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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1908.
THE CATALOGUE HOUSE

The Refugio Review very aptly re-
marks;
The catalogue houses are doing
much advertising now. because the
people of Texas are marketing cotton
and have the money. When you have
any onions, eggs, butter, cabbage,
wool. wood. fruit or any other pro-
duce to sell, the catalogue houses
take it all and give you the
very highest prices for it, do they?
You might add: Where do the
subscriptions for building churches,
schools and good roads come from?"
Not from the catalogue house to be
sure, but from the people who are in
business in your home towns.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03

that it is all over, the battle
and won OF lost, as thsecase
it is the duty of all citizens
the ante-eleetiOn strife. for
animosities that may have
endered during the cam
d work for the promotion Of
raj good in many ways that
n open to them. Good citizen
smands this, and any who fail
show themselves to be lack
Ahe qualities which go to
a go0d citizen
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03
Fo1eys
Kidney
Remedy

Cures Backache, Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
1t corrects Irregularities,
strengthens the kidneys so they
will eliminate the impurities
from the blood and tones up
the whole system.
Commence taking Fo1ey's
Kidney Remedy at once and
avoid Bright's Disease or Dia-
betes. so. and $1.00 bottles.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03

The writer of the election canard
thar was published last evening
sSainst the local democratic ticket
gyery ignorant or presumed
sood democrats, to whom
dressed, were ignorant,
He'd attention to the fact
emocrats held no nominat-
entions. The new election
pels every party which cast
-tain number of votes in the
ELECTION to hold primaries
( nominating conventions.
be only fair way of nominal
dates, and every candidate
RIocal democratic ticket was
q by democratic voters to repre-
the party in this election. Not
a handful of men in a socalled
s-4ative convention nominated
but eyery democrat in the
had a voice in nominating
didates of the>2arty-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03
MISSING RANCHMAN
RETURNS HOME
LAURo SILVA WHO WANDERED
AWAY FROM Los C0NFEDER-
ADOs RANCH RETURNS

Brought Home by Friend From Mata-
moros, at Whose House He Has
Been Sick-Says He was Accused
of Sons Murder and His Mind
Wandered.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-11-03

The writer of the election canard
thar was published last evening
Evening star., 1908-02-04
THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL QOlS

Emma w. Van vliet. 5: George P. Van eWyck.
10; Octave F. Van Myck ;: Rssste y W.. y.nx; Wv -;
Mamie Nan s. .vinson. i4s: Robert ". vinssss Is.
80; Mrs. f. r. Wallace, 20: F. r. Wallace. -;
w w Wallace. 10; Frederick X. Wallace. 3:
Efn Nofs 8 wsa Man ot anas s'z ( Msa 49,
r. Walters. TO- William u. Ward. 10: WsshinF-
sn f. suse1 Trqss &c. .sss ro
,: trustee estate Of austin Drake, 81 trustee or
the heirs of Edward Clark Z; washington City
$50: Cariene H. Way. si7: Francis c. Wayne. IL:
> weaver: sse: Henry, f. Weaver, lss: VIII.
lam NJ. Weaver. 6e: Joseph I. Weaver. iss:
n1y kunee wsas e ss Masares s01s wss lc vss:
Cartwright Walsh. 34s: sara Nest. 2: a: @.
WIFI WfIt of n Wefaei deceased % Cor. Vet
zel. 16: William H. Wetzel. Is: Emma J; Me1.
$ Minnie D. whsatiey 2a ETsnc,. Fra E,, Wsits:
Guy Guy r. Whiting. 4ss: Alice Y. b. whitiag: s..
B. Alice Y. .. Whiting: J.: Guy FairtaI .s,..t Whit
s' is: Ii Helen B. wbittlese.. lss; Margaret u.
whitvell. 10; sanford n. whitwell rs. Louise s
J. Ml.Gan james = wilsInson a iso s%il, Wi.,ns.
ns5 parker s Mkns Wizard ii s. hsnsG ss4s .Sea
loo Lucy narke5 WaS M;,,i.E ilss cha,ss Fl
Riley Williams /: Mary E. williams. Is; Nina
f. Wilson. !: Louisa Wilson; Is; Jesse 9; nil-
son 30: Annie A. Wilson. l: w. A.. Wflfam-
son 175; James 5. Windsor, 25: Ella B. Win
gate, . G Wood vno,,s jr;i So y,sFni. ,sI Cue
O Woodbury, TO- Nette c. Woodin. 81: Antc-
nette {: woodin. .; Henrietta isa G woodruff sit'
Benjamin Woodruff. 81: William Z. WG@werd'
10; W. woodworth, l6l; Susan E wornley' ..
Y.
]. H. Yarnall, 176: Miss Sarah c. Young, 10.
Annie NJ Zane As; Anna Zane ~.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
AN .ATROCIOUS CRIME
NORTH CAROLINA POSSES. SEEK
: AssAILANTS OF WOMAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RALEIGH y. c.. February A
special from Newbern, N. c.. just
received. gives the, particulars of hor-
rib'e outrage perpetrated there yesterday
morning before daylight. The city is
greatly excited over the affair. and a
posse of citizens. composed largely of
prominent men, is assisting the city
police and county authorities in an effort
to detect and capture the guilty parties.
Two respectaible-appe white men
called at the residence of Mr.. S. L. Buck.
a well-to-do citizen. who resides in the
heart of the principal residence section
of the city, and, after repeated knocking
at the door. Mrs. Buck responded.
After asking her If they could secure
lodging and being told that she was not
conducting boarding house the men
aske ! If her husband was in. Unguardedly
Mrs. Buck told them no. whereupon they
grabbed her and dragged her into a bed
room then after choking her into sub
mission they both repeatedly outraged
her and left her in terrible condition.
The search for the criminals is hot
today. and hopes of capturing them are
entertained. If caught, lynching will like
ly follow.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

