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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

day. and she was to be bridesmaid
and carry pink roses.
Sic dressed nj home. with the aid
of her old uurs.' Through the window
came the :;.'d,.! scents. and She could
even >'.e I'll" H,ui. [.h;y "f the old
Ir!Sting bush. A.i were these not
some az rs RI d. ;.l; iimcy offered
for her hair: Snc ,h.vsr,d as She put
ON THE SGT. ci.ug.n:, o.esS IL il were
only Her >Ar"ua.
Til" carriage cam" ana in Il few too
short moments size was AT the house.
They We're finishing the dressing OF
the bride l., size was indeed beautiful.
She insisted on stopping 10 embrace
Marian. How poorly she looked. and
ii WAS Il shame that the old steamer
had To he late. But il would be all
right about the procession: she need
only follow the other girls.
Everywhere pink roses, Their fra
GRANGE seemed 10 affect Marian like a
narcotic but she drew herself up
proudly. Should she show the world
how She suffered: Now came the sig
uul 10 StdTt. MdFIdI tiutcucu IlcT roses
SO tightly that the thorns cut through
her gloves. but she walked without
trcmor. Suddenly her new found
self possession vanished. There. before
her. among the u.hcrs, was Jack Daw-
son. Her head swan. but she walked
on mechanically until she reached the
landing overlooking the lower hall and
saw. pale and nervous as ever n groom
could he. John Thornton. She under
stood ii now. He was Jack-the only
Jack-io Leslie \ wave of relief. al
most of happiness. surged over her.
She never knew how she stood
through the ceremony. AS in dream.
she was by his side. He might have
felt the trembling of the little figure
and her secret in her face. Perhaps he
did, for aficrward, in lull. she found
herself in Il corner Of the porch. while
dear voice was making impetuous
explanations and appeals.
And for answer she hid her blush
ing face in her bunch of pink roses.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

1t is evident from Arrian and Por-
phyry that vegetarian orders OF men
We're we'll known in their time and that
they were found in India in the time
of Alexandria. They existed in diff
ferent orders long before the time OF
Jesus in Egypt. Syria. etc. and We're
known by the names Of ESsenians. Is
sennees. ESyans. Coenobitcs and Faith
lists. etc. and those OH Mount Carmel.
of whom Elijah. the prophet. was the
chief rabbi. described 10y rlny. were
known rs Carmelites. Whatever the
name, I'll" principles were all the same
all Were vegetarian.
The Masonic order had its origin
these ancient bro;hcrhcods without
doubt. All the Masonic emblems of to-
day We're known 10 these brotherhoods,
so also their passwords.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01
4 Had scholar.

The master of an elementary school
in England sent Il circular 10 the par
ents of some of the pupils under his
charge stating that judicious corporal
punishment often had beneficial er-
feet on backward boys and asking If
they would approve of such Il course
when lie considered it necessary The
following is one of the replies he got:
Der sir hav reseved ur fogeine striker
and u hav My sankshen too wolup My
sun Jhon ASS much ass Xix no Jhon is
a vary bad skolar his spalens is simpely
atroshes hay trid to tech him Mysilf
but he will not lern nothing so hop u
IRIS trui =.
I. She resin Jhcn is s!ch a bad s<oler
is behas he is :ly sun 10y Ny wits first
husbend.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

a.Hhs p.hi.
~No. connects at Salisbury at
N Y. p. & n. Junction with n. Y p
& n. train No. So. and at Berlin with
ID. NJ. & V. train No. $50.
~No. & gets connection at Berlin
from ID. NJ. & V. train No 500, and
connects at Salisbury at n. Y. p. & N.
Junction with n. Y. p. & n. train No.
%.
~No. 9 gets connection at Berlin
from ID. NJ. & V. train No 59i. and at
Salisbury at N Y. p. & n. Junction
with n. Y. p. 81. n. train No 90.
+Daily except Sunday.
6Daily except Saturday and Sunday
saturday only.
WILLARD THOMSON,
Vice-President and Genl Manager
T. MURDOCH, Al. BENJAMIN,
Pass. Agent. Superinten den
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

