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The Washington times., 1905-12-04
MEMORIAL SERVICES
At NEW NATIONAL
Washington Lodge, B. & P. o. E.
Honor Memory of Departed
Brothers.

A last tribute TO the memory Of their
cececsed brothers was paid BY the mem.
oers Of Washington Lodge. No Is. Ben
eTolent and Protective Order OF Elks. al
memorial meeting yesterday after
noon at the New National Theater.
The memorial services which were con-
Quoted by Exalted Ruler Jesse :. Jack
son. assisted by other officers OF the
lodge. were impressive
The exercises We're opened with pray
er by the Rev. William H Chapman
Addresses We're made by the Rev. +
=. Hind. o. p. and John II. Fort, past
grand trustee and past district deputy.
q. + r., OF New Jersey
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TWO GAVELS FALL
| AND BOTH HOUSES
SETTLE TO WORK
Senate Holds But Brief
Memorial Session
for Dead.
NO FLOWERS ANYWHERE
Ladies Had to Supply Beauty
Needed to Open
Congress.
The LINEUP
SENATE.

The Fifty-ninth Congress onened
at noon today. when the gavels of
speaker Cannon and Vice President
Fairbanks sounded the momentous
signal in the respective houses.
1t was typical opening day
without flowers. The weather was
perfect, which is no inconsiderable
factor, for the ladies must be de-
pended on more than ever hereafter.
under the no-fower regulation, to
provide the spectacular features. They
were there in throngs So were the
other admirers of the statesmen.
Official life in all it's grades was
well represented; diplomacy was out
IN force; the galleries Of both cham
bers were crowded; and the formal
Inauguration of the business of what
is expected TO be a monumental ses-
sion went of without hitch or essen
tial variation from the usual routins.
The Senate was in session only a
few minutes, adjourning out of re-
spect TO the memories of the dead
Senators who have passed away since
the close Of the last session.
In the House there was more to
be done, and following the formalities
the always interesting lottery which
determines where the members shall
sit was opened, with prospects OF
the drawing lasting most of the after
MON
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
Senate Well Represented
When Session Opened

When Wee President Fairbanks enter
Ell the Senate chamber at a minute to
= o'clock 10 rap the assemblage To
order. almost every member was in hix
place. Standing room was At u prem
ium on the floor and in the galleries
Mr. Sutherland. the new Senator from
Ctah had the distinction OF having
been in his seat an hour before any OF
his colleagues. except Mr.. Hepburn OF
Idaho the pure fcod advocate. who has
moved his place from the rear row TO
the GrSt one, FL The seat occupied Tor
Tauns years by the late senator Platf
OF Connecticut.
The spectators. Mrs. Fairbanks. ana
the nicnf erS o. the families OF many
Serutors among them. were growing M
patient " hea the exodus from the cloak
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MAJOR ARHES' WIFE
SUING FOR DIVORCE
Charges Cruelty and Abuse, and Alleges
Unjust Reports Circulated Relat-
ing to Her Character.

The domestic infelicities OF Major
George 4. ArIaes and his wife. Mary
Wine ATmes. took Il new turn today
when Mrs. Armes commenced suit for
divorce In the local courts on the
grounds Of cruelty and non-support.
After reciting the fact of her mar
rage 10 Major ATmes February Il last.
Airs. ArInes charges him with extreme
cruelty abuse of her in rough and
violent language Of threatening her
While hourishing a revolver in her face.
annoying her while recently student at
the New England Conservatory In Bos-
ton. Mass. and writing letters to her.
She also accuses him Of circulating q
report that she was unfsithIuI and OF
drinking. While on their wedding trip
Mrs. Armes says her hsubaud told her
stories which greatly displeased her. In
May last. because or his treatment. shp
says she was compelled 10 leave tim and
live separate from him She then went
TO Boston To study in order TO be able 20
make living for herself He went
there she says. and annoyed her by try
ing 40 see her.
About six months ago Mrs A,.r,as
commenced proceedings against A;,5o,
Armes Tor the purpose OF having b;.
Fairfield" property on the Chevy Cbasc
road sold and the proceeds divided b.
tween herself and him The matta,. 3.
now a subject OF litigation i'm rbe Io,.,t
courts
Mrs. Armes is represented bv NJass,-s
Leckie K Fulton. Joseph W. Cox Do,,s.-
liss Y Douglass. and Conrad Syme
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
REMEMBER ITS DEAD

