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The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
Y. NJ. c. A. REv|SES
LINEUP FOR THE
BIC GAMES
WILL TRY JOHNSON AT CENTER
AND BRANSTON TO FORWARD
IN NEXT o. A. c. GAME If PRAc.
TlCE SHOWS 1T SABLE.

Manager Al G. Huebner. OF the y
gagged in revising his line of battle
IL preparation fer the lively schedule
which has been mapped out for the
team and with particular reference to
the second game OF the series for the
state basketball championship. in
which the ID. A. c. team has already
won one game.
Huebner admitted Monday that his
PLANS might involve very radical
shift. This shift is made possible oy
the return to the game OF Bernie John.
son the former forward and guard. The
most important feature OF the change
will be the sending of Johnson to cen
ter and the placing Of Capt. Branston
az forward
II is doubtless figured that this shift
viii counter balance the coup OF the
u a. c. team which put Mazer at cen
ter in the game already played. the
scheme working SO we'll as to result
in Branston virtual elimination from
the game.
Johnson and Branston will be tried
at the new positions and II the change
works well. IL will undoubtedly be EN-.
ployed in the next games
The Y. VI c. A. steadfastly main
tains that II will not be ready for the
ID. a. G.. until March L.. hoping TO get
all the practice possible ia the strus
gle for Improvement which must be
attained In the event Of a reversal Of
the initial result
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
The Situation Vas So
Different. bd(h in I776
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-ln
1876 We chased the bloomin
Britisners CT our prairie, gave
them a good licking and put up
a sign or our own. Now. after
all these years they are coming
back and handing the same
thing 10 US. taxing our good
coin and also our titles.
Jem DriscoIl left with wad
OF the filthy that would have
paid the salary OF three con
gressmen.
Freddie Welch is gathering al
an aWfsl rate out west.
owen Moran has more dia-
monds than Diamond Jim Brady
and Diamond Lew Bailey put
together.
Now. after all that comes
Boyer Driscoll. Jem Bowker,
Jabez White, All Wickes. II
must look pretty soft for the
boys over there.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
The Star Baseball Deal
0t ths Whole 1909 Winter
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON.

Malachi Jedediah Kittridge. Little
Kit, as We used TO call him during
the numerous years he caught for An
son In Chicago, has just PINT over the
deal OF the winter Kit had a pitcher
last season who showed a lOt OF prom.
Use. and several clubs We're anxious
90 get him Kit" however tried o.
hold on. week or 50 ago XII a..
cepted terms from New England
league club which offered him $3.50 ron
the pitcher. The Down Easterns were
surprised az getting the man. and a
few days later they Sent him a contract
and came through with $50 advance
money
Judge their surprise when the coa.
tract was returned with a sprawl al
the bottom, which, when deciphered.
read:
Excuse the bad writing Both my
arms were cut OF i'm train wreck last
fall, and I'm just learning to writ T.
with the stumps." -
And Kit" knew IL all the time.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

lack OF foresight TO blame when
ihings 40 wrong
SO LONG A. LAJOlE - AT THE
HELM IN CLEVELAND -- AND
THAT PROMISES TO BE \ GOOD.
LONG WHn.E-THE MAPS WILL.
HAVE TO OVERSEE ADOW ALL
THEIR RIVALS ENORMOUSLY TO
BEAT OUT THE TEAMS THAT GO
INTO THE PENNANV BATTLE
WITH THE srIRIT ENGENDERED
BY SUCH MEN AS HUGH JEN-
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

willing individually TO go 10 the bench
with minor illnesses and injuries than
the players Of the other clubs-this
condition doubtless due 10 the lack Of
team spirit and the consequent sal
ary-earning sort Of eall which the
team has usually played. This eond-
ton has swelied the total OF alleged
dissbiitie-.
But injuries are a part of the game
and the management which fails 20
keep itself Well fortified for such
emergencies has nothing but its own
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
AWF I'LL LOBSTER
THIS BOB WARD

PHILADELPHIA Feb 23-Jim
Stewart. the New York heavyweight,
put Bob Ward. of California. TO sleep
with u right hand punch on the jaw
al the West End club. in the frs
round OF what was scheduled TO be a
siX-rOund bout IL was near the end
OF the round that the New Yorker
found the jaw OF the man from the
western coast. and the western pugi-
list went down for the count During
the entire round the California man
did little but endeavor TO sail of the
onslaughts OF the New Yorker until
the latter found an opening. and the
fight was ended
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, CATTLE
TIGERS AGAIN OVERLOOKED BY
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PROPHETS

NINGs. FIELDER JONES AND
CONNIE MACK
Sam Thompson. the old veteran OF
1887 sums IL ali up very neatly wheh
he says.
Give Cleveland llughie jennings
and there would he nothing to the
American league race. Keep Hughie
in Detroit and Larry IN Cleveland
and give them teams anywhere near
even and Detroi, Will staNe on the
Maps every time
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

PugiIistic Calendar
For the Week Now Open

Feb. 22-Jimry Britt and John.
ny Summers. 20 rounds In Eng
land.
Feb 23-Hugo Kelly and Joe
Thomas. 10 rounds at New YORK.
John Willie and Al kublak, II
rounds az Boston
Ad Wolsast and Danny Web
ster. 10 rounds at Los Angeles.
Feb. 24--Marvin Hart and Jim
Barry. IS rounds az Los Angeles.
Feb. 26-Johnny Thompson and
Mickey Cannon. 10 rounds at New
York.
March f1--Joe Cans and Jabez
White, 10 rounds al New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
NEITHER NEGRO
WAS MUCH HURT

PARIS. Feb 22.-Sam McVey, the
coiored heavyweight. OF America. and
Joe Jeanette, the New York Negro
boxer. fought twenty rounds in tho
Cirque De Paris McVey won the con
test on points Both finished without
showing any signs OF exhaustion.
Jeannetle's science and quickness
seemed to be superior TO that OF Me-
Vey. but his blows lacked force. Nc
Vey had the power, but lacked the
ability 10 profit by IL.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
PICK NJ C0RM|CK
AS TIGER COACH

PRINCETON, y. j., Feb. 22-James
ID. Mccormick. OF Boston. has been
selected to act as the Princeton field
coach for next season. The new coach
played on the eleven for four year and
AS captain OF the team for 1907. That
year Mccormick was chosen all-Amer-
lean full-back.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
SMALL STAKES At
CLEVELAND MEET

CLEVELAND. Feb. 22.-Cleveland's
Grand circuit meeting at North Ran
dali will open two stakes this year. one
for trotters and one for PAGERS. The
trotting event will be called the Ohio
stake which is named after The famous
Ohio stake that was raced for 80 many
years at the Oakley track in Cincin.
natl. The pacing stake has not as yet
been named. but II will be called either
the Forest City or the Randall stake.
II has been decided TO make the
trotting stake $1,000 event. while
81 900 will be the value OF the race
for PAGERS.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
Needed Extra Optic.

During an exhibition game at Cedar
Rapids a few years ago between 3
picked nine OF big leaguers and the
home team. a ball tipped of the rough
ground and struck Claude Ritchey in
the eye. As he shook himself to.
gether the little National league liz
fielder remarked, grimly: Now. |
know why they call this tie ThreeI
league. You need three, eyes on such
a diamond 80
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

High Private won the last California
derby
The advance guard Of the browns has
rea'hed frenrA t,ek'
The annual fre-h--opb class meet At
Michigan T. scheduled for saturday
night
BORDER Ieagu- mng mates meet nt >pnid-
iug.s today and VIII Then Journey a.
Chatham. ont
he pnimn L. now pretty thoroughly in
stalled iu Barney OldHeld OH J'p
as champion track daredevil
The football committee L. being urged
o. !ermit forward passes across t'~
Iiue OF srrimmag. at ant p"ini
The y. W.. . T. hnS suspended COM
.u,rpiaI t.ra.uer Ilaurahdu for COM
letting on 900 unrcgistered basketball
I'D knIinn, the Tiger southp"". T. IN
trp ruarKrf foI q hous" *ulurW iifit
utaf ttt ,eut"r % activity down
town
nIIIy Dan aud johnny shufclH are boih
in rf4ge Cor tf~r Wrestltng NHuL-II
the 1,etiu4l- p4rrrfnen Thursday
might
CIydc Bi~aAirS and Chari's Lan""crr
o. have turned vaps and VIII run iti
H. g. N~wtuu-s farm near Ppnta
tbiS summer
Eddie Nelson ,hc Windsor. champion.
was knocked out by Tommy kilhtut
at Akron last night the nnish COM
,ls Z" -, - g''''
Las, nishr. uamr which y, \. q.
! Erabbed from Notre Dame. % TO Is.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
One OF the Annals.

Doc Newton the speedy southpaw.
is to get another chance with the
Highlanders. There Is little doubt
that he will make good.-Press dis
patch If we are not mistaken. New
ton has drawn a similar paragraph at
this time OF the year for the last eight
seasons. yet up TO date he has re.
ceived no offers from the vaudeville
circuits.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
POOL.

Lon J. Laubscher will play p Degen
match game OF 100 balls at Elmer
Lees Mt Elliott pool room. 99G Mt
Elliott, Wednesday night. After the
game Laubscher will give an exhibit
tion of fancy shots.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
Ace viii Be Served.

Several bail players at Hot Springs
had a Marathon race the other day,
and old Theodore Breitenstein won.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK o. z7z y WORLD

was the FIRST defeat on their home
floor by the Catholics this year
The era OF rabals appears 60 bpve re-
turned in the National league, a SC
cret conference at Pittsburs at which
i've clubs We're represented being tht
latest
IbarIIe sch mIdt hns sent 60 Detroit for
pis bats AID other paraphernuba a.
fIe doubtless wants 10 got them into
shaue for use iva his coal mine next
summer
johnny summers hnd the better az jim
mic Britt tu ttr 80 rounds OF their
London light The decision was p1r,-
lN ON points. Britt being but little
musscd up
~ looks - ~ sh~ cubs strengthened
quit, materially hN swapping PitCh't
bvfhiu and itrtrutt Dow ucN Tor
Johnnv IS No. ~ tnN Reds Those v-V-
Reds arc always hot stun on other
teams
The class meet ~ ~. 4. :. developed
tho rrrt tHat 90 large amount ~ ut w.
uattHaf @ ~ ate miami T0onrf
WAS tHr 'i1r winning ba7u and
both s1rll' rV GUS " Flr' roo W"'
tHt ttuarter 300 80 /
- Nnry's hospital LnS - inmates
'r.t.r' BgyIua yyjo rfaftuv a. b., a.
step .rot.tr. pf Trrf. MrGoVern. au-t
steve callahan. alleged o. have been
at our Uwl. ID tr-iiner ON John J.. sui
UtHu'~ .tyn Both are down ana our
nuaugfgiIf
Friends 80 Charlie OJ.cary and Wade
killlfer-Ti wIo seem booked Tor
1ouch duty tlis Nastr-ciatnl tha'
OLearV may give Nuriattt tun Tor
third base and that HiiHfer b. az
good a. catcher as auvhodN ON tie
team aside from schmidt.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

Piles @ RID ~ TO 10 DAYS
IALO OINTMENT ~ guaranteed TO -urs
any case OF itching. Blind. Bleeding o.
Protrudfng Piles IN s to IL days or
money refunded soc
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
E. corbe.t Shoots Bolt.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 23-FreC
Corteti threw science TO the winds and
for three rounds he lambasted Young
Loughrey all over the ring last night.
The pace told on Corbett, and he
slowed down perceptibly in the fourth
round Loughrey had the last three
rounds and a good draw would be d
fair decision
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKB.

o
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rank OF ne gam
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

IL isn't necessary To define the expression for
the benefit OF the players and thirty third degree
fans. though II may be wise add bit OF
PLANTATION To those whose acquaintance with the
game Is derived from observation from the
grandstand and bleachers alone
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

job Printing done right. Times Print
ing CO. Il John st Phone 1898. q,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

Hard luck has often been alleged
as the Cleveland excuse. But this is
not available as a satisfying explana-
ton. In fact, ii is doubtful If the
club, managed by the ex-king OF base
bali has really been up against any
more misfortune than the average
American league organization. The
Maps have been. perhaps, a bit more
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

the smallest baseball crowd recon
Pttsburg 1900 which included ou
them o
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

Now that G has trimmed Michigan in baseball anC
football question arises. which is the
an athletics anyhow
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

Germany opnes he
wonder The OF the Tigers Gle
tine cleveland the last three
The Detroit times., 1909-02-23

The Detroit scooped the interview with Hughe
which predicted third for the Tigers of
OF date for proof
liururss Of tai indeed Hughie las spoken
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
CONGRESSIONAL BOOM
FOR BOLAN C. BRUMBY
Marietta People Write Cor
don Lee They Are For
Cobb County Man.

