davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-06-03
M STER rOR RRRtrE RiTrLE.
Head II EnlNIned Reads Take COunseI
With Each Othrr shippers Meet Too.

CHICAao june Chicago railroad
heads with their rounse held con-
ference to-day IN the oftirc IT President
Z y Ripley of The santa % ~ plau a de-
fence against tlsa action II the Govern
nent hacked 10y he shippers. n prevent
a wholctale advance ~ freight rates in
the West
Rail chiefs tram" managers and other
representative NJ 10" tNcnty-hvr roads
enjoined from putting into force AN ad-
vanCed schedule NJ rates have engaged
rev counsel 10 eId their regular rttorneys
n NJ Louis Tomorrow in their sut
against TIE Government
The question nf answering tine miunr-
ton proceedings Wa disris.,d a. to- day
conference The advisabihty ~ charg-
ing the advanced rates the inorpAan IN
. b. held - charge against The shipper
on shipments accepted pending final
decislon was also considered Joint
conference n railroad counsel viii l,e
held here Tomorrow whom a legal DO
fence will be outhned
Meantime the Old rata operates on al
the lines hl' nv m" unexpected action
of the Government Shipments accerted
yesterday which werr held M fRmpo-
rsrly. were received and sant on their
way TO-DAY
date for tha hearing ot the ease wi.
10 set tomorrow ~ - LOUIS Neal-
time shippers from all points ~ tho
Wet are .n , hinago ~ urge the widening
Of the SCOT" o: prosecution against tla
railroads
MeetinR- ~ shippers Ferr held through
out the day Nth ~eorefarr Glenn Of the
Illinois Nanuf8r .urars Association lf
vas finally decided 20 fo0i tla '.a 'arG
shippers with circulars naIl1E fhe~ 'l
arms. More than lsvI ~ ths-e rlrru.
lars were printed for di-,~inutInn Iu the
Fast. wlerp 'he railroad usve ought g.
advance the rates
The circular is no The form 0f rIsE
b. The Eastern shippers 90 urge 'h'..
Representatives 100 both uranrhsg 0l
tongress to and ~ preventing M" rail-
roads from advancing rate. before. 'nr
proposal has HN"u thoroughly .1Hsiiernd
bv tha Ini"rztat" Commerce t1wWI sypn
The sun., 1910-06-03
POLITICM ~ WE " mNGtRI
tSN eFnmrnI Wins BIS NlrIOTy ~ the
ElrrtSRs kOssnth Men Beaten

N1friH '1H' Drfr srH o. AHt ST.
NIENNA. June TIE political chaos
which long disorganized Hungary seems
20 have been ended hv the elections Just
hald. which gave the Government a great
victory Some r'ball1ts an necessary
hut definite returns equivalent ~ SIX
zevenths of m" Who'll" fur1i7h OBJ" n"w
national working party. under Premier
Count Khuen Hcdeyarv With a majority
~ rs over all others ana ms tr' Ifs Dr'-
d1wiuanr"
The chief losers are the followers ~
Kossuth Opinions differ A. 90 whether
the result is due more to the great official
pressure eNertcd IN the constituenc ies
or to a revuision 1T feeling. indicating
reluctance 20 continue the fghf sgainsi
{ he crown
The sun., 1910-06-03
M mon REJrCTN WDIlrmN.
Wakes Z OndiI lSns IN International Pro-
posaIs Nhlrh Peru CanT Nrrrpt

"p'I' Hh.f bfspHth .I 7 ~ ~tN
loNDON June 2 The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Times >lys that Ecua-
dor has refused O. scu"pt the offer of
mediation made by the United State-
Brazil and Argentina IN her boundary
dispute with Peru except on TAO con-
ditlon~ that tn- medintors guarantee
the suspension IT SPANS arbitration IN
the matter and thar Colombia he heard
IN the eventual negotiations
Il Is Impossible for the mediatorS or
Peru 10 accept these gondiuon- which
imply lack II consideration for Spain
which was asked to at ~ arbitrator "a
the dispute In oiinal circles Il is thought
that a peaceful solution Is impossible Il
Ecuador persists in her attitude
The sun., 1910-06-03

General will want b. know - whether
there waa q formal ne~ting and aGree'
msnt AMONG the ofiCeTs u this COMMITTEES
a. Ia he case II the Western Trunk Tine
committee n there was the Department
~ Justice NAV move against thrfn
IN the case of the kAsieru trunk lines,
hoNty"~, each railroad died ~ ~ n srard
uls There wa- nothing unusual in thi-.
a. % never has been the custom ~ N" h,g
reads ~ the Past jo aCt through q -lugl"
aEru' iu the matter Of hlutG rates Their"
vE. pI"Tfy Of ryiis,irv iu the schedule.
however. tha' the railroads q. l,'~' hai
'e'n mighty guud garrsFr> r regard -
ono anUthsr'- ratt- A. ui tIr If"f't-s-r
were practically IDENTICAL lg th" vl." ui
the Eastern roads % Suuii h" much NOR"
diaiHIi Toe the Department % ln~ii'"
O. prove an ont and uui violation "i in"
sherman antitrust laN lna-murh A. There
II nu yyIisur.. "Nvspf -Iuh a- apo" 49,
Though a comparison ut ths schedules
AmoUg th- Eastern hu", who's" rLte-
we're rr,Irird TO-DAY were The New
York Central 'hn pa.u-vI,Lnll. lu'
lehwarr lar'l4RAH.H and Western.
the Boston and Mann. r1' tr". m New
York New Huyau aut Hartford. ih.
i..hirh Valley. fHa Il..d"Inlu aus
Reading tho R,fuUr" and uhln. tl"
kanywhl Di-pafrT. Iuriu'ug in" 'n.-t.
geakr and ONO and 90" Norfolk aud
Western and tu' Merchants AMI Miners
Trpn. plrf tfIt. Ura IHssrr Hr" uur
dnuht.dlv other Eastern rnIt- included
In the lists hird With ths commission.
hut ,hs ,nrufrr.-Ipu If,F't W1- 80 com
pletav bIrIat m Iu" talugo to-day that
they wnr- not Abb. "r"I tu MAX" com
pietp l,t ot Inc rDtaa Olt timers ,ly
that no such situation has ever before
confronted the commission
The rates ilst with %" commission
IN ;his --latest hat.H will not 60 into efsc.
until tine a,.Iy pfft Ut July Betor' that
time m" AirIUt-i alton railroad hrll
u h expected vii. n. on tl' statute books
That It'll Cu1aIu, q provision giving the
Interstate commerce Commission an.
thoritv g. ~u-u,1d any IHrr'a-. M rates Tor
eleven months p"rtlug an investigation
into their reaSHna nl'p.>s -u thti 70 may
he az least matter pI q year before the
new rates 20 into effect
Il II believed here thtt rhs railroads
comprising the Western Trunk time
Corwittea Vill 3t's'Uur within th" neat
few davs If tnav have not already don So
individually tu u'H nedu'e- NJ the IN
crea sss which have r-an .n Joned by the
FEDERAL ~ourt IN fh' ground ~ violation
of the sherman antitrust law Il ~
doubted however. n the Federal InJunC-
tinn can ha a,atat iu tNI, way
The railroads comprising the lhigago
and OHIO River tommlfts-, which filed
their rats- TO-DAY. are tIa RI aII.more and
Ohio Southwestern the chicago and Alton
the Chicago and Ea-tsrN Illinois. the
Chicago and EUn On. Chicago, Cincinnati
and Louisville the Chicago Indiana and
Southern. the chicago. Indianapolis and
Louisville. N, Chicago Southern. the
'CinCinnqu Hamilton and Dayton, th"
Cleveland. inCiu1su Chicago and ~
LOUIS. the Evansville and Ierre haute
the lake Fire ani Western. the Illinois
Central tho Pitt-nurg Cincinnati. Chi
cago and ~ l.ow- fh" ~ lous and
Louisville lines Of the Souihrrr the
Vandala and tha Waua-1
The sun., 1910-06-03
saws TrtD FtnIRF.
Nobadl Around Whcn the CslIrrIors
~tartrd In TO tsrt tlr NsRei

RANGNuk. Jun" The recent GOV.
ernmsnial deere" imposing q head tax
IN the natives has resulted ln fasco
The nsws .uread like Vildfrr The on
rial- were ~ start tho collection ~ the
tax ye-. rrd,y but found the markets.
shops ard hIsIn"-s generally stopped
m" oppon'nts ~ tle tax hav" decided %
resist Irs collection IN q peaceful manner
The sun., 1910-06-03
Yacht Winchester Rsaehss Ihe 1ssrrs.

SptoIi Crbis Dsspnrh 10 rHF SUN
PONrA DFLGADA. AZORES, June , The
steam Yacht Winonester belonging 70
Peter Winchester Rouss Of New York has
arrived here from ueenztOWn after two
previous attempts tO reach the United
States She was iOwed by a powerful
Liverpool tug She ~ bound for Charles
The sun., 1910-06-03
STREET CAR UPSETS "A 10.
NOsormaR SAYS Injured vine Imnsr,,,
Ignored thc warning Gang

Peter Rossi. a wine importer " I'm
Hughes avenue. was thrown from M.
yesterday when the marhins
was struck by a trolley oar a. Bathsst.
avenue and lsath street. Ros-l was -,
to Fordham Hospital. The machine N,
and partly wrecked. R,chawl
motOrmRn of the clI aid th,t
ROssi ian on the tracks despite the ringiB,
Of the trolley cars gong.
The sun., 1910-06-03
hlnE a.sorrr Greet, pear,

>psuT CH|s DsSDHsl 10 THE srS
LONDON. June ? Commander Robert
= Pearv, accpmps d Nv Ambassador
Reid had an audience OF half an hour
this morning with King George The
King was very much interested IN tho
aEDiorrrs narration n the details ~ the
polar voyag"
The sun., 1910-06-03
No, Bu, Ing 80 Many ante. Abroad

AppraiseT Wanmaker reports that tho
appraised value of imported precious
stones and pearls here for Nav is s. M.
0s2 %. ~ compared with g. .Gsa. 2i3 %
in May. 1893 and SiGa. t5tsS in May. 1875.
One hundred automobiles of the total
appraised value II s.2S2 10 were i'm
ported In May. in comparison with 1870
cars. valued az SSSs go 10. in May 1879
and %. valued az t23s l22 ~, IN May. IpOs.
The sun., 1910-06-03
DC IN alrssl "E, srlnr snn. /.

The Wall Street edition oG TIVE EywyrNa
srN contains al ihe financial. news ana
the stock ard hOnd quotations n the rlou.
u the market The closing nuo,ations
lnciuding ihs hid and asl ed prices. with
additional news matter. arm contained also
~ the night edition " THE EyENIEs suH.
The sun., 1910-06-03

rnfr.| THf NffEt'|H % IuE NrN
BFLtN. June Abraham Eierwei-s.
who yesterday rhrew q can ~ beans A. he
Crown Prince. has Deen plac csd IN an Insa ne
asylum ~ Dalldurf
The sun., 1910-06-03

Hpsr.U rr,'r DTspH-t ro IHE Ey
Row June slight bat repeated
earthquake shocks we're felt to-day az
Lafferana mile from santa Nerna in
me Mount Elna regIon The population
are 900 a state of panic
The sun., 1910-06-03
NJ .sIon NrdnI fer Palnllnr

r,.,I DI1r Dstp.'F 20 IHr SIS
PARIS June ? The Jury Of the French
Salon has awarded the grand medal for
sculpture 20 VI larche No medal
~ awarded This year for painting
The sun., 1910-06-03
INDEaTNKERs

FRANE y. CAu PuEtL- 1fI-7ta " ~ -
Chapes. Ambl,aurc services. Tel. iazt C7sliA
The sun., 1910-06-03

SrEPlrN " now announrrs hs rrms,ai
Of b. LAW UtTfiF rom ~ WaH sweet io ~
ah ~. Prone 175i Madison square
The sun., 1910-06-03
ADVERTIsIsO MEN WANTED.


We want trtinei men uuN uiung 10 Woi
ihmiliar With me rHdr naprr snd dirrrtiT' AL
'rrtislnr uim We uant mrn % Wurh on e
4iHaIrhI uummil,s Ion hasI. aud aIr uTrfing a
"uunII H,luI hrrrtDIofr unhrari OF and right
r.ru-s Ihr t1unt-r iDn ~ NnH uaHf dIaNtng
arruuH uT saiarN and con. ..uI.slon uuu an rar.
u.s aI,rrtigrrtrut We saut wrn raplhh OF
helping Us % nHhr
THE ALCOLM-TRON RED BOOK
one standard rr rrrnr# nuuh Cd % su'-s 'H'uuFh
nlI thr Z 20 fru Nfatrr We HNHr blr l.upusI
'u1 We Ntuf 70 strtuHuu NJ uifn BIZ W"u We
IIv NI'Iiul 10 ua. IIFu bE Wur'F
I' b uu nfv rrAI urnilU,rf rail- 90 Ua. uNI nlrA-f
iluH come if NoI ore uU. " Iaf huI mnhr NIW
hr 10 IrulHu Lon fu NutI trT urpIlgr un thr
mot ubrral commission DO. ,N ever 0frrru uh
The kEc,f combination iH 'ur u.r,u'uH bI-inr-r
THE ALCOLM-TROW RED BOOK
...Ir cr rar sen 1nUr %. .H'ruronf l'Hn uIshafh
rN fr-nu no
The TrOw Directory Company.
2O2 East i2lh Sc.
The sun., 1910-06-03

The Nisc0unt Chelsea wps horn ln 1873.
tho only son end the sixth child II the
isia Nisruunt Chelsea Who died in 1917
lhrs N'sroUnf WIS the second -pn and
h",r n the Egr ~ Cadog7n The new
heir fhe Hon Capt Gerald Oakley born
"a lSGg third son Il the Earl
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
METHODIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Servioes eacn Sunday as follows, 10 d. m. sunday school II D. m Public N or ship 8 D. m. Junior League 7:l5 D. m, Ep- worth League p. m Esening worship 4 cordial invitation to worship with u, Strangers always welcome
 GEORGE N. BATY. :. . Supt'
 CLYDE P METCALF Pastor.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
A WORD ABOUT
 SHORTHAND

The following extract of letter received from Mr. Paul Conant, clinical reporter of the California State Hospital at Patton, Califor- mia. is self explanatory:
 "I do not know at what speed l am writing now as have never timed myself, but have been able to take all the dictation from the doctors, and to take down different investigations which occur here from time to time. without having to call down any of the speakers, and am able to read my notes with out any difficulty whatever. The State Board held an investigation here the other day, and was able to get 1t all and had no trouble in transcribing it. "
 This man by taking his spare time for study, concluded short hand course in about three months, and at the end of which time he was able to take an ordinary letter dictation from the physicians of the hospital.
 A month or two later he was able to take the various clinical investi- gations and do the general clincial reporting.
 Now considering the fact this man was about forty years of age. and the fact that clinical reporting has peculiar difficulties of it's own and very difficult terminology, the above letter is more than a mere recommendation It is sign of victory-vietory over the six months study of rules, exceptions to rules, hundreds of word signs and contractions. It means that after a weeks study of the Light ening Legible Shorthand that pu- pil can begin to write actual short hand and with a few suggestions now and then will be able to write the most difficult words in the Eng fish language, and what is more to the point. will be able to read it..
 The Shorthand course prepares you for the following Civil Service positions-Stenorgaphy and type writing. forest clerks and depart mental clerks. also for any steno- graphic position in the commercial field.
 Watch for a continuation of this subject next week. %
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
SlOO Reward, $lOO

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all It's stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being constitu- tonal disease, requires constitutional treat ment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby distroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the pa- tient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing it's work The proprietors have so much faith in It's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address r. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. Q.
 Sold by all Druggists. a c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY
AnYENTisI CHURCH

sabbath School Service at 2 D m Bible Study at g. Prayer meeting Thursday evening i3g Bible studl sunday evening Ut S o'clock Al! are welcome tn attend these services.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
How He Got Even.

A travelling man who shutters spent all afternoon in trying to sell a grouchy business man a bill of goods and was not very successful.
 As the salesman was locking up his grip the grouch was impolite enough to observe in the presence of his clerks;
 "You must find that impediment in your speech very inconvenient at times
 "Oh, n-no," replied the sales man. Every one has his p-pe- culiarity. S-stammering is mine Whats yours?"
 "l'm not aware that have any," replied the merchant.
 "D-do you stir yyour coffee with your right hand?" asked the sales man.
 Why yes of course, replied the merchant, bit puzzled
 we'll" went on the sales man. that's your p-pceuliarity Most people use t-teaspoon.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
PUPIL OF HAYDEN TILLA
 LONDON, ENGLAND
Student Paris COnServatOTy,' Paris. France. Also LeipSis, Germany-Eight Years Expe- rience in Teaching, Chicago Auditorium.

Has opened class for the study of vocal and instrumental music. Pupils entering class during month of February will be received at reduced rates, the same to hold good during the current year.
 Reference from present pupils.
 Address Lock Box 4I4 Flag staff, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11

Don't put it off until some other time; it won take you but a moment. Mark your brands on one of these critters and send 1t in. If you want additional brands run we will have cuts made at reasonable prices.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
PRrSRYIERIAN CHuRCH

sabbath School 0;45 a. m. Morning Worship ll.O0 a. m Christian Endeavor 1:l5 D. m Evening Worship 500 D. m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at S;OO o'clock.
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
F L-AGST AZ CASH GR OCE BY
 N%ANNS%NNN

For your monday lunch the finest line of sausage ever brought into Flagstaff. Liver sausage, per ID. 35c Salami sausage, per ID. 35c Cervelat sausage, per ID. 3Sc Gotha sausage, per ID. .35c German Breakfast Cheese. German Hand Cheese. Limberger Cheese.
 Brick Cheese.
 New Lake White Fish 200 per lb.
 Aub ineau Brothers
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
BANK STATEMENT

Report of the condition of the Arizona Cen tral Bank at Flagstaff, in the Territory of Ari- lona. DC tue close Of business January Sl 1910
 REsOultCFs
The Coconino sun., 1910-02-11
cnuRcn of Inf MAINLY

Rev. Cypren aDre, Pastor From the first sunday of May til the first Sunday Of october Masses on Sunday are celebrated at 90 and 10 o'clock a m. Rosary and Beuediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 79U D. m.
 During the other months Masses nre ct s ano 10 So a. m. and the afternoon services are at p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Sale of Notions.

Harvard Blasting Cotton. 2o0-yard
spools. All numbers. Regular R0
ly Sc. 3 spools for. ............. "
Warren's Washable Collar Sup
porter Sets. with adjustable Ac
strips. Set. :...... w
Standard Sewing Silk. 4O0-yard
spools. good quality sewing silk
(black only. for machine or hand
sewing; equal to four regular 100
spools; made by the Oneida 1k~
Community. Special. ........F wv
Mohair Shoe Laces; regularly SC
pair; all lengths. Two pairs e.
Stocking Toe Protectors: neatly
made; seamless Naco cotton: pre-
vents stockings or socks wearing
through at the toes: all sizes. ~
Regular 1Oc kind. Pair. ....... IN
White Lawn Button-hole Strips:
readymade button holes on good
quality. white lawn; yard =.
lengths. Worth 1Oc. ......... ~
Featherstitch Braid; regular 1Oc
kinds; 6-yard pieces; in many =.
neat patterns. ................... ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
PROSPECT IS DREARY
Rain Tonight and Tuesday
Predicted by Weather Man.
BUT WEST WILL GET SNOW
May Day in the Capital 1deal-Sun.
shine and Spring Breezes Pre-
vail-Parks Thronged.

! Having Kfven the capital a May day
which was fully in keeping with all OF the
traditions Of tho opening OF the month
Of flowers, the weather man today holds
forth a dull and dreary prospect Tor
nearly all Of the remainder Of the week.
Rain tNnigft and Tuesday,. said he, IN
response to an inquiry this morning re-
Rardfng the probabilities for the imme-
date future: but. sven 80. the products or
the weather factory to he delivered In
this jurisdiction are not nearly so unsea-
scnaAle as are the shipments sent from
headquarters to be dumped upon the in
offending middle west. cold wave win
an accompaniment Of snow is In store for
the upper lake region. and the frost belt
lis expected to extend probably as far
1eouth as Missouri and Kansas. In 1act,
all Of the northern tier of western states
may fnd their spring crops hidden ne
meath a mantle of snow tomorro" morn
ing.
one end of the storm is advancing rap
idly toward the Atlantic seaboard TINS
afternoon, and 1t is prophes1ed that un
settled weather will be the portion OF
Washington ard the surrounding territory
Of Maryland and Virginia for most OF
the present week.
Parks Filled Yesterday.
May day In the capital was all that
the most exacting young miss. intent
upon displaying her newest spring gown
could require Sunshine and spring
breezes combined to form ideal weather
conditions, and all of the parks and the
Zoo were crowded with people all day
long, Every conceivable form OF We
hicie was transformed for the occasion
into a May day chariot. so that al OF
the most popular drives in Rock creek
Park and Potomac Park carried one con-
tinuous stream of moving automoD1ies,
family carry-alls and runabouts. In the
late afternoon hundreds OF parties. nome
ward bound from the more distant coun-
try points. rolled through the city streets
and nearly all of them were literally
laden down with snow white dogwood
branches, wild honeysuckie and other
towering shrubs indigenous to the soil
of the neighboring Virginia and Mary
land hills
Throngs on Foot.
The pedestrian brigade concentrated
in the Zoo and in Potomac Park, and
1t may safely be said that neither OF
these popular city resorts ever offered
accommodation to larger crowds. Con-
ditions were ideal on the Potomac river,
and the upper reaches Of the stream
along the Palisades were dotted with
craft Of every description. canoes, row
boats and the faster-moving motor
boats, during most OF the daylight
Altogether, May 1, 1910. proved it
self to be May day ideal In every
respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Gift Of Office Force.
Building Permits Issued

The following building permits were
issued today:
To Arthur F. Wood, for three two
story brick dwellings from 713 to Ill
10th street southeast; architect and
-. 500.
To Mrs. Marion Green. for two two
story frame dwellings at 1898 and 4SaO
Conduit road northwest: architect. G.. K.
Webb: builders. Payne & Dyer: esti-
mated cost. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

Womens Corset Covers of MAIN
SOCK and cambria: full blouse front:
trimmed with hemstitch-
ed ruh1es: sizes up to A.
Regular Csc values Sale WAC
III iCc -
Chtldren's Good Quality Muslin
Drawers. all seams felied Made
with hemstitched -ruff1es' and hem
stitching above ~rufIies: ---4----
sizes up to IL years. Reg -
uIar PC values. Sale sc
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Women's White Pettfooats, with
deep umbrella rufiles: trimmed with
lace. insertion and embroidery; ex-
ira dust rufie; all lengths. so
s.9s lar. 81" values /WC
Women's Cambria Drawers. with
embroidery. lace insertion and
tucked ruff1es: all <o
lengths. Regular SOC AWc
values Sale price ..
Chihren's Muslin Nightgowns.
with yoke of cluster tucks. and fin
ished with cambria rufiies around
neck and sleeves; sizes
up to 10 years. Regular ZNc
Csc values. Sale price 49,.
Children's Muslin Drawers. made
with rufies. hem and tucks; all
seams felled; sizes up to-
II years. Regular 15c /C
values. Sale price. ..........~ :
Women's Nainsook Corset Cow
ers. full blouse front;
trimmed with embroidery: 40
all sizes. Worth Soc. Sale ZVC
price. .........-.-- ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
SITS
Lo'ngcloth,
S 1 1 @

20 pieces Of Gen.
uine l m perial
English l. o n e.
cloth, fine, so IT
c h a m OILS finish.
full 80 In h e 9
wide. Warranted
TWELVE YDS.
to each piece.
One day, piece
at .......... 81. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
The May Sale of
MUSLIN Undergrad ents

AN annual event But greater broader more potent In
power
ecessor - 'DT' 90
heres marked improvement
icufar
women would make at home II economical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

Clark's o. n. T. Darning Cot.
ton. spools for.. Dc
Crowley's Blue Label Eng D.
hsh Needles: regular &c papers ~
Jet Head Mourning Pins. ~
Worth &c. Box. .......... ~
Sewing Machine Oil; large -
bottle; worth 15c. ..,.. ~
Scissors and Shears; nickeled steel
finish: all sizes. Worth up to IN
10c. Pair 1VO
Hair Rolls: - inches long; wash
able wool; all shades. 19c ~
value. Special. ............ 1NC
White Cotton Tape: 3-yard 4.
rolls; worth &c. 4C
Kings Basting Cotton: 5oO-yard
spools. Regularly &c. 3 1Oc
spools Tor. ................... 3VS
Nickeled Steel Safety Pins: one
dozen on card; sizes 1. 2 or 5: e.
cdTos ior. ~
Kirby Boards Wire Hair Pins:
straight or crimped; regular &c ~
papers. ~