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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

OF three ordinary people, Tor While attend
ing personally to all the detail work of
the college he yet finds time to do an i'm
lnense amount OF writing for religious pa
pers DIR. Bridges was born in st. Louis,
Missouri, reared in Richmond, Va, and
has had the education and experience that
marked him a trustworthy and reliable
guide for young women.
Associated with him III the management
Of affairs is one Of the most accomplished
and attractive lady principals to be found
anywhcre-Miss Lily Long. She has rare
personal charms, being as pretty as a
picture. Miss Long has been for many
years closely identified with the educa-
tional interests Of Charlotte and is too
well known to need any word of common
dation Catching its tone from these two
the college stands for the development of
christian character, it will bring to its aid
whatever will make woman stronger IN
home-life and more useful In society. 1t
adds no frilis or furbelows but is genu-
inc, thorough and earnest in all of its
purposes.
Something may. be said of the place in
which the college is. situated. The Pied
mont SEGNiDn OF NOItH &dIOfllld HIS lplS
ago established its fame for healthful-
ness. Charlotte is quite city now with
more than thirty-five thousand inhabit-
ants, and affords very many advantages
outside of the college; by awaiting her.
self of these a young woman may enrich
her knowledge and experience.
Through the columns of the News and
Observer, the writer, friend of educa-
ton, hopes to attract attention from every
county in North Carolina. Let each
county send at least one representative to
the Presbyterian College of Charlotte, N.
c., next session. Fathers and mothers,
think many, many times before you send
your daughters away from North Caro-
lima to be educated. Let us build up and
schools that are worthy of our
patronage.
Those who wish to investigate the sub
ject more thoroughly would do well to
write to Rev. J. r. Bridges for cata
logue which he will send free on applica
ton or send to Miss Ethel Spilman, Char
lotte n. c.. for copy of the annual
.Edelweiss. It costs $3.50 but is well
worth the price if only to see what North
Carolina girls are capable of doing.
A. c.
Charlotte N. G., July 4, 1903
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North Atlantic Division:

Yes, you are surprised, and you are
inclined to feel little bit mean over
your ignorance, and the wholesale censure
you have aforetime so bravely INDUCED.
The poor old South, so victimized and
maligned! Look at the startling figures
of enrolled pupils, and the percentage of
the two sections as indicated above
What is the real percentage of the en-
rolled of the total population in boastful
New England, and the great Central
States: Look at Massachusetts,. Look at
Connecticut. Lock at Rhode Island. Cast
your eye upon New York and Pennsylvania
and New Jersey and then howl and groan.
The actual per cent of the enrolled pupils
Tor the tremendous North is but 1901,
while In the poyerty-smitten. contemp-
tlble, Ilhterate. down at he-heel South it
is actually 22.05. or actually 4 per cent
more than it is in the great big North.
What a fall was there, my countrymen!
And then just think of it, that the en-
rollment for the fiourishing, rich progress
sive Eastern States is not only below that
of the average for the country at large
yes for the country at large-but it is
way below that of the Central Southern
States. The South is ahead. at the front,
on top. Hurrah. Then consider that the
enrolment of the Central South Division
Is really above the general average of
all the States-big North and ALL Whew.
Tell it not in Boston: preach it not in
the streets of New York! This Central
enrolment is higher than the general en-
rollment of the great Nation" for all
schools-private and public. Amazing.
of fl,a al
ern States. not included in the above
Central arrangement, is said to be 2141,
which Is higher, you will observe, than
that OF New England. New York, etc, in
the above North Atlantic Division. 1
have not the table at hand, but give what
is said to be correct There is nothing
like studying figures. if you would scat
ter the boosters and blowers and de-
famers.
SO you see the South is favorable to
education, ard is not to be secuted and
scowled at by the envious and the in
vidious. The really Illuminating thing is
that good and true North Carolina does
not yet keep up as it should with the
grand procession of some other Southern
States. Illiteracy is. however, declining
steadily. Progress is the slogan and edu-
cation of the right kind is a great de-
sideratum. Judicious appropriations are
in order. but no man is a wise leader, a
safe leader. who favors much indebted
ness to be incurred for education or for
any other purpose. North Carolina has
had sad experience in the matter Of
State Indebtedness. Public debts are a
burden and curse to any people. Do not
let the people lose their heads over edu-
cation and public debts. as do Republic
can and Democratic members of the Con-
gress. and enter upon a dangerous career
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ENROLMENT IN NORTHERN
AND SOUTHERN CITIES
Percentage Higher Here Figures to Make the North
Stare. The Divorce Laws Stain on
Our State.