Once upon IL time II man afflicted with
annual attacks of hay fever WAS walk.
ing in the city with friend.
This is about the time when my
trouble should begin" he said ~
wisp of hay or the down of peach
would now start me and send me to
the mountains for relief
Just then grass widow passed him.
md the man snccZed most vociferously
You are indeed sensitive" said his
friend.
Moral.-There are things that should
he snecZed at.-New York Herald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01
An Obesiirnt Tiger.

How entire remarks the London
Globe. ''is the confidence Of the native
cred from the following anecdote
which comes from Lahore: \ tiger
had escaped from the geological gar.
dens, and its keeper. hoping 10 lure il
back. followed il. When all other in.
ducemens had failed. he lifted up rs
voice and soiemnly adjrrod it in thc
name of the British government %
which il belonged. to come back TO Is
cage. The tiger. it is needless to add,
obeyed at once"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, MRS. WINSLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhaGa Twenty-Five
cents bottle. IT Is THE BEST OF
ALL.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01

MULES,
HORSES,

More of the same kind and
some better than ever before
will arrive i'll Berlin this, Sat
urday morning. | have 20
horses and mules on the way
that willsurpass former stock.
Several heavy mares in foal
and some elegant farm horses
and mules. See them at my
stables to-day.
H. F. HARMONSON,
Berlin, Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
FACETIOUS
PETITIONERS

A ocular petition. In which the
i hoard OF public works IL arfals ned IN
| an indirect manner has been re-
ceiVed by the secretary. Chairman
1 Thompson thlnka such nFilliancy
should not 40 Unanswered. 10 he suk-
xestx that superintendent Little
take hts life In hand aud make an
investigation The petition 10 a fol-
.iosNs.
40 the Board OF Public Works;
Ute undersigned. who have occasion
kseascral tiInes day Ia pass atoms
this street. desire ~ call attention
ca the condition OF Olympic place
r. can Park place 10 Prospect street
Va hlch II. ln our opinion. such a. TO
r. quire the early attention OF the
pfst ard.
ss.rhe street has a neglected APP
~ arance. Ia m bad condition. both
a. To sidewalks and the roadway.
Driving along the street il Ike pas
fsas.e atnus Washington wcod road.
A traveller crossing II reminded Of a
plea tsere walk IN the desert OF sa-
ftasf. Some portions OF the way
x>ou "a compare hardly tsvorahiy
with the lnusicz OF India The low
hans ing branches over the mud
walk on the south side recall the
story OF the fate of Absoiom. The
earth. on the anfedituviau plank
Oh t1.s north ssde suggests the need
IF Eterculaneum excavntins expe-
dilien. The spring board effects Of
stapp1sax upon the loose pianks Of the
sidewalk ana the holes through The
fnseer1nE Of the rotten supports sux-
rsssf the Importance Of an accident
Insurance FOR the inspector before
he. rua1,rs HIS tour ID inspection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
WISE OLD DOG

A wise dog In Jack the Bulldog of
the Waferfruru~ who II better
known than half the sea captains
In the city. For rs ysare he has van
pushed every chr around the docks.
and although his teeth are nov TALL
ing out. he ~ Dangerous still. and
his owner. Capt G. +. Naxier. must
keep a sign posted at his home which
reads. beware ssf tbs dog" Once
or twice Jack has been the means %
saving human life. and old wnter-
front men never 2re Of telling of hts
acts of canine intelligence. II was
not more than sesssn years ago that
Can't Towie was anxious tn com
fuunicate with Capt. Nngier. but did
not know where 70 find him. But
Jack was ab0ard tho Steamer. 30 he
put the note IN the dogs mouth and
tod him 70 find his master. And
Jark found him. fcsN on the nth floor
Of t1e Safe Deposit building.
Jnchs son Badly Rogers. named
after seafffe's cx-poIice chief. also
has a repufafion-tut n bad one. He
/ Is q confirmed tipraer and can drink
five sehooners Of beer. and still bark
ffor more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
CAN He Be
BLAMED?

