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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
Fall and Winter
Merchandise


L. brimfull with special values, larger
variety, better goods and lower pr.c,s, at
saving to the purchaser from 10 per cent to
Is per cent is offered a through the store.
Visit for reliable goods at the lowest possible
prices
Our New Shoe Department
Our Hosiery Department
Our Muslin Underwear Department
Our Corset Department
Our Glove and Mt Department
Our Notion Department
Our Curtain Department
Our Cloth amt Bingham Department
Our Millinery Department
Our Underwear Department
Our Wrapper Department
Our Waist Department
Our Ribbon and Belt Department
Our Gents Furnishings Department
Our Blanket and Comforter Department
Our Ladies Neckwear Department
all through the Money Saving Merchandise Special Of
engs Cloak and Sui. Department New, gar
ments at real bargain prices
Ladies' all lined so in long Broadcloth Coats, 10 90
value at 7.5O
Ladies' all lined SO in long extra fine Broadcloth
fitted semi.ftted and loose Coats, beautifully
trimmed 13.OUupto $500
Ladies' half lined all wool Kersey o0n. long Goats.
900 and 1000 Values at Cos and . 90
Ladies' and Misses fine Tailored Suits in variety Of
styles and materials 1928 up
Ladies' and Misses fine Dress Skirts in variety Of
styles and materials $50 to lZ.OO
Ladies' fine Mercerized, Heatherbloom and Silk Pet
ticoats CSC up
Misses and Chldren's Coats in variety Of cloths
and styles Z.9o up
Misses and Childreus Dresses and Sailor Suits
SOC up to sos
Our of New Fur Sca Fur Ties. Fur Collars and Soe
fine Mu Chdns Sets large Just the right goods at the right
price, visit will than pay We cordially invite
inspection and solicit your patronage
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
HUGHES At FAIR.

Empire State Day Celebrated ut the
Jamestown Exposition.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. H. Empire
State day was celebrated at the James
town exposition, addresses by Govern.
or Hughes Of New York and President
Schurman Of Cornell university being
the features Of the observance. The
weather conditions were ideal. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Hughes were early
risers and enjoyed for some time upon
the front veranda of the New York
building the magnificent view Of his
toric Hampton Roads.
The days events began when Gov
ernor Hughes and forty New York
state officials left the New York build.
ing under escort of the visiting New
York troops for the Auditorium, where
the formal exercises occurred. There
Governor Swanson Of Virginia, Presi-
dent Tucker and others received the
New York visitors, and the two gov
ernors, arm In arm, proceeded to the
stage. State Senator Dunn Of New
York, president of the New York
jamestown commission, presided. Ad-
dresses of welcome by President Tuck
er and Governor Swanson were follow.
ed by the speech OF Governor Hughes.
The governor said in part after In
troductory remarks of historical ma
ture:
"The cry of Every man for himself
Is out of date. The demand Of the f,l.
ture will be Every man for the PEG
ple.' No one can be permitted to put
private interest above the public ad
vantage, and thus in recognizing the
necessity Of giving fair opportunity fol
individual success, Of protecting thrift
and the rewards of industry and at the
same time In insisting upon fidelity t.
trust, upon the rights Of the com
munity and upon the supremacy OF
law representing the will Of the peO
pie, in endeavoring to call the most eff
| ficient to the service of the state and iI
discharging the duties Of public Office
with sole regard to public interests
shall we diffuse the blessings Of pros
perity, making 1t servant to the happi
ness Of all
"The state of New York is equal Il
Its task. 1t daily gathers strength
from all the Union. In its success al
the states may justly claim a share
Steadily 1t gains in population, II
wealth, in the diffusion of happiness
and, attaining and still seeking to at
tain, aiming always at higher levels Of
achievement, Its watchword will eve
be Excelsior"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11