When there were no advocates OF edu-
cation travelling over the State making
enthusiastic speeches IN behalf OF educa-
ton, and the press was not much given
to discussions in behalf of the schooling
of the masses, this writer was often hard
at it IN trying to awaken an interest IN
favor of the boys and girls The files of
the Wilmington Star and the Messenger
will show dozens of editorials on the side
of popular education long before the
politicians and office-seekers and school
teachers had taken to the stump to
arouse the people as to the tremendous
ignorance of North Carolina, and the deep
shame of it. In view of facts and the
revealings of History. it is impossible for
man of fair intelligence not to favor the
education of the masses. Do you know
that today the most generally educated
people on the globe are in Norway and
Denmark and Scotland. The Scotch are
far ahead of the English in the matter
of general education even now.
OF course North Carolina is behind.
and makes a poor showing according to
the oft-repeated statistics. And yet since
the great war ended, leaving the good
old State stripped and ruined
Al, 900 of her white men-the producers
and factors of advancement-dead in the
war and their families dependent, she has
essayed most bravely to educate her
own children, and the negro children as
well, expending millions of dollars upon
the latter. Marvellous things have been
accomplished since Appomattox in this
grand and generous Southland. Over
500, 0c0, 000-I have not the precise figures
by have been expended III behalf of
education, and the cry is for a wider field
and greater fruition. The ruthless, steel
gloved hand of war made North Caro-
lima a land of desolation well-nigh and
want. But she rose to the height of
the great demand upon her, and wondrous
things have been done. And yet she is
despised and plucked by even some of
her own sons.
Let us turn to some figures illustrative
Of Soul IN achievement in comparison
w great, rich, prosperous, imperial
MOI What do the figures and stats
ties of the United States Commissioner
of Statistics furnish for 1899? l have
nothing later at hand. There were IT,
600. 900 enrolled pupils. This is 211a per
cent of the whole population. The public
schools had enrolled that year 1913. 715
pupils, or 20-47 per cent. of the whole
Il invite particular attention to the sub
joined official table. Examine with care
and then indulge little establishment ii
your like:
Per
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

'Tisn't safe to be day without DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident is go
ing to happen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

Charlotte, n. G., July 4, 1903.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION, RAIL-
EIGH, JULY Z.

On account of the Summer School at
Raleigh the Railroads have granted a rate
Of one fare plus 25 cents for the round
trim. July 6. z. This will enable many
10 attend the Temperance Convention. It
d a most important meeting, and the
friends of temperance should take this
to manifest their interest.
The entire State viii be organized with
a view Cd To enforcing the Watts act.
(2) to establishing prohibition in towns
and cities; (Sl to obtaining more effective
legislation. All friends OF Temperance
invit-s n aASand
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

college builder-that was the work of Rev.
j. w. Stage but the value of the position
and work Of the president during this
crucial period would be hard TO estimate.
Extremely modest in his bearing, he IS so
thoroughly a Christian gentleman and 50
gifted in his executive powers that few
could equal him. He can do the work
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The Presbyterian College.

