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Amy person musicaIly inclined to de-
Velop that talent by taking lessons
from Ernest K. Kaai, GO Young
Bldg; Tel 1857. k-5302-3
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One share Hidalgo rubber and coffee
of 1906. bearing dividend this year.
Address Rubber" Bulletin office.
5271-tf
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WANTED

More soda water drinkers. Better to
suffer from stomach ache than D. rs.
Nothing but good effects from drink
ing our Root Beer or Pineapple. Hon.
Soda Water Co, 34A n. Beretania.
C.. Z. Frasher, mgr. 494I-tf
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Singer machines, nearly new, SIS to
$50. Why pay more? Standard Sew
= ing Machine Agency, 1911 Nuuanu.
Tel. 1895. k-5303-3m
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Young japanese who speaks English
and writes we'll wants position in any
place. Has chauffeur's certificate.
Address k, P. o. Box 10.
5295-1m
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StQrBullQtin
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SITUATION WANTED

Young lady, Coast experience, would
like permanent position as book
keeper with reliable house. Ad-
dress IN. P.", 406 w. 55th St, Los
Angeles, Cal 5310-8t cod
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794 S. Reretan:a. Board ii desired
Special care given old ladies.
k-5302 I'm
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Fully furnished house at Puunui. Ex-
cellent view Of Nuuanu Valley. Gas
range. S. II. Dowsett, S42 kaahu-
manu-. 5293-3m
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Ernest K. Kaai.. 50 Young Bldg, Tel.
1857, teaches guitar, ukulele. mando-
lin. banjo, either. violin. cello and
vocal. k-5so2-sm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-22

CIVIL ENGINEER.
CLOTHES CLEANING.

s. Hirada. Clothes cleaned, dyed and
pressed; short notice. ALI cut flow,
ers for sale. Phone 1929; Fort and
Pauahf SITS. 5277
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Modern 10-room house, Kinau ST., mr..
Keeaumoku, Makiki. Good neighbor-
hood. S. H. Dowsett, S42 Kaahu-
manu- st. 5293-3m
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MOTORCYCLES.
MADEIRA EMBROIDERY.

Mrs. J. P. Melim, l62 Hotel; Phone
1886, Beautiful Madeira embroider-
ed babies caps, sacks and dresses
Initials. and hemstitching to order.
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ATTENTIONS

Al little down and little each payday
will keep you well dressed. The
Model, Fort ST., next to the Convent
, 5277
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Lady of experience wishes position as
stenographer or to do typewriting.
Address "A. J. M",/this office.
531S-1w
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Modern 3-bedroom cottage, mr.. cor. Pi.
1koi and LunalilO. Inquire 1853 Lu,
nalilO. 5319-lw
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BICYCLES.

II. YoSHINAGA, 1918 EMMA ST.
We sell any make of bicycle Repair
shop up to date. Tires and bicycle
supplies. 5244-6m
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TO LET

Alewa Heights Furnished house, for
three months from Sept l. Mos
qulto-proof, gas, electric light. APP
ply Mo. Webster, 947 Prospect St.
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Three-bedroom house. nicely furnish.
ed, 1872 kinau ST.. Key next door
5312-3t
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Position by young Japanese as chauf-
feur. -, p. 0. Box $50. 1922 I'm
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BOARDING STABLES.
guy AND SELL.

Diamonds. watches and jewelry bought,
sold and exchanged. ], Carlo. Fort st.
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Furnished room and board In private
mousse. walking distance from post.
office. Address aB H., Star-Bul-
letin office. soss-f
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The Hau Tree, .2iss KalIa Rd.. wall
kikL Only nrst-cIass private hotel
on beach. ssss-sm
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Mosquito-proof; So per month. Break
fast in house If desired. 921 Birch
St, nr. S. King. 531S-3t
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The property known as the Wilder
building, cor. of Fort and Queen
SITS. Dimensions 41x65. The build
ing will be remodeled to suit ten
ant. Apply to G. Brewer G Co., Ltd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
BUSINESSES SUIT TO
]. BRING ANOTHER ONE

