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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-11
EnIrnR,s WIFE nIEs

Peeos, -exas, March 11.-Mrs. B. ]
Strickland, wife Of B. J. Strickland
editor of the Pecos Daily Times, died
here late yesterday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-11
MADERO CAPTURED

One Of those Orchard Park lots be-
fcre he left for Casas Grandes He
coaxed that man Tobin to let him. have
one on cash payment of ten dollars
and agreed to pay five dollars a. month
until he paid one hundred dollars, when
he is to get a deed to the lot
Madero promised not to tell Orozco
OF his purchase for fear that Orozco
might quit his job and hurry to Orch
ard Park to buy some lots before they
are all sold. Madero's lot will be on
exhibition Sunday; take Washington
Park car to park and walk one block
east to Tobin's branch office. Come
Sunday sure If you want to buy the lot
next to Madero's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-11
HOLE PROOF SOV

These are the sox that wear and give
the best satisfaction. We have large
line for both ladies and gents, $3.50
$500 and $500 box of 6 pairs.
Bryan Bros.
The evening world., 1911-12-04
CellulOidTOilet
Articles

No more desirable articles
for the dressing table can be
imagined than those made OF
heavy, handsomely appearing
and sanitary celluloid. Espe-
cially so, since the process Of
manufacture has been so
greatly improved. We show
in our Toilet Goods Section a
fine variety of these articles,
for mems and women's use,
which we will box neatly, if
requested, for Christmas gifts.
Hair Brushes, $3.50 to CATS.
Hat Brushes, $1.26.
Cloth Brushes, $1.S6 to $2.46.
Mirrors, $50 to $A.26.
Combs, 26c to 76c.
Manicure Articles, 26c to Soc.
Puff Boxes, 26c to salts.
Soap Boxes, 26c to SOC.
Pomade Boxes, 20c to Soc.
Nail Buffers, soc t6r$1.,
Military Brushes. $2.76 to 80
pair.
Bonnet Brushes, S6c.
Infants Brushes, soc to Soc.
Complexion Brushes, Toe.
Glove S~tretchers, 60c to TIC.
Hand Mirrors, extra size, beveled
plate glass, special at $1.76.
Napkin Rings, with initial, 26c
The evening world., 1911-12-04
POLICE DOG ROUTS
Sc FAMILIES FROM
BURNING HOUSES
FRAT" Runs Up Stairways and
Through Railways Loudly
Barking the Alarm.

RAT" a Belgian police dog attached
20 policeman Frank Frazer Of the Park
W.T. station. Brooklyn. enacted the role
Of NE saver early this morning and
baked an alarm that routed out thirty
six families In tenement houses endan-
gered by q $4,000 fire at the corner of
Thirteenth avenue and Forty-nrst street,
Brooklyn.
The IRE started In the pool parlor Of
Louds Schafrer. occupying the second
ooor above Nos. HOl-4lo9 Thirteenth ave.
ma and No. 1904 Forty-frst street. The
lower Hours were occupied by Joseph
Aorowdts. candy; Louis Lipschitz, fruit;
Asrrts siller. dry goods; Morris Auer-
bach. paper bags. and others, and are
owned by Helmer & Aulger OF rortieth
street and Third avenue. Brooklyn. The
origin OF the fire Is unknown.
Fraser saw the blaze at Q o'clock.
ASter turning In the alarm he began
ssadtng Rat" his side partner for n
year. into the Railways Of the adjoining
tenement houses to give the alarm.
The dog bounded up one stairway af-
Ger another. barking until he had
aroused the occupants. Twelve families
were brought out Of ono building and
fwsnty-four out OF the three-story tene-
msnts at Nos. 13cs-l3os Forty-frst street.
Three alarms were turned In before
The nrsmen. under Deputy Chief Kelly,
got the IRE under control. Many win.
dows were broken by the intense heat.
Live electric wires added to the diff
nufty until the Edison company cut
nhOm down.
The evening world., 1911-12-04
SNOW!
Rubber Boots and
OUershOes in Plenty
at GimbeLs.

Two splendidly equipped sections
for the various sorts OF protective
footwear for snowy city streets and
country roads.
On the Second Floor
Rubber Boots, from knee to
hip length, for men, women and
children, including storm King"
Boots.
Arctics, one, two, four and six
buckle, for men; 3 and 6 buckle,
and 8 and 10 button, for women and
children.
Alsskss, or cloth-lined and cloth
covered Rubbers, for men, women
and children.
Storm Rubbers, also Low Rub
bers, Footholds and Eversticks for
everybody.
White and Tan Rubbers for
women and children.
First Qualities only, at most
moderate prices.
In the Subway Store, Balcony
Less expensive grades Of all Rub
Der Overshoes and Boots and in
addition a fine stock of
Rubber Clothing, including
Rubber Shirts, Sou'westers, Slickers
Oilskns, Rubber Hats and Rubber
Gloves.
The evening world., 1911-12-04

per finish, 3-pt. size, side handles.
regularly 81, at s..
Oval Mahogany Trays with glass
center, brass handles, reg. 50, at 81,
Round Mahogany Trays, for cock
tail sets, with glass top, inlaid center,
regularly S6, at S..
Toast Racks, copper finish, hold 6
slices, regularly $3.50, at 50.
Artificial Ferns for table decorations,
iull size, regularly 81, at S1.60.
Special Six-inch Ferns, regularly
$3.50, al 81 each. Fifth Floor
The evening world., 1911-12-04
Embroidered Handkerchiefs

From Appenzell, almost in the shadow of the snow-clad Alps,
from the balmy Madeira Islands, from the Emerald Isle-in short,
from wherever the needle flies over the dainty squares of linen,
these exquisite embroidered Handkerchief come.
Truly, it lis a marvellous collection, SO full Of new and beautiful
designs that description halts, discouraged.
Handkerchiefs of Appenzell embroidery are in superb range at
$3.50 to $50 each. At 26c, there are many dainty designs with
and-embroidery in one corner, or narrow Armenian lace edgng,
also more deliberately lace-rimmed Handkerchief and novelty
effects in colors from France and Ireland.
At SOC each, are hand-embrodeed and lAcetrmmed Handkerchieh;
handembroidered corners with lace edges; point Venise Handkerchief, hem
stitched with ne corner Of elaborate hand-work, and delicate designs in APP
pencil and Madeira embroidery, the latter hsndscaloped. Also many pretty
color effects.
And so n with designs of increasing eaborateness Of finer qualities of
linen, at 76c, 81, $1.60 and more.
Princess Lace Handkerchiehs, handmade. each one in q pretty folder, con-
venient for mailing, from 6c to 1915. Main Floor
The evening world., 1911-12-04

For Junior Girls Of IS, 10 md II Years
broadcloth.$ SO. 80, s16. $40. s26 originally $l6.5 to SS6.
SUITS. of homespun, serge, Scotch mix
lures, b%roadcloth and veveteen-S16, $40, $26 and go:
originally $50 to S45.
For Young Girls Of 6 to IA 70 ars.
DRESSES, Of serge, challs, chiffon, velveteen and
marquisette,N .6o,. IS. $3.50, SO. SIS. $40. go and
$36; originally SIG. so to $5S.
COATS, of cheviot, c~hinchila cloth, corduroy, double
faced woolens. broadcloth, velveteen and veivet-SS.
$26; originally $3.50 to $45. Third Floor
The evening world., 1911-12-04

between two Erie freight trains here in
a fog to-day. The dead are: WILLIAM
Reardon. Meadville, Pa, conductor;
Vance Keller. Youngstown. o.. CON
ductor. and NJ. McLosky. Meadviiie. Pa,
engineer.
The evening world., 1911-12-04
Is Impossible to Feature ANY Particular
Style of Attire in This soSa
Clearance Sale Of Seasonable Ap1

For Young UoUend and Girls
When We p9pme, our stocks for the height of the @aon w do not do it in a hatheared
way. People tell us thatwe had the largest selection in New York this Autumn. During the
season W maintain sizes in each style, butl nevTh aveaq quantity so hatn no particular mode might
possibly become commonplace
Now hat e have ksued clearance ordT, our spirit is ndh afheared, either. Its absolute
- ana does not eliminate a style simply because it is unusually pretty. Every garment must Co..
III our rule not to AIRY over my merchandise rom oe@ season. another -
Anew original Model Gowns and Suits are in this Cha1nceR as only a handful remain. How
select ron our reproductions of models by Papn, Cabot Francis, Pot BechofDavd, B-
nadan md OMTP Partisan creators of style at price thta re Simply maznp-a thu first ucs Of
ter reproduction were ut mef fractions Of the cost 1.-THE original models
1t Sems obvious to- mention tatsM are broken but every size is included for women from
"a to "A in bothD Dresses md Suits; also up to SO in some styles of Suits
The evening world., 1911-12-04

J~ewelryThat Will Delight
Many Women and Girls
Sterling SHuer; Gold Filled
And Imported NOUeLties

And Imported Novelties
This is the wonderfully fascinating Jewelry which, while by no
means as costly as its rivals in pure gold and precious stones, is
nevertheless fully as artistic in design and tremendously effective.
1t has the added merit of enabling one to make most desirable
gifts for a comparatively small outlay.
The showing is the result of careful search by our experts in the
jewel centers Of the world, bringing back the choicest and newest
things to be found-oten originating designs, that are specially
confined to Gimbes. We invite you to see particularly
Tho Sterling Silver Mesh Bags, with to 8 inch frames, the finger Purses.
Momens Cigarette Cases, Bonbon and Powder Boxes, Vnagrettes. Lp Rouge
Tubes and Doines in plain polished engineturned or engraved styles, at u
to 500.
Sterling Silver Vanity Gases. WITH various compartments at ss7S to $3.50.
Sterling Silver Gard Cases and Purses. with leather or silk lining, $7to $24o
Also in Sterling Silver ar Collar Pins, Brooches. Bar Pins, Buckles, Lr-
gnettes, etc, at 2c to $6.
In Gold Plate there are Mesh Bags and Purses, Vanity Gases, Powder
Boxes, Cigarette Cases and other tnnkets at 2.60 to $50.
60 inches long, Bracelets and Bangles, Lockas and Crosses. Brooches, Fill
Pins and Collar Pins in many styles and finishes, at 26c to $3.50.
OF Genuine 0un-metsl there is a wonderful showing Of articles for women
and girls. Here ire Mesh Bags at $3.50 to SGT. Mesh Purses at 7tc to S7.co;
also Guard Chains, Cigarette and Vanity Cases and many others, al w TO VIZ.
Beautiful, indeed, is the showing Of Imported Jowelry o. the most bril-
finest platinum, many with combinations Of colored stones. There are La
Vahera. Pendants, Brooches. Bracelets, Dinner Rings and Frl Fins in e-
quiste designs, 1t 81 to SIS.
Pearl Dog Collars with 8 to "a rows of French Pearls with rhinestones and
There are fascinating groups Of Oriental Jewelry, set with lapz lazui, jade.
mahchte, topaz, amethyst and coral, at 81 to $26; Of Italian hiCee work,
some set with carneians, shell canoes, coral, etc, at 81 to $40, and OF Garnet
Jewelry from Austria, including Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Earnng' etc,
at $3.50 to $50.
Among tho Hair Ornaments are Bandeaux, Braid Hair Pin. and Bar
rttes in platinum finish. at soc to $40, gold inlaid Barrettes, Bandeaux; Hair
Pins, Back and Side Combs in imitation shell, at 6c to SO, and a superb col
lection of genuine tortoise shell 1t 4Oc Ito SIG. Main Floor
The evening world., 1911-12-04

Landers. Frary G. Clark Special Sam
ovars, for making delicious tea, reg
ularly So, at 81.
Chafing Dishes and Percolators,
made especially for Gimbel Brothers
by Sternau & Co., with our own trade
mark on the top OF each dish, regular
ly $6.75, at S..
Percolators, 6-cup size, with regu-
lating lamp, in copper OF nickel finish,
regularly $3.50, at So.
Chatting Dishes, with nickel Or cop
The evening world., 1911-12-04
What a Gay World Of Dollies
One Sees in the Gimbel Tow Storel

The biggest tea party you ever saw sinks into insignifica
beside this lovely gathering. Just as it takes all sorts Of PEI
to make up a world, SO it is with dols-and every sort is
that you can imagine.
The only way to do is to introduce you at random to a
of these charmers.
Here, for instance, is coterie of b~ewitching Dolls, whose
and outfits are made by our own dressmakers and milliners.
Jonted Dolls, all dressed, some with pretty white frocks
bonnets, Others with smart hats, are 81 and S..
Dolls in lingerie lace trimmed in white organdie dresses, v
bonnets or hats, are Sc. 80 to $12.
At So there are 22-inch jointed Dolls in white lawn or
dresses; while at $40 are charmingly dresses Dolls, 90 inches
with real hair eyelashes, and moving eyes.
The Character Dolls" in their long and short slips, sc
prettily trimmed, are So. so to SIG. Others are 26c, soc snc
Jointed Dolls from the famous Handwerck factory, % inc
tall, with real %eyelashes and eyebrows, movable eyes, curly y
and shoes and stockings, are 50, and special outfits to fit til
And don't forget the GIMBEL DOLLAR DOLL, which
made doll at her price-though not the largest.
Then there are all the Bonnes and Dresses and Coats
Dolls need to make themselves pretty most remarkable W;
frames for Dolls Matchmaking at 10c, to complete outfits at
The evening world., 1911-12-04

Rarely can you buy 50 handsome a gift for $N6 as it is possible to choose iron tMs
offering Of Electric and Gas Lamps, which come to us from a maker winding u lis season
nes
The clamps tmda about 1T high have hniume metal bases. in Verde antique orr un brw6 finish r.
are L@dedm mosaic glass in itch cdoHng- superb Lamps in shortt for ibmy OF dawingroon. 500 d
OF uHru L prr 40 "
Their arcs also Just three massive Portable Electric Lamps in the collection with fine mosaic shade,
mVeNea nWef finish at $780, hMad of $l
OF Desk Lamps and amps in charming d@ns for the drmirgt table there a wmey urs nj, m,
The Collections Of Candle Shades Sg gained much renownG for it's mge Of dmy dmss ant MS r n
fans beMhM and America Az 2c0 xAoO eHh fifth
The evening world., 1911-12-04
w That Help
With the Social Amenities

One might call them Housewares de lure-for while they are as
suredly useful, as any one who has ever eaten a good Welsh rab-
bit, or enjoyed a fragrant cup of tea, can testify, they are on their
company behavior, on the sideboard or afternoon tea table. un.
like their Woodworking brothers and sisters in the kitchen.
We have gathered in this beautiful Houseware Store a really
amazing variety of these delightful gifts for the housewife or the
housekeeping bachelor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

g1er engIii6e Sunitausftequnger
befu6t bat, tpuroert fih SutpstIen, tpie
Ielten er auf nieIsn bos tleius 9enres
bib, tnsbeIonpsre bas grobfdottihe
StrdbsnbiIo psrtreten firoet, tple gum
5duoen zines IsbenstrGftigen ReaIiss
mus Der ataoeniidbe SoH uberdu pora
rDiegt. Den 5remoeu iegt bies um 70
mehr in Gritaunen, als bic 9alente
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riIten unb MiBbIdttsru 3eugnib obs
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Ianos. Is itelIt am liebiten etne
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3ufammentunft pber gar cine biftoris
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Irtitsl stne 5auptroQe ipielt. 10 oab
bas 9an3e ME Elm idriuer farbiger
SrompetenItpb ptrtt. Gum getipisI:
Nappieon, BON elmer 2ln3ubl @5etrsuer
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ManteI betriibt auf oem 6eIieR bon
ct, Selenu unb fisht bic Sonue ing
Wser iinfen. Gr tpsnbet f4 nm um
uuo iiebt, pis elmer Der GetreueH eine
Stdrtuns 81 fth nimmt, es 1T irseno
elm beherer 2ttor, uno Der 9etr,ue be-
merit ba5u: y.Su, Sire, rpsnH Sic ben
bel gBaterlpp esbabt hdtten." llnb
audi oes gGfors sbernes 9eiiht ideint
81 faseR: -Si6sr, ounn bate it bic
Shlatt nidt psrloren." Gin dnberes
8ilo giebt uns cine neus elettriThe
Gampe in Rieienformat, bic tppifAe
GeitaIt bes Sobn guL in StuIpities
feln unb Grad erTaetnt uub inIsppi
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-23

Tas nsue Qonopnsr 9oIi3eigetGube,
bic maTipe 3isgslburs BON ScpttIono
g)aro, bic nur rerigs 5hritte bon
UeItminiter sslsgen iit, bat eiusu fir
bus gublitum tets aeoffneten RGurl,
Der oft Der S6ouplGs unierbaltiamsr
Sasnen lit. sc III oiss ous Bureau fir
psrlorene GegeHitdnos, bas fosenannte
,2oTt propsrtp Office" Mlau muB gu
ibm ben Gtngang auf Der 5luBIeite oes
8ebduoes am 9ictorio Gmbantmeat
nebmen, odnn tommt man ourh sinen
nieorioen 5bortpeg in eiTen eroBen,
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leuhtetsn Baum, Der ourt sInen
GilasIholter in 3lpei 1heile 9etheiIt 1T.
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omten in elmer Qrt buutelblauer li~
tepto uno nebmsn Die AnirGgeH oes
9ublitums entlegeH, in osr Re9alen
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arobe 5duien ppn Gs9enItirmeu, bic
pffen6ur nah ihren 8eiiBern ihmahs
ten. MPit unenoIiher 9sbu!b ldiTeu iih
bic qolissibeumten 8sihihte, Srt uno
3eit beg Gig,ntbum 5berIuits er3dbIeH.
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nahabm6arsn Qrt freunoliher. man
m0hts Iasen pdterliaer 5erablaHung
i'm gsrtsbr NIT Dem pubIitum. Dd6s
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ridbt meter iiberrafht. ba ite ibuI
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A.15-4.5o, gasxers 81 25--2.5o, cto6srs
unb Sesbtrs $S.50--5.25.
BuIIcn. Die 9ufnbr mar beute
siemIl6 sro5, bic Radfrage cine quite nns
BITE gSreiie ftetig.
Rassrs uns Ist4ts ~. 1850, Bologna
S3.s5-4.l0, ertra A.Ib-4.25, fetts DuHen
"a 25--4.SU.
aaIbef. Tte 3ufubr mar siemlid
orob, beitdno Gber metftens aus ben gss
wDtnlihen GOrtsn, nelde uur penia as.
fault rperoen unb nieoriger i'm preiie FHo.
Oroindrs ane sross So .oo-6.t5, fair bis
sate Istdte $s.50--7.50, sltra s7.T5.
aalber tn bss aemmihon. Sauferu. -
Esaes 71ae, prima BITS aaserleiens 6 --
IL, orsindre 4--bMe.
2 d etns Tie Qad,fraae mar
etae suite unb bic greiie Ftetia bis ffarf
| 5dit ale tm Wtarft befiubIt6en s6peine
tanben abnahme.
Sdmers gGmeine braften 81. s.40-6.45,
aSts bH awssrfe'sns Rsrpafuness Srs
SIsiidsrfortex &6 35--5.45. aemi{Ate Rsr.
yaSanssIorten e5. .90--6.35, prbtndrs Bic
saserleiens f&psrs fetts saas a. .00-5.7
ertra IS 70--S.75, etass Ga. .00-5.25, leiAte
E.r'anbtfortss s51o--5.75, F.rtsI SON 11o
| Bfuns uns nentssr $3.50--5.00.
e&afs nns 2am msr. - Der Tarfi
mar heute rtur mdbis uno bte orbindrer
Sortcn rparen Hau unb nteorieer.
Snafe.--Grtta f3.lo-325, eute Bis aas.
erlIsier. 81. $3.50 orbtrars bis eate 81 so
-2Eo, efod etadfs e3o0-3.5o, ertro
-, 3GbrIince S3.00--4.O0.
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erIeiene "a. so --- 500. orbindrs bts quite
| $3.00--4.40, GGaS s2 00--25
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MmSipdrftGe Wtdrfte.
Rev SER. az. ssopembsr.

NJ W. ~. IDueHNuet.
Rsli.-Rmfx4r 3s,821 BbIs. Berfanbt
$500 0SN. Der Marit mar tente itettg.
oyrtnsS Satemt os .2O-5.45 Btnter Straiskts
N.20-4.s0, Dimtsr Datents $4.s5-l.7o
Gpfins clears S4.3o--4.50, 0iutsr GrtraS
Hs.l ts.60--3.80, 10. 2 BE-. S3.45--3.55.
AaniaS kratetts $4.60-4.S0.
NaeesamelI IN ftette. Tair BIS autes
t4,75--z. .95. Astes tis fanes IS. .Oo--5.20.
MatS me lt IN ftetis. Gesnes pettes nnb
esItss 4l.60--I.S6, arobts s1.55 - 1.6o,
Atlnbrieh -. S.65--3.75.
Dx 4nstNRmslt In rnbia su S. 65
per 100 pfnrb fair bis aaies Ass
6.l5. Aotse bts fanep $5 .2o-s55.
DnAnsttss nomtnsu. Hmer!can Csc
xNb Gaxabtan S3e {. |. f. Rem nsrt.
Hseeea IN rubia. no. 2 Deftern csc
BET anhislt {. |. (. NufFals.
Oerhs LIT ftesis. Ral,serffs 1l6--12Sc
{. TT. Hnifaio.
1a y n.--3nfahr l4s. 200 su.. ser'anst
rener 98He I'm 9lsp ater unS Y9%e T. o. B..
idnimmsNs, Rs. RsrtAsrn Dulltt ll3s4c
80. B. f4mtmmsns.
WsIfafsrn.. 9ufuhr 2o,25o. Ser.
ianst 672 DaibeI. Earlt fsft. erpori
so. 2 T0ste I. .. 3. fAnimm.ns.
osfer.-- Hufnlr III ,325 Bu.. w.r'anbt
---- ou. Rarft ftetig. gtanba arb net.
t.rs3he. 10. 2 settler SAC. Re. . 5sKt,
Es. 5s1Is.
tsa fft ffetts. - srtma i3oe. 30.
i26c, 10. 1I15e. 70. 3 lose.
tsyfsn tft feft. Stats 1911. srstrdrsr
M Asies 4s---50e; 1910. 40--42s; 8aeiFte
Scar 1911, srslnArsr BIS Astes 45--47c.
1910, 40-42e.
caste hnb ruhie. - Central Kmertes
21Ht, Bsssta 22j1--aSl<e.
2sbsr In feit. osmiss a5--27e.
Dsrs III ftetia. Farrifs $50 .50--2i 80,
ftsrt elsas 9i7.25--ls.l5. ylst sl7.b0--
1900.
bsst IN fen. ssmtIs s14.1o ll.so,
Res st2.5o--1s.o0, B.sf.sAtni.u 329 90
--sl .00, yerp a6i SIS. .oo-I3.s0, Gtts ertra
Snsis RET tls.0o--1s.51.
ant Mssts fin5 hetis. @sstelts BeI,
Res, 10 Sic IL yb.. to---l0L,e. be. etut.
tern 9x-sNs. b. S4ins.u ltLle.
S4mats IN feft. RtssEs DeA yrtms
t9.sB -9.45. NafFrtrtss Ia Ten. Son
ttrent ss.s5, .. 4. $40 50. Gsmpsuns III
IKE.
rsrs IN pirIia. - prima Gisy e5ze,
Gsantru sK--sAe.
Haa mnstf r. 'samsn.Csr IN militia. -
Srima rskss s434--4.+O, prima Ssmrsr
selbss t5.5o-5.75.
Aetrslsu NJ IN ftetir ssffrtrtss pe~
esrf tT.35. yAtEssslphta uns Bslttmsrs
~ .35. -. In Call ts.8s
Boils.t rubis. Tsmstte gls.,s Dtto
i7t.
tsrs IN rahig. etrain.s, ssp5snIi4ss
bis sstes $3.50.
fsrpsRtt'n iff itefta su 4sc.
Nsis In feff. - etHsssmii4sr 2sI -
&c, Bstna TX-sLe.
Nstsiiss IN ftetis. a.s Orleans Dysn
ksttfs. gutter kis Asies. 35-50c.
As sr.--Nstsr IN rahto. Nuseassss,
80 Ter, 4.5se. Gsrtrtfasal - Tea S.o6c,
NslaNss.Ha6sr - Tea 4.3l. Saffnsrteg
IN ruhss. Gut psaf $50. Gruihss 6.s0c.
Esnfs ~ 8 .45e. guka 6.s5c. Sanbsrts
6.25c, 0ranulStes 6.10t. Dtarsns ~
e.10. GsHisetisnsYs ~ 5.a5c. Re. 5.95.
~. 6.ooe. Re-. . 5.e5 Ps. 4 5.Soe, Ne. Z
6.T5e, RES 5.7Oe, Ts. b.65s, Ne.
5.sos. 10. s5.5sc. Hs. 10 5.50e. 70. Ii
s.45e. Hs. II S.40<. Hs. Is s.35s. Re. Ia
5.s5e.