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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21
SOM FUN T
a little fln now and then
/, rel lshcd 10y the best Of men.

M amusing story is told OF an irish
poultry keeper He fed great deal
of corn meal, and surprised travelling
man advised Pat to mix sawdunt with
the meal, insisting that the hens would
not know the difference.
\ few months later the travelling
man again saw Pat and asked HIM how
the new rations worked. Zine" was
the reply. "See that old yellow hen:
We'll. tried her on half and hall and
she seemed to like it SO well | changed
it TO all sawdust, and the last time she
batched three of the chicks had wood
en- legs and a fourth was WOOD
pecker"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21


can get at il they soon learn TO eat
and relish it-aS well rs hay. With
this system calves will do well ut three
weeks oil on flaXscCd jelly. grain and
hay. with about one pint Skimmilk
added 10 each feed. morning and even
Ing, so as to give the jelly Il milk
flavor
DO not allow calves to get fat. but
keep thrm In Il good thrifty, growing
condition. Gel them Ia eat Il maxi
mun amount Of roughagc and Il mini
mum amount Of concentrates. Con
iinuc this system with ihr calf until
within three or four ninnthS Of COW
hood Chen feed concentrates literally,
so as to develop the milk sccrclng Of
cans for service after the birth of the
calf.
prefer the hcifer being about thirty
months old before coming into milk.
For the experienced breeder who is Il
careful observer Of weak and strong
points inbrecding Is wise, as this is
the quickest and, in fact. almost the
only way to fix type in IL herd. but for
the inexperienced IL is not safe to in
breed.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21
uY MILLION DOLLARS ASKED
M legislature Will be Asked
70 Appropriate Large Sums
Nv The Heads of the Various
DEPARTMENTS Ct State.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 9. -According TO esti-
mates prepared by State Auditor C. W.
Csusep, the estimated state revenues
ia the general fund for the coming BIZ
.uuiel period are S., ,42j, while the
amounts the various state offices,
hoards and institutions will ask the
leeislsture to appropriate total St, OIL.
1A;,. Ia other words, the estimated
revenues are about SO per cent of the
sainated demands, and the estimated
demands only take account OF existing
institutions. boards and commissions,
not calculating on the possible new
hodioe or institutions that NAV be Gre
we'd By the legislature. The estimates
hkh in the columns Of revenue and
eypepditure. do not take account OF
Highways or military expenditures,
both Of these being provided for by
special taxes, they having their own
finds apart from the general fund.
The estimates on EXPENDITURES are
based on the claims of the various gov
oning officers. Following is Mr..
Clsussn's table:
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21
RAISING THE CALF.
One Dairynan's Method of Keeping
tho Youngsters Thrifty.

In feeding calves, as in feeding al
other animals. no hard ana laSt ruleS
o,n lac made to govern the quantity
T., no fed. Calves. like children, are OIL
t., or delicate appetite and not &ooa
feeders. Here Is an ONO dalr!ha" 5
mn,hoa of feeding them, and that II Is
., uosd one Is shown By the me STOCK
ne has raised ,.,,,,
If strong and healthy Tie calf should
be taken away f !..44. ~ dam when
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21
kittitds County, News