The memorial services held yesterday
afternoon by Columbia Typograp phfca 7
Union. No. lol. In honor Of the deceased
members OF the Union. were most i'm
.pressive. The meeting was attended by
The members Of the organization and 4
large number o. their friends
The exercises We're conducted by Phil
Ip \ Steele and on the stage with him
were five of the former presidents OF
the union
The exercises were opened with praver
by Albert n Ogg. who also. at The
close invoked a benediction
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Significant Figures

The Sunday Times yeSter-
day published 1O4 columns of
advertising, against % columns
in the corresponding issue of
year ago, a gain of If col
umnS.
This is the greatest gain
made by any Washington pa
per.
Furthermore, The Times
does not publish any free adver-
Using nor use advertisements
without orders for the sake Of
giving the impression of a large
business.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
CHRISTIANS FEAR
TURKISH ONSLAUGHT I
Indications Point 70 Massacre if Pow
ers Attempt to Force the
DaIdanelleS.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 4-There
are many indications that preparations
are being made for u general massacre
of Christians in case the powers attempt
to force the DardanelleS or TO send
troops into European Turkey
Despite official denial that anything Of
the sort is contemplated. it is known
that fanaticaI DeTVIshes are organizing
their followers for a general attack oa
the Christians as soon as the signal Is
given.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

oe ne Storm that moved up the Atlantic
49, saturday night and SUNDAY fs cen
80 - tnIS morning on Nova Scotia 4,
naS attended by heavy rains fbTo,,ot'
sS ~ ne ne Atlantic and east Gulf Sfsfss
a. ths!t were also quite general snov-e
~ ne laHe region and the tIDDer- obto
W yIiiu upp'f Mississippi valleys I'm thc
fair. 'S Deeh generally
temperatures are below tbo .o,..e. ,
@NeIas- over practically fba arti.I
SJue.i w,5nr.i > particularly IN the soiitn
hhtIe there We're heavy y,.,s,,. 80 = :; !;
freezing temperature almost - 90: cLIi sto
line. 'SN 10 tiiS GulT
,,,iIa dne weather viii be fair tonight and
Iuesoay ln the East and South n,,tllI'I aiII
along the lower lakes, where snn,v; 80 :, p'
ries are probable i'- Huf-
IL, VIII pe colder tonight along the Al
lantlc coast, and somewhat ,, -
TUESDAY In the interior. Tbars ,ilSI ,,itiI
ssain be heavy frosts tonight in III
tSsr s1sr Suit states including northern
central Florida 'i'H'S III
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GEARS ARMY RISES
IN EIGHT CITIES
Mutinies at Warsaw and
KharkOff Worst.
FIRST WORD IN MANY HOURS
Only Message From ST. Petersburg Since
Saturday Tells of yelling
of Revolution
FIRST WORD IN MANY HOURS

BERLIN. Dec. 4.-Dispatches received
'Ooay from St Petersburg state that
nullhles OF the troops have occurred at
warsaw kursk. Minsk. Saratorr. Kher-
son Novgorod, Grodno and Kharkoff.
Inc results OF the mutInies are not
given.
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Revolution at Last
Swoops Down on Czar

DEhLIN' Dec. 4--Dispatches from ST.
Ie'ersours sent by railway courier 10
honiGsberS on the Baltic sea. IL, The ex-
IRENE eastern part OF Germany show
lhAt The Russian cataclysm is al band
and that II the autocracy has nor CnI-
lapsed in the interim since the date .,
the latest message. q must be close -
It's TAIL.
All Russia is in open revolt aRains,
Emperor Nicholas
1t Is worse than a revolution: II is
annihilation OF the old order OF things
with nothing ready 10 take the place of
the doomed government.
There appears 10 be 40 room for doubt
that the revolutionary leaders who
sought 10 turn the empire into a repub-
lie with as little bloodshed as possible
have lost their grip on the masses: that
the Terrorists are ia control at least
of tho northern half OF the country. in
Guiding ST. Petersburg and Moscow. and
that province after province between the
Baltic and Black seas Is hocking 10 the
standard OF rebellion
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
MINISTER SQUlERS
SAILS FROM HAVANA