p0site young person known as Gen.
trail" They learn not by rote alone,
but by observation and experience as
we'll. their teachers taking the place
OF the public for the time being, and
present, SO far as they can, the publics
various phases. Even the most skill
full training cannot, Of course, immedi.
ately make beginner as efficient as
an experienced nand. It does insure
uniformity of methods, however, and
equips the novice to become an adept
much sooner than she otherwise could.
1t makes her self-reliant, and enables
her to deal understandingly with the
emergencies constantly arising In the
work of the exchange.
The discipline Of the central Office
Is strict, but every employee is treated
with the utmost consideration. The
amount of work each operator has to
do is determined with great care that
no one shall be overloaded and thereby
affect unfavorably the quality OF the
service. Besides the chief operator
there are supervisors, their number de
pending upon the size Of the exchange
who keeps the work of the operators
under constant observation, see that 1t
Is done in accordance with the rules
adopted by the company as necessary
to good service, and act as mentors in
cases of difficulty.
The New England company takes
great pride In its operating force. 1t
believes that in no industry Is there
to be found q more efficient, earnest,
90 e,,l 30 eat f,vl
alike to the company and to the public
to which the company is responsible.
The work OF the telephone operator
has taken no mean place among the
professions of women and II Is a
source of great satisfaction that the
public's appreciation of "Central's"
character, and the greater considera.
ton which follows better acquaintance
and understandingly. are more general
and more apparent each year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
Bolton SSons
Home. BreWed

Stands on its merit and reputation
being made from the best material
that money and good judgment can
obtain. On draught at all the lead
ing cafes. Bottled by the Isengart
Brewing Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11

No home is so pleasant, regardless
OF the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family Is in perfect
health. A bottle Of OrinO Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs SO cents. It will
cure every member OF the family OF
constipation, sick headache or stomach
trouble. Sold at Quinlan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend II
safe remedy for children and adults
Sold at Quinlan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11

John Nash, Bennington VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
WANTED

have customers for number OF small Ben
nington houses. pricefrom $1,000 TO 5000 each.
Must be we'll located.
We sell auarries, water powers, timber lands
poultry farms, m lis: stores, hotels, good bust
ness propositions, fine dairy fArme, small or
great: beautiful summer homes by mountain
Or lake, and everything you can think OF y
real estate. We have list with US over 500
farms located In Vermont and New YORK
Send stamp for new 1907 pamphlet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11

The Alaska Packers Association give
the heartiest support to the Pure Food
Laws and guarantee their products to
meet all the requirements.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
Judson Andrews
CARPENTER and Builder

has returned and Is now ready to do all kinds
et building repairing ut short notice. Orders
can be left at ID. A. Wards Drug store or AT
shopin rear. Residence telephone S3.4.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
TELEPHONE TALKS

Believing knowledge eooperaon.
England Telephone Telegraph Company pubshing
series Of brief expeditions Of phases
phony benefit Of Itself. and. II hopes.
for he o a telephone
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
Notice TO Our Customers

Watch for the transparencies of Argo
Red Salmon in your grocer's window.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-11
Indigestion

Stomach trouble Is but . symptom Of. and mo-
In Itself true disease. W. think Of DyspepstA.
Heartburn. and Indigestion as real diseases, syes
they arc symptoms only Of certain specins
Nerve demonstrating else.
4 was this fact that first correctly led Dr. ehoop
In the creation Of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy-Dr. Shops Restorative. Going direce
10 the stomach nerves. alone brought that success
and favor to DR.. shoop and his Restorative With.
out that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accompishments were evsrto Be- had
For stomach distress. bloatins. biliounssA bad
breath and sallow complexion. try d.. Shoop's
Restorativs-Tsbletso or LiQud-and see for your
self what 1t can and win do We sell and chsen
fully recommend
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09

StranbfogbenS Batter. -Nf 81. g. Mabfen. 300 e.
Der, 9pbt inbbunben. YriS 81 90.
Cliper Iwit.-Samf unosroman at Charles Didens
uperiat at Brpf. 8ilb. Mgner. Drowning Gleransn
flyer, al ale 5orfattere er CHARLES Difens benee.
Ynglinss 5orfatter. 8o9en er paa $50 Siber
9obt inobunben. YriIen er 80 cts.
TIMBER Yiloe NoIer. Besides de Bonnie Brier Bush
Gorteuinser % Grinorinser fra en- futf 2anbsbs
al San Wic2aren. Np ubaape paa oanf. 1oaen ir
bebolber Duttoren al ben samle Stole, 2gnnen TO
bans 8nri9beo, Donnie, 6ans Mobers Yrebiter
2ablun gamebels Tornanblina. en- Sampittie
bebsia9. Wosen er paa 272 Siber. eobt inbbunber
Bris 80 ets.
Gutbsran pabIifhins 9oxf.
Blair. gxbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09
StDr YrisneOi9ttelie.


