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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29

kidney, bladder and uric acid Diseases.
poor digestion. being obliged 20 pass
your water frequently night and day,
srnarting or irritation IN passing, brick
dust or sediment IN tho urine. headache.
baclxache. lame back. dizxiness. leep-
lessness. nervousness. heart disturbance
due to bad kidney trouble. skin srup-
tions from bad blood. neuralgia, rheu-
matian, dfabeteA bloattng. irritabilfty,
wornout feeling lack Of ambition. loss
of flesh. sallow complexion. OF Brights
disease
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undisturbed IN glass or a bottle for
twenty -four hours forms a sediment or
settling or has a cloudy appearance, Il Is
evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need immediate attention
Swamp Root Is the great discovery OF
Dr. Kilmer. the eminent kidney and blad-
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patients and use it In their own families.
because they recognize IN Swamp Root
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
20 2 MKINLEY TEAM.
Stringss
BUD OF HOPE.
AT RANDALL SQUARE.

In a series OF special events on the Ran
dali Square alleys last evening the Elm
wood letter Carriers won a warmly con-
tested series OF games from the @. p. q.
carriers. The first game was tie but the
former won out in the extra rolling. The
last game was also very close for only
one pin separated the two teams Camp
bell was the best man for the evening
Summary,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
RUECKERT"s
DUCKERTs s
AT THE HOPE.

In a series OF special events on the Hope
alleys last evening Webster met the team
from Crompton and Knowles and won the
first two games. The second game was
the best OF the three for only two pins
sepsSated the scores. Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
NO. 6 TEAM.
.T TIIE CROWN.

In the tournament on the Crown alleys
last evening Morgan's men won three
straight games from the Outlet players.
The second game was the closest event.
Sacker beat Morgan for the first place by
six pins the latter player scoring 2fS,
Summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
Activity on Local Bowling Alleys In
CreaSeS as Season WaneS.
Racing Season Opens at Memphis With
Little Scout Winning.

swift's rollers met those of shultz's
team last evening on the Music Hall al
leys and took the first and third OF the
games played. McQuiston was the high
man foi the evening. with 305 pins and
q single OF III. Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
HOSPITAL CORPS.
AT POTTER AVENUE.

AT POTTER AVENUE
In the tournament on the Potter avenue
alleys last evening the No. Mckinley
team won the first two events from the
Bud OF Hope aggregation. Cavanaugh was
the best man for the evening at 2ss pins
Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
NORGAN'S.
CROWN SPECIAL.

CROWN SPECIAL
In n series Of special events on the
Crown alleys last evening the Naval Re
serves won the alternate events from the
Hospital Corps team All the events were
decided by wide margins except the mid
die one. O'Brien was the best man for the
series at $50 pins. summary:
NAVAL. RESERVE NO T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
NO. 1 MKINLEY.
BUD OF HOPE
OTHER GAMES.

On the same alleys last evening In a
second series OF games the No. team OF
the Mckinley rollers met the Bud OF Hope
aggregation and won the alternate events.
Evans was the best man for the evening
at 2i3 pins. Summary:
No . M'ISTN-I nv TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
NO. 1 TEAM.
Strings


Tim w VVD IININIt FINc.
In the series Of large pins on the Elm
met the No. aggregation and won the
first two games without much trouble
but lost the last by three pins. sum-
mary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
YOUNG'S.
ADDTTIONAI. ENElNrrS

On tho same ALLEYS a second seriex of
games was played by Fitzpatr1ck's men
anc Lansrd's team. The former made n
tnree straight games. winning the set by
good margins. Fitzpatrick wss the beet
man Tor the evening at 2S6 pins sum-
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
SvIF'T"S
AT BROAD STREET.

y bfNOAD OIftEEIt
foungs mon met Magee's rollers last
evening on the alleys ct Broad street,
and after losing the first game won the
other two easily. Henius was the best
man Tor the evening. with 27S pins TO hs
credlt, while Rider made close second.
Summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29
FrTZPATRIcK's.
AT NARRAGANSETT.

