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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

several San Francisco schoolboys have
become regular betters on horse races.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11
TaIieS Can Wear s,osy

Deposits of asphalt have been discoy-
cred near Cordeone. Sicily.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

Mrs: Winslow's Soothing Syrup for childre,
teetalng, soften the gums, reduces infiamma-
ton ,allays pain, cures wind collie csc -abottie
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

the Isle of Afahe.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11
Little Girls Awful Suffering vulnerable
Skin Humor-SIeepiess Nights For

My little girl had been suffering for
two years from eczema, and during that
time L could not get nights sleep, as her
allment was very severe. / had tried so
many remedies, deriving no benefit, had
given up all hope. But as a last resort l
was persuaded to try Cuticura, End one
box of the Ointment, and two bottles of
the ResolveDt, together with the Soap, eff
fected peamanent cure. Mrs. /. B. Jones.
Addington, ND. T."
Greatest Living Painter ofsGardens.
George S. Elgood, the English artist.
is acknowledged to be the gr @test liv-
ing painter of gardens Hf6as fur.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

'for e has no parallel in German
courts, possibly none in those of any
other country.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

lives in Annapolis. We IS in
the young ensign's hea result
of visitation of cats at tllpnavy yard.
When the young ensign was as
signed to service his sweetheart sent
him nice cat, witE a m%llow voice
and a pink ribbon around its neck
Inc cat made friends and every night
about thirty of them gathered on the
training ship Lancaster and yowled
Vt awoke the sailors on board. An
expedition was launched and every cat
was captured before sunrise. placed in
bag and thrown into the river. The
young ensign heard the row and
rushed upon deck, but too late to save
the felines.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11
ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS

Austria Hungary has $1,000 medical men
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

: IL ~ erved her a
s. 3 + : sAriousiy val
3 s '<.| s. ESQ The pro-
+ this was his
refused to give
were asked to
lawful owner
p H per argued that
Pre- by traditional
Pc restaurant by its
1t these articles fur
4 profit to the propri-
.s or not the courts VIII
HI bf the matter is 'Ques-
decided. If they do,
i IN had swallowed the
argued that she could
FL rec ted for larceny. The
;3 provoked much lively
- N German legal circles,
pfof Sc has no parallel in German
courts D0SSfblv mona In tbOca ~ arv
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

= - Fl = r. Is vim
- s. kers, but
ia - 49,. - ected at
iscredit 1t
Il =, rs 1t now
inay proper
r - II3S 81 s, that owing
bw being APP
yair treatment
~ - Fl tofore been ac-
- hose affairs as
- VI the public eye and
- u ~ IS that bear upon the
~ packers to the COM
8 ID i buntry may at this time
hded to. 1t would be
W mate the benefits gained
~ q of the country result
nergetic enterprise OF
Whatever is of benefit
s + = 8 s :. gain to the entire
he country. And con-
- 81 heir continuous aggres-
T. 8 feature perhaps has been
Int than their efforts in
is all over the world for
products of the farmer.
kports of agricultural prod
gained but little in the past
2rs, and leaving out corn, the
or all other farm products was
| lSSS III 15Uo IMAM Ill 1881. But III
Paking house PRODUCTS there was con-
slue able gain Curing this period. be-
SauSean organized and powerful force
mas 1Sp behind them seeking new and
DroadeNnarkets.
beslue the benefits reaped by farm
eIs Oh aVpunt of the enterprise and
energy e&Eised by the packers in at
taiIlns cor ercial results by foreign
uraoe, tne at development in the
man packing house by-prod-
uc,s mas acA enormously to the
value of all Nstock raised in the
united States. TN waste material of
twenty years ago, Aen an expense TO
the packer, is now inverted into ar
ticles Of great value Md ms an eco.
nomic fact this must NhrrssDondinel
increase the value TO Ne farmer OF
every head Of cattle marNeted at the
numerous stock yards of Me country
Let these facts be remembered while
now it is so popular to regard the
great packing industry rs deserving of
condemnation. At least it must no od-
mitted that, so far, there is no ade-
quate reason for the almost mani
nous howl that may be heard ovorr-
where in the face of the Garfield 70
port above alluded to which practical
~ exOnerates the packers from tho OH
scure and indefinite charges that have
been for some time past made the sinh.
| Ject of popular comment.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11
lit SAVED MY LIFE"
PRAISE FOR\ A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mrs. WiIladssn re Ills How She Tried Lydia
f. +; Pink Rlnsha"'' Vegetable Compound Jus