NEW YoRK. March 22.-The tioo.-
900 suit for breach Of promise that
Miss Esther Quinn brought against
Harry Thurston Peck. formerly . pro-
fessor q Columbia University. was
dismissed today by Supreme Court
Justice Piatxek because Of techni-
al defect In The complaint
Tho complaint - originally drawn
faaj>d 10 atk&e In II that Miss Quinn
Believed that Professor Peck has re-
narrted Il merely statsd that Miss
Quinn had been % informed. Charles
Lex Brooks. counsel for Miss Quinn
aald tonight that he win Immediate
II draw new complaint and havn
he cane Yc-entsred To tho calendar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
EnGlISH STRIKE
NOT SETTLED YET
PREMIER AsoUITH REFUSES TO AC-
CEPT THE MINERS AMEND
NEWT OF THE BILL.
ISSUE NARROWS DOWN
PROPOSAL OF MEN REASONABLE,
BUT HE WISHES THEN TO Nm
CONTENT WITH PROMISE
OF EMPLOYERS.
ISSUE NARROWS DOWN

LONDON, March z1.-In an attempt
to inauce the coal mine owners TO
agree to pay the $l.1s and 5v cents
minimum 0afly wage. Premier As
quith this evening removed the peace
negotiations between the British mine
operators and the miners. hoping TO
have definite announcement 10 make
before the house OF Lorus. met at
1l.S0 tonight by which that body
bill to Its first reading AZ Il .ans
frUm the lower house.
1'he conference. however. was with
out result The premier announced
tbEt his efforts had been successful
only insofar ~ the narrowing down
Of the issues was concerned. He has
called a further confarence Sor. ntxt
Monday.
The third reading OF the bill In the
House OF Commons therefore goes
oser until next Mcaday az there Is
no session OF parliament torn PROV.
Amendment Refused.
When the premier during the af-
terncon refused to accept rhe miners
ant Kdment to the minimnm wage
bill providing a daily wage OF $1.26
for men. and 50 cents for boys, Labor
Leader Edwards stated that the door
had been. closed, TO, ~ Immediate. set
tf<ment.
The premier said he though the
figures of the miners were reasonable.
but that II was most undesirable to
insert In the bin any specific minimum
wage or to establish the precedent OF
flxing the rate OF wages by act Of
parliament.
Premier Asquith wanted the miners
to be content with the verbal prom
tse OF the employers that the men
without the inclurion OF the figures
a. an act OF parliament This IL, the
rick upon which tho neEotlations
split.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
UNNAMED FRIEND
MAKES PROPOSAL
Asks if Second Degree Muir
der Plea Would Be Ac-
cepted for Aliens
SAYS HE REPRESENTS
NO ONE IN MATTER
Sidna Edwards Will Be Taken
to Roanoke Jail Today.
Reward for Him
Was 81, 900

gtdnA Edwards, the young man
charged with having participated In
the murder Of the Carroll county
court officials. spent last nisht In the
HillsvilIe jail. and win today be
brought to Roanoke and lodged in
Jail with his relatives who are now
awaiting trial under the caro- OF the
Roanoke authorities.
In telephone conversation with
Governor Mann last night Judge Wal
Ter r. Staples said that some nan.
who declared that he did not repre-
sent anyone. and was not authorized
to speak for the parties, had endeav-
ored to ASCERTAIN whether or not the
authorities would accept the surren-
der Of the Aliens On condition that
they plead guilty to second degree
murder. and be punished for that
crime. Tho unknown friend IL said
to have claimed to DO actuated ny a
desire to avoid further bloodsshed.
While the Governor made 40 state
ment a. to the reply to tho offer 1t
is known that the Commonwealth will
not under any circum stances accept
any such offer. and that the author
tiles will continue the campaign until
the last member Of the gang Is re-
hind the bars to suffer such penalty
Al fair trial may result in. being I'M
' Rs~.rs L 5000 For Him.
Sidna Edwards II believed to be one
Of the men most deeply IMPLICATED
with Floyd Allen In shootin., mp the
court. and % strong was the evidence
against him. AZ brought about by the
grand jury which found tn. :ndict-
ment. that the Governor increased the
reward for hts arrest to $1,000.
Tho fact that Stdna Edwards was
arrested- with little difficulty and
without blocdshed 10 taken TO indi-
cate that the Allen gang ~ very
much defnoralixed and In fearful dis
tre-s.
The arresk Of Sidna Edwards. com
Ing Immediately upon the heels
the promise Of the Governor that
there would be results from the cam
paign, has strengthened public conf
dence In the methods being used. and
1t Il now felt that It u only 4 ques-
tion Of few days before, the entire
gang will BE- rounded up and safe In
Jail.
~. oSvesrsr lssuss ,sesasa,sat.
There was much qualification In the
Governors ONCE yesterday when the
news came that Edwards had been
rounded up. and the Governor Issued
the following statement to tho press:
II have received Information from
Roanoke Of the caiture near Lamhs-
burg. Of Sidnn Edwards. regarded as
ono Of the most desperate OF the Car
roll county criminals l think the
probabilities fthe capture Of all OF
the murdere-s during the next few
days exceedingly. strong. We are
strenxtheninx our forces with pick
ed men, and nothing II being neglect
ed.
.wM. HODGES MANN.
Governor"
March -. 1919.
Reopen Court Tuesday.
Judge staples will reopen court on
Tuesday ct HillsvilIe. and call the
special term for Wednesday. Whether
or not trial Of the prisoners 10 b.
Run win LARGELY be determined by the
pro9rees made In the arrest Of tho
nfhnr nAvrehArn ~ fha rAn2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
ROOSEVELT EARNS
OVER 4 MILLION
Manages to Convert Accom-
plishments Into Cash
As He Proceeds
AFRICAN GAME BOOK
Is RECORD-bREAKER
Receive More Than Fifty
Thousand Dollars a Month
Tor Time On Dark
Continent
Earnings n Roosevelt.


