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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11
NERAL DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR

terror, los cuales iunto con Ia en-.
trada original no exceder6n. de
800 acres. Y recidencia V culti-
vaci6n de Ia entrada original Sc
ra reconocida como residencia de
la entrada adicional.
Sec 1 Que al tempo de hacer
pruebas fnales, 4 segdn provei-
do en- In Secci6n 2291 de los es
tatutos revisados, ell aplicante
bajo este acto IN adici6n & sus
pruehus Y declaraciones requeri.
daS baio dlcha seccion, probara,
con dos testigos creibles, de que
Il 10 menos una octava parte de
la area abrazada en- su entrada
Tue continuamente cultivada en-
cosechns de agricultural, 4 mas
de sacates nutivos. comenzando
desde el segundo ano de la entra-
ia, y que d 10 meHos una cuarta
parte de la area abruzada fue
Contlnuamente cultivada al CO.
mienzo del tercer ano de la entra
ia.
Sec. .. De que ninguna parte
aQui icontenida se q reconocida de
efectar el derecho de un aplican-
te calihcado para hacer entrada
en- los estados mencionados en- la
See. de este acto bajo los pro.
vistos de la See. 22S9 de los es.
tatutos revisadas, pero uinguna
persona que ha hecho entrada
bajo esa actu tendra el derecho
de hacer entrada de domicilio ba,
10 las provisiones de dicha see.
ci6n, y ninguna entrada bajo
esta acta puede ser conmunta.
/ Bile.
Sec. g. Cuando el SecretariC
del Interior halle que algun tre'
cho de terreno en- el estado dt
Utah, suieto a entrada bajo es
ta acta no tengan sobree el mismc
tai abasto de aqua para usoi
domesticos por el cual Sc hieier,
impossible de hacer residences
continua en- los dichos trechos
en- su direction designara dicho'
terrenos que no excederfn en- e
agregado 100000 de acres
l. Y de ALI entonces estaran sujetol
& entrada sin la necesidad de re
sidencia; Proveido, de que ell
tai eyento ell aplicante en- tai en-
trada en- buena f6, haya cultiva
do no menos que una octav'
parte de la entera area Ell el Sc
J gundO ano una cuarta parte du
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11

rante el tereer ano v la mitad
durante los cnatro q cinco afios
despues de Ia fecha de la entrada
y que despues de la entrada Y
hasta Que pruebas tiuales sean
hechas, el aplicante residera den.
tro de tai distancia de- dieho te-
rreno la cual lie facilitara sucesi
vamente cultivar ell mismo como
es requerido por esta secei6n.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-03-11

una lev en- ese sentidO, pues los
/ |intereses del icor estan traha.
jaudo con mucha actividad en-
contra De su pnsaie v noes reno
to que pudieran preyalecer. Es
! to, q pesar de las muchas peti
clones que de todas parties d.
Nuevo Mexico se han recibido
pidieudo a la asamblea que de-
cr'.te una ley de opci6n local. Pa
rece tamhien que en- los couda
dos poblados Y establecidos en-
eStos 6ltimos amos es universal
81 sentimiento Ell favor de la pro-
hihiciou, Y que en el case de Qup
So aduptase Ia "opciun" al mo
mento So cerrarian todas las can
tinas que allf est6h en- operaci6n
Ell cuerpo territorial de educa'
cion 8 por mejor decir, los "edu-
cadoreS" que presiden en- las di.
ierentes instituciones Jerritoria-
les de educaci6n, han redactado
un proyecto muy comprensivo Y
rigido enmendando las leyes Que
rigpn sobre la educaci0n con el
objeto de aumentar y extender
los poderes del cuerpo territorial
Y hacer mas absolute su autori
dad sObre todas las escuelus pa
blicas del territorio.
Este es ell proyecto "ofeial'
que Sc quiere que la asamblea de-
crete Y el cual har6n todo 10 po-
slbIe para que obtenga la san
ci0n legislative los amigos de la
contradiction educational. En-
case de Que Sc apruebe, sus pro
visiones no daran mas recursOs
nj perfodos de escuela mas pro-
longados, nj maestros mas com
Ipctentes & instruidos, pero en-
cambio sujetaran todo el sistems
a su arbitrio Y direction couvir
tiendo a los superintendentes J
directores de eScuela EN- subor
dinados Que no podrdn dar III
paso sin la anuencla Y apro
baci0n de sus superiores. Come
muchos homhres de influenza
Hpoyan al cuerpo territorial ei
sus pretensi0n, hay toda proba
biIidad de cue el pr0Seeto citadt
Sc convierta en ley.
Nuestro amigo Don Julian Cha
yes que sea dicho de paso es VI
legislator mny competente y ac
two, ha introducido algunas me
didas excelentes que son dignat
de la consideration benevola d,
sus colegas, pero en- el proyect(
que introdujo Gltimamente i'm
poniendo un impuesto sobre To-
perros Sc eQuivoc0 tanto come
ell el otrO Ell que guerra tasar
los solteros Y vindos. Ambo
proyectos no cayeron en- gracli
q los legislatures Y quedaron sc
pultados viros sin psperanza d
resnrl ecci6n en- esta vida Y en- Ii
otra. No dudamOs que ell seno
Chaves podria encontrar mate
rial abundante que tasar 81 dir
giese su atencion 4 puntos en- qu
el territorio y los condados pu
dieran sacar algun provechC, sil
perjucio nj detrimento q la gene
ralidad del pueblo. Podria, po
ejemplo, introducir leyes tasan
do Il los m6dicos, los abogados
los empleados que reciben gran
des salarios y 4 otras ocupacio
nes que dan mncho producto
que faciitarian Il los individuo
afectados el pagar la Quota qu
les correspondent sin echar me
nos la suma que Sc les exiglese
Hay campo muy extenso don
de operar para aquellos que ten
gan deseos de aunento las rem
tas pGbicas en- tOdas las name
ras posibles. Asi es que espera
mos que el senior Chnyes investi
que la materia antes de que s
acabe la session legislative.
VERITAs.
TtNFNCIAS PFOIfNAS.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
SaffragfStS to Fight
In Qafet Old TozUn

The sleepy quiet Of Northeast Harbor.
Ne Is about TO be shattered By the
guns Of the woman suffragists and the
ants The Penna Limited Suffrage
League, an up-to-date suffrage society.
has arranged FOR a debate 10 take place
in the auditorium Of the Neighborhood
House at Northeast 5Harbor. and the
calm New England landscape around
there is shouting Votes for Women go
IN huge yellow letters from every
granite bowlder and board fence.
Among those whom the club homes
will take part ia the debate arc Bigbop
Doane eE-President Eliot Of Harvard.
Miss Agnes Irwin, of Radcliffe College.
and Ambassador Bryce.
This league, as its name indicates.
does not ask Tor full suffrage for NO.
men. Its orators viii remind the de-
bateTs on the anti side that i'm
fourteen States. including Connecticut.
Massachusetts, Maine. California. wv
omlng, Washington. Della ware and New
Hamps qualified suffrage for men.
shutting out murderers, forgers. duel
lists, embezzlers, etc. has been found
perfectly practical, and VIII argue thar
II crime can be made "A bar against
voting. iiliteracy and immortality can
be made bar, too and that ian extend
ing the franchise 10 women il will not
be necessary TO include all women.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
BIC Waists Better
Than Large Hips

Ii is hardly probable that women can
be made soon to tolerate large hips.
Every tendency Of present dressmaking
is against them
The average woman must make up
her mind 10 choose between the two
evils. a large waist and large hips
With little hesitation she has chosen
to have the former, in. order than she
may eliminate the latter.
She has almost-not quite-learned 20
be content with her 27-inch waist which
is about the average measurement In
other. and less healthy. days she Weps
If il we're over y inches. and pulled in
her laceTs untl she suffered.
She has learned 10 regard her newly
acquired figure with quite degree OF
pride. so possibly she will not reliuquish
IL without a struggle It has cost her
too much time. effort and sacrifice 10
swing IL into other and less lovely
curves, because Of a Whim she is not
sure VIII last
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Georgia Bell Peaches
WoqU on Local Market

Georgia Bell peaches. which were not
grown in Georgia. however, are now
selling on the local market. They are
called Mountain peaches, and they were
cultivated IN West Virginia, but they
are Georgia Bells, or. at least, their
ancestors were
Some years ago the Georgia Bell va
riety was given a chance to show what
u could do III the mountain soil Of West
Virginia. and 1t very soon demonstrated
that Il could do about as well there
as anywhere else of course. when
-hair-breadth differences are taken into
account in judging quality. the Georgia
grown fruit takes precedence. but, not
withstanding. the West Virginia peach
Is good enough for anybody, and there
IS demand for il that keeps the mar
ket we'll cleaned M.
Only 4 few Of the Mountain peaches
are being receiN ed, but indications are
that shipments Will become heavier
later ina the season. The quality Of the
fruit this year compares fsvorably with
that Of last
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Famous Women
Compare Sexes

Queen Margherita Of Italy believes a
woman has always had enormous in
fuencs since the world began. II is
either Cor good or evil If some Of the
heinous crimes OF history can be traced
to women. 50 also can some of its most
heroic virtues Men owe their best quail
tiles 70 their mothers When society Is
correct ana courteous. IL is because Of
the influence Of women.
Alice Stone Blackwell says there are
some Gins and follies 20 which women
are more addicted then men, and some
% which men are more addicted than
women. Undoubtedly women are more
gtver than men TO wearing absurd
clothes. But on the other hand, men are
more addicted than women TO theft
murder and all the serious crimes. The
statistics OF prisons and penitentiaries
may 10 some extent offset the women5s
hats.
American women are not Latter-Day
ssints-but neither are American mon.
Here after the American woman must
cease 10 be q her than can do not
nstter than cackle and scratch. She
must cease TO be a mere nightingale
that can only feed her young and war
her slogan must he Woe betide the
male chicken hawks which swoop down
upon my offspring" and Marv Heaton
worse believes there is a code among
men which does not exist-certainIv 10
the same eXtent-amoug women. and
where men break this code they are
dlscredlred as a woman is not From
my own personal experiences, the pro-
fessionai women who have been trained
With men share the mans code 10
FAR greater extent than many women
Of equally high Ideals and purity of
life VINO have lived only i'm their own
homes cherishinE the nation that be-
cause they are women their acts are
good
Ny conclusion is that lack Of honor
n the restricted sense ] have specified
Is q woman s vice. And again j must
affirm that this viii continue 10 be so
as long as women give themselves vir-
tuous reasons for breach Of confidence
Of every kind.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Women's Waist Dept.

White India Silk Waists, tucked
and trimmed with lace; Dutch collar
and jabot of lace; long sleeves; button
IN back Reduced from $500 to SS-95
each.
s White india silk Waists, yoke back
and front formed OF fine tucks; high
neck; tucked long sleeves; button in
back; all sizes. Reduced from $40 70
$3.50 each.
Chiffon Tafeta SILK Waist. in two
toned brown and gray broken stripe Ell
feet. trimmed down front with fine mus
lin quilting edged with lace; high neck /;
long sleeves: size Sc. Reduced from
I Chiffon TaYeta silk Waist, in fire
black-and- white broken stripe effect
trimmed down front with silk quillihg
finished with cut steel buttons: lieh
neck, long leg o'-mutton reeves; SIZE
g. Reduced from SS75 20 1913
Shell Pink Chiffon Satin Waist, TIM
med with German vaienciennes and
baby Irish laces, fine shIrring and tucks.
high neck; long sleeves; fastens in
front; size S6. Reduced from sl0.56 10
SS75
! Silver Blue Chiffon Satin Waist.
richly trimmed With lace: high neck:
long sleeves; size IS Reduced from
5000 10 $500.
1 Pale Blue Louisine SILK Waist. trim
med With German valsnclennes lace and
fine tucks: high neck: long sleeves; but
tons in back; size Sc. Reduced from
$3.50 To $3.50
Chiffon Taffeta silk Waists. IN black
and-White striped effects high neck;
long sleeves; fastened down front with
jet buttons and finished with fine net
isbot edged with ValenCignneS lace.
sizes Sc and IS. Reduced from $3.50 to
$40 each.
French Handmade Shirt Waists;
Dutch neck; front. yoke and sleeves
hand-em broidered ard trimmed with
cluny lace; long sleeves: fasten in back:
sizes S6 and 80. Reduced from $3.50 10
$50 each
. Fine Batiste Shirt Waists. front
hsnd-embroidered and trimmed with
lace medallious and fine tucks. tucked
back; high neck: long sleeves trimmed
with insertion, fasten in back. sizes IS
AMI q. Reduced from $3.50 to s. % zach
Fine Batists Shirt Waists: front
tucked, hand-embroidered and trimmed
with lace medallions; tucked back:
tucked long sleeves; high neck; fastea
in back: size 81 Reduced from $40 to
$3.50 each.
Fine Batiste Shirt Waist: front
back and sleeves neatly tucked; finished
in front with ruffie or blue-boTdered ba-
tiste; sizes "A, Is, IS and 40. Reduced
from S.G5 to 500
India Linen Shirt Waists: front 0f
aIl-over embroidery; tucked back high
neck; long sleeves; fasten in back: sizes
"a, 80. IS and 20. Reduced from S2.75 t.
81. s. each.
Third floor. G ST
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Fathers Can Help
In Cbfid,S Training

AT last use has been discovered FOR
the husband and father. He can be the
dissemination OF information. That is
what an English paper suggests. It is
the husbands and fathers duty. SAYS
this paper. TO keep the women and chill
dren Informed in matters that do not
come within their province.
Let him not hide behind his newspa-
per, eating his meals in gloomy silence.
Let him emerge occasionally. and. while
the women and children pause in their
chatter about the fall preserves and
Janey's new dress and the other mat
ters in their province. let him admin
lister boluses Of world news, diluted and
sugar coated 10 suit feminine and ado
lescent intellects. The paper states also
that II knows several model husbands
ana fathers who make point OF bring
Ing on something ike the tariff at dim
nsr. serving II In a sauce OF plea SAINT re-
marks, and theirs, ads the time. are
TIE wives and children who are well in
formed.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19

mt The hangers are the extra short
wooden OF wire articles, upholstered and
scented, finished with ribbon bows. For
each one IS made a separate cover TO
keep the waist free from dust in the
closet il is done as follows: Take a
piece OF Powered dimitv about a ward
square, double in half stitch each side
as II making a bag, bind seams and
edges with wash ribbon in appropriate
color.
A the bottom Of the bag thus formed
(Which Is the top Of the cover cut a
noie large enough to pass the handle or
ine hanger through. Bind this opening
also with the ribbon. Each hanger OF
the set should have a cover
A veil or handkerchiefs case made
from white or colored linen is in the
shape OF a large envelope. with long
nag fastening with a button. The em-
Eroidery, hich may be a wreath 80
Iorget-me-nots or daisies surrounding
the word Wells Tor any other ffesir1
preterred), should be done IN wash silks.
as the bag 10 be useful should be wash
able.
In making a gift for m elderly person
or Invalid the comfort Of a footstooI or
tootrest should nOt be overlooked. A
carpet remnant is excellent for this pur-
pose, or the sound parts cf WORKOUT
rug or carpet may be utilized
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Daily Fashion Talk.

In the series Of patterns for blouses
and seperate waists which have appeared
from time TO time on this page none
have a greater claim to consideration
than the model furnished today. Sim
.phcity and smartness are the distin-
gushing features, the strictly tailored
effect accentuating the nattiness Of the
lines.
Evolved in linen madras. light coIored
percaie. chambray. or any OF The light.
weight silks. the garment would be an
acceptable addition to the fall ward
robe. An especially attractive waist Of
white pique trimmed with heavy but
tons OF crochet was the outcome Of the
skillful use of this pattern at the hand
OF besinner, the cut being ideal for
purposes of the woman who has little
experience as q seamstress.
This Is a Mccall pattern, No. 2S74 and
NAV be had at the Palais ROYAL
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Acceptable Gifts Are Easily Made
By the CIeUer and Industrious Girl

clever girl makes delightful gifts
from ooze calf of different coIoTs. one
idea, as serviceable as it is smart, is a
card case cut out of the calfskin in en-
velope shape with a Zap. A glove man
ufacturer puts in the necessary clasp
for . cents. The street gown Of the
friend for whom the present is intended
is always taken into consideration in
making the card case.
Green leather is used for a green gown,
brown for brown gown. etc. The edges
OF the envelope are bound with ribbon
the lining should De silk to match. The
surface may be decorated with a water
color design, but it is also pretty when
quite plain.
A woman friend will appreciate the
handlines of a pretty bag for holding
the best corsets. II may be made from
any nice remnant of silk from a niece Of
lowered cretonne or white linen. En-
broider the word 'Corsets" in fancy let
tering on the surface Of the bag and
draw u together at the top with ribbon
A most useful present for a girl friend
is set of waist hangers with covers 10
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
MDefined, Struggling Eyebrows
Lend Unkenpt Lines to Profile

The accumulation Of flesh is the worst
enemy of the profile, as il makes the
eyes smaller; marks all the lines Of the
face in grosser fashion; and adds double
and triple chins TO the lower contour.
lll-defned eyebrows. with strag gling,
uncertain ends. lend an unkempt APP
pearance 10 the profile. AS one grows
older. the eyebrows gre apt to lose
their dainty lines of demarkation. Re
course to the electric needle, which is
q boon 20. the middle aged. should he
taken, and all wild hairs" should be
immediat Fly burned out - the roots
An upward pOise Of the head and the
habit or keeping TIE eyes wide open
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
China Dept.

l00-piece Pink Decorated Porcelain
Dinner Set. Reduced from $500 To
/ Decorated French China Chocolate
Pitcher slightly imperfect Reduced
fruIa $3.50 20 Sl0.
8 Imported odd Decorated China Bread
and Butter Plates. Reduced from SOC 10
L5C each
Richly Decorated Limoges China
Cracker Jar Reduced frcm $500 to 81 IS
L Green-and-GOl Decorated Limoges
China Meat Dish. Reduced from S. %
10 SIS.
I Decorated French China Fruit Dish.
Reduced from S251 90 Sl.G0
Pink Decorated French China
Covered Dishes. Reduced from 500 to
S5c each.
Green aud-Gold French China Soup
Tureeu. Reduced from 500 90 81 81
Imported Decorated China jelly Jars.
slightly imperfect. Reduced from 85c 10
1jc each.
Plain White Bowls and Pitchers.
Clipped. Reduced from b e5 10 Sc each.
Eed-and-Gold Decorated Cusnidors
Reducsd from SIS 20 5Cc each.
fifth door, U street.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Prize Winner Forwards
Thanks for His Check

notwithstanding the tremendous dis
tances the locoed animal chasers have
10 cover, returns are coming i'm at a
great rate The general concensus of
opinion places Miss Bass problem in
the list Of the hardest ever" Last
weeks puzzle many declared too simple.
Placing the two declarations side BY
side the only way one can reconcile the
divergence in the viewpoint is BY re-
Numbering the enormous size of the
Womans page family Personally I
feel grateful that each is original and
Independent enough TO have a mind of
his own and 10 use it,
One of last weeks prize winners for
wards the following graceful acknOwl-
edgement of the receipt of the check for
the second prize.
Cambridge. Nd.
August Is, 1909.
''Woman's PAGE, The Times.
Ny dear Editor.
The check for 50 was received on
Saturday for which I thank you
very much.
Il cant express my delight as it
Is my trst check and realizing The
benefit I'd receive from the intended
investment ] was quite happy
The puzzles are a source of great
enjoyment and have assisted me in
my bird studies. wishing The Times
every success possible. long life, and
SIN greater prosperity, I am
Gratefully yours,
RALPH W. JACKSON.
r. +. D. No. l.
Miss Grace Schreiner, of 212 Q street
northwest, one Of the twelve-vear-old
girls on last weeks honor roll, for
wards q cleverly solved list beautifully
Transcribed.
7 was both surprised and pleased last
week 70 md, while ] did not get a
prize, I at :east was mentioned
thought the others hard but this one is
the hardest I ever saw. Z have worked
every day since Sunday, turning ana
twisting these poor little animals inside
out and upside down. not only tried i'm
the day, but J have dreamed of them at
night, declares sprightly Miss Grace,
IN The course Of her charming letter
Whether or not 10 have loc0ed ami
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Women's Coat Hept

Black Braided Net Co>i. made fver
taffeta silk 90 length; sen,i-fitii1e
style; size IS. Reduced from ave -
s. To-
Tan Linen Automobile Coat, ..z..
length. made semi-fitting and tI5n.nsO
with linen Of lighter shade ,,s-rS r.
and S. Reduced from Sl150 r. b
each.
l Copper Co!ored Mirage Silg
- length; trimmed with bands 40 -slr
material and jet buttons: size % a.
duced from S5S.0o to $500
Broad Whale White Serge Gear.
made semi-fitting and lined with WHIT,
taffeta silk; size 81 Reduced floa
SD 80 10 Sle00
/ Renaissance lace Coat. IS" lenE4 r..
made semi-htting; size Sc Redue, Is
from 1856 to S950
Third door. & u.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Bamboo Furniture Dept.

Bamboo Shoe Box. covered with
fine mating. slightly failed. Reduced
from 500 to 500.
Bamboo Skirt Box. &, inches long.
slightly damaged. Reduced from $50
to Sj01.
Utility Box. covSred with me mat
ting and trimmed with mission oak.
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
] Bamboo Skirt Box with drawers IN
bottom; a inches long. Reduced from
Ss60 tC $3.50
I Cedar Box, covered with mating
slightly damaged. Reduced from 500
10 $500
I Bamboo Shoe Box. with side arms
slightly sOiled. Reduced from 500 to
$3.50
l Bamboo Sewing Table. Reduced
from 81. % to $450
1 Bamboo Desk. slightly damaged.
Reduced from $3.50 70 500
Second floor. q street
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
FLAT PoMPADoUR" NOW

The slogan OF FIAT hips seems 10
have wedged its way into halrdom. for
now IL is also the fiat pompadour''
with which we have TO contend. II is
sometimes termed the low pompsdourf
and the '5rOad pompad0ur." The won-
an with The long, oval face f. adoptfnc
i very quickly. for 10 her IL Is most
pecoming. II must not only be q low
bread pompadour, but it must actually
fare az the sides. even have little
pin curls 81 the temples " as one prom
inent hairdresser expressed IL. in order
70 take away the square. msunlsh fea-
face
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
JUST LIKE PANCAKE

Put together one egg, one cupfuI cor
Iessj Of mashed potatoes. one and a
half cupfuIs OF sweet or sour milk. n
tablespoonful Of sugar and salt fo
taste, a teaspoouful of baking powder.
and -four enough TO make "A fHiez hat
ter. Pour, by the spoonful. upon a not
griddle and fry quickly. as YOU would
pancakes Eat with syrup or with SUI
gar and fruit Use plenty az lara Ia
frying, and they VIII be- funny and
crisp
Boiled rice. green corn. and oatmeal
may be used iH the same way. The
product is a palatable dish
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Housefurnishing Dept.

Palm Hamper. slightly damaged.
l6-inch Lawn Mover. sho ,vvor-r
Reduced from 1926 TO s. 70
White Enameled Dish Pans Re-
duced from 800 to &c each.
! Copper-bottonl Wash Boiler. dam
aged Reduced from 900 TO q q
white Japauned Bread Boxes. DENT
ed. reduced from % 10 85c each. ! re-
duced from soc 10 s8c.
White Enameled Slob Pan. dam
aged. Reduced from 100 TO sL60
$3.50 10 $3.50
Nickel O'Clock Tea Kettles. Re-
duced from SAO0 to Se50
Cutting Table, damaged. Reduced
from $50 TO CSC
Fifth floor, Eleventh 81.
The Washington times., 1909-08-19
Friday Bargains in
Linen Department.

100 dozen Hemstitched Huck Towtls
size 17x33 inches.
Special price. Soc half dozen.
S1.00 the dozen.
A lot Of remnants OF White India
Linon, in lengths ranging from i TO Z
yards
Special prize, sc = yard.
$50 yards Embroidered Plumetis. in
blue and brown self-dotted effects
CSC a yard. Value SLIGO.
500 yards Mercerized Irish Linen Pop
lin. white grounds with green, tan, and
pink stripes, and green and pink
grounds with white stripes.
15e q yard. Value 29c.
Second floor. Eleventh 81