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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21
A Colored Jehu.

Charles Franklin, a colored man, is
doing time in the county Jail on the
charge of fast driving and inhuman
treatment of horse hired at the Star
livery stable one day last week. Frank
lin, who was until recently employed
by d. E. Gibson. engaged a horse and
buggy of S. +. Fits Wednesday after
noon of last week ostensibly to go to
Brookside, but instead made a round
OF the various coal camps in the vicinity
of Florence, TO the injury of the animal
and the detriment of the vehicle.
On leaving the stable Franklin prom
ised to return before 6 O'Clock, but fail
ing to get back at that hour Mr.. Fits
instituted an inquiry by telephone and
found that his man had been sue
cessively st Chandler, williamsburg,
Rockvale and Coal Greek and wss Civ
ing an exhibition in fancy driving
wherever he went. 1t was found i'm
possible to have him arrested at either
Of these places as the authorities were
unable to locate him after receiving
the message to do so.
About midnight he returned to Canon
City and drove up to the stable where
he was taken into custody by Night
Policeman Joe Esser and locked up un-
til the following morning when he was
taken before Squire Logan who fined
him fifteen dollars and trimmings. In
default of payment Franklin was SEN
fenced to the county Jail for period
of seven days and half in order that
he might have time to realize the truth
OF the biblical statement that ''the way
OF the transgressor is hard"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

Away
Helen Holmes Takes
a Long Walk.
Found BY Searching Party Late
Thursday Night Fifteen Miles
from Home.

Considerable excitement was created
here about o'clock last Friday eve
ming by the announcement that Helen
Holmes, daughter Of Mrs. II. TAYLOR
Holmes of 333 Park avenue, Lincoln
Park, had left home early the previous
morning and that no trace of her
could be found. The fire alarm was
sounded and searching party organ
lied for the purpose of endeavoring to
locate the unfortunate girl, who is
about seventeen years OF age.
In coming down from his ranch on
Texas creek Friday morning Alderman
Richard Hould passed young woman
on the Grade road, FIVE or six miles
southwest OF the city, who answered
the description given by the friends of
the missing girl, and the searchers
concluded that she was making her way
towards the Wet Mountain valley.
With this belief Alderman Houle. c..
f Reeves and City Clerk d. n. Cooper
drove up to William Smiths ranch,
near the entrance to Copper gulch,
oh- oh Ah1hihs inquiry ltarneu InAl
the girl they were looking for was there
and was sleeping soundly, having gone
to bed with view of resting from the
WEAKNESS OF her long tramp. Owing
to the darkness and the bad roads it
was thought advisable not to awaken
her and the searchers remained at the
ranch all night, bringing the girl home
with them the following morning.
She made no objection to coming
back to Canon City and there was no
reason apPsrent from her conversation
why she had undertaken so long and
toilsome r journey. 1t is surmised
that she was suffering from a temporary
but acute, mental alteration when
she left home, although it was not
noticeable to those about. Smiths
ranch is about fifteen miles from Canon
City and the trip there afoot is
enough to deter the most enthusiastic
pedestrian.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

one domestic arts He recalled the
benefits of Fruit Day as previously
celebrated in this city and expressed
the belief that an agricultural fair
conducted along modern lines would be
of far greater interest than any OBJ
servance Of that kind owing TO its
broader scope and the more diversified
character OF its entertainment.
George IL Sale was chosen as secre-
tary after which the chairman called
upon J. W Work. president of the
Horticultural society, for an address
on behalf OF that organization. Mr..
Work stated that he was strongly In
harmony with the movement for an
agricultural fair in Fremont county
and promised the hearty co-oprration
OF the hbrticulturists IN an effort to
make it success He asserted that
what we needed in the Arkansas Val
ley more than anything else to induce
peuple TO come here from other states
vas effective advertising. and he
thought that could best be accom-
plished by an exhibition every fall of
the products Of the soil and of the
hnndicraft OF our people.
The Worlds Fair at Chicago and St
Louis and the icssers exhibitions at
BuiIalo and Nashville and Omaha were
only gigantic advertisements for the
United States and of the particular
localities where they were held, d
the same thing would be true in a
minor degree of Fremont county and
Canon City. Mr. Work intimated that
the hortieultOrists Of the county would
gladly contribute fruit for free dis,ri-
button among people attending the
proposed fair and would lend IL every
possible asd in the way Of exhibits.
Secretary l.. y. kohlmAn spoke in
behalf OF the Canon City Racing As
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21
Northern
Colorado
Boulder And Other
Towns Compared
Canon City Could Profit Some By
Observing Other Places But Is
Still The SWEETEST Little Busi-
ness City In Colorado.

