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Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-10
THE BERT WARNER MEDAL
SUBSCRIBED NOW AMOUNTS $500 MATTER AND RUN IT IN
 
DAY TO $10o.oo

The amount in hands now of the Review on account of the Bert War ner Gold Metal is s6O.00. It is Ge- sired to close this account as rapidly now as possible. Any amount from 10 cents to s1.00 will be thankfully re- ceived and the acknowledgment of all sums will be made in this column. we know that it only needs the attention of the citizens to this matter to swell
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-10

the sum quickly. If every miner would give but a quarter. the amount would be prodigious, and would then but nomilally represent the great service done by a noble fellow, through whose efforts poor eyeless King is walking around on crutches today, and Bowdish owes his life. Let us take this matter up. good people, and give the boy a memento tnat WYE be a pride to him for all his life.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
New Paris Hats-Passengers
on 2He S. S. iceland
Second floor, Green Millinery SALON.

They landed Friday rushed through the Custom House,
reached ereand jumped out Of their boxes in time for today
It's great pleasure to start the last week before Easter
with such beautiful new and original Paris IDEAS as these
They probably the latest that have come to this country
Five are models from a new firm whose work we show
for the first time in America-M70R D0lC Nobody else in
America eyceps the Wanamaker store has millinery from this
house to show.
sdson Dy has already making hats have they at
for fine lingerie paasois tempted millinery venture
Costumes But not nnecdewoS We believe that will
began play such become popular America
tie sunmc., and we put the oaerS introduced by
With these five models came three exquisite summer
parasols wonderfully dainty things of embroidery and
laoes, vet wonderfully simple.
New millinery from Charlotte Mare Crogs Camille
Rogsr and I01 is also display.
These hats were ordered for the millinery exhibition
that opened last Mondaybu did not arrive in time Today
they i'll UP the gaps and gve Easter shoppers full and far
collection to choose from
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Light, Dainty Curtains for
Spring and Summer
Second floor
Second hoofl

Time now to be taking
down heavy draperies and
ietting lighterand airier fabrics
take their place.
The most varied and beau
tiful assortment of light
weight, summery curtains we
have ever shown is ready.
More than 400 different patterns
and color combinations in India
gauze, snowflake and silk-striped
curtains at 81, S1.1o, s1.15. S1.25,
$3.50, and so on, up to SS.75.
Some new Bonne Femme cur
tains in colors, for the first time,
S5.25 each; dotted and figured
Swiss Bonne Femme curtains, fol
cottages, 50.
Other kinds Of curtains include :
Ruffled net curtains, 81 % to 1915.
Rufled Swiss curtains, 60c to $T.25.
Cluny lace, white and Arabian, 81 t
S17.
Novelty net curtains, white and Arabian
50 to S4.75.
Renaissance lace, S4.75 to SO.
Antique curtains, S4 TO $500.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Tie Campbell Piano. $195
Third floor, Chestnut street,

Third floor Chestnut street,
People often ask why we didn't open our Piano Store
with an inexpensive piano-why we confined ourselves
mainly to the Ckicker7pg and Pose?
BecaHse IS great deal harder to procure nexbSaaUe
Fano Soye obsnsd Msfs 5oas no usinnsm Of the kind AaI
zoe felt justified m offering 10 the public.
Three years ago had the Campbell made expressly u.s.
thoroughly testing its merits, placed the maret
then about thousand Of the instruments have been placed
Philadelphia, New York and surrounding territory, and
every one has rendered good account of itself
Three years sufficient time thoroughly test piano under all
conditions and feel absolutely safe today recommending the
Campbell does feel like investing than $685.
II equal in tone and character to instruments selling many
places for $3.50 and $685. guaranteed for five by the Maker
which guarantee is endorsed by this store.
Payment may made $40 down and Sc month if preferable.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
FARMERS LOOK
FOR BIG YIELD
Delaware VIII Raise ] usciou
Fruit for the Whole World
This Year
DEATH FOR THE SAN JOSE SCAlI
81. III o N. l..enIng JournaI

