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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
CAPITOL IN HONEY.
Ono Of CoIorado's Exhibits at the 81.
Louis World,a Fair.

VUo VI NOIoTduoo y CNTlipito az hH0 0ke
Louis Worlds Fair.
A miniature fac simile of the state
,apitol building, "a feet in height ana
he other dimensions In proportion.
constructed of honey, OF which over
:wo tons will be used, is the latest
plan of the worlds fair commission
ers to advertise the resources Of Col
,rado. This state will produce over
1000 tons of honey this winter, and
lext spring and so tons of that has
already been promised to the worlds
,air committee for exhibition at St
Louis. Colorado Is noted for the quad
ty and quantity of her honey, and IL
g estimated that she furnishes nearly
me.quarter of all used in the United
States. At every exposition since the
Chicago fair Colorado honey has car.
ded off all the prizes. The matter was
taken up at the meeting Of the auxil-
larry agricultural board yesterday after
noon and thoroughly gone into. All Of
he members were enthusiastic over
The plan, and Commission in Chief
Paul Wilson was instructed to go
lhead and arrange the details for pre-
pairing the miniature building as soon
Ms possible. The State Agricultural
College of Fort Collins will have
charge of the irrigating farm of 40
acres that Colorado will use, and the
students will show model farm in
operation, growing all kinds OF agri-
cultural products
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
ARMENlANs ARE LOYAL.
Missionaries RepudIate Statement that
They Fired American College.

Missionaries Repudlate Statement that
They Fired American College.
H. Michaelyan, Of Pittaburg, Pa.
vrite concerning q recent statement
referring to the attempt alleged to
have been made to burn the Euphrates
College In Harput, Armenia, in which
It was said that Harput has always
been turbulent place, and the Ar
menians could easily be persuaded to
further the ends Of the enemies Of
Turkey by attacking the American in
terests at that place; also that there
ls not much doubt the Armenians fred
The college for the sole purpose Of
making trouble for the Turkish govern
ment. On reading this Mr.. Michaelyan
wrote to the American Board Of Com
missioners for Foregn Missions, Bos-
ton, which more than any other au-
thority in the United States would be
In position to know, to ask II there
was any ground for statement OF
this kind. In reply he has received q
letter saying: I'VE have never heard
such report, or even heard 1t sug-
gested on the part OF missionaries or
others, that the Armenians had any
thing to do with the burning of the col
lego buildings or any sympathy with It,.
We have never had such thought
They have always been loyal to us.
with very few exceptions, and we ap-
preciate It,"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
Tho Tacoma Seattle Dispute.

1t is reported that the courts will
have an opportunity to decide whether
Tacoma or Rainer is the proper name
for Washington's famous mountain.
An advertising solicitor, who must
have been woefully ignorant of the
local interest in the name of the noun.
tain, attempted to collect pay for an
advertisement of Tacoma man, while
his pamphlet captioned the mountain
as Mount Rainier. He now realizes
his mistake, but can be comforted by
the thought that he might have cap.
toned 1t Mount Tacoma and attempted
to collect the bills for his Seattle ad
vertisements. The result Of such an
error is appalling to imagine. The ad-
vertising man may win out on his
suit, but the verdict will not change
the name Of the mountain, so far as
It Is used by the Tacoma people,
Portland Oregonian.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
labor WORLD.

