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New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

Destination and steamer. Close In ~. Y. y. NJ.
Japan. Corea, China Philippines via
Vancouver -Moneagle ......... Apr 70. $50
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand. Australia (yia San
Franclsco)-Manuka ..............Apr. 2s. $50
Chicago Maru ............e....... We - Apr. %. $50
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Phil
sla ......-............'".'.........Apr. 20. $50
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via San
Francisco)-U Transport. ....... .msy !, $50
japan. Cores, China (vs Seattle)-
Tsmoa haru .....................h May = $50
Hawaii. Japan. Cores, China. Phil
Korea ...'.......'.......... May 0, $50
Hawaii (via San Frsncisco)-sierrs.. May 8. $50
Hawaii, FIJI Islands, Samoan ISL
ands. New Zealand. Australia tvta
Victoria)-Marama ..............May TO- ESQ
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

:, Nav York; Trent CBrl from
smptSn etc coIcs Ss" etc. and southsmp'V1i ia.
Moviiie' ns" April 2o-caledonia 'D'' ~
sow) New York. M, New York
LSnS9h, apra Hpr 20, II m-,oscsr u 'O""'
1from Copenhagen. New YoTE; TEr,. New York.
Havre. April 20 RDSra,anss %.a1ns'C OBJ, arom YOkO-
sss-a- AsnA Now fcrk- .--~--s..--
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Mail for Mauritania closes Tuesday nigh
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Saturday, April 90
1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Mama Hata, Baltimore. 10 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co. with
mdse. Passed n Quarantine at 6:2s m.
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed In
Quarantine at $40 a m.
Steamer Horsley CBr) Calais March 81 to
Barber Co. with chalk. Arrived at the Bar
At 9 a m
Steamer Harry Lueksnbaeh. Mannsbo April ..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

PASSED. ...ssms
Gibraltar. April 1s-karonss Cd .tS' rar Isar
etc. for Boston and New io'"'
Cane Wrath. April 20--Unlted States
New York for Copenhagen. y.tos.ma. ete
Perrin. April 20-Jeseric tBr)' fokohs"'
s.vres. April 2o-Fernsndins Orb NV
Tor oran and Algisrs. --------------- -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
Broadway g. goth ST.; 5th Ave; 10Th St

| - Of Forfar. Argentina, Bar. 800 p m 900 p IN
| hlo Hrsnde' Brunswick. Mall. 100 IN
TUESDAY. April. q.
| Bsrharossa, Bremen. G L. 700 q m 10 60 a M
OF Navarro, Trinidad. TT. 10 90 m 1900 IN
| Puris Rio de Janeiro, Ld Br. 1900 IN 800 p M
! Rotterdam. Rotterdam. Ham. 1000 m
Antilla, Santiago Ward 80. 1900 IN
/ = OF Atlanta. savannah, Saw. 800 m
/ Apache, Jacksonville, clyde. 100 m
| WEDNESDAY APRIL -.
MauretaDia, Liverpool CunarG. - 30 p m ! 90 q m
! Caracas, La Guayra, Red u. $50 a m 100 M
, Bcrmudian bermuda Quebec. 900 "A IN II 90 a m
Metapan. Colon I'm Fruit. .. 9:3O a m 1900 IN
Algonquin, Domingo. Clyde. 1000 m loo y m
Cristobal CrstObal. Pan r X. IL 80 m 800 m
san Marcos, Galveston. Mary. -- 1900 y m
Huron, Jacksonville, clyde. 1:O0 p III
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
rA nav

The Rochambeau. reported as 76o miks east
OF Sandy Hook at 6:53 IN yesterday is eSpecteu
70 dock carly Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nrise. 5:i3; sunset, 645; moon sets, -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
Stern Brothers