SPECIAL 10 the EN cniiig journal.
Dover. March -S.-Farmers ,hroughou
Kcnt and Sussex counties have SET out to
make thia The ssestest fruit year in busy
Dsiaware's hisicrs ono from the crowds
ct the various farmers conventions last
week and ihc complriscn OF examination /
OF orchards nId Vines. iiis ought TO Doe
tac year Ia wirct Delaware wli raise ius-
cicuz fruit FOR tho whole world. IN order
90 raise pcach-s-tnat cream OF all fruit,
thc small fruit which has already made
Delaware famcus-it IS found necessary 10
treat the .ruh trees like so many babies
br, instead q pouring medicine down the
trees, Il Is sQuiried over them. Spraying
Is the order OF the day ana the curious
outfits now az work in Kent and sus-
sex AZ this business would make one re-
turning To the State think he was IN an
other world. The farmer who sprays may
not raise fruit; the one who does not
spray certainly will not raise any fruit
Joseph T.. Carter Of Smyrna. former
president Of tho Peninsula Horticultural
Society, who brought back to life a dying
orchard by spraying has taken great
trouble 10 rig several spraying outfits this
year so that the farmers may see how
10 rig handy spraying outfit and pre-
pare and apply the remedy.
The arch enemy OF the peach Is stiil the
San Jose scale. and the farmers are now
having 20 hight II Ike the potato bugs
quickly aud constantly. Death to the San
Jose scale Is found IN this solution which
is sprayed upon the trees. beginning now.
Lime 20 pounds; sulphur 20 pounds,
salt, 10 pounds; water. Co gallons This
ie also partial remedy for lear troubles
For other Insects, the codline moth for
instance. The application by spraying a
made with Paris green or other arsenical
poison. one-half pound 20 so or IS gallon,
OF water. Leaf diseases OF ali sorts
blights, rusts. scab. all these are con.
quered by shooting through the sprav.
ing outfit Bordeaux mixture-biuestouo
pounds; quick lime. pounds; water. 3
gallons
AZ th~se t-nnhlr@ IRE prevalent IN Del
aware as elsewhere where fruits ar
Eioer yolr aftcr year. The San Jos
hcAls = rat Ia very large proportion q
the orchards but Il is spreading siowi,
&C.. -y44r "a me ,igorou
measures adopted by he State Board 0
Agriculture and its cntomoIigist. Profos
sor Webb.
Professor Webb has been at all tn
spraying exhibitions this week and re
ports tiset farr7ors arc gaEinS to the con
dltions rs never before. and arc spraying
everywhere. 1t IS a new operation 4
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Beautiful New Neck
Fixings Ready for Easter
EAST of Arcadel

Nothing. is too fine and
dainty for this occasion, so
we put the exquisite real laces
first.
Ireland has sent some lovely
little sets, stock and cuffs to
match (S4 to $3.50 some quite
new round. flat collars CSC, 81 and
s8.50), and some ravishing deep
capes (S1O to s6O).
From Brussels come the delicate,
fairy-like Duchesse collars and
berthas ($12 to 5000, and the dear
little old-fashioned lace barbs, some
all Duchesse rose point, $3.50 to
S25.
FiHfy tN6S and the new flat
stoleS next-for women who will
discard their furs.
Black Liberty silk ruffs, 81 to s12.
Stoles-chifton and lace-$8.50 TO $50.
MiM and cotton nscbwear is softer
and cooler and daintier than evel
has to be to 90 with the spring
lingerie blouses. SOC to S3.75.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Pioneers Reception.