Mrs. t. G. WilladAeu, of Manning,
iowa, writes to Mrs. Rnkham:
Dear Mrs. sPinzham =
ne can truly say that yorA have saved my
you in words y"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-05-11

pads seenT very WiHng-9b
late car lines brought un-
q Motion OF the Interstate
fommission. y railroad
I. - authority for the state
Zines are paid mileage, with
khination, and the question OF
~ch.Iscs is matter for the
YfIe with the car lines, so
There is no law to govern their
* Car mileage paying has been de-
fled TO be as legal as the payment OF
tai for property.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
BRooKLYN BRIEFS

Mfrs Dennis Brophy of Washington avenue. who has been spending vaca- ton of seven months in California, has returned to her home in this city.
 -Rev F. F. Root, pastor of the Third Congregational. church. who has been at his former home in Bridgeport. owing to the recent death of his mother. will return to his home this week to resume charge of his parish.
 Property owners on Railroad Hil street may he curious to know what was done with reference to the estab- lishment of pulling line in that street from the present termination of the layout in that street to the residence of Mrs Doran. For their information 1t might not be amiss to state that at the meeting of the aldermen last night a communication from the department of public works stating that public neces- sity and convenience do not require a building line. was read and adopted.
 It is a comparatively easy matter to find good trusses but 1t requires experi- ence to know what truss is best suited to any given case and to 1t that truss correctly. We not only have a large hiie Of mSdern. scientifically construct. ed trusses but. what is more important, we know how to it them. A C. Walk. CT, 756 Bank street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Hambures From the Turn.
 bull Liquidation Sale.

2,500 yards of new Hamburgs, choice patterns Turnbulrs prices 25c, 15c and l2c a ayrd, ,~ Sale price 4e yd. See display in south window. Cambric Edges, 5 and 6 inches in width, Turnbulrs price 25c.
 Sale price ic yd. Nainsook Edges. assorted pat. terms. Turnbull's price 15c yard. Sale price 4c yd. Cambric and Nainsook Insertions, Turnbull's price 15c.
 Sale price 4c yard Beading in Nainsook. Turnbulfs price 12c, Sale price ic a yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
llp ,olI| EDUcxTIo
1esasss librssy VII uss Sasaes'
 Scheel 1oe Ssmnss lsenths,


 All the women principals of tho public schools will soon hAve tllelrs salaries increased At tho meetjpg of the board of education held 1ist' evening Superintendent Tinker Sug-. gested that the inequalities In tho, salaries of the women pfincipaID bos adjusted. He said that some of them are inadequate and some are unequal, which means of course, that when. these tnadequacies and inequalities. are snl0othed off every woman prin. cipal will receive more pay. The mlt-'' ter WAS not discussed more than q. moment or two and was referred t6. the committee on teachers.
 Applications for positions aa mAdo teachers were received from MarKars ct McC Cormick. Catherine Kennedy. Alice Metheney and Helen Egan, and for a kinder9arten teacher Mary e. Donahue. All wefe filed.
 Superintendent Tinker announced. that he has given up all hope of being able to use the. Croft school this term. The walls are too damp to b0 kalsomined and other things quite numerous are in the way of getting there. A report was received from the superintendent reviewing the con ditiOn of the suburban schools. In mostly all of them excepting Bunker Hill and Park road districts. the schools are up to the requirements. It was voted to have the committees of these districts informed of what Is expected from them according to law, that is. they must have proper accommodations in the buIlding4 by the opening of the fall term.
 A matter that evoked some discus sion was an application from the Bronson lihrary for the use of tho Barnard school during the summer. for the accommodation of people living in the Brooklyn district Some thought if would not be we'll to give the schools for any but school purposes. and moreover to outsiders. It was finally decided that the Bronson H. brary is not an outsider and to grant the required permission on Commits siOner McD0nald's motion.
 The matter of adjusting the salaries Of the women principals was carried on Commissioner Lawlor's motion. :.
 The board will visit the house. keeping school at 4 o'clock next Mon day. Miss Mahaney was granted &50 for services rendered in Merriam school during the absence of the prin- cipal Miss Ella Smith. {. It is custom ary to recompense in this way teach CTS who have taken the place of tho principal for. any length of time. .Af- ter some informal discussion about the coming graduation exercises the board adjourned
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
A FADED wAIsrcoAr
'. ,. nsDstsi uas DssoSht Seie A6ains
 st San Sint.