~
will nlace on Sale Tomorrow Extraordinary Purchase
of the Reed and Barton Companys Best Quality
Silver Plated Hollow Ware
each piece stamped with the of the sllversmth
and which will be offered
At One.Half Actual Values
Thu collection includes many articles suitable for Weddng
Gifts also for Hotels and Summer Cottages ana Will
be displayed on the Main Floor, in SIX groups
Group a.
comprising GRAVY Boats Syrup Pitchers After Dinner Gote
pots Sugar Bowls Cream Pitchers Almond Dishes Gard Trays
Walters Uncovered Soup ureens, Compotes, 15 SS
Butter or Cheese Dishes with china Innings
Group
COMPRISING Water Pitchers Roll Bread Trays Vegetable
Dishes Berry Salad Bowls Cake Baskets Pickle Castos
Cheese Dishes Coffee Pots Gravy Boats WATERS bon
Bon Dishes Soup Tureens, with trays attached,
Group 3
comprising Ice Tubs Chocolate Pots Vegetable Dishes Gravy
Soup Tureens Sugar Bowls, After Dinner S3O5
Coffee Pots Walters, II and ID inches at
Group
comprising Sandwich Trays Coolers Fern Dishes Ice
Tubs Vegetable Dishes Meat Patters Castors, Fruit Bowls
Water Pitchers, Meat Platter Covers, TeteTete
Sets pieces: Water Kettles sA.65, 5.S5. COS
with Alcohol Lamps at
Group
comprising Punch Bowls, Wine Coolers, Chopped Ice Bowls
Water Pitchers porcelain lined Water Kettles Walters Soup
Tureens, Loving Cups Double Vegetable S7.75 to 1905
Dishes Coffee Urns Meat Platter Covers, 1'OO u
Group
comprising Tea Sets consisting OF Coffee and Tea Pot Sugar
Bowl Cream Pitcher and Spoon Holder
Coffee Sets including Coffee Pot
Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher and So OK - Dl so
Tray, bright and butler finish, at wv
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

Steamers Oklahoma. Port Arthur: Lapland
tBelg), Antwerp. Cairnhill OBJ, Durban: Inyeran
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
ADJUSTMENT OF STRIKE
 RELIEVES SITUATION
House Of Lords Will Not Oppose Bill Fixing Wages-Suifering
 Is Intense.

London, Eng, March 21 The ten-
 ion in the political situation in Eng l3nd as re ul, of attempts to adjust ne great coal strike is greatly re- leved tonight as the understanding seems to prevail that the coal miners cill will pass through both Houses Of Parliament before Saturday night. The remark of the Unionist statesman. 4. J. Balfour, during the debate over the bill today that there would be no dis solution of the cabinet for 2 general election, is taken to mean that the House of Lords will take this respon- sibilfty Of offering no serious opposi jon when the measure is brought be- fore it.
 Meanwhile the suffering is the in aastrial districts continues extreme. l. is now estimated that in addition Q the 2000,oeo m.ners out 0n strike nearly 2,000, ,6o0 more have been rem dered idle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
INYINCIBLE SOCIETY TO
 ENTERTAIN VISITORS

The Invincible Literary Society %ill entertain the Little Beck Debat- Eg tenn this aftern3on and invite
 leir friends to be present. There has been a great amount of interest and friendly rivalry shown between several members of the society of late nd this time has been taken to put come of them on the program. The subject for debate will be Resolved That Roosevelt Should Be the Nomi- zee of the Repu6iicAh Parry" Affirm a- ,iFe, (. E. Few, and Hartel Toney. Negative, Luen Saunders and Spencer TX. This subject is one Of vital in- terest and il is promised those who will be present that the boys will ham Gle 1t in first class style
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
FREEZE PREDICTED
 FOR THIS MORNING
Temperature Is Due to Drop to 2S
 Degrees By This Morning.

