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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-06

This attractive waist is of white
lace with sleeves cut in one piece
with the body OF the waist.
it is trimmed at the bottom in cor.
selet fashion with beautiful embroid
cry in colors and bands of gold gal
loon; the latter also finishes the neck
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-06
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,

In this age of research and experiment. u natnn
lsransacked blythe he comfort lap
plne5sof man. Science has indeed made giant strlues
IN the past century and among the-by no means
least OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in medicine Is thatGyI
Iherapion which has been used with great
french Hospitals and that il is worthy the attenus
OF those who suffer from kidney bladder, nervous
diseases, chronic weaknesses, ulcers. skin erup9nL
piles, &C. there Is doubt In fact 1t ems eyllen
from the big stir created amongst specialists M
IHERaPION is destined to cast into obilVl0h q.
tnOse questionable remedies that were formerly lne
sole reliance Of medical men. 1t is of course iupos
soe TO tell sufferers all should like TO tel them
IN this short article. but those who would IKE "
know more about this remedy that has eneclel 81
many-We might almost say, miraculous Gu. -
should send addressed envelope for FREE booA y
pile Clerc Med. Co, Hayerstock Road HampSteau
London Eng and decide for themselves whether ING
New French Remedy 18th ERAPlON" No. ], No.
OF No Is what they require and have been seeklns
IN vain during life Of sery, suffering, III near
and unhappiness. Therapion Is sold by druggists q
mail tl.OO. FouGera Co. 80 Beekman ST., New VOTE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
MEMORIAL MEDAL
FOR COLUMBUS
CELEBRATION
Handsome Souvenirs to Be Dis.
tributed and Worn by
Those Participating in Pro-
cession Oh October 18th.

Th, rupu.. Is dan rrI,nrutiuu com.
mitlru has ,1urvd To- he siIurk q me.
mortal m,dai, which will prubdhl, be-
IN rug,ily sought Tor souvenir un O''
tuurr .. ih" day ~ whi.h It STATE
nid, D'i,uraliuu uf tuluiunu- day
VIII b" hold In Albuquerque ID. thu
knights 81 roiumhus uud a uIm1"r
ul uth"I utguniZiii"bs. The medal ~
~ hruul, with IN" date ana occasion
TIA, uu one .i,lo ud thr Landing 81
rul.mNIs "u thr rryersc the u"d"
p"ins suspended hN q rcd, WHIT" and
bio, rlhbuu
Final pUu- lut thcCt'l, rdli"u "i
I"lpmpuH da, wcgu. qpi lln'd II al IA
tuusllui. meeting " D. Suiglit- "
,uluuuu, hrld Ls' uphl '"mrutt.
tees uu d,'"rtliuu aul arrangements
wei" anpumt,d O." take care "r mW
lrrS net h,r'lulur" attended iu. Th.
',urhi"u committee Win nae, 40
hand the w"rL OF u,aWtNu- no, BOO
l,rIur uf ln, Elk~ th,llrI un,r. a
punliD celebration VIII n" h'd '"l .
luwlug IIirf surv,rS ~ tlr cha, %
ct lh, lmIuu. ululr Conception
Tho columbus Gal procession ui"tn
Isrs e. %, iu imposing utr. u BE- 'N.
rr,l"d that at l'as nN, huuur'G uru
and several hundred ,ud,iS nom lln.
NIriuu- s,.huuls VII Ice ~ Iir.. @"
Rrth"r with r htlf dozen bands and
other feature, IN" orator ut Tho ia. .
Iiuu G"urgr T., connolly Of san Frau.
cisco, win drrN" hrrr urNt l'IidaH
Mt 'uuuplh VIII speak on Column
bus"
D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
EASY AND SURE WAY
TO CURE COLDS
Don't Neglect a Cold, Ely's
Cream Balm Will Stop 1t
in the Snec2ing Stage.

.uld E'u,i|l. dtn,h. ju. nraN
90 uail, Ill' .llI.s DO, ,,,s and ears ~
som" ana urnou Iur ureoI ,,uurn AMI
I"i"dl tluu'lya Ice uu,Is : cold ls
dn' TO au information ui the n"m-
hrHu' ilutuE &C., Iir passages, und may
pu iI"uptly cured with u little Ely '-
cream Balm, which Immediately rr.
i"Nvs the Inflammation ana an ih'
distressing nyupl"ms such as suocl.
ing, coughing, running at thu nos, aud
eyes. huUrSn,rr. sore lhrual. tuN,I and
dCdud,ht. en- Iuabuu WN this nun
aniisrptl' lidim a,tr Hu qui,hN r. he
raus, II II applied dtI,.uS iu the ten.
H,I, tur" surfaces.
Even ~ H,Nor', CHRONIC vaarr cot
,ui.uh, Ei,.s cream Balm never nll-
{" uurky aud ,U,,iulin rur,k ,u,
puiauuuuH dl..aIlE, which clogs tur
''ad and Durwt causing the dl.gual-
iiE hawkins. splung aud blowing ui
lhI morse. Thus Irurd1 not uuh dawes
"ut tie dts,hr, bat h,tIv Iuu
ttrougtucu- tie weakened m,mnrlurs.
lhuH ending ,didllI.
'ntdrrh i7 4 nlluy disgusting dts
ease, DON'T pul up VITA Il another
ddS G,l 80 ccul bottle of ElyH
cream Balm from your druggist and
see how quickly you viii be relieved
II IL perfectly harmless. ADV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

J, W. Copeland, al DaytOn,O" pur'
CHASED a bottle at Chamberlain
Cough Iicm,dy Tor his hoy, who had
a. cold. AMI b"luro the bphie was all
USED the toys cold was Zone. 10 thSt
not bctior thu N pay five dol'nr
dOCiur'z Illf twt aalo by al DRUG
gisiS.- Ady. III
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO
Be REPRESENTED
IN The PARADE
Old Albuquerque Boys and
Girls to Have Big Float;
New School at Bareles to Be
Occupied Monday.

THE uig educational display In thu
industrial parade during the stat"
'tiI, including representation from
IA, cts public sChuUlk, the University
ul Sew Mexico, the United states In
di,u huol aud NdTiuus private
u"hpul-, VII b" further augmented ~
splendid display from tn" bll Alhu-
uuuruu, h""l Nnd profanity irnln
ulH,I- eel IA, county sChuuls Forty
Yupls from the Did Albuquerque
p, huul DiuIirt 20. VIII sing pHi.'iutir
suu-H - th, biz gluat. gatN ii" 'urh
ud, ur,rs them along II ~ likely that,
net lu he uutdunC, the iArclas school
pupils and others In nearby districts
viii get ~ the procession
IiHrClnS school Opens Monday.
tn" handsome new modern three
room Srhuul building In llurUms has
received It's first coat Of exterior
slu,Cu ana viii he ready nor UrCu-
pHuvy next Monday morning. parrhs
district takes great pride iiN this
building which cost some 42,J1OA ana
is one at tn" finest Ia tho county.
We are getting ready for the
opening of all tn" mountain schools
the latter part at this month and tirEl
uf next said County Superintendent
MuutUyH this morning.
REPORTS from all the districts
where school In now IN progress are
most gratifying ana the spirit Ut en-
thusiasn among teachers and pupils
alike II excellent"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Hatlonal brSwmhsters ssy women
ahOuld drApk at least three bottles Of
baoP q slay and mon ten glasses. The
psisnl meAAc,ns -H,nn hasa't much on
these ehepA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Stop couBhlnei You rack the lungs
and worry the body. BAI4LAItD'b
lIoREHOUND SYRUP checks irTlta-
tioas hoVlg tbs ivngs and restores
,pn1l 1la bgeathins. Price see.
eaee pDr b0tlls. sold ~ al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN
ARE BLOWN TO PIECES

Reno. NeV, Oct. t.-Englnevr y. T..
llUblnsOn aud Fireman e.. q, Cool both
Ui sparks, NUE., were killed when the
bound freight train exploded nftecn
miles east OF Inlay, sixteen cars
were piled up IN the wreckagc.
All the engine Mas blown a~Hy CK-
Cept tbs trucks. The boiler VIA
blown over the telegraph wires aud
landed 20 feet away. The engineer
WAS blown 100 fovl aud broken Ia
pieces. Tile fireman WAS found on
feet hNay anu lived hfly minutcs
Traffic was tied az for several
hOuTs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
LIST ROOMS NOW
URGES SECRETARY
Of The FAIR
Management Must Have Com,
plete Register in Order to Be
Able to Assign Arrivals to
Quarters Promptly.

hll PERSONS having room ="
} r,ui 10 .I-iturs IN IN" city during
thu lair are urged 10 list them 1T
one, vilh ~ Goodrich ut the IN
formation bureau la the Sew
M,Nicu cigar company store,
snud Frank SloItZ, secretary ui
IA, state fair today 1T * very
impui iunt to hay, q luil list uu
, hand. tor while Ne may not need
them all when people apply
lh'N must be- ruiuluUdHtCd
IIrumpiI, This matter II 81 the
must pressing impul tame" aud
,.uuul lee tuu strongly impressed I
upon IN pcuplr Delay IA
ItsIguIug Nisitur# To rooms viii
,uus. great Inconvenience aud II I
3 ~ % he have Tuuius available VIII
y Jet u- know ut Que" th' favor
, nIl %" much appreciated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
a MESSAGE 10 TEACHERS.