\ dispatch from Havana. Cuba. says
that Former Minister Herbert G.
Squiers left for New York Saturday on
the steamer Moro Castle. Mr.. Squiers
called upon President Estrada PaIma
and the secretary or stale. before leay-
lag.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
FOUR MEN ARE ADDED
TO METCALF'S FORCE

me following appointments have hacn
made %made IN the Department OF Commerce
DE. seh}}aniin "a nm a. Lamarine. assistant engi-
hesr IN the lighthouse service S-So
Otto Hegsted. New York. ya,c6n,a,,
9I Immigration. Ellis Island. \ Y $50
by transfer from the Navy Den, ~ IA. - a.
William ~ Barber Wisconsin. and
Atthnr T. Pienkowsky, Indiana. la bora
tory assistant. Bureau OF Standards seoo
and $1,000, respectively.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
Pennsylvania Railroad Clerical Orders

for 1906 will be issued to clerpymap
having regular charge as settled pastors
of churches located on or near the
Pennsylvania Railroad Individual annIi-
cation blanks can now be obtained from
all ticket agents. Application should he
sent in TO the General Office as soon az
possible. ard in no case later than De-
cSmbeT l5th.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
Clerk Mcdowell Calls
Representatives Together

As the hands of the clock pointed TO
Y. Clerk Of the House Alexander Nc
Dowen mounted the Speakers rostrurn
and, bringing his gavel down, declared
that The House viii come 10 order"
Henry y. Coudon. the blind chaplain,
while the members stood in their plac-
es, offered up a prayer for the safety
Of the members and guidance in their
duties. Clean US Of our national sins
said the chaplain. He prayed for the
Speaker and the President Of the Unit
ed States and his advisers, asking di-
vine blessing upon those directing the
nations course
Clerk Mcdowell then ordered n call of
the roll This consumed twenty min
utes. the members laughing and chat
ting, interrupting their conversations
only 10 answer 10 their names when
called.
Miss Alice Roosevelt. accompanied by
Frank Lyons, or New York, doorkeeper
OF the House. appeared in the Executive
Gallery, and when her presence became
known. shared with the members on the
floor the attention OF the interested
spectators IN the packed galleries.
Many on the Floor.
The rolI-can completed. Clerk Nc
Doweu announced that only a64 members
had answered 10 their names although
practically the entire membership OF
GSl Was on the floor.
COolnel Hepburn of Iowa. then placed
Joseph q. Cannon OF Illinois, in nomi-
nation for the Speakership-
The Republicans applauded his brtsf
Mr.. Henry of Texas. named John
Sharp Williams OF Mississippi as tho
choice Of the Democrats for Speaker
Clerk Mcdowell appointed MessrA
De1by of Michigan and Dickson OF nIi-
uOiS Republicans. and POu OF North
Carolina and Bell Of Texas Democrats,
as tellers
The roll was called and the members
voted Tor their choice for Speaker
Another twenty minutes was consum-
ed in the roll call.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
AGED MANS SUDDEN ILLNESS.

Taken suddenly in on Massachusett:
avenue near First street northeast. Pc
ter Matthews, seventy years old. fel
unconscious about 1l:l5 o'clock Iast
night. 4 policeman summoned a Datro
wagon, in which The sick. man was con.
veyed 20 his home, y X street north
west
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
In Midst of Enemies.

