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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Country Life in Asaeriea.
No ono IL The north eyer knows
what spinsapple reailyis until he goes
to florida aud taates . Pinespple that
has been thoroughly hpened on the
plant. The pineapples Of the northern
markets a1s rractisally all one variety
the chief merit of which Is that you
can ship It anywhere. What the Ben
Davis Is to the apple the Red Spanish
is to the pineapple Both are good to
sell, but not to eat. Even Red Span
ish, however, is good when you taste it
in the tropics.
The northern visitor to Florida ex-
pects to find all the tropical fruits Of
better flavor than anything be has
been used to, but in the case Of the
pineapple the added sweetness b out Of
all proportion to the others. In fact,
a ripe pineapple in Florida 10 delicious
beyond all expression. The northerner
in Florida "discovers" the pineapple
and becomes enthusiastic at once. He
must 60 right of and see how they are
grown and when he sees the first plan.
tation he usually wants to invest in
piLeapple growing without waiting
another minute.
Our northern friend IL now In excel
lent condition to be "done." There
are real estate spectators everywhere
IT the northerner buys land that looki
to be and really is good for ordinary
garden crops, the chances are that ht
Will lose his money. The selection o.
the soil is the most imp rtant problem
connected with pineapple growing, and
the kind of coil that IS actually used
is not simply absurd, 1t is preposter'
ousl It looks like pure sand. Az {
matter of tact, some of it contain
nearly 994 per cent. of substances
which are quite insoluble even In
strong acids. Fancy raising q crop o
fruit from soil only one two-hundredtt
part of which is soluble in water
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04
A SERIOUS MISTAKE.

e. G. Dewitt & Co. is the name of
the firm who make the genuine Witch
Hazel Salve. DeWitt's is the Witch
Hazel Salve that heals without leaving
q scar. It IL a serious mistake to use
any other. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding piles, burns, bruises,
eczema and all skin diseases. Sold by
+. T. Whitehead 4 Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

That the microbes which cause dis
ease cannot be killed by firing them
out OF gun has besn proved in official
government experiments. Microbes
OF malignant postule. and of abcessee
and of the intestinelwere smeared upon
the face OF the gun wad, put next the
powder and fred into sterile gelatin
and agar-agar. In each case the mi
crobes developed each after it's kind in
tho medium receiving the wad.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets arc just what you need whom
you have no appetite, feel dull after
eating and wake up with . bad taste in
your mouth. They will improve your
appetite, cleanse and lnyi9orate your
stomach and give you q relish for your
food. For sale by e. T. Whitehead 4
Co., Scotland Neck, and Leggett's Drug
Store, Hobgood.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Mrs. Stubb-Let US stop at tn ho-
tel, John. Mr.. Stubb-The one down
the beach IL just as large. Mrs Stub
Yes, but this ono has picture Of the
hotel on the stationery that covers
half the envelope.-Chicago News.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Shea we'll known writer says that
In order to succeed man must be IS
per cent. backbone. He-Oh, 1 don't
know. A good many who have man.
aged to succeed arc IS per cent. cheek.
Chicago News.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Jones-l'm quite near neighbor of
yours now, Mrs. Golightly; I've taken
. house ON the lake. Mrs. Cob.
well, hope you'll drop in some day.
Puck.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Married men live longer than bach
elorA In other words conjueal life
seems necessary condition of lopeevi-
II. An authority cites the cases a.
fifty censenarlaDs, not one Of whom Il
baehelor. A eurious fact, too, is chat
these centenartans were all widowere.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

Doubtless you are progressive. Some
medicines on the market arc old-fash-
toned. Rheumacide, the great rheu-
matte cure, Is . discovery, 4 progress
sive remedy. It IL tho spring blood
purifier that you want. At Dru99ists.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04
LADIES and CHILDREN INVITED

All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain of laxative
syrups, cathartics, etc., are invited TO
try the lannon's Little Early Risera.
They are different from all other pills.
They do not purge the system. Even
. double dose viii not gripe, weaken Or
slcken /; many people call them the
Easy Pill. w. II. Howell, Houston.
Tex Gays nothing better can be used
Tor constipation, sick headache, etc.
Bob Moore, Lafayette, Ind, SAYS iii
Others gripe aud sickeh, while DeWit.A
Little Early Risers do their work weIl
and easy. Sold by r. T. Whitehead
& Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

Living ct An ont of the way place.
remote from civilization, q family ts
often driven to desperation in case Of
accident, resulting in Burns, Cuts,
wounds, Ulcers. etc. Lay In a supply
OF Bucklens Arnlca Salye. It's tie
best on earth. 25c at e. r. White
head 4 Co. Drug Store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

0ermanys tallest soldier is . nom
commissioned officer six lest eight
inches In height.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04
CUTS, BRUISES AND BURNS
QUICKLY CURED.

Chamberlain Pain Balm is an anti.
septic IMMINENT, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without maturati0n and much
moro quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by e. T. Whitehead &
Co., Scotland Neck, and Leggett's
Drug Store, Hobgood.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

you kMovN WHAT You ARE
Taxing whom you take Groves Taste
les Chill Tonic because the formula
10 plainly printed on every bottle show
Ing that It 10 simply Iron and Quininj
% taseeless form. No Cure, No PAY
500.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-06-04

NOte.-fDaily Except Sunday.
tCcntral Time. eastern Time.
The sun., 1903-10-18
STAMPEDE TO RICH GOLD FIELD.
A Woman Starts l, 500 Men on the Trail
Mountain Of Ore Discovered.

BINGHAMroN, n. Y, Oct. IL. A woman s
inability to keep a secret is responsible for
one of the greatest mining stampedes IN the
Northwest for many years, telegram
received in this city says that over 500
prospecto ors and others are on their way
from Hamilton. Mon, to Owl Creek, Idaho,
where wonderfully rich gold quartz ard
placers were recently discovered by W. d.
Cross of this city Snow is now deep on the
trail to Owl Creek, and all the way from
Hamilton are camp fires of prospectorson
their way 10 the new diggings,
A. C. Rahe, who returned to Binghamton
Yesterday. says that Mr.. Cross has staked
out almost an entire mountain Of ore, which
runs from Sl4 to SsO~ ton. 1t is believed
that Owl Creek district will equal the klon-
dixie in richness,
News OF this find became known to the
outside world through Mr.. Cross telegraph
ing to the Binghamton men who are inter-
est ed with him in the claims Mr.. Cross went
to the nearest telephone to the Owl Creek
district and from there telephoned to the
nearest telegraph Office message for the
Binphamton men. As he came out Of the
store from which he had telephoned, the
wife Of the proprietor, who had overheard
the message, called out 40 that several pros
pectors overheard it:
"Oh, Mr.. Cross, know all about your
rich gold find now
That started the stampede.
The sun., 1903-10-18
JJNCLE SAM STCKED on DOGFISH.
The Coast Fishermen want Him 10 Help
'Em Kill on the Pest.

BosroN. Oct I7-Dogfish are proving a
great annoyance TO the fishermen along
the New England coast who go out in small
boats after COD and haddock. The neces-
sity for a determined effort to rid the waters
Of this pest has been apparent for some time,
but the fishermen and dealers have now
made a move in the matter. The fisher
men of South Orrs Island have begun an
agitation in the hope of obtaining relief,
for they have found that wherever they
drop lines overheard the dogfsh swarm
in great numbers anu drive the food fish
away from the hooks, A public meeting
was held on the island recently to discuss
the subject. II was decided that the best
possible plan was to ask Congress to aid in
the work ofextermination
A number Of schemes were proposed, but
il was finally agreed that the wisest course
would be TO file monster petition with Con-
eress. asking ts aid in the work OF getting
rid Of the dogfish A petition setting forth
the existing conditions and the proposed
reme1y was drawn up, and II was signed ny
very fishe rlnan on Orrs Island as soon as
ne "a " IT,
Copies OF the paper will be sent to every
fishing centre along the Atlantic cDast
for sigma lures and then they willali be iof-
warded 10 Washington. he petition asks
the Government TO pay bounty Tor every
do9fish captured and delivered at ferthaer
plants TO be established and maintained ny
the Government.
The sun., 1903-10-18

vexatious delays, has paid for elevating,
storage, lighterage, trimming and port
charges, there ia absolutely nothing left
as compensation for his mule drive and
big trip of over four hundred miles. which
has consumed weeks of time and involved
unusual hardships.
"'lhe International Elevating Combany,'
says the Commissioner in his report, has
been enabled from its earnings since its
organization in 1891 to secure the con
struction of new boats at the expense of
about s250,0OO, and in addition has been
enabled TO pay an average OF II per cent.
on its capital from the date of its organ
ization. The testimony before the Com
mission tends to prove that a plant suffi-
cient to transact the business OF the COM
pany could be duplicated for $500, ,OOO The
International Elevating Company eevates
all the export grain that requires the SER
vices of floating elevators In New York
city,
This is one OF the companies which to-
day are urging the canal appropriation for
reasons too apparent for argument, that
the proposed Improvement under present
conditions at the canal terminals will not
increase canal traffic. l have only to quote
from Commissioners report, which says:
mo matter what improvements may be
made to the Erie Canal, so long AS the shippers
are compelled to have their cargoes trans
at the mercy Of the raj % and md viii through
the pressure of the concentrated rai-
roads and their control be forced entirely
from the canal unless terminals are
likewise provided for the canal. Should the
State decline TO- establish these terminals
there is serious doubt whether any amount
expended upon the Improvement Of canals
would have the effect OF materially increas-
ing the canal trafic or reducing the rates
OF transportation through the State Of New
York.
"Of course the railroad companies are not
opposing this 80 called improvement. They
own and absolutely control the termina ls
at both ends. They have the canals by
the head and feet. and whatever the State
may feel disposed to do with it's poor, help
less body is a matter OF extreme indiffer-
ence to them. Had this bill contained
provision for the purchase or construction
by the State Of suitable elevators and
covered docks at Buffalo and New York,
1t would have never been passed by the
Legislatures; and the people will be far
from performing their duty II they pass
1t without these provisions
The sun., 1903-10-18
Miscellaneous Groceries.

Farina, Barley, Pearl Tapioca, Sage,
pound carton. 4c.; dozen for 46c.
Uncle Jerry's Pancake Flour. package, &c.
Seli-raising Buckwheat and Flour, Lily
White brand, three-pound packages
l2c.
Best Granulared Hominy, five pounds
in cotton bags, l3c.
Maple Syrup, Lily White brand, pint,
l9c.; quarts, 3lc.; half gallon, sec. gal
Ion, SLIP.
Fancy Table Syrup. Globe brand, jar,
l0c. Lily White brand, quart cans, l2c.
New York State Pea Beans, best quail
ity, extra fancy. package. l2c. ten
pound cotton bags. Sac.
Pates Curants, best quality, pound
cartons, 7c.
Seeded Raisins, extra fancy, pound car
tons, l0c.
Citron. best quality, pound cartons, I6c.
Extra Fancy Leghofn Clace Citron,
pound cartons. l8c.
Orange, Lemon and Mixed Peels, best
quality, pound cartons. lSc.
New Seasons Figs fine, large. bright
fruit .-- just arrived pound, Isc.-
washed, 23c. and 44c. basket.
Royal English Worcester Sauce, half
pint, l4c.; dozen. Sl.S7; pint, 24c. !;
dozen, 81. 80; quart. 44c. +; dozen, $500.
Sardines, Leon Marcesu brand; fine,
large fish, packed in oil; small cans,
2Sc.; dozen, $2.9i; large cans, Bic;
dozen, $3.SI.
The sun., 1903-10-18
JERSEYS NEGRO COLONY.
Immigrants From North Carolina Making
Homes In Cape May County.

CAPE MAY, N. j., Oct. ia colony Of
Southern negroes ia being established at
Whitesboro on the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway, eight miles north OF this city.
There are now a dozen houses in the colony,
all Of which have been built within the last
eighteen months.
Some three years ago the Rev. J. H.
Fishburn, colored Methodist preacher
stationed here, conceived the idea of ale
waiting the condition Of his brethren in
the Southern States, especially those about
his old home at Wilmington, N. C, He
secured an option on 5000 acres Of land
from State Senator Robert +. Hand. and
later he purchased it by paying down a
portion and giving a mortgage for the
balance.
A company was organized and efforts
we're made to colonize the Southern negro
in the pines of New Jersey. After con-
siderable expenditure of moneyit became
impracticable for Mr.. Fishburn to continue
the work, and he finally succeeded in inter
eeting In the scheme Henry G. White, who
was the last colored man to serve in Con-
eress and who IL O brother-in-law OF Henry
P. Cheatham, his predecessor In Congress,
Mr. White is now managing the colony,
winch ls named after him
The land is covered with stunted growth
OF trees. The colonists have done fairly
well in clearing the land. The idea is to
establish manufacturing plant to keep
the colonsts employed when they are not
attending to their little farms.
The tract is conveniently located. being
close to the fishing and oyster grounds
of the county and within easy access by
railroad Of four south Jersey summer re-
sorts, where crops can be easily marketed
The colonists appear to be hard workers.
They pay 80 much down and a certain
sum every month for. a term Of ten years
They ret In return farm with house, out
houses and a certain number OF animals
and fowls, and seeds for their crops when
they begin their life in the colony.
The sun., 1903-10-18
Staple Dress Goods Underpriced"r,

This sale wemed Hundreds Of have just finished 6xinur
the home for the winter Freed from the demands domestic
ents they liberty consider their personal warobes for tn
season Here the that be wanted rh hand
fashionable s destined for Tailored Suits You may choose blind
foded-and not 30 anisx
6Oc for st2 Awool Oxford Cloths heavy enough be made
up without lining, only shade-Oxford gray-54 inches
wide
O8 for s25 Zbeine. the finish silky the mohas softly floss
its surface golden brown cadet, navy, royal, olive and
garnet-48 inches wide.
ST. "a for $3.50 Venetian Cloth just the weight for costumes seal
and golden brown ruby cardinal scarlet biscuit castor tan,
pearl silver slate royal marine and cadet bue5o inches
wide.
81 for $225 French Boadcotbisuit champagne
tQ, reseda, pearl silver, slate SEAL golden brown, myrtle
navy royal mauve, garnet and cardinal-52 inches WIDE
The sun., 1903-10-18
Ham and Bacon. -sth Fl.

Ham and Bacon. -sth Fl
Armour's highest grade -" Helmet"
brand especially selected and can
vassed medium weights; 11c. :,
special at at............ ~ ~.
Red Star Russian Tea
Our RED Star" Russian Tea at Si.49
pound may seem high 70 some people
unless they know that the same quality
is sold elsewhere at S4.OO a pound
Think of its strength. BY actual weigh.
ing and measuring we know that &c.
worth of it makes tive cups of the
richest and most delicious tea that
money can buy.
Amaryllis Chop Tea.
Formosa Oolong, Mixed, English Break
fast, Ceylon, Young Hyson, Japan and
Gunpowder.
i lb. carton, reg, Acc; special 39c.
S lb. caddy. reg. SEA; special $l.s4.
10 lb. caddy. reg. H,3S; special 1915.
Red Star Brand Coffee.
II has the strength, the flavor and the
full, mellow aroma that particular cof-
fee drinkers like. Roasted and ground
daily. Regular price for lb. carton.
29c.; special for this sale, 23e.; 5 ib.
carton for SLiA
The sun., 1903-10-18
A Sale of Black Peau de Soie.-.s FL

Black Peau de Sofia fabric that combines strength with grace
used lavhpushg Taeta and Crepe de Chine hard for first place
in womens favor.
We offer eight numbers at unusually tempting prices All of them
pure silk and guaranteed to wear satisfactorily.
SOc Double. faced i9-nch Peau de Sole 59c
soc. Single-faced 27-inch Peau de Sole at 69c.
S1.OO Double faced 2o-inch Peau de Sole at 79c.
S1.25 Double faced 24.inch Peau de Sole 99c.
Sl.jO Double. faced 27-inch Peau de Sole S1.24
S165 Doube-faced 36-inch Peau de Sole S1.29
S1.S5 Double faced 3o-inch Peau de Sole S1.49
S2.OO Double faced ,o-inch Peau de Sole at S1,69
The sun., 1903-10-18
500. 900 for wooster University

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. Ill. II Sever
ance of Cleveland has pledged himseH to
give 500, 900 TO ward o. 900 900 endowment
Tor Wooster University
The sun., 1903-10-18
$60.06 and $70.96
Brass Beds. -.,n II

DTdSS CcOS' eth H.
Look into the construction Of these
Brass Beds. You'll not discover flaw.
The husks, the posts, the mounts, the
spindles, the rails are subaantiaI--just
as they should be for long service.
Prices. have been set back. Three
specimens -
$35.24 Brass Beds at S2j.67.
$3749 Brass Beds al $685..
S58 08 Brass Beds At 3V.W.
The sun., 1903-10-18
Specials i'm the Suit Department.

Specials i'm the Suit Department.
These merely specimen values Scores Of others higher prices
And dollar of added cost added quality and beauty Use
these items fair basic standards by which to gauge the Others
S13 ss for Wmens Tailor Walking wool mixtures
black, blue and Tapped seams
trimmed with straps and buttons; gored flare skirt
for womn Coats made Of rich black boue cloth double
instead Of collar sleeves with cuffs lined with SINNERS n
$lA "a for Misses Semtted fine Oxford and brown
bel double breasted front military trimmed with black
silk bald, full sleeves deep cuff.
23 for Cdren Boxpted Russian Blouse Dresses made
~. Of fancy vooens. cuffs and collars trimmed with mohar
braid finished with II
4S for Chdren Fulength Coats blue black and brown veeen
plated effect double and finished with silk braid lined
and interined, sizes years.
The sun., 1903-10-18
WOnen'S
Hats.

by Paris. Exploited by the leading
American miliners. Their finish is the
same as mems silk hats-you know
the immaculate polish.
Hundreds of well-groomed women are
wearing them. We have just received
a variety of the large dress shapes in
white and black. The price elsewhere
is $3.50; we are selling them at s4..4
Long Fur Mapped Beaver Hats, dress
shapes and large sailor, sold by others
at $3.50; our price, $2.39. Ist FL
The sun., 1903-10-18
Black ribbons, in a
measure, are ecllp-
sing those of rain
bow hues. Word
Black
(, Ribbons.

that women of Fashion have rage
for them.
Sombre- colored black Ribbons entwine
the curls of children; stocks, girdles.
hair decorations, hat trimmings and the
chic French Alsatian neck bows are
among the popular uses to which Black
Ribbons are now largely applied. Sue
cinctly stated Our stock is large, our
prices are found to be from a third to a
quarter less than others charge.-lst Fl.
Black Satin 7affetalRibbon, fine quail
itv soft finish high l,Isfer.
The sun., 1903-10-18
Handkerchiefs.-

Our Handkerchief business is forging
right along-ganing the place it merits.
We now have the space, for years
needed, to properly display the prod
ucts of our own Handkerchief factory
at Belfast where all the newest French
concets are reproduced in fine, sheer
Irish linen.
Womens All-linen Hemstiched Hand
kerchiefs. quarter inch hem-in the fol-
lowing Effects
Groups OF bow-knots embroidered on all
four corners medallions surrounded by
floral spray-meant to be initialled -
hand-drawn blocks and one row OF re-
vering three dainty styles at 24c.
Women's All-linerHemstitehed Hand.
kerchiefs, quarter-inch hem, colored
border, with tinted corner scroll de.
sign finished with hand-embroidered
white dots, 2oc.
Two pretty styles at 2sc.:~
Three corners embroidered with sprays
fourth corner with elaborate design,
having blank space for initial.
Colored border. one corner decorated
with large printed daisies. embroidered
in outline.
lnitialled tiandkerchiefs: -
Women's Ail-linen Handkerchiefs, quar-
ter.inch hem, neat hand-embrodered in
irial, half dozen in fancy box for eSc.
Others with initials entwined with
wreath and bow-kno' half dozen in
box, Sl44.
Still finer qualities. half dozen in fancy
box, Sl.S6.
Women's Ail-linen unlsundered Hem
stitched Handkerchisfs, decorated with
script initial letter and ileur dc lis. 2Sc.
Dozens of higher grades correspond
ingIy cheap.
The sun., 1903-10-18
Scarfs,
ShanS.

q lnehtS-SnamS 10 NIdlITI 3ZX1.
inches.
Regular CSC. quality At 2ic.
Regular 45c. quality at 29c.
Regular SOC. quality at 3Sc.
Regular CSC. quality at 49c.
Regular 75c quality at 500.
Regular CSC. quality at 7te.
Regular $40 quality at 800.
The sun., 1903-10-18

Lace Curtains.-san
Macy's should be your objective point
for the purchase of Lace Curtains. !,
The reason is clearly evident to all
who indulge in comparisons. The
present offerings include entirely new
importations Of beautiful Arabian Lace
Curtains--fine designs worked out on
the best grade of French cable nets.
Natural color - ......
$3.50 quality at $ls.ss pair.
$3.50 quality At $3.50 pair.
$500 quality At $17.74 pair.
$4,000 quality At $32.74 pair.
$500 quality AZ S3s.67 pair.
$s2.S0 quality At SS3.34 pair.
These are white-something new in
Arabian -
$3.50 qualities At $2l.24 pair.
$1,000 qualities at Sass pair.
$500 qualities At S2S.sS pair.
$4,000 qualities at $32.4 pair
An immense variety OF these favorable
styles--Irish Point - !.
$1,000 quality At s7.4s psir. - -,
SLIGO quality At ss.4s pair.
$3.50 quality at $e.ss pair.
$l3.7s quality at Slo.ss pair.
sl4.sO quality at sl1.4s pair.
sls.7s quality ct sl1.4s pair. i
$3.50 quality at sl3.4s pair.
$1,000 quality at Sl4.74 pair.
Upholstery Goods. -'rdr'.
Reversible Verona Velour Portieres
solid and combination colorings. sold
elsewhere at $3.50; our price, S20o&
French Silk Tapestry Pottieres, artis-
tic designs, large variety OF colorings.
$500 quality at sl7.4s pair.
$1,000 quality at SEAS pair.
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers, ex.
ira heavy quality, 90 inches wide,
heavy tasse fringe
3O.OO Quduty dt pS.fS.
$500 quality at $398.
$500 quality at $44S.
$500 quality at $524.
$3.50 quality at $500.
Candaco Embossed Velours, empire
green, rose, crimson and nile; 50 inches
wide
$500 quality at $l.4s yard.
$3.50 quality at $l.89 yard.
Silk Brocaded Damask, suitable for
drapery or furniture covering, pink,
cream, green and gold, sold elsewhere
at $500; our price St.9S.
Gobelin Tapestry, 50 inches wide, eight
Of the popular colors:-
s2.i5 quality at Si.4o yard.
$3.50 quality at Si.74 yard.
$500 quality at 81 e8 yard.
Figured Armures, large variety Of col.
orings:-
S5c. quality at 5oc. yard.
95c. quality at 69c. yard.
parInr There are seventy'five
III of these Five piece
Suites. Suites-and every one
N of them is prize.
value. Highly-polished mahogany.
finished frames, some are richly carved,
Others are crotch mahogany veneered,
upholstered in tapestry, Verona velour
and satin damask.
A little research will show you that the
same styles and qualities are sold by
others at 5000 to Si25.Oo; our prices
are
C<O az o~1 G70 Ok
The sun., 1903-10-18
ParlOr
Suites.

value. Highly polished mahogany.
finished frames, some are richly carved,
Others are crotch mahogany veneered,
upholstered in tapestry, Verona velour
and satin damask.
A little research will show you that the
same styles and qualities are sold by
others at 5000 to Si25.Oo; our prices
The sun., 1903-10-18

Six thousand En-
broid dered and
Spachtel N uslin
Dresser Scarfs-2Ox