sehsfsT 70: Thomas (. sshoIIer s.; clara ssnsr- he
tie l.. schmidt s: Frank +. sshermerhorn. trus-
tee for Clara Schermerhorn under will of Thomas
9ar na ae ser w
Thomas Cunningham, deceased. 14l; George A.
seheele 90, % Martha H Scott %: Sc W. @ On; n;
and Safe Deposit Company. trustee of Whining
ton Monthly Meeting Of Friends. Al: Charles |.
sssser samaei J. shsrpess 49,
Shaw 80; John F; Shea 700: B. G. Shea, 20;
frank F. Sheiry 20; Elizabeth shippea ,a. lis:
Esther Lena Shuler. .; Katharine W. Sibley and
Alexandrine II. sibley. -l3o: Antonia r. s1ckles.
Caroline Care G. Sinclair. n IS: Charles P. sinnickson.
1885, Frances +. Snnickson. rs: Alice Margaret
iar 20: Susan H Sitter. 80; Parmenas skinner.
jr., and Louisa L. Lawless trustees for Fannie
Hunt H ge @ go ahn annf H. 4 small sjrde @ m o Mra%
f. small ID: samuel Small 800: Philip \.
Small Of York Pa. 30: Joseph II. smith. Iss;
Anna NJ. Smith -: Eliza A, Smith. g Joshua
F.. Smith, trustee for Susan IL Sitter. loa; Her .
Carrie Carr s'a +. smith smith. 80: NV Wiliiam H smith.
40: Laura Jane Smith. Il: Georgia W. Smoot.
30: Jane j. Ism, smoot .; an hnne :. snyder; g. Flor
spotswooq 25s; Annie R. spotswood. 272: Kate
Louisa Il, 's spruance. aso: W T spnrgn. 50: D. l.
Stafford %: Robert Stead. Il: Jane VI. Stale.
49, Rse sspnsss01 s Clara s. FL.
Elizabeth s. stewart 211 H. Clay Stewart, tr..
Is; Anna P. Stewart, 8; Mary Stewart. 10;
Ralph q. stewart. fs4: 81 V. Stinson so: N
Allen Stockton. trustee under will OF Anna 4.
Smith. deceased. 100; Frank W. Stone. TO-
Elizabeth Stoner. 80: Emma Stork- 90; Mrs. r.
{. G staGS Storey AZ 4: Wallis Wallace Mek stoweli. TO-
strouther \ stocksiaser 10: Thomas II. Streets ,,s
van 30; W. D. sullivan. $50: John Sullivan. 10;
Cynthia S Sutter. 11o: Carrie C. Swift. u .
Elizabeth Swift. 1876: John \. Swope. 80: Miss
Elizabeth d. Tahler 10: Elizabeth Il. Taggart
s: Mary q: TaIcott, y: Helen J. Tanner. 2os;
son l.. Taylor 274: Emily Taylor II: Beatrice
II. Taylor. 2: Mary Iomax Tayloe: 5a5: Edward
81: Caroline Thomas. 500: Caroline Thomas and
George G. Thomas. executors of the estate of
George 4. Thomas. deceased. S14: Virginia
Thompson. 80: Theresa Thompson. -: Grace
Thompson. 100; Josephine X. Thompson. 16; An
nette VI. Thomson. %: Corcoran Thorn. 565:
Mary Thornon 4, Stephen dn b roIdan Tnsy 1' NJ
tee under will of Louis +. Bray, 30; Mary c.
Torrey. IA: Ellen &. Torrey. IA: Mary &: Tor
send. 1870: Mary $. Townsend. II; Blanche X.
Towson. .: Mrs. Susan T. Tracy. II: Marian
Irumhull. II; Tucker & Kenyon. 15: Ethel z,
lorh .: !. b. 7. Tupper, II: Jesse Turner. 900;
estate Of Jesse Turner. deceased. 80; w. w.
Turner 60; Mrs Matilda Turner Turner, 1s Mary, Mary La
Tuipn 10; Charles ii. Tuthil, 10.
United Securities Company of Delaware. 80:
The Union Trust Company, Philadelphia, Pa,
Frances H. Vail 800: ]. NJ. Vale. 10: William
X Van Reypen. 13a; Nellie Z. Van Reypen. TO-;
Evening star., 1908-02-04
MENAGERIE BEASTS FIGHT.
Battle to the Death Between a Tiger
and q Leopard.

PERU, Ind, February 4.-There was a
fight to the death between Bengal tiger
and leopard in the arena of the winter
quarters of the Wallace shows yesterday
afternoon. The tiger had been in a bad
humor during most of the day. and when
turned loose in the arena attacked the
leopard. throwing it high in the air and
slapping 1t savagely with his paws. The
leopard fought desperately, but appeared
10 be no match for the tiger.
Animal Trainer Garstang tried to sep
arate the enraged animals. but the tiger
turned upon him and he had to fee for
his life.
Finally the tiger got the leopard down
and was tugging at its throat. when the
apparently exhausted animal turned upon
its back. with the tiger directly over IT.
With Its hind feet it began elawing at the
tigers breast. and with every stroke the
blood flowed in streams. In a few mo-
ments the claws of the leopard had
reached the vitals Of the tiger. The tiger
fell over on its side dead. The leopard Is
badly injured. but 1t is believed 1t will
recover.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
$174.s5O TO EMPLOYEES.
Pullman Car Company Rewards Its
Men With Clean Records.

CHICAGO. February 4.-The Pullman
Palace Car Company yesterday dis
tributed STA. $50 among 3.17O employees OF
its car service department. The bonus
amounts to one months salary for every
conductor and porter who continued on
the payroll of the company throughout
1901 and escaped demerits. The maximum
number OF porters employed during the
year was 400 and conductors 1.6S9. Not
all of these had been in the employment
of the company for a full year. and some
others were not able to show a record
free from adverse reports.
II is the intention of the company to
grant the bonus of one months pay each
year hereafter to such conductors and
porters make a clean record through
out the year
Evening star., 1908-02-04
WASHINGTON GAS Co.
Annual Report Sent to Con-
gress Yesterday.
NET INCOME, 1891, ,932.99
After All Interest, Expenses and
Taxes Were Paid.
LIST OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
Report on Property Used in Busi-
ness to Be Made as Soon as
Judicially Determined.

