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The PUBLIC LIBRARY
GERMAN LITERATURE ADDED
CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS.

The Public Library has recently been
making considerable additions TO It's col
lection of German literature. An INSTALL
ment Of these new accessions. together
with a few new books on chemistry and
physics, are here listed:
Physics.
Father. J. J. Dynamometers and the Measure
ment OF Power. 1898. Liz FGlsd.
gncs. 1906. Liz InG37a
Jones, II. C. Electrical Nature Of Matter and
RadioactiVity 1905. LIZJ7l2c.
lie Bon, Gustavc. Evolution of Matter. 1907.
II-I.49de.
Pauiiiug. C. p Practical Laws and Data on the
Condensat ton Of Steam 1904 LL-P2S5p.
Richards. Frank. Compressed Air. .9O5. In
Saunders. W. L.. ed. Compressed Air lnforma-
ton 1903. LN-SasGc.
wesbaeh Julius. Mechanics Of Air Machinery.
1905. LlK W43s.
Chemistry.
Blount Eeuram. and Bloyam, \. g. chemistry
for Engineers aud Manufactures. V. =. Chemistry
Of Manufacturing Processes. 1893. RQ-B G2S2c.
Non-Metailic Elements 1905. 10 MISC.
Newth G. :. Textbook Of Inorganic Chemistry.
1898. P-N4S4t
Richter Victor Won. Organic Chemistry '.
1905. LQP K427o.E
Microscopical Chemistry.
Frankiand p F. and Mrs. C. {. T. Micro Organ.
isns IN Water. 1894. Loo FSaG2m
Prescott. A. b.. and Johnson, q. {. Qualitative
Chemical Analysis. 1907. Loo I922.l
Moeer, Josef, and Winton, A. l.. Microscopy
OF Vegetable Foods. 1906. L0C-WI372m.
Rafter. g. W. The Microscopical Examination OF
Potable Water 1900. LoC- REIN.
Whipple. q. e. The Microscopy OF Druaing Wa
ter. 1906. LOG WJI6m.
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treneth of Dr. Madden's book. 1t is wri

treneth Of Or. Madden's book. It is writ
II, not to exploit the authors wood-lore.
T. to please an older audience. 1t is writ
IN to please ard interest children. and ii
VII undoubtedly succeed in it's purpose.
i'hH animal s:ori IS are told with SYM
pathy and accurate observation that will
-urely appeal. But tie knowledge is that
which is possible to any keen observer wi h
he advantages enjoyed by the author. and
lie boy reader Will feel that. to almost the
anne degree, the same fascinating book is
pm to him. This is an admirable book
o put into the hands of any Intelligent,
child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

New York: r. J. Mcbride & Son.
An absurd farrago of sensational stories,
written quite frankly to appeal to a love of
dubious adventure. is The Adventures"
The book shows some skill in the invention
If incident; it can have no other claim to
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

Nicholas Murray Butler, president OF
Columbia University.

A peculiarly timely publication is this
little volume by an eminent educator In
it three addresses are gathered together
Delivered at various times and for various
occasions. they Yet have a common idea
in that they relate TO various phases of
the democratic ideal. The first address,
from which the book takes its name. is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
THE DIARY OF DELLA. Fv Onnro Y