Charlotte, N. O., Special Correspondence.)
The equipment and facilities Of the col
lege are such as are necessary for the de-
velopment of woman. The standard is
high, the scope Of it liberal and it invites
all of whatever denomination to share its
The college dates back to Colonial
times in its history and amongst its many
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

Whatever lies within the borders Of our
State must be of interest to every true
North Carolinian. At the present moment
keen impulse is felt for broader, more
comprehensive and higher education. Gov
ernor Aycoek's activities on the subject
have met with a cooperation on the part
OF our leading educators that is working
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

Mothers lose their dread for "that ter
rible second summer" when they have
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
in the house. Natures specific for bowei
complaints of every sort.
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buted to the cause of education new
college. 1t is the best in the State. they
think. They have torn down their old
Presbyterian College and have put in it's
place handsome modern structure, its
value being $15o,Ooo, or more.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-05

the man who is president Of the college
at this time, Rev. J. r. Bridges, is a ne
phew Of Mrs. Burwen lie has been at
the helm for four years and has guided
most admirably the transition Of the old
college into the new. He was not the
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of
 Suits and Goats

The value that shows Coats is the superior cloths Things trimmings workmanship attention
 the detail of finish is at ticeable in every garment here SUITS. AWOMENS GRAY HOMEsPUN SUITs-Blouse effect skirt $S98 $50S &WoNIENS BLACK CHEvIOT sUITs-Tight fitting silk
 lined jacket graduated founce skirt regular price $125 AnnuaI Sale Prlce $I9S #WOMENS BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS-In two styles fly front silk lined jacket blouse jacket trimmed with stylish braid regular price $17.5O COATS. AWOMEN'S KERSEY COATS-Gray navy color. velvet collar, turnover cuffs regular price $498 and $598 each Annual Sale Price $350 each tor color satin lined regular price Ss75 $1oOo woMHNs KERssY MONTE CARLO ooATs.satn fss lined inverted pleat black
 
 WOMEN's KERsEY MONTE CARLO COATs-In black castor color satin lined trimmed with stitched self straps #WONIEN's MONTE CARLO CoATs-Black color, lined, regular $15O0 each Annual Sale Price $950 each &WOMEN'S 42INCH KERSEY COATS-Navy color, Prices $165O $75O $195O Price $10es &WOMEN'S BLACK VELVET BLOUSE EFFECT COATS satin lined $15O0 each Annual Sale Price $e98 each WoMEN's BLACK VELVET BLOUSE EFFECT COATS KERSEY COATS-In blue red,
 to 10 regular price $69s $750 each Annual Sale $460 CHILDRnNs CoATs-Made from fine quality Ladies' Cloth fur and braid sizes to regular price $29S each #VANCY STRIPE WOOL wAIsrs-Regular Price s2es each, ALL WOOL FLANNEL WA1sTs-1n red Nile green and regular price $189 and $149 each, Annual Sale Prlce 'Sllo eacn
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual sale of Women's
 House WraDDers

For bright weN not think these can be equaled Tey striking values full of remarkable okferings.
 WOMENS FLANNELETTE HOUSE. WRAPPERS-Paterns in black and Elite and pretty blue figured trimmed three shoulder, regular 9Sc each 4 WOMEN'S EfANNELETTE WRAPPERS-Bue ground in }strpes o designs blue and ack bands founce skirt regular price S125 WoMEN'Si FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS-Blue grounds neat stripe effect trimmed with braid suitable for large regular price S8c
 
 YWOMENS FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS-In stripes trimmed with black and white embroidery rufed shoulder skirt Sale Price S9c WOMENS EXTRA HEAVY FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS figures trimmed with velvet ribbon founce skirt regular price $198 each Annual Sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of Laces, Ham
 burgs, Ribbons, Etc.