The winter is not yet over. The weather man says old Boreas was due 10 pay his .enth visit to Arkan- ses las night and tedav. Advices received hera are 70. the effect taas he has already penetrated .he state and is moving w ftly southward. Al BenFonyille, Ark, there was a dFoo yesterday of 3e degrees in tempera- ture in 2+ hours.
 The general forecast for he whole state is for fair and much colder weather in all districts. with tenn peratu~e IS 70 T degrees in the narthsrn port on and 26 70 9 de- grees in he southern portion thi: morning.
 Intensely cold weath5r S1,evails to the noi,h and west Of Arkansas. At s a. nj. yesterday the theromometor was : below zero in Nebraska, 10 above in Kansas. If in the Texs: Panhandle. 4 in Oklahoma. aS in northwest Arkansas and central Texas. 26 in St Louis. in New York, and 6S in New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22

Mrs. Sol Miller, of St. Louis, a former resident of this ety. and Miss Clara Silbernagle, are the guests of A s. Rosenberg.
 Mrs. \. E. Chambers, of Fort Worth Texas, who has been visiting friends and relatives in this city for several weeks, Jeff yes.sriay afternoon for her home.
 Nr. and Mrs. H. W. Walcott, and two children of Detroit, Mich, who nave been wishing Mir. and Mrs George Darby fer the past month left yesterday for :h5ir home While here NIT. Walcots and the two chil- 3ren were stricken tn pneumonia but all have en. n.irely recovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
C. 1. & I. GO. CEASES
 TO EXIST TODAY
Stree Car Plant Will Be Turned Over To New Owners This If.
 teTnoOn.

The final details for the transfer Of the property of the Citiz ns Ligat and Transit Company 10 he New Pine Bluff Company will be com bleed today when a deed of the property will be turned over to At torney F. G. Bridges, representing the company of eastern cap alisIs and he i'll turn prese1ting the sock holders with s300,00o. ths purchase seice.
 H. L. Dennis, the New York cap italist who is a st3ckholder in thc new company will no. be in the city today but S expected to come to Pine Bluff next week.
 The street car company and the Pine Bluff Corporation will be us- der the same ownership but it is probable hat each concern will b. under separate management Con siderable speculation is being .n- iulged in regarding .he management of the street car pIa1t One of the higher officials Of the street railwoy sys em has stated that he expecsed I new executive force would be en- ploysd.
 Tie crc zens are anxiously await ing the completion of the transfer in the hopes of seeing some of the i'm rrovsments that are said to be in contemplation by the new owners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
Joe I. Robinson
 Speaks at Dermott
Net 1t Ike Station E! Brass Bap,! 4Ed Addresses Large Crowd
 Severely Scores Donaghey.

De- mott, Ark. March 21-Hon. Joz I. Rohinso2, of Lonoke. spoke her. Thursday even ng c. the High Sch9el Auditorium in behalf Of his candi-a cally welcomed ani his address was given .ne clos5st attention by th crowd which filled the aud torium He was introduced by Attorney [ c. Hammock, chairman Of the recep lion committee. The Dermott Bras Bank fu--ished music for the occas sion and among the pieces rendere was one composed by Prof. Mahlin in honor Of Mr. Rob nson, and playes for sae first time that evening.
 In his address Mir Robinson aF- t7cked the official record Of Gov Donaghey. He referred to him | Box Car" Donaghey. declaring ths the Box Car" was usually founf empty. He also declared that Dor 2ghey was a .rait3r 10 bc.n The p-o nib tion and liQuor forces, playin both sides Of the question in erdaI to get their votes. He assailed ta Turner-Jaeobson Bill. and closed hi speech with a beautiful tribute ,c tke ladies. many Of whom were pres CT: to hear h m
 After Nr. Robinson's speech, W. Surridge, of Lawrence county. spoks for a shcst time He is candida;s fer Commissioner Of Mines, Manu factures and Agriculture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
JOE kRUMPNER
 COMMITS SUICIDE Fires a Bullet Through His Brain Following Quarrel
 With His Wife.
HE WAS WE'LL KNOWN
Left Note Written in Hebrew to John H. Talbot Ordering Dis
 position Of Property.
Joe Krumprus commits suicide 24.