The annual report of the Washington
Gaslight Company for 1907 was sent to
Congress yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the stockholG-
efs. held at the Office Of the company on
10th street yesterday, the following direc-
tors were reelected to serve during the
coming year: John r. Mclean. George T.
Dunlop. John McIlhenny. Richard H..
Goldsborough and Milton E. Allies. The
report to Congress follows:
The actual cost to December 81 1907. of
property used in the conduct of the busi-
ness of the company and the present
value of such property are now the sub
ject of judicial investigation by proceed
ings under existing law in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. AS
soon as such cost and value shall have
been judicially ascertained the company
will file a supplemental report stating the
same.
Amount Of paid-up capital stock. 600. .Oo0.0 90
Amount AID character Of the indebt-
edness Of the company, 10000
shares of capital stock. at $50 per
Dividend certiaca,es Of indebtedness Zoo 900 90
improvement bonds Observation-Disclosures. 59S. 100. 90
Rate per annum on funded debt. i
per cent and per cent. averaging
''o-' fEARNINGs "a MING FROM OPERATION.
Receipts from
Sales Of gas to Dec. 1.
Good accounts for sales
of gas for December,
1907 ,....... 2O2, ,O4S.20
--$1, 500. ola. .46
Revenue from sale Of
By-products
Coke .................. $40. 1923
Tar ................. 12,714.9l
Ammoniacal liquor. 4,55S.O1
63.11O.15
Services Observation-Disclosures. 26,SS1.9 "a
Total receipts from operation 81 $50, ,666. 90
Operating expenses tbeing 81 261 per
cent of total receipts from opera
tionl, exclusive OF interest and
Net earnings from opera tion. ..... $155. $40. so
Income from other sources 16.2o4.31
penses .................... s171 1.93o.99
DEDUCTIONS FROM INCOME.
Interest ..,......... $119,94S.00
Dividends !........... 100000
:. 439 94SO0
Evening star., 1908-02-04
s7oo, 900 GOES BEGGING.
Many Depositors Of Knickerbocker
Trust Cannot Be Found.

NEW YORK. February 4.-Notwith-
standing the efforts. Of post office authcri-
ties and a force of sixty agents. 33o de-
positors of the suspended Knfckerbocker
Trust Company with deposits aggregat-
ing 100000. cannot be located. The. as
sents of these missing depositors are
wanted to make effective the plan Of reor-
ganization of the institution.
In speaking of the missing depositors
Herbert Satterlee. counsel for the reor-
ganization committee, said. We have dis
Covered vacant lots. stables and other
enterprises at some of the addresses on
the companys books. 1t is difficult TO
saw what will become of this money Il
the owners are not found .
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Coffee was first produced in Ara bia
early in the fifteenth century. It was
not imported into England until about
1850.
Evening star., 1908-02-04
$l.3S7, l0


$1.3S7 ,6S3 ~
Cubic feet.
Amount of gas manufactured O5S L 2s do
Less condensation and leakage.... pos AS. .O9s
Amount OF gas sold aud accounted
iuE ~ II, 90. oSJ, W.
Average price received per 1000 cubic
Average gross cost. exclusive Of interest
and dividends. per i.0OO cubic feet OF
Average net cost per 900 cubic feet OF
gas Sold after deducting from gross
cost proceeds Of by products. ....... g. Il6c
average candle power. er................ 23.lU
Total number Of consumers. ........ ~ 792
Actual cost OF extensions and i'm
proyements made In the plant and
works-paid from earnings. .... $l3O 6Oo 81
Number OF empioyes... ............... 641
Amount expended for labor. ...... 1922 2s6 O4
Amount set aside and paid In interest l79 y4s on
Amount set aside and paid in dividends 200 900 90
Amount set aside for depreciation. re-
newals and repairs. rs................ LA, 4,O6s .,6
Total number OF stockholders. 1907
Appended hereto Is q list Of the stockholders
Of this company Of record January Is. 1905
JOHN X. MCLEAN. President
District OF Columbia. City Of Washington, U.s.:
Personally appeared before me, this LIST day Of
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Sc OF
Lot u. SO. 29l4. SASS. 4S;
lot =. So. T.. l025. $3.-
l9.35: lot q. so. r.
1925. S4.170.35. %.
Meters -
Street mains - material.
Sl1.19S.l4; wages, $15.-
Ii5.16 ................
Wages and salaries. 80.
l set Lowe water gas ap-
paratus. Ss. j26; ] guyed
smoke stack erected.
S615: ] fve-foot brass
meter proven. x1I5: 1
D-inch standard bar
photometer. $500: addi-
tions 10th street office.
81. 3hS.9 toilet rooms.
x50S. 81. .90S. ~:
Brightwood station, ST.
035.2S, new purlI, e
system East station.
SIS. $50. 70. cash items
for local work from
January ) TO Decem-
her 81, 1907. 3d.
1883 ................
Material on hand. .......
Evening star., 1908-02-04

$1.257 ,079. Sc
Extension Of plant and construction account.
Purchase nf-
Evening star., 1908-02-04

D. S. Sailer. ~: Marianne Samson. II: Ellen
p SamDson. d: Sarah II. Sargent. lG4: John A..
Saul. 90; Henry Chauncey Savage. 20s; Albert
I.ittleton Savage. 201; william Littleton Savage
225: Charles Chauncey IA, age 224: James H.
Saville. so: Eunice n. Sawyer 66: Alice n.
Sawyer. II: d. f. ScanloD, S5; George 4. Scha-
Evening star., 1908-02-04