Frank J. Rametti and Sam Sing. . Celestial laundryman on East Main street. are at war and at law over c vest. or ..waistcoat." belonging to the former. Nr Rametti has brougft suit against the Celestial for $50 damages to his ..waistcoAf." The article. it seems. WAS q beauty. . regular spotted beauty. of the blonde type. with only three pockets. English. you know" and with ivory buttons that gIistened like stars on the sea. One unlucky day some weeks ago the ex-constabIe had the misfortune to give his precious vest to Sing to wash. and he alleges in his complaint that while Sing was singing over his wash tub he was singing the beautiful spots and blonde color out of the vest and the sheen oR the glieteu- ing ivory buttons. He did not do this with malice aforefhoughf. but with ''some liquid or substance unkbown to him the plaintiff. 70 that when he gof Ef back from Sing he was unable to rrcoxnise it ss his property It re- minded him of the yellow peril. and be took it hack to sing. but Sing gave him no satisfaction. only fo eo snd soak bic head Hence the suit. which is refun- able before Justice of the Peace Law tor-
 A parsIlel case to shis occurred rome yesrs SEQ when Attorney Jehs F- Hois- han had aposbrr CeIesffaI jailed fW damaging his pajamaA yr Ho,s1sn. however foreot fo pay o0 fer tAe manrs boar1 and wno aGoB1n1e1 t1e uert A0r f0 ope M orQw - lnvnr11n use1 fnh The tai1 oul1es1l1eo ha1
 pfnru1 D kn1D e C1n11e oD - bunno hno - oo1n rn61 no01Du1114
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
FESTIVAL ENDED
Hiss Lizzie Wallaes Collected Lsrtest
 Amount of Money.

The May festival of the Oueen'a Daughters closed last night. It was . great success. the society clearing over &2.O00 on 1t besides making a record Tor themselves as royal entertainers. The principal award was a trip to Ire land and $50, $50 in all, which went to Miss Mae Meserole of POS South Main street. The full list is as fol- lows:
 Gibson picture. Rev T. E. Sullivan: fancy collar and cuffs. Elsie Murden; painted shirt waist set. Rev r. Duhi- gan; doiley. Mrs Charles Roper: bride do'k Adbina La Tulife; fancy doll. DorG thy E. Wallace; dozen cabinet photos. Emily Cassidy: years subscription democrat, Mrs Holian: pair shoes. M.. E. Grimes; $5 gold. James Cassidy: oak rocker, Tessie Fleming: parior lamp. Mrs B. Mccarthy: pair shoes, Rev P. Dunigan; rug, Good Bye. E. A. O." J. Malone: box cigars, Rev T. E. Sullivan; 25 pound ham. Gussie Young: set of carvers, C. c. Forhoitx. Prospect. Conn: tub butter. Gussie Young: barrel flour. J. Ken nedy: 70 pounds tea. Joseph Riley: ton coal. "N. A. K.": box soAp Rev T. E. Sullivan: boys .suit, ]. Grady: dress suit case. Rev T. E. Sul- livan: umbrella. J. A. Kennaugh: der. by hat. J. Phelan: lady's summer hat. Ernest Beaudreap: mems soft hat, Charlie" Waterbury; trunk, Rev P. Dunigan: $lO gold. James Sharon; couch. Harriet Wallace: oak chiffonier. James sperry: Ady's oak desk. kittie Dillon: lady's suit. Rev r. Dunigan: dinner set. Meet Me at Curran's NJ. E; C.: parior clock. F. Hubbard: picture Pope Plus x. P. J. Regan; engraving St Cecilia. Rev r. Dunigan; sofa pill low. Mrs Connor: toilet set. Mrs Cas- sidy: Lady Ita doll. David Brady; sideboard. Helen Perigard; trip to Ire. land and $50. Mae MeSerole. 2i,S South Main street: Holy Ghost doll. M. E. Butler: one dozen photos. Peter LA- coure: nurse doll. Rev T. E. Sullivan; pin cushion. F. A. Fallon.
 In the contest of the canvassers the prizes were awarded as follows: First. diamond ring. Miss Elizabeth Wal lace. &57p. 10: second. gold watch. Miss Mccarthy. S541.10: third. chain and locket. Miss Margaret Cassidy. e375: fourth. gold brooch. Miss Mary Ryan, e1& af
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
IN TEE POLICE COURT
ffns6 e as1 Get fer lsissfssss6 Wiab fsuass o0ess.