l have always heard Canon City and
Boulder spoken of as the two most
charming home cities of Colorado. and
have long cherished the plan of
spending few days in Boulder, some
time that | might make comparisons
and know what other towns of similar
size and characteristics are doing.
For nearly week I have been carry
ing out this plan and 1 have found my
stay exceedingly pleasant and interest,"
ing.
Its good thing for the people of a
town to frankly and fairly compare
their city with other places, and it is
a benefit rather than harm to admit
where necessary that other places may
excel in particular points of attract
iveness Its only by seeing the better
points in others that we may bring our
characters or towns up to a higher
standard OF perfection.
= = +
Almost year ago after a visit to
California | furnished THE RECORD
with very frank comparison of our
city with the wealthy, little California
city of Riverside, and showed wherein
Riverside excelled in many ways.
The article was copied in the River
side Press and from that read by some
people near Chicago who liked the
frank talk about our town and within
sixty days they came to Canon, buying
properly here They have since
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

brought Others So you see that even
plain criticism may bring material
results,
You ask Boulder man scout the
size of his town and he will tell you
about 10000 people. A Canon City
man will tell you almost the same or
he may get nearer the truth by saying
5000 or 1000.
But Boulder is almost twice the size
of Canon. One of the best indications
of the size and condition of town is
the post office receipts. These in
Boulder last year were over $50, 900
while in Canon City they were only
about $4,000.
have always contenied that there
is nothing to be gained by exagera-
ton, and l believe it is absolutely
harmful to city to brag about ficti-
tions population, and it is misleading
to figure in the suburbs out so far that
there is nothing else in the county be-
sides what you call your city's popula-
ton.
+ +
For instance about all the popuia-
tion figures bring to a town is business
houses. A stranger seeking a location
fnds that Boulder of 10000 population
has about forty grocery stores and
Canon City with almost as large pop
alation, has only about dozen. He
is apt to believe that Canon is really in
mead Of agrocery. While it ID q we'll
known fact that Canon City has all the
grocers It needs and none arc getting
rich any too fast.
l think most al lines are well rsprs-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

THn RHcoRp would like to furnish
your engraved calling cards. Abso-
lutely correct - 10 fashioA.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

The eorrec. thing In ensrsvings at
TIE RncoRD o1llce.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21
THE BAND CONCERT.
An Excellent Program To Be
Rendered By The Pea
body Band.

The following is the program for the
band concert to be given in the City
Park Friday evening, July 2ond:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-07-21

brought others. So you see that even
a plain criticism may bring material
results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
WCG7lel1's Cotton
Waists

~ AO~ Made OF polka-dot-
~@ ted vesting, tucked
back and front. sold elsewhere at
SOC.
Ar <O~ Made CT sheer white
- India linon, trimmed
down front with tucks and three
rows Of blind embroidery inser-
ton: tucked back, stock collar Of
embroidery insertions.
At GC~ Made Of sheer white
90 India linon, square
yoke formed Of fine tuCks, wide
embroidery insertions and two
VOWS OF lace insertion; tucked
hack, STOCK collar with tucks and
two rows Of lace insertions, tucked
sleeves; also
Made of sheer white India linon,
tucked front, trimmed with two
rows OF vice and three Of narrow
embroidery insertions. tucked
back
Al S1.Ag Made Of sheer
~ white India iinon,
front tucked and OF hand-drawn
Mexican work also
Made Of sheer white Persian
iinon. entire front formed OF
fU@ls. lace and Swiss embroidery
insertions. tucked back and sleeve;
fancy stock collar.
Better Qualities up So 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
UphOls

