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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
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TcrrOrized By Lighting

Elkton, Md, Aug. ll.--An cleo.
trical storm las, evening terrorized
more than u thousand people at the
Woodiawn campmeeting crowds un.
expectedly jus, IS the evening ser :
vices were about to begin. The rain
fell in torrents and the lighting
was most vivid in experience OF tive
Oldest tenters on the grounds. The
storm appeared to hang over tie
camp grounds and those in the tent
report the lighting SO close that
with each flash the heat from the
same could Ibe plainly ielt through
the canvas. Women became hyster-
zeal many throwing themse Ives on
the ground aud covering their faces
while others were more or less
daZed from the shock of the storm.
The storm was not accom- panied
bv any wind which alone proba bly,
prevented Il panic among those IN
a tteudafcr
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Woodward & bro.;;
Market, Shipley 4 Third SITS.
Marcus Hook Items

Edwin Seward, who is at Wilde.
wood on his vacation. writes that he
is having most enjoyable time.
Great preparations are being made
for the kedron Epworth League ex-
clrsion to Cape May on Thursday
next.
Miss Elizabeth Harris, of Phil adei-
phia, was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Arlers. ON Second street over
Sunday.
Wilson Kent Of Philadelphia, W az
among Morton friends on last Sun.
day.
Mr.. Kean,of Morton and President
avenues who has been laid uD with
typhoid fever, is very much improv.
Miss Harrison, Of Philadelphia, has
returned home after d weeks visit to
Mrs. Frank Gallagher, Of Newall
street.
ii. G. Rigdon, operator at the Nor.
ton station, is off duty on account Of
illness.
Thomas Edwards is busy painting
the porch Of VIM, Palmer, of Frank
lin avenue.
Borough workmen were yesterday
busy cleaning the cutters and NOW
inc the weeds along the sidewalk.
NJ. 5, Manning, of Walnut street,
has returned from visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss Bessie, daughter of Dr.. Walter
Neal. is recovering from an attack OF
measnls.
The heavy rain of Saturday and
Sunday has started the new pota-
toes to rot. No other damage was
done
Miss Jennie Harrington, of Wal
lingford. returned home Friday, after
spending tive weeks with relatives in
Harrington, Del.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Deaths AMI Funerals.

The funeral Of Norman s. Brown,
No. Ola East Fourth Street. WHO
was killed by his train at Gray's Fer
ry will lake pace on Thursday.
Funeral services will be held at Co.
lora. Nd, on Thursday afternoon.
and members of Brandywine Lodge
and Delaware Lodge. Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen will attend. The
deceased leaves widow and one
child.
The funera! Of Francis Barney,
who was killed at Edge moor on Sun
day, Will take place from his home,
No. 1905 Market street, tomorrow
afternoon aud intermeDt will be made
in Riyerview Cemetery.
Carol j., the II -monihs-old son
of Mir. aud Mrs. John G. Carruthers,
will Ue buried from thier home, No.
zoos West Second street. tomorrow
afternoon. Interment will be made in
the new Cathedral Cemetery.
+. d. Wise, u well-known cutter
for William ii. Lockyer, died at the
Delaware Hospital yesterday morn.
lug, where he had been i'll for some
time. He was 10 years old aud will
be buried in Philadelphia, where he
has relatives, 10 day,
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Z. Nal.
lison, will take place from her home,
No. 934 Reed street, Tomorrow after.
noon. Mrs. Madison was IS years Of
age, and member OF the Ladies Of
the Golden Eagle, who will attend
the funenal
The funeral Of John r Tatum took
place yesterday and was largely at
tended. Services were held in the
Friends Meeting House at Ninth
and Tatnal streets. and short ad-
dresses were made by Charles Rhoads
of Haddonneld. N. j., Henry Long
Streth OF Philadelphia and Thomas
Whitscn OF West Chester. Samuel
Morris OF Philadelphia spoke at the
grave. lntevment was made in Will
and Brandywine Cemetery,
ana was private.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Wash Goods,