Over 1T5,0O0 persons are employed in
making cigars In Germany.
The Brewery wor.:ers Association
has a membership OF $4,000 members.
Stationary engineers are advocating
a movement toward the establishment
OF sick benefit fund.
Public school teachers at Toronto.
Can, are talking of forming n union
for the purpose Of improving wages.
Eight thousand men employed on the
river front at New Orleans, Ln.. were
recently locked out by the steamship
companies.
The ordinary mans wages in racto-
ries In Germany nre from ten to twelve
and one-half cents an hour. or from 81
to S1.25 for ten hours work
City letter carriers at Omaha and
rural free delivery carriers throughout
Nebraska are preparing TO make n
strong fight for increase in compensa-
tion, based on the cost of living.
A plan has been suggested In Eng
land for the erection of ganatoriuIr
fer the reception of tuberculosis pa
tients on terms that would be within
the means Of the working classes.
San Francisco, Cal, Street Car Mems
Union has determined TO take care OF
its own sick and injured members. A
fund has been established and 5000
per month will be added through o
fifty-cent monthly assessment.
1'he Brotherhood of Painters, Decor
ators and Paperhangers has shown the
most phenomenal growth in the past
eighteen months, 49I new unions hav-
ing been chartered and $4,000 men
added to the ranks. The membership
is now nearly 10000.
According to the Labor Commits
sioncr Of Michigan. there has been an
Increase In the membership of trade
unions In the past year of over 400
per cent. Wages have been increased
over fourteen cents day, and forty
per cent. of the unions have shortened
the hours Of work.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
The Lorenz Method.

Conservatism in using the Lorcnz
method is at the present time most ad-
visable by American surgeons. There
has been created such an alarming in
terest in the operation by the news
papers that there is danger that opera
tlcns may be undertaken by the un-
skilled and the procedure be brought
into disrepute. The conditions that
limit the choice of cases fit for the
operation should be most carefully
studied. 1t cannot be forgotten that
even in the hands of one so expert
enced and successful as Lorenz him
self only about one-half the operations
are successful. 1t is, moreover, the
opinion of some thoughtful men that
the operation with the knife may final
ly prove preferable, even in patients of
six years and less. 1t is also TO be
remembered that the primary success
In getting the head of the femur into
Its socket still leaves the greater part
of the work, and often the most diff
cult, to be carried out in the long and
delicate manipulatlons and care re-
quired after the cast Is removed. What
ever method may finally gain prece-
dence in practice, nothing but harm
can result from haste and recklessness
on our part in undertaking operations
in ill-advised cases. If to this should
be added the misfortune of poor
operation, an over-revulsion will fol-
low, and progress will more than ever
be sadly delayed.-American Medicine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
HousEmAIp's KNEE.


Housemaids knee is painful dis
order and one very difficult to cure. 1t
Is huge and sore swelling OF the
knee joint; 1t attacks the housemaid
only, and 1t is due to this young wom-
ans protracted kneeling upon hard
floors while she scrubs.
In no country but England is the dis
ease to be found. There in great
numbers, llmping housemalds, victims
Of housemalds knee. hobble 90 and fro.
A surgeon explained yesterday why 1t
Is that only English housemaids get
housemaid's knee.
"The English" said the surgeon,
"are unprogressive. They won't adopt
new ideas. In every country there is
n class Of women, called housemaids
technically, who do nothing but scrub
floors. BY scrubbing floors they make
their living.
Take the American housemaid
How does she scrub floors? With q
long-handled brush. standing erect,
How does the German housemaid
scrub floors? With n long stick to
which a scrub-cloth Is affixed. She,
too, scrubs standing erect.
How does the French maid scrub
floors? Why. with a Toothbrush never
kneeling for an instant.
But the English housemaid, kneelng
in the old-fashioned way, scrubs with
n handleless scrubbing brush. the same
as she did 100 years ago. Hence she
is only too prone TO limp about hei
work victim of housemaid's knee
the English servants bane."
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
White colonists of Great Britain.

The figures representing the white
population of Great Britains colonies
will surprise many persons. The i'm
portant ones are Canada 5000;
Australia. $3.50, 1000; South Africa,
$4,000; New Zealand, $4,000. which
make a total of 11,075,000 persons.
Thore are, however. says the London
Times. 10000 white persons now go
ing to the colonies to settle each
month as a. result OF hard times in
En0land
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
Use OF snunr in United States.

The aggregate weight OF snuff con.
sumed in the United States for one
year is 10000 900 pounds. Snuff thk-
Ing is increasing In this csnntry at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
An Income From CareIessness.

The income Of the British Postoftice
from money In envelopes having no or
insufficient address is $4,000 or $35. 900
4 day.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23

A perfectly satisfactory artificial
gutta-percha is being made in England
under the Gentzsch patents.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
GUESSING.