This section will prompt claim atten on the following FIVE SPECIAL LOTS for this LOT 1-TORCHON LACEs INsERTIONs-one to three inches wide regular price 5c and 6c yard Annual Sale rrce oc Safo LOT 2-TORCION LACES INSERTTONS-One and half three inches wide regular price 7c and Sc yard a INSERTIONS-Two inches wide regular price Sc yard, Annual 4-HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INSERTIONS Regular price yard Annual Sale Price yard LOT 5-HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INsERTIONs-Two to, inches wde regular price 12c to 15c yard Annual 
 HEMSTITCHHD ALLOVER TUCKING-Regular price 49c
  HEMSTITCHED ALLOVER TUCKING-Regular yard Annual Sale Price 5Sc LINEN COLOR ALLovER LACE-Regular price yard LINEN COLOR ALLOvER SILK LACE-Regular price 9sc yard Annual Sale Price 59c BLACK SILK NECK RUFFs-Regular price $4.5o S5z0 each NO. 40 DOUBLE FACE LIBERTY SATIN R1BBoNs-n black white and full line of colors regular
  40 TAFFETA. .RIBBONs-In black white and coors regular price 121ac yard Annual Sale Price
 COLLARS. ..: Fermer Price 69c 75c S225 $4.50 Annual sale Frce 49c Sl65 $29S
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
GrieVe, BiSSet & Holland
Annual Sale of
 Notions and SmaIlwareG

the magnet for the Notion Dessmakers and all thrifty buyers will profit by reading item carefully. BRUSH BRAID-Black and coors regular price HUMP HOOK EYE-Back only regular price 200 a dog Price, 10c CAsING-BIack white, regular price 12c Annual 100 YARD SPOOL s1LK-Annua Sale Price spool
 ADJUSTABLE DRESS SHIELDS regular price Annual Sale Price 12c pair regular price 19c pair Annual Sale Price 15c apar 5-YARD BLACK VELVETEHN BINDINGS-Reguar price Annual Sale Price 1212c bunch regular price Annual Sale 2oo-YARD WHITE SPOOL ooTToN-on1y forty dozen the Annual Sale Price 15c BLACK LINEN THREAD-Regular price 5c spool, Annual BLACK DARN1NG CorToN-Reguar price 1c card Annual sizes, regular COLLAR BUTTONs-Regular price dozen, 1NDEsTRUCT1BLE TOILET PINs-Biack coral white and turquoise regular Sale Price PINS-Regular price 1Oc Annual Sale ENGLISH PIN BooKs-Assorted white reg ular price 5c Annual Sale Price 31ac WONIENs FANCY HOSE SUPPORTERS Regular price 25c
 Annual Sale Price PINs-seconds), regular price 1oc dozen An SIDE COMES AND BACK ooMBs-Regular price 1oc, SIDE coBs Sof %ND BACK ooMBReeuar price i5c An woMENs FANCY BELTs-A lots regular price 25c woMENs BELTReguar price 4ec Sale Price each PILLOW TOPs-A variety subjects styles,
 
 PILLOW ToPs-our
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of White Goods

the lovely creations be offered during this at amazingly low prices that will look into future this nne LOT AT 141ac A YARD-Consss of fine stripe Madras
 Heavy Cheviots stripes
 figures all other white Novelties
 been selling for 19c 21c 25c yard, Annual Sale
 Price .14ac LOT of Piques
 in plain Marseiles designs selling 39c Annual 22c YARD-Consists
 all in Fancy Mercezed stripes regular price 33c
 39c FINE NAINSOOK REMNANTS-36 wide;
 pieces for 25c Annual FINE 4OINCH LAWN REMNANTS-SeI piece
 17c yard Annual Sale I24-lNCH FIGURED SATIN DAMASK-Reguar
 59c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of
 Mems Furnishings

durability and economy fascnatngy entwned in Mems Department aim garments Mems will continual such prices the following to completely replensh wardrobe during this sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of Women'sr
 HandkerCl1iefS

WOMENS PLAIN WHITE ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS- Regular price 10c, Annual Sale
 
 lWOMENS PLAIN .HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS- Regular price 1215c, Annual Sale WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS-Plain white, coored border embroidered Annual Sale Price 31ac each WOMENS ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS- -SLghhx scaoped hemsitched embroidered, lSc each WOMENS ALL LINEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Scalloped hemstitched embroidered, price Annual Sale Frlce DOC each WOMENS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS-Emb scaloped edge henstched embroidered regular price Annual Sale Price
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of Colored Skirts