The norai decorations planned by the
committee which has charge Of iho
annual reception of the Benevolent
pioneer Literary Association TO be hc.
In Eden Hail on Easter Monday even
ing will require over zoo dozen carna
tions, together with Easter lilies, south
ernsmllgx and pottcd palms and expcr.
decorations have been engaged 20
carry ont the committees plans. The
electrical decorations win also add
much TO the beauty OF the march, as
each figure made VIII be shown with
electric lights on the wall.
It Is expected that the attendance will
be unusually large and arrangements
are being made for the accommodate
OF those who attend 80 that all VIII
spend an enjoyable evening.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

danger OF dying out, but some unknown
agency has been the cause-of us revival.
Local dealers report a larger sFle than
Tor several years past. ara y Is safe 70
predict that every youngstor capable OF
standing on his legs will worry his parents
this summer until he is The proud pos
SCISSOR Of G pair OF "rol.ors."
on a stretch Of cement pavement one
warm night recently. a reporter for The
ven.ng Journal ran afoui Of merry
-vd of youngsters. All we. on roller
tss ana were having a good time.
$50 lo-year-old boys were sitting IN the
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Red Men.

Lenape Tribe. /. O. r. NJ, held O
spirited meeting on Saturday evening
when the following officers were elect
ed Prophet. James T. Osborn; sachem
Harney II. Hall; senior sycamore. r.
H. Fentiman; junior sycamore. r. r.
Merdes chief Of records, Herman
Bothum; collector OF wampum. w X.
Babcock: keeper OF wampum, Georgc
p, Norris: widows and orphans COM
mi;tee, J. II. Trexler, +. w. Neutze ana
Joshua Cloud.
The following dates have been fixed
for the raising up OF chiefs OF the vari-
Gus tribes: Delaware, No. i, April !
Manitoo No rs, April /; AndastalSa
No. H. April 3, Hopockohacdng, No
IT, April 4; Waneta Council, D. Of T..
No. 3. April 8 Cherokee. No. 4, April
s; Mattahoon, No. II. April 6; Usage
No. 80, April g. Wawnset, No O. April
2; Keokul1 No. 3. April 2; Pocahonta'
Council, No. 1, April z; Minqua, no. s
April 4.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

gutter minutely examining each others
skates. said one: Holly Gee, Spot your
rollers amt one, two, three with mine.
These arc made OF OK blood and sawdust
there amt any better" with laugh the
youngster started up the street and IN a
moment was out Of sight. His companion
cried out after him: Hey. you amt so
mucA. my rollers are made out Of 'niclzede
vide
An argument would have followed, but
luckily the one with the OK blood and saw
dust rollers was out Of hearing.
Last aignt a younsstcr on skates was
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Special Chances In Black
Goods

Northeast and northwest of center
75c crepe de Paris, SOC.
75c all-wool voile, SOC.
81 canvas etamine, SOC.
75c fine twill serge, Coo.
SO silk and-wool crepon, s1.50.
$3.50 novelty grenadine SIPS.
SO embroidered grenadine, Sis.
$3.50 embroidered grenadine, 80.
These are not old stocks carried
over from last year which we are
endeavoring to sell out to get rid
of them. They came fresh from
manufacturers and importers who
were cleaning up the odd spring
pieces from their warehouses.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

many OF them and is learned only by do
Ing just as a child learns 20 write By
writing. Those who have orchards are
generally adopting tho practice IN their
own way. and harvest Of luscious fruit.
more than they can handle VIII be tho
result. IN facs. there were many moro
thousand peach trees set out last year
than in any five years previous.
Demonstrations this week at Wyoming
and Dridgovilie awakened great interest
and those present went away saying:
1T Is much easier than I thought; why
did VIC not know this years ago?'
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
f9aHp cas-

When the thirtccca ors.uai sta,os as-
serted their independence, the territory
west o. the Mississippi was under ilie aoN-
creiRnty Of Spain. Eut in tho year lsuO
by secret treaty, Napole,on, theu nrst
Consul OF France acquired this territory
from Spain, although Spanish officials
Htin remained ia authority az New Or
leans, ana were hostile toward Aineri-
cans in navigating the Mississ.ppi.
This hostility resulted IN President JEFF
ferson opening negotiations f0r the pur-
chase OF the city and island Of New Or
lenus. IN order TO control the Misslsslppi.
and Robert r. Livingstone. then United
States Minister 10 France and James
Monroe, afterwards President OF the
United States, were commissioned to con-
duct the negotiations.
Rather unexpectedly when the matter
was broached NAPOLEON offered 10 sell
not only the city ana island OF New Or
leans but the cntire territory then owned
by France west OF the Mississippi em-
bracing what are now the States Of
Loulsiana. Arkansas, Missouri. Iowa
North Dakota. South Dakota. Nebraska
Kansas. Oklahoma Indian Territory. and
part OF Colorado. Wyoming. Montana ara
Minnesota.
Napoleon was Influenced. OF course. by
the fact that without New orleans II
would be hard to defend this large terri
tory; also that x was yielding no ravonue
and that he was IN great need Of funds
himself Tor tho equipment of his armies
at home
Representatives. OF the United States at
once accepted the proposition OF Napo-
leon, and the treaty was signed at Paris
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Such Prices on Carpets!

