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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-04

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Fair and colder todayg
Thursday fair; strong
n0rfhvesterly winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
BONDS ARE NOW
BEING SIGNED
ON THE CONSTRUCTION ISSUE
OF CAIRO G. NORFOLK RAIL.
ROAD--WlLL BE SENT TO
rARlS WHERE MONEY is
FORTHCOMING

Some Of the bonds of the Cairo &
Norfolk railroad have been received
and are now being signed by the sec.
rotary, Air f 8. Beaumont, at the
Mayfeld Office in the Carter block,
on the sorth side of the square, says
a Mayfeld dispatch
These bonds are the shadows cast
by coming events. namely the early
construction of the Caro- d Norfolk
railroad. The title or these docu-
ments First Mortgage, FIVE per cent,
90 year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. -
They are to be sent here in patches
and in the bunch now being signed
and sealed there are 10.751 bonds.
representing one million and a half
dollars
The secretary began affxing his
name TO them Monday and eXpebts
TO finish about twelve or fifteen hun.
bred per day with the completion
Of the lot now on hand. they win be
sent to Chicago, whore they will pass
through the hands Of the trustees
after which they viii be shipp di
rect to Paris. France aud converted
into cash. Which is 20 be used in
the construction Of the road
There will be total bond s5ue Of
twelve Million five hundred thousand
dollars. which amount will build the
line from Cairo, Ill.,. 70 Norfolk Va.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
TAI K OF CONTEST
Secretary of State Prohibition Leaauc
Quoted as Declaring Cairo
Election Fraudulent.

Yesterdays Chicago Record-Herad
gives the following regarding tn
election in Cairo Tuesday:
Cairo is pointed to with pride by
the liquor men. The vote in that city
was 4C95 for the saloons and G53
against Alonzo f. Wilson. chairman
of the Prohibition state committee
lost no second in declaring that the
returns showed fraud on their face
and that if the reports from the
Egyptian" city We're true, that a
contest would be started Immediately
to secure a fair count.
The figures from Cairo show per
fectly to what desperate straits the
saloon allies are in" said Chairman
Wilson last night.
Thebes, in the same county with
Cairo, voted out the saloons. much
to the surprise of al concerned. Six
saloons are involved The Cairo vote
and the Thebes result are the two
surprises in the far south. 1t is de-
clared that 100 more votes were
cast in Cairo yesterday than at any
presidential election in the history Ct
the city. which furnishes further data
upon which Chairman Wilson bases
his assertion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
NEW RECRUITS
FOR UNCLE SAM
FIFTEEN MEN ENLISTED DURING
THE PRESENT MONTH AT
CAIRO RECRUITING OFFICE
GO TO ST. LOUIS.

Lee Yates. Of Canalaw, Mo- Robert
Bryan, Of East Prairie, Mo. and
James Mcclure, of Syracuse. N. r,
We're enlisted yesterday in the in
fantry branch OF the Z. s. amy by
Capt. W. l.. Reed, recruiting officer OF
Evansville, Ind The young men
passed an excellent physical exami.
nation as reported by Capt Reed and
Will undoubtedly make good material
for the army. They were sent to
Jefferson Barracks, Mo, yesterday
for preliminary training.
The Cairo recruiting office In
charge OF Sergeant Kreslyy is keeping
up its good record having enlisted
fifteen men SO far this mouth and the
prospects for getting four or five
more men this month are very bright.
Many experienced soldiers are only
re-enlisting upon the belief that con-
gress will grant an Increase In pay
ut this session.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
ESQUIRE RANK
TO Be CONFERRED
ON CANDIDATES BY AScALoN
LODGE TONlGHT-PREPARA.
TONS BEING MADE FOR VISIT
OF GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.

Nina candidates will receive the
Esquire rank tonight AZ Ascalon lodge
No. 81 Knights Of Pythias The
meeting will be held at s O'Clock
sharp as there will be ether business
to transact
The lodge is preparing 20 entettin
tho grand lodge officers OH next
Thursday evening, ApriA 30th. A
special meeting OF the lodke will be
held Friday night to confer the
Knight rank on seyerai of the candi-
dates
The interest that has been shown
in the past three months has brought
cut the members ana it is hoped that
the attfnIanee tonight win surpass
that of last meeting night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK;
WOMAN SHOT BY NEGRO

An attempt was made to break in
/ to Fry and Rossman's clothing store
during Tuesday night at the rear, but
did not sPcceed. f
Some one got into the Dago Stoves
shop at Eleventh and Washington
Tuesday night and stole all the salt
meats he had and a. lot of Star" to-
baccO.
In a quarrel with a negro Ida
Trusty was shot in the eye during
Tuesday night in Future City. She
was removed to the home of her
mother on Twenty-ninth street. where
DR.. Davis attende her. She is not
thought to be fatally. hipt The
negro has not been arrested.
Another thief stole 50 feet of gar.
den hose from the Woodward Hard
ware company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

ADJUSTMENTS
sSsSS1SSssS3S4SAS4.4sA48.s
"Wildfire. ="

Every man loves good race and 4
pretty woman When they come to
sether the combination is Irresistible
At the Cairo opera house Monday
April nth Lillian Russell will play
the part Of a handsome wild W and
Gseorgc Broadhurst and George Y
Hobart the playwrights have clever.
ly contrived to reproduce the horsey
atmosphere in a little comedy called
ANiidire Aside from the widows
role there are two parts; hat Of Il
trainer and bis stable boy. that have
made the second act one of the most
talked about drama1c offerings Of
the season. There are no strainin4
effects; it is just bit of S1eepshead
Bay track put on the stage. The
characters are almost recognizable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
YOUNG Sinoer complimented d.

The Poplar Bluff Democrat con
tains the following complimentary
notice concerning Miss Bernice Evans
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Parham Of Cairo, in an article about
an entertainment given for the bene-
fit of St Marguerite's Guild of the
Episcopal church at Poplar Bluff:
The hit of the evening was the
sclo work of Miss Bernice Evans and
the lack of space only, prevents the
publication of the aGiectiyes required
to enumerate the delights her voice
gave. She is a young lady who has
made only a few appearances in pub.
lie. but the hope of the audience last
night, was that her voice may be
heard a great deal in the future"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
X. NJ. K. c. EXCURSION
Hundreds Spent Delightful Tine on
Fine Steamer Island Queen
Last Night.

The X. NJ K. c. had an ideal night
last night for their moonlight eXcuy
sion on the fine steamer Island Queen.
It was the most beautiful they have
ever had, a clear sky and quiet atmos
nhere. The attendance was larger
than usual as result. On the frs;
t,ip Of the boat, leaving here at $50
many women and children went. re
turning at go on tnc second trip
leaving here at $3.50 p. m. and r.
turning at midnight the dancers went
and there was n great and very hand
some crowd of these The boys feel
much e'ated ever their success esper.
tally &, G NJ Peter Lind, Henry Levy
aud Ex-Mayor Winter. who were lea :
ing spirits in connection with the
affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Aisthorpe OF
| over Walnut street celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary of. their mar
rage last evening at their attractive
home.
The members Of their family We're
their guests at dinner and the occa-
sion was happy one.
Those participating were Mr.. and
Mrs Halliday r. Aisthorpe and little
daughter Ada Emily, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward T. Aistborpe and little son,
John, and Miss Gladys Aisthorpe. The
day also marked the birthday ami
versary of their daughter, Miss Hazel
Aisthorpe, who was the only member
Of the family not present, being at
Fond du Lac, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iluptiais.


The Cincinnati Commercial Triblr,
contains tho following item interest
ing to- Cairo society, the ffide hayln:
| visited here as the guesesof her sis
ter Mrs. Oliver p, HumhTs ii
The marriage Of MIR Charles Wiede
mann. of Newport, to Miss Alice Mel
linger, OF Covington, was beaut fully
solemnized Mondays .oerening at {
O'Clock in the home of the bride 5
mother. Mrs. M, Lacey, of Wallace
Place, Covingten Ky The Rev. ]. 1
Blackburn, of the Presbyter an
church, performed the marriage ser
vice.
| The bride wore, a handsome white
satin Princess gown, with garnitnres
Of real lace. She carried a superb
bouquet Of valley lilies and ferns.
Mrs. O. F. Hrrd, of Cairo, H., sister
of the bride, matron OF honor, wore
a beautiful Princess gown Of pink
chiffon and carried pink roses.
The color scheme of pink and white
was artistically carried out in the
house decorations, which were very
elaborate. Great lunches of pink Xii
arney roses and Easter lilies were
used in PROPULSION.
An improvised altar Of Easter !;!ias
and many lighted candles was ar
ranged for the bridal party.
After the ceremony an elaborate
wedding feast was served. The deco
rations in the dining room were of
Killarney roses. relieved by Southern
smilax and in the center of the table
was an immense basket of Killarney
roses.
The music for the happy occasion
was. a harpist and several yiolins,
which rendered delightful selections
throughout the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Weideman departed
last evening for Hot Springs, where
they win spend their honeymoon Of
a month. and upon their return home
will reside in Mr. Wiedemann's paIa-
tial home, in Newport"
Cards announcing the marriage
We're received here yesterday by the
IL ltHt6 III INC III tNts WI. anu VI = !
Wiedemann will be at home after
May % at FREDERICKSBURG the home
Of the Wiedemanns at Tenth and |
Park avenue. Cote Frilliante, Coying, |
.on Ky,
The bride is beautiful yorng WON |
m and we'll fitted to grace the home /
o which she goes. Mr. Wiedemann |
s the we'll known brewer and is one |
II Covington's prominent citizens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
a Theolouical Graduate,

Rev. Otto T. Lee OF Cairo who will
be graduated from the Garrett BIB.
lical Institute at Evanston. ILL.,. has
issued invitations to the commence
ment exercises which will be held
Tuesday morning, Nay ) at Memorial
ffairsffi Evanston.
: Mrs. Alice Lee. mother of Mr.. Lee
and her daughter. Miss Fora Lee. of
Eleventh street. will leave next Mon
day for Evanston to attend the exer-
cisCs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Al the Arcacie

A triple bin win be presented The
remainder Of the week az tine Arcade
on Eighth Street every night There
viii be two reels Of film and Chas.
Bradley will sing between sha rs, II
addition Fred A. Council win sing the
Illustrated song The Cowboy and
the School Marin Is new feature
film and an extra fine picture, Other
pictures tonight Morocco "Waitin
at the Church and oh, That Cat
Admission 5 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
OFF FOR SPRINGFIELD
Alexander County Democrats viii
Have Full Delegation at State
Convention To-day.

Alexander county delegates to the
Democratic state convention went Il
Springfield yesterday. They are Hon
Miles Frederick Gilbert. Dr. Carey
Capt. Williams, Lee B Davis. Franz
German, T. H Smyth, B. McManu5
Jr~ George B. Walker They are not
instructed and viii vote for whocyei
shall be considered the best man by
the party leaders, 1t is understood
however, that Mr. Bryan will get the
Illinois delegation to the national cen.
vention. Little interest is shown by
the rank and file of the party here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

To lose faith IN meu, not in humani-
ty; to see justice so down and not
believe I'm the triumph of injustice;
for every wrong that you weakly deal
another or another deals you, to love
more and more the fairness and beauty
Of what is right and so to turn with
everincreasing love from the imper-
lection that is in US all TO the perfec-
tim that is above us all--the perfec-
ton that Is God.--James Lane Allen,
The Choir Invisible
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Thimble Club.

The Thimble Club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. John b. GTeaney
en- Pine street.
Needlework and luncheon were en-
ioyed by the guests
The guests of the club were Mrs.
Harry Van Treese. Of Douglas, Ariz
Miss Anna English and Miss Nellie
Calnan, of Boston Mass.
The club will meet Friday after.
noon ~ next week at the residence
Of Mrs. Frank Murray of Twenty-sev-
enth street. w.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Domestic Science Lessone.

The Cairo City Gas company has
issued invitations for the series OF
cooking lessons mentioned in yester
DAYS Bulletin.
These lessons win be given at X
NJ K. C. hall commencing Monday
Arril 27th and ending Saturday
May 3 Mrs. James D. Gibson o.
DAYTON. Ohio who is a recognized
authority on domestic science viii BE-
the instructor and the lessons vii
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Men Have Never Failed America.

Confidence in the stability of re
publican institutions is rooted in our
national experience. The love of free
dom and the determination to he free
has never failed among the people,
and never has there been failure OF
men to interpret and give point and
effect TO tho spirit which has ami
mated them since before the founda-
ton of the republic, the birth of which
was the triumph Of liberty in the
western MISUNDERSTANDING Ca
Gettc-Timcs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Death of DAVID lindsav

A message received last evening By
Jeff Warner CT the boat store from
Dean Lindsay Of Bellevue, Pa, re.
quested Mr. Warner to nctify John
lindsay pilot of the towboat J. D.
Finley that his brother, David had
died at SOP last evening. The Finley
is on her way mp from New Orleans
and is due here today or tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

Effective with the time card of the
Mobile & Ohio railroad April 2G din
ing car service will be resumed on
trains between Cairo and st. Lou $
and between Cairo and Mobile. Dur
ing the past three months the dining
cars have been thoroughly oyelhauled
and will be as good as new.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Marriane Licenses.

Jerry hurry and Florence Thomas,
both of Woodvile, Ky.
Benz. f. Lawrence and Flora NJ
Bowers, both of Willard
jeff Smith and Annie Freeman,
both of Cairo.
Finest Riugstatf of Violet KY, and
Efie Dsisckill Of Grand Rivers, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
WI TING FANG CHOSEN.

Iowa City Ia. April 22,--It was an
nouDced today that WI Ting Fang
Chinese minister TO Washington. has
accepted an Invitation to deliver the
commencement address at the Iowa
University in June.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Euypt.an prcVerl1.

IF God proposes the destruction Of
an ant. he allows wings to grow upon
her Which means that yuu should
not attempt to fly too high young
man. Consider the case of Icarus.---
New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
a Practical Farmer.

Hon, Reed Green has resolved to
do landscape gardening at his Wal
nut street residence this spring He
has bought a brand new rake for the
purpose. He denies that he Is play
ing politics declaring that he has no
aspirations in that direction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
WE MAKE
SIGNS
THAT ANYONE CAN READ,
MARBLE, THE PAINTER,
22o EIGHTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILL.
WE MAKE
Alexander Locue Meeting.

Alexander lodge No. PA L. o. Q. f.
will have called meeting tonight at
1880 o'clock on account of having
work in each degree. Other business
of Importance will be transacted and
all members are requested to be
present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Woodn1en of the World.

Banner Camp, No. 109, Wocdmen of
the World initiated three candidates
at their meeting Tuesday night Coun-
.cil Commander c. c. Stanley resigned
and John A. Miller was elected in his
stead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
They Were Happy.

Some Of the saloon men had band
out in the upper part of the city Tues.
day night till the small hours, sere-
nading some Of their friends in cele.
bration of their victory
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

The Modern Brotherhood of Amer.
lea will give pie supper at Stafford
Hall tonight to which the public are
invated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

Love truth. but pardon error The
mortal who goes astray is still a man
and thy brother, BE wise for myself
alone; compassionate for him. Achieve
thine own welfare by blessing others.
--Vcltairc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

The Modern Brotherhood Of Amer
lea viii give pie supper att Stafford
Hall tonight to which the public arr
invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
In Honor of Guests.

Mrs. f. P Fitzgerald of Poplar
street will entertain this afternoon in
honor of her guests, Miss Nellie Ca
nan and Miss Anna English, of Bcs-
ton, Mass.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Cairo Creamery has large
supply of sweet skinned milk after
2 o'clock each afternoon which tho y
will sell for ten cents per gallon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

The Modern Brotherh cd of Amer
lea will give pie supper at Saiforl
Hall tonight to which the public are
invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
EAGLES NOTICE.

Cairo Aerie of Eagles 5l3 will hold
special meeting tonight Thursday
at 5:15 D. m Initiation and smoker
Visitors welcome.
HENRY LEVY,
Worthy President
r. A. HATCHER,
Worthy Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

Call up Buchanan's Music Store if
you want your
PIANOS or ORGANS TUNED OR
REPAIRED. M. r, BRIGHTER,
Resident Tuner. 81 years experience.
All Work Guaranteed. Moderate
Charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
stony eilsnca.

A New York millionaire has had
room hewn in the solid rocks n,ath
his Riverside drive residence to get
away from noises Il will be sad il the
rocks their silence break
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Clear Nrstv Room.

when a musty odor Is perceptible
in a room place some charcoal in a
dish or hang IT up in little bag of
net or chcescclolh This viii purify
the air and absorb the odors
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

Roses and other plants at Mrs. NAL
denis, S19 Twenty-secoud street
Leave orders tor cut flowers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Time cARO CAIRO tlfcIRIe ny,

BELT LINE car, dine 10 lesve sc oBd -. !.
ing north on Commercial Ave, -sry L. a.
utss from .. N. 70 p. m.
Going north on Walnut st. ete Is ninuts
from SOS m. to 1888 p. m.
POPLAR ST. LINE-H ,tonOoh Ave oAr
ave. at s:s7; 6 s:l2; 81: 7:ia a. % ana q
same 1inutes every hour antil le;sf and It:I
y. M
Going west on Twen y Eighth n. At So
o:ig, 6:84; $40. RAd 1;b4 4. ua.sHd on same mia
utss every boar unSil 10; - a lis1s ,. III.
Poplar IT. cars aae t. ps=s ST. Mays par
L minutes aftei .RYtng sc nd u.
BELT LIVE OWL G Ntts asrta On Hati ii
II. 30 .. N. 1873 ~: 10 .. M go a. n
sc a. M: 30 q. ~; j: % a a..
North on 90 nmercial ~ 90 , u, 100
m. 2 90 q. m. 100 3, N. 4. . q "a =. ID.
Belt and Owl cars -. due e ~
Thirty fourth st. IS airu ss after ieAsln
Second st, kzk&.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23
Waehinoton Avenue Work.

washington AVENUE Work,
The concrete base for the west side
Of the Washington @Tonue pavement
has been completed 10 Eighth street
the curb and gutter is finished as far
as Tweftyeighth street. The brick is
distributed along the ayenue more
rapidly than the concrete work pro-
ceeds and will be laid as soon as the
concrete work is properly settled, It
is expected that brick laying viii b.,
gin in day or two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-23

The Bulletin is published every day
in the year for co cents per month.
The Globe-republican., 1908-12-31
Greatest Muslin Underwear Sale In This Stores History


Monday morning we start this SALE Surprise after
surprise will meet you throw out this underwear
Prices absolutely lower than were ever quoted be-
fore. Read on.
Just think of buying fine muslin gowns beautifully
trimmed with dainty aces and embroderes at 4Sc
That is the first sensational offer.
Ladies fine muslin skirts lace trimmed with deep
embroidered hounce. One or two of kind but many
kinds. Skirts that sold at $2.25 your O. 40
choice Monday each Q1efO
Skirts of good quality muslin daintly trimmed ,o
with lace, your choice of the lot Monday, each 1OC
Fine muslin skirts extravagantly trimmed with lace
and embroidery. Skirts that have been IN
selling at SIPS your choice Monday OyC
Sheer muslin skirts beautifully trimmed with insertion,
full embroidered founce good $2.75 value n. m
to close at MI ny
Corset covers neatly trimmed with lace that -.
sold at SOC to close each &c
Ladies drawers cut extra full and prettily trim N
med with lace 75c values to close pair aye
Ladies muslin drawers extra good values a.
at pair I1C
Misses drawers finished with rows of tucking with
inch embroidered founce II to 81 inch a.
regular SOC values to close at pair &c
Misses muslin drawers worth up to CSC pair 10
to close at Iyc
The Globe-republican., 1908-12-31
Dimities and Cross Bar
Nainsooks

Thrown out to close at terrible sacrifice This in
cludes a large assortment of fine dimites in plain
stripes and checked patterns Its sensational sale to
close out this stock Every item offered here demands
careful reading as they point to money saving oppor
tunltes.
25c dimities fine sheer cloths to close out
at yard II9c
Dimities that sold at 15a yard in this
sale at IIC
Long cloths chamos finished for fine under .-t
wear up to 25c values to close at yard Il3C
1910 long cloths go in this sale 80
at yard IZ3c
Long cloths that sold up to 15c marked to
close at yard -~+~-.. IC
Nainsooks that are worth 27Hc yard in this -
great white sale at yard ZIC
331nch shrunk India Head soft finish. These goods
are especially constructed and finished to meet -
the demand for drawn and open work effects nc
Extra wide shrunk duck that sold at 15c espec-
Tally priced beginning Monday at yard IIC|
White Pique worth SOC yard in this sale ooI
at yard JI6C
The Globe-republican., 1908-12-31

We urge you to visit this lace
curtain sale Monday for we
know full we'll that it will
pay you to do it. Never we're
curtains offered at such low
prices. And a large and
varied line to choose from.
For a start off Monday
morning, curtains that are
full three yards long and "a
inches wide; a large assort-
ment of pretty patterns. Go
where you will they will ask
you SIPS a pair for these but
join the crowd here QOo
Monday, each OOC
$500 Lace Curtains r..
go on sale at, each O1C.
Lace Curtains, II inches by W
yards, worth $3.50 a ~ n
pair, on sale each Jl.IO
The Globe-republican., 1908-12-31

Chlldrens and misses drawers regular 15c n
values to close out at pair yC
Chlldren's waists that formerly sold at 15c to n
close each yc
Chlldren's muslin skirts finished with deep q
ruftes, values that sold up to zoe on sale each yC
large line of ladies' fine muslin gowns and skirts that were
bought for our Christmas trade did not arrive in time to 90 on
sale before Christmas and we have thrown the entire line into
this annual white sale at great money saving prices.
Fine nainsook skirts finished with 10 rows of tuckng
with Is inch founces bordered with inch NJ. IN
embroidery S2.25 values on sale NI.4y
S4 nalnsook skirts 18 inch Aounce trimmed with insert
ing of lace and embroidery, topped with six ~ M
rows of tuckng NZ.W
$3.75 skirts made of fine nainsook Is inch M IN
founce 10 rows tuckng, embroidery rufae 0Z.4y
Skirts of nansook Is in. founces lace en- nm oo
brodery and tucks inserted $3.50 values OY.ZY
Nainsook skirts with 18 inch founces extravaganty
trimmed with lace embroidery tucks, lace n.o IN
rufe trimmed with ribbon, $16 so values at SIZ.4y
Gowns of soft finished muslins, lace trimmed A.. "a
neck and sleeves $1.75 values on sale at JI.Iy
Gowns of nainsook with lace and embroidery n. m
yokes, lace trimmed sleeves each NI.Oy
Gowns of nainsook with fancy coored Swiss embroid-
cried yokes, sleeves prettiy trimmed with no
lace S5.25 values on sale each MIy