Pris. 8enpt 2eiligbsoen. ae6 noels
uf oisfe biGtge Bigger. inoen Sc CT
moi olgt. De uoetuote Rnmre sr iolet.
pa Ri lite fam itdffe flere Bigger til
De dnferte laDe Yriier, mau 8eitil,
ling tn6ienoes mare, ON man snifet
nogle af Dem.
- 8sgerne tilienbs. portpfrit.
8sgerne bsTtiaes eftsr Drummer
6. Snbien of gbtparb 2spentbol.
SIR os nu. uosdOe 1895, meb CO.
40 fore, fine 8ileber. flint trbtt.
fort Sormat, 1865 Gibsr | Omflas.
Neofat fra $2.40 til 75e.
IL. Mebbel.lIer ON nit 2epneb, at
Or s. g. Mpnft.r. llbsop. 1884.
200 Siber / Omflag. Hebfdt fra
$1.8O til Acc.
IA. 2ubbis 9ertel: 9ans Milhelm
9erttl. 8ibros til ben fsnbsribbfte
Soltepeftelfes 5iitorie, msb Dor
trat. 1914 siber / Omflus. Reoiat
fra $1.0O til SOC.
16. gn airfe unber aorf.t. Glib
ringer fra b. r~usiifte Dfterfspropins
ier at 9boroalb Glmquift fra 75e.
til 25c.
45. 30 Mobulationer for Orsel efer
3armonium fom Gorbinbeffer mels
lem SalmemeIobier. Romponeret
at 6. Saftrau. pris nebfat til 15e.
40. Mtnb.r fra Norb.ns 9iftoris, of
u. 5abricius, 235 Sib.r / Smflus.
NebIat fra SOC. til 25c.
so. G~pangeIium os 2op, 8ibros til
Wtnneffelibet, peo g. s. 8ertelisn
S%osnepr9f for Ssnberup ce oui@
brup. SO Sib.r / Omflas. Neb<
lat fra 25c. til loo.
Sd. 9erren os Sienerne. prabitenfs
af sSacob pouIi. 260 Siber / On.
flag. Nebfat fra SLIPS til Doc.
go. 9asbossOptesnelfer at gotor
Sbomas Rsrbams efterlabte Dag.
bsser. SO Siber / Omflas. Set
fat fra Doc. til 15e.
SO. 5.rIuf HOrbal, en- Jortenins fra
bet forrise Marbunbrebe af Maabd,
leae Sborefen. 400 @iber I Dnts
Tag. Nebfat fra $1.20 til 60e.
81. SueOb gbr. 2inbb.rs, Den bonnie
Rirtefass Gortempere, st Mtnbes
ffrift at Greberit Hpsuorb, meb Sa'
cob Chr. 2inbberss 9inebe. 80 81.
Der | OmfIos. Nebfat fra 80c. til
25c.
72. Ga 0alfart til 8ibelens beHige
9anb, relisisit Digit uf afboIf Sang
feb. meb S%1uftrationer. SO Si<
Der | Omfl. Nebfat fra soc. til
25c.
70. 2ubpis 9elpi9. @f bans 2is
os at bans sib. st Minbeffrift
ubsipet uf 2ubpis Sdrsber. 33s
Siber / SmfIag. .prifen er nebs
fat fra $500 til SOC.
IS. Oist., samle % npe, at Gbr.
@intber. 300 Sfber / Omflas-
Nebfat fra $1.O0 til 40c.
70. Den lille 9ornbleIer. ct Digit al
8. g. 9olft meb manss Snuiirae
TONER at R. gbrifianien. 1874 Siber
OmfIas. Nebfat fra $3.50 ii. ST.
o. 100 Smaaftptter for giOlin. Sonts
lebe at 8. Saftran. A Sibtr Il
Omflas. Nebfat fra so til 25c
IS. Dor 9.rres Seius Gbriiti 9jsts.
pr9biten. pr9btfensr / Srinitotiss
then at 5r. Mrnbt. Meb ct 5orori
at probf s. @abl. 426 Siber !
OmfIas. Nebfat fra $1.35 til 50a.
SO. MisFonszS tubier os arititt.r Fl.
ter en- Reiie til Snbien at Or. q.
9runbemann, tnft praft. SptrIas
af Sreberit Nbeaurb. PIT Siber
Omflas. Nebfot fra rs til 25c.
81. 3riitoHer @alfenborf os !9anf.'
aterne. Siftoriff Stuefpil | fem
Sanblineer at Mugoalene Sboreien.
1914 Sib.r. Nebfat fra $1.00 til 20t,
SO. @eora @afbinstons 2eoneo bei
3riftian 9itersaaro. Sopebiaselis
efter gbparb @peretts .2ife Of
Wafbington". "a Sioer | Omflae.
Nebfat fra 40 til 15c.
81. 4riiteIiae SmaaItnffer af 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09
Sorlfelliot

