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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-28

and plasters; such things scatter the
her part of the body, but do not touch
ondition of the blood. The thin acid
blood must be restored to its normal
purity and strength, SO that all poi
sonous substances may be carried out
of the system, and no medicine accom-
plishes this in so short time as S. S. S..
which not only neutralizes the acids
and counteracts the poisons, but builds
up the general health at the same time.
,ok on Rheumatism, and should you
or advice. Our physicians will furnish
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-28
"a GUARANTEED CURE ron plLEs.

T, Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protruding
/ Piles Your druggist VIII refund money Il
PAZo OINTMENT falls to cure you. Ia
6 to IA days. 50c. a
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HOnOrs to a LeWistOwn firm.

Calvin Greene e. Son, the firm which
up to short time ago operated the
North American tannery at this place,
but recently received, through the U. S.
commission to the Paris Exposition of
1900, the diplOam of award and bronze
medal, both highly finished and of ar.
tistic design, for finest tanned and pre-
pared feathers exhibited at Paris. Al
SO silver medal from the National
Export Exposition of 1899, in this
country, on recommendation of the
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia.
These handsome works of art are now
on exhibition in the show window of
Van Natta's jewelry establishment.
We congratulate the Messrs. Greene
on their possession, representing as
they do trade trump of which they
in common with our entire community
may justly feel proud.
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Grand Entertainments.

There still remains three entertain
ments of Susquehanna Y. NJ. c. A.
Lecture Course Thursday evening
March 5, the Wagner Harp Orches
ira and Quartette Company from
Harrisburg will render one of theil
promising programmes in the Selins
grove Opera House. This Company
has won fame and praise wherever
they have held entertainments and we
feel sure that they will be both enter
tanning and instructive.
PERSONNEL.
Eleanore Pearson, Soprano; Mablt
Norton Trole, Contralto; Chas. W.
Pickette, Tenor; James G. Potter,
Baso; Susan Harlie Tomplins, Violin.
ist; Emeline Hill Tompkins, Harp.
ist.
Tickets can be procured at Hen
drick's store, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Doors open at 1880.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-05
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE
Woman Tired Of Life Kills Herself In
HaddonfieId, N. j., Boarding House.

Philadelphia. March "A woman
who gave her name as-Mrs. Charlotte
G. Wellington committed suicide Sat.
urday by inhaling chloroform in
fashionable boarding house in Had.
donfeld, n. J. The woman left a note
to the proprietress Of the boarding
house, in which she said:
Il am the last Of distinguished
family left so alone that | am tired
Of life. Will you kindly see that my
remains are decently buried? l en-
close money to pay expenses. My
clothes give to the poor. Please keep
this as quiet as possible"
With the note was SIS. The woman
came to the boarding house about Feb
ruary 20. She was always apparently
in good spirits. She was about so
years Of age. refined and plentifully
supplied with money. In converse
ton with other persons in the house
she often referred to having lived in
Boston and Albany, N. Y, and to hav-
ing boarded in Mt. Holly and Med
sord, N. J. go, n, !
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Arthur ROush Killed.

The nine-year old son of William
Roush of Selinsgrove fell from ear at
Lewistown and was run over by the
train severing both legs near the trunk
of the budy. He died n few hours af-
terward and was taken to Selinsgrove
Thursday morning and buried sun
day.
The funeral had been set for Satur-
day Mornining but owing to the high
water Middlecreek could not he cross
ed at Kantz.
He had been II brakeman only about
two months. The loss is a severe blow
Ia his parents and friends.
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NUMBER 9.
kREAM z r.