Oh Hfe m a blessing He takes chances 0 instructors
o When
From the cradle the tomb And especially
this world and fill mind with
On the parents that he Ere got
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23

@lP!s}S s,
STIRRING INCIDENT IN MOROCCO

EEKERS after adventure
need go no further than
Morocco for stirring Incl
dent. Let them merely be
captured by the tribesmen
who are I'm revolt against
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addressed them as X they were other man
gentlemen, all being prominent IN society,
no,itics or In the business world. pet many
Of them are quite familiar With pusillsts
and the taverl.ss OF thai class /, !, .
and the large room where the ring was
made was given In the press. as also the
fe,aila Of the fftsen rounds Of brutal
punching and pounding ~ when me
faces Of The comhatants were dshgured
almost beyound rscognltlon. their brutal
blood snylng In every direction. bespatter..
ing, It Ia said. the shirt fronts OF some of
the mors enthusiastic spectators who
were too near this rng,
Among the more enthusiastic Gf these
were members OF ihs Supreme Court of
two States OF the Union.
Comment Is unnecessary, when ono COM
| templates Inc seriousness OF their calling.
! 1t " little wander that professional, thugs,
| gamblers and prizs fighters became law
| breakers. when the Justices OF such hist.
eoYfts condescend 10 lend their presence
4 70 lsuch brutal contests. BY what apthor-
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born Virlejchild who has only to ,hrea. ne
and frollc TO keep in health, Eut yo ,.l
can do II, II you viii practice deep breath.
Ing, and learn what no t to cat saa drink,
and insist upon your right 70 all a ne
healthyand vigor Of the universe. ~ \.
There is no evil power, no evil Inherit
ance. no cruel environment which can =
hinder or cireumyent q strong ana ae-
termined soul. seeking for heal II, n use
fitness, truth and success, 33 Y. !. !.
q Keep that fact well In mind, and Ave
to II. no matter VIVA 1.-THE whole Wot Is
may say to the contrary. ii ~. ". ,.s !.
e Fear nothing, You are e part q ! he
splendid universe, and you are here ?, 70
set the best out Of this phase of re,
and 10 make the world q better place for
others 10 live In. taf 4 I'M Il . \,
he well and strong, because SEX ess
is disagreea BILE for yourself al nd Y. ct hers.
u repeat, health Ia the SIMPLEST thing ~
lief you brea the ca and i hsrk prop. !,
erly. IT requires no aid Of any 9one.s z
You will be faithful In these three tl'ngs.
sf Be indpstri GUS. D. Il 4. Z. s.
u You vera put on earth yto so Sye9s shatA
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4 ,rhs spectacle recently presented at a
private club ct Westhufy, l. l., IN a
tnsy1lls,ic comics, between the represent
atiycs OF the Boston and the New York
smart set was most dIsgraeefui II tho
reports Of the AFFAIR can be relied upon
81 Ii seems that for the want Of someth'ng
~ are edifylng with which to employ the
supsrapops tins Of these gentlemen o.
5ie,surs. they ssch chose lheir champions
ard arranged for the cnntsst. sending IN
ADVANCE 10 the feld tnsir respective far
yor1tss ard their contingent Of trainers.
timers and attendants, al
frhs New Yark Managers met their Bos-
\ ten ggests and entertained them AZ an
cisborats dinner Of the Ws'dortrAstor, h,
atTwhlch dinner this Wines wsrs Of ihe
t,es1 ma 6wers in abundenca. After feast
M and drinking Until they we're IN
4 marry reaed. they Prpesedsa 70 .ake ~, ~
train 10 Westbnry, Nhera the real entsr
s;tainmen, was 10 take place. Is
B' They psre pllstn evening dress and '#oult
Il AYE been paostaI.y ofsnded Ald any on'
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Diversions OF the Smart Set q nes,sagtv LOGAN