0ange 8snner. gn eugelft
prGit fOrtener; rs min 5ooers
9irte bar Der en- garntnel Some bsS
RaOn BETH (Glifabet6). Seq piloe
snife, Der par en- 9etTp / boer en-
Wlenigbeo / England. Rdar ser
bar en-, Der BAD for lan9e eler BAD
ben / geiret, reiite 9etib fig os
fagOe: Oct er not, Sobn, 5bOmus
= eaer 6oaO oen beoenoe beo =,
gu ItulOe before Iise 9erren Sat for
noget, ban bar giOet Dig, eler 6eoe
BAN ON noget, Oh eniter Dig. Der
paa latte bun iig sanite rolig neO
i9en. Der er Menneiter, Ser 6inorer
SUBS Bert peo oeres LANCE %
umotipereoe 8enner."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09

Ri90om og QDtfe. - Zen
gdnle Roti6ilo, Der engan9 re9ne-
0es for 9eroens rigeIte Man6, bleo
en- Sang Ipurgt: agr De lptteli92"
p9pttelig2" TOareoe ban, ylDttelig.
mar man Deo Mlioougsboroet moo
td9er ct greo at fglgenoe SnO6olO:
S0is De life laaner mig 1000 ST.,
itpOer ieg Dem en- augIe for gunz
Den. - 2Dttelig9 nadr man mda
Iooe meO piitoler UNDER i'm 6obeos
puoe. Rej, lptfeIis, Oct er ieg life.
Den betenOte qitor fit engdng oet
iamme SpBrgsmuul. D2bttelig2 -
Seq mad 10 efterlaoe oct alt, ndar
jeg oer. gGe mine penge tan life
boloe Sp9oom borte, ttte 6eaer
Sorg, life beGer 0e0."
Del bar en- gdmmel ing aone,
Iom lda oppe pdd ct usielt &bif.
r9relie. 9ln bar lam og IeoeOe tun
at andres 9drmbiertIgbso. Man
Ipurgte benoe: r2poia. er De inf
teGi99" r2pttelig9 Seq er iau INT
telig, iom ie9 tan blips. Seq ian
lite rltrnme mere 2btte." = DE
er ipg og enc, bar ingenting at lebt
at; boorodn fan De O9re Idd lpttez
lig," = r9ar De oa urorig Lett,
fOareoe Ben gamle, ioet BUN pegeoe
pad 9ibeIen, naae Ting ere soers,
cg 5 ere ariiti. men ariiius er
@uos".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09

gngI9noerne | Gdrtu m.
Gc bet enselite prinIepdr par Denot
bjem fra oeres Reiie / Snoien, itGns
teoe oe en- @dbe lite Blot til ~triitre
SnItitutioner, men osiaa til !9inous
templer og mubameoanife 5elligoom@
me | Snoien.
Zen famine utlarbeo fenoem9rter
osn engelite StprelIe | Suoan os ger
oct temmelig bdnifeligt for De inos
f6ote at tunns feline mellem, bodo
Nr er Sanobeo eller 2ssn.
& &drtum, @enerdl @oroons Bp,
90t Regeringen bDsget en- prdgtfulo
mu6ameodnit Wloift. Oct er Den
eneite gpgning, Den enselife &egsrin9
par rejit / aartum / uoeluttenoe re-
l;aieit Djsmeo.
@eo oct fore &Ollegium, Der er
bbgget iii Minos ON @oroon G@ors
Don Memorial G~ollege"), er ale G9s
,erne MhIbameoanere, nogle at Dem
Ear faaet oeres llooonnelIe peo 81
1Sbar | 9airo. Stuoenterne peo
@oroon4aoIegiet faar ingen llnoers
bisnins | &riitenoom, men aoifiaise
AZ Dem undertakes | &oranen.
Dg bette &ollegium er oprettet III
'Wiinoe ON ben irtftne WSartpr, Cor
BON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09