In the tournament on the Narragan-
sett alleys last evening the No tesm
won all three Of the games from the No 4
aggregation Baker made the best score
for the evening at 271 pins. summary
NO. I TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-29

The mild and immediate erect OF
Swamp Root. the great kidney and blad-
der remedy is soon realized. IL stands
the highest for its wonderful cures OF the
most distressing cases. Swamp Root will
vet your whole system right, and the best
uoof OF this " a trial
IS Cottage ST. Melrose, Mass,
Dear Sir. Jan. 11th. 1901
Ever since vas In the Army, ] had
more or less kidney trouble. and within
the past year Il became so severe and
complicated that ] suffered everything
and was much alarmed-my strength
and power was fast leaving me. / saw
wrote asking for advice. began the
use OF the medicine and noted a decided
improvement after taking Swamp Root
only a short time.
I continued its use and am thankful
TO say that ] am entirely cured and
strong. In order to be very sure about
this, I had a doctor examine some OF
my water today, and he pronounced It
ell right and IN splendid condition.
/ know that your Swamp-Root IL
purely vegetable and does not contain
any harmful drugs Thanking you for
my complete recovery and recommend
ing Swamp-R Root TO all sufferers am.
Very truly yours,
I. C. RICHARDSON.
You may have a sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy, swamp Root.
sent free by mail. postpaid. by which you
NAV test its virtues for such dis,srders as
The evening world., 1904-03-16
STATE BUDGET IS
UP TO $1S,177,OO
Senator Malby Explains that In
stead Of an Apparent Increase
OF S754,000, There Is a De-
crease of $4,000.

ALBANY. March 1s.-Thc Appropri-
alton bill, reported to the Senate to-
day shows total os hs,lii.cco, an in
crease OF s75i.OOO over that of last year.
Speaking Of the increase Senator Mil
by. Chairman OF the Committee. said;
THE increase may be readily explained.
In the hrst place the increase In the
appropriations for the State Hospital
for the care OF the Insane amounts TO
500. .OOO; that for the support Of the
common schools Is 10000; that for pub
lie and educational institutions $4,000:
and there is n new provision made for
s245, 900 in excise rebates this year.
80 this amounts TO {7s5,ooo. which
proves that there Is a real net decrease
in the general appropriations this year
of over ~. ,OOO."
The evening world., 1904-03-16

last week. Friday was my twentieth
birthday. and I mentioned In the preJ-
ence OF my wife and her mother that
thought ! would celebrate the occasion.
Immediately they rose up In arms ana
said IL / attempted to celebrate they
would make II warm for me.
II got my spunk UP somehow. Judge.
and went out with few friends. we
had n quiet little time-nothing siren
uous-and 1 got home about o'clock
at night. The house was dark. couin
bear no one moving. and crept UP 10
bed. not wishing to arouse any one
Chased Hnbby TO the Attic
.When I reached my room found
hardly any covers on the bed, ana as
IL was cold / risked arousing my wire
10 get n blanket. Then. Judge IL oe-
gan 10 get warm. The first thing l
knew my mother-in-law was after me
with "A LAM and club. MY wire tol-
lowed her with n clothes stick.
.'Your Honor. they chased me from tho
seoond floor to the attic. i managed
! to dodge them, but they chased me
downstairs. through the parlor anc
out into the kitchen. They certainly
we're making II warm for me. and
decided to duck. / went out the door
| followed by collection of kitchen
gear and odd bits OF furniture. Then
I went to live with my mother
"You did perfectly right" announced
Judge Marsh. 1.-The Court will not en-
tertnIn any charge OF abandonment
AGAINST YOU Nevertheless. l don't In
tend that your home shall be broken
| up You go home and put your mother.
in-law out bv order OF this Court. II
she does not go. you come back and
| tell me-
Masn't Tell HIS Mother.
Here the young wife interrupted tear
| fully and declared that she also had G
grievance against her mother-ln-law.
| Every time Frank has spat with
me-" she wept. "he goes and tells hi
mother about It,"
You must not do that any more
| Frank" said tho Court. 'If you hav'
| any more differences with your wifi
| settle them between yourselves. Homes
| should be run without the aid or inter
| ference of mothers-ln-law. Tho who'll
| trouble In that you are q couple OF chill
| dren, but II you will eliminate you
| mothers from your domestic dineronce
| you will get along all right"
When the youthful husband ana VIII
| left the court Mrs Fricker --,- stamp
ing up the street two blocks ahead.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
GAS TRUST STILL
HOLDS UP THE CITY
Bids for Lighting, Opened To-
Day, Show No Reduction from
the Prices that Were Offered
in 1903 and Rejected.

