
10 the new quarters; in the Ninth
ward. The new carriage alter
being toasted was temporarily
housed at Eleventh.. andf Heald
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

THE Legislature oi the State OF
Wisconsin passed a law at its last
session imposing tax o! ten cents
on ali ice shipped out OF the State
by the different ice companies. The
individuals and companies vii!
fight the tax imposed upon them N
the courts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
WHAT D0Y0UTHINK
0F THE NEW STORE by
. this tima2 Hauo uol1s

or THE NEW STORE by
" this time? Have you.
ever considered the reason for
the wonderful success in such
a short time: Right from the
very beginning it starts off
with a business that would do
credit to ii store that had been
established for years. There
is a reason for all things
the store was needed, the
stock is the most complete ever
shown, care has been taken to
meet the wants of all classes
and the low prices that prevail
are proving that high grade
goods can be sold at reasonable
" much money you can save by
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
|18C. Plants

Another 800 lot of Plants
are now ready at 1Sc. each.
These plants consist of three
S-inch leaves potted. The
plants are natural but are pre-
served and will last forever
without any care. The last
lot we put ON sale lasted but
half a day-come early. Others
are
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

ir wonld pay some of the milk
dealers in our city IT they would
see that their supply Of milk came
up TO the standard IN purity de-
manded by the governing the per
cent OF water to be found III 1t.
What the COW puts III her supply
Is withlu the law bat what the
mill. dealer puts III !s liable TO get
him IN troubie. The Milk lnspec-
tor intends to DO his dutr and pros
ctulc all whose article does not
con.orln 10 the Jaw 1t will save a
who,c .ut o: trouble il mllkmcn who
want to stay IN the business see
that they serve pure article and
not an adutteratcd article.
ThE storm On Saturday night
and SUNDAY did consider able dam
age at Atlantic City and along the
Atlantic coast at The different sea.
side resorts. Five men were
drowned at Long Branch. Two
barges went ashore at Chadwick.
\. j., the crew on enc OF them be-
Ing washed over board and lost.
Tie storm was an unusually heavy
one and thousands 81 dollars worth
OF damage Was done 10 sea shore
aud vessel property.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

JANlroEN for our public schools
should not be bard to secure, # the
salary attached Is made attractive
enough. 1t requires more cXpcrl.
ence than 10 former years to man.
sge the heating apparatus OF the
different SCHOOLS, but even then,
plenty Of good, capable men can be
hired If the salary is all right.
During the winter the schools re.
luire the constant attention o. the
ianitors. K used TO be that The
janitor did the orh between times
and received about hall the sa airy
NOW pald,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
{, B, R|l.E: !
(,OisetS

We will PIT ON sale to-mor-
rev the ROYAL Worcester cos
Duchess corset at 50 cents.
This is IA wonderful corset for
- cents.
They rompar" tavorahlv
with the Sl.m corset. We
only have 10 dozen, be on" Of
thc fortunate one, and say" 30
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Underwear.

a clean, sensible, advantageous
stock that appeals to the discrimIna-
ting and the thrifty is to be found
here. SpeciaI values for the week
are:N
Mems double breasted shirts, ca.
me! hair, fleece lined, 5Gc. grade
for 29c. A few sizes in drawers
to match.
Mems -jc. quality fleece lined
double. e.breasted Shirts with
Drawers to match for SOC. each.
Ladies fleece lined Vests and Pants
white or natural grey. Bic.
quality for sc, each
Ladies natural or white wool rib.
bed Pants and Vests, subject to
slight imperfections, 'jc. grade
for SOC.
Ch,drcn's white or grey hceced
lined Underwear, al sizes. Special
price, 21c. -
Table Linens.
A new and handsome Table Cloth
will add tone and flavor to your
Thanksgiving dinner. We will there
fore make special prices for Wednes.
day, as follows:
> yards wide, bIeached irish Da.
mask, $l.O0 grade for 15c.
G4.inch wide, German DamasK at
JOc. and 59c.
Ecachcd Damask at 25c. and 31!c.
| Stamps
Red or Green givenwith every pur-
! chase.
r. H. SCOTT,
3l4 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

SAVE up your money so that you
can purchase your usual holiday
presents. Christmas IS only one
month away when you have TO look
pleasant and foot the family bills.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26

WE want to do your printing so
bring it along TO the RErUpLlcAT
oftlce. We can suit yon both in
work and price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
Black Goods

Special sale Of standard Black
Dress Goods this week. All the de-
srabc weavcs at reduction OF -
per cent. They include the follow
ING:
IIcnr ettas, scrges. Popiins, Satin
Soiicl, Whip Cords, Chcvots,
M,irose, GRANTEES, Nenetlans
and Broadcloths.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
a1f.
Dress Goods

Special bargains for this
week are as follows:
Wool lIomcspuns, black, blue and
green miNaure at l9c. per yard.
Camel Hair Iiomespun in blue
mixture only, soc. grade for .0c.
pei yard
AI.wool Chev!ot lIomespun, o.
inches wide, 1jc grade for 39c.
per yard.
Camel Hair Plaids, JI!c. grade for
l2!c. per yard.
Embroidered silk dot, French
tannels. Sl.00 grade for 59c.
per yard,
Heavy jG.nch wide all wool Home.
spuns. Spccla price $l..5 per
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-26
China Closets

We want you to see this
showing of China Closets
more of them have arrived
this week, we'll tell you Of but
two of them. now. $40 is Il
bent end closet, AZ inches wide
made of quarteretl oak and fine
ly polished, regularly sell for
$500.
$500 is u full circle front,
with mirror back, finest select
ed ouartered oak, small size,
suitable for u crystal cabinet.