Sarah F.. Hacker. 80: Mary Anna Hall. Is:
Thomas H. Hall 25: 6. Abeel Hall. 10: kath-
arlne J. Hall. 10: Fanny 5. H. Hall. II: Wiz
liam Haller. 10; John 4. Halderman. 20: Hal
stead, Griffin &. Co, $50: Griffin Halstesd. 12J:
Edward \. Hammond. 300: Eliza Hammond Is;
Theodosia l.. Hamhieton, 81; Charles NJ: Ham
met. 90; Mrs. Salffe G. Hancock: 3; Eleanor
A. Hare, IS; Eleanor A. Hare and Louisa D.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

william 4. Ingham. Mary Ann Hall and John
=. Hail. trustees of Elizabeth G.. Fisk. II; Cath
crime h. Ingham. ID: Charles Edward Ingersoll.
trustee for Meta dc Diesbach. under the Will of
Alexander Wilcocks: deceased. 4SS. Bertha +.
Irwin. 20.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

W. f. cucksall I'D: W. II. ouintcr. %;
Richard l.. Quisley ~; John Quinn. 10.
Evening star., 1908-02-04

United Securities Company of Delaware, 80:
The Union Trust Company, Philadelphia Pa,
ii.
v.
Frances H. Vail. 800: J. NJ. Vale. 10: William
Il. Van Reypen, 135; Nellie Z. Van Reypen, 10;
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Tomorrow "wednesday October 18th
Another Great Sale Notions and Sn1allwares
Prices in every instance
: away below the usual and
than cost to manufacture

bastlng Cotton quality 5OO-yard Spool Basng Cotton
"mte' assorted numbers Special price per spool.
bunch Tape -NonviStng Bunch Tape, assorted widths in
package. SPECIAL price per package Sc
Bust Forms-Wel made Jersey covered Bust Forms correct
modes, sizes 81 to A. Special price per form. Z9c
Corset Laccs-Good quality Linen Corset Laces white black and
gray yards long Special price per lace sec
Collar Foundaons-Warren Collar Foundations, in assorted
styles including the high pointed side Collar in all Sizes black and
white Special price per collar.
Cotton Tape-Whe Cotton Tape 24yard rolls Hlnch wide,
Cotton TspeSpca lot of nonwiStng Bunch Tape containing
- pieces, assorted widths. Special price per bunch.
Cube PinsSmal Cube Pins containing 100 assorted pins on
cube white black and colored heads Special price per cube 3c
Dressing PinsThe Samson Brand of 400 sheet Pins good
quality Special price per Sheet &c
Darnins Cotton-The genuine Ball Darnng Cotton in
black, white and colors. Special price per ball
Dress Sheids-Spec lot OF japanese silk covered Dress Shields
light weight sizes ,, and Special price per pair. l5c
Dress Shields Good quality pure white light weight Dress
Shields assorted Sizes Special price per pair. SC
Dress ShiedsPue gum nsook covered Dress Shields in
sorted sizes Very good quality Special price per pair &c
Dress Beltine-Doube face Dress Betting in black and
white, 9yard pieces Special price per piece SOC
Dress BeltingCoton oace Dress Betting wide and
Width loyard pieces, black white and gray Special price per
Dress Fogms-ul Dress Forms Jersey covered skirt we'll
made, all sizes Special price per form ,.....,, $I.4e
Dressing Pns-kirby Beard Co. Sheet Dressing Pins pins
paper assorted sizes Special price per paper. 32c
FeaherboneSk grogan covered Chicago Brand of Feather
BONE black and white ~ yards to box Special price per box
Hair fnsCabne Hair Pins, containing assorted styles and sizes.
Special price per cabinet Sc
Horn Hair Pins-arge and small Horn Hair Pins and II on
card shell and amber color Special price per card Toe
Hair Pns-lage Size round cabinet Hair Pins Containing as
sorted styles ami sizes of apaned Hair Pins Special price per
Hat PnsLarge assortment OF crystal and jet head Hat Pins,
Hose Suppor,e-Lades Pad Hose Supporters With button and
loop clasps assorted cooS Special price per pair, I9c
Hooks and Eyes-The celebrated Dragon and Swell Hump
Hooks and Eyes all sizes black and white dozen card Sp
Sl p@e Pei sau'"'''i l7sc
The evening world., 1908-10-13
bullet GRAzEO
POLICEMAN
HAD FIRED IN AIR
Mysterious Shooting Endan-
gers Bystander During
Chase of Fugitive.