Tomorrow we will make a
big cut in the prices Of all
wash goods.
% cent ribbon tissue lawns
reduced to Is cents.
70 cent merccriZed ging-
ham reduced to 10 cents; COL
.oIs green, pink and blue.
20 cent mercerized gingham
with very pretty stripes, re-
.duced to Is cents a yard.
l25 and Is cent colorcd
lawns and dimitieo reduced to
7! and 9 cents yard.
5 pieces, Scent quality COL
ored dimitics, reduced to 81
cents.
About 10 pieces left of the
81 cent lawns.
Silk dotted Bingham reduced
to 10 cents a yard.
10 cent gingham now ~
cents.
50 cent quality sheets S.
cents.
10 cent quality pillow cases
y! cents.
. cent crash 81 cents a yard
Ladies' so cent lawn ties re-
duccd to % cents.
Lace embroidery reduced.
Wash belts in white, red and
ecru 10 cents.
FriIled garter, elastic, 5 cts.
a strip.
Fri'Icd garter elastic s cents
a strip.
Pins l cent a paper.
Hooks and eyes with hump,
| cent a card of 2 dozen.
IS cent leather bags reduced
to 80 cents.
80 cent colored shirt waists
'feduced to Is &entx ann
A lot Of muslin underwear
consisting OF gowns, corset COW
crs and drawers, some unused,
reduced from a third to half
the regular price for Wednes-
days selling.
We have too many small
porch chairs, no room to store
them; Tomorrow we will sell
them for 50 cents.
8 inch square hemstitched
dolly 5 cents.
II inch square hemstitched
dolly 10 cents.
Pillow shams and bureau
scarEs, with rufiles 80 cents.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Assaulted by Tram rs

Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith was
assaulted by three tralns. last
mig bit about 10, 50 o'clock at the
west Junction where he is employ
ed as watcbman by Sheriff Mcdaniel
| While sitting in front of his
Office. he was accosted by three men
| who evidently were professional
tramps. They walked up to VIII ere
he was seated. and Que OF tho
party asked him il he had any
money or anything to eat. Before
he had time 10 answer all three
bounced upon him and hurled him.
from the chair. The tramps then
! began TO kick and beat him.
Although the odds were greatly
against him, Smith put up good
tight. and after a hard struggle
managed to reg ain his feet.
Keeping off his assailants with
one hand, Smith drew his pistol aud
fired 'wo shots at the tramps with
the other. 1t Is not believed that
either took effect. but it had the
effect Of frightening off the assal-
ants and they fled up the Balu-
more and Ohio railroad tracts 10
the direction OF Marshalton.
Smith has been given more or
less trouble since lie assumed
charge atthe brick yards. On Suu.
day eight ii party Of six tramps
were seen loaticg about the place.
Last right was the first time. how.
ever. that any one had offered 10
attack him.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
CASES IN
CITY COURT

When Court officer Heal recited his
little ditty this morning in the City
Court there were old faces in the
dock.
Two men who had not been before
the court were allowed to 20 and
John Malivin were fined S. and
costs.
Highway robbery was tue charge
preferred against Charles Faulkner
and the case went over until tomor-
row morning. Faulkner is represent
ted by j. Frank Biggs.
Samuel Starrett, u soldier from
Fort DUPONT came here yesterday
and had fair sized jag aboard. He
was seen to fall on the street and two
men took roll of notes from his
pocket. He remained in q dazed
condition for nearly an hour aud
seemed To be under the influence OF a
dru,.
The roll OF notes taken contained
S45. Faulkner was arrested as being
one Of the men who took the money.
Annie Robinski was charged by
officer John Il. Ward with being
drunk and disorderly. She used very
bad language on the street. The fine
was s. and costs. She stated she
never cursed any one. She has u
chance to do Sc.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS

AT ErandTwine Springs park this
week the feature will continue to
be the AFTERNOON anI evening con-
certs Of Prof tIOwso1 and talented
company Of musicians. The band
is furnishing excellent music and
have come in for some high comp!i-
m"ntS from local critics. One could
hardly qUestionits popularity when
it is remembered that it has played
continually at the Springs every al
ternpon and evening since the Park
opened. A speciality program is Of
tered at the theatre this week, aud
the usual dispIsy Of fireworks is an
nouncod 20 the lake GA Friday even
ics.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
THE HAITIAN CRISIS
Armed Intervention Ordered
by the United States.
GREAT SUFFERING IN PETIT COAyE
Town Fired by Retrcatlng Troops,
aud Four Thousand People Are
Homeless and in Desti-
tute Condition.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-armed in
teryention in the Haitian revolution
has been authorized by the United
States government.
The navy department has received
the following cahlegram from Com
mander Henry McCrea of the United
States gunboat MacAias at Cape Hay
tien:
Your dispatch has been received.
Having notified the Haitian admiral
killick Of my determination to protect
foreign commerce and telegraph ca
bles and to resist bombardment with
out due notice, accepting terms, he re-
plies with notice to all foreign consuls
that this port is blockaded in accord
ance with the orders of cabinet coun-
ell established at Gonaives, Haiti.
Blockade is de facto and prohibits the
entry Of merchant vessels. Firmin
signs proclamation. Moderate force
expected to arrive today from Co.
naives. ought to leave my anchor
age"
In reply to this dispatch the navy
department sent the following instruc-
tions:
'If blockade ineffective, American
and Cuban unprotected innocent neu-
trail vessels should be protected in their
international rights"
Minister Powell has cabled the state
department from Cape Haitien that the
provisional VasQucz) government Of
Haiti has notified the United States
legation that Gonaives, Port de Paix.
Petit Goave and St. Mare provinces
are in rebellion.
Tbs government troops captured
which many lives were lost. Firmins
troops in retleating~ from the place set
fire to and destroyed the town.
Later the following press dispatch
WAS received from Port an Prince:
"A press correspondent visited Petit
Goave and found that the town had
been e:'tircly destroyed. there being
not :ling lcft Int y pile OF rl,i!ta.
About 1900 are llDmelres and are
greatly in need OF assistance. Tie
gre Ator number Of them have sought
shelter il the Simmonds factories near
the town.
'Tht trc"rh cruiser D'Assas came to
Pest EGlNc with provisions for the
sufferers ard has returned to Fort au
Prince with 200 women and children
and fifteen wounded men. The author
itte' refused TO pcrmi; the Frminists
to leave, fc,irin': they would 90 to 9TH
er points to take up arms again.
Each party accuses the other of
having Sct iiir to Petit GOaNe, but
tn" 2cHcITl belief is that General Chi
ccE", the Firlrnist commlnler. re-
snl'rd 10 destroy the town wien he
SAW that he colld not hold it against
the ToWchnrdiets."
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Ncsi"un sheep igcrs!era Routed,

RAlIl +. Nyo., Aug. IA crowd
OF Mexican sheep hcrdcrs attempted to
tar" the town of cattle. with the re-
suit that Two OF the hrrdrrs were killed.
Several nIH ir their cscape into the
woods, on" man being shot in the leg.
On" rl!t&'n WIS hit in TIE heel, ana
Miss NS,c!le Sanders Il resident. was
severely cat in the face by ii window
pane broken by a stray shot Every
man in town is armed. f, airing the
MFNirals viii Swoop down On tic
town, rs there are scores Of them in
this Vicinity Tn" attack was in re.
taliation for the slaughter of 5000
sheep 10y the toWusp oric.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
South African Trade Conditions.

