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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
Formerly Lived Here.

G. Albert LEM, Jr., who was fatally
shot by a negro desperate yesterday
at Hum gton, w. Va. is the nephew
of the Messrs. LEM, of this city,
and formerly lived here He has Deen
employed by the Baldwin Detective
Agency for two years Or more Mr..
LEM recently visited this city and
took his family TO Huntington about
ten DAYS ago. He has a number OF
friend here VINO were shocked by the
sad news of his wounding.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
Elected sixth rIne.

WASHINGTON. d. g. Oct. 14.-For
the SIKH successive time. Dr. VII
liam q. Tillman. II Albany. y. Y. was
today elected president Of the Ameri-
can Humane Association ~ It's bust
mess session here IN connection With
the Humaue Conference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15

Ut. A. r. Butler. Of the Civil Ssr-
vice Commission. and local secre:sry
G. p. A. Booker. conducted an gym
lnaiiou Tor unskiiied labor 81 the 10
tom house Yesterday morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
Magistrate Dismisses Case
Against HenriCo Officer.
KILLED ESCORT OF LADY
County Constable Who Murdered
Jesse Williams Near State Fair
Grounds Is Set Free, But Matter
Will Be Taken Before Grand Jury.
Especial TO Daily Press.

RICHMOND. Oct. 14.-Magistrate
w. II. II. KdweII this afternoon dis
missed the charge against Special Or
ficer b. F. Puryear of killing Jesse
Williams. in the vicinity of the state
fair grounds shortly after midnight
Wednesday of lat week in the pres
,ence of Miss Mabel Lee Daniel, a
ticket seeler at the fair grounds, wifom
he was escorting home. having missed
the last car from the grounds.
Immediately after the dismissal OF
the charge. Commonwealth Attorney
Jlian Gum had all Of the Witnesses
in the case recognized to appear be-
fore The grand jury at the next term
Of the Circuit Court and this body
will be asked to indict Puryear.
Left at Fair Grounds.
1t was shown that large crowd
had been left at the grounds and were
walking to the city limits to get an
owl car. Miss Daniel had been
standing at her ticket window all day
and was tired.
The couple sat on the side Of the
Boulevard to rest. when they were ap-
preached by Squire T. J. Paryear. the
officers brother. which caused VIII
liams 10 resent H. Squire P1ryear
called for help and his brother went
10 his assistance. williams. grabbed
from behind. turned and knocked the
special officer down and the shooting
followed, Puryesr firing from the
ground.
Williams Not Armed.
Both Squire Puryear and his broth
or testified that they bought williams
was about 10 kill the brother. although
he had no wapon. and Squire Pm
year made no effort 10 assist his
srotLcr while he was on the Erounn.
IN acquliiing Purycar. Magistrate
KIdwcH stated that he thought u light
enough On tho night IN question for
WILLIAMS 20 have seen the ribbon
badge worn by Purycar ind eating hat
he was an Officer
There were NJ iighis Whatever on
the road where the killing occurred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15

decision was rendered and the plis-
oner was ordered returned to his cell
to await the disposition of The United
States government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
fun news service of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-15
THE WEATHER.
THE WEATHER.

Fair Saturday; Sunday To-
cresslns oioudIness and unset
tied; moderate variable wlnds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13
ATTACK SOCIETY LEADERS
q q q qI
CALLED VULGAR PEOPLE
Club Women Declare Members Of Smart Set are No
Better Than Women of Slums--s
Society Retrogradinga

New York. Aug. 1S.--Is New York
society retrogradlng and degenerat-
Ing? This question seems to have
arisen in various parts. Of the coun-
try among tlergymen and educators
and eysn society leaders themselves.
The matter las been brought to a
focus by the seaaticnal raid on the
Narragansett club at Narragansett
Pier, where n score m more of prom
inent society women were caught play
Ing roulette and other forms OF gam
bling. That the games were lix,.
and the cards stacked against the
players does not seem to enter into
the question. II is question of NOR
ais.
The display Of moving pictures OF
the Johnson-Jeffrles championship
fight by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wild
ener OF Philadelphia to an immense
party of friends and the showing Of
. duplicate OF films by Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Brooks at dinner dance
and skating carnival seems TO have
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Acting az his own counsel and 5it
ting alone al the attorneys table
Wilson brought out all the testimony
wiih telling effect and conducted his
cas' IN mastery manner. Then
when he took The witness stand him.
sell proved calm aud resourcefuI aud
answered questions readily and 1e
curaIely Magniicently did he meet
The extremely trying ordeal. durns
Witch he had to tell facts ana incl.
dents of So and 40 years ago
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F1ees Home and
q q q q q|
Fortune 80 Y ears
Then John Wilson. Jr., Returns. Proves Identity
According to Fathers Will, and is Awarded
$4,000 Estate of Father

Tecumseh, Neb. Aug lS---John viii
son. after more than thirty years "
travel going farther ANA farther
away as bis father. SEQ" Wilson,
learned of l.is Whereabouts has
proved his title "a the Wilson estite
and won $50. COO when two weeks
more would have placed land, naics
aud mortgages beyond his reach
Tweniyf0ur questions written by
his father. now dead were answered.
practically correct the court held him
io be the fightiul heir. while Donald
knnebufg. James Knnebnrg aal
Duncan Black. nephews. saw small
fortune slip from their hands They
VIII not contest the courts decision
When John Wilson came here fro.a
Houston Tex. two months ago there
was extreme doubt that he was the
'ghifal heir ALMOST Eve years had
elapsed since the death OF $500
John Wilson, and In two weeks the
estate would have gone 10 the KIN
nebures and Elacks People ttongllt
the Texas man had been gathering
evidence to nut in his claim at the
last minute.
Mrs. Wilson explained the delay AZ
follows.
Wien my husband was ord rel
away from home by his father he dis-
played true Scotch stubbornness and
determined never TO return Ne irieo
to put the past into oblivion and FOR
get all about his life IN Nebraska. r.
gave up law to become n rnilrfril en-
eIneer and worked on many roads
Every time he learned ala flth y
had obaintd trace OF him he would
30 farther away. From place to nlace
he travelled covering Missouri. kans-
rs, Illinois and other states IN 1851
We were married IN Texas Later wn
went to Houston TO live For twents.
three Years that has been our homs
W. Wilson was an engineer Oh the
Southern Pacific.
My husband often told me OF hts
hoyhood days and his old associates,
but gave me the impression he was
raised Missouri When read abou.
the fortune awaiting John Wilson
there he deemed embarrassed, bu.
claimed he WAS not the man Later
re told me ~ was the long lost s1HY
bnl thai he would moi accept his faith
er's money and hc remained firm "a
his resolve until be had very seri
Gus Illness and We persuaded him 4,
come here and claim what his par
eHs desired he s,oald have"
When tie verdict came 1t sea
ifefday. AZ t0ll in tse Gnal editions u
/ The kansas City Post Wilton cried
for 10y lie Was embraced BY maas
% his friends.
Well, IL people woaldnt beIier
sflai atorg they wouldn't believe thal
4 Christ rose from The dead.Nas a tspi
zeal expression heard among group
who discussed the verdict OF Jane.
Livingstone. A few sc ara ago every
one believed John Wilson was dead
and appearing az he did onls a fer
weeks before expiration Of the tim.
~ which claim could be made, this
iran vas doubted and mistrusted or
80. asass a. IA at. Dul nue us lsvAl
skeptleal haye been convinced.
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The Monarch Dry Goods CO. :1. s. 3 H.. s.s; e.

the city, would be called dens. nothing
more or lees. The women who care
for that sort OF thing are never re.
fined or cultured
The prizefight pictures are brutal
lzirg and any woman who would look
at them would probably enjoy good
bull fight, and do not ieel that
there Is much difference between the
two
Atmosphere Is Moro clded.
As a matter 81 Fact The men fight
ers arc worse. I, Is natural Tor ami
mals To become antagpnistic toward
each other when they get out in the
open. but men are supposed to have
become civilized enough by now TO
have passed beyond chat brute stage.
"'rhe height of ambition among
most OF these women seems 10 be to
spend money lavishly on gowns.
houses and entertainments. frequent
vulgar places night after night and
gamble AT bridge and roulette tables.
Ny opinion of society women at
Newport ard certain sections Of New
loik Is that lhey vie Win each Oiner
Is setting rapid pace. 10 be sure,
they set themselves up as phianthro-
pists and upllfIers, but they would do
much more good II they would set a
personal example Of right living and
right thinking
Thee society women are doing
The same sort OF things that the wom-
en- IN the slums are d0iag, only on q
higher scale AMI In more gilded at
mosphere Perhaps these society
women are more beautiful or have
more beautiful gowns, speak a finer
language have 4 more beautiful stage
seiting-b but Stripped OF all their sur
roundlngs and flnery, their deeds and
acil9ns gre practically the same"
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actentuated the situation.
II Is admitted on all SIDES that these
remarkable diversions OF society, RI
valing the famous 'mokey parties"
and mild forms OF amusement in
dulged in by the so-called smart set
some years ago, indicate that some
kind of tralformation is In progress
IN society.
The smoking OF cigarettes and the
drinking of cocktails by society wom-
en- haze been roundly condemned by
some. Others fearlessly maintain
that such habits are matters of pri.
vate business, with which the public
has no right to interfere. Whether
or not gambling and the viewing OF
prize fight pictures may be placed in
the same catagory is a moo,ed ques-
ton.
Leaders Aroused
At all events leaders OF thought
everywhere seem 10 have been arous-
ed over the situation.
From Buffalo comes a strong de-
nunciation ot the women who parti-
cipated. in the Narragansett Pier
gambling raid. II Is from Mrs. Bob
Keating. president of the Century
club. and leader OF the Buffalo smart
set. Mrs Keating, after rraalGg the
accounts of the raid said:
ITO my grep disgust | have real
Of this gambling raid. 1t only occurs
to me- that those who SOW usually
reap. Such society women can not ex-
peci greater e,emency from the police
than the women to whose level they
drag themselves
Clergy men in Newport, who depend
very largely for support upon society
people of wealth. were very wary in
expressing opinions. They all know
VI the exhibition OF the fohnson-Jeff.
ries fight pictures on the lawn of the
pinard cottage Monday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Wldener with at least
$50 guests from all parts OF the cot
tage settlement, besides 2cO other
people who stood outside the lawn
to eaiDy the sport. while patolman
Daniel Segrue stood guard 20 prevent
ans attempt TO break over the fences
into the grounds Indeed the show
ing Of the prize fight pictures Is thu
talk OF Newport Many people de
nonnced il as degrading pastIme
ion ssciety folk, while others were
/ very frank In conIessing their disap
pointment al missing the show
Called no Better Than
Women of Slums.
A drastic criticism Of those whf
Witnessed the display OF pictures
comes from Mira Christine page. wife
of DR. Frank Wlltred Page of Mari
bcro street, Boston prominent in ed
4 ucational work and most ibiie spir
tied woman. She declares emphati
cally that the 1ociety women VIII.
witness prize fight pictures sno spend
their time gambling in club houses ar
no better than the women OF the
slnms. She says:
There are many kinds oi society
people but the so-called smart sci
seems t. be compose Of more or lesl
vulgar people who spend their dry
and nights in frivolous doIngs and
high living
= sec ely konan Is not necessar
ily cultured woman. She l3 mors
ilIksis 60 be Of the yulgarly rich typ.
who spend large percentage of fheil
.tiigse - z.s..t ,,.,.s p.a .s,...9.s.s.ia. i. !
tfIfle removed to another section o
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30 #. Bou,eLs

Biggest organ of the body the
..owels-ano the most important
It's gotto be looked after neglect
,eans suffering and years Of
Misery. 5CARETS help
iature keep every part OF your
,owels clean and strengthen
aey act right means health to
our whole body. al
cAacARpTe nc tox fer week 'sfrest-
"A ~ q s,.ss4a sAlaAf tA ~
The word = .4i...cn ly<es month
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Christian Church.

Corner Ash aud East Noble. two
locks north Of Carnegie library
7. l.. Noblitt, A. NJ. NJ. d.. minister.
Hes. 70s East Oklahoma. Phone 671.
Because Of Dr Noblltt's absence
Elder j. T Ovens VIII occupy the pul.
pi both morning and evening Morn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13
FIFTY CARS OF MELcls
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
Chickasha. Okla. Aug Grady
comfy farmers have SO Tar this year
shipped o;er iifty cars Of melons
The little towa of Alex. easr Of this
city. has ehirped SIX ears Of fine big
Melons this week. The melons are
all sold T. o. b hrre. A melon grow
ers assoc alton hss been formel and
next yesr an even greater acreage
will be planted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13

Dysentery is a dangerous disease
but can be cured. Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
has been successfully used in nine
epidemics OF dysentery. II has never
been known 10 fail. II Is equally val
liable for children and adults, aud
when reduced with water and sweet
ened. Il Is pleasant to take. Sold by
all dealers.
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y W IITtFFtFIts
First Kcader, Daniel M Myers. -
sergicesi II A. a.. Sunday school 10
:. NJ. Wednesday. L. MIG N
BROAD street
Reading Room IN rear OF church;
ipen daily from 70 r. H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13

Trinity Episcopa' Church.
3OS East Noble avenus.
Rt Rev. Or. Brooke, Bishop
Rev A B Nicholas. Rector
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
sundN School. 9.l5 a. ~
Service and sermon II o. IN. at The
.hurcl
Evening service omitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13
Corsets

Bear these four essentials in mind when YOU
buy Corset-syIr. fiji, comfort and service
II YOU wear a Henderson Corset you are sure
Of all these good qualities Henderson Corsets
are made to fit every style Of figure and are
especially constructed to withstand the hard
est wear without affecting The shapelncss Of
lhc garment. Our excellent 81 80 Corset that
has gained us such great reputation, we are
going to sell for oSc If you want to be Ger.
rain Of good corset for little money, just buy
Our model No, 2la This Corset reg h0n
uarly sells iorI5c, on sale at .s.,,.,. fJG
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ing theme: Bookkeeping evenins
theme: Why We Should Believe lfle
Bible"
Mlslc by chorus aud orchestra each
service. Strangers are especially TO.
'lted and will be given the welcome
of Christians BY the congregation.
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Firs, aap,ls, Church.

First Baptist Church.
Corner Noble aud Vine.
Sunday school 9:45 a. IN. J. G, TEN
pleton, superintendent
u d. n., sermon by pastOr.
y. m Young Peoples meeting
Leon Wiley, Pres
iss Mantle Roach. choir leader.
Evening sermon al d. m. Great
Women OF the Bible.
Good music and welcome 10 all.
MRS LIZZIE HALSTED,
Church Missionary
T.. ID CAMERON Pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Of East Noble aud Broad
sunfai school at 9:45 q m
Public service at II q. m
Glass meeting 12.l5 .. IN.
Junior League $3.50 D. N.
Epworth league Z . NJ.
Glass meeting 500 D. N.
Evening service AT s D. m.
Unfed prebysierIon Church
One block north Of library.
Evening service at 8 y. m
Sabbath school AT 10 d. m.
Preaching service IL a. m.
lonng Peoples Meeting 500.
* cordial invitation to all
Y. z. G. Il ut Z ,. m
y FRED q. WRIGHT, Pastor.
-~-~-------a-.s
West Side Methodist Church
Corner West Noble aud 1lth street
0unday seAooi, > ~.
Junior league at 2:3O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13

.sDo ossn'f Know One Note from Anoth.
ef, bur Plays Like a Music Master.
a mIsical genius from Chicago has Just in.
ssntsdsa wonderful system Whereby anyone
pr,learn to play the Piano OF Organ In hour.
Win this. new method you don't have to know
bne note tlvm another. yet In an hour OF prac-
dee you carNpe playing the popular music with
III the hngefs of both hands rand playing it
well. The Invention Is 50 simple that even a
child can now master music without costly
instruction. Any one can have this new me-
9hod 10 examine merely BY asking Simply
write. saying Send me the Easy Form Music
Method As announced ia fsfss nsni< OF his psrerj
Tx compiete book and system will then be
shipped 10 you. al charges prepaid. with 100
p5eces Of muoic.
'You Keep II seven days 70 thoroughly prove
Il = III that u clain,td for Il, tt.en II you ere
satisfied. send as 81 50. and one dollar month
until = - Id Ill y pad. II teu are not De-
lighted with Il ship Il bsck In seven dnys ct
sessv ssspenss STATE nufnnsr u .eiAite ktys
.on your piano o. organ, Adorees hs=y be<xDoo i
l1vsle Co. ~ clrrkpon Eldg., Chs 6o, ~
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THE CHURCHES
First presbyterIan Churoh

First Presbyterian Church
Corner Noble aud Division.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott ID. D.. Pastor
Sunday School. 9.45 a. m.
Morning ami afternoon services a.
he regular hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13

Holy Catholic Church
Corner OF Warner aud Elm.
Mass at 7.30
Mass at 1890
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NJ. e. Church, South

X Ab0rnathy Pastor.
Services az the regular hours
Ice water. palm-leaf fans Welcome
! N expecting you there.
JOHN X. ABERNATHY.
paafOr
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M[A0uNG IN LOUISVILLE
[By Assnciated Press.l

L0uIsyIlle KY, Aug. l2-JOscPl
Vending reached Louisville this
morning and was taken to the city
hall There was no demonstration.
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sermon az II q. m
FpEorti league at Z .. IN.
Evening service at 3 p. III
~ Are cordially invited.
II. w LEWIS.
Pastor.
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Cnnnrenatlnnal Church

Congregational Church
Corner Warner and Sth 81. 4
Isaac Goodman. pastor.
Sunday school al 10 q. IN.
Sermon at II a. m.
Evening service al 8 D. N.
Y. r s. c. T. at 7:i5 .. N.
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Kinonas

We want TO call your attention to the beau
tiiu kimonas We are showing This week IN
Our window
Long Kimonas, made OF neat Kmona pas
tern lawns, trimmed with plain color N1 EEl
satecn, worth $500, this sale .... v IiJU
Long kimonas, made OF neat kmona pat
tern challey and lawns, neatly trim On Ef1
med, So so value, this sale ....... %ZiJU
Long Kmona, made of serpcntine crepe
with silk cord belt aud extra large sleeves
trimmed with plain color satin and silk .
$3.50 and $500 values all going CO or
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Waists
Beautiful Lawn and Lingerie Waists. coz
worth S 90 for Observation-Disclosures. uJG
$50 Waists made Of Lawn Lingerie and
Swiss. piled high on table N front Of 0Qn
main aisle. Your choice .s.........JU JUL
Tailored Waists. plain, peated and fancy
embroidered Linen Waists, S2.5o C1 ca
Silk Waists. made Of tafiela and suisenc
silks. also Jap silk and China silk Waists
500 value. III. sale S2.95
$500 and $50. value. ii, ..,. $685.
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FREE TO YOMY SISTER e.: r. 70. ~ =.s.. ..:

know woman's 5 sufferings.
have found the cure.
/ win mail free q any charge. my hons tresls
ment with full instructions to any sufferer from
woman's almenta. l want 10 tell oil women about
this scureyou my reader for yourself yolr daughter.
your mother. or your sister ! want to tall you how
TO cure yourselves at homo without the help Of =
doctor. Men cannot understand womcn's suheriyuTs-
What we women know from experience, We know
ment Is safe and sure cure for Lcucorhoes q
Whtlsh discharges. liberation. Displacemsnt ox
Failing Of tic " omb, proiuse, ScAnty Painful
Periods. Uterine or Ovarian Tumors or 0ro~thst
also pains In the head, back and bowels, bearing
down feelings nervousness, creeping fcsllnx up
the spine, melanehoiy, desire ~ cry. hot uashes,
~earness, kidney and bladder troubles where
caused BY weaknesses peculiar 70 oar sex.
4 want 70 send you complete ten days 6eat.
ent entirely Tree to prove % you that you can ca1a
yourself at homa. easily. quickly and surely. Ne
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you
shAntw
hwy will
MEDICAL ADVISER with explanatory Illustrations hcwns
cssst
haaf
S' ns 'ns
and Painful o. Irregular hns''nn IN aoss
dhesth
s Home Isssmfss % g. sss @ ss sassa ~ s S I @ VS.
=, sas. - \. svvasSrEs, vsAi SeutI Bend, lndss US
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Panama Skirts. well made, good STYLES and
are worth much more money but Tins line OF
Skirts at $e.0s is the broken lines OF our S3os
S4os. $5y5 lines, about rs Skirts in Q1 OK
this nt, now 70 goat ............ WZiJO
Beautiful Panama Skirts, made fill and
oyersa late model will surprise YOU CO OK
Thissale Observation-Disclosures. .TJiJJ
Chiffon Panama, Skirt pleated and over
8 st'.'s'ss. I, ras. ssn y, 1"1''"+ & 4''. S495
Our line Of Skirts at S5g5 and $boS are
the same Skirt you will SEE IN other stores
shown at $3.50 and $1,000.
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Petticoats

PethcoatS
Extraordinary values are being made this
week in Ladies lleaIherbloom Petlicoats. Our
line IS very complete, comprising many differ
ent styles One style OF Skirt is very hand
some, made with a deep embroidered flounce.
made good and full; worth a. 1E
$500 for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wIiJJ|
Another Sktt that is noted for lis wearing
qualities; is also very good. This Skirt Is
made with a deep ilounce with handsome in
serton set in; worth $3.50 O. c0
- - - '''' '''t' 'r' '.s.t.s... ..,t..,,Y INV
One big assortment Of Petticoats, good and
full, nice deep flounce made OF excellent no.
material worth 81 SO for ........ Jul |