For interfering with Truant onicer Leroy in the discharee of his duty yesterday. Thomas Ferguson was fined e1 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge Bupee. Le- roy had occasion 10 call at Fergu- on's home on Pond street last week to SC if Ferruson's sister had eb- tained . certificate to work. Tester day he was passing along South Elm strret snd happening so see FerKuspn he asked him if his father had obtain ed the certificate. Ferxuson told him he did not know and that it was none Of his business anyway. fo which Leroy replied that unless . certificate was obtained some one in FerHuson's fam fly wo1Id be arrested This hrouxht on further rmarks and Ferguson picked up a stone. but before he could throw if Leroy grsppled with him and fouk him fe the station house. Joseph Carroll vbo until recently has been an enGrzver st the New England watch absp. festined fr Fesxuscn. but coujd not save him
 The case aniDst Nichaei Pesfpo fer hreach of the peacp vas seffIed fr es aDd . cssp aGainst JonepA ehcls esne1f fer dfepenetnG HqpW ia the k5fcDea of his boue e Lepnnra eozDee 1n1f oun1ny wno ese1Do1 foe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Four Specials From the
 Lining Dept.

All colors yard wide Mercer1ze1 .s Satteen. regular price 20 yd-
 Sale price 121ac Odd lots of Percaline Silesia and lining Lawns. worth from 12i1c to pc. Sale price 1c yard Remnants of Lining Silks, regu-
 Sale price 19c The best quality 24 inch wide French Shrunk Hair Cloth. reg ular price soc. Sale price 25c LIQUIDATION SALE OF NOTIONS. White Pearl Buttons. assorted sizes Turnbull's price loc.
 Sale price Sc Cabinet Wire Hair Pins, Turn bulls price 5c.
 Sale price 3c box Small boxes of Black Pins. Turn bulls price 3c.
 Sale price lc box Papers of Assorted Black Pins. TurnbulTs price jc. Sale price 3c Non-Twistin- Tape, Turnbulrs price 5e q bunch.
 Sale price 2c a bunch One yard length of Fancy Elas- tic. Turnbull's price loc.
 Sale price sc Common Pins. Turnbulrs price 5c.
 Sale price 1c paper Tape Measures. TurnbuIIs price 5r. Sale price F each Black and White Patent Hook and Eyes. Turnbull's price 5c.
 Sale price 1c q card Hose Supporters with pads in all colors. Tu-ubul's price 3ac.
 Sale price 2Ic a pair Wrist BagS In black and brown. TurnbuTs price si5G
 Sale price gscc each Castle Sap. Turnbull's price r. a cake. Sale price 5c Extrs Fine Tooth Brushes. Turn bulls price 1Oe.
 Sale urica r. each Small Coin Pu-sss. Turnbull's price D. Sale r-ice 5c Bla~k and White SIX Feather bone. Turnu1E-s price 15c-
 Sale price ac HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR FROM THE LIQUIDATION SALE. Ladies Plain RIsek Cotton Hose. Tu-ubuITs p-fce 12lze- Ssle price Tc Ladies Black Drop stcrh Hose. TurnbuIrs prize 15c. saie price sc Lsdfe<- BIzck Cc-toa Hose fine quality. sero-ds If lie quality. Tr-ubuII's nTfre IT. s spfr.
 Sale price pair for 25c ladies extra fine quality Cotton Hose regular made. Turnbal1's price Ge.
 Sale price 3 pain fR Ycc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
C ". A. WHIST
Electric Fsns win Ds Ussl at Asli.
 teeian 1s.aitht.