RuGed Muslin Curtains, with
fancy striped centres; 3 yards long
and 40 inches wide
Elsewhere 75c. Il pair; our AOc
It4't '.--.-..- ......-.... $1,000
Elsewhere $L25 pair our CSC
price ...................','.'
RufIled Bobhiuet Curtains. win
Renaissance lace insertion ana
edgins; fun length and
width; value $500 a pair; 81 80
our price. -. ......-...- ...-.-...'
Imported Reversible Jute Dam
ask, 80 inches wide. popular color
ings, suitable for drapertcs, 2Oc
value 1oc. Il yard. our price.
Imported Tapestries. small de-
signs, good range OF ,ui'-'no5'
value S5c and $t.15 "a yard, EOr
our prices 59c. and ..........
Mercerized Armures, good. heavy
quality. neat designs: value Soc
SL25; our price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Corset Covers, 24c.

Cambria, low neck, French style,
trimmed with lace insertion, bead
ing, ribbon and lace ruh1e.
Cambria. low neck, French style.
trimmed with four rows of lace in
sartiOn ana lace rufIle.
Cambria, low neck, French style,
trimmed with two rows of point
de Paris lace insertion, beading,
ribbon and lace edging.
MuslisI, hiEA neck, trimmed with
hemstitched tuCks. two rows of
embroidery Insertion and embroid-
cry edGinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
COTsets.

Thompson Giove-ftting Cor
sets. in black only. straight front,
has cut, medium bust and hip;
trimmed with lace and ribbon;
sizes Is 70 81 inches; sold On
elsewhere at Soc; our price A-tN
CGrse-s made Of fine jean. white
only, straight front, bias cut.
medium bust, dip hip, attached
hose supporters. trimmed with
lace and ribbon; sold else no.
whore IT Slt0, our price. -F2N
&C. B." Corsets. with slight man
ufacrUrer' $ imDerfectiOus. made Of
imported white coutil; short and
dip hin, low bust, bias cut.
trimmed with lace and ribbon:
sizes IS to - inches; sold EOc
elsewhere AT $50; our price D1S
Better Qualities UP -.....S15.9 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

Oriental Striped Tapestry Por-
Heres, friuEed top and bottom
Elsewhere sos pair; 50 y
our price. ....-......... - - = - y
Elsewhere $3.25 "a pair 50 m
our price. .........-.'... *17' =
Elsewhere $50 pair; 50 o.
our price. .............-. We > =
Merceri2eI Armure Tapestry
Table Covers. finished with knotted
fringe En
Value csc. Xxi I'd, at.... OpC
Value S1.85. 1lax1E yds., at voc
Value 1915. 2x2 yds.. @@,SY
Satin DamasN Table Covers. In
q complete range OF colorinss-
Value $500. Xxi yd. at. Si.5Q
Value $4OO. 1i2Xlhs 50 IT
JUS. at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %A7a q y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
COlOred PetiiCOafs.

Made % striped Seersucker,
trimmed with deep ruffie and
several rows of fancy 2No
hILclll5 --.-.--.........-... ~
Made Of black Sateen. trimmed
with Umarella-shaped ruffie, Al.
Stitched narrow Tuffle.... > -
Made OF fine black mercerized
6ateen, trimmed with deep UNI
brella shaped Hounce, varied
tucks, tucked narrow rufTie; fin
ished with extra dust ruffle; sold
elsewhere at SLI5, our ~.
Ei--S 5000 .-.s-..-r-s = -
Better Qualities I'D .S3.l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Walking Skirts. 6Qc.

Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brelIa- shaped lawn ruITIe, two rows
Of lace insertions, tucked and lace
edging: finished with dust TuiIIe
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
brella- shaped lawn rude. four
rows Of hemstitched ucks and
open embroidery rume; finished
with dust rutIle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Uulers}Lirts.


Made Of striped flannel 10
cite. plain hem ............. 1Ck
Made Of striped fannelette,
trimmed with embroidered o.
scalgp ~I3|
Made Of striped fanneIette,
trimmed with deep umbrella
shaped ruGle and embroid- On
cred sEaliop Instrumentation. ZSN
Better Qualities UP to..........94c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Night Gowns, 400.

Muslin, square neck, trimmed
with two rows Of lace Insertions,
beading, ribbon and lace ruffie.
Cambria, V-shaped neck, trim
med with tuckS, two rows of wide
lace insertions and lace rufile.
Nalnsook, low neck, plain band
with ribbon drawn through.
Cambria, square neck, trimmed
with embroidery insertions and
hemstitched rufie.
NIasonville Muslin. V-shaped
neck, trimmed with hemstitched
tucks and hemstitched lawn rufle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Night Gowns, SOC.

Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with two rows of Point de Paris
lace insertions, beading, ribbon
and lace ruffie.
Cambria. V-shaped or high neck,
trimmed with fine tucks, eight
rows of blind embroidery inser-
ton and embroidery ruffie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Our Annual Sale of White Goods
Involving Over $3.50, 900 Worth of Merchandise
Starts Tuesday Morning.

This sale Undgamens kindred lines White Goods should
be the by the history NIacy for it have
been going months the stocks collected greatly have be-
gathered White Sale and the values better than
those of the wonderful sale conducted
The oyage barely Of the
The entirely omitted the detail
they here and abundant quantities.:
White will the Second Floor also the
Main Floor the Basement, the picd lines being confined the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Night Gowns.


Made of striped fannelette, yoke
Of plain flannel, trimmed 70
Win braid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CTA
Made OF striped fanneIette,
yoke trimmed with braid; collar
ana cuffs trimmed with rN
embroidered scauops ...... SSS
Better Qualities up to....S19S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25


rulhe, cluster tucking, two rows Of
wide lace insertion, wide lace 10
form ruhle; finished with dust
rutfie.
Walking Skirts, soc.
Cambria, trimmed with lawn
rattle, hemstitChed tucks, two rows
Of tOrchon lace insertion, extra
rufile, hemstirChed tucks, wide lace
edgiug; finished with dust rutiie.
Cambria. trimmed with lawn
Tutlle, varied tucks, hemstitching
and blind embroidery Tufile; tim
ished with dust rUtIle.
Cambria. trimmed with lawn
rUfiie. cluster of hemstitched tucks
and fine embroidery flounce.
Walking Skirts, Q0c.
Cambria, trimmed with circular
hounce, four rows of wide lace in
sertion, wide lace edging; finished
with dust ru1Ile.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped rutiie. tucks, wide
rufHe; finished with dust ruffle.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn fioUuce. cluster
tucklug three rows of lace inser-
tiOn and wide lace edgiug to form
TuffIH finished with dust ruttie,
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
brellu-shape5 ruE.c. tucks and lace
M '@Si., ia5t I rune race rune '''''ss'
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brel.a-Shaped lawn iiounce, hefn-
stitched tuckS, Two rows OF tor
chon lace insertions, marrow Iullle'
hemstitched vide turchon edslHS
and dust rulhe.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
breila-shaped lawn fiounce. two
rows OF Point de Pa'lS lace lnSeI-
lace lace edgi in lin dntsbed with dust
rutlie.
t&npllc' trimmed " IN I'm, L'lll-
hfeild-Sila pea ~" u 40 49, IN. - 10
rows OF claSleI 'ughS an. a,,, W Ia
biin0 EN- hioi4efF RUNE l''''Sii''''
NIlE aust RUNE
Vy7-ql-, C1-,..A c1 ON
Ny dIklI1 Z G&Il u.s. - oA1a
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
aG6 li5e BIND t em5roSery 5sd oun ce
finished with dust ruhie,
hr Cin.oTir '' IawB ru G tEree
clusters Of fine tucEs and wide en-
broidery Gource, finished with
a.. rune ~ -o
w 6lkITlS 2NlflS5 , iaOI'
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brel!a-shaped lawn ruiiIe' mem
stitched lucks and wide fine en-
broidery nounce; finished with
dust ruflie.
br Samo5ie 'I JaMn ru %i' Clusters q
of fine tucks and embroidery
1louuce; finished With dust ruftie.
wy q1-, cfsA Ct no
w H-itEItIR DklI IS2 y / 9Co
Cambria. trimmed with circular
Iazvn rutfIe tuclzs. I'VE rows of fine
lace insertions. lace rufIc, finished
with dust rufIe.
Cambria. trimmed with pointed
rune. Point de Paris lace inser-
tioue wide lace rudle and lace
odging; finished with dust rufle.
Better Qualities up to......$31. %
JnGGfSkjFtG at lAC,
-r..-,t. -t,.-,r.,. .t,,,,.7 ,.,,4r,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Corset Covers, 60c.
Underwear
Ribbons.
is- II.