y. {. Gutelius anc wife are Wis
ltlng his brother AT kittanning.
Samuel kc,sler was seen in town
last week.
MIR. Bickhart and family were to
Selinsgrovc Monday morning.
Middlecreek ovcrfiowcd its banks
tor the first time this winter Satur-
day.
Quite Il number OF our pcoplc
attended the funeral of Vim.
Eonsh's son at Frecburg SUNDAY.
While at the funeral Sunday A.
ID. krcamcr'S horse was frightened
hy the barking of II dog and kicked
his runahout all to pieces.
Miss lzora Walter of Srlinsgrove
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
\. {. Smith.
Cur children have six more
weeks of School.
MIR. Grimm Of f'rccbrrg was in
town Friday.
VIM. J. Bryan passed through
here Friday.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Quite a number of our people
attended Court last wcck.
q. \. kaltritcr WAS ON the sick
list, several days last week.
The sale Of the goods Of Henry
Mcngcl deceased Tuesday was well
attended and things brought good
prices.
Some Of our people attended the
sale of ii. 5. Bickhart Monday.
Quite Il number of oar vo,,np
sports attended protracted meeting
at Alinc Saturday and sunday
evening.
ii. j. Helm and wife visited at
Wilson Snyder's Sunday
Henry Fishers will move into
Mrs. Mary Snyder's house in the
: ;.r!.!.;ss rhg; ;s- -,s,Ia,.o
{. f. Reichepbach is the new
hostler at the Mt. Pleasant Mills
Hotel.
Lewis Minium and Mrs. J. |.
lergcr, were on the sick list Il few
days last week.
Norman Troup will move to
Shadle, in the Spring into q. b. NJ.
Rauch'S house.
Jonas MciScr Of Shamokin was
in town several days last week.
Candidates are too numerous to
mention.
Some of our people attended the
funeral of James Troup, at Grubb's
church Thursday.
The scholars of the town schools
are practicing for an entertainment
at the end of the term.
Rev. G. q. Miller will preach in
the l.. and Il. church Sunday p. NJ.
Jonathan Krcghbumn's visited
at Benton krcighbumn's Sunday.
Mrs. John Schlcglc of Port Ire
verton visited her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. lcrgcr for several days last
week.
ID. +. Bingaman and Geo. Schoch
candidates for Associate Judge were
in town Monday night.
John S. Merger will build an adj
dition to his stable.
The Auditors will meet next
Monday to audit the finances of the
township for the year 1902.
The town schools will close first
week III April.
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Rates of Postage 100 Years Ago.

NdtSo vi IOStdSe 100 1edIS ago.
The following were the rates of DOS
tage in this country in the year $500;
livery .lettsr composed Of q single sheet
OF paper conveyed not exceeding forty
miles, eight cents; over 40 miles and
not exceeding $50 miles, twelve and
one half cents; over $50 miles and not
exceeding 300 miles, seventeen cents;
over 300 miles and not exceeding 500
miles, twenty cents; over 800 twenty
five cents. Eevery letter composed OF
two pieces of paper double those rates
every letter composed of three pieces OF
paper, triple these rates; every letter
composed of four pieces of papar weigh-
ing one ounce, quadruple those rates,
and at the rate Of foul single letters for
each ounce any letter or packet may
weigh; every ship letter Originally re-
ceived at any office for delivery was six
cents. And there was little change fol
the better in the rates of postage until
the advent of the administration OF
President Polk.
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Another SWindlc.

Farmers should he on the lookout
for II clever swindler who claims that
he is organizing "National Threshcrs
Protective Associatlon.' He secures
the membership of many farmers 10y
assuring them that he is forming n
national association by which it would
he impossible to raise the price OF thrcsh-
ing. The memb RS are required to sign
a certificate which they are told enti.
It's item toa life membership. Later
their signature turns up at the bottom
nf note ranging in sums of s.. to
$50.
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sseRESss
SstsTaS PERTINENT PERSONALS st|f
GGSIUsaT---IVCS VCS.11T Se--,JEHN-SSYT