 .. The electric fans which have been placed. in. the Auditorium will add greatly to the pleasure of the whist party to be given there this evening by the Catholic Women's association. All who have not secured tickets may get them at the hall. A meeting was held last evening. at which most of the prizes were shown. They are hand some collection and were presented to the association practically without so- hcitation. The whist will begin promptly at 8 o'clock and the patron esses. guides and scorers should be present in the hall at 7:45. The last are to go to Miss Cofden immediately upon their arrival and learn where their sections are located and get the cards for the tables.
 An electric bell has been installed through the kindness of William Me- Sellis and this will be rung to an- nounce the beginning of each hand. Each game will begin when the bell is rung. the scorers will immediately mark the tally cards before . person rises from the table. When the cards are marked the bell will ring for all to change tables. As coon as all are seat ed the bell will ring to start the new game. After tables have been changed no scores for the preceding game will be given. no matter what excuse is of. fered. TLe card must be marked at the table at which the game was won or not at all. Sixteen games will be played. the highest srores will he called for and the prises given out at the stage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
These In Mems and Boys :. Furnishings From Liq.
 .. uidation Sale.

One case of 6O dozen Mems Fast Black Cotton Half Hose. sec onds of regular 12isc values
 Sale price 5c Fifty dozen Mems Fancy Cotton Half Hose. black and tan with silk embroidery. Turnbull's price 12hc and iJc pair,
 Sale price 9c Mems All silk Neckwear compriS- ing shield and hand teck. rever- sible or French four-ln-hs nfs. all fancy silks. Turnbull's price
 g to 5nc. Sale price lie Two Cases of Mems Jersey Rib bef Underwear. erru and blue striped. in this lot are some s,zes in black and blue ribbed underwear. 3ec and 50c quail test
 Men,t Muslin Night Shirts all fan -.sv trimmed fronts sizes l5 10 slightly soiled from handling <urnbull price Joc to I5c. :. ' Sale price 5oc g dozen Men's and Youths Fine Li<le and Heavy Web Suspeu- derx. kiI and leather ends. pat ent cast-offs. Turnbulrs price 1sc. Sale price ioc One lot of Boys NezIizee. Shirrs- BIouses Knee Pants and Ora -- CTS. broken sizes. 27,c and 5sAr vslues. Sale price lsc eFxsATIoNAL PRICES IN SILKS From the Liquidation Sale Co'orrd India silks. all coiOrs and white. Turnbulr pr1oe
 Sale price IcAc yd 75c GIace ChsnCeable Tsfets.
 s2c a yard % fr~h Glsce Tzfetz- two tonesf effects fn blue<. brown grsy suf green every yard E1zrzntee1- -5r quality. Sale price 52c -d 2, inch Shanruag Po1xeeS. all shzie< snf bisck- fine heavy qualities. regular s1 11alitS Safe price 5ec rd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16