Second hoo Market stleeD
Last seasons patterns but you almost surely finds
among them something to suit you and the carpet is sand-
ard and perfect
l4xM lister 25 pat eTns), Sl75 ales for 1925 yard
Eylra AxHBgSty p4 patterns 81 s5 grades for yard
btiH0B IelUsS 2l Faterns grades 81 20 yard.
RegAaY CeCelS go patterns ,sll5 grades yard.
7abeshY rattrns,, 90, s grades yard.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Nonpareirs Anniversary.

The Noupareil Association win cele-
brate its forty-fourth anniversary In IT'S
room in Easter Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. A pleasing program Is beinr
prepared by q committee comprising u
J. Kopp. chairman; G.. r. Crockett @.
Fl. Niedermaier f. Butler. w J. Lutz
II. Kopp and H. Kenna.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Table WeH-
sllvcr-bleached Scotch table linen, C,
inches wide. 4Oc a yard, worth loc, and
good value at that
Full-bleached Irish table linen, 81 inches
wide. soc. well worth 7sc.
snow-whitc double damaslS table linen,
snow-drop pattern. 20 inches wide, 81 a
yard: we sell it regularly at S.25.
NabklHS-
Austrian drill. not quite white, hemmed,
16al6 inches, 60c a dozen from 75c.
Silver -blcached German damask, ready
hemmcd, very wear-resisting. 16x16 inches
s5c dozen, were 81.
Grass -bleachcd German drill napkins
hcmmed: cafe and restaurant men should
be interested in thsse; 16xl6 inches, 81 q
dozen from SIPS.
Extra good and heavy sllver-bIeached
German damask napkins several patterns,
24x24 inches, S1S5 a dozen from S2.25.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
A NEW FEATURE.

The Evening Journal has opened new
department for those who wish to make
use oi its classified columns. For the BEN
ent OF those who are like David Harum.
and wish 10 swap" an exchange classi-
fcation win be established ana those who
make use Of the classified columns are en-
titled to the insertion Of an advertisement
under this heading without charge.
m ", ,f-mayl
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
$40 to S25 OFF
Women S Easter Suits
Second floor Chestnut street,
(Second floor, Chestnut street.

In other words: $50 for sbuHg models that haze been
selling here sam iO1ap for $50 10 $45!
But many Of cloth suits down to of kind or size
that decided lower the prices and kill two birds with
astmnute shoppers unexpected treat and put
stock in apple-pie order
Mostly cheviots and mixed cloths
sixty all Part made with Eton part with hpength
coats and few with bouses Mostly walking length Sizes "a to
40 in the lot
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Special Trains TO Atlantic City on Ac-
count Of Easter via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Leave Wilmington. March 81, April
] and April ? at 3.1f p. NJ. with parlor
cars. dining car and coaches, via Dela-
ware River Bridge Route. Leave At
lantic City Easter Monday. April 9,
returning at 1900 a. IN.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

having a soclabie game OF marbles In the
street at the intersection Of Fourth and
Market streets. The Evening Journal re-
porter happened along ana IN the par
anco OF kid language, ''snatehed up"
There was howl and ghe scribe dropped
the ccmnies quicker en- lightning The
youngster was trying his best to lift a
"cobble" and the reporter having been
there before, made his escapA
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
NIGHT NIGHT IN IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
MlIk Dealers AssoeIatlon.

