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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Umbrellas!

4 Very Unusual Pur chase of Very Hand some Umbrellas at Wonderfully Low
 Prices.
 A very timely sale this -for 6ample Umbrellas are we'll within the sound oi Christmes bells.
 Unusually hands, ,r,e umbrelIas-A Fine Sample Line-and Very Specially
 Priced.
 The closest-rolling Umbrella made, the New Century" 26 nd 2S inch size. for women and men. Pa ragon frame. The most exquisite hand les shown this sea son. bright and Ro man gold. ivory, pearl, sterling silver, Cape horn, buck horn some exquisit ely hand chased. Only about 50 Umbr elias in the lot; each one in fancy box. We engrave them free of charge; s1o. $12.o0, $500, s1s.o0. s25.0O.
 26 and 2s inch Um brellss, $2.G0 values; $1.25 and $1.50.
 Made of rain-proof American Taffeta.' 9 with tape edge: guar anteed fast color. Paragon frame. steel rod. case anu sas. sel. Pretty handles of pearl, silver, gold, Dresden. horn, gun-m etal; also natural wood, gold and silver trimmed. For men and women.
 Boys and Giris' mbreIIas of Mereerix. Cd, Gleria-15. IS. 20, 22 and 24 inches. Paragon frame. steel rod A big assort. ment os fancy handl es; 50 and 75c
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Little Five Year old Ray Weatbersby Aeeddently Killed by Scof.-
 His S-Year old Brother

SAfFoRD. Aria. Dec. s.-Fran}c woosen. who vas in Ssfford this week tyorn the Aravaipa, gave out the de- tails of an accidental killing which occurred over there on November the l7th, which is indeed very sad
 On the day mentioned Scot and Ray weathersby. aged eight and five years respectively. were out hunting with a 22-caliber rifle. Scot was carrying the gun. He saw bird and was talk ing aim to shoot when little Ray ran in front of the gun just as Scot was pulling the trigger. Scot saw the dam ger of his brother and threw the mug gle towards the ground just as the gun went of.
 The ball struck Ray in the leg near the knee. cutting the main artery of the leg tt
 Help was immediately called and everything done for him that was pos sible. but in spite of all he bled te death in about forty-five minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Now For Christmas Slipper Buying

Never before have we made larger dis play. Select them W here you can have tue advantages of The LARGEST VAR FIFTY. The NEWEST NOVELTIES. he OLD FAVORITE s. Proved and Reliable MAKES.
 Of Mer's Slippers there are twenty dieer- ent knds-bootees. R omeos. bath and opera styles. with variations; prices sl up to s a pair. Of Women's Slippers there are twenty three diHerent kinds sailor ties, sandals, opera. common sense, Juliet, pumps, canvas, kid and fur trimmed styles with variations; prices $1 to $6.
 Of chiIdren's Slippers there are nine diff ferent kinds-ankle ties, Romeo, opera boot ees and onestrap styles.> with variations prices soc to S2.
 Specially Displayed on counter sor easy es- iection-v -ef
 Mems wine red opera .Kid-iined Lace trimmed; s2.e0 a pair. H-3
 Mems black felt Everett Slippers; $I5o a pair.
 Mems Goat Opera S ippers, Kid-lined; s1.5o a pair.
 Mems tan vici Kid white kid-hned Opera Slippers; S2.00 pair.
 Mems fine black VI ci Kid. red-band top Opera. Ooze-lid lined: $2.50 per pair.
 Mems Patent Vici Kid Butcher Oxford Turn Soies; $2.so pair. F
 Mems tan or black Solace Slippers, Turn Sole. S250 pair.
 Mems Pawn Felt Moccasins. Felt Soles: SITS a, pair. ""
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