Cardinal Newman became one NJ
tbs greatest men IN the Roman
church because, when wIde-eyed
child. he nightly watched hIs devoul
Irish nurse counting her beads as she
put him % bed.
could We go back 10 the small bp.
Ginnlngs. We might find that Martin
LsihsE o. John wepIsy heBi pIlantlp
v some sDqh childhood Influence az
this whicD gave their lives the trend
thst nads them famous
q RArhss c;sAmaa. n commenting
- 10 eass " Newman % ihs
~ naae ns ssn
~ ~
tl W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
What's tie Usey

INlu aud Hob Davis were un tht
,ard ~ aftCr.dinncr speakers al III,
Last annual dinner ~ ncWspu? per mon
Davis pulled mOnoluguc about the
time when he VAS a western editor
with his Subscription list pcnCiled on
,..c wall, and how a cyclone came aud
wiped out his circulation when Ia
finished lie lOOkod gluatlngly at Ryan
AFTER lhtChing to Davis mono
luguc." said Ryan AZ he gained hls
irri. Il am reminded of tho Two uys-
tcrs that met In tn stew
Where are We asAed NJ, bl'
valve.
Were at a church social replied
the only other oyster In the stew,
'Thcn the other pathetlcally IN
uu'rod
well, what In tic dlr acne do they
want the two Of us fpr''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

IL hour endurance raco at skating
Rink, Saturday night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
ILLINOIS TOWN HAS
CHAMPION LADY DRESSER

MrdurI, ~. cot g. Mrs FrvduI-
TX \. Long. me- u.,l uI the Mrd"rh
tlun, set a nvN mara today fOI rapid
dressing ~ q cOnrr.t with cu.Wn, krrs
Ia the Iaidlrs' N.d society Uf the
Methodist Episcopal church, Incl
dontally Mrs, Long Exploded the mas
cnllnc idea that q Numan'S minute.
while donning her garments n ~
~" ter duration ,ltu sixty srCundS
Here II what AIRS Long accomplish
ed la forty-hNr seconds; Unbucklrd
the sIrnps az II leather suit ease, which
contained r,UuvuIt dOnned the gar
mcnt, butt"ncd Fix buttons, fastened
Il belt urnunj the raiucOat, closed the
suit ease. rcfaHtVncd the straps and
raised IN umbrella
\ stop watch vas used, Mrs. q. W.
IlcSurt was hostess Ia the society,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
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VINO reminded ~ 90 III" f"'t mat
President H""s"'"ii gay" 1" Nh M"r.
gan ~" rIsh' ~ NI" lil"n ~ ~" lh"
1" hnhIsanai' ~" Tennessee COAL
ana Iron company Win III" steel
trust deal winch n",t'd MORGAN
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Hiahh'hg tour WIN an exceeding great
ana I"ud nous" has "nd'aNw'd ~
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

INV VIZ y 'IFEIT'
IdvIC WAS a man la our town
Mhu usrd H. 90 uu tuuts,
lntil H." ~IN plnk rl"phHul.
Emerging uum hls uuutr.
indianapolis ~tdI,
lh,l, WdH q man lu uuI town
Jos riding oft NIs Svuu,
luttl one daN he biuk, tlu mN.
a hmp-puu ana b- bean
--iiu-tuu Transcript
Iuur" WIS a man - cur town
I'm uTN-ryrd llUll Nuus",
he vas hun,urd puuh md brown,
Ana NOW SAY
NuI.. ttu. ust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Boston Transcript Maud saw
you and Jack last night. You wOTS
engaged IN conversation.
Ethel--iCs, he was urging mo ~
become engaged the other way.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
LaFOlIette Takes Sides With Taft
 On Minority Bill
Especial from United PressO