At special prices during the
White Sale We offer these Wash
able Ribbons-dainty armure
wcaves, made especially for us;
in white, pink, light blue and
lilac; prices quoted are for
pieces of ten YARDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
IMPORTANT
How to Shop in Comfort,
Pink and Blue
Transfer Cards
and Their Uses.

Transfer Cards should be
used whenever you expect to
make purchases in more than
TWO departments.
If You expect to CARRY
your purchases with YOU USE 4
BLUE TRANSFER CARD.
When You have finished shop
ping your purchases will be
found packed and ready to be
taken as soon as you present the
card at the Transfer Desk.
If your purchases are to be
DELIVERED to your home or
SHIPPED elsewhere USE 4
PINK TRANSFER CARD.
AS fast as you make purchases
with either card the goods are
collected at one central point,
ready to be released when the
card is turned in; AND ALL
THE GOODS GO To-
GETHER.
TRANSFER CARDS MAY
BE PROCURED FROM ANY
OF THE SALESPEOPLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Walking Skirts, soc.

Cambria, trimmed with lawn
ruhie, hemstItched tucks and en-
broidery rufIie; finished with dust
ruffle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
NIGHT Gowns, SOC.

Muslin. high neck, trimmed with
tucks, two rows of wide en-
broidery insertion and lawn ruftie.
Muslin, V-shaped neck, trimmed
with tucks, four rows of lace in
sertiou ana lace rufIie.
Muslin. POmpadoUr style, trim
med with two rows Of lace inser-
lions and wide rufIie.
Muslin, V-shaPed neck, trimmed
with hemstitched tucks, two rows
of embroidery insertions and hem-
stitched rUffie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Infants and Children s
Wear. % r,o,-
LONG SLIPS


NainsooI5. Bishop style. neck
and sleeves trimmed with I
lace cdglug Observation-Disclosures. ~
Nainsook, Bishop style, trimmed
sleeves finished with lace 80
edgfns. 4ZpG
N-aineoo1- Rishoo s+,,1o trimmed
~ I'l5ligl' 80 10 u
Win emu oi''-tS p5s-.'il'7 @''d no
rgl'' - NJ - I'-' SOC
'7''e" WIEN '''1e Gus ms
LONG DRESSES.
Eh7!lSA -\a'i'sooN' tucked YOKE
neck ana sleeves finished VITA
lace easiHE' deep hel" on Die
English Nansook, Yoke trimmed
with one row of insertion and
hemstitched tucls, neck amt
sleeves hNlShed with iJce eiS-
LII s,Zi ' mem ,5gC
English Najasook. round yoke
form I'd of hand and feather stitch
ing. neck ana sleeves finished With
lace edgIug; Skirt finished SOc
"- F4g lI's Tai9sooE round woke
formed of heIHStitchiuS and lace
Insertions SKIRT hhlSned with deep
hem ana one row OF lace m SOC
serton .-...'.....-.... .'..'.'.'.''
suOPT npESSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Dressing S2Ccues.