consists of J. P. Mccall and J. P. Con- nelly; the committee on tickets and to take hcrage of the door. Thos. Mou- nier, D. V. Frazier. J. r. Connolly and H. Elliott; check room committee. A. T. Sowles. John Dugan, Daniel Seed. Carl Graf, Chas. Finn. B. ". Norton and Dr. John H. Hagan-
 The contest for popularity among the men has excited great deal oi interest, and both of the contestants. who were brought out by their friends Dan Seed and M. E. Connolly, are poll i ing large numbers of votes. On sc count of the number of different per sons who are working for ore or Ihe other of the candidates. who have Tot yet made a report, 1t Is impossible to state at the present time which one of the men Is in the lead The con | test is fo- a valuable watch.
 Tn the nopularitv contest among the young ladies of the citv fhe greatest centers. The winner win receive g beautiful diamond ring. and each of the contestants. as well as her friends Is making a strenuous campaign for the prize At the present time there are only two contestants. Miss Lse Callahan and Miss Muldoon- and Tor the same reason as the uncertaiptv l exists in the outcome of the mems 1. cnr+est. it is impossible 10 say which of the young ladies has the advanrase It was reported last evening that an
 other young lady of the city had been entered in the contest by her friends but that fhev win not make announce ment until later in the week, when '
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Handkerchiefs
FASTER-Altho mai Ten Thousand Hans the holidays-linen or Silk.

FAsTER-Altho ma, Ten Thousand Hans the hoiidays-linen or Silk.
 Handkerchiefs. boo ks and jcwelry used to be the whole sh ow'' at Christmas There were few oth CT gifts.
 Handkerchiefs stil sell as fast-EvEN sFASTER-tlho' man y other things are given as we'll
 % So we bring over ENORMOUS QUAN. TITIES of handkerc hiefs for the holi. days. Get them DIRECT FROM THE MILLS - which brings DOWN prices
 The variety Is so large that we can only suggest it.
 Irish handkerchief with hand-embroid cred initials-and tn Irish can't be ex. celled for medium an d low priced work of this Nnd--come six in box.
 Mems, $l.5O, 8. nd ss a box-Plain Irish hemstitched ha ndkerohiefs. sheer linen and regular we ight-
 women's embroide red handkerchiefs, hemstitched. machin embroidery above the hem, 12 1-2c to $,.5o piece.
 Daintiiy laceedged. linen centers, Irish
 Children's. 25c. th rec h box. al, white or with colore borders. as you prefer.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Diamonds
 For Xmas Gifts

The fastest growing end of our jewelry business is-DIAMONDS.
 There Is a reason or this-a good reaS- on; 1t is simply this: We sell diamonds as we buy them-never speculating on the mar ket never holding the m for an extravagant price, offering nothing but fawless unset diamonds.
 The Christmas selec tion is complete. The following are listed m erely as speciments: Diamond and pearl scarf pins. Diamond cuff buttons.
 Diamond earrings. Diamond and emer aid rings. Diamond and ruby rings
 Fancy diamond rin gs.
 Single-stona diamo nd rings. Diamond and pearl rings.
 Diamond and sapphire rings Diamond and pearl brooches. Diamond mounted gold bags Diamond bracelets.
 Diamond and pearl La Vallieres. Bracelets, s1.00 to $75.0G. Brooches, SIPS to $50.00. Chains. solid gold, 15.00 to 5000. Fobs. silk, sterling. silver. gold end souv- enir. b Chains, ladies' watch and neck. $500 to 340.00.
 Charms filled and solid gold, s1 to $65. Charms, Emblem, Filled and Solid Gold, $1.00 to $50.0e.
 Collar Buttons.
 CuH Buttons S1.o0 to s75.OO
 Crosses, Solid Gold $3.00 to el0oo. CuH Pins. 75c to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

may be possible to gauge the strength of the present competitors.
 Among the children there are many contests, and all of tts youngsters are doing their utmost to win the band some doll which was presented to the committee. -
 The plans of the convent. to the con struction of which the proceeds of the bazaar will be devoted. have been re ceived, and 1t Is probable that with a few minor changes they will be ac- eepted.
 Ihe entire affair promises to be very interesting and entertaining.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
PRIsONERs FOR YUMA.

TOMBSTONE, Dec. S.-tSpecial. l-- Under Sheriff Wallace and Deputy William Bennett left Tombstone last evening for Yuma. taking two prison CTS to the penitentiary. The prison CTS were Frank Hawkins. convicted of the crime of burglary committed in
 Bisbee and sentenced to serve a term of three years; Francisco Gavarra. conuIcted Of the crime of an assault
 with intent to commit rape at Giee- son and also sentenced to serve a term of three years. There are two
 other prisoners yet in the county jail to be taken to Yuma. Buster. who is being held awaiting the giving of his testimony in the Williams case and E P. Rapier. the government check ar tist, who has plead guilty but who has not been sentenced yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
House Coats Smoking Jackets