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NEW YORK, March GAS holder
OF political o...cee. Literary free lance.
tea~e pnte winner. not coming RACK
BOOK royalties ana salary a. Aon-
H.outinS huiscr. Ineo0ore Noose-
seit mas mane IN niteeh years a"oot
one ana quarter million do,iars. -
enormous inquire. Lately one OF
an outlay OF ssoe. in paper and pen
ella ne had made In eleven years
$Sso.Vvv Ioionet Roosevelt beat lnat
~ fraxxie. his African Game
In las. winch. from the DAY ne iett
America until he had accomplished
ms shooung trip and set 1907 IN
Europe on MS return. occupied eleven
nsuntns and ten days. has 30 Tar yield
ca about $Ss4,eVo.
bully lime 1T FIX salary.
Ills proofs were corrected while
touring EnroIfan cities Ihas y not
tvckonsd in - iiterary man actual
work; 10 Colonel Roosevelt. oes:nes
nav.ng oniis ume ana sacAuon
earned IT the rate OF near Sst.sss .
month
~ was learned To-Day tnat inc PRIMER
Of has look OF African adventures was
craered 10 print l,ooV,Vve
Not all OF these nave se. peen
disposed Of" 1t was said at Charles
Scr bners sens. fropAoiy not more
tn.n soo.ooo.
what terms mad oeen mace Win
him could not be disclosed. But for
ordinary authors the royAIy - ~ per
cent. aad Tor pest sellers 10 per
cent. ana UP. 49,
One COTTON de lu1e OF 1'oee SOFA az
VIZ
One trade eoHlon OF A.oVo SOLO az
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One Elk horn edition OF i.seo
sold at from sz.sO 10 s1.so.
One SUBSCRIPTION EDITION OF i'ooo.
600. OF which 100000 nave been sou.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17
HOW THE COLLEGE CROWD
WILL SPEND THE HOLIDAYS

days. his father. J. j. Hendrick. dis
trict attorncy-elcct.
Miss Gladys Branson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs 4. l.. Branson. Is at
tending tn. women's College. in
GAINESVILLE. Georgia. and will leave
the latter port of the week for Cuba.
where she will spend several weeks.
She will bo accompanied by her
brother. Fred Branson. u student Of
the Vanderbilt College OF Nashville.
Tennessee.
Miss Harriet Jameson will not
spend the holidays In Trinidad with
her parents. MFR. and Mrs. W. VI.
Jameson, but expects to visit with
friends in Chicago. Miss Jameson is
attending school in Rockford. llli-
nois.
Miss jeanette Hill. u senior in the
State Teachers College in Greeley.
will arrive in the city the last OF the
week and visit in Trinidad with her
sister, Mrs. r. p. Bayles. until the
first OF the year.
Miss Effie Ziegler Will spend her va %
cation in this city with her moihc:
Mrs. A. Ziegler, resuming her studi.
in the University OF Colorado In Boul
der after New Years.
George Heap, a student at Boulder
will spend the holidays in trinidad
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Heap. Mr.. Heap will arrive the lat
ter part of the week.
Another Colorado student. Miss
Julia Henson, who is attending the
State Tcachers' College In Greeley.
will spend the Christmas holidays In
Trinidad with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henson.
Miss Kathryn Mason, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason. who Is
student in the Howard Payne Col
lege in Fayette, Missouri. will spend
her vacation visiting with relnti"cs
in Fayette.
Quayle Howell will not spt nd
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17