Joe krumprus commits suicide 24.
 Following q quarrel with his wife, Joe k-umpner, 56 years old. a well known character in Pine Bluff, or dared the negro boy 10 build fire
 n his room and sitting upon the edge Of .he bed, fired bullet from 45 calibre Celt's revolver through lis head about 1:3o o'clock yes.er- lay The bullea eL.ered just above he rigt'. temple, ranging upward md entsr ng the wall. Death was instantaneous.
 Trouble wfsh his wife caused the ieed was stated in a note left by NrumTner add sssed to John +. Talbof, we'll known business man, nd for many year. a friend of the ,s3d man.
 Krunapner and his wife had treubie yesterday morning and Mrs. krump- 1sr told 3 policeman but refused to nave her husband arrested as she said he had been dr hiking. She had 'lin7 2rres,ed once tefore and he was fnei Mrs Krumpner is said to nave telephoRed to MT. Talbot lad Erum pne- come to his store. Krumr- n7r again returned home and after having the negro boy make the fire -Lo- hin,-o1f L, and 5eyeral neighbors hearing the shot rushsd ir,o the house and called q J..ysic an but life was. extinct when he doctor arrived.
 krumpner Jeff a note to Mfr Talbot. vritten in Hebrew, regarding the iisposal cf his property. His wife, ?cly daugh.er, Mrs. Don Cameron, of
 alifornia. ani his aged father, who yes in Hungary, will share in thas state and he requested that N. SelIz be appointed adm nistra@or.
 Krumpner was 2 well known fig Ire in this city. He was a dealer T iunk and owned small grocery ore on ast Second avenue. He lad often stated that he would com nit suicide and sometime ago wrofe I letter to a Pine Bluff man who had gone to New York on bus ness tha. 1e would be dead when the letter was received.
 The body was removed to Robin son and Sons morgue where it will De prepared for burial. Coroner F E. Williams did not hold an inquest
 No funeral arrangements will pc made until the daughter is heard from.
 Ire funeral will be conduced this afternoon at 2:30 o'cloca from the home. Rabbi Frisch of the Temple Anshe Emeth. Inierment in the Jew .sh cemetery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
SAM TAYLOR SCHOOL
 MAY OPEN NEXT WEEK
Building Has Been Completed Except For Repiirs on Roof-WiIl Relieve
 Congestion in Other Schools.

The new Sam Taylor School locat- ed at Eleventh avenue and Ash street will probably be opened in few days as the building is about completed with the exception of he repair Of the roof Superintendent Junius Jor- dan is not yet suTe of the opening date but il will probably be next week.
 The building has been in course of construction for some time. It is a one-sto.y brick building. steam heas cd with city water The weather for the past few weeks has considerably hampered the work n the building Howeve-, yesterday the Pine Bluff Plumbing ard Heating Co.,. completed the plumbing work of the building. It will have all modern convenierees with sanitary drinking fountains.
 When th:s school is opeled it is hoped that the rather congested con d tions Of acme of the other ward schools will be relieved School chill dren residing in the territory west Of Cherry street and south Of Ninth ave LUG will attend this school. and many Of t1e pupils now attending Lakeside school will also attend il. The teach CTS fir the Sam Taylor school have not yet been named. Grades from the first 10 the third and part of the fourth will be taueat in the new school. Dr. Jordan states that the en- rollnent will probably be about 135
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
. [
 BRIEF MENTION
 < : . ; %*>>%<<$>*i 1

Dr. Lillian C. Higinbosham has re turned from Altheimer.
 J. F. Mcintyre spent yesterday il the capfal city on business.
 Mrs. Jesse Core. of Plum Bayoa was visitor n .he city yesterday
 MEs. C. w Butts. of Moscow, wis itsd friends in the city yesterday
 K w. Wilkins has returned froE a stay of several days in Hot Springs
 Sheriff Edgar Brewster made business grip 70 Little Rock yester day afternoon
 !. E. McCook. warden at the sta.s farm at Cummins, was a visitor II the city yesterday
 Joe Cranberry has returned iron Hot Springs where he spen. wee& visit ng relatives.
 Mrs Celia Toplitz has resurnn1 from St. Louis. where she has beeN wishing for two months.
 R. W. Lane. If Dermc.t. was f the city yesterday. Mir. Lane W: formerly contractor of this city
 Mrs NJ. E, Richards left yesterday afternoon for Tyler, Texas. wher. she will visit for several days.
 Mrs. W. E. Parmelee has returna. 70 her hcms at Atheimer. aftsr : visit with relatives in the city.
 Mrs Veo B. AlexaniJc leaves shortly for Sena.ob a. Miss, wae:e she will be the guest of relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
[ AIS WILL WIS
 FILED YESTERDAY