Christmas colteeti on now 0. display. Save all the both CT of after Christina exchanging by making SURE OF THI SIZE NOW.
 Inside, HIS coat pocket IS tailor! name or size mar for breast measure Bring us this and th e COAT WILL FIT
 The UNLINED co at Is most in favor.
 We've shopped car efuIly, and you vii find here the best th market has to of fer, and as rule ca ch coat is BETTER than can be found elsewhere.
 The s coat Is s6 in other cities-and so along the line up to SIP.
 An especially ATTRACTIVE assort ment of unlined coais is found at s7.5o Some are plaid outs ide only. some plaid through and through. LINED coats of Va rious cloths at $4-s0 to sI6.s0.
 superb display of neckwear from 5oe to s2.0o.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
BAZAAR PROMISES ID BE GREAT
 SUCCESS
Different Committees Having
 Charges of Details in Con- nection With Entertainment
 Make Favorable Reports.

That the bazaar which Is to be held at the Opera House from December 12th to 10th under the auspices of St. Patrick's Catholic Church will be a success is evidenced ythe interest which has been aroused in the enter tainment at tn present time, and the large number of presents which have been made by the different bus.aesc houses and members of the par'sn.
 The plans for the bazaar have been formulated on . rather extensive scale. and will ionclude an entertain. menf each evening. after which there win be dancing
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Santa Claus Will Arrive

Here Monday evening, December the 17t at o'clock in the evening. The Store will be open to receive him. He wants to meet all his old friends and lots of new ones. Remember the time-a week from tomorrow night. Be sure to be here and meet him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

served at Hafly's cafe, at which each member will be privileged to take one
 guest Each member will be allowed
 to take her guest to the club session if she wishes to do SO.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
Mall Orders

We are filling numbers of orders for out-of- town custom
 CTS. Experienced buyers are
 delegated to go the rounds and
 make your purchases for you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
FOR RENI
REsIDDNCEs-aNoRTHsIDE.

RESIDENCES Es-HNoRTHsIDE. Oxford ave. and Jasper st., N. Haven, rooms, $25. 1221 18th street. rooms, modern, $37.5o. 1923 Mamie avenue. rooms. s25. 1905 18th street. rooms, sS5. 1205 11th avenue, rooms Ss0. Fountain avenue and 18th street. rooms. $3150. 1sOs1s 1st avenue, 5 rooms per side, s25.
 REsIDENCEs-sOU 1os1 18th avenue. 10 rooms, modern con veniences, sS5. HIS Ave. J., ! rooms, $S7.50 12th street and Woodlawn avenue, 2 houses, 10 rooms each, $50. 1900 South goth street. rooms, $27.50. 1923 11th avenue, 10 rooms S45. 1922 18th avenue, rooms, $40. 2217 14th avenue. rooms and hall $50. 16i1 Ave. I, 5 rooms. sS5 1924 12th avenue, 8 rooms, $40. 21O9 Ave- E, rooms S35. 1901 Ave. C, rooms, s35. Alley A and 2Oth street, S. D. corner; 20 rooms each, $5 per month. s75.
 SUBURBAN-FOR RENT. s3o4 3rd ave. Woodlawn, 6 rooms; new, SIS. 5406 1st avenue, Woodlawn. ' rooms. s25z 1O06 Mcdillan ave, West End. rooms; new, s15 Lumber yard at Avondale, S60.
 COLORED-FOR RENT. 142o 14th alley, south. rooms slO.
 BUSINESS-FOR RENT offices, 10s1b N. 2Oth street, en suite, s20. Second floor, 1921 Srd ave-; 25x14O. S125. 17l0-12 4th ave. 50x140. stories, $150. 2104 1st ave-. 25x140, 1 stories, $225. 2O17 Morris ave-. 35xS0, 8 stories, $175. 114 s. 22d street; 22xl00, 1 story, $40. ooos 4th ave; 25x75, 1 story, s75. 1908 1st ave; 25xS5, one story $40. 1923 1st ave-: S0x10O, ? stories, $500. 2519 26th ave, N. Birmingham; 2Ox70. story, SIP. 1910 1st ave-; 25xs5. 1 story, $40 2202 Morris ave-; 25xS2 stories, $7750. 2l26 2nd ave-; 25x5o. ? stories. $75 24th street and 1st ave-; 50x140. l story, sS5 172O End ave-; 25x140. 3 stories, S175. no S. 18th street; 25x60. 1 story. s25 2010 4th ave-; 25x75; cement floor. $75. JEMlSON REAL ESTATE AND IN- SuRANCE COMPANY,
 2024 Third Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
COME ON BACK HOME
We Offer Select, Attractive Realities