gaze Illustrated by May Wilson Pres
ton. New York Doubleday. Page &
Co Washington. Woodward { 10th
rop,
Tic "uNiu-z housewife who reads Oaoto
Watltua's 'VeraciJGs Chronicle of the
Eilc.su with Some Sii,liguts on the Par
loul' for data on the great servant ques-
lion VII he disappointed. For instead OF
lu't- t1- obtaining aud retaining a treas
urc tA-y VIII read all about the love af-
fairs ~ Mss Claire AMI NJ, Harry and
pel' .,.sclf, with Larry AM "Museer'-
best. e." side rumauces incident to
otheg members of q New York household.
Della IS not very long over" But she is
instructed as L. the strength of her posi-
t!1n aS member OF the magnificent Serv-
ms class 10y ii more sophisticated country
woman. Hence she spuTns the WolIry
family and repairs 10 the 'alluymce" to
choose whom she will accept wage
payer But fate and Miss Claire, fov whom
she mas an uncOntessci fondness, takes
Ler back to the NoNeys, there to become
an indispensable member Of the household
and to plot To bestTow Miss Claire upon
the man OF her heart. There are obstacles
Of course. and more than one stern parent.
But love and Della prevail The wise ma
iron mag read between tu" Inns and find a
suggestion rs To what. after all, is tire link
that may bind maid and mistress together
n spite OF intelligence offices and original
and independent breakfasts for each menu
Der of tie family
THE GREATER AMERICA. BY Ralph d
Paine, author Of The story ot Martin
''e, New YORK: lie outing Pub
AL ''.''l gins MS s'i.ss 81 sketches OF
'''e -''at "'''i"t N' anu west WIN an ad-
...'' ''''e ~ 'S'i'''',''" VI ''t u "Hlc Oh inc
'i''"u S'@S' t.e brt"t l'he5 ana 'ie
sI''1 "'''' .'--''' 1''' '''a' Ii'9 peeH '"ii'
M'''"t '"' 80 "'"'E S'''S ~ H"'u'o -.
HIS description o. t.' HV lert OF steeI
trough with lid on which is the repre-
seuftrIF" lake frc.gutcr. Of the alert and
able men who handle il. and the hardshlp3
and certain dangers Ir the late autumn
reader feel t.r r.za - Industry. the power
of Har...'rg "-I ia' glory If American
enterprise 4a every vIfi O.; c.rry SEN
teHC'- j 30" cope! ".-.H& .n Michigan the
INmh'T.n% "' o." great timber country, the
revolution "''i-.i rE irrigation, mining
IN Nt'',"'r '.i''t' q "H.HE ana ShceP 'aiS-
4ns, IN urn are 'Ni+'i.'i WIKI Il trtseAtss
ana picture s4"'u.ss "..'h are hne exam
pr y, 81 .-' .''lI''' ~ man WI"
with the opposing force Of nature and cir
cumst;Hcy IS Drought bc,or" the reader IN
succession "t VIVA sketches which are
iulI OF action and OF i-uIhor All in all
hook nom wnicn 10 lear, Via! I.i,, -.
American really means
.....-
\ ~ ~. . '.in'. r,i'' 10y M' = h"l!
Fctters.' New York: BrentaaD.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

The National Society of the Fine Arts IS
arranging its program for the coming year
and to some degree enlarging the scope of
its activities. Already plans have been
made for a banquet to be held the 14th
of next January, to which as guests are to
be hidden persons prominent in official and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
The LETTERS OF ONE: study in Lin

nations. Ey tharlCS Hare 1Iunkett
New York: G. +. Putnam Sons.
Washington: Woodward K Lotlrop.
The study of morbid personality may
rave a certain pathological interest. but it
oan add little to the world o. art. The
writer of the letters of The Story of One"
s a sick soul set apart from the rest of
the word. Whether his refusal to accept
The common JOY of humanity be a form of
heroic sclf-immolation bro;ant about by a
knowledge of his own limitations, or
whether it he a form of insane egotism, the
nan who reads the book will be forced to
determine. The writer considers himself
obliged 10 renoUncc the love of the whole
some woman who is willing To give it be-
cause he knows he hasn't enough vitality
20 pursue both love and ar The Letters
Of One" present one of the euigmas of
which the reading public is supposed to be
fond But those who read these progress
sVely minor utterance will be apt to feel
that the enigma is not one that is worth
solving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

don. Adam ana E.ileS i'it''U- New
York The Macmillan Company.
TINS N"ia'n' Is the HI''I Ill oiu'' u f"'
NCat.uu Of tie series of studies of London
social r.ltIclI and archaeological. left 10y
.be la.. s. waller Eaetut to his lf,erarN
- - 20, r,,,,I-oI h<
executors. r''.' VIZ i "'' mo 80
IN" author patience III research ana %
his literary skill as We'll, this last worn
,f =, eminent a man would have be.a
&c.,
cas-
IHrI' axe three topics covered NS t''
work. The Governments of London, Eccles!-
1etl,lI Landau and the EtEgiuus Houses
III, 49,. 49,. .,,,..,.,:-5..e VI. .ird fond ia
:,
delight III NHc quaint t''''i 'eIS ol '''c O''S
of London, the records OF Httle-knoNn
party leaders the CON; 7Hti1ns between EIne
al. commons. the str.Es between tine oil
garchic and the popular parry. the customs
Of the trade guilds, the ptH"-a.s Of medae-
val city. tna forgotten heroes of long rs.
day. The Illustrations, brought together
from All sources. Het'ttNa4 ""u ''-,
are Illuminating in the extreme lhSfe aIe
fac-simile reprudEctIunS Of charters, "I
seas and marks of the various trades, con
temporary Illustrations of types OF CHAR
dct"r and Of historic scenes. as wei as
modern pictures dealing Wieh the events o!
the period. 1t Is interesting to read OF the
beginning of the strife between labor aHu
capital in the fourteenth century strugSl
between the craftsmen and their employers
and of the manner in which the mayor OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

new art museum has been o:cned in
Providence, r. l., the Annmary Brown me-
mortal, erected and given by Gen. Rush c.
Hawkins, in memory OF his wife. One room
is occupied by rare books. but two are
given over to paintings, among which are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
Is She Trying to Rob the
Museums or Is French
Public More Unjust
Than Tribunals

PARIS, July IA, 1907.
.YIE cx-Empress Eugene, after
thirty years of lawsuit, will not
yet receive back from the re-
public even a part of the relics
Of her former greatness held by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
MEDIEVAL LONDON.

aStI,dl by S.r Walter SeSa1-. Lon
don. Adam and Charles il;trt. New
NnrE. The Macmillan Company.
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DECORATIVE ART IN AMERICA; A

Lecture by Oscar Wide; Together
With Letters, Reviews and Interviews.
Edited with an Introduction bT Rich
ard GlaenZer. New York: Brentanos.
The lecture on Decorative Art in Amer
ira which Is Acknowledged TO have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

Miss Aline Solomons of this city is spend
ing few weeks with her father at West
End, n. j. Miss Bertha f. Perrie, who
shares a studio with Miss Solomons in the
Art Students League building, is still
abroad
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MISSOURI PATENTS.

s,,sr,ed las, Week Reported hy
G. A. snow Sc. pA,en, Attorney
wrhire,on b. q.
William Z, and g. Weston
Ksneas City, Mail.box Charles
S. ShaIlenberger, st. Leuls, Gar
truck Marvin Y. Post, Brooklield
Carpenters square Allen r.
Little. Kansas City. Sausage
linking machine Q Charl K''htim
Kansas City, 'Barr.l follower
John Krusc, 81. Lol.is A'yless
padlo~K Julius J, Karges. kansas
CITY, Dspay.rak Forbs,t II
Jotnst?n. Kansas City Garhag'
receptacle Bcnjlnin +, Crary
Kansas City Weighing scale
For c,py ot any ao,vc patents st'
ten cents in postage stamps ~i'ii date
News rsrr III g A. snow a''
Ga WML'nYicp u. q
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liOC.dL l.OHE