NSpecldI rom OnlIeQ HfSSS.)
 Madison, Wis, Feb. 2-Declaring that the views expressed by Presi- dent Taft iE his recent address before New York lawyers regarding the need of a minority check upon the majority In a popular government, if put into effect, would lead to a minority rule and in cases of judges to judicial oli- garchy, Senator LaFollette, in his magazine attacks the Presidents sen timents as the expression of the ''plu- tocracy.'
 The President is quoted as fol- lows:
 We don't believe that all the people are for popular government. Some of us don't dare say so but do and the question whether a a-people is fitted for popular self government depends upon the restraint that the minority can place upon the majority to see that justice is done."
 If the minority must restrain the majority" says LaFo'lette, that means that the minority must rule the majority. When this minority is made up of nobIes in purple and fine linen we call it an ar1stocracy. When the judges selected from the aristo- crats are plutocratic minority reflect in their decisions the economic views of the minority class we have what is called a judicial oligarchy. In each case the minority restraints and rules the majority"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
CREDITORS ARE
 NOT SATISFIED
Sale of Bridgeport Vehicle Go. By Receiver May Be
 Set Aside
Court, Today, Hears Peti-
 tions of Creditors of De funct Concern and Con-
 tinues Case for One Week

Although John T. King was only re- gently discharged as receiver for the Bridgeport Vehicle O., the Superior court has already been asked by three creditors to reopen the receivership. The matter was brolught before Judge Case in the Superior court this morn ing, and was continued for one week.
 The White Manufacturing Go. of this city, the Dupont Powder Go. of Delaware, and Cowles & Go. say they have claims against the Bridgeport Vehicle Go. which were not paid by the receiver.
 The Bellamore Armored Gar & Equipment Co.,. which purchased the business of the defunct Pcic geporl Vehicle Co.,, has evidently stepped into all kinds of trouble. Ida F. Miller, wife of Harry D. Miller, president of the Bridgeport Vehicle O., has brought proceedings against the Equipment Go. to recover $1, 900 dam ages and also a Renault automobile, which she claims is being unla-wfully detained by the company. She says the car, which is valued at $90o, was seized last January. This action is returnabIe to the Court of Common Pleas
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
For face and neck.
Third floor.

Some of the new veilings, both black and white, are of fancy meshes that are excep- tionally pretty. They are strong too; will give good service,-25c to $1 yard.
 Shetland veils of white are especially good for wear at this season because of their warmth and comfort,- 25c to 75c yd.
 Shetland veils all made and finished all around, ,-39c soc and $1 each.
 Pretty lace collars in Dutch style are present fav- or1te,-25c and soc.
 Side effects,a and jabots are about equal favorites for wear at neck. Some are of lace, some are simply trim med with 1ace,-25c and soc.
 Main floor, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.


 This amusing aneCdote of Lamartii is related by the Baroness Bonde | her volume of letters. Shortly aftt the revolution of February he wroi on the blank leaves of his pOcketbos' the names of his proteges and sent u list to be provided with places tmm liiately. Previously, however. it seem he had scrubbed David" on the pas and the head of the cabinet appoint, the said David consul at Bremen. T postulant. however. never came fo ward. and. though the poet did not Ii being disturbed. NJ HetzeI was obi ed to ask who was the David on b list.
 He who danced before the ark was the answer.
 ''Oh. dear! have gazetted him Bremeni"
 How very singular! I meant hi for a subject for meditation. not f. nomination. But you can cancel it." The mouiteur registered the chan@ but few knew that the last consul pointed to Bremen was King David
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Democrats Have
 Another Plan For Money Trust Probe

Washington, Feb. 2-Defeat of the plan for a searching probe of the mon ey trust by a special committee of the House was planned by Majority Leader Underwood, Dem., Ala.) Ac- cording to Underwood, the Democratic caucus, next Wednesday evening, will adopt as. a substitute for Representa- tive Henry's measure for a money trust probe, a resolution sea ttering the subjects for investigation among at least seven of the standing commit tees of the House.
 This sort of a resolution is certain to pass the caucus" the leader de- clared.
 Hepry declined to discuss the situa- tion, but asserted that proponents of the special committee probe vii a fight in the caucus. Chances for victory. he admitted. were slim.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Terry's Salary Plan
 Approved by Minority
Democrats Expect to Call Caucus Soon to Consider Engineers Scheme.

Meeting in caucus last evening the Republican aldermen voted to support the project of City Engineer Alfred H. Terry to readjust the salary system of the five assistants on his staff.
 Engineer Terry's plan is to have the board of apportionnent appro- priate. O,200,the sum now expended assistants. but to give him discretion in the manner of expending the same, with a maximum of $2,0O0 the salary of any assistant.
 The Democratic members of the board have not yet taken action, but expect to call a caucus soon to con slider the matter of amending the ordinances to meet with the plans of the engineer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Language of Switzerland.