Christmas week In Trinidad with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Howell,
OWN gto the short vacation given at
tary .i,. DENY In Roswell. New McN!-
20. Mr Howell will remain ut the
schoW.
| Gilmore Davis. student In the State
School of Mines In Golden. Will vlsi;
| In trinidad during the Christmas va
cation with his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
q. l.. Davis. Sr.
John Morgan. son OF Judge and
Mrs. ". u. Morgan OF Denver. for
mcrly OF this city. Will spend his va
cation In the southern states whiting
with college friends. Mr. Morgan Is
attending the University OF Virginia.
Rexford French will return the lat
ter part OF the week from Boulder
where he l. student In the Gnivrr-
sity. lie will spend the holidays In
Trinidad with relatives and friends.
Miss Myrtle Mctzgor, n studcn, In
cy. will spend her vacation in Trini-
dad with relatives. and Will arrive
| ,hc last of the week.
Leslie brigham will leave the
stat. ,ricultural College the latter
purt OF tn. week and Will visit in
Trinidad with relatives until the first
OF the year.
Verne and Luther Turner. sons of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Turner. who
are attending college In Massachu-
sets, will spend their vacation with
friends in the east.
Orlando and Forest Northcutt.
CONS of Judge and Mrs. Jesse G..
Nor;hcutt. will arrive in the city the
last of the week and spend the holi-
days in Trinidad. Forest is stu
den; In the state University in Boul-
der. and Orlando is attending the
university Of Denver.
Hugh BaldoCk. who Is attending
the state University in Boulder. Will
visi, in Trinidad and Primcro dur
ing the holidays. MIR. Baldock viii
spend the greater part of his vacation
with his parents in Primero.
Clifford and Gertrude Wight. son
and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u.
Wight. will spend their Vacation in
Chicago Miss Wight Is attending
the Chicago University and Mr..
Wight is a student in Armour's Insti-
tute.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17

Christmas with the college student
all the undergraduate draws vivid
picture in his mind OF departing
train. u greeting OF fond parents. and
n hilarious Jolly good time" for
two weeks. followed by farewell to
his fellow students. and the closing
of his books and placing them on the
shelf to remain there until the first
OF the year.
BY the first Of next week practical
ly all OF Trinidad's college crowd
who are attending school in the east
and south will be In the city and the
happy Yulctide spirit will he much In
evidence. The care-free. happy stu
dents will have full sway OF social
activities during the Christmas holi-
days. and number OF events have
been planned to welcome their home-
coming. Some OF the students will
not spend their holidays In Trinidad,
and hnve made plans to visit with
schoolmates in different states. and
christmas time. with the younger
crown Wherever tues may ue, 10 81
ways II jolly. happy time Of the year.
Alvin Mansbach and Jake Gold
smith. who are attending the Uni
versity cf Colorado at Boulder. will
spend the holidays in this city with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mansbach. and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Goldsmith.
Mics Mary Hendrick. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hendrick. will Wis.,
It until the first of the year with n
schoolmate In Little Rock, Ark. Miss
Hendrick is a student in Belmont
College. Nashville. Tennessee.
Jack iIendrick. who Is u student
in the law department of the Cnivcr-
sity of Michigan at Ann Arbor. will
spend part Of his vacation In Chi
cngo. aud the remainder of the time
will be spent in Ann Arbor. He will
have as his guest during the holi-
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17
GIRL WIFE VICTIM
OF MURDER MANIA;
ADJUOCED !N'AkE

A victim OF n strange emotional
insanity which took the form OF "A
mad desire to kill and burn, Mrs.
Eulalia Gomez. wife of Pantalone
Gomez, of Ssarkville. Il girl not yet
out of her teens. was yesterday art
ernoon examined for insanity in the
county court and ordered committed
for treatment to the state asylum.
This girl wife. mother Of baby one
month old declared hcr'desire to de-
stroy in answer to the questioning
of J. c. Bell, declared that she hated
her nineteen year old husband and
her baby, whom she tried to kill. and
that she wanted to be taken away
mewhcre-anywhe place
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17

Lawrence. who vanished Saturday
within nm hour after they had started
on a hydroacroplanc flight from
Newport beach to San Francisco.
The tug Collins was dcspatchc
today to search for the missing men
on the shores OF the island. which Is
populated only by sea birds and sheep
and also to explore Santa Rosa, San
to Barbara and San Miguel Islands.
They are off the course Kcarncy was
pursuing when he disappeared. how
ever.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17
where that pain that pressed upon
lhcr brain could be relieved.