Rev. Joshua Shambach will attend
Conference in Baltimore this week.
Miss Bertha Ehrhart of I.ewistown
has been visiting friends here the past
week.
y. III, klose of franklin township
dropped in to pay his respects to the
printer Tuesday
Misses Mable and Dilla Grimm and
Mrs Dora Specht attended the funeral
of Arthur Roush Sunday.
Mrs. II. Middlcs warth of Mcclure
after two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. =. T.. Kinney, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. John w. Metz of Shamokin
and Master George Scaly Of Rpnova
were pleasantly entertained at the
home orOperator Kinney Thurday.
Rev, :. :. Kohlcr of New Berlin, we
regret to state, has resigned his charge.
as pastor of the Reformed church. He
has accepted position in Srhuykill
County
DIR. Charles L. Marks has mrvcd his
dental outfit from the Middlrhurg
Bank Building To lewistown where he
VIII form II professional partnership
with his hrothcrin-law, DR.. John c.
Amig
John f. Boyer of Mt. Pleasant Mills
called Tuesday to order sale bills for
the sale of his farm stock and implc
ments on the Bickel farm Thursday.
March 26, 1903.
NJ. l.. krceger and wife spent scv-
eral days with A2ariah Krecger and
family. They had been down South
bu, on account Of the elder Krcpgcr's
llldesS FASTENED home.
Mr.. Van b. Middlewarth of Me-
Clure, who is now visiting p. T.. Kin
ney in Swineford is II young man with
a promising future. He is already
.helsng e57 sbares 9t preferred stoclh :.
the Penna r. II. Co.
Rev. y. \. kiracofe closed his revi-
val services in the L. b. church of this
place with 30 conversions, % accessions
and bapt!sms. Services Sunday
morning next at ten H. III. Revival
services were began in the New Bcr-
lin church Sunday evening.
John +. Stctler, of Middleburg, Sny-
der county's talented and successful ar
chitect, has been successful in securing
the contract for the erection of pubIic
school buildings in Berwick and Milf
llntown. At the first named place h"
entered into competition with archi-
tects from Scranton and Wilkes
barre.
Geo. j. Schoch asks us to say for him
that it had been reported that ON ac-
count of the death of his wife, he
would not be candidate for Associate
Judge. He wishes all his friends to
know that he will remain in the fight
to the finish and while he has lost con-
siderable time on account of the death
and funeral Of his life companion, he
will not be able to see all his friends,
but kindly solicits their support.
We acknowledge the receipt of re-
mittances after we had gone to press
last week from the following: Asaph
Bowersox, Franklin township; w. +.
Stahlnecker, Beaver Springs; p. A.
Brosius, Mt. Pleasant Mills; Amos
Bailey, Shamokin Dam; John House
worth, Shellsburg; S. G. Kcssler, Salem;
j. w. Meyer, Humme's Wharf; Geo.
j. Roush, Kreamer; G. A. Kaufman,
Shreiner; =, j. Brouse, Kratzerville;
S. A. Wc'hel, Beavertown; DR.. S. p.
Glover, Altoona; III. Nj. Freed, Free
burg; |. n, Jarrett, Selinsgrove; Mrs.
Lizzie Smith, Edward Meyer, Middle
burg and {. A. Stetien, Palias.
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What it Means.

We're tired ofanswering questions
"Fewer gallons Wears Longer .
means tbat-yc1 don't have to paint
your hdGe 50 Pfkn, and you don't
have t. 140ch paint. Cost.
less for6eiob, and you don't have
to dd-~he job so often.
The new paint is not new at all,
It's the biggest-selllng paint in the
Uuited States, and the firm that
makes it is 149 years old.
Deyoe Lead and Zinc-fewer
gallons than mixed paints, wears
twice as long as long as lead and
oil.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-05
Have You Eaten .It"?

There are so many "ready to eat
foods on the the market now that one
hardly knows how to distinguish be.
tween them. vt" should not be class.
ed with the others. There is no other
that compares with "It", as one trial
will convince you. Ut" is more
healthful, strengthening and tastes
better. Made by a new process and
ready to eat by adding milk. Get Il
package to-day at your grocers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-05
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA. MARCH 8 1908
THE FUTURE REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before.

The readers of the Posi- are request
ed TO send us announcements of all
events. No charge will be made to
publish the same when the event is of
public Importance.
THURSDAY, March 5, Wagner Harp
and Orchestra Co., of Boston, in the
Selinsgrove Hall.
THURSDAY, Mar. II, Geo. =. Bible will
give an entertainment in Selins-
grove
SATURDAY, March II, Republican Pri-
mary election to Nominate Caudi-
dates for Prothonotary, Register and
Recorder, Associate Judge, District
Attorney and Jury Commissioner
and elect Il State DELICATE.
THURSDAY, Mar 10, Kings entertain
ers in Seiinsgiovc.
SATURDAY, Starch p, Spring Com
mences.
SATURDAY, March IS, Annual Eclipse
OF the sun. Invisible in the L. s.
WEDNESDAY. Apr. !, Spring term of
Susquehanna University opens.
SUNDAY, April ), Palm Sunday.
MONDAY, April 9Th, Spring term of
Freeburg Academy opens.
FRIDAY, Colt Novelty Co., in Selins-
grove.
FRIDAY, April 10, Good Friday.
SUNDAY, April T., Easter.
THURSDAY, April l6, day set for ad-
journment of the State Legislature.
MONDAY, April %, Gen. L. $. Grants
birthday.
WEDNESDAY, May -, Republican
State Convention at Harrisburg.
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The widow of f. II. Swartz died at
TrOXelville Tuesday 8 a. IN. Aged rs
years, II months and II days. Her
husband died Sept. 1899.
Deceased had stroke of paralysis a
year ago, but the cause of death was
dropsy. Funeral Thursday morning.
Rev. Dutt Of Mcclure officiating. j.
w. Swartz of Swineford is a son.
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1Itn Makes Strength.

hese days when the children
Polent exercise and parents are
bctive than ever, people look
p the food they eat. BY scien-
fOcess the new cereal vt" con-
B all the Bourishment of pure
q grain has been so prepared as
ke a perfect food, cooked and
to eat. vt" makes strength
|epares the body and brain for
|duties. Everybody likes .It".
|r. Atgrccers everywhere.
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Notice of Final Rule.
To PETER L. sTRAwsER, late Of steclt,

To PETER L. sTRAwSER, late Of stcelton
Pennsylvania.
You are hereby notified that final rule for
divorce has been granted against you at the
suit OF Virgie A. Strawser. your wife, which
will be heard In the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Snyder county. OF October Term, 1907, No. 0, OH
Monday, the first day OF June, 1908, on which
day, you may appear and show cause, II an y
you have. why such divorce should not be
granted against you.
JAY g. WEISER,
Attorney for Libellant
Middleburgh. Pc March 2nd, 1903. 4t.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-05
THE GARDEN OF LIES"
THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS
A Fascinating Love Story Of Beau.
tifyl American Girl.

The romance of q beautiful Ameri-
can girl, in which the fight fora throne
Figures prominently, is the basis of
'The Garden of Lies" the most most
fascinating love story since the "Pris-
oner of Zenda." From start finish the
tale teens with adventure and excite
ment. The plot is novel and well
handled and there is not dull line in
it. Though it is story of valor, it is
first Of all love story that will strike
sympathetic chord in every reader.
Be sure t. read this striking romance
in nextSunday's philadelphia Press.
Order it of your newsdealer in ad-
vance.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