1 $1s,5O0-Pays 10 per cent; gilt edge corner, close in, northside.
 s2OOO-6Ox19O choice lot near 12th ave-, Norwood; easy terms | S1000-65x115 a choice, well located cor ner, 16th st., North Highlands. $6000-A fine corner 240x190, blocks of Henley school, northside | $15,000-11-room, new, modern, 2-story
 home, acres, swell location, South Highlands,
 12,50O-10Ox20O, fronts Highland avenue car line, South Highlands; Broom mod ern home, stables, servants house. gar den and large lawn; location frst-class; might consider exchange for larger prop erty and pay cash difference. ] S3750-Modern. Groom home, lot 5OXl6o, lZth | ave, South Highlands; easy terms. $550O-Attractive 2-story, S-room modern
 home. near 11th ave, church, South Highlands, on easy terms.
 40 acres, suitable for subdivision, West l End.
 s12OO-7 lots 50x150 each, Kingston. $10.OOO-Pays to per cent now, will pay 20 per cent next year; 160 acres in Flor ida, 50 acres bearing orange and grape fruit grove; one of the finest young
 groves in Florida; well located near 2 towns and railroad. Would exchange TOT
 Birmingham property. | S20 aere-A rich 32S-acre Tennessee farm; ! 1T5 acres under blow; well improved. ] ss Per Acre-900 acres rich prairie land l near town and railroad, South Alabama.
 Might accept part pay in other prop | erty.
 1860 acre farm, one of the finest in Ala
 bama. Near Eufaula, Barbour county,
 Alabama; 1000 acres under blow, balance
 fine timber and pasture; three good
 dwellings,; 25 tenant houses; fronts river | springs and creeks. A bargain for such
 fine rich, well located land $25Oo-19S acre farm in edge of good town | on railroad % miles of Birmingham; 6O
 acres under blow; broom dwelling ten ant house, barns, fine fruits. 70 acres
 timber and pasture.
 s25Oo-4O acres, well improved near Iron ! dale; broom house, springs, acres cleared: balance woodland. ] Fifteen choice Tennessee farms on M. &
 O. railroad. $1500 to $10,000 each. 1 s95OO-F1ne 20 acre bearing orange rove,
 near good town in Florida, with dwelling | packing house. etc. | s25O0-130 acre farm at Dan, Tenn. s15 0O0-Rich 96O acre farm; fronts Tennes-
 see river; 66O acres under blow; rich
 bottom land; miles of Huntsville. s2500-Forty acres 1h miles from Texar-
 kama, Ark town of 25,000 people, In
 few wards of large industries $S500-25O acre farm near Kenna, Ala, r.
 room home; broom house, barn, etc;
 a. choice place.
 S1OO Acre-A choice tract close to the city limits.
 | Choice 1o0-acre farm near Gate City;
 rich 10 acre truck garden near the city l limits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30