Fred Barrow left on Wednesday for
the lake region of the Cascade noun
talns in this county, having been en-
ployed by the Ellensburg High Lire
canal company to make appropriations
oil water from Waptus, Fish, Has, ana
other lakes, with view to securing
water sufficient to meet the require
mehts IN connection with the proposed
nigh line canal for Kittitas valley. He
Will locate dam sites at the proper
places and take other necessary steps
to protect the rights and interests Of
TINS community in this direction. He
goes fully instructed as to his duties
and there will be no delay in perfecting
the steps necessary to get this matter
in proper shape, Itllensburg Capital.
The people Of this city as well as Gle
Eium are rather blue on account of it
being necessary TO hold up the fran
chise proposition for time on account
of getting the right of way through the
Northwestern Improvement Company
lands between this city and CleElum.
The company objects to the line being
built over the county road between the
Two towns and Mr.. Farquhar has taken
che matter up with the Northern l'aci-
tic Land Department 10 obtain right of
1, ~ IL Il -
only a temporary one and no uueasiness
need be felt ny the people here, as the
matter will be adj listed IA all probabll
ity Il, soon as it goes through the pro
per channels which takes little time.
'l'he officials of the w. y. |. Co. have
expressed themselves ao favorable To
the proposition and the County Com
Dissoncrs are willing TO grant the
franchise asked for as soon as matters
are adjusted between the company
aud Mr.. Farquhar. -HOslyn Miner.
\ Joint meeting and installation OF
officers of the Modern WOodman and
ROYAL Neighbors was held last We'd
ne,day evening in X. Of i. hail. After
The ceremonies both lodge, enjoyed Il
banquet. The following officers were
installed: WOodmcn-o. l'autlke, i.
Y. ca X. Rose, Y. G.: John flodin,
". A.: John Mittendorf, banker; Geo.
f.. Campbell, clerk Thomas Collier,
escort: Jane, Gibson, manager; g. IL
Ackley, Watchman; NJ. y. Hart,
secretary. Royal Neighbors-O Oracle,
Eiecta Stamea; Wee Oracle, ID s-a
Martin; Past Oracle, Laura Ackiey:
Chancellor, Auna Luil, Marshal, Mrs.
l.. Gault; Inner sentinel, Mrs. c. Z.
Miller: Outer Sentinel, Carrie Wright:
Manager Mrs =. GarYey.- Local ger.
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two or three days old. he says. Some
times we only allow il ln suck once.
The calf is fed Whole milk for about
two weeks. sometimes less. We then
add about unr-fourth Skimmilk and
keep Increasing j, for II week or ten
days. when thc calf is placed on skim
milk altogether. Frequently. with ey-
ccllcnt results. ] use Il little naNSecd
Jelly in The slmuili. | add this when
| BEGIN feeding skmmik ana have
used il even when the calf was Il week
old. with no bad results.
To make this jelly soak whole flax
seed in hot water. think this far
superior for young calves to any calf
meals used rs substitute for milk.
II YOU cannot ct the whole fiaXseed,
ground ell cake meal as found on the
market is Il very good substitute.
At two Wccis old place Il little whole
corn and oats in box 80 the calves
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21

,, .,.n..u.,c,iur.. =, .Jou.l,,..n anu ,Aisci
Tablets "a trial. They are mild anG
,lo in tbair action and ALWAYS urO-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-21

itaiIaIs the l'chlng and smarting al
most instantly, Many cases have been
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25
Numero 90

dc Catauna, los catalanistas. con ca
reta i" conser,adorrs podr.an dcsc..
naScararso del tcdo.
Los republicanos podriau e. cir IA
'erdad. dls'ralados dc moual ulcoS y
los carlNias no dirian NADIA. pariue ep-
tire conScrvadorcS y solidarios les ds-
ran dicho todo 10 que cllo~ padicra.
dcclr.
Los pcriodistas, con achaque dc D..
conoccr ningmo Suprim.riau adjc.
uroS perSonalos y la prcsid,na a mo- SO
atrcvcria q lamar al orden Il nad,o
por tenor a graves oquiyoracioncs.
Los maceros podrian actuar /! rnisa
de haStoneros, para impcdir. como On
los bales, aproxmacioncs demasiado
dcShonestas.
S"rlan mcmorables cstas sc>ion,s de
Carnaval
! 81 sc aproycchara para oonfet
'iS aigunas de las lcyes diScug..as d,-
rante Fl anoi IIccha confcttig aned,
"a famosa del tcrrorismo.
I'm cambio, la de administrator L..
c"i IS una serpcntina quc entire Man
ra y 'ambo sc arrojan .iuguctcando
crac'oSlmcnte So cnrosra sobro otras
r"oezas, como dcbl6 cnrosearsa Ia ser
rlonfe diab5lica del paraiso en- a a.
h'l dal b'en y del NAL. al atrccer
nHe~tra Iocanta madr. h fruta de per
dIcian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25