How to cool and keep milk sweet and
pure was discussed at length by the
Retail MIX Dealers Association on
Saturday night one new member was
admitted to the association. Another
discussion viii be held at the meeting
next Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Irish. American Association.

The American Association has
moved into its new quarters in the old
Central Hotel building. During the
week open house win be extended TO
he members OF kindred organizations.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Silk-Striped Challis, 3Oc
main Aisle)

The body of this material is half
cotton and half wool. 1t is not liks
many silk-striped challis in which
the silk pulls out as soon as it feels
any strain. The cotton gives
strength and a firm foundation to
hold the shining stripes.
There are a few plain colors-
but the greatest part of the lot is
printed with dainty little Persian
and Dresden designs in all sorts of
beautiful coloTs.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Use Etamine, SHE
(Maln Aisle

(Nan Aisle
The maker has turned his looms on fall sts and sold
out al he had left Of this summer material TO us at half price.
III brown tan gray black and two shades Of navy buehe
best coors.
Fine wool and made from knby yarns that give life and
spineaess. AZ inches vide.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Table-cl0tkS-
Solid color fringed table-cloths. for
fruit and refreshment purposes; also sum-l
mar table covers. pink. blue and drab.
42xf2 inches, 75c from SIPS.
50ll50 inches. 81 from $3.50.
6ixG7 inches. si.75 from s2.75.
66xS3 inches, $3.50 from S3.25.
7OWeIS-
Sturdy bleached Scotch huck towels
hemmed, 1sx32 inches. 12i1c. were 15c, andr
NOS eQualed anywhere at that.
Soft ail-white hemstitched towels, inD
diaper weave. 19x3S inches. 2oc from 25c /,
Bleached towels, huck and damask COM
binations. fine fellows. hemmed ends, 2ox4ol
inches, 20c from 25c.
The famous "Old Bleach" towels, in
huck plain white and hemstitched, best
possible making. and Of the hest fax
yarns and perfect bleaching, 20x3S inches,
e5c.
All-white irish huck towels. excelientt
fax, 2ix39 inches, S5c.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

American Beauty-deep ose.
Peoaia-lar le red flower.
General JacQuemnot-bdlIlant scarlet
crimson.
La Franoe-light pink.
Magma Chaita-bulliant pink.
Ulrich Brunner-cherry rel.
Paul Neyron--deep rose, large foNeT.
Madam Plantieg-white cluster.
Gloige dc Dijon-fawn and salmon.
Caroline Ies.out-satn rose.
Jules Mafgouiu--caTmine.
Mrs. John Laing pink,
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Long ia6eta and pongee coats.
1hree-9TarisT COTS Of siik AID
Secish eioiks-ike latter cfagsHsised
TO iHrg Shoaxrs.
Essrr sosi o} storm coai--ifi case Il
rGisS irsisad a shires.
Beautiful tsacT coats ef Hak ana
pale SHADES OF 5Tosdioid.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
A Great Occasion In China

In his numerous trips abroad our chief of china art
ware statuary bronzes and pottery keeps his eyes wide
open for the purchase of overpus stocks. Knowing this
fact makers often hold goods for his coming.
The shipment of these European goods necessarily
varessome start at once others are delayed but almost
every Atlantic liner brings something.
This morning finds splendid collections of dinner SETS
decorated china cut glass; statuary marble buStS pedestaS
chamber toilet sets and ardnieres from many of the world
famous makers in beautiful patterns and rich establishment
yet at prices which are sometimes half and in scarcely any
case as much as wo-hrds the cost OF like qualities, in the
usual way OF business in most stores.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
!. 0. 3. B.

