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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
HEARD ToRREY LECTURE.
Through a Special Telephone Arrange
ment Several Wilmington People En-
ioyed the Meeting Last Night.

Through a Special Telephone Arrange
ment Several Wilmington People En-
ioyed the Meeting Last Night.
The Brotherhood OF S. James Of Grace
NJ. +. Church last evening enjoyed the
pleasure OF hearing the Iorrey-Alexander
meeting, in Philadelphia, while attending
a meeting of the organization at the resi-
dence of John S. Mullm. Eighth and
Broome streets. II was the monthly
meeting and tho business gave way
largely 10 this innovation.
Through an arrangement with the key
stone Telephone Co of Philadelphia, the
Dclmarvia Co. OF this city made it pos
sible to transmit every word spoken at
the Philadelphia meeting to the residence
OF Mr.. Mullin. where the members Of the
brotherhood heard the lecture and music,
each being provided with a telephone.
The keystone Co. has large transmitter
over the speakers stand in the Philadel-
phia hall, and the connection was made
from that tTansmittcr TO two Of the Del
marvia Co.'S wires, running through this
city TO Baltimore.
The meeting at Mr.. Mullin S house was
| attended by l05 people and with the 80
telephones provided by Stanley Baker,
tine DelmarNia manager, all had an Oppor-
tunity to hear what was going on at the
Philadelphia mecting
An interesting feature Of the programme
az the brotherhood meeting was debate
/ on the subject "Resolvcd That al Bache-
lor should be Taxed The affirmative
| was taken by n O. Downward Hugh G..
/ Browne and W A. llullill The negative
was contendcd by !. ". Lattomus, A. a.
Nilmot and g. A. Burchinal The speakers
/ were limited to two minutes each, and the
/ Judges. Thomas Davis. DIR. J. j. Jones and
DIR. j. VI. Winner. were limited 10 one
minute ia making their decision. W. =.
/ Hawkins and T. " parnel acted as time
keepers. After a strenuous session Of go
seconds, the judges announced they could
not agree unless they knew the object for
/ which a tax should be levied.
Other numbers on the programme we're
Singing of Torrey and Alexander hymns
under the direction of Stanley Baker
reading, by Edwin Golding; piano solo
! by Prof Rook Loomis of Chester county
Pa; recitation, Economy" by MIR. Baker
/ flute solo Weston Walker: talking machine
concert by William g. Murgatroyd; reci
/ talion. Prof. Loomis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

Recently 10 was announced that
tho PennsylYaniR Railroad 90. had
ordered the destruction Of all freight
oaFs not equipped with air brakes,
md shortly following that announce
rnant came the report that the force
q "ofkmen IA the shops bere and else
hsre bad been reduced. One is said
10 have bearing On the other.
Much OF the work at the local freight
car shops has been on old cars, q large
force OF men being required to keep
them ia repair, and as the company
intends TO do away with 1000 Ot these
cars, thoy will be out of the wny, so
lar as repairing 10 concerned. To re-
place Theses cars, 10 is uaderstood, tue
company has placed large orders FOR
new onos, principally OF steel, which
Will minimize the repair work, 20
iaf ne they are concerned. ln the
iirst place, new cars will not need as
much repairing as old ones and steel
oars will aianu the strain much better
than those made entirely OF wood.
As matter Of fact, while thers has
been a lag off OF about 90 men at the
local shops, the force there is COW
almost double what IL was be 'oro the
shops we're moved to rodd's Out,
ana much more work Is being dout
there. Repairing Is by no means the
only work dlne at those shops, for
new cats are built in large numbsrs
and cars which ars in usa frequently
require alteration, generally for special
purposes. So, it is believed that
eventually, matters will even them
selves and that while the destruction
of old cars results IN reduction in
force OF this time, IL may be necessary
10 increase the force later.
The company has begun the demoli-
ticn OF the old oars. The place used
for .he destruction is IN the vicinity
Of the Foundhouse, between il and the
riyei. As an old car comes into the
yard 10 10 run to this Place, where IL
is dismantled Of the trucks, ooupleEs
and such other things as are Of value,
after which the torch is applied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
cARDNrR-pusry.