There has apparently been no back
down on the part OF the gas and electric
lighting trust in Its demand upon the
city for illumination by gas or cleo
trlcity.
Although the city rejected last years
bids the proposals for this year. when
opened to-day in the Department or
Gas and Electricity, were found to be rs
high as ever. As II to make II appear
that no combination exists the bids
were presented under the names Of
various branch companies. There was
a noticeably uniform quotation of prices
in the bids offered. showing that prac-
ticaily no competition exists. Several
city officials declared that Mayor Nc
Clellan and the administration would
be forced to again reject the bids on
the ground OF excessive prices.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
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LATER MARRIAGE UPHELD.

Court Rules Against Mrs. Annie
Murphy in Baron Won claim Case
CHICAGO, March. 16.-The petition
OF Mrs. Annie Murphy. TO be declared
the lawful Daughter OF the late Baron
Won claim was denied to-day by Judgs
orrin II. Carter. Mrs. Murphy was
contending for reduction OF tnheritanoe
tnx. she having been bequeathed
$4,000 by the Baron.
The case hinged on the question
whether the church records In BROOKLYN
N. Y. had been altered to show mar.
baron Won claim and the. mother o.
Mrs Murphy. The Courts decision up
holds the validity of q later marriag
contracted in Chicago by the Baron.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Boy Husband Gets Order from
Court to Have Wife's Mother
Pack Up and Quit His House
at Once.
CHASED HIM WITH CLUB
TO THE ATTIC, HE SAYS
Trouble eliminated When the
Spouse Determined to Cele-
brate His Twentieth Birthday
Advised to Keep Her Out.
with her tireiess tongue.
And her oast.iron Jaw.
OH! n rare old bird

Matrimonial Madrigals.
Justice Marsh. Of the Staten Island
Court of Special Sessions. established a
judicial precedent to-day that should
cause the deepest concern to all
mother-In la who'd. lie ordered Mrs.
Emma Fricker, the mother-in-law OF
twenty year old Frank Sohuld. Of
40. &c ossood avenue. stapleton. s. l..
10 pack UP her belongings Immediately
and leave the home OF her daughter on
pain of the Courts displeasure and ju-
dicial punishment. he gave Mrs
Fricker twenty-four hours within which
to make the move.
sThe specific charge against Mrs.
Frlcker was making his home too
warm for Mr. Schuld." Mrs. Schuld
~ only nineteen years old. and the
young folks were married year ago.
Both appeared In court to-day accom-
panied by the mothef-in-law. Though
the Court completely turned the tables
In the case. the appearance In court
was due to n warrant young Mrs.
schuld had procured for her husband Q
arrest on the ground OF abandonment.
In making her complaint the young
wife dictated what her mother. scowlinl
In the DIRECTION Of the youthful hus
hand. whispered aloud in her ear. Be
fore Mrs. Schuld had progressed yer,
far In her story Justice Marsh inter
rupted and asked to hear the defend
ants story.
Too Much Mother-in-Law.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

John r. Nicholl. fifty-nine years old
German carpenter. was killed by
train No. 30 OF the Long Island Rail
road Mt Jamaica. L. !. to-day. The
train was in charge OF Engineer Kelly.
N!cholrs home was In sycamore Place.
body taken to the morgle at Ozone
Park.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
SCHOOL GIRL MISSING.
TweIve-Year-oId Drops Out a
sight in Mysterious way.