3ity are thsy allowed toiauSnd such 3exn'-
billions. gotten UP for the amusement and
ediac.tion OF society gentlemen. u prize
fights are unlawful l
How is It that Judges OF the Supreme
Court can countenanae eySn as guests
what they know to be unlaWfulY one
would hardly like to risk an lmportanl
case In the hands OF q judge who has par ar
'tcipatsd In the usual dsmohbtratlnns fol-
loving bout OF this character,
New York and MasgsehuSa,,s, with the
splendid record Of able jhrlsts to their
credit. must feel ashamed O men who
would thus disgrace tiegaselves, There
WAS d time n Ahis Fcpuntry whom the
courts, a, least. we're above rerroaet,
and one would think lha, with the ad'
yaneemsnt OF tho times there would he
pride enough among SIS Mr'sts e lIer
them from bringing shame upon their
positions and from compromising them,
selves. IL 5sss.3s ~, Z,
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a Whole hisleWay
of Little Help.

That help wonderfully at such
prices.
S.# 80 g.oss best SC. Hooks and Eyes.
All sizes far 2Hsc. dozen; "a ones
are lc. card.
Best 25c Horseshoe Hair Pins for
4 l5c.; l5e. 4 ones are De- a..S5, II %.
Fancy Ruf'le Side Supporters. al
colors at lOc. pair.
400 gros. peaFl Buttons Vt q lo0. ones
SC. kind are 2hc., Sc. Kind are
I've. dozen. Il ~ ii !.
i inch vide Garter Elastic, all col
ors, special price lis &c. yard.
63s Alercerized Embroidered Cotton, all
h shades, alway i 6c,,8 for Sc. spool.
a,ooo skeins Beldings Bros. En-
broidery Silk, sold everywhere at &C.
for &C, sEein. q.
333t9a 900 yards Dressmaker's Lining
"A Cambria, all colors, including black
q at 3%c, yard. X 8 4 4
S#l Black and Ill 5colors OF Percalines,
the usual l5c. to 1920, quality for
l0c, yard. '.s-ts 4. y. 81
Black and colored Near. Silks, we'll
worth l5o. to lie. yard for 0c yard.
Black and Colored Double Fold {
Mercerized Satteen Innings best ESQ
quality, for lbc. yard. !, <. q
Gray Moire Peroaline, well worth
zoe. yard. for z Nc yard.
Black 4Mercerized Sntteen Innings,
best 900. and 800 quality for 100.
yard.
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class And so much pleasure In lndullg'ns
in dissipation 81 the worst form. Men n
and women have prsdil Elections that are
sineamprohenslble. Trey have become
sgtlatsd with all legitimate aInusements'
and seem to enjoy only the abooed dls
varsinna. why men, calling themselves
gentlemen. can cntoy seeing other men
enter r,ug and punch ard pound eash
other until they are In no sense tns
image Of the great Creator, N whose
likeness they are supposed to have beer
made, is beyond ones com preAerns y. z .
II is 50 barharous and cruel that one feels
that ali Of the sayagery has not peen
eliminated from the Eraoa that g calico
civilized 5EBi ~ n KS
wa read With hprrar Of the Romans
furnishing an,ussn,arts for the people oS
Elsd,a,orial entertainments and Of. the
Shameless bull nights OF Spain arg o.
other spansh countries. We knew tllat
tie effect upon tho people, whe are per
,Histed 70 iadulss IN such things. mas
been very demoral!alnss but not t,ore 90
TO cultivated minds thaa y orr hss 9la y
| prize,6KhtlnS. n lI3 *
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Of work, 3 and idle SIS Is Sin, Do soHlo,
thlng, even II you cannot lat once do the
work YOU prefer; and ALT time assert
that your right enlployment5is coming to
you, twill come,
Be happy LOok FER something to he
thankful and glad over each day and
you will And It. Consider each disap-,
4poin tnlent and trouble as so much expo
srience, and as 2 temporary lesson set Tor
you to learn. 4E5 IN. 3ge ~
b When II seems ipsuPportahle, as tbesi,
things do at first, SO alone by yourself
and tsit down and take a few deep inha-
ia Lions 4 and say, u am breathing IN the
Sbeneflt and strength and wisdom watch
this experience was meant to hestowy
upon me- "a ter nye minutes Of this
thought and practice. you will 70 tortH
Will, ,calplness and new strength 10 facf
the world Cnst out every bitter. and
$resentful thought. Nothing ofeany worth
Z can be achieved by you In. any line whs N
your IN tai forces are yltIatsd w png0yi
$leyfng pf haired n 4, " ,lss
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Silk rongee Waists, yoke effect,
SHRED front. large buttons, very
x effective, for $3.50. Ri NJ Il 4
t Attractive China Silk Waists n LIST
embroidered front or lace trimmed,
various designs, black Or white, ior
II $685.. n (. 81 4
Hundred, Of China silk Waists,
hemstitched and tailor fashioned,
4 stylish and effective, al stzes, s for
h $2,45. u; n
LADIES' MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS.
made with tucked Jokes, c 4al, brio
r1,fTle, full sizes, 29c.
81 Trimmed Muslin Gowns, high o.
! low neck, $50. Il u Ii q
0s .The usual best CSC. Gowns are
4 here In abundance, priced 49,
Gowns for 73o., tho usual ,,t,l best
a5'' Drawers, made with deep UNI.
1 brslla cambria ruTle, tucked, Tor
z csc. ri. ~ ..a Z ~ ri . q,
" FL dozen Cambria Underskirts,
with deep umbrella fiounce Of =
rows lace insertion and deep lace lace
4 edge, zoe. III s3 n
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Enr'y Sale 81
/ Knit UnderWear.i