Miss Mary Edith Pusey of Philadelphia.
daughter OF the late Edward Pusey. ior-
mctiy of this city and Edgar p. Gardiner
Of Scranton. Pa. were married on satur-
day. March 10th. at the home OF the bride,
no. i2l3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
NJ. NarAnor ls an archnoll 90 scranton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
THE EDITOR
Explains How 10 Keep Up Mental and
Physical Neor.

A New Jersey editor writes:
"A long Indulgence o. improper food
brought on condition OF nervous dyspap-
sia, nearly turca yaars ago, so severe that 1
bad to gun aors entirely. ] put myse'f
on strict regimen Of Gmpo-huis food.
with plenty ot outdoor exercise and in a
few months found my stomach 90 iar re-
STORED tnal Inc process of digestion gave
NE peasura ilslead of dis.re.s.
10 also built up my strength 60 that was
able 10 resume my business, which is oner-
Gus. % ! not only edit my own paper but
also 90 great deal Of 'out.side' writing.
hnd tngt the Grape-Nuts diet enables
me 20 write with greater vigor than ever
before, aud without this feeling OF brain
tag with which ] ussd 90 be troubled. A.
TO bodily vigor-i can and do walk miles
every cay without iatigue-a iow squares
used 20 Weary me before I began 10 live on
11rape-Nuts Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Greek. Mich.
here's a reason. Read the little book,
" The Road 10 Nellville. in pkgs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
Horse Hldes From Germanv.

A local morocco manufacturer yester-
day received a consignment Of 250 horse
hides from Germany, which went through
the local custom house being the first
consignment of this kind to 60 through
the office The shipment was worth
81 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
The Milford on a Trial Trip.

The steamer Milford, which is fitted with
machinery constructed az the shops of the
Harlan q Hollingsworth Co.. and which
will be used la carving freight and pas
sengers between Milford and Philadel-
paia. was taken out ON the Delaware
River Yesterday Tor a trial trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

Reception 20 Mrs. u. m.Adams
Mrs. r. h. Adams wio OF Rev. x.
a. Adams ID. ID. pastor Of Union N.
h. Church, was tendorad q surprise
last evening nc her home, No. 505
Washinkton street by the members Of
her Sunday school class. Selections of
music and recitations were given by
the different members and their
friends. MIs Adams was presented
with a bouquet Of carnaiioua and
maiden hair faius. hairoshmunts
were served. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs Percy Gregg, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Nnndeetiit. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Palmer, Mr.aud Mrs. Clifford
Meoannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry hough,
Mr. and Mrs atrouF, Mira isabella
Mcdaniel, Mrs Rose jackson, Mrs
Angelina Beatty, Mrs. Mary Buckley,
Mrs. Alice Gilmore, Mrs. Mary Pyle,
Mrs. Harry Nesslin, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Boyd, Mrs. Annie Rawley. Mrs. Mary
Rambo, MIS-. Sallie HaInall, Mrs. Mary
Mutch, Mrs. George Barrow, Miss Ella
uance, Mrs. Lydia wilkins. Miss Pearl
HouRh, Mts. Wilber Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Annie Fitzgerald and
daughter, Mrs. Sadie HeaTn and Mrs.
Retta Pierce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
Recenilnn I.n.tnenea.

IL Was announced this morning that
the reception which VAS 20 have heen
given this evening boy lhe Wilmington
y 90 the Cigarette LEAGUE, an
organization of uoys, at 100 West
Eighth street, has been postponed
until next tuesday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
EnnInnInr ~ Planl

Tho Wilmington City Electric 90. is
installing several nrgc motors IN the new
plant OF The Delaware Hydraulic stone
Co. on A street oast of the Causcuav. n
is expected that the plant win De in opou,-
tion in about q month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
annlrnrlinrllnn..a

The contract iot the erection OF four
houses at Shailoross avenue and Linz
coin street has been awarded 60 n.
smith Barclay. The houses are TO be
erected ict Mrs. ID. b. terris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
MANY Pnonle at the znn

Although the weather WAS chilly and
not the right sort for spending much timc
in the parks @ largo number of people
visited the Ioologcal Garden ON Sunday
afternoon, showing ihnt the exhibition IS
appreciated in winter as Woll as in summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
Result Of the New Order Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad
Company,
DOING AWAY WITH OLD CARS
They Are to be Replaced by
New Ones, Principally
of Steel.
MAKING LESS WORK THEREON
The r., 3. g. w. Railroad CO. is
Obeying the Order.