8. 9. Meper. Ogiau England
bar fine gooite6rpsgere. en al
6isie bar / Ell 9lao bebrejoet 5. 9.
Meber, at Der bar for megen 9umor
! bans pre0itener, og at ban ifuloa
6stante, at 9errens 8omme bar nar.
preiten Ioarer bertil; nNadr
Serren tom igen, OiIoe jes bare
fulot Iaa lDtfelig, ON Fan fanot mig
itdaenoe miot iblanot en- Slot Or
6ejoere, issen6e at ipreoe nOget ems
ober osres trette Qniigter, iom ON
ban fdn0t mig Oeo ct 9eaiggerelies,
msos. 2iot !6umor fan ofte bereos
@sj for Gpangeliets Praoiten, og
ieg fan life inoie, at Batter er mere
al LATTE emo Carer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-09

9ibelen. Wlens man Isger al
bu6flette Den bellige Bog | ~triitne
Qan0e, gadr Den i'm ufOritbrreoc
Seirsgdng u6ober Soroen.
9(lene I oct ii0Ite qar bar 0et
tritiite 8ibelielffab laoet Den no
tomme | II nne Sprog, bOordf 4 /
2tiien, 8 / Qfrita, 8 pad Sbobapsz
eerne % ! | Qmerita.
gu er 8ibelen gennem Oct brittle
8ibelielifab uobreot / 400 SproJ.
Sioite 2ar blep ser gennem 81
felielitabet uoienOt 6 Milioner
9ibler.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
= CARD FOR IVORY COLI
NT LAR BUTTONS, DOZEN
w TO CARD.
FOR BEST QUALITY IRONING
" WAX, CLOTH COVERED AND
~ HAS WOOD HANDLE.

Sc For crinolette stiffening for
w skirts, black and white.
11r Yard for gros grain silk
AlN covered featherbone, black,
white and colors.
7C Yard for tape covered feath-
~ erbone, gray and staple COL
12r Each for Royal skirt and
HoS waist supporters, desirable
colors.
2c For roll cotton tape, black
w and white, all widths.
&C. For roll bias seam tape, 3
loS yards to piece, white only.
e. For tracing wheel, highly
" polished, nickel plated.
2r For thimbles of celluloid,
w brass or steel, closed or open.
Sc For set dress stays, all colors,
w sateen covered.
7r For dress shields, all sizes,
~ nainsook covered, washable.
1Or For dress shields, assorted
Nv sizes and styles, many of
silk.
Dc For dress shields, best
HoN quality, silk, nainsook and
stockinette.
e. For embroidered stars and
w bars, of silk, blue, white and
1c For glove or stocking mend
w ers, japanned, highly pol
ished.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Uorth to z5c
E0c FOR WOMEN'S Isle HOSE
OUk WORTH TO S5c

Are very superior quality lisle and gauzo lisle;
come In plain black and black with lace ankles
and lace allovers; also plain black lislc with
hand embroidered ankles; an have high spliced
heels and toes and double soles are Hermsdorf
dyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

1Qc For women's and misses
~ hose supporters, pin-on
pad or sew-on styles, black, white
and colors.
2SC For women's and misses
wv hose supporters, silk or
Isle, cushion post grip.
S0r For women's hose support
WV ers, extra fine, pad and
belt style, all colors.
10C to $1.50 for round garters
wv for women, all colors,
frilled, have satin bow.
1SC For boys or girls Worth"
OS waists, sizes to IL years.
, Sr For century corset shields,
AoS all sizes.
10C For waist bands for boys,
w elastic loop; saves buttons.
lC For the Duchess waist ex-
~ tender, holds belt and skirt
together.
Sr For hidden spring curling
" irons, finely finished.
19C For Marcel wavers, nickel
AoN Plated, popular sizes.
SC to 15c for kid hair curriers',
~ all sizes.
1IZr For dozen Nine. Louis
INV hair curriers', all sizes.
HC For coiffure hair net, as
~ sorted sizes, shades, also
black and blonde.
1C For roll knitting cotton.
~ white, black and colors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
7Ec FOR MEMS NEW SPRING
ION PAJAMAS WORTH SIPS