sight in Mysterious way.
ELIMfRA, n. Y, March B.-Pretty
Iona Maltse is not in school to-day
and her parents and friends, the school
authorities and the entire police depart
ment is making n search for the twelve
year-old girl who has so mysteriousiy
disappeared.
The girl left her home at noon yester-
day to attend the afternoon session of
tho Grammar school where she Is en-
rolled rs pupil. She did not return
home last night and there are no
have stuyed. The girl Is bright. not
inclined to waywardness and no reason
for her strange disappearance has been
offered
The evening world., 1904-03-16

comprising a thousand pieces.
Colored Medalllons, oval, square
and panel shape, principally fig
ure subjects; usually sold for
$500; special at. ...... $t.eS
Medallions with two-inch gilt
frames, brass ornamented; panel
and square shapes, sizes i5x77
inches and iox23 inches; chiefly
figure subjects; usually sold for
S3.75 and s4.49; special atS2.@9
Colored Prints, t4xt7 inches in
size, with ih-inch gilt frames;
on white. or green mounts:
usually sold at s.; special at 4oc
The evening world., 1904-03-16
STEAMSHIP MAIN SIGHTED.

The North German Lloyd steamship
Main, from Bremen for New York. Is
reported by wireless telegraph as hav-
ing passed Nantucket Lightship this
afternoon. She will probably dock about
. O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Table Linens Worthy
of the
"Red Star" Label. Fl Il

No better Table Linens come
from Scotland than these bear
ing the "Red Star" Label. They
are made for US by a we'll
known manufacturer in Dun
fermline. and we buy them most
advantageously by accepting
large quantities. This profit
sharing
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Special:
Hair Brushes. Fl

The presence OF an expert on
"Pefection" Solid Black Hair
Brushes makes this an oppor-
tune time for price reductions
averaging a third and more.
Every Brush bearing the "Perfee-
ton trade mark is sold with
the understanding that we will
give a new Brush In exchange II
Il proves unsatisfactory. Three
lots to choose from;
Values up to 84c., each 4oc
Values up to SAP, each 74c
Values up TO Si.4o,each Gee
We show other Hair Brushes
scores of styles. shapes and
different makes - ranging, In
price from soc. TO SS.42 each.
And by way Of reminder:
Lather. Nail and Tooth Brushes,
equally varied.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Damask.
Red Star OualityNo. | 10,

Red Star QualityNo. llO
72-inch Damask, twelve patterns
to select from, a yard. ...... .,eSc
Japanese Mattings.
Cotton Warp Mattings, beautiful
carpet effects in green, red, blue
and tan; also white grounds
with fancy figures: u.
5000 Quality, a roll. .... $7.eS
$500 Quality, a roll. -. S1.9S
5000 Quality, a roll. -. ,sl4.9S
Extra quality Japanese Mattings.
extra fine: 4o-yard rolls. at
$l5.9S and s22.49.
Table Cloths.
TAX u inch, each. .....2o3
TAX so-inch, each. ......f2.4S
72xtos-inch. each. .....n. .$3.o4
Napkins to Match.
2oxao-inch. dozen. ..,... ..s2.o3
24x24-ineh, dozen. .S2.94
Table Cloths.
..Red Star" Quality. No, I30
TAX n inches, each. .......s2.4S +.
TAX 90 inches, each. ,.:.S3.t2
7artos inches, each ......"S3.2
Napkins to Match.
7ox2o inches, a doren... -,.S2.4s
? TAXA inches, = dozen. 1907
aRed Star" Damask, u inches.
wide. yard. sse,r N
The evening world., 1904-03-16


Beautiful Colored Prints, pretty
head in poster effects and Dutch
groups in 21s-inch Flemish Oak
frames, circular openings; some
10 inches square, outside meas
urement, with four brass orna-
ments; usually sold at soc.; spe-
cial at. observation-disclosures. 24c
Gray Prints, landscape subjects,
passe-partout black binding, size.
Skis inches; usually sold at
35c.; special at. t............ l5c
Gray and Colored Prints, square
and round shapes. black frames,
8-inch outside measurement;
special, each ............. iOe
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Specialsin Wine Department.

We furnish jug free when you br-Sby the gallon.
Finch'S Golden Wedding Monogram Rye-MacyS
Rye-Fiye Years Old. Special Twelve Years Old
Regular price g s294i bot Regular price, ga $3.50; bot
54c $1.23.
Special g $244; Special price: gal, $4tS; bot,
Sac 84c
Royal Amber Bourbon, twelve years old regular price
ooc per bot; this sale 72c.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
High Grade
Our Price
Body Brussels S0e. and
CarpetS-sd Fl. 0Se. yard
Sold by Others
at
$3.50 and
S1.6Sa ward.

The makers: Whta, Hartford and Bigelow and Lowell Mills
The Carpets in newest design and color combinations in
cudng beautiful Oriental Rug effects The prices give this sale
important place among the greatest carpet events have
ever conducted
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Leon narcOsa & Gle, Bordeaux
Imported Brandies.

Gournay g. Co., bottle. 94c.
Sa7erac de Forge ct Fils, One star,
bottle, o9c.; Three star, $l.24.
Sazerac de Forge ct Fills, v. O. p,
bottle, Sl.44.
.M,rtsll, One Star, bottle. S1.t4;
Three Star, sl.33; Three Star,
pint bottle, SOC.
Otard. Dupuy & Co., One star,
bottle, $I.o9; Three Star,
STAG. ,... 49,.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
"Red Star"
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Basement.

Basement.
One-fourth Less than Others Ask
The material was selected with es-
pecial care, and made up In
faultless manner. Sheets are fin
ished with 3-inch hens. Actual
comparisons:
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Sheets.

Single size, 54xoo-inch others
ask 4Sc.; our price. .39c
Half size. 63xeo-inch; others ask
$50; our price .............44c.
Three-quarter size, .72x9o-inch;
others ask 6tc.; our price. aye
Full size, 8ix9o-inch; others ask
65c.; our price. .oSc
Extra size, 9oxoo-inch; Others
ask TIC; our price. S9e
Extra long, 9oxo9-inch; others
ask 75c.; our price. ....... o4c
The evening world., 1904-03-16
A Sale of
900 Pictures and MedaliiOns.

Here are pretty bits Of art work priced much lower than usual
half lower in many nstanesbecause of an oppoe purchase
md
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Mems Handkerchiefs
from Paris.-1,. Fl.

Al OAAA 0k Aos Fl.
Our office there Just forwarded
these pretty new ideas in White
and Colored Silk and Linon
Handkerchiefs. to sell at
@6c., soc, 6oc., SOC. and oSc.,
third to a half less than other
stores ask.
Initials and Monograms hand
embroidered to order.
Manicure GoOds.-,.t F
A section on the main floor is
devoted to Manicure requisites
collection Of the most ap-
proved modern devices and prep
arations, given to the care Of an
experienced saleswoman. whose
suggestions will prove OF value.
The prices asked in many in
stances are less than half the fig
ures quoted by exclusive dealers.
Emery Boards. cloth lined, 4
gross 4ec.; a dozen. ...... &c
Manieuring Sticks, shaped ends.
dozen ................. |c
Flexible Emery Boards, new
style, a dozen. ............. i<c
Professional Nail Buffers, sold
elsewhere at $500; SPECIAL at TIC
Amateur Nail Buffer. usually sold
for 3oe.; special at. ....... lSe
Hoof-shapsd Sticks. a dozen &c
Pocket Nail Files; best steei in
leather case. each 3 - Use
Cuticle Scissors. best quality, a
Pocket Nail Clippers, three
makes, Gem, Handy and Kiln
Kip; special. each. ......... lSe
Macv's Nail Powder, regular
price i9e.: special at. ...... lZe
Cuticle Knives. good quality.
each Observation-Disclosures. Zoc
Nail Bleach. Mrs. Pray's mano-
sine, special at. t......H.... Zoc
Pumiee Stone, three styles.
each ................ iVe
Flexible Nail Files. in leath.'
case. each ................ ASc
Nail Scrubs. 4e. TO S2.o6 each.
Nail Brushes. i2c. to s4.49.
Book "How to Manicure" Free
Jlpon REQUEST.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Shirt Waist Dresses I'd