It is a curious fact that the peop most celebrated for love of count should in a manner be without a la guage-that is, mother tongue. TT. Swiss have three official languages German. French and Italian Abul three-fourths of the population of Il mountain confederation speak GP man. while the rema inder divide for other languages among them, chief, French and Italian. these language heinz found. as a rule. in districts il close proximity to the countries where in those languages are the principa tongue. Tn Switzerland documents an, notices are printed in both the Frenc' and German languages. Tn the natioI. al assembly members deliver thei speeches in either French or German for nearly all members understand both tongues. The decrees and procIa nations of the president are translate, by an official interpreter and furnishe, to the press in both langua ges.-Nev York Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02

A Rowland sewing-ma- chine, fully guaranteed and an easy-running efficient machine for all sorts of fam fly work, is delivered to a member of the Rowland sewing-machine club for a dollar.
 Its price is the store s reg ular cash price; ranges from $15 to $39 with the $25 ReIi- ance as the favorite. That cash price is paid by club members in a serles of small amounts at stated times. It is the only sum that is paid; no extra charges in shape of dues or interest but the reg ular eevy-day price of the machine that is chosen.
 Any woman who may be counted upon to keep a promise, is eligible to mem bership in the club.
 The different machines, each one controlled by this store, are to be inspected and tested now in the special section on the third floor. We would like to have every woman who desires to own a good machine, and to buy it at an actual saving, come and make an inspection and test.
 Will you note carefully Club prices are the stores regular cash prices but they are paid in small amounts at regular intervals and with out any extras of any sort. Choice of any Rowland ma chine is offered. And deliy- cry of the selected machine is made upon payment of the single dollar which secures admission to the club.
 Third floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Ladies of St. Mary's To Hold Final Pre-
 Len5en Whist Monday

Under the auspices of the ladies of St. Mary's parish the last of series of pre-Lenten whists will be held in St. Mary's hall, Steuben and Pembroke streets, next Monday evening, Feb. 5.
 There are many handsome prizes, near,y 100, to be awarded to the most sxiifuI players. Tickets for the whist ar on sale in the hands of the ladies of the parish.
 Mills orchestra will play during the whist and while the scores are being compiled, dancing will be enjoyed. There vii be a refreshment booth and other attractions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
DIED.

BAXTER.-In this city, Jan. S1, 1912, Miss Elizabeth White Baxter, aged 61 years, months, 25 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday evening at the mortuary chanel of August G. Baker, No. 1297 Stratford ave nue. The remains will be taken to Peekskill on the 7:44 train, tomor- row, for interment. a+p CHWERDTIE.-In this city, Feb. l. 1912, Catherine M. SchwerdtIe, wife of the late J. Louis SchwerdtIe, aged 6S years, months.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 1881 Park avenue, Sunday, February 4, at 2 p. m.
 -lnterment at Mountain Grove cemetery. B b%p GARNETT.-In this city, Friday, Feb. End, 1912, Ida DuvaI, wife of Cecil IL Garnettaged .2s years, months,
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No. 5 Clinton avenue, on Satur- day, Feb. Srd, at S:3O a. m., and rom St. Augustine's church at g o'clock.
 -Interment at Notre Dame cemetery, Holyoke, Mass.
 Kindly omit flowers. a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Court Decides Against City In
 Trolley Case

Especial from United Press.)
 Waterbury, Feb. 1.-The city of Wa terbury sustained a bad defeat, to- day, in the famous case against the Haven road), to collect two percent of the gross local passenger receipts under a franchise agreement. Judge Marcus Holcombe. in superior court, denied the city's right to impose such a condition on the trolley company, claiming that it was a legislative grant and outside the powers of the municipality. The city will appeal. The case has been in court for six years but this is the first decision on it's merits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
Third floor,

marks. Several times l have had oc- ,asion to reprove little boy who isn't ,ad, but who is very mischievous and ylunoyfng. He is always getting into rouble and making a disturbance.
 'One day be had been more than lSually uproariouS. and I was very fred. Instead of scoIding or punish ng him began in rather an exaspeF- lted tone to talk to him.
 "'Tom.' I said. I'm afraid I'm never .oing to meet you in heaven
 He looked up with the most shock d face. Why. teacher he said. isn't that just too bad? What have you ,lone?' "-PhiladeIphia Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-02
Special lot 'kerchiefs-- 12 1-2c.

Little gathering of fine soft cambric handkerchiefs for women.
 Nice texture and delight fully sheer. Each with an initial embroidered upon it by hand.
 Counted as good value at 9 cents,-1212c.
 Opposite elevators.