WOMENS BLACK MERCERIZED SKIRTs-In two differ
  WOMENS BLACK MERCERIZED SATINE SKIRTS-Accor- pleated regular $1 19  WOMENS BLACK MERCERIZED SATINE SKIRTS-Fine quality styles, regular $225
  THE QUALITY HIGHLY MERCERIZED SATINE sKIRTsTrimmed with ruf1es and accordion peated, 
 WONIEN'S COLORED SILK PETTICOATS-Regul price
  regular prices $65O $79s INFANTS OUTING FLANNEL sACQUEs- pink and blue, Annual OUTING FLANNEL sACQUES-Best quality out regular price 25c each Annual Sale Price Ire
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of Wonen's and Children's Hosiery { Underwear


 the word. prces WOMENs EXTRA HEAVY BLACK COTTON HOsE-Fast black double heel and toe regular price 12c pair Annual black high sped regular price pair, Annual Sale Price 19c pair WONfENS FINE GAUGE BLACK COTTON HOsH-Fast full fashioned double soe high splced heel price 49c a pa1r Annual Sale Price 29c a pair WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE-(Outszes, double high plced regular Annual Sale Price 29c MISSES FAST BLACK COTTON HosE-whte soles, price 25c pair Annual Sale Price BOYS BLACK COTTON HOSE RIB-Extra value at
 UNDERWEAR.
 CHILDRENS RIBBED FLEECED VESTS PANTS Regular 121ac each Annual Sale Price Sc SMALL MISSES GRAY FLEECED VESTS AND PANTSSizes 3O 32, 34 ony regular price 2Sc Bic, WoMENs WHITE OR GRAY WINTER WEIGHT VESTS WoMENs WHITE OR GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS woN1EN's WHITE OR WOOL PANTS Annual Sale Price 79c WOMENS WHITE OR GRAY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS Regular price $139 each Annual Sale Price 98c CHILDRENS FLEECE LINED SLEEPING GARMENTS Regular Price 49c Annual Sale Price 39c each
 CLOVES
 CHILDREN's CASHMERE GLOvES-Red, brown navy Annual Sale Price 12c price 25c pair Annual Sale Price l9c wOMENs TWO-CLAsP KID GLOvEs-Excellent value, regular Annual Sale Price pair
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of
Wornen's Uml
GRIEVE, BISSET & HOLLAND

ocrenhy
 
 
  handle our should  nahnuyb in anat ncrredo out t letter in every In ncomng o e dym ewtih 1waysh n,adA as low as cIN Ac1C
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21
Annual Sale of Muslin
 Underwear and Corsets

piece Underwear what We buy only such goods we know are made under the most s League which is the insignia Shop goods Dominates in this department
 CORSET COvERs-High neck regular price 1oc, An CORSET oovERs-rrinmed embroidery regular price coRsEr COVERS NEcK-rrmmed with handsome em eN~N DORSET 5asFy on sssfE pe u SQUARE oR S @ each med with embroidery regular price 25c, Annual Sale pINS Tfss NArNsooK OR oAMBR1o CORSET COVERS Trimmed with embroidery lace and ribbon regular price
 DRAWERS.
 woMENs DRAWERs-Made from good good quality 1a muslin, woMRNs a rs uMBRnIA DRAWERS runae with wonEs o 'sSal pRAWnRs WEI muslin R sse pair stitched tucked rufe regular price ssc pair woMHMs oaMBRTo DRAWERs.Iawn rfae lace trimmed p' regular price 45c Annual Sale Price s5c stitched pleats regular price pair MUSLIN DRAwnRswth deep hem and tucks, Annual Sale Price e..................sc pair
 NIGHT GOWNS woMEN's MUSLIN GoWNs-Pan or pieated yoke, Annual woMEEg MUSLIN owNv neck or Empire style tucked eac0 pleaed yoke regular
 oHg o % s fmmes with with Point Paris and insertion regular price esc wo1Ss quality 1SS nigh s@s' DRENs MUSLIN aowNs-rucked yoke regular price eAe MWHITE CAMBRIC SKIRTS-Deep lawn ruf6e with stitched pleats regular price 98c each Annual Il 79c each
 WHITE SKIRTS
 yVFIITE CAMRRIC SKIRTS-Trimmed witt de Paris three of insertion trimmed with and tucks regular $14S each HITE CAMBRo SKIRTS with deep embroidery & founce nd price $2.25 # Price $159 each CORSETS DRAB CORSETS-Regular price 49c soH F wrn Ff price $ioo pa pair
 