CAPE TOWN, Aug. 1.-THE British
trade commissioners who have been
investigating trade conditions In South
Africa will sail for home tomorrow
and publish their report in England.
In an interview one Of the commission
crs said Our revelations will come
as surprise to the British public
The situation here is far more serious
than any one imagines. There are fine
openings in South Africa for energetic
and up to date manufacturers. but
trade is hampaled by trusts and COM
bines which threaten to cripple the de
velopment of the country"
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Heavy Thunder Shown

Trenton, Aug. IL 10 heavy
thunderstorm this evening ,ar'e
ball of fire played for corsidera b.
lie time around the big cross ou the
Church Of the Sacren Heart. The
cross was shattered in diagonal
direction which is a peculiar fca-
ture Of the affair as such attraction
for lightning are generally splinter.
ed vertica ally.
Near the church is the county
Jail and the lightning played around
the structure with startling treque-
ncy causing panic among the iu-
mates. William Durham OF White
Horse awaiting trial for criminal
assault was struck while leaning
against the corridors aud was par
tally paralyzed. He was revived
under the care OF physician.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Danish Island Sale Assured,

COPENHAGEN, Aug. ~. Tha
lands resulted in II complete ministe.
rial victory. The campaign turned or
the sale of the Danish West Indies to
the United States. and the government,
captured all opposition wards. OtEr,
wards will hold elections next month
A good ministerial majority is conf.
IDENTIFY expected. The treaty will he
taken up soon after the opening of the
rgsdag in October. At tn" last SEES
sion those opposed to the salesof the
islands had a majority of three in the
la ntlnt hin.r
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12

PORT Az rRINt Il. ..ug. 12.-The
sun' oat Greet" Il rieIrOt, which is in
the T'rriiu;st service, gave notice Sun
day Of III" blockade Of Cape uaten.
III" ioTv!%N "oHsIIs here and Com
amber Mr'rCH of the United States
lu'"o'l N"cHiaS protested against this
a"''"n. SH,diPrS have again gone out
from here. and battle in Il few days
IS believed to ho inevitable. The bud
feeling against foreigners has in
CrrHsNN
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
AWlJSE -,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ZIG ZAH ALLEY,

Zig Tag Alley" comes to the
Opera Fl ouse tonight. Zig Tag
Alley" is from the pen Of James
German and is TO be presented by
large company Of expert farceurs,
headed by Leh and ZArrow. esoet-
tally selected with view t. he sue
cas'ful presentation Of Nj: Cor
mans latest and best effort. The
play is snperbly staged with lavish
generosity. Important new feat
Tires have been carefully distribute
ed through out thu entire program
that will Be found i4vi3orAtins and
heulthful.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
THE VISIT OF THE BOERS,
Arrival Of Generals In Fralnnd to
Re Made Great Event,

Arrival Of Generals In FrGlnnd to
BE MEda Great Event.
LONDON, AUG. 12.-Tllc arrival next
Saturday from South Africa whence
th"y sailed July 80. of Generals Botha,
DE Wet and DclHrry promises to be
the occasion Of another Struggle be-
tween Porr and Briton The colonial
office has made special arrangements
for the reception Of the visiting Beers
at Southampton. The naval review
Will be in progress WHEN the Beers ar
rive. and after their reception by dis
tinguishcl colonial office authorities,
Lord Kitchener and other prominent
persons they will be conducted on
beard the steamer chartered for the
use Of the colonial prcmi"rs 10 witness
the naval review. 1t is expected that
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain will
be on board the steamer.
The Ro>r leaders will spend Satur-
day night on board this vessel, and
Sunday they will be received by King
Edward on board the royal yacht and
Ill lnt presence OF hummer or ulStlll-
gllishcd prrsoaagys. a.,. ;,...,s., .,
The arrival in England Of the Boer
generals will doubtless be the prelude
to another round Of lioilizng like that
experienced b.; the lMte General Lucas
Meyer should til" generals decide to
stay In EnglaNd: but according to The
Hague corr, sp,! d ut Of tn Daily Mail,
former President krug, + of thu Trans.
Va;l ana his purity are equally unX-
iUlls to prevent Generals Botha, De
Wet and Dclarcy from landing in Eng.
land.
Members Of TIE Kruger PARTY have
sent urgent letters aud rahI grams to
Madeira IN an ofiGrt to ds:undp the
generals from accepting British h Jspi
tHlity. 1t is ,,rt pvsed to send "A Dutch
vessel 10 intercept them according to
the correspondent. and in any case
MrSsrs. No,iluraliT. Fisher and Wes-
s"iS viii 80 to %.rthalpHtln with that
intn, in,,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
For Registrar of Wills