iPor quc cerrar cn cstos dlas las
Cortcs no permiiir en elias ANA mas
,arada que seria tambien su unica YER
GadF
Los mas conspicuo~ parlamenta1o>
tal vez baio 4 fnc6gnito dc Ia eareia
Sc atrevcrian leQr un@ sez dec'r 10
que sienten
Este liberal. NAL disfrasado tod"'el
ano. hablaris como conservadors IA
otro. FORBADE por compromises elecio-
rsleS d oponerse a todo negocio di'd"
80. pediria participation en- !, SIN EN-
racho, tai eual, metido por eompia-
cencia. en- algun callcjon SIN saiida.
podria hallarla con muy gcniil desre-
10 Al amparo de un huen disiraz-
Con caretas de min,s;eriales, los con
servadoros podrian caniar las gloria>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25

particular 4 mcsiroS cStimadoS amigo
don Jose NJ. Andraini y Verde. don
lose II. ,.omba don Luis Maritime.
Sohrnos del rinado. cnvianoS Ia expire
son dc uucStro scniimicnto.'
III BOI.ETIN hace SuyaS las frases
del bucn coiega gallcgo, Y ritcra n
lns Senores Lomha. Andremi Y Marti.
ncz. Ia mas alta :! siuccra manifesto
oi6n DE ptsamc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25
CrOnlCa espanOla

POGO sabra d. Ia vida quicn no ha.
"a vivido por edadcs. las edales todas
ie Ia hlmamidad
Is Il homhre en sus pritueros amos
IN pequeno saIyaje. mas parecido Dor
sUs Instintos al hombre primitive que
II ciudadano ciyilizado de euaIauier
gran naci0n moderna.
81 Ia educaci6n no acudiera al re-
paro-y mo- en- todas parties acude-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25
NecrOlogia
Don Manuel Verde Martinez
Tornado del "IIeraldo Guardes


FL domingo ultimo del mes de Fe.
sr.ro eal,ccj5 en- Vico. i la avanzada
.J.d 4. a. amos 81 scnor don Manuel
yerae MARITIME. hijo de esta villa.
Er, q, fipado una persona conocidi-
sim. ,encralmente apreciada por su
,oata c,rscter
Md 10 nm yjror flsico extraor-
aons.ry6 aoil fucrtc hasta
.,.;oa ,;enoos Dc su vida. la
''' r.. ana hr.>a loleucia.
= <.,a mn g. sahe que haya
.,eu..a .nf.rpcdad grave.
~ n. hn1. ,oco q senor Verde ju-
III. .,,b,a las esealeras da
fa'"' ,,. ! ,ocox los esralo-
sa casa S'' - '','0 no ood,ia hm.cr-
'''S - 49, - mos
II" vi w. ~ ~, America '
i'"'''" la Il hah,.r TO-
>" 'A'''' .;a,6,
graz" v;au 3nrsnte los en-
rue attain - l. Reetau
go S''> PA- ...r.,o cnando
racioh .,r.o MI b,zo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25

IN 1885 Y dospucs de tcrminar suS cS-
mdioS en- Ia tnivcrSdad de Harvard,
So dedic6 al concrete. y mas tarde a
ia politica, cn IN que I'm tornado par
;c muy actiNa.
I'll Procurador General de .luStlcia,
Rr. George W. Wickershan, era micm-
bro de Ia raz6n social en- la cual 81
hcrmano del PrcSidente Taft, Sr. llen-
~ w Taft, - uno dc los PARTICIPATES
socioS. III Scnor WickcrShan ha resi-
dido por mucho tempo on Nucva York.
zero IS orginario del EStado dc Pen
usylVania. hahb.ndo nacido on Pitts
burg en- 1888. Sc dedic0 en- un prin-
cipio i cStudiar ingcnicria. pero mas
tardc cntr6 cn la eScucla dc juriSpr1l-
dencia dc Pennsylvania. dondc obtuvo
81 titudo de abogado. En- el ejercicio
DE Sl profession ma defcndido caIISas
de mucha importancia. En- su carrera
ha obtcnido grandes trIunfoS.
Charles Nagel. el nuevo Sccrctario
de Comcrcio Y Trabajo. cs mas conoci-
do eHtre abocados profesorcs, que
por Il puhico en- general. Naci6 en-
Colorado, Texas. cn 1910: cStlhdio iu-
risprudencia en- la escueIa de San I.ns
Missouri; y mas tardc fuc Il la Univcr-
Sidad de Berlin, domde hizo un clwSo
especial DE- lcyes de economic politi-
ca. La mayor parte De Su vida la ha
dedIcado a aSLnloS de educaci0n y al
cjcrcicio De la abogacia p.ro ha to-
mado tambitn parte muy actya cn los
asuntos politicos De su t1stado
FL mas joyen de los miembros del
Cabincte - q Scnor Frank H. Iiitchco-
ck, administrator general d. Corrco~.
, Sc ha hccho blen ctmocido Itr haber
descmpcnado q puesto de- prsidrntc
del Comitt Republicano Nacional. da-
rante tac0}tina campana MLas Nove-'
dacfeso dian ocupado ya con antcrio-
;, ''''' w. ''''' '.''''''''N de 81 or'
',''l,r -, ''''' o. - na''I' dc' f"7f''d"
de Ohio y ticne IS amos de edad
- = ~,'r"'"rI" ''"on o"ntInna deN-
1"'i"'"a'''" !" cart "a IT. Agriculture
''A'" .>o'''ni're pr"&'m"' e"i'I~ara el
l'''~'<'e''' que ahora t'ne IN Sn IA
H'' '7l c'ah'o a IA duraeI"n del Sc
nor Al'"r' 'a'iaffn en el Gablnete
1'f'l Il" ha"' nneho tempo secrrta-
no q" f1'ici"h''a y pfrmane"lo cn sll
P''Nf" d"'e amos, ocho mcees y vein
'Fl'ico mas RI Secrtarlo Wilson en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25
ANO II


Para Ia bnena marcia De esta Adm
uislraei6n, no admitimos Atlas -
suscripeiones 4 este diario sino d"Sd'
ei primero de cada mes. Las bAJaS
,e ayisaran los dlas 30 8 81 advir-
6endose que las que Sc dieren con pos
ferioridad no Sc tomaran en- cnenta
nj surtiran efecto en- la contab'lidad
hasts el dfa dltimo del mes signien-
&c al en- que sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25
H gabinptc del PrpSi1pnic Tat

III Gablucte ministerial del n't"V"
eohierno de Washington csta tormad"
por las personaS c1iyoS nombrcS y da-
tos biograficos damos brcvemente a
continuation.
Scrrctaria de Estaho. senior Phiian-
der G.. Knox. que vucive formar par
| te del Ministcrio. d.spufs de habcr
ocupado por cinco amos el pucsto de
|snndor, para ci cnal fue ecto en
1904. Como In mayorla de Slis cole
gas en- al Gabinctc. el senor Knox IS
abogado 81 primer pucSto otriai de
importancia que ocupo fue el de Pro
cilrador General de Justlcla. que DIES
cmTefio durantc la administration dei
presidcnte Mckinley Ticnc 10 amos
de rdad: nacio en- brownsville, rs
tado de Pennsylvania en 6 de Mayo
de 1893. hizo SUI estirdloS prrpara-
torios en- 4 colegio De Mount tnon
Dc dcmdc pa.s0 i cStidiar leyes la
c4sueIa de jurisprudencia De PIttSbure.
Tres aiios mas tarde rccihi6 cl titu-
IL De abogado \ los yeimieInco amos
de edad fue nombradp-. Procuradoq' de
- '''''- ~ N''''''
ns yIvania, presto que renmclo prem
to para de.iparse al eiercIcio d~ sn
nroft~Sl6n. Como aboeado drigi6 mu-
hoe oansas rot,1l.s :, so a,,~,ar, a,n
a.. uoo;,;u 1on horo..o r;os ma. cn.,,
, ;6 CO. ta, n.,aao 4 aho-
a1, T.h;5a oon,o pr,,o,,,.ado
= al - r,st;o;a 60 a,.t;ro,,;6 ~.
,o ,.has r~ooosns ,.,;.1o
i
III '>'F'fT-'df' - ''i 'i''''' VI - l'' NJ
'''ai'i - 'a4'''le'''' "'@.l' ~ '''''">
h"f"' i""a' e' ''7''' ) '''i''''' Nv ="
n'f 'T9'a"' oe''''|l' a J,[r''" ~
"a profession de ao"Pa'" ','i ii'''''N -
= h"iht'r" c"i'''s'ot'al" ~ A'''d''"S 81
Fort io"hstI. Mas tara" Tue '''2i'i"
mag H''fin" a"s >'f'ref''" ! ''''"i'' 'i'i
cohEid" az jefferson fl'' '''s~ '''i4-
q" donpueS otFos pneN'"S "ll'iaies d'
ihi"FlAhcia, - ah'"r oe a'@'f'iaS
"''fTh DC 'T'ohoihiA Poi''''a d' '4s'a
distica
FL Ss~.rciarlo Il. Ia Guerra. Jacob
NJ. tiaryock Dickinson - origjnawio
| a] Esta,Io H. NisSiseipi ' mario en-
Columbus cn 1851 Hizo sns cstudios
cn IA Unycrsidad he Nashville. don
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25

ndriamos pcrfcctoS cJciuplarcS do
rogloditaS. contemporaries nuestro>
$50 os precise salir lie Fsiana para cn
.au,mr pucblos cntcros a. ellos.
la VIDA cS ri mcior libro he hlstorla.
alberto 4 ,odaS horaS y ella nos ofrc-
zee continuamtnte vnicrtoS cjemplarcs
,lc todo> los hombres doSdc cl primiti
,o dc las cavernas, al anticipo del su-
pphombrc future. Con saIyar cspa
cloS podcmoS retrocedcr on 81 tempo.
Hay homhrcS y pnehloS eutcroN medic
eya,s. los hay del Siglo XVI y del
XNlI EXistcn on medic de las metro
poli, mas ciyilizadas. verdadcroS sal
roicS. VA dijo Iola. que NADIA puedc
darnos tan cabaI idea dc las homrrcas
mchas dc la Ilada como las pclcas en-
ire layanes de dos aldeas rivalcs.
No en- documcntos empolvados, en-
tcxtos vivicutcS In dc halIar 81 ycrda
dero historiador artiSta los mas fln-
les datos para rcconstrllr la vida de
los ticmpos pasados.
DebcmoS ser tolerantoS con las fics
tas de Carnaval qc~ tantos esprit
tls SuperiorcS dsgpstan Y escandali-
zan. como con una nincria de la huma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-25

: nadle. en- particular. ahuH. u ayen
Tar contra una suposici6n ma -.o$a. cI
hecho he que el tenor Anseh habi
eanfado nnumorables yocgs pera
Nanon V otras puchas eaa h t1pIs
:Fosina Storchio.
" No IRA por tanto yero~rnI l.o ho
ia fUbicra vcnido j carr cn rnon-
"a d. que Ia diva podla oc6n~ar II d.
81. Por rumor general, no pr aprc-
ciaclon De un cronistA deter made
tonne cn .uenta las NAL intefl .aada~
hablilas; bien desintcrpsa. n nte
pueS m de vista. fuera De Il tna
conozco al tenor AnsclaH.
Boeno IS dcsconfiar airntre T.. eS
tas antugonisn.os. jncompafiuf 31.s
di~gusto4 entt-e artiStus uue. ear. eiloa
no >uelcn cxistir. V 4 las cn,pr.>..s con.
>jene fofncntar Declarauaa neon
patiblcs 4 dos artistas DE- prec.e Il ~.
bleo So eonvence dc ane s5 ..e.l,o
aartar iunto4 como 1 81. .sr.Sa.
n.n tn sol, no,ohre ~ ha4ta sn,
mar - teatro bueno Il "a. s.a iD-
N6tnaa como on Ruenns t3 81.
Afoota csrlo an Iondr,.s ro l.s
,.,..,,.to, toatro, J.. ocor. -.
j. r.,atns tae mss granl... 4.st,4
.ao,a. n,,tos an T., ,..;o. ..,.u,,
,h.... ,..,so., ..,ot..rs, -, ..t.l
.,t,, ,...t...; r.tt. p..+e. -,
.ap.ue SmIrnor. PM CorSi 49, Ali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-04

From the New York Times
By his purchase of Mr.. Ryan's major
ity holding of the capital stock Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Mr.. j.
Pierpont Morgan, who has long been con-
$idered the worlds chief man of finance
and of affairs. very considerably adds to
his already great power and influence.
The resources Of the banking, industrial.
railroad and other corporations In which
Mr.. Morgan Is dominant figure now
aggregate something like three billions Of
dollars. In these days the world Is in
elined to look with apprehension upon the
centering Of 50 great a financial might in
the hands of one man. We have been ac-
custorned for some years to hear Off
hand prophecies that the time would
come when the people would take steps
to prevent the control Of one man and
one mind over so great a portion Of the
financial resources OF the country. The
laws OF the land already forbid the great
corporations engaged In interstate COM
merce to acquire control over competi-
tors. regardless of the fact whether they
make good or bad use OF such power; it
will be- but step, and a short one. we
are told to extend the restraints Of the
law over the poasessors OF great private
fortunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-04

in establishing q central bureau OF in
formation for the benefit Of the people.
The doubling of farm products In ten
years has been brought about in two
ways. in the opening up Of new areas to
cultivation and In the increase of the
productivity Of the soil. Irrigation has
created farms out of deserts In the
newer parts OF the country, while sc,en-
tific experiments have taught the farmers
of the older sections better methods OF
working the lands long under cultivation
This is the day of specialization In agri-
culture as in other lines. and one of the
most effective phases OF the Department
OF Agriculture's work has been the in
struction Of the farmers in putting their
holdings to the best possible uses. with
reference to peculiarities of soil and
climatic conditions.
The farmers enormous products mean
prosperity not only to them. but to mil
lions Of other people. The eight ana
three-quarters billions Of dollars In farm
produce created during the year just
closed have been spent in improvements
and In necessities. The country has had
the benefit Of this vast fortune. reaching
all classes Of people and giving work to
untold numbers in every line. In no
other branch of industry is there so I'M
mediate and direct q connection between
the prosperity Of the producing class and
others. The farmers of the United States
as a rule invest their earnings wisely, IN
farm betterments and in business enter
prises near their homes. They are local
centers of distribution. Secretary Will
sons vast totals spell prosperity not only
for the farmer. but for practically all
other Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-04
AS Xmas Gifts.

%n NY woman would be
1Ml pleased to number among
G(1 her Xmas gifts a pretty
Silk Petticoat.
We are showing choice as
sortment, in all the dependable
grades-foreign and domestic
and call attention to the following
items, which were purchased
especially for the holiday trade
and which represent excellent
values:
Women's Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in
black, white. pink and light blue. and the
new street shades: also Persian effects;
made good and wide and finished with
deep full flare sectional fiounce.
Special value, $500 each.
Wo4nen's Taffeta and Messaline Silk
Petticoats, in black and all the fashionable
colors, and In various styles; some with
deep accordion-plaited fiounces. others
with deep tucked and circular hounces.
Special value, $3.50 each.
Women's Silk Petticoats. of messaline.
taffeta and silk jersey-top, in all the
wanted coiors, made with deep accordion
plated fiounce finished with ruching.
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