 z Annual Sale of Toilet Articles probability you'll find something in this list you consider what you've been paying for these ar will persuasive than statement could
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-21

all in Fancy Mercerzed stripes regular price 33c NTSsooK inches wide sell from the 'Af0 the e 'a' SATIN HuoK s ssS los yara Annual Sale of
 Mems Furnishings Department We aim o6 you only such s " ss % s saa to completely repenish wardrobe during this sale
 TENS UNDERWEAR MEMS NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-Good quality wool garment Annual MEMS WHITE wool SHIRTS AND DRAwnRs1negsnt @ snsn' ly finished garments leader, ALL wool wHrrn SHIRTS AND DRAwnns-The f'en' best $1 50 garment made from Australian and wReHs 1sf na'shfa % sas Rs very pepo.r nen sold the country over for s1oo Annual Sale Price ROOTS TIvoI fine natural Wool garment ss sas
 pes SHE e MRas HEAVY TInnonp LINED sa5mnt fasss @ rs aas ss aas en eas ses sy e d m and A se lined, drawers seat the blue ecru
 Rf aon1s ss als s $15o Sale Price $11S All Loo Garments Sale Price long md full neat stripe effects regular price 76c each Annual Sale MEMS STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS price 4sc Annual MEMS WORKING SHIRTS Our entire line of these in mdras Ghsvo sstine and Outing Flannel yn MEMS MADRAS NnaIianE sRrsi good patterns sc in sa'n They're soc Shirts and extra soc values, Annual Sale from strong Percae is and
 e ssS2 aSs Sas ps,sy !ss '''n ton Drill in black ground with white stripes, Annual Sale
 
 sss 5a s f@ saa ful price 5sc THE POPULAR FRSsr6Ss HHss BSsTHsPHHs
 
 MEMS aRss H4FF do44os HALF and pe f6s MEMS MIXED HAGr R1i fs s'' Re a rss a Dss aS '' black with white feet regular 25c par Annual zss f5ss FINE pair from the finest Maco Cotton double sole o high pced heel ar u ss ea oft M p s o ees s a a I Faes COTTON aan pan good cold weaheF regular price MEMS WOOL HALFHosE-Baek, gray and camers hair EANc7 HALT HOSE soc - Sas ffiS MEMS COLLARS AND CUFFS pa'' 200 DOZEN PLY AND C5 the poke and turn down. regular price 12c collars Collars Sc each, $1oo a dozen MHNs RuBBnR price each Annual
 NECKWEAR TIES-Made rom silks, light colors  no DOZEN MEMS REVERSIBLE FOUR-INHAND TIES regular price other things the that clearing things the will be sold during Clearing Sale Week Reduced Prices. Annual Sale of Colored Skirts regular price 9sc each Annual Sale Price sc each WOMENS BLACK MERCERIZED SATINE SKIRTS-Accor peated and corded ru regular price $119 each  WOMENs BLACK NIERCERIZED sATINE SKIRTS-Fine quality saine three styles regular $225 each Annual QUALITY MERCERIZED SATINE SKIRTS-Trmmed with ruf1es accordion Sale Price COLORED TAFFETA PETTICOATS-Extra quality