1t Is believed here Nicholas Of Russia
is as helpless in Tsarskoe-SeIo as was
Louis of France IN Versatile. lie is
hemmed ia by enemies on all sides
his own Imperial Guards having turned
against him. hundreds OF his military
ald naval officers bitter rebels. his army
and navy mutinoUs, the workmen of his
9tcontinued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1905-12-04

Beautiful Xmas Tree Ornaments Free
See next sundays Times.
The Washington times., 1905-12-04
TEAIPERATI.RE
THE Sun

TIDE TABLE
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The WEATHER REPORT.

continued on Second Page1
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-05

Bank, First National
Boucher, G. D., Groceries
Browne & Manxanares Co., Wholesale
Croeers.
Center Block Pharmacy.
Davis { sydes, croeers.
Enterprise Cigar store.
creenberger, NJ. Clothing.
Gross, Kelly 4 Co., Wholesale crocers.
Gehring, z. j., Hardware.
llfeId's, The Plaza Department store.
IifeId, L. w. Hardware.
Las Vegas Cigar Company.
Lewis, The w. N. Co., Cut Flowers.
Sharp Lumber Company.
Optic. The Daily.
Rosenwsid, e. 4 Son. Ceni Merchan.
EosenthaI Bros, General Merchandise,
Ryan q Blood oroeees.
s..orisses Amor cemnasy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-05

schasfer, o. O., Drugs.
Woods, Mrs. N. j., curlos and sts
tionery.
Winters Drug Company.
c. v. Hsdscoek, Boots and Shoes.
Bank, San Miguel National.
eaeharach Bros, Gen. M'd'se.
coors, Henry, Lumber Company.
oesrth, 8. r., Cut Flowers.
craaf 4 Hayward, crocers.
Gregory, o. l., Cigars.
Hub Clothing Company.
Las Vegas steam Laundry.
Mann Drug Company.
Murphsy, e. a., Drugs.
Rossnthal Furniture Company.
Russell 4 Lewis, Tahors.
stearns, !. H., Grocer.
Taupsrt, Jewelsr and optIelan.
vcsk. ~. asaeae
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-05
"A G ART SOUVENIR

containing 20 pages, Including panoramic views Of the City, Hot
INC aan'"as Park; IS pages Of superb illustrations Of the city and
vc'nry fee fron all advertising matter; admittedly the finest work Of
Inc kind ever published In New Mexico, may be obtained from the follow.
ing merchants at actual cost, SOC per copy Sc additional for mailing:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
Some Specials in the
Toilet Section.

You will ever find here
everything that a woman
needs on her dressing table
not only at less prices than
elsewhere, but now and then
you will have the opportuni-
ty of buying here atless than
our own regular prices. For
instance, here are some
things particularly essential
now.
DISINFECTINE SOAP, pre-
scribed, used and recommended by
physicians, surgeons and dentists,
10 a cake or three for Csc
KINDS HONEY and ALMOND
CREAM for the face. hands, skin
and complexion; regular price
soc. Special 39c
HUDNUT'S LIQUID GREEN
SOAP, perfumed for the bath and
shampoo, cleanses the scalp and
leaves the hair soft and brilliant,
per bottle, Soc
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The Beautiful Display Of Ribbons.

We carry ample stock of all the called-for ribbons,
Fancy Ribbons Warp Prints Satin and Taffeta Satin Bor
deed Printed Novele Soft Tafeta Plain and Glaze in Tone
and in addition full line of staple in all widths.
Then, too headquarters for the latest novelties.
arranged all fancy knots for gdes and corsage that the
average salesWoman can readily make them up.
Five onehal inches wide Floral Warp
colored borders in finish Soc.
Just received line watch fob
convenient watch fob stock from yard 15c to 4Oc.
line of Tafea all silk the width
bows hair ribbons and BELTS II incnes width Regular
price 25c; Special lac.
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Gloves.