The Destruction Of the Old Cars Has Been
Hegun, the Place Of Demolition ,seing
Near the Local Roundhouse, Between IL
and tho Delaware River.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
n S Time
SILVER JUBILEE
Lo<al-Anzeiger and Freie Presse
Celebrates lts Twenty
Anniversary.


Lokal-Anzeiger and Freie Presse
Celebrates lts Twenty
Aniversary.
An Enjoyable went at Turn uau Last
Evening Words OF Cungrntiinuon By
Mayor Wilson, William q. iSuriz. aud
President 8ertling of the Philadelphia
Topographic.
The Wilmington Loxal- Anzoiper and
FTsie PFeese, the local German news
papsr, celebrated its 25th anniversary,
last evening, at Tufn Hail, IN an
appropriate manner, and ghe large
attendance was gratifying to the pro-
prietor and editor of the paper, Max
Goetz.
yonRtatulatoTy speeches we're made
by Mayor Horace Wilson and William
h. Kuftz OF this city, and philip
beFtling of Philadelphia, president
of IypogIaphia, No. 1, Mr.. Bertling
speaking In German. All compliment
ed the management Of the paper.
The Delaware Saegerbund, the Ar
heitor Saeugorbund and tho singing
section Of the Wilmington Turnge-
meinde, local singing oiearizations,
acquitted themselves In a oreditable
manner, each singing separately aud
oil together, which gave % ory pleas
ing effect. Srlenuid rumental
music was furnished by uobinson 3
Orchestra.
The active turner's Of the Whining
ton TuTngemeinde and the boys and
gilTs Of the same organization gave a
pleasing athletic exhibition, under
the direction of Instructor Goebel.
Every number on the programme was
literally applauded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
WEDDINGS
RryIs CARTER

Miss Lille Mae Carter and William
Chandler Revis were married on Thurs
day evening, March Sth, at the home ol
tho bride, at Ialleyville. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George w. DaW-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
Keimer Improving.

John keimer. who was badly injured
last Friday by falling from a roof. Is inn
proving. lie 10 al the Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
Dangerous to be Without One

Of saltzgiver & Bupps $500 or 800 hats.
They stand the bumps. Styles correct.
lO6 w Seventh st. Open every evening"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
4 Guaranteed Cure Tor PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund money u
ta1o Ointment ia lls 20 cure, 6 70 IA days. 50ct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
reception 10 lIrs. n.n.Adams-

Silver suds does not scratch Sold by
druggists and grocerst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
The Model Meat Market,
Eighth and King Streets.
Phones :D.&A 207ID, DeImaWa 1915,
The Park Loan Bill.

City Councilman White. vino Is chair
man Of the hnauce committee. saws the
PARK loan ordinance IS likely TO be passed
A. ihe meeting of Council ON Thursday
night. as be KNOWS oil no opposition to IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
ARE WE GROWING I?
For Your Information.
NAIIE

During the week ending March 10Th 1906 Automatic ropon,
for the following subscribers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

1898 Fine Silk Point d'esprit
Waists, about 500 Shirt.
waists t.................-.S2. .98
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

Doc Dressing Sacques; we
are closing them out at. Dc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

About 6 doz. Eiderdown
Dressing Sacques at.........75c
The regular SIPS kind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

INDIVIDUAL LINES
Subscribers liberal
OF new contracts e receiving daily
For further information all
DELMARvIA TELEPHONE COMPANY
O.. President
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13

Cedarine Furniture Polish Have you used IL It
will make the old furniture look like 1t is not only
a cleaner, but also polisher.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
Night Gowns:

Cambria, low neck. trimmed
with lace insertion. ...--.-3 $40
Cambria. square neck. trimmed
with two rows of lace insertion,
beading ribbon and edge .4Sc
Cambria. low neck. lace yoke,
beading ribbon and lace edge.
c a IN ric, N-shaped neck,
trimmed with hemstitChed tucks,
four rows of embroidery inser-
ton and edge -.-........ &C
Nainsook, V-shaped. neck.
yoke formed of four rows of lace
and four of embroidery Insertion
and edge .S9c
G a m brio. N-Shaped neck,
trimmed with cluster tucks and
TWO rows of fine embroidery in
sertion and edge SSc
NainsOok, low, square neck,
back and front trimmed with
wide blind embroidery insertion.
neck and sleeves finished with
lace edge. ...-.--.-....-.....S .S9c
Nainsook. low neck. lace yoke,
trimmed with beading ribbon.
Nainsook. low neck. V-shaped,
trimmed with blind embroidery
insertion. beading ribbon and
edge ................. .SSc
NainSook. low neck. trimmed
with fine, narrow embroidery in
sertion and embroidery ruffie at
neck Observation-Disclosures. 99C
Cambria, high neck. yoke
formed of tucks. embroidery in
IN, eIr
Better qualities at prices
co 90
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B E d DIN G

LIZ L. ~ ~ IL l y VI
Blankets, Comfortables
Sheets and Pillow Cases:
Special Prices
basement
FANCY FLEECE CRIB BLAN-
KETS. pink and blue colorings;
size 34x40 inches: cOlored 2hC
edging; 5Oc. quality; pair
WHITE COTTON FLEECE
BLANKETS, very soft finish, with
neat pink and blue borders; size
54xI2 inches; S9c- quality: &c
a pair. -.-.-------.-.-..--
WHITE COTTON FLEECE
BLANKETS, German finish;- delt-
cate pink and blue borders; dur
able binding. size 6SxtS
inches; $500 quality; a c1 81
pair .......--..--.--..--
GRAY COTTON FLEECE
BLANKETS. extra heavy; very
soft finish: pink and blue borders;
size 6SxIs inches; S2o 81 S2
quality; pair.
HEAVY WHITE WOOL BLAN-
KETS, slightly imperfect; blue.
pink and red borders: heavy silk
binding
1O-4 size. for single bed pair.
So .O2. So. .12, So. .43.
ia size. for double bed, pair.
So. IA. S3. ia. S3 80.
12-4 size, for extra large bed. pair.
81. 80. 81. 70.
FULL SIZE SILKOLINE COW
Erred COMFORTABLES, figured
on one side, pure white cotton
filling; size I2x12 inches; CSc
EXTRA HEAVY SILKOLINE
COVERED COMFORTABLES.
figured on both sides: fancy
stitched. in light and medium coll
Orings; size I2xIS inches: S1 IA
S1.I5 quality: each. Va'fC
FINE LAMINATED COTTON
FILLED COMFORTABLES: COW
cred on both sides with figured
silkoIine: new designs: size 12xlS
inches; 500 quality; a 81 70
PAIR
HEAVY COTTON FILLED
COMFORTABLES. sateen lined,
fancy stitched: size 60x1S
inches; $500 quality: @ 40
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Vs.
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
made Of standard sheeting-f1n-
ished with wide hems:-
SHEETS.
Size 54x 10 inches, each. 59c.
Size 6:3x 90 inches, each, SIC.
Size 63x 40 inches. each. soc.
Size I2x 90 inches, each, 69C.
Size Tx 90 inches. each, 14C.
Size Six 90 inches. each, 74C.
Size Six 90 inches, each, 7SC.
Size Six1OS inches, each, SSC.
Size COX 80 inches, each, 79c-
Size COX 80 inches, each. S9C.
Size 90x10S inches. each. 94c.
PILLOW CASES to match the
above
Size 45x36 inches. each, TIC.
Size 5ix36 inches. each. sc.
FULL-BLEACHED SHEETS,
with seam in centre
Size ;X9o inches, each, SIC.
Size I2x'p inches. each. $50.
Size S1Xb0 inches. each. A4c.
For Boys: Dress
Garments Reduced
Second Floor
TCXEDO SUITS. manufacturers
samples. made of all worsted
Y en- ans and unfinished
worsteds; some lined with silk,
others lined with serges and
faced with silk: sizes s to rs
years: values up to cO GA
$1,000; sale price. pS.>t
FJTR-TRIMNED OVERCOATS.
the bodies of kersey and vfcuna
cloth. the trimmings in natural
squirrel, nutrtt and muArat:
odd sizes and Styles-for bows Of
= 10 9 years: not all sizes in the
lot; former prices Sf296 Coo
and $15-I5; sale price. TS.HO
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Walking Skirts 4:

Cambria, deep lawn ruff1e. fin
ished with tuCking.. .I9c
Cambria. mbrella- shaped lawn
ruff1e. finished with ten rows of
Cambria. umbrella shaped lawn
fiOunce Of pin tuCks and hem
stitching. extra wide hem
stitched hem ......... .99c
Cambria. mbrella-shaped lawn
f1Ounce. with tucks and wide en-
broidery rufie .-..S1 20
Cam brio. umbrella shaped lawn
fiounce, three groups of tucks.
finished with embroidered edge.
1.40
Cambria. deep lawn ruffie and
embroidered f1ouncs IS 80
Cambria. deep lawn rufffe.
three rows OF hemstitched tucks.
one row of hemstttching and fine
embroidery f1ounce. S I 80
Cambria. deep lawn f'ounCe.
with five neat tucks and extra
wide fine embroidery rufffe
St.9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
New Seasons Canned Goods Specials.

CORN faneiest New York State Corn
GOLDEN WAX BEANS Mlers Maryland.
FRENCH RED KIDNEY brand. par
.--- 20
EXTRA FANCY SELECTED MARYLAND brand.
sold elsewhere
GREENWICH BRAND JERSEY PEARS
elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

TOMATOES. Milford
brand. best quality rad ripe
stock; can. Zoe. DOZEN.
81. I
TOMATOES. Jessalnins
brand. best quality red
ripe Jersey stock can.
/ &c. dozen ST. SO
American Beauty brand.
extra large cans. choicest
selection II whole Jersey
fruit. can. 14c.; dozen.
St.57
LILY White Brand To
matceS gallon cans. per
feet Jersey fruit. case 0t
q ----..--. 81 81
AIlsviae Brand Torla
toes. gallon cans. Jersey
fruit. can 29c. case %
q -----...---.---S 81 62
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Drawers 4:

drawers
Cambria. deep umbrella shaped
lawn rufffe. five rows tucking
ana deep hem. ....-.-.. s3Sc
Muslin. deep umbrella shaped
lawn ruffie. hemstitched tucks
and hemstitched hem .S9c
Muslin, tuCks, hemstitched um-
brella-shaped cambria -uff1e soc
Muslin. six rows Of tucks and
embroidery ruffie ..........SSc
Cambria. hemstitched tucks
and embroidery ruff1e &c
Cambria. six rows OF tucking
and wide embroidery ruffie. .0Sc
Muslin. twelve rows Of cluster
tucks, wide embroidery ruffle..
Nainsook, umbrella shaped
lawn ruffie. tucks. Val. lace in
sertion and edge. -lSC
NaiusOok. umbrella shaped
lawn ruff1e, trimmed with two
rows of lace insertion and lace
IuIIlH SJC
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Stringless Beans. Amer
lean Beauty Brand. can.
1SC.. dozen So O6
Golden Wax Beans. Lily
White Brand: can. Zoe
dozen ----------. 5 l 90
Sliced Pineapple. Jess.
Brand dozen. ST. So:
Gah -.--r. -.-.s-....-. {C
Sliced Pineapples. Lily
White Brand. dozen.
81. 80 can .-..- 22c
Htghesr Grade Pears
Man land Brand full
quart cans. f2c each a
dozen ......-... Il 80
Preserved Ra,pne-ri.s
Vissoafer style. pint cans
I Oc.s doz.n ST "a
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Night Gowns:

Muslin high neck, Hubbard
yoke formed Of wide tucks. en-
broidery edge at neck and
Cambria. square yoke of en-
broidery insertion. with ribbon
bow and hemstitched cambric
rune .-.--... ..-...-S SSC
Muslin. high. round neck. yoke
formed OF tuCks and embroidery
insertion and edge. ..-SSc
Cambria. low, round neck. two
rows Of Val. lace insertion, bead
ing ribbon and lace edge. 80. SSc
Cambria. low. square neck,
yoke formed OF embroidery in
sertion. lawn band with ribbon
drawn through .....,..S .SSc
Nainsook. square yoke. formed
Of mbroidery insertion, en-
broidery beading. with ribbon
across front and back. =. S .4S
Muslin. square yoke oS tuck
ing. embroidery insertion and
euSe . r =
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Corset Covers :