Ladies' Bleachcd Ribbed Vests,
tapped and full trimmed, loo. gar.
ments, special, 4 for 25c.
f33 Department IN Basement
Extra Elastic Gauze, ribbed pref
! tily trimmed vests, in various aorts
and styles. 3l2Mc. 81 "a
Sleeveless Vests or Corset Gov.
ers, lace trimmed, l5e,
Gauza Ribbed Hfgh,Neck, Long
Sleeve Vests, Ill si7cs, 100. n
Childrens Nazareth Ribbed Draw
ers Bodies or Waists for l0c,
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Sale ofRveil,'Iiin1ss8
andGChiffons.

10 pieces lsiacx Fish Net Veil.
,hEs with dots, imported ftes sol g
8at &c. yard, sale at isol var yard \ !.
gStVhlte Maiine Net. 30 tr,.ieh
used tor Hats tor u i.2c. yard !.
Is places Hand Etnb ciaered
svellings. all coiors. best t't 500 boa.
quality Tor s5c. ynrd.
"a; Hand some Ready-Madt
veiis. sold s.2o, ts.a and s27s.
choice for lies. FISH,
az n pieces White and Black
gchitfons. the regular soc. Quail
Z ". viii 10 SOLD for $40. a yard M
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syi5oaF;re!.se!!.a.


with ths putehass o q TIRES three
dpti4rs ii, tneto chan dise q n. THE [,asl'I
COHEN CO.'S STORE y ( THE - q
card when " punched Tor thu thu
amount Ok your purchases VII
sntitis YOU dozen J e \ A I4'l''-'
typs Cabinet PhotoGraphs3 a the,
ri.rTE!sTuDIoa so7 East Broa q
Street ths price of { Y - =. y, e
u Tho card viii Be ll'' cce 'pl's''s,
\ Is S1.to part payment for 4 my ( !,
work; 10 Inc amount OF - OK over
5At.he BLlT'B sT y Die. ASK .'IIs
salespeople for the card. /,
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You'll
$SnApUp These Linens.
SUCCESS.