s42oO-Elegant, 2-story, S-room, modern home; lot 50x150; near Glen Iris and Waverly Place; terms S100O cash, bal ance s4O month, per cent s5S50-Attractive new, 2-story S-room, modern home; lot 50x15O "a block of car line; South Highlands; pretty street, fine elevation, excellent neighborhood, terms $500 cash, balance $40 month. S4500-Corner, 2-story, modern home; fur mace heat and grates; best plumbing, cabinet mantels, grates, etc.; near 18th street. South Highlands; S11oO cash, bal ance easy.
 s650o-A bargain and a fine location. 2 story, S-room. furnace heated home, with grates corner 5Ox170; 18th street, near 14th ave; South Highlands. $550O-2-story, s-room home; "a block of car lne; South Highlands; well-built, nicely finished; choice location; very comfortable; easy terms. $35OO-15ox165; excellent 7-room cottage; cornsr lot; overlooks city; good loca- tion; easy terms; North Highlands; terms $GO1 cash, balance $50 month. s55O0-A choice 2-story, S-room modern home. Waverly Place: high class loca- ton; large lot; terms $75O cash balance $50 month.
 seOOO-2-story, excellent Groom. modern home with servants house; "a block of car line; South Highlands; S10O0 cash, balance $40 month
 $SSt0-s-room house and lot, near 2ith st- ard 12th eve.; North Highlands. s6000-The best built, most comfortable. attractive 2-story, S-room, furnace heat ed home on 24th street. North High lands, near 18th ave-; large lot; east front.
 ssOo-A choice lot 5ox16o; overlooks city; North Highlands.
 s55o Cash-Tomcrrow only, 55x150; cor ner; fronts car line; North Highlands. s20OO-1o0x140; choice corner; overlooks city, 18th street and 18th ave-; High lands; a snap.
 ss5oo-Rental s4sO; brick; large lot: well located steady renter; can make this pay s1O00.
 ss50e-Pays $4So; houses, large lot blocks of center and present union depot.
 s750o-Rental $9OO 75x1sO; two s-room, mod ern houses well located, near 10th st. close to center.
 S7000-A fine, new stone furnace heated home; large lot; lovely Locations; Ka block of car line; Highlands; only s10Oo cash if taken tomorrow, talance easy; a splendid attraction; finely located place.
 s2ceO-A choice well built, 2-story, Groom home, near 18th street; one block of cal line: North Highlands; a bargain. s2600-5ox200, with 4-room cottage, 18th st.. South Highlands.
 s1750--50x200, 14th ave, near 18th st., with 4-room house, South Highlands. S1O000-Rental $1200, 100x190, corner s12000-Rental $1O0O, 100x190, corner on 22d st. close in.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
Some Moving
 Words

Going to move tomorrow, eh2 or per haps you moved Saturday. In either event you have our sympathy. Moving
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
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Elegant, modern, new 2-story. S-room home; lot 50x150; near Glen Iris and Waverly Place; s1O00 cash, balance $40 per month, per cent; sacrifice for quick sale; will advance Tuesday.
 B. F. EBORN.
 9th Floor Brown-Marx Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Stockholders, Meeting.

Office of the North Birmingham Land Company.
 Birmingham Alabama, September 21, 1906. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the North Birmingham Land company will be held at the office of the company in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, on Friday. the 12th day of October, 1906 at Il o'clock, for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other busi- ness as may be brought before the meet ing. FRANK NELSON, JR., President W. H. DURAN, Secretary
 9-23-27-3O-10-1-e-7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
Retail Delivered Prices

Retail Delivered Prices FRAMING-2x4-6-S and 10, 12 to 16ft., 4x4- 6-8 and 10, 12 to IS it., 6x6-6 and 10, l2 to 1s it.. R. $500. sized, SIS; D. s., s2s per 1000. For each in above 10 in. add S2 per 1000. For heart add s4 per 1000.
 TIMBERS-SxS, 12 to 16 it., 10x10 12 to IS ft.. R. SIS, sized $2O per 1000. For heart R. R. specifications add s7 per 1000. For every additional feet add 5Oc per 1000 on fram- ing and timber.
 GREEN BOARDS-1x4-6-S and 10, R. SIS; D. s., s20 per 1000. For each in. above 10 in. in width add s2 per 5000. For 1A add s2 per $1OOO For heart-face add $4 per 1000.
 SLEEPING BOARDS-1x4-6-S-10 and 12 D. 1S.. not assorted, S16 per 1000. 1x4 R. or cull flooring, s12.50 per 1000.
 REsAWED, W. B.-1ax5h No. conn mon, SIS per 1000; No. common, sl6 per 1000; No. B., SIS per 1000; 9sx5h, add s2 per 1000.
 KILN DRIED BOARDS-13-16x4-6 and 8. No common D 2S, $20 per 1000; No 1 common D. 2S. S25 per 1000; No. B. D. S.. s3O per 10o0; No. A. D. 2S., $S2 per s100O; 1S-16x1o and 12, add s2 per 1000. For each 2 in. in width above 12 in. add $2 per 1000 For each A in. in thickness add $2 per 1000. For D. s. add $2 per 1000. For HALLE-RANL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30