II all came through John Sullivan,
twenty-five. OF No. lbs Madison street,
meeting Lizzie Smith. thirty-hve. Of No.
Second street. on Catherine street,
near the Gap" early to-day and en-
saging her in conversation. Lizzie was
in a convivial mood and soon got in al.
argument with her newly found friend.
This ended in the ungallant John
knocking Lizzie down and taking to his
heels.
James Daspino. twenty-three. OF No
20 Oliver street was standing in front
of No. 43 Oliver street minding his own
business and absolutely unconcerned
about anybody else's quarrels. He was
in fact, very innocent bystander
Without warning. there was n pistol re-
port, and a bullet came tipping his
way. II took off a button from the
front of his coat and plouShed "A neat
furrow in the cloth. Daspino dropped
90 the sidewalk yelling he had been snot.
There was difficulty in convincing him
afterwards his stomach had not been
perforated.
1t seems that Policeman kruse, OF the
Madison street station, saw the Sullivan
Smith incident and hot-footed 1t after
the fleeing man. lie claims he fired one
shot in the air. and that IL could not have
possibly been his bullet that nipped off
Daspino's button. Captain OToole. of
the Oak street station, standing on the
steps of the station-house says he heard
several shots. Policeman King had
Joined kruse in the chase after sullivan,
but he denies he used mis- gun.
sullivan was caught and locked up
in the Madison street station-house. The
Union Market station-house after a
scalp wound she received III falling haC
been dressed. Daspino was convinced
that he was not shot and allowed to go
home.
The evening world., 1908-10-13

Hooks and Eyes-Good quality assorted brands Spring Hooks
and Eyes black and white all Sizes dozen on card Special pe
Iron Hoders-age size asbestos Iron Holders Special price
per piece
Ironing Wax-Wood handle Ironing Wax, good quality Special
Machine Needes-Good quality Sewing Machine Needles all
makes and all Sizes needles paper Special price paper Z2c
Prussian Binding inch wide PrSsan Binding 9ard pieces,
black and white Special price per piece
Prussian Bndine-H inch wide Puritan Brand Prssln Binding
9yard pieces black white and colos Special price per piece Sc
Pin Cushons-Speca lot of tomato Pin Cushions, red meno
covered medium size Special price 7c
Pearl Buons-5ooo dozen good quality Pearl Buttons assorted
Sizes Special price per Dozen SC
Skirt Marker-Lades' Skirt Markers gauges nickel very
handy for home use. Special price 39c
Spool SkSpeca brand large poo dreSSnakerS Sewing Silk
black and white assorted sizes Special price per spool. 35c
Shoe Laces-Good quality black tubular Shoe Laces all lengths
dozen in bunch Special price per bunch Sc
Shoe LacesExra quality tubular Shoe LaceS black A. 4 and
"a lengths dozen in bunch Special price per bunch
Shoe Lsces-ne quality black tubular Shoe aces put up
single pairs all lengths Special price per pair. 3c
Silk Elastic inch wide fancy fried edge Silk Garter Elastic,
all colorS, assorted patterns Special price per yard 19c
Spool SkGood quality looyard Spool Silk in black and col
OILS Special price per spool
Spoo Cotton soft finished iOOyard Spool Cotton
black and white assorted numbers Special price per dozen, 17c
Skirt Brad-5yard pieces Angoa Skirt Braid all shades Special
price per piece
Stocking Feet-loo dozen black and white Stocking Feet all
sizes Specia! price per pair Sc
Scam Binding quality tafeta ribbon Seam Binding No. ,
Scam Bnding-EXtTa fine quality taiea ribbon Seam Binding
81 lines wide yards to piece, black white and toors SPECIAL
price per piece lZc
safety Pns-Tk. Treasure Brand Nickel SAFETY Pins assorted
sizes dozen card Special price per card 12c
Tape Measures-EXra fine quality double-Stch Satin Tape
Measures, 90 inches long, can be used both sides SPECIAL ce
Tape Measures-Good quality doube-tch Tape Measures 90
inches long, be used on both sides Special price, each, 3ae