iioh' IL. vi. Mcclure, Pres. Judge, and
Hon, H. L. Gemberling and Hon. T..
r, Rriglc, Associate Presiding.
~ :. Sechrist was appointed fore
man of tn grand jury.
Edwin \. HeiSrr, Robert =. smith,
Emanuel Peters aud p. \. Brosius
were appointed tipStavcs.
Court or QUARTER SESSIONS.
Irwin b. Romig was appointed High
Constable Of the Borough OF Selins-
grove.
James Troup wtIS'l fenced To entc
into hail in the sum of $500, with ap,
proved security, conditioned for his
good behavior toward his family and
the public generally.
The petition for monument To the
memory of the soldiers and sailors of
the late War of the BrbcIion, who en-
listed from Snyder County, was APP
proved lay the grand jury.
The hrpuiSition Of James Troup was
diNapprovcd lcrau-e there WAS no
ground for suspicion of fonl play,
Reports of viewers reporting against
public roads in Centre and Union
Townships were confirmed
{. l.. Wetzcl, Nathan Freed! and
John 7. krrns were appointed to view
public roads in Jackson Township. :
Reports of Viewers OF public roads in
Franklin Township,7 were confirmed
n,i.
Report of bridge view in Center town
ship, was confirmed absolutely.
torHr OF CONMON PLEAS.
An alias subhorna in divorce was
awarded in the casr of Moses Freed
man ys. Golden Freedman.
y rule was granted in the case of
Nergie y. Strauser W. Peter f.. Strauss
cr, to show cause why divorce ST. ould
not not be granted.
In the case of /. NJ. Kcssler vs.. the
township of Monroe. The jury. found
both the plaintiff and defendant guilty
Of contributory negligence and there
fore rendered veIdict i'm favor of the
Township.
ORPHANS COURT.
+. II. Smith was appointed guardian
Of Ruth Gemberling Long, and Maud
NJ. w. Long minor children of Geo.
w. Long, deceased.
Myron A. Meyer was appointed
guardian of Samuel II. McNianaway,
minor grand child of Mrs. Sallie Me
Manaway, deceased.
Isaiah Walter was appointed guard
ian of Ira A., Jesse J. and Elmer f.
Bingaman, minor grand children of
Jesse Shambach, deceased.
&. Franklin Dinius was appointed
guardian of Lottie, Mable, Sallie, Vi
ola, Murry, Solomon and Oscar Alfred
Beaver, MINOR grand children of Solo
mon Humnel decd.
Orders of sales were granted in estate
Of Jerome +. Aigler, decd, and Mary
f., Bingaman, decd.
Returns to orders of Sales were con-
tirmcd in estates of Franklin Xratzer,
decd, ELLA a. Gilbert, decd, Mary
Teats, decd. and Mary f. Oniel,
decd.
The real estate of Jacob Leplcy, decd,
was awarded to Mrs. Mary Ann Getz
for the sum of 800.
All the accounts OF the administrat-
tors, executors and guardians and
widows appralsements were confirmed
Is advertised.
Wednesday, Feb. %, court adjourn
I'd to the ringing of the bell.
j. q. GROUSE, Reporter.
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MARRIED..

Feb. 26, by Rev. Geo. w. Genszler,
John Weichley Haines of Selinsgrove
to Emma L. Stimeling of Kantz.
Feb. q, by Rev. w. X. Diehl, Theo-
dore f. Kuster and Lydia 1. Wagner,
both of Kantz.
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Al Sheriff sales are advertised
bosT This land is particularly
plc,
were 9673 licenses issued in
County since the law went in
National Encampment, Grand
Af,he Republic, will be held at
lucisco during the week OF Aug
kTED:-Competent girl to dc
and laundry work. Good
Apply promptly,
J. B. BIRDSELL,
AZ South Bend, Ind.
kday's high winds took of a
or the roof off Mrs. George
harm On the farm tenanted 10y
Yerger.
sALE:-Peach Orchard, 900
acres, mile South OF Globe
Call on or address, y
JOHN A. Duck,
Nd Middleburg, Pa.
SALE:-Steam Threshlng Out
kared for sale. Good condition.
pr call upon.
+. f. HoLTzAPPLE,
E.St KantZ, Pa.
lisburg is to have a iirst-class ho
he Common wealth hotel in that
10 be replaced with a ten story
Fucture to cost 5000, 900. The site
In orcunied by a hotel for over
ks.
United Telephone and Telegraph
n nss p,..siists re eAds 4sses Ae
ring and Summer. The inn
Aent, ,ousist Of a new trunk line
Ting Altoonaj Harrisburg, Ty-
ID Garfield.
brthumberland man was arrest
|lobe Mills Monday for plann-
elope with another mans wife.
bsoner was released on paying
is and agreeing to leave.
on A. r.. S0ies In his new enav-
j hair cutting parlor for your
leaned with q refreshing shanl-
d a clean towel to each patron
north side of Market square OPP
Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
If.
bill to pay a minimum salary
month to school teachers pass
house last week. 1t is doubtful
pr the hill will pass the Senate as
IS to H." detriment of the rural
g and interferes with the affairs
school board.
lomical Chestnut is closing out
stock of Foot Wear, including
nter and nsw Spring stock, Csc.
20 Plough and Work Shoes, $2.S5
t Grade Rubber Boots, SOC. for
Its, sl.l9 for Best sl,5O and S1.75
Shoes, Children's equally cheap.
P0sT desires to congratulate
W. Hummel on his appoint
Is Postmaster of Northumber-
Harry is a Snyder County boy
ing to his liberality and pro-
e spirit in promoting the indus
elfare of his adopted town, met
financial reverses. Hence the
tment is a deserving one.
,ut of Marion Charles and her
rand mothers which was pub
IN the Posi- Feb. 5th, was loan
Is by courtesy of the North
an, Phila. We did not know
ime whether the cut was loan
Did to us and hence this tardy
'ledgement of their courtesy.
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A new Post Office has:been establish
ed in Union towdship called "Produc"
mails connect with Port Treverton.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-05
varenseller, Editor and Proprietor
|gaAlkx!' sI''
FTCID LOCAL LACONICS AZ
Committe Meeting.

ksruhliran Standing Commiite
|sted 10 meet in Middleburg
|y. March :, 1908.
J. $. GEARICK,
Chairman
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hote Heaos

/ have a job lot of note
on hand. They must 90
The price will do it.
lies and prices for the ask
furnish them printed
Ks than you can buy them
It printing.
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III Sheriff sales are advertised
bosr. This land is particularly
Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-21
Newest Creations in Shirt Waists
at the Lowest Prices Ever Known.

hspidery insertings, large pearl buttons, all
at 78c.
At csc. Instead Of e1.59 to 61.9s-3, 600
assorted white lawn waists in IL models TO
choose FROM made of the best lawn,
trimmed with handsome embroidery insert
ings others lace trimmed: one pretty model
open back, made round yoke, with fine lace
insertings back and front, also another very
pretty new model, the entire front made OF
embroidery. Choice white waists in va
riety of models Of the best makers. in
GLIDING Geishs, Unique, Crown aud the
National. some very pretty embroideries,
others lace inserting. All at csc.
At d 90 Instead Of S2.8s to s5.OO-s00
silk waists in number Of models, white and
black China silk some with three and four
rows Of insertngs others lace inserting and
fagoting and corded habutai in white. We
have added to this lot peau de sole and tat
fetas taken from our own stock, slightly
handled. AL at S1.9s.
At G2.8s Instead Of $500 TO s8.OO-s00
high class silk waists in satin foulards, tat
fetas, peau-de.so sole and China silks, in a
variety of models one pretty new China
silk model, made yoke of fine tucks, six
rows of lace inserting, also the sleeves with
tucks inserting, fancy stock collar, open
back.
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amateur,
with his books, securities and cash en-
closed in the ordinary safe with a COM
bination lock. His peace Of mind would
be much disturbed il he could see any one
of half dozen Government experts who
FIVE minutes manipulation and without a
hint as to the combination. The touch of
one Of them is SO delicate that he can open
combination which is in working order,
in three minutes with his back turned to
the safe and his hand and arm brought
around In a necessarily cramped position
behind him.
How the professional burglar has kept