The Placid Place haps you moved Saturday In either
 event you have our sympathy Moving is about the ghasties job inflicted upon household Things you have become accustomed to looking Tor Ill certain place wrenched away and hustled off, ana when they put up in the other house 1t takes long time for you to regain that old feeling for them And then there the worry and turmoil of getting out ana getting n say nothing of the breakage and other e penses.
 Moving is a costly thing all around. You cut your self off from old friends and acquaintances and the new environment makes you feel like cats n strange garret for a long time It's hard to figure how much moving takes out of you the way of energy and sentiment ana those other fine things which the best part ot te It's hard the character as well as on the pocket DOCK II you don stop it, by and by you will have shifted around so much that the spirit of SHIFTlENESS will get a grip on you in spite of all you do to shake It o ou will find yourself throwing up your hands and drifting with the de because you hoodooed by the pectof of the landlord which grows bigger and more preehtous every year.
 Now if you owned home you d escape all the hor- TOTS of this annual black day and it's demorazng after effects You'd feel PERMANENT and your interest in life would be much keener Why, every time you drove tack or turned hand to do anything ln or around the house you d know 1t done to stay as long as you'd have it stay And it's astonishing how much you can do to make place attractive if you stay In It for 1eW years You don't miss money and the time spent mas been delight When family look around and say; "IT'S ALL OURS kings might well envy thelr pride and joy but kings could never feel such independence it's not in their line. ,
 And here is where WE come in. WE HOME MAKERS We sell lots at reasonable prices on easy and fair terms and nfrequently advance money with which to build homes on these lots We might do that for you Of course can promise ohand, but Ii you came in and talked with us the chances probably m your favor Our homebuildng experience has gwen us a lot of faith in human nature - -
 Let this be your last into any but YOUR OWN HOUSE. We stand ready to help you Ii you are helpable and we believe you We can locate you almost any where in the city but if you asked best advice we'd say go out NORWOOD way
 .tGet move on you''-into YOUR OWN home BIRMINGHAM REALTY COMPANY
 211S First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
B. F. EbOrn Has Moved
And Opened Up His 'New Stock (Y) at The Brown Marx Bldg Fifth Floor 50456-7-Tomorrow
 Is Our Bargain Day

Is Our Bargain Day.
 Strange, bargain (D days end But people couldn't do without em And too have lot of odds and ends of good old mother earth that will stay by you and sustain through the cloudy days that to work off and during the week the chronc realty seekers These schronic oneshey friends and hobbies you know When everybody else gives lem stay with them nish felow-feeing makes wondrous knd we're little choice along certain lines ourselves and know how mpahze and if there anything good to be had in line we're going to see it that these chronic will get fair chance at lem if they Il only
 COME ON BACK HOME and let together After friends the chronic seekers, have been supplied we'll go down the line
 DISPENSING BARGAINS IN REGULAR ORDER.
 We Offer Select, Attractive Realities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-30
LUMBER QUOTATIONS

Yellow Pine October, 1906. D. S. and nosed for steps, add $4 per 1000.
 NOVELTY SIDING-Ax51k; No. 2 eom- mon stock pattern, $16 per 1000 No 1 com- mon. S25 per 1000; No. B. $32 per 10OO No. A. s35 per 1000.
 FLOORING AND CEILING-13-16x3A count 1x4 flooring No. 9 common, SIG per 1000; No. 1 common. $22. 50 per 1000; No. B., S27 50 per 1000; No. A.. $3O per 1000. For heart face add sS per 1000. 13-16x2A. counted 1x3 flooring, B. rift, $40 per 1000; A. rift, $50 per 1000. For heart rift add BIO per 1000; for IA stock add s2 per 1000; M ceiling, 50c per 1000 less than flooring. % ceiling wainscot or partition add $3 per 1000.
 MOULDINGS-Ree Castings and Base Flowed lambs. Porch Rails, Reeded Balusters, Etc.-1 in. stock No c. mould ings, 35c per 100 lineal feet; i in. clear mouldings, Doc per 100 lineal feet %x1h grounds, BOG per 100 lineal feet: asx1h lat tice, 40c per 100 lineal feet.
 SHINGLES-5x16 No 2 pine shingles, s250 per 1000; 5x16 No. l pine shingles s40O per 1000; 5.,16 Flo. ? cypress shingles, Ss 75 per 1000; 5x16 No. 1 cypress shingles. s4.50; 5x16 No. red cedar shingles. So per loUO random width cedar, A.50 per 1000.
 LATHES-No. 2. $225 per 1000; No. l. s3.25 per 1000.
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