OF 5 pT SP lS T5d ne, s sGsasd m GSss sleeves g T
deep cuffs gore skirt with inverted flare pleat trim
med to harmonic with the blouse; in navy, brown
and black.
&c Of Fancy Corded Tafetas boxplaited blouse form
O' ing vest effect trimmed with taffea piping tabs and
crochet buckles; plated skirt, also trimmed in blue
and-white and gTay-and-white.
eo Of gray and black Tafeta boxplaited blouse fin
% ished with stitching and buttons; boxpaed skirt,
nstep length
"a Of white and light-bue peau de cygne full blouse
o. waist trimmed with lace inserting and French
knots; plated skirt with deep yoke effect to match
blouse.
OF a violet s and s5s % so ps9u % d sy d R1sd
at the top; collar and cuffs finished with hemstich
ing; fuLshirred skirt forming yoke finished with
t,icks at the bottom.
The evening world., 1904-03-16
Sherry

California Sherry, gallon, 84e.;
bottle. 24c.
Red Star Brani Sherry, gallon,
$40, bottle. 46c. 8
Pemartln Brut Imported Sherry,
gallon, $2.44i bottle, soc.
Royal Cabinet Imported Sherry,
gallon, S2.S4; bottle, 72c.
. Genuine Old Rrolio Chianti Wine,
direct from Baron RicIsoh Bro
hos vineyards In Chianli; case Of
quarts, 1914 bottle, 0lc.i case
of two dozen pIl.ts, s7.ooi bottle,
56c. 03f ? 5.S
The evening world., 1904-03-16

Bed and Bedding
Specials -.tA Fl.
White Enamelled Iron
Beds. ..,.

AA~Ah
Beds. ...,.
Heavy posts and spindles, brass
trimmed; all sizes. .........S2.97
Heavy posts and spindles, high
head ends, extended foot rats,
brass trimmings; all sizes. .f3.49
Seven heavy spindles, one-inch
posts, high head ends, extended
bow foot ends, brass rails and
mounts; all sizes. ..t6.4
Heavy spindles, ih-in. posts,
high head ends, extended foot
ends, heavy brass rails and
Spind!es, large brass vases, all
sizes. .,....... s/./4
Seven heavy spind'es, iA-in.
posts, extra high head ends,
extended bow foot ends, heavy
brass rails and spindles, large
brass vases; all sizes. ..So.S4
Combination Brass and Enamellsd
Iron Beds, all brass filling con-
tInuous posts, seven heavy brass
spindles aud cross rails, high
head ends, extended foot rails;
all sizes. .til.Zf
Al,-brass Beds-continuous posts,
heavy filling spind'es, large husks
and mounts, extra high head ends
and extended foot rails....Si7.95
Mattresses. .-4,h Fl.
Black mixed hair, full 4o-lb.
weight, covered with A. G. A.
ticking, ! II. 6 in. wide; regular
price, S9.49; special at......SS.2o
Pure South American horse hair,
full 4o-lbs. weight, best quality
A. C. A. ticking, 4 IT. 6 In. wide;
regular price, SiS.56 special
at.......................$ -. $lo.49
Pure Sterilized Long South Amer
ican Horse Hair, odorless and
sanitary, full weight, 40 lbs. best
quality A. c. A. ticking, 4 II. 6 in.
wide, one or two parts; regular
price, s2s.33; special at. ...$lo.sS
Bed Springs.-.sh Fl.
All-steel frame, wo ven wire fab,
ric, extra supports in centre: all
sizes. .Sl.49
All-steel frames, woven wire fab
RIGS, extra supports Of four wire
cables In centre; all sizes. $Z.24
Extra heavy steel frames, 6 In.
raised blocks on corners, extra
fine woven wire fabric. thirteen
supports of twelve-strand wire,
cables, three steel bands, running
entire length of edges; all sizes.
$4.87
PilloWs.-4th FL
Mixed Feathers, A. C.,A. ticking,
1926 in; special at. .......%9c
Mixed Feathers, A. C. A. ticking,
2ix2S inches. es.............. .09c
Mixed Feathers, covered with
good quality fancy ticking, 22x2s
In.............. .......... ..SSC