where that pain that pressed upon
her brain could be relieved.
This girl though loathIng her hus-
band and the child that had nestled
on her breast, loved her father and
mother with the love OF the well
balanced, rational being. lncldcn-
tally from the few faltcriug words
spoken by the Girl there We're intima-
tons that her husband. Pantalonc.
had frequently mistreatcd hcr-bcat
her. as his mother had also done.
She loathcd tho drudgcry OF the
home. II was said. and flew into a
passion frequently and sought to
burn everything In sight. Aud day
and night when alone she heard
strange voices from far place and
saw strange visions that filled her
soul with terror. 1t times her mind
coniurcd up faces OF men at the win
dow looking in-mcn who seemed To
have followed her FOR years and
years aud years.
II WAS evident from the testimony
OF tho girls parents. brother and
husband that home life was unhappy
Tho baby had been taken away, be-
cause 1t was stated. the girl had tried
to smother It by stuffing rags In its
mouth. II Is now with friend at
Morley. The girl herself declared
tina, her husband and his mother had
beat her with a whip.
Dr. W. G.. Robinson. VINO cXnmin-
ed the young woman stated that he
believed the girl victim of emo
tional insunit ythat might he cured
by rest and proper treatment.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17
WEDDING AT LAS VEGAS

:.au Kelly OF this city and j. Chcs-
bro Of Denver. left this afternoon for
Las Vegas where they viii attend the
wedding OF Miss Mary Coorcs Of Las
Vegas and frequent visitor In Trim
idad. Mr.. Kelly Is to be an usher In
tho wedding which is TO take place
tomorrow. Miss Coorcs has visited
in Trinidad at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs l.. II. Hall and has many friends
here who will be Interested in her
approaching wedding.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17
Small Hope that
Auiators May Liue

Los Angeles. Calf. Dec. l1.-An-
nacOnah Island. the dcsolatc noun
tain top jutting out Of the sea II few
miles off Ventura. bore the last re-
naming hope today OF those who
still persist in believing that the sea
has not claimed Horace kearny the
aviator. and his companion. Chester
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-17

Chronicle-Sews. noc a month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-03

Wednesday, Mr.. Burrill driving home
a new Ford car for DR.. Moulton.
a supper was given in the First Bap-
tist church vestry, Wednesday eve
ming. in which about so people partici-
pated. The proceeds which amounted
To nearly $40, win go toward the re-
pair Of the church. The committee in
charge Of the supper was composed
of Mrs. Mollie Marston Stewart, Elmer
Noiin and Miss Mabel Pooler. The fol-
lowing young ladies' assisted in serv-
ing: Grace and Carrie Thompson,
Pauline Steward, Isabel Lyons, Paul
inc Emery and Dorothy Day.
A novel entertainment at the meet
ing of Skowhegan Grange. Wednes-
day evening, was q spelling match,
men on one side and women on the
other The women proved winners l..
l.. Sanford acted as captain for the
men and Mrs. Lois Patten for the wo-
men. the words being given out by
Mrs. Ella crowell The rest of the
program for the evening consisted OF
q reading by Mrs. C. ~ Miller Grange
Journal. Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Emerson;
solo, X. w. leighton. and concise
explanation OF the new direct primary
law, w. l.. Walker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-03
DISSOLUTION SALE
Odds and Ends

Gents Cambria Handkerchiefs,
hem=stitched, SC value, now
sc or 2 for sc
I'm Whisk Brooms. regular Ioc
value. now. ...........7 &c each
Bucker Carpet Thread, 100 yds.
strong thread for heavy work
and carpets, regular SC value,
now ................2 for Sc
The silk Embroidery or Crochet
Cotton, SC value, now
balls for SC or 25c doz.
Salmac Sewing Twist, 200 yds. on
spool, black only, zoe value,
now INTERCHANGEABLE spool
Silk Plating, u in. wide, all
colors, PC value, now. .Ioc I'd.
Kid Gloves, two-clasp, sc value,
small lot of So size only
(soiled) ........~. 24c pair
Bed Spreads, s Spreads that are
somewhat soiled from display
ing. SIoo to 1898 values, now
IS off former price
Pillow Slips, made of good cotton,
size 42x36, Ioc value, now
&c each
Ginghams-Small lot of &c quality
Ginghams, ....41ae yd.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached yard
wide Cotton, Ioc value. &c yd-
Sample Hosiery - Ladies Fancy
Hosiery, some are 75c values
and others soc, now
a5c and ACC pair
Shirt Waists - 60 All Over En-
broidered Waists with short set
in sleeves, SI.4o value, now
CSC each