1arsas III sncr. a lahorcr. tried hard
a. rut hfua self out Of existence last
ev,nipn nj o'clock. Today he Is
fnanElns hiA friends FOR having In
scrfered 10 AVE his life.
Tho attempted sutcide nearly oc-
CURED at the seattle Tacoma elcc-
trfe railway taspoI. on First avenue
south. Ills will tnanesa TO pass In his
checks MAS xsof tdered al. as he - a
married man.
THO FIRST thee ~ advanced was
That the man who came 80 near be-
ans the late Ms. Fisher. had been
waiting. and WI ting Tor the car
untlf ne thought he should die. hai
ne wanted the thi nE over quickly.
besore he got cold feet.
N l. also stated .that Fisher was
beastiy drunk.
A. ~ les1iaed against the station.
an tne glare ~ the Ella ctric itEht ana
with the rteasnfaz revolver rAised %
s,,s throAhirE temple. Waliac~ YORK
ana one other man with whom ne
ma neer drlnking. hapTered 20 pass
~,,I al rnes rushed 10 tho hall
rs~-eA mar, ard dashed the death
xs,ennon fsana his trembling hand.
We begged thesu to Watcsi hin XII
f.snsself but they took hkm home.
Me- vns heard 70 uutter -pfnethlna
derugafory TO the service on shs
Tacoma line. -, -.
FISHER has heen employed ox tne
Columbia Il Puget sound is4htW"s
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
annie ROONEY
BACK IN JAIL
She Would Rather be In a Seattle
jail Than Free Anywhe'to Else

Annie Rooney. little w,sman who
has Travelled the world over. who has
sang and played Ia every city OF
any aiAu I'm tho United STAIRS. and
the most diareputnhie character that
the seattle police have "a deal with.
IA again In the city taih mo ID
happy. however, aa she IN In sent
tie. Annie has said more than orse
that she would rather be Ia Jan In
Seattle than free in almost ANY
other city. Miss Rooney has a Pc
cnlinr love for a soldiers unifoi'm.
and II n thia attire that sho usually
wears. she has been ordered out %
town. sent away and told never to
come back. but IN a few weeks she
wandsrs back 20 the JAN happy al
contented that she II in Seattls.
She IL a musician Of no mean ahii-
ity and usually ntnlecu "A living BY
playing the piases In saloons. There
was a time when ahe could sing.
That tfme has passed. although the
woman does not know ". Evcryfune
else who has heard hsr daees. Her
Ignorance on this subject 10 man,
times the cause Of her srreret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
do NOT GET
THE SKE-BEAR

Mayor Huues returned last night
from orcns isirkAd. where he has
been for the rast week On a business
trip.
Me- said hr this morning. Z
was not out after the she-eeAr this
time. and hence did not aet lost
Hut never you tnirsf. I VIII get that
old zha-bear yet
Ali the ordinance passed Al the
last meeting Of the city enanrii were
signed and other city business xhtrh
was held over duffn the mayors
absence from the city. attended to
Ivy the mayor this .Encrniug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
ANOTHER GREEN
One Mere Of The Family Arrested
Two More Aru In Jail.