Kfmcno Dressing Sacques, made
Of neat figured lawn, Dor 20
der q plain awn.-........ iCL
Better Qualities Up to......So9. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
Silk Specials.
LIST II.

Al zoc Black TaEeta, SO
: inches wide; our regu-
lar 99c. quality.
AT 2Or Foulards in remnant
. lengths, qualities we
sell regularly at Cos. and soc.
a yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

where at $500.
Better Qualities up to-. sos So
Chermises, 1Oc.
Muslin, open front, trimmed
with cambria ruff1e.
Muslin, open front trimmed
with lace edging.
Chen1ises at 24c.
Cambria. round neck, trimmed
with hemstitched lawn rufile.
Chemises, 29C.
Muslin, round neck, trimmed
with embroidered edginS.
Cambria, finished wiki corded
band.
Chemises, soc.
Cambria. Pompadour style,
trimmed with wide lace and rib
bon.
trimmed with wide embroidery.
Cambria, skirt length, round
neck, trimmed with embroidery
edging, tucked ruIfie on skirt.
Cambria, Pompadour style,
trimmed with tucks. three rows
of lace insertion and lace edging.
Cher1aises, 40C.
Cambria, skirt length. round
neck. trimmed with Valenciennes
lace insertion and lace edSing,
tucked ruffie on skirt.
Cambria, skirt length, Pompa-
dour style, trimmed with Nalen-
ciennes lace = @eruon, beading,
ribbon and lace edging. tucked
rufTle OF. skirt.
Chen1ises, soc.
Cambria, skirt length. round
neck. trimmed with one row OF
lace and two of embroidery IN
sertions and lace edging; tucked
ruffle on skirt.
Chenises, 60c.
Nainsook, skirt length,
trimmed with lace insertion,
forming bowknot, beading, rib
bon and lace edging, tucked ruff
fie on skirt.
Nainsook, skirt length. round
neck, trimmed with hemstitched
tucks, two rows Of Point de
Paris lace insertions. beading
and ribbon; tucked rutiie on
skirt.
Chemises, z9c.
Main sock, skirt length,
trimmed with two rows Of lace
insertions, beading, ribbon and
lace ruffie; tucked ruffle on skirt.
Chemises, SOC.
Cambria, skirt length. trimmed
with two rows Of lace Insertions
beading. ribbon and lace edging,
tucked ruffie and lace edging on
skirt.
Chemises, 00c.
Nainsook. skirt length, V
shaped neck, trimmed with hem
stitching, two rows Of lace IN
sertions. beading, ribbon and
lace edging: skirt trimmed with
hemstitchiug, tucks and lace
edging.
sock, skirt length,
trimmed with two rows OF Va
lenCienues lace, one Of embrOid-
cry insertion, beading, ribbon,
lace ruffie, tucked ruftie and lace
edging on skirt.
Nafnsooh, skirt length. round
neck, trimmed with wide en-
broidery beading, ribbon drawn
through. lace edging, ruffie and
lace edging on skirt.
Better Qualities up to..."..SS.l9
Drawers, loo.
Muslin, trimmed with cambria
ruffie and hemstitching.
Masonville muslin, trimmed
with hem and tucks.
Drawers, l0C.
Muslin. trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped rufIle and lace
edging.
Muslin, trimmed with umbrel-
la-shaped rufIie, tucks and hem
stitching.
Drawers, 2Dc.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped ruffies, tucks, two
rows of lace insertions and lace
edgiEg.
Camoric, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped rufie, tucks. wide
lace edging with tucks above.
Muslin, trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped ruffie and en-
broidery edging.
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
brella-shaped lawn ruffie. hem
stitched tucks, and with hem
stitched tucks above ruftie.
Drawers, SIC.
Cambria, trimmed with UNI
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