Bale yard wide Unbleached Sheet ing, Turnbulfs price 6c. Sale price 4c 10 pieces 10-4 Unbleached Sheet ing, TurnbulPs price 1Sc. V Sale price 14c 1000 yards Fruit of the Loom Muslin, Turnbull's price 10c.
 Sale price 7c 10 pieces Lonsdale Cambric, Turn. bulls price 121sc, Sale price 71ac 50 pieces White Crossbar Muslins. Turnbull's price 7c, Sale price 3A Ac 20 pieces fne India Linen Lawn, Turnbull's price 12c, Sale price Sc 2,0OO yards Cream Domet Elan. neI, TurnbulP price 5c. Sale price 31sc s pieces Cream Wool Baby Elan. nel, Turnbull's price 25c.
 Sale price 1sc 50 pieces Light and Dark Dress Ginghams, Turnbulls price lOc,
 Sale price 5c 100 pieces yard wide Percales Turnbull's price 10c, Sale price 7c 6O pieces Colored Dimity, Turn. bulls price 10c. ,2 Sale price 5c 2,OOO yards good quality ty-Aprpi -s Ginghams, Turnbull's price 6c,
 Sale price 4c 200 dozen Huck Towels, Turn bulls price Sc.
 Sale price 6 for 25c 5 pieces 70 inch Bleached Da. mask, Turnbull's price 59c, i Sale price 39c 2 dozen Fringed Crochet Bed Spreads. Turnbulrs price S1.39,
 Sale price 9sc 50 dozen large size Bleached Fur. kish Towels, Turnbulls price 15c, Sale price l0c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16

Ladies' White Silk Stockings, very fine quality, Turnbulfs price 50 to 75c. Sale price 25c Children's fine ribbed Hose, sizes to 9k, Turnbull's price 12c,
 Sale price 7c a pair Children's Cotton Hose. fine rib in large sizes only, Turnbuli's price 17c.
 Sale price pairs for 25c Misses fine Lisle Thread Hose. Turnbull's price 25c, Sale price 14c Infants fine Cashmere Hose with silk heel and toe, pink and blue, Turnbull's price 25c,
 Sale price 15c Ladies' Pure White Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless, Turnbulrs price 121ac, Sale price 7c Ladies' Real Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, Turnbull's price 25c to 39c, Sale price 17c Ladies' Ribbed Knee Pants. lace trimmed, regular price 25c.
 Sale price 1sc One lot of Children's Gauge Vests high neck, half sleeve. sizes IS to 30. Turnbull's price 15 to BOG.
 Sale price l21sc each size One lot of Misses Vests, low neck sleeveless,
 Sale price Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Values In Suits and Coats From the Liquidation
 Sale.

Values In Suits and Coats From the Liquidation
 Sale. Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. Reef CTS and Blouse Jackets. newest pleated skirts. made of man. nish tweeds, price s19.5O.
 Sale price s13.75 Tailor Made Suits. Blouse Jacket braid trimmed, skirt tucked, seams and side plaits. price S15.
 Sale price ss.50 Tan Covert Coats. collarless effect large sleeve, satine lined. price s1050. Sale price s6.50 Tan Covert Coats, strapped seams. satin lined, price s12.J0.
 Sale price $500 Sample Coats of tan. covert cloths, box and fitted effect, several styles. price S1s.jO.
 Sale price s129s White Lawn Shirt Waists. trim med with insertion of val. lace. price eac, Sale price 25c Colored Gingham Shirt Waists, tucked front and back.
 Sale price soc Fine White Lawn Shirt Waists. clusters of tucks front and in- sertions of fine lace and em- broidery. price s1.3s. Sale price 9sc One lot of women's House. Wrap pers. fitted waist. lining founce skirt. Turnbulrs price sac.
 Sale price 5pc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Laces and Trimmings for
 the Last Four Days.

Point Venice Applique. black and cream. -Turnbulrs price 15c and ' lec. Our price ec Point De Paris Lsces. several styles, Turnbulrs price 5c.
 Our price % Linen Torchon Insertion. sever al widths. Turnbulrs prize 15c and 2jc yard.
 Our price oc Black Cream and White EsquriaI Insertion. Turnbulrs price sc and 10c. Our price 3c Fancy Colored Braids. Turnbulrs price 1oc and 12Izc. Our price 2c Black and White GaIIows. sever al different patterns. TurnbulIs price sc. Our price ic RIBBONS FROM THE TURNBCLL
 SALE A small lot If Ribbons from Nol to 1s. all colors. Turnbulrs price 10c tO 15c a yard.
 Our price to close out 4c a yard No 4a. eo and so Satin Tafeta and Figured Ribbons. Turn bulls price 1ac and 25c.
 Our price 10c A yard One iot of Figured Satin and Tsfets Ribbons. all eolcrs No. sR inciu.inr black fec a yard Some new Plaid and Persian Ribbons for z5c c yar0