The last will and testament of the late Morris Cans. who died in Buda- pest, on February % was filed for 9Eobate here yesterday. The will is late February 27. 1895 and is witness d by R M Galbraith and I. Rein terger Mrs. Cans was named as ad- :ninistratriX and all property was left io her after the debts were pad. Lat = codicil was added ill which the aece ased stated that he and Mrs. Cans would make their hcme in Europe Charles Veil was named as exeeutor to act without bond and Mrs. Cans was made legatee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
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cis;iaa vii hold Bazaar at he rec tosg on Thursd1y a;teznosa a2d cyoI= ;ag. Ap.i. lt.d. All k.ads C. ;.sr.a ,i.3 articles vil Ae 3e z&!a. and in connee hst ' Il t4e Daza@e the rees33r V sociation coffee will be held The spscial hostesses for the coffee be ing Mesdsmes Boone, Townsend, Dickey and Buchanan. S. Martha ; Sisterhood will have an apron booth at the bazaar. All kinds Of aprons will be on sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
ASSAULT NAN
 WITH PIPE WRENCH

Earl Piper, young white man en- 7loyed on he rip track a. the Cot
 n Belt shops, was arrested yester- lay afternoon by Deputies Constable ). W. Stewart and o. E. Harris, on charge of assault and bat cry l. s alleged nat he attacked young nan named Robish and h., him with pire wrench At the request of -he foreman Piper was allowed to ceE.inue his work and will appear ser trial this morning before Magis- trate L. F. Cheek.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
GAS IN
 ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH

The Pine Bluff Plumbing aad Heating Company has received ! eontrao. for running several hun- cred feet of gas pipe through the Cathol church and the parsonage .Iorkmen are now installing tn ipes and the edifice will be heated by gas al the Sunday services Gas has been used in the conver. for Eome time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
 ". C.. T. |.

The ". c. T. L. held an interest ing meeiag at the Y NJ. c. A. yes terday afternoon despite he ba l weafhe.. The atteRdarce was very good The meet ng was opened with scripture reading on Matthew 1S:- I: ' and prayer. Mrs. J. c. Taylo- read the interesting paper discuss ing .Inters tate Liquor Traffic" Mrs Moseley ably discussed the progres bsing made by temperance force nos only in our own state, but in the United S.ases and as world W de question. Alter. these two in teresting numbers the following questions were discussed openly: If the saloon is bad shing Or election day, is j. good thing or other days?
 If it is bad thing to be drunk ard IS it a good thing to license me to make drunkards?
 Why do saloon men not wan boxers fer bartenders?
 We have secured the services Q: Mrs. Emma Johnson. Masseur. e Memphis, Tenn, who will call on thc ladies of cur city and make specia hone demonstrations of the FAMOUS vELvETINA TOILET line. Any fas ors shown Mrs Johnson will b greatly appreciated
 SEAWELLS PHARMACY 16 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
 Young Ladies' Club.

4 call meeting of the Young Ladies Club of the fFicst Methodist church will be held this afternoon at clock with Mrs. H. I Holderness, No S10 West Second avenue Plans for the coming bazaar will be perfected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
FORMER SECRETARY
 OF INFERIOR III.

S. Louis. Mo, March 21-John W. Noble, who was secretary of the in, ,erior under President Benjamin Harrison, is critically il and may not survive the night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-22
CORNELL SCIENTIST
 DIED SUDDENLY

Ithaca, N Y. March 21-Raloh s'-oekman Tarr. the Cornell geo. grapher and scientist. died suddenly tonight.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-23
NOTCH

Rockville. Md. June 4th, 1912.
Ordered this day by the Board of County
Commissioners that the Columbia Road
from J. D. Millers to the Kelley jackson
Road be closed to public travel until farther
notice. The object Of closing this road is
to construct a bridge over Paint Branch,
and all persons are hereby warned that
they travel said road at their own risk.
JOSEPH 7. WHITE, President
BERRY Z. CLARK, Clerk.
June 7-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-23