Frederick f. Bach, who had Deeu
appointed Superintendent OF the
Free mail Delivery system has re.
signed and will locate once more ia
Wilmington amongst Gods people.
The cause Of his resignation from
the service was owing to his having
been assigned to Tennessee. where
he did no, care to remove his family.
lie will be a candidate for Regist rar
Of Wills ard last evening 80 announced
himself.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
MORE TROUBLE
WITH SOLDIERS.

Another taste of soldier rowdy-
ism was dealt out to the citizens of
Delaware City, yesterday, by a
number OF artillerymen from Fort
DUPONT. While Conductor Clough
of the baggage car of the Whining
ton and New Castle Electric Rail
way Company, was in a store col.
lecting bill, a half drunkea soldier
entered the freight car. Motorman
HAIRY Timms informed him that
he could not go on the car, as no
passengers were carried. He was
obliged to forcibly eject him and as
he did SO, another soldier dealt him
a powerful blow and sent him to
the floor. Citizens who saw the
assault ran to the motormans as
sis'ance. The soldiers were pound
ing away at him and VIM. Steele
used a base ball bat. 1t was taken
away from him and he in turn was
assaulted. A free fight followed
and VIM. Stauffenberger and An
drew M ford were arrested. The
others escaped on launch. They
were given hearing last night he
fore Magistrate Householder and
Munford was fined So and the other
man $12 and costs.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12

Mothers lose their dread for THAT
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for summer complaints of
every sort.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
Just LOOK AT HER,

Whence came hat sprishtsy STEP fault
less skin. rosy complexion, smiling face.
-he lood- good. feels good. Here's her
ecret. She uses Dr. King, New Life
ills. Re, ult,-ail organs active, diges
ion good. no headaches, no chance fer
b u"s.' Try them yourself. Only goo
r. Ii,nfor i's
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12

WHILE viewing . thunder storm
at Mt Aetna, near Reading, Pa,
Hettle Aespach, aged II years, was
instantly killed by Il bolt Of light
ming.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
liDl S

A ear load Of U. $. S9anen PISS
el through this city yesterday en-
ro1tt from League lsiaul t. WASH
lngtoI,
The Security Trust and Safe D..
post Company of this city will guar
antee the bon Is Of the new United
States Cigar Company, generally
known rs the S;togie Trust, and will
accept a mortgage Of 81, 500. 900 on
the plants OF the company TOR that
purpose.
The American Packers Asso"i-
alton held a long meeting at the
Clayton House yesterday, and dis
cus>ed the business Of the conf any.
Lewis Davis, Of No. 42l South
HeaId street, fell from q trolley car
last night and sustained a severe
liberation Of the head.
a contract has been received bv
the local branch Of the Am .rinan
Car and Foundry Company for the
construction Of six spaaial car floats
for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
john McfArlln, agtI years, liv-
ing ut 40. ABB Maryianl avenue, fell
from u tree at Adam, an Lin len
stress last night. No bones ware
bro ken but he received severe brui5-
O..
On an afternoon train yesterday
on the PhlanelphIa Il Realizing roal
during war OF words half dozen
men drew rerOlvcrS But before the
train reached GrauOgue all was
IlliGt
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12

Mrs. Wi!ber. Card Reader. Far
three DAYS only, price IS cents.
No. 4l+H East 7ih street.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
BLUE MONDAY
AT CAMP.