Another Green brother Was arrest
ed by the police last night. The rec
ord Of arrests In the family n being
kept up. This man. James. was arr
vested by Detectives Tennaaft and
uyrnea on a charge ~ vaGrancy II
h alleged that tho man now under
arrest II the eanHoff of a faliensw0n-
an. and that he Hpenda most Of HIS
time smoking opium. Jack keEafa
was arrested with him. and IL also
charged with vaErancy.
Charles A. Green. q brother OF the
man ARRESTED last night. IN prison.
rr IN the city jail charged with en-
herziemeut lie II accused OF car
rylnr ON a Systematic fssbhery under
the xalse Of conducting an express
business. There have been a iarEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

number of eon,plainu made against
him. and he tolls th' police very
POOR story Of his ore ratiana. Green
says he was once a - olieeman In san
Francisco.
er OF the Greens n AIMED William, h
now serving "A HvVt W year term IN n
California panitent harry for theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
IN PUBLIC EYE

MERfI.E~. Cann-. Oct lA-'Spe-
<t.l. - Anlra1n Chamberlain - the
ffr-~r resident OF q tat ftho Ha@ -.
beer nominated tor gnsernnt : ~ -
,,eess.st,t. he Was nominated by the
R4rublscnn state convention.
Charnberiasn not ottiy lives ~
f7at. but lives upstairs over ms 49,
n business. be has been pfer.1esss
81 the Home National Bang s ~.
1881. and = considered sasenS ~
bank and a clothing store 1919
the ground floor u the tiat oe.ss's..e
,x.,'.. ,,f.sss hsa a uials and rather IN
...,esf~ exterior. but Il elegantly TT
ted W inside -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
JossIHc QUOTATIONS



Potatoes. tf4atis ner TOM carrots. Isc
sarfs- a. esbha9s ffefsiz u per ews.
celery. tefi-9r pr asxs sweet rpfatecz. iiie
PER ~. Chili ssppers 81 ~ PR box. aa1aer-
trauf, ~ lhs t0rneteex. astn9&sc boz onlonss
s.<@siDo per saeks paxsnir~s si.z19Sf.5o
per sack. eanIfH1wer. efsHTac. pumpkins. lie
r~r ~. afussetsss. ftse per m curumhefs.
tec per dnz. spinach. 5e0eoc Per box;
green corn. 81 Taztzoo
Green Fruit
L<nons-s1 5oasaos = boxs cooking ar-
pies 1nr 20 re Dor. caring 7rc 20 ffs8 hor.
banena@. tza1 q s2zs. .rineappiss. 400
tcx. oranges. Vafsucfae- 200, tanEerfses
ste. rrape fruit. f1fryf7f1 90. PEACHES.
<10HDc hon. pfasnz. So 5pc per boxs Con
cprd grau<s. afe : haskef; peare. ~ ~ pr
boa: pruree. s9u5sc per box; cranherriee. 50
barrel. grapes. black AMI white. 81 ODfpf1. q
sratscrate. Tokays. 81 e5atf.r0 crate.
Provisions
Fresh neat-cau be@g % per ~. steer
beef. D09ife per 10. mutton. wrfher. TIC:
ewss. re: pcfk. Zoe per ID; veal. large. se;
small. ier.
Prgvissens Hams. Ise; brsakfos, backs.
Corrected daiIv--The following rrires are
being o1zred 20 TIE rrodacer IN ro1ad lots
On the foek o. In the car AZ seattle:
Crafn--fsqfe. $50 SO, barley. Sal 80:
vksaf. chicken feed. sci; corn. buft. s5s
Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
Batter. Washington creameriss. soc,
c.hss~s Naive washington suu cream
f1nf4r Eastern. New foFk f2&E f4e,
Wlrconnln f4r. Raaaefort 45c. Exam
sifnn2 PER case New York fsffiec. Lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

SER. He Gays he has made no prom
fses 70 anyone. ard viii try. above
ali thing. TO make 4 good governor.
Tfe rava his success In life has been
due 10 hts wife AZ much as to his
own efforts
Mrs. chansber Rain II n little woman
with gray hair and blue eyes There
are two sons In the family Mrs
Chamberlain doesn't think much Of
women in poElties. inasu1uch ~ the
state congress ssf mothers entered
into this campaign by irdorsiug
Judge livingston w. Cleaveianf. Of
New Haven. who is a bachelor. In
stead az her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
LAUNDRY STOLEN

Hong Wing. a Chinese laundry
man. has asked fhn aid OF the police
lin finding four large bundles of
clothing which were stolen out Of his
wagon yesterday. He says that
sehile he left the wagon standing near
The corner OF Ninth avenue and
Pike street, some one stole the bun
dies of laundry. II n thought that
a crowd Of bad boys are responsible
for the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

Western avenue Is rather quiet
these days One dealer expressed
the situation By saying that 4 - be-
tween seascue. Summer fruSs and
vegetables are going out. and winter
products have NOT gotten fairly
started. with the exception Of ap-
pies. which are corning In freely.
mostly from Yakima and Wen
afchee.
EEus are sfilI going up. Fresh
ranch are now quoted at an aver
arc ~ 7F rse4rfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
Black 3 COlOred Dress
Goods and WaistinGs

Ten days at the most. perhaps less, will find the Dress
Goods Department IN hubbub of moving Tomorrow there
fore and every day till the stock placed lccz
we will sell fine eoored, black and wasting fabrics v
small prices.
II is well known that variety of materials he
largest north of San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

We began our Millinery
season later than usual this sea-
son. on account of the delay in
finishing the second floor, which
gives us a larger variety of
ready-to-wear Hats than are
commonly at this date.
For this reason we can cut
prices greatly Tuesday
SAYS Ready-to-Wear Hats. for
......................SIz5
is. 50 Ready-to-Wear Hats. for
....s..s... ........ .Si.pS
|S47s Ready-to-Wear Hats, for
............. ....... % so
White Draped Walking Hats.
worth S2.o5, for only. .$I.os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
$3.50
They beautifully trimmed with all the latest materials
Guiding long ostrich plumcs tips and breasts.
Ready-to-wear Hats at Bargain Prices

Camel's Hair Walking Hats.
worth Sis, at ST.. LOO
French Felt Walking Hats,
the SAYS grade, for ....Sr7s
Millinery Trimmings
White Wings .............f oc
Black and Colored Breasts,
worth 45c. at .....,,.....2 age
Pompons. black and white and
plain black, worth 800. for
sc
Chenille Braids, 25c kind, at
ise; SOC kind at age
All colors.
Heckle Plumes, black. worth
@5e. AT .1Sc
Ostrich Tips. 45c value. 2 for
..-..-..... ...........2 SC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

ti.ao Kifnonos. heaviest Persian
stripe TeaAisd Flannel, silk satin
ruled collar. from 10 II at ssc.
81 French Flannel kimnnos. from
8 20 II az s2.es.
Boys Caps In brown. blue and red,
yachting shape. worth zsc. 81 Sc.
BoyE Fine L>aundered Waists. ARCS
{ 10 u. both white and colored: at
taehsd and detached collars worth
sc. for sc.
si-te Black Pettieoats. from to IL
81 Sc.
eatsen Waists. worth tf.eo. for ssc.
women's Outing Flannel Gowns.
plain pink or blue. tucked yoke, col
ar ard sleeves trimmed with narrow
guimp ana hemstitchiug. regularly
81 Is; for eac.
childfen's Hoods Of wool Elder
down. lined throughout and trimmed
with white fur and lace ruchlng.
worth Soe. Tuesday from to II az
sc.
Infants Long Fianneie;te wrap
Peers. la hne stripes al s0c.
Hand Engraved Gold Plated Ini-
fiai BLOUSE Sets. only best grade.
consist 20 belt pin and three Fasnt
pins. sets are worth regularly Use;
from : h. ~ only. at lhc.
Box Note Paper. worth toe: from
lt 70 II AT &c.
Calling Cards. with envelopes 20
match. from 8 20 II at foc.
Huck Toweiing. - inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
THE BON mARcHE
Important Sale


nbe
edownrs
tn HARDEST best
tn first with o
All
will begin display
e Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
WEATHER FORECAST

seattle and Vicinity Tonight and
Tuesday. oeeaHional rain, freah 60
brisk southeast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

All New Fabrics in Colored
Dress Goods
ts-tnch All Wool Zibeilne Cloth, in
the latest shades. value sl.00. az
.s-..s. .-...+.... ..-...-.+s*-...ss DC
fs-inoh All Wool camei-s Hair Cloth.
In stylish tones. gcc
se-inch All Wool Canvas Hopsacking
s.*.s... .-.-....... ....-s..s. Id
b.-fnch All Wool T.wo-Toned C,hev-
lots, In green. brown. blue. garnet.
~ ...s.-..-.- iii
These are the latest fabrics: toned
with black.
sf-inch All Wool Melton. Kcrsey
Cloth, IN blue. dark gray. medium
gray. Erecn and brown. az 81 so
50-inch All Wool Scotch Mixed
cheviot. in Erays. browns. blue,
and white. ~ ..-..........S1.t S
5e-inch All Wool Fine Cloth, for
coats and suits 10
Black Dress Goods
kO-ineh All Wool cheviot sergeE.
value ssc. az ...................6s }c
sS-inch All Wool Pebble Cheviot. /.
-. s............ -.........s...Sp SIC
bo-inch All Wool Granite Hopsack-
ing ........,... .............Sl.O 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20
JEWELRY STOLEN

Miss J. y. Stewart reported TO the
police this morning that solid silver
fhifnbie. and a me1rese croas breast
pin had been stolen from her room
IN the Old Rainier. on Sixth avenue.
The two articles were stolen IN n
mysterious manner. The room was
not broken into. but stfil the articles
disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-20

worth loo: from . to IL TUESDAY 4,
Fine Outing Flannel 10 I'll - 4.
sifsbie styles. worth l0c ysr1. -
To II at &C.
Apron Bingham, good q1ais<y. =
patterns. worth eNc: from stoii1
Sc yard.
Iron Tonic Bitters, regular n
81 Per bottle. from TO II 60
Celery Compound. reguiI
bottles. from ) to IL al &c.
Pinkham,n sanitive wash.
Csc PACKAGE from 8 to II q
VIM u
C-hIldren'r School umnreI1d
values. from to II n 50.
Wrapped Chocolates. -
from to II at isc.
Aii-Wool Canvas HOG
navy. brown, castor. mistrzi
and cardinal. regular value
from 5 70 II at ssc.
sf-lnch Aii-Wooi Hopsack.r<
black. worth tf.eo; for &C.
women's Fine Md Lace
medium soies. very fexible CO..
heels. worth SO pair, al H.
MfHHea' Kangaroo Calf Lxco gho1g
never slip heels. worth xi-E. r. No
wcnena Outing Fixnad sdS
lengths. IN fancy stripes ws<h -
border. shell stitched arean1 NJ
tom, with zephyr. worth &c. 4 -
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Fletcher Carpenter. realty bar
aHinn oniv.
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52-inch All Wool Victoria vsns1<s
Cloth ....+.....- .-*...--.s--~A<'
s2-Lnch All Wool Armure Goth
...-... .......... .-.s*--..s--%A.
s2-ineh All Wool Prunelia Goa; =:
..-....-.. ---..s.. -...--.-s-sA
5s-inch All Wool Foule Cloth pl'es
5<-inch All Wool Fine Kerssx 60 g
......... .-........-- .--....-@A-sv
50-tnch All Wool Fine Canvas Y.
mine. value sl-76. at..-....t ~
ss-inch All Wool Eudcra cs:1,S
value Sl-50s at ........--..-.~h'As
New Materials for WaistS
Metal Print velssts. In nAxy
brown. green and black a., -. -
...-................55c and ~
New silk Face Corduroy. at.
Fancy Basket Cloth. all wool II.
.-.-....- ......-.. .....-...s -
Solid Color All Wool Bedford . -
All Wool Fine Quality French ~ u,
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