Mr., Kuuklc has bis miE a'mos'
intrim lor saving lumber.
-Mrs. Iedbttier visited Mrs
W + Dawson on last Thursd"y'
MIR. I..dbe,ter from Tra.s wen;
10 WiIloS Sarlasa on last Aa'nr'
day 90 u shopri,,g expodltlnn.
--Tae CaEssET is ol'ly1a half sheet
this w.sk ru The account that we
tailed 10 get our paper I'd uEe 'os
n inll sheet
Tho Governpr ot Vk aha'n'
made q proclamation that W
bauk ks snnnld !iav' n two "eeki
hoiidsy during Thanksgiving; sc
the r,pr-.s reacE Us.
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OR EsA. 81 4
AND
20 R III a n 10 rT.
Teach them to obssrvs al things Wastsosvsr
lhavs 1ummsndsd Ytu' Matt 2e-2o q

Ard the:c sr.uss sAessen: AIichaeil
and big angels fo'isidns.inalte dragon
aad the dragon fought An'l i,Is smsc,.
Il Andprevslled mt spriiler was lAeit
place found any uspra.ir Aasvca.
And the grcni ,!raeoa was cas-, .on,.
tina, old srspen, ga.ledsil,s Desil aari
Satan. which drceisesh ihs whole
world' No vas oasl aa, in'e The earth
andhis apsals xcrcesM ou, With him.
Rev. l2.7--s . N -l
We learn from what We have
read that Satan was once tile
morning star in heaven. and by
his influence ind gpnniDgncss he
deceived, The third part Of the
stars Of heaven and hy lis damn
able herccics;hN dad the power
! to an'ey those stars in deadly
comhat against the God Of hcay.
en-, And Gpd and his angel tor
tstars) fadght against sptaur i and u
his angels and cast them out of
heaven and they was cast Ia
Garth we trust that this win
prove beyond any doubt 70 Bre.
keywhat the tail of the syrcut
red dragon was e1tis true that
wecall falshoodtalt.s some times.
ana many times they have iii
them the power to deceive many.
Now this great red dragon was
Cast 70 earth. Aud The ansels
of heaven rcjGccd ard his rc
joiclng is made ranifest to us in
this language.
And | heard n lond voice saving /,
heaven. Now IL eoma salvation an,
strength and the kingdom NJ our Car,
aud The power " his Chr's,. TOR The II,
cuscr ofau. brethren Is css, doNn. uhiei
accused them before uur gud day md
nigln. Rev. is.lo
, And in the ,l2 y. they sa,
Therefore rejoice xc heaven.
and ye that dwell in them
But We see in reading the bal
!, ancs of the l2v. those angels o
Fheaven says woe to the intia,,
i.ants Of the earth und the sca
! for tic devil is come down in,,
) yon. Then we are to know ,ha
thls great red dragon that Joh
saw in heaven. is now here q
. earth aud he y to persec.itc Il.
: woman that Is to bring for,i,
man child who is rulc all z;
y tions with - rod Of iron. Pleas
~ ,,L,, Il
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!. Ponder the Path of nv Feet and lst sll1!


peapls . visit on last Sunday,
-Ar.Zsak Collins and bis beet
girl, Miss rsssl Joues visited Tie
Colony peoalls. ~ last Saturday.
-Mr.J. T.. Burton. wife aud lit.
tly family visited the Ed. and
wife ON last Sunday. Mr Burton's
ars o! Howsl's best cit:vaus.
Mr.. Burton and rr. Steavens
two Of our best farmers hviog
near Trask paid this OFFICE q
visit on last Tuesday
--W. +. Dlwson paid Mountain
View n business visit. W. T..
Dawson is a memhsrsof tho JAIL
willie Colony .. Trssk.
Our merchant Mr.. Johnson is
still at his post doing a square
business for the people. The
people will do well TO trade with.
hin.
\ hft u.
Mrs. Rymel's finger, which
has been very bad for some
lime With sometime like a can.
Ger wart, is getting better.
G, a. Simcns made o trip to
Willow Spring on business last
Tuesday in the interest Of tho
Colony Of rrdsk.
Mr.. J. A. Whitaker ci Terl'ol,
Okla son OF Capt. and Mrs. Whit
.taker Is home 70 visit with hi.
parents for few days.
= Mrs. Stevens has been som.
what under the weather fo,
sometime. not able to get out /,
services on list Sunday, 80 W,
understood.
Mr.. and Mrs. kunkei have mov
n I'd into their rev home and set II
~ wc!l plea with their new Ioca
# tim; Mr.. Kankel has got bis ne,
ID saw mill sct up Oh his tinlhe
=, land and will begin saving thi
% week.
" - -Wo are glad to laprn that Capt
Whitaker who hus been qui,
anne :or ths last week. is gettill
: about again and thinks he will l
-, on hs pins alright again in
short time.
),
Mr.. Inn Robbins is com plet
{" ing him u nice house, soon VI
have 1t finished, which ado
'a much to the appearance of h
farm. ~
Mr. Cecil Hailcy our blaclssmi
in company with Mr.. John lie
better and his two sister pa
The Ed and wife o short visit
last Wednesday evening aft
's' work hours.
!. Mrs. Caption Whitaker called
- this OFFICE end gave the cnl
4 p,sitors a"pl~asant chat, sisi
Whitakpr ia one of those motl,'
10; iiy womcn that makes -sunslIi
ar. Mherever her let may bs. a
NTH whom she may meet.
net
,,. Tho CRnssET will mt Re {
lar thanksgiving week, we shall !
I'M I'D the next Week with
isplciai issns: And those CIV
IN" Using IN lts columne, the lost
We sus viii be made up to them
eks a cnn'inua.ion Of their adds Il
so much longer, dnd a'ss get
hsupGt Of tho speciul!lssus.
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!. -----.,-.--.
In answering Ills we VIII
have to understand. for
Tho f;rst thine u.hn tha chor.
a.s
. K,
-" - M ~ r -
Vow. " iiis ."a' a''' " a'nV" a''a w
Will nave 70 70 70 the wofd. ana
the Wora SAYS d'A.
ana st,,e aar,ssf 4 4..c,ssr wenae,
IA huevtn and b-seal grea, ,si c,sson
h.v,,e .,yc. .u.,. s., ton horn. ,nd
,J,. II. ,,o.a. y.v -
! NO ' =" "'"t." "
Ell, was u wonder to John. Ihls
dragon waa satan es the word
saws
AMI the ,ren d,.pon x.s cas-, ont ,ba
al, ,.,,eu, called the pcvil aud satan
which ,,ece;ve,h Tho whole world. b,
v,a ems, on, int. The .,,,b md h,
apr,,. w.re cas, on, with him. Raw
iiaa
u,lo ..,,, $50, h;s ,noal. an,
h;s ,o;, wo, his ,,owo,. and h;s In
nno,ce ovor tbem Cod Am,
,.,o,,,a s,,,r n, ,r,,o, NJ ,;.,h,
that is the morning star, pleas,
/ read.
) low ar, thou fallen fram he,ver
5 0 l.uqifsr. son OF the mor"ir.! aoa a
'hon cut dow" :" Tho e'o"ra WINS
dust weaken the na'ions is" ~ !
This ,,orn,py.star tsetar) fe
from heaven and with his il
n i'uencc and power he drew III
r third part Of the s'ars from hcs'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-11-21