Yesterday was "Biue Monday" at
Braudvwine Camp. As isa!ways
the case on Mondays there was a
marked decrease in the attendance
at the services, The services how.
ever were continued with a vim by
Spiritual Director r. II Adams.
The Rev. W. e. Colfman, pastor
OF Elan NJ. E. Church, was at the
head Of the faithful. who assembled
IN the tabernacle Ia the morning for
q prayer service, and they had u
pleasant time. At 10 80 o'c Ok, the
Kew r. H. Adams. the spiritual di.
rector took charge OF the meeting,
and after 4 brief service OF scug he
preached sermon Oh "Christ tn e
Friend, " from Proverbs, Is, "a Dr..
Adams gave discourse that delight
Ell the old-tlme MetEodists who
gathered to hear MN, and the SER
vice was enthusi astic.
The hour for the children's seryice
IN the Afternoon was devoted by Mrs..
Benson aud Mrs Foster to drilliuy
the children i'll their exercises for
temperance day, which will b. 90.
served to morrow. AT 80 o'clock in
the afternoon tn. Rev e II. DIs llel
OF MI Lebanon NJ. e. Church. az
kockanf, conducted the holiness
meeting. IL dc ye!op.d into ruusinE
service and continued to within
few inmates OF i've O'Clock.
The Rev. W. o. Hurst, of Newport
hai charge OF the Youny Peoples
Meeting. The Rev. Alfred T. Scott
pre- cached til. sermon at night.
Today is to lie temperance dav and
the services via be III charge Of the
WOmeHS Christian Temperance
Ch OH "f New Castle County A,a.-
dress Mrs, Margaret Dye Esils, OF
asn'nGto' d. {.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt, to.
day will go to Wordlawn camp where
he IS 10 preach.
h!m.r Wl,;stole, Of st. PAui's
avenue, rs taking pnotograD!llc views
u many t:nt' andother PAGES in tie
camp grove.
MISS Margaret Deacon OF Phl)ade-
phA. was guest suitay at tie
lenC OF Mr.. aai Mrs, W''I'an iiuH'
Mis-, Emna Lougheal If Chester.
"no was Inc : lent over SIaaly OF
her mother ana SISTERS returned to
h2r hnhs Yas*erdav.
The NeV. j. ". Pretty Of
Nr|nhF wine NJ &. C1urcE Waning.
l'n, Was Il camp VISITOR Yes.er!Ay,
MIS- II. ~ MI.i"r o. Warrington
Grove cut to camp aAs spenl The
Afternoon.
"}tW prop ina al So ,he u,l
m"h9:' wa, me n'a-Ar' d'ap; Ay:d
,me9 rn.l,,rln vi y,up.e ,n,na'
tnn lnp /, s.ro ns pr,D!au t.,
~ r.oGe. Gallant escorts are lam
.enlAyly m,S,rd nv the vn,,r ,y,,,n,
ant tn. yyaI,y men who ar, sol urn.
i.g nare Hul tbat time does net han,
heavily on their haod,
,Ers, Wiling, II A,bnrv ava,,,.
j.; yrnl1u)lv rac,y.r;n,. aud ..,,n
will tn abunt
Gus Groves. Mr., C),ulanl G4,rr.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-12
l. /. /, IR2|L|,E[| ]: Y
aa. .a,;A ixaSsA "a &SYS ~ ~

A record breaking sale for
Wednesday. All S Il m m e 7
goods must go.
Ladies' 1o-cent quality rib
bed vests reduced to 5 cents
for Wednesday.
Mems blue and brown bal
briggan shirts and drawers,
sizes 3G, 3S, 40 and AZ, rcduc-
ed to % cents, worth so cents.
ChiIdren's 2j-cent lace rib
bed hosiery 10 cents, three pair
for so cents.
Mems 2j-cent lace hosiery
124c.