Gloves of all kinds for all
occasions. We have gloves
tor every occasion-and for
all kinds of weather, no mat
ter how hot. Gloves that will
help you really to look cool.
1t is a fallacy that assumes
that gloves contribute to heat
and discomfort.
LONG SILK GLOVES, for short
sleeves, blacks and whites,
Csc, Soc and 100
SIXTEEN BUTTON LENGTH,
in pink. blue, reseda. pongee and
red, price 1926
SHIRT WAIST GLOVES, in
Isle, black, white and colors,
SOC, 85c and 100
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14

The Gotham Hip Supporter,
plain elastic, special price 25c
The (Kern) Shoulder Hose
Supporter for children, in black
and white, special 35c
The Security Skeleton Waist
with hose supporters attached,
special price Soc
The Worth Skeleton Waist, reg
ular price 35c, now 25c
Sleeve Protectors, all colors,
special 25c
Embroidered Linen Collars,
latest styles, special price, Csc
Our 1916 all steel Scissors, to
inches. special 25c
Shell Hairpins, six in a box,
special price 10c
Bias Folded Seam Binding, in
cambria, all widths, 10c
Bias Seam Binding, in lawn, spe-
cial price 15c
Normanuie Steel Hairpins, 200
count, loc
DC Cube Pins in black, now two
for Sc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
Special Sale of Rugs and Carpets.

We put sale for Monday and Tuesday five specialists of
Rugs and four different kinds of carpets less than regular
prices The carpets include Velvet Administer extra Axmn
ster and in pretty patterns and elegant designs The
regular price 12S and $50 Yard and laying and lining not
uay included in those prices but this special sale we
lay and line them, using good heavy padded lining at
the special price of loo.
The Rugs and the special prices in the sale follow:
RUGS 3Ox6o, all WOOL ADMINISTER RUGS 27x54
Special
SMYRNA 36x72. all WOOL ADMINISTER RUGS 9x2
Specal
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
A Couple Of Money Saving
Specials in Boys thing

For Monday and Tuesday we put on sale
lot of 90, IS and o8c straw hats for chill
dren, large and small brims, trimmed with
white, blue, red or brown ribbon.
These are exceptionally good saws and come in both
rough and smooth effects There also different combna
tons of coIors of saws They go sale at the special
price of SOC.
Then here are some Children's high
class sailor hats at soc, worth l.5O
Some rough and smooth sraws in all kinds of flowing
ribbon elegant finish These are particular high-cass hats
and originally sold at 100 LIS and 50 They are all good
shapes. They all go at the special price of 89c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
Known Since our Annual Sale a Year Ago
These Prices Are Less Than Most Dealers Pay Wholesale

Monday begins here the selling of 100000 yards of sheer
wash fabrics, both printed and materials This represents
special purchase acquired by from the manufacturers
much less than regular prices that you able half of
ordinary retail prices You understand something the i'm
Potance of the sale just for this stray rawfgured lawns
Think OF it. There other bargains just great this. In
point of fact there much more desirable bargains
senng just big saving Altogether there six lots They
will be displayed on six tables:
A. goods Worh6
yard Midsummer
inches yard price &C.
Table C. OrgMdies Large floral
sale price II "a
Table D. chiffon Very Latest yard
i9c.
Table silk organizes Dotted stripped yard
39c
Table F. Wolfe uitngs Solid yard
Midsummer Oc
M50 r. ~ 0
GENUINE WALRlS dco
case cnqepm the
- ~ f' ~ p s" P"s"O" 'peos
frame
kid Las. - N' WIN"
card changer nlhookR
with
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
A Biz Sale of Lace Curtains.

We put on sale big Tot Of lace curtains Of various
lengths at away below former prices.
Also here are one and two pair lot curtains at exactly
half price
1000 LACE CURTAINS 500 LACE CURTAINS for $50
ESQ LACE CURTAINS for 1926
Some we have had this
Then here are prices on the other lace curtains
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14

This Is Unquestionably the Largest Notion
S e ion IN h S Il h !,
The above caption means, among other
things, that you have variety unequaed. 1t
where it is merest incident No matter what it is that
may be be properly classified under Notions you can get
her
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
Four Tables Full of Special Priced Hats
and Some Other Big Bargains.

In this Millinery Section you can always
depend upon getting better style hats than
you can get elsewhere for the same money
There is a smartness, a chicness about our
millinery that is inmitable, The choice IS
extensive, and includes not only hats tor
women, but for misses and children,
Here are four tables filled to overflowing
On Table No. are hats which sold at LIS and l>O-
they marked csc. oor
On Table No. are hats which sold at 20O and I'D
they marked I.65. -
On Table No. ) are hats which sold at $50 and 275-
they are marked 1893.
On Table No. are hats, dressy ready-o-Wear hats
which sold at 500 and 60O--they are marked 1888.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14

INFANTS Soft Sole Barefoot
Sandals, Soc
CHILD'S Leather Sole Spring
Heel Sandals, LOO
CHILD'S Leather Sole Spring
Heel Sandals, 1925
MISSES" Leather Sole Spring
Heel Sandals. $50
WOMEN'S Leather Sole Spring
Heel Sandals, 200
WOMEN'S Brown Kid Ribbon
Ties, extension soles. 800, $50
and 500
WOMEN'S Brown Kid Ribbon
Ties, light soles, $50
WOMEN'S Tan Russia Calf
Ribbon Ties, extension soles, $50
and 500
WOMEN'S Tan Russia Calf
Butcher Oxfords, extension soles,
very low heels. ESQ
WOMEN'S White Canvass Rib
bon Ties, white heels light soles.
200, ESQ and $50
WOMEN'S White Canvass Rib
bon Ties, extension soles and
leather heels. $50
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White MOhair Bril-
liantine and SiciIian..

The washable kind.
Brilliant,
Dressy,
Serviceable.
The materials for dressy
shirt waist suits for seashore,
for mountain, for lawn par
ties, evenings, dinner.
The Material for Bathing Suits.
The material does not need
to be sent to a cleaner. Any
WaSherWOman or laundry
can do them up, and retain
their brilliancy:
SO and 38 inches wide, SOC
40 and az inches wide, soc
d inches wide. 75c
46 inches wide, sec
46 inches wide, 100
40 and so inches wide, 1925 and
$50
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LACE CURTAINS, 3 yards long,
full width, regular price LOO. Spe-
cial, CSC
LACE CURTAINS, 31a yards
long, full width. Regular price,
$3.50. Special, 99c
LACE CURTAINS, 80 yards
long, full width. Regular price,
$1.75. Special, 1.12Ia
LACE CURTAINS, S1s yards
long, full width. Regular price,
$500. Special, 1.25
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14


Mohair Dress Goods at Saving Prices
This is the time you are thinking of
going away. Dresses, dresses you can
travel in, wear in the mountains and on the
sea shore. in all kinds of weather, that are
weather proof, spot proof, dust proof and
water proof.
Mohar covers the whole range of proofs. The
all dependable, the thing for bath suits and as WE'LL 40 in
Invisible self checks and solid coors Soc
All staple solid shades, black and white as we'll.
A inches 75c, 46 inches 800, SO inches LOO.
Here Are Some Special Priced Silks
Special white habutia silk 81 inches wide washable
39c, soc, SOC and 75c.
Special white habutia silk 80 inches WIDE washable
soc, 69c, 75c and 100.
Light washable summer silks, solid coors, dots, small
patterns, white grounds dark grounds china habua few
taffeas. Regular price SOC and SOC. Special sec.
Short lengths. Remnants, waist patterns kimona
patterns chdrens dress patterns &c 9c 49c and Soc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14

Cube Pins, 200 count. black,
white and assorted, regular price
zoe, now 12Zc
Belt Pins, one dozen on card,
three cards for SC
Aluminium Thimbles, all sizes,
three for Sc
Blue Head Pins, one dozen on
card, special 10c
Chinese Ironing Wax, 2 cakes
for Sc
Cotton Elastic, all widths, black
and white, regular price loo, now
SC
Asbestos Iron Holders, SC
Polishing Mits, 10c
Dust Caps, 10c
Stick Pins, glass heads, assert
ed colors, six on card, regular
price Csc, now 10c
New style Back Combs, with
gold trimmings, prices
Csc, Soc and 75c
Barrettes in shell, amber and
white, at 2oc, 25c and SOC
Net Shopping Bags, 25c and Soc