sEMRred az sccONd.ciass
matter September 8 1907
at the POsf-OTce at
Tra.k NO.. MMtler ~ Art
Of Congress ct March Jyd
1879
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led further on. md + ~ tlpue ~
ItiHs Word of Gs'ls lint iGHt bes .y!|
We say, TINT u the Word kt -
lpresents the Pops 0f Rtnis 0k
|any other man, rs TIM gtAaal|
beast. We are then ready ~ say
i Amen, It istrne that l3utpe hn
kheld tllc reigns Of wiir and peee
lcutlpn for q great mary asall3
and These wars are said tR haxs M
been re|lgioas wars tnb TINT " ~ 4 I
mistake Religion inalSes Iss' e
and not war. Christ says, Pnl
/ ult;yauf sword, End " they lscr' as
sesiltc yoii IN one clty4 0f ptaco g.
i nee ye toanother. There eeorde
\ of Pagan Rome are, stained VIII
! the blood pi thousands ~ ssesi'i NY
! onosch' anu y 10 a'onf tl'sse ~ y
Z musrS 'e.'orus oI iHtsan Ass,'lss N
Q wsic"rii i'ef l'r''slce, "An nv n
Y n''i' oe'' W ul' ~ w II. !sS''ts N
o !" .''osc s''al'e'u' ~ v1st"sis' = 8 N
4 W''"H WY l'rasiiv's'F Niss". !. 80 !.
:lNmr ii'a tDr helpless nv w
~ power u is''h''
Y. Af,t since the apostolc times
r those same outraEes have III
|, i,rtpliantly trainpled upon "
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
LADIES' SHORT COATS,

We are offering in this sale some
extra values in Ladies Short Goats.
One lot Of 22-lnch Covert Goats.
fitted style. Price from SO. 90 to SIS
In this sale at half price.
One lot Of 27-inch Goats, made Of
an all-wool Scotch mixed goods, with
strapped back. Were S.. 90. To close
at So %.
A few 30-inch Goats made Of a
plaid and check Scotch cloth, are
made partial fitted Were So. 90.
In this sale at 50 90
A few Mixed Goats that were
$40 90. The new Prince-chap cut
In this sale at 81 9S.
One lot Of 47-inch Goats in an all
wool mixed cloth, with strap over the
shoulders. In this sale at SO 9S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.

We have been through our Suit
stock and picked out all odd stock to
close at the following prices:
A few Odd Jacket Suits III black
cheviot that were $500 Now
So so.
A few odd Suits in mixed cloths,
both Eton and jacket styles Suits
that were SIS. 90. Sale price, 80. 9S.
A couple Of Suits in jacker style.
made Of mixed cloth, that were
$50 90, Sale price, S12. 9S.
A couple Of Suits in Elton style,
made Of a good quality mixed cloth.
Were Sis. 90. Sale price, $40, 90.
One Box Coat Suit in gray. Was
SIS 90. In this sale at So 30,
A couple of Black Panama Suits
trimmed with taffeta silk bands.
W ere So. SO. Sale price $11. 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13

For long gloves go to vaughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Save red stamps.
New lace waists at Vaughan's.
Working shoes at big discount at
Tilden's.
June sale Of suits and waists at
Naughan's
They would be pleased to show you
the infants white dresses at Perrry's.
Trapped By Pinkerton's detectives at
the pavilion Afternoons at ?, evenings
lac s.
Herbert johnson Of Laeonia, " H., Is
visiting his brother, Arthur Johnson, Of
Brooklyn street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
Shoes for Men, Shoes for Ladies,
Shoes for Women, Youths and Babies
All at Reduced Prices,

About 100 pairs of Ladies
and Gents $3.50 and $500
Shoes, 2.o8
About 100 pairs of Ladies
and Gents s. 50 and $500
Shoes, l,o8
About Is pairs Ladies and
Boys $I.25 and $500
Shoes, LAO
About IS pairs Ladies and
Boys $3.50 Shoes, l.23
About 50 pairs Ladies and
Boys Stag Shoes, 08c
About 50 pairs Children's
YI.oo Shoes, /0c
About 40 pairs ChiIdren's
7sc Shoes, 40c
Lot Babies Kid Shoes in
colors, 23c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

We are putting into this sale few
Wool Shirt Waist Suits at just half
the original price. They are in Serges
and Panama goods. Suits that sold
for So, 90 and SO 90. Sale price
SIS 90.
One lot Of Ladies Jap Silk Shirt
Waist Suits in black and white Suits
thar have sold for so, co. Sale prizes
50. 9S.
A few black and blue Taifeta Silk
Shirt Waist Suits that were $500.
Sale price 80 90