Dress Linens all!4off their,
value track. Table Linens and
towels 1t most retn ll'tl rka adj :.
prices. 4, ~
wit. Linen Duck suitibs, full /
yard vida, Irish make, to = } sold
for $50. n u.
Linen shesting for shirt waists and y
suits, exquisite sl.2b quality, grass |
4 bleachcd, full S21s yards vide, SOFT
50nisl,ed, to DO sotd for $50. / N .3iss
81; Linen Lawn, manufactured In Ire ]
f$Innd to have been sold for 800! 2
purchase Of the entire lot makes max me
price ESQ. !. Il !.
/. full bleached and regular 500. 9 u ss-
#io Com pars Til, whits 42.lneh Linen
IN soft finish with my you can buy
4 In town Ut 75c., our price IS a.44o. 4
35 SlIenyyi Linen Shifting or suiting,s
the best quality ever sold Tor to,c.,g
full bleached, will wear liie - time Is
y; for 800 Isl M Z. !. Y. I 4
p5c. Brown Linen suitings, 80 inch.
g wide, price TO DO log.
Fancy Striped and Solid Colored
Linens, newest things Of the sea son,
z Sale sa 81 Table Linen, Tbs .lways
4 $50. Linen Damasks. for POO
5l Our regular 75c. quality for 800
s.. ne best Table Linenyin5 hand
/ some damasls, new open design that
y sells for sl.45 where, special
Napkins to- match, worth s3.25,
\ for $3.50 a dozen. !. sl3
go dozen full size Dinner Dime Nap
kins, regular sl.35 grade, per dozen t''''lo5
i2o dozen 81 apl:inls, viii in y sold l|5
500 dozen Linen &Huclt Towels, va re-
riounas sorts and kinds, usual 49, &c.
K Towel. 5your pick for %. s Il;
Soft Bleached Towclling, pure
white, for 6c. .,,.5 n Y, 3,
\ DIVA Siot ~ Barnslcy Crash lowell 4
4 fnr.Sl4c. grad & for i &c.
1900 yards Of Bleached Table aDaT.
mask so inches wide. cotton m nnfl
ccrized for Sc.
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9 oh ems
~ Cotton Wv cnders.

S9
Wonders they are. The new
est and pref fabrics at out
5o,f-senson prices. Sold on first; first
floor.
5s Heavy Bourstte Canvas Cloth,
sold for 1920. BY everybody lls5
the city. price 9 so. 55gf
,7o05yardsE Finest Dotted Muslin,
seed dot, in black only, best 3i SIC.
grade ever sold, Mondays price J 90.
Figured N1ercerized Double.tVidlth
Wasting, tie identical goods sold
for 45c, Mondays price starts .aIs ct! 81 !
4 25o. VI III "A N li
i * The widest and finest Madras thnt !
yo, have bought this season for 2Oo.i N
white grounds with every variety o.
figures md colors, per gard l2Mo., ,
"Donlbqy Silk" 20 inches wide,.
tiny polka dots for shirt waists. 8
dresses, etc. for 35c. !. K
Finest Imported Bntiste that sells
for lDc. beautiful printing, special 4
price ~ ~. s& U.S. \. 81 ~ M.
T l75 pieces 81 Silk Nfercerize'l Gre s1'' II.
adines, tie newest 50c, fabric pro.
diced, solid .colors and various combt.
nations; most ylish imported fabric
{ Of tie season TO BIO sold per yard 2lo.
Polka Dot and Solid Colors IN
h hcnvyN Duck for dresses or skirts, the 4
same always l2,Ac., for loc.t
The finest Imported Zephyr Cham
brays that nrs sold for go, are
u 1916. NJ S5a { Il! 55
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tion1s and Edges. liz. 70 s 2oc value value, Il
3 Ths usual loc and sle lac. best st,y -
Point de Paris and Duchess Laces' Il
.Iyile black SILK Lace Gallons q
4 the medallion and serpentlne designs, /,
$l2lkc: TO go. ores = !yitrd. 20.
S Real Cluny and Antique III Laees, Y, Z 4
z nun, ber s i. new mes y wide straight q
Insertions 25c. yard and up 70 e, SO.
&#gVenise Lace (adlools in the NEE
dn1ions ana motifs OF the straight \
insertions. white, ecrua and Arab,
sperinl2s values n yard &c. and 81 -
Several hundred pieces N Cambria 4
Embroideries, wide SNOWY designs, q
per yard. 80. NJ ss
sc. lOc. and sl2tac.g Embroidery ms
! scrtions and Ribbon B;'eaadings. per
a Vida Embroidery skirtings, snowy
open designs for ~
THE finest, dnintiesta Swiss and
Wash Chiffon Emhroideries, usual
cost a5c. 70 5oc PEI; yard : lec. and \
$50. . ':33 " 4