"CleaD the fish, but do moi : ale:
leave head, tail and ins intact and put
a small strip Of bacon In each Of them
Dig a hole large enough for the fish to
lie in with several inches to spare.
Build a Ere in 1t and get a good hot
bed of Goals. Rake out half Of them,
cover the remainder with an inch OF
grass, place the fish on the grass, cover
with more grass and pile the rest OF
the hot Goals on top. Cover the hole
with frying pan or any other handy
thing, as, for instance, fat stone.
'Tn thirty minutes they will be cook
ed, and Delmonico himself could not
make them taste better. They are
partly fried and partly steamed by
the juices Of the grass. The bacon
fat has friend out and permeated the
flesh. The grass juice adds a peculiar
and exceedingly pleasant favor, ana
when taken from the hole the grass
which clings to the fish can be easily
pulled OF, and all the scales and SKID
will come with it"-Edward q. W.
Ferguson in Outing Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-23
Eairies--Good and 1ac

Deep down in their hearts, II the
truth were told, the majority OF grown
ups have q strong regard for fairy
stories, and there are few OF us Win
so little Imagination that we nave NOT
a liking for these light, fantastic taies'
Just as there are all sorts and condi'
tons of men. so are fairies diverse as
a class. The banshee is an Irish falry'
and Scotland calls 1t brownie An
elf is a fairy of diminutive size. sup
posed to be fond Of practical JOKES
CENT are eastern spirits, sometimes
good, but occasionally bad. A gnome
is a guardian Of a coal mine or quarry
and a goblin a phantom spirit. Imp Is
the Welsh spirit of mischief and jack
o'-Iantern n bog or marsh fairy who
loves to mislead. Every one knows the
mermaid as the sea spirit, and naiads
are water nymphs. Oberon was king
of the fairies, and pixie is fairy OF
Devon. Puck, full Of fun, Is Swedish,
and sylph is a spirit Of the air.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-23
1eadIe and Minister.

A story is told about west country
minister and his beadle, showing the
familiarity that used to exist between
the minister and his man. The minis
ter and John had got into an argument
and 1t became so hot that John was
like TO lose his temper. The minister
naturally tried to throw oil on the trou
bled waters
Man. john" he said, Its good
thing we are not all Of one mind. Fol
example, had everybody been Of my
mind everybody would have beer
wanting my good wife Janet"
VERY true" replied John a little sur
ly, 'for II everybody had been in thu
same mind as me naebody would ha'
ta'en her ava. She may max gui(
enough minister's wife, but she would
hae made puir show aside my JeanT
London Answers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-23

FLOOR COVERINGS
We have line of Maninss pr, on c
noeums These goods being purchased Importers and n m and
are worthy OF your attention and guarantee. m NJ
Very best China matings 29c yard
Very fine China mattnes at is, IS. 20 and2 Csc yard
sPendld quality Jap matthias at 90 rs and @
5 5ap @a'n sGG S sns s at So sc square yard
CteS mating rugs at IS, SO Is and $1OO.
9xl2 Jap mating $375
9xi2 Crex mating a $675.
TRUNKS CASES
We fine line of Trunks Suit buying direct from the
6Uyqs o SSs ny " 60 trunks & s. prices
Suit cases $.sO Sis s. 90 and @SC WV
bags 7 5i is SIS slS So to $500 $500
CLOTHING
An excellent line These
low prices Ages run from IL Made out Of
Grey brown and blue suits sssS $3.50 and $685.
SHOE BARGAINS
M ind our line of shoes complete the latest styles
Ladies Oxford ties kid SsOs7s 90
" ss PS s tan patent leather gun metal suede and velvet
Ladies' white pumps at
Misses and metal oxOrds $3.50 $500 S'"
Misses tan gun metal and 81 IS S5O $7s
e Our are made the best possible ma by skilled
LADIES SHIRT
We have on hand full new line of ladies shirt goods were
purchased from an ovsocked manufacturer thereby getting
Ladies' white embroidered SOC worth 75c
ladies' white embroidered shