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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27

This has been great Silk season.
We bought heavy and now have to
many. Here are our prices to re-
duce stock of special Silks.
We have about 500 yards of 25e
and 39c silk foulards, that are
all new this spring, these come
in all eolors. such as tan, slate,
royal blue, receda green, light
brown, dark green, jasper and
lavender. Here is your chance as
the whole lot goes into this sale,
making the SOC Silks trifie less
than half price, per yard 19c
One lot OF SOC and soc silk Pongees
and AIarquisettes, now at 39e
One lot Of yard wide 69c Rough
weave silk in tan and lavender.
to close, per yard ....s 49c
One piece Of yard-wide, all silk,
Roughweave, Sl.00 Silk, to
close, per yard 69e
Twenty inch Raiah Sl.00 Silk
in green and tan, slightly tum
bled, needs ironing, to close, per
yard ........ 49c
One piece OF SI.25 Bennett black
SIX Taffeta, n inches wide,
small lot Ia bargain, to close,
per yard ...t..t. ...,....... 79c
Yard wide black SIPS Tafetta
and yard-wide SIPS black Messa
line, a good saving here on
staple article, as sale
per yard ........... S1,OO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Underwear

You will see difference in our
line Of Knit Underwear. We have
good Vest AZ Zoe, and good
special value at 25c each. Vests and
Pants same price.
We are selling the best Union Suit
for 5Oc that We have ever run across.
Comes in all styles, both plain amt
lace trimmed
For finer Underwear Always buy
the Munsing, they are in class by
themselves. Better fitting, made of
better yarn and sold at less price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Travelling Bags, Trunks
and Suit Cases

We think we can save you money
on your purchase.
One lot of fibre Mating Suit Cases,
with leather corners, brass fast
enings, good strong Suit Case,
each, this sale, .,.....+.. Csc
One lot of Straw Mating Suit
Cases, with leatheroid corners
and brass fastenings, each now
at ...........s...... .......... 9Sc
You can see this case being sold
as high as $3.50.
Leather Cases and Bags also Trunks
at very close prices during this sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Corsets

As special offer we are allowed
to take a Royal Worcester Corset
that sold at $50 ami sell it at 9sc,
This is new style, made OF fine
Batiste and a trade
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Pillow Slips and Sheets

One lot Of Pillow Slips, made of
good heavy cotton, in two sizes,
~ by 80 and As by 80, these are
II lie and he slips, now to close,
each .....e,...... Toe
One lot of AZ by 80 PILLOW Slips.
made OF best cotton, special at
the price marked, l5c; now TO
force this sale along to reduce
stock, each. ......,...s12 12c
One lot of by liz yeard Bleached
Sheets. our 75c grade, now to re-
duce stock, each, az 59c
One small lot of 81 by eO-inch
Hemstitched Sheets. made of
Lockwood Cotton, our SECULAR
s5c Sheet, now 10 close. each,
at .....-.-..-....s. ......... CSC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Ladies Rain Coats

AT one-half price are few odd
Raincoats, are the cloth face
goods but rubber backs, are good
coats but only one of Kind.
If your size is here you can get
good coat at S3.3S to $500
At $1,000 are six Cravenette
Coats, in gray and olive shades,
are good values, but only one
OF each, the prices were 1880,
Sl400 Sl6.50 and $500, are
the best Atwood cravenette
goods, your choice, at $1,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Ladies and Misses Wash
Suits

We have few odd Wash Suits in
repp. and linen, that we are anxious
to close at once, and the prices we
are asking is but little more than
you would pay for the cloth in them.
At $500 each are few odd
White Suits, in repp. that we are
selling at one-half price. These
are Suits with short coats and
medium width skirt, each $500
At $500 are few odd Suits, in
White and Colored mercerized
repp., are little mussed and
soiled, are made with a good
styled coat. with medium full
skirt. Are Suits that sold at
$1,000, now to close, at one-half
price, only .e......... $500
II you want good Suit at a lit
tie price see these values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Children's Cotton Dresses

We are making a cut price sale
on our Children's Colored Dresses to
close out the odd lots.
Here are Dresses that sold at from
Sl.00 to S3.25, to close at one
third off the regular price. Dress
es that sold for $3.50, in this
sale at S1.OO
You would pay as much as that
for the cloth. Sizes from to IA
years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Children's Hats

A child's Straw Hat with col
ored band, al .,.....+..a 25c
All of our 95e Plain Straw Hats
with fancy brims,now at zoe
All Of our SOC Straw Hats, in col
ored straw, now at...,.. 25c
All OF our 500 Hats now at Toe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Lace and Hamburgs

One lot of 6, I, s, 8 and 10 cent
Laces. in large box, marked,
per yard ........ ......... 4c
One lot of 6-yard bunch Torchion
Lace, per piece ,...,.. 25e
One lot of Hamburgs and Inser.
tions, Toe ones for &c; l5c and lsc
for II; zoe for Ice. So and 42c for
25c. Also one lot Of Sl.00 and SIPS
Flouncings now at 75c per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Ladies Tailored Suits

After so large a Suit season as
this has been there are bound to be
odd Suits left of nearly every grade.
These we are making low prices on
to close.
At $1,000 are few odd Suits
in grays and tans. These are
Suits that have been among our
best values at $500 and $3.50.
TO close at s.. $4,000
At 1900 are few odd Suits
in plain serges, in gray and tan,
there are 10 two alike. If you
can get your size they are extra
good values, were $500 and
$1,000, TO close at 1855. $500
AT $4,000 are few odd Suits
in the seasons best style, colors,
tan, green, brown and gray, We're
$500, now only ..... $1,000
At $500 arc a few odd Suits in
the light shades, are Suits that
were among our best values at
$4,000, now only .,....... $1,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Exceptional Values in Our
Spring Wash Goods

All that remains of many kinds of
Spring Wash Goods must go now,
and here are the prices. These goods
at these prices will be well bought
for future use They are equally as
good for many kinds of fall dresses
and these prices are great deal less
than they will be in the fall, when
the same goods are wanted.
One lot Of Perfectly Fast Colored
Apron Ginghams, in broken and
plain checks or Navy Blue, our
best Bingham, to help along this
sale, per yard. .............. 5
One lot OF Remnants Of l0c plain
Colored Ginghams that in the
whole piece would sell for l0c,
now these short lengths in this
sale, per yard ............6 lac
On our Zoe table are the following
bargains: One lot of 25c Dress
Linen in dark red, and green;
one lot Of l5c Madras in brown
and blue; one small lot OF I'M
ported Scotch Pereale, the 25c
value; one lot Of striped Indian
Head, cloth equal to Galatea;
one lot of 25c Persian Pongees,
these Pongees are mercerized and
make pretty dresses, now all of
these are on the l0c table; one
lot of Remnants of Soisette,
25e cloth, these on the 10c table.
One lot of 25c Madras, cloth used
to make Gents $500 shirts, come
in small pieces that we will cut,
per yard 15o
One lot of Eden cloth; this is one
of the best cloths in our stock
1T l5c, for Gents soft outing
shirts, to be sold in this sale, per
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IL LIZ
All of our Cotto Silks that were
l5c. that come in foulard pat
tern, mercerized finish, that look
like silk. These are the best
sellers in our stock, part OF
this lot came with borders and
they are the goods that has car
ried the wash goods craze all of
the spring now to close at loss,
per yard only ..............s. 1Oc
Bordered lsc Flaxons now to close.
per yard ................. IL lie
One lot of SOC Anderson Scotch
Ginghams; this is the very best
Imported Scotch Bingham; this
sale, per yard .............. 35c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Ladies' Long Coats

Here are some values in odd Coats
that we are putting out to close.
These are odd Coats where we have
only two or three left, are our sea-
sons best values.
At $500 are few Misses jun
ion Coats, in good all wool mix
ture, are a coat that sold at
S1.9S, now. Observation-Disclosures SIS. 90
At $3.50 are few Cloth Coats,
in mixtures, and Coats that sold
at $1,000, there are only one or
two of kind, to close at,
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
At $500 are lot of odd Coats.
in plain and mixed cloths, these
are our seasons best values that
sold at $1,000 and $3.50, in this
sale at ................. 5000
At SI1.00 are few odd Coats,
mostly mixtures, are Coat that
is all right for fall wear, are
Coats that sold at $500 and
$3.50, to close at ......S 11.0O
Ae $3.50 are few plain Serge
Coats, in blue and black These
are the seasons best values that
sold for $1,000, now. .e..e $3.50
At $1,000 are few plain serge
Coats, in blues and black. one OF
our seasons best Coats. that
sold at $1,000 and $3.50 to
close at ........... $1,000
At $3.50 we are putting in all
odd Coats, in plain colors and
black, that sold at $500. Here
are some extra good values, to
close, now ..,.....s.. $3.50
At sl5.00 are number of good
Coats, in plain Serges, in eolors
and black, were $500, TO close,
now .......-.......,... $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Ladies Coats

At S1.9S and S2.9S are ten
Coats in medium sizes, are med
ium length Coats that sold at
from $1,000 to $500. To close
at about the price of the thread
and buttons, each s1.9S, S2.9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Umbrellas

Here is an Umbrella bargain. Early
in the season we bought them very
cheap and have had great sale on
them. Now we are to still furthes
reduce the lot by selling them at just
half-price, half of what they are
marked.
All OF our ladies' and misses new
Parasols now at reduction; this
gives ladies chance to save on
their 4th of July Parasol. The
whole lot now at one-quarter less
then marked price, $500 Para
sol now for ......... $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-27
Shoes

About 80 pairs of Ladies' Regal
Shoes, in Black and Tan 0xfords,
these are in medium sizes and
the price being so low if your
size is here buy literally as YOU
wont for long time see a shoe
the quality of the Regal, sold at
per pair. ...............S 1.7E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
ARE TRANSFERRED.
Temporary Changes in Sewers Divi-
sion Made by Commissioners.

The Commissioners today ordered the
following temporary transfers i'm tho Of
flee of the superintendent of sewers. made
possible by the granting of a leave or
absence to j. Il; Whelpley. assistant rI3-
gineer. who has accepted the position Of
engineer OF the city of Jacksonville. Fla.
4. ID. Black. assistant engineer at 81 $3.50
a year to assistant engineer at ST. day.
vice l.. c.. Randall transferred.
NJ. T.. Ward. assistant engineer at $, .s1
to assistant engineer al 81 600. vice Black
T.. II. Iden, inspector. at SI.fel TO
sistant engineer al Sl..ao. vice Ward.
A. G. Dunn, general inspector. at 81, 800
TO inspector at Sl.40o. vice Iden.
NJ. ID. Smith inspector of sewers al
100 to general inspector at Sl,300 vice
Dunn.
&. +. Leue. inspector at 81 to inspector
of sewers at 81 ,2U. vice Smith.
J. l.. Ford, inspector at $50 TO ill.,
spector at 81, vice Leue.
:. ID. Machay, foreman at $500 TO in
spector AT $3.50 vice Ford.
George II. Hall. mechanic at So TO fore
man at $500 vice Mackey.
The transfers. which We're made on rec
concentration of Asa r. Phillips. super
intendent of sewers, will go into effect
December IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
GIVES POSTUM DINNER,
WITH ALL ACCESSORIES
Temple Masonic Lodge In
duIges in Festivities, Fol-
lowing Annual Election.

After the reelection of its entire Official
line and its representatives at its stated
communication at Masonic Temple last
evening. Temple Lodge, No. -, r. A. A.
NJ. and its guests went TO the crystal
dining room of the New Ebbtt and cele-
brated the event with real 'possum
dinner, at which Worshpful Master Car
ter e, keene presided as POSTMASTER
Chief among the entertainers with song
and story were Charles b. Hanford. the
tragedian: Herbert Smock of Baltimore
and George ii. O'Connor. A feature of
the evening was the recitation of The
Star Spangled Banner by Mr. Hanford
Worshipful Master keene having an
nounced it in honor of the 112th anniver-
sary of the poem.
Grand Master J. Claude Keeper of the
District and Senator Johnson of Maine
were the chief speakers of the evening
Postum in Plenty.
But the real thing was the possum din
ner, with all the accessories for such an
occasion. And there were lost OF possum.
Indeed. the evening wore on. Master
Keene seemed rather inclined TO reprOach
the members for not ealing for more,
but they only responded with a new song
of tbs lodge. introduced for the first time,
which had the ringing refrain Keep 1t
Away From the Goat It's melody was
the old familiar 'Vive lAmour.' and II
rang through the hall on the slightest
provocation. The words are said to have
been indited by Worshipful Master Keene
in special honor of the occasion.
The special guest role included. besides
the grand master and Senator Johnson
Holm III general IL
preme Council, \. A. S. R; Charles b.
Hanford. Edgar {. Snyder. Theodore i.
Weed, J. r. Shoemaker, Fred bennett, G.
VI. Noones. William s Adkins, w. Hamil-
ton Smith Il. Stanley Simmons. ID. NJ
Doughty. f.. NJ. Bigelow. James Strayer
Hobart Smock and George ii. O'COnnor.
List of Participants.
| Others who took part in the festivities
were f. Sprigg Perry Charles +. Berry
| Leroy w. Heron. y. 4. Merritt. John E
| Taylor. J. Claude KEEPER, John G
/ Hodges, j. Walter Humphrey. NJ. Q
| Chance. o. 7. Boyd. Roe F'ulkerson, b. Ii
Roberts. u W. Edelin,. Harrison Ding
man. w. J. Eynon Harvey S. Irwin, T
C. Dulin. John ]. Ill., William TaylO'
Snyder. Charles f. Kern, Sterling Kerr
| jr., g. W. Harris. c. G. Rogers, w. III
Lardvoigt. f.. q. Graham. Louis Gold
smith. b W. Guy. -. Olfn Leech. BenJa
min 5 Graves. r. 7. Frazer. Selden NJ
Ely. John {. Walker. ID. S. Porter. vii
liam r. Guide, Matthew Trimble. Len
Towers. jr.. W. III. Klopfer. Percy S. Eos
ter. Arthur ID. Marks, Paca Oberlin, w
III. Stewart. Abner r Neff. Benjamin F
Adams y. Mckenzie. Louis c. Wilson
ii. G. Hanford, Claude r. King, w. c
| Long. r. A. Sebring. John -. Evans
! Harry c. kimbaH. w. l.. Robins. A. r
Speare George w. Miller. Samuel Hart
John Paul Earnest Frank p. Mlburn
w. III. Rapley. Harry GiovannOli. +
Whitehead. &. W. Huske. r.. s. NARROW
J. IL. Milans. B. w. Newbold Georg
Nick. Mcclellan. H. A. ellis, r. p. Clark
and IA. T. Wheeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
STIMSON HONOR GUEST.
Will Be Given Dinner by New York
Republican Club.

\ NEW YORK. December 15.-The Re-
publican Club of the City Of New York
this evening will give a dinner to Secre-
tary of War Henry l.. Stimson in the
clubhouse in West 10th street.
Otto I. Barnard, president of the club.
will preside. Among the speakers and
guests will be Gen Theodore L. Bingham,
Gen. Francis (. Greene, United States
Senator Guggenheim. Charles d. Norton,
former Gov. Franklin Murphy of New
Jersey, Francis Hendricks and former
Governor and former Attorney General
John w. Griggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
Wording of Amendment.

The amendment, which is to civil service
rule II, follows:
"A removal reduction may be made
for any cause which will promote the
efficiency of the service. but like penal
ties shall be imposed for like offenses,
and no discrimination shall be exercised
for political or religious reasons.
"A person whose removal is proposed
shall be furnished with a statement OF
reasons and be allowed reasonable time
for personally answering such reasons in
writing: but no examination of witnesses
nor any trial or hearing shall be required
except in the discretion of the officer
making the removal. Copy OF such rea-
sons, and answers, and OF the order OF
removal shall be made part OF the
records OF the proper department or a.
fee and the commission shall upon Its
request be furnished with "A copy OF the
record in the case. The above procedure
shall be followed in like manner in any
reduction in grade or coIhpehsat
Pending action under section > OF TINS
rule a person may be suspended or tenn
porarily dismissed without notice for
period not to exceed thirty days, but the
reasons for such suspension or dis
missaI shall be filed in the records OF the
proper department or ONCE
'.'ThA commission shall have no JurlS-
diction to review the findings of a re-
moving officer upon the reasons ana
answer provided for in section OF TINS
rule. nor shall the commission have au-
| thority to Investigate any removal or re-
duction, unless it is alleged, with offer OF
proof, that the procedure required by
section = of this rule has not been 1oiloWed
| or that the removal was mace tor poiiti-
cal or religious reasons
A minor amendment to rule :, civil
service rules provides that probationary
appointees who fail to give satisfaction
Tod N writing OF the TACT
and dismissed at once. Under the origl-
| nal rule such probationary appointees
served the full six months period, and II
unsatisfactory. were then dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

inches from me. If | had continued on
my course [ should have been killed.
McHenry told the jury that he decided
that he should marry Miss Elkins and
with her form partnership for the
manufacture of an airship. which is -
revoutioniZe commerce throughout the
world. He said he wrote to Miss Eikins
telling her he would send her an arship
instead Of diamond ring for an engage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

secretary announced that the next Hamil-
ton lecture would be delivered February
s, 1872 by DR.. Simon F1exner of the
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
in the auditorium Of the New National
lecture will be Infection and Recovery
From Infection"
The Smithsonian and fits branches dis
tributed 1926 publications during the
year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
REGENTS
HOLD YEARLY MEETING
Reports Received on Work Be-
ing Done in Various
Parts of World.

The annual meeting of the board OF re-
gents of the Smithsonian Institution was
held yesterday. the attendance including
Vice President Sherman, chancellor OF
the institution. who presided: ChIef JUS
tice White, Senator Cullom. Senator
Lodge. Senator Bacon, Representative
DaIzeu, Representative Mann. Wliham
NJ Howard, DIR. Andrew d. Nhlte, Dr-
Alexander Graham Bell, Charles r
Choate, jr, and John B. Henderson, j..
Announcement was made OF appoint
ments of regents as follows: Senator
Lodge, for six years; Representative
John Dalzell. Scott Ferris and Irwin 5.
Pepper, for two years each, from Deem
Der 81. 1911: John Il. Henderson, IT., Tor
six years, from March l. 1911.
The report of the executive committee
was adopted by the board.
report was received from the perma-
nent committee regarding the bequest OF
the late George w. Poore of Lowell,
Mass to the Smithsonian Institution, Tor
the purposes for which the institution
was created.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
Will Visit Panama and Cuba.

Attorney General Wickersham. Ambas-
sador Juserand Of France and Minister
Loudon of the Netherlands and their
wives have arranged to visit Panama and
Cuba. They will leave here next Wednes-
day and expect to return January 10.
They will first visit Panama, and then so
to Cuba. II is described as pleasure
trip, with no relation to business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

$500 Dinner and Tea Sets. thin
e ei,, ,o Tor SIX people; neat S2.Qz
$500 American China Dinner
and Tea Sets: 100 pieces; new
shape; flower and gold Sg mg
DECORATIONS ~Oe>O
$500 English China Dinner and
Tea Sets. 112 pieces: French shape
nrst qua lily; underglazed SO zS
uecoIdt loH. ......,.-.......... W ~ ~
$13.m Carlsbad China Dinner and
Tea Sets. 100 pieces finest quality
a ar,n d sn.na, Latest shapes S11.7S
$500 Havi!and China Dinner and
Tea Sets. 100 pieces. two new shapes
and 4 decorations: every SO1 E6N
piece stamped. ~ cow
$3.50 Carlsbad China Tea Sets. 1t;
pieces. new shapes: floral 81 M7
and gold decorations. pTs>I
$500 Imported Chocolate Sets,
new shape: pot and six
cups and saucers: Japa- en- AZ
nese decorations. y 40
Sl.25 Salad Sets. pieces.
new shape: assorted decora Mz~
tlofiS Observation-Disclosures. "
$1,000 22-inch Dining Room Domes,
art bent glass with green and am
Der fringe. Complete
with Welsbach inverted CT 40
Hght. ..-........... W. eVO
$1,000 22-inch Dining Room Domes,
bent art glass with fringe. two lights
outside and Welsbach inverted
LETT ,,she inside. Com $1,000
$500 1s-inch Bent Art Glass Din
Room BONES fringe
,isht inverted SS.@7
$3.50 Square Art Glass Dining
Room Domes, with beaded glass
skirt, grape pattern:
with WelSbach inverted go RM
light. Complete. .......... " @eOV
S::.23 Solid Brass Hall Lamp with
1o-inch solid red globe. to 50. AZ
raise and Observation-Disclosures. p@eTO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
Police Take Him.

McHenry arrived in Washington No
yember il. and visiting the Elkins
residence was detained until the police
were notified. Mrs. Elkins, mother of
Miss E,lkins, denies that her daughter
ever met McHenry at the museum or
elsewhere. She said Miss Elkins never
heard of the man until lie was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
Other Side of the Account.
Will of Mrs. Nelson.

The will of Mrs. Mary NJ. Nelson, siste
of Justice A. B. Hagner, dated July -
1907. and modified by a codicil of May
q. 1908. was filed today for probate
After a number of requests to relatives
and friends her estate is left to her
daughter. Fanny n. WorthingtOn. Alex.
&. Nelson. a grandson, is named as execu-
tor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15
DECLARES MISS ELKINS
is HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL
Samuel B. McHenry, Chicago In
ventor, Declared by Jury to Be
of Unsound Mind.

The wooing of the spirit of Miss
Katherine Elkins has landed Samuel II.
McHenry. forty-five years old. Chicago
inventor, in the Government Hospital for
the Insane. For two years McIfenry at
intervals had written to Mss Elkins and
his letters were ignored. but when the
inventor journeyed from Chicago and
visited the Elkins home in this city last
month he was taken into custody. Late
yesterday afternoon after a hearing be-
fore Justice Barnard a jury determined
that the man is insane.
Miss Ekins is my guardian angel
said McHenry on the witness stand. Il
first met her in the National Museum in
1909 when ! was in Washington looking
after some OF my patents While stroll
ing through the museum i heard some
one mention my name. and turning saw
Miss Elkins whom | recognized from
her photographs in the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-15

Rabbits. Naptha Soap. Star.
Brooke's Crystal Soap. Pearline
Stove Polish. ~ Clothes Pins and
s ls651 ss'''e Household 3He
soc keystone Food Chop
pers, family size. with steel M7~
cutters. Observation-Disclosures.
39c Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs,
full size with side ham OzC
dies.
Soc Galvanized Iron Gar
n bag Pals. with cover, fun 2@c
.Oc Folding Wash Benches, hard
wood wood strongly made for two SIC
TUBS.
.Oc Step Ladders, with pail
shelf feet high. strongly Roc
maze -.--.-........--.
50 sac cu Curt ms str ,;nl sx1a 6@c
I3e CT, ch,d s,o Nur a;nt G chair A8c
1Jc Ceiling busters, good 1 Mc
quality. with siX-fOot handles.
soc Nickel Alarm Clocks. AOc
warranted one year............
800 Bath Sprays. with nickel
: spray az, and ,nh,t end feet best SOC
$12J Square Window Clothes Ham
pers. strongly made with SOC
wooden bottoms. .--.....-...-
$1.OO Rolling top Bread
Boxes, white enameled, large h6Dr
size ... $3.50
15c Patent Mop Sticks. best .Oc
make. .................... ............
25c Oyster Fryers. large 1Or
steel pan and wire baskets.