Cambria. tight-fftting. low
neck, embroidery, insertion and
ClSH INK ~ C7C
Cambria. tight-f1tting. low
neck, trimmed with lace and
two rows embroidery insertion.
beading ribbon and lace edge.
S9o
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Chen1ises:

Muslin. open front. neck and
arm-holes. finished with can1bric
iUhIS .'''.-.''.--.- -+ 9
Muslin. round yoke OF cluster
tucks. cambria ruff1e .29c
Muslin. open front, finished
with corded band. .-.....2 2Sc
NainsoOk, round yoke. trimmed
with embroidered and lace edg-
Nainsook. skirt length. square
front, trimmed with fine. wide
embroidery edge and ribbon
drawn through and bow; skirt
finished with tucking. zee
Nainsook. skirt length. low
neck. trimmed with two rows OF
Val lace insertion. two rows of
heading ribbon and lace edge.
tucked skirt .79c
Nainsook. skirt length. low
neck. embroidered yoke. with
ribbon drawn through. tucked
SAiTL --.'.-- ----.--..--.-..--- &c
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Red star Laundry
soap. 6o-Ih. boxes. rali
weight. i-ib. bars,
So. 81
Red Star" Borax Soap
DO LII. bars So 81
He'd star Brand Chlo-
ride o1 lime. lib. sitter
TOP 1inc cans Sc: dos-
Va JAc
Potash or Lye. lib zirr
cens. 9c.: Dozen. .0St.
Honne t~ Cloudy An
nlonia. pinr bottle. TOO .
dozen. 81 II; quart bot
Tie t9c.; do. So II.
halr sallca bottle. SS- :
doz-n .-...--..--- 81 10
Red star 7rnt 70
raS. Lilo raekAxA Zoe
1os-n ,.e-...-..-~. u 4 2
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Better qualities at prices
propOrtionately low, rang
ing up TO So .9S
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ChenniSss s :

Muslin. low neck. open front.
corded band ............ ....-s3 &c
Muslin. low neck. open front.
trimmed with embroidery inser-
ton and edge. .69c
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Extra Size Underwear. Drawers.

Muslin. umbrella shaped. cam
brio rufffe. hemstitched hem. &c
Cambria. trimmed with hem
Muslin. deep hem and four
rows OF tucks. ks.............1 &c
Cambria. umbrella shaped.
cambria rufffe. tucks and torchon
lace euge .......-.--... &c
Cambria. cambria rufle, trim
med with pin tucks in and above
rufffe, hemstftched hem -. .24c
Cambria, with cambria rufffe.
torchon lace insertion and lace
Cambria. cambria ruff1e, with
hemstitched tuCks and hem
stitched hem 2Sc
Muslin. trimmed with tucks
and embroidery edge. .3Sc
Cambria. trimmed with seven
rows of cluster tucking and neat
blind embroidery ruffie. SOC
Muslin, tucked lawn ruff1e and
embroidery ruff1e .SSc
Cambria. trimmed with two
rows of hemstitChing between
clusters of tucks and embroidery
euge ---.-..-.... 5000. &c
Cambric< cluster tucks, trim
med with deep embroidery
flounCe .49c
Better qualities at prices
propOrtiOnately low, rang
ing up TO So SO.
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Skirts:

Cambria. umbrella shaped
founCe, finished with ruffie and
three tucks ............ .SSc
Same as above. finished with
2-inch hem .......... sec
Cambria. with cambria ffounCe
and lawn ruffie. torchon lace in
sertiOn and edge. .49c
Cambria. umbrella shaped lawn
f1Ounce, cluster tucking and wide
tOrchOu lace edge. .59C
Cambria. umbrella shaped lawn
ruff1e. wide lace insertion and
lace ruff1e .6SC
Cambria. deep lawn ruf1e.
trimmed with tucks, four rows
OF torchOn lace insertion and
edge ........-.. $50
Cambria. lawn fiounce of lace
insertion. set between two groups
OF tuCking. ruffie tuCks and lace
edge ...-..-..... SOC
Cambria. lawn f1Ouuce. trim
med with fourteen rows OF tucks,
hemStitched hem ..79c
Better qualities at prices
prOpOrtiOnately low. rang
ing up TO S77. .94.