An early shipment that includes all the new
spring styles; made Of excellent quality
English madras and brushed flanneettes the
coors are pink, gray and blue i'm combination
stripes or small dots shirts very broad and
full cut; have military collars and are finished
with pearl buttons; sizes 80 to Az
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
00c FOR WOMEN'S AND chill
O1N DREN'S UNDERWEAR

Fine swiss ribbed underwear i'm the high neck
and long sleeve styles; have silk tape finished
yokcs; children's are the same style with .nkle
pants to match that button ON side; all are
nicely finished throughout and made of the best
finely combed yarns; worth to 7jc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

10c For double yard mot a
wv hook" tape, black, gray and
white.
2c For package invisible hooks
w and eyes, black or silver.
AC For two dozen invisible
~ hooks and eyes, black or
white.
2c For spool basting thread; 500
" yards TO spool.
De- For 8 spools 6-cord sewing
HOS thread; 200 yards to spool.
81 For spool best quality sew
w ing silk, 100 yards to spool.
I1c For a ounce best sewing
3C For spool linen finished
w thread, 100 yards, black only.
dr. For spool mercerized cro-
@/ZS chet or knitting cotton, as
sorted colors.
1C For yard dress binding, dou-
TS BILE edge, gray or black.
D. Yard for mercerlzed skirt
~ braid, all colors.
D. For corduroy or velveteen
w skirt braid, dark colors or
black
2r For bolt Angora skirt braid,
" yards to bolt.
Ir For yard velveteen brush
n braid, black only.
Ir For yard featherbone, black,
~ gray or white.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

L. Package for good brass pins,
~ needle pointed, full count.
1Hr For package machine
INV needles, for all standard
machines.
,, For "E n threading needles,
~ all perfect, assorted sizes.
No For dozen lace pins, jeweled
~ heads. assorted colors.
60 For card dress and lace pins,
~ fancy heads.
10c For chiffon or silk covered
IVS collar forms, featherbone
frames.
I1r For girdle foundations, all
IN sizes; made of featherbone.
70c For dozen spools best s.
HVS cord darning cotton, all
colors.
1r For box best quality English
~ mourning pins.
Dc For cube pins, black, white
EON and assorted; 800 count.
10 For cube fancy toilet pins,
lHS best make: all colors.
Qc For package best Kirby,
w Beard & Co.'s pins; full
count.
I1c For adjustable coat hang
l1S ers, nickel plated.
e. For dozen linen shoe laces,
~ all lengths.
Inc For assorted hair rolls;
AVS blonde and black; all
lengths.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
l. FOR CUBE PINS, FULL 100
AC COUNT, ASSORTED COLORS
~ AND BLACK AND WHITE.

SC For ounce mixed beads for
w fancy work; assorted colors.
I0r For featherbone collar sup
wv porters, black or white.
1AC For card safety pins, good
INV quality, nickel plated.
dc For dozen best safety pins,
~ assorted sizes.
1Ar For elastic corset laces.
AI2C full length.
2c For key ring and chain;
w nickel plated finely finished.
1SC For dozen fancy dress but
|OS tons, worth to $1.50
Er For dozen genuine whale
AoS bone, best quality standard
weight.
7r For roll seam binding; black
~ and colors, full length.
12c For roll best seam binding,
HoS all colors, 8 yards to roll.
Ar For dozen rust proof snap
~ fasteners, black or silver.
II For card hooks and eyes, two
Nv dozen on card.
e. For best quality hooks and
w eyes, all sizes, black or
white.
Sc For roll ,whalebone casing, 8
" yards to roll, all colors.
10r For double yard hook and
HVS eye tape, white, gray or
black.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

100 pieces from which TO make you
newest spring colors, two to four
light weight; an excellent wearingI
of good quality wooden yarns 46 ,
good values at $1.00.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-16
re are outstanding

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