Wilmington Lodge. No. f70. !. O. p. B.
Initiated twenty-five candidates at a
meeting held in the hall at Eighth and
Orance streets last evening. Follow
ing the business meeting the members
sat down to q banquet.
This lodge has from 30 to 100 mem
bers and ia making an effort to reach
i5o BY July 1.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

CoJcrfs and plain biack jackets.
Extra size tiaek coliS-siles "A
70 5S.
Sf0lbir cloth capss for older gcomsn
The earlier in the week you
come, of course, the more certain
VIC can be OF making any little
alteration before Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Pretty Silk Blouses
Mai, Af~faA

main Aisle
1915, worth s5-a silk man says
the silk alone in them is worth
S3.25.
Pcau de cygne, crepe de chine
and peau de sole; black and colors
odd lots left on makers hands
after spring selling.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Hardy Holland Rose-Bushes
lBasemenU

(BasmenU
Sturdy and strong with their brown roots and green
branches ready in few short months to throwa garland Of
glowing color about your veranda to dot your yard with
noddng bloom and beauty to fill your home with fragrance
And next year they'll bloom even more profuSey than this
Run your eye the ist-youl the astocras Of the
world these little prices 15 EACH for 25c 81 25 Dozen
forced, hohouse roses stock with the strength of
youth grated the sturdy Mane root full of from
infancy climate that iron in their blood and makes them fit
to stand our winters.
Packages doen assorted varieties specially selected and
Holland by the 2for the
house get his way train order by
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
ROLLER SKATE

Roller skates why there's plenty os
them. This once popular spor; was IN
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
The Newest Wells
From Paris
Chestnut street,

remind us that no French
woman would think herself
well goWned without a care
fully-chosen veil 10 maib her
hat.
The "magpie" wells - white
meshes interviewer or dotted with
black - look wonderfully light and
Summery 25c toS4 a yard.
Colored wells take in brown,
blue, lavender, red and green.
Mostly cobwebby backgrounds with
big and little dots dancing over
them. 25c to 50 a yard,
All sorts of black wells, 25c a
yard up.
Lace wells, Chantilly, net and
Boule, So to SO.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Dinner SetS-
Theo Haviland ll2-piece sets. s25 worth
$50 and $50; all pieces have full gold edges,
gold knobs and handles. four styles OF
floral decorations. pink. blue. lavender
and purple
j. Pouyat Limoges china sets. ia pieces,
six styles Of floral ana gold decorations,
all border patterns,Sio worth SEQ; ss5 worth
SIS; $50 worth SO. S75 worth $685. and slOu
worth S14O
G. D. A. Limoges china, ia pieces, pink
rose border decoration between two green
bands, sold edges, so worth $50.
Austrian china sets, 101 pieces pink rose
and spray decoration; dainty, thin ware,
neatly embossed, gold-traced handles, sc
worth $3.50.
German china sets. 101 pieces, pink rose
bud decoration, gold edges, gold-traced
handles. $40. worth s25.
American porcelain sets, 100 pieces. pink
and lavender floral decoration, $40 worth
SIS.
American porcelain sets. 100 pieces, pink
floral and scroll border, gold edges, ST.
worth $lS.
Second hoor)
| Decorated LIMOGES china
] L
Plates $3.50. IS, $3.50, 81, $40, Sl2 and SIS
worth Sc to $50 a dozen.
Ramekins and plates, $3.50 to IS dozen
worth Sc to Sl2
Hot cake dishes. Sis. s1.75, $3.50 ant
S275 worth Sl.75 to $3.50
Chocolate pots, S1.75 and $3.50, worth s2.2
to $3.50.
chop dishes $3.50 to s2.25. worth S225 t.
$3.50
| esatoa t,o.,,ts -se 20 % v,rortb e Ok 70 Il
Covered vegetable dishes, Si.50 worth 50
Fish sets. Thoo. Haviland china. 81
/ worth S25
Game sets, Theo. Haviland china, 81
worth $50.
(Arcade)
! CHt glass nmblerS-
2oc each, worth $3.50 to 81 dozen, foul
sizes.
Lemonade cups. 25c each. worth 81 dozen
CMain Aisle)
Evening journal., 1904-03-28

Colds in the Head.
CARMEL cures in one night.
Evening journal., 1904-03-28
Baby-Carriages and
Go-Carts

announce that they are en-
tirely ready for Easter, and a
special show is being made
today of all the models.
As a special offering are:
Some SO and $16.5O Bloch go-carfs
for sic; and
Some S2e.50 carriages at $15.
A limited quantity of each.