1t looks like Hon. Gordon Lee will
undoubtedly be in the race for
Congress.
The mails within the last few days
have been flooded with circular letters
from Mr.. Lee.
Many Marietta voters have received
the missives, each containing postal
card for reply.
Mr.. Lee is asking the people wheth-
er he should run after having said a
year or so ago that he would not
do so. He says:
more than year ago announced
that | would not be candidate for re-
election, and l meant all that l said.
During the past few months, how
ever, l have received so many urgent
requests by letter, by petition, and by
personal appeal that l should again
stand for reelection, that / am in
some doubt as to what is my duty in
the premises"
Mr.. Lee writes at some length and
says he is after getting at the real
sentiment of the people. The self adj
dressed postal card asks that Eyes" or
mo" be written after the following
questions
"Do you think l can render the
District better service for another term
than a new and inexperienced
member ?'
"Do you think l should offer for
reelection ?"
There is no doubt that Mr.. Lee will
get many replies urging him to run,
and politicians say this move practi-
eally puts him in the race.
But the important news in connec-
ton with this matter, so far as Cobb
County is concerned, lies in the fact
that number Of Marietta men replied
that they intended to vote for Bolin G..
Brumby of Marietta.
The Brumby boom assumed an i'm
portant size. There is very strong
possibility that Mr.. Brumby will be
in the race for Congress and that
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
NOT A SCRATCH MADE
IN THE CITY ELECTION
Three Hundred and Thirty
Five Voters Cast Ballots
Exactly Alike.

Inc most remarkable election ever
held in Marietta took place Tuesday
lwhen the voters in a regular way con-
nrmed the result of the recent primary
1t was not expected that there would
De large vote as there was no contest
Out $50 men went to the polls and cast
'heiF ballots for Hon. E. H. Clay and
the candidates for council.
The remarkable fact is that not a
name was scratched. Each candidate
received S35 votes and the mayor and
councllmen can serve the city with the
consequences that there is not a
man in town with enough antagonism
IN his makeup to induce him to 90 to
the polls AID scratch a name. This
speaks volumes for the unity and
harmony OF Marietta.
The election was managed bv Citv
Clerk W. J. Black, Judge Gordon
b. Gam and Mr.. j. H. Murray.
The ticket voted and unanimously
elected was as follows: Mayor, E. II,
Clay; councilmen, ]. ]. Black, C. w.
Carter, S. c. McEachern, t. w. Read,
). N. CAN'T, G. A. Griffin. They will
go into office in January,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17

Cobb county will be the balance OF
power il it does not indeed furnish the
Congressman.
Here is the way it is figured out:
Counties that will probably go for
Lee: Dade 2 votes, Walker 2 votes,
Chattooga 2 votes, Catoosa 2 votes,
Whitfield votes, Polk votes. Total
for Lee II votes.
Counties that will probably go for
Judge Moses Wright Of Rome: Floyd
6 votes, HARRISON votes, Barlow 4
votes, Gordon 2 votes. Total for
Wright IA votes.
Counties that would probably 90 for
Bolan G. Brumby: Cobb 4 votes, MUIR
ray 2 votes, Paulding 2 Votes. Total
for Brumby 8 votes.
This would deadlock the convention.
The Wright and Lee forces would
never get together and the Brumby
delegations it is figured, would either
nominate Brumby or name the Con.
gresham.
On all the political news OF next
year the Journal and Courier will en-.
deavor to print the facts fully and i'm.
partially-"with malice toward none
and with charity for ALL"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
MARIETTA. GA. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER II, 1909.
WILD POLITICAL FAKE
ABOUT SENATOR CLAY.
Lurid Yarn That He Will
Be A Candidate For
Governor Next Year.

The Atlanta Correspondent of the
Augusta Chronicle sent out the follow
ing lurid piece of political news:
1T Is reliably reported that Senator
Clay will resign from the senate and
run for governor. 1t is said that
Governor Brown will appoint ex-Gover.
nor Joseph M Terrell to fill the vacancy
Ex-Governor Hoke Smith will announce
at once as q candidate for the senate to
be elected by the legislature"
The main trouble with the above
yarn was thatit was just wild fake.
Senator Clay, when the story was
brought to HE attention. said:
''Outrageously false never heard OF
such thing"
or course, anybody would have
known it was false except an Atlanta
Newspaper correspondent looking for
. sensation.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
MAYOR ELECT CLAY
MEETS WITH F|REMEN
Committees Appointed to
Take Steps for Improv-
ing Fire Department

A meeting of the Fire Depart.
ment was held Friday night for
the purpose of re-organizing the
department and giving the city
better fire protection next year.
Mayor-Elect Clay and represent
tatives from the new Council were
present to confer with the Fire
Department to see what the de-
paltment needed.
A committee of three from the
Fire Department. was appointed to
confer with q committee of two
from the Council for the purpose
of finding out how much it will
cost TO equip the department. with
hose wagon and a pair of horses,
together with other necessities.
The committee appointed from
the Fire department. were +. &c Ia
Schilling, J A. Benson and D. F.
McClatchey. Mr.. Clay announced
that the two members of his COM
mittee we're J. J. Black and G. w.
Carter, and they were appointed
to confer with the three members
appointed by the Fire Department.
The chief plank in the platform
of the new mayor and council was
fire protection, and they are pre-
pairing to carry out this pledge
Immediately upon going into
Office.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
COUNTY ROAD BUILDER
TO HAVE AUTOMOBILE.
County Commissioners to
Buy ST. 900 Machine for
MIR. Randall.

The County Commissioners. at a
meeting held Saturday decided to buy
an automobile for Mr.. P. H. Randall.
superintendent of the convicts, The
automobile is to cost not more than q
thousand dollars and is to be used by
Mr.. Randall in going to various parts
Of the county and looking after the
roads aud road work. Cobb is one of
the largest counties in the state, hay-
ing eight hundred miles OF public
roads, and it is regarded as almost i'm
possible to look after the roads without
an automobile.
Thecommissioners decided to abolish
the "scrape squads' which are cost
ing the county several hundred dollars
a month and to have Mr.. Randall do
the work with convicts as far as it can
be done. 1t is said the county will
save money by this plan.
The commissioners have elected Mr..
Randall for another year at $125 a
month. They authorized him to en-
ploy an assistant at $50 month, and
it is said he has decided to appoint
Mr.. Newt. Morris who he says will be
an exceedingly efficient man.
DR.. Perkinson was reelected County
physician at salary Of $40 a monrh.
Mr.. J. w. Pair was reelected super
intendent of the pauper farm at $50 a
Month.
Mr.. ]. T. Anderson and Mr.. Randall
we're authorized to buy five mules for
the county.
The County Commissioners were so
pleased with the way in which Mr.
McCleskey is keeping the books of the
county, that they increased his salary
IRON $50 to $50 a month. Mr.. Nc.
Cleskey keeps everything up-to-date
! and brings the accounts to a balance
every day.
The Commissioners decided to
make new arrangement in regard to
the court house janitor, and will get a
cheaper man. The also decided that
new lavatories be put in and Judge
Gam is having the work done for
the Board.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
NO. 40
DEATH HAS CLAIMED
MRS. WILLIAM..PH|LL|PS
Widow of Gen. Phillips
Dies in Atlanta and is
Buried in Marietta.

The. funeral services of Mrs. M.
W. PHILIPPE, widow of Gen. Will
liam Phillips, who died in Atlanta
Sunday took place at the Methc-
dist church Tuesday morning, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. j. S.
Bryan.
DR.. w. +. Glenn and DR.. w.
W. Wadsworth, of Atlanta, former
pastors of Mrs. Phillips, paid
tributes to her piety and admira-
BILE characteristics.
She was Miss Mary Waterman
of Augusta and after her marriage
lived for many years in Marietta
where she organized the fret
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society in the Southern M. FL
Church. So devoted was she to
Marietta that her church men,
bership was never changed al
though she lived in other places
with her sons. She was mem
Der here for sixty one years. At
her request the music at her funer-
al was led by Mrs. w. r. Power
who was one of her dearest friends.
Mrs. Phillips leaves one daugh-
ter, Miss M. Phillips, and four
sons, George D. Phillips, of At
lanta, w. w. Phillips, of Carriers
vile, NJ. T. Phillips, of Newnau
and H. M. PHILIPPE, of Marietta
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
NOTICE.

The State and county
tax books will close on
December 10th. If you
have not paid your taxes,
please do so at once. |
will be in my office in
Marietta every day until
closing day, December
2eth.
w. P. Stephens,
Tax Collector Cobb county.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Velvet

SIPS Values in Velvet at
only per yd 80 -..-.- 69c
S1.50 Values in Velvet at
only per yd CSC
Shetland Floss in all the
good colors at half price,
per hank. Sc
Ladies Purses and bags,
worth Csc and SOC, at only
each ... .............~.. -..... 1900. 15c
Ladies Purses and bags
worth 81, at only $40
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17

Many persons find themselves affect
ed with a persistent cough after an at
tack of influenza. As this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, it should not
be allowed to run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by Gantt Drug Co. !,
Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Mrs. ConGdon Buried Here.

Mrs. Elizabeth Congdon, who died
in South Kirkwood, near Atlanta,
Monday, was buried in the Marietta
cemetery Tuesday afternoon. T h e
family lived in this city number of
years ago.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
TOWEL CRASH

Made of part Linen, at only
per yard I0c
Real Linen Towel Crash worth
Soc, at only per yard l9c
A Big line of l0c Handkerchiefs
at only SC
Good Handkerchiefs at only 3
for l0c
Back and Side Combs worth Csc
at only I5c
75c Silk Infants Vests, at each
only 25c
1000 yards of Laces and En-
broideries at wholesale cost.
You will have to see these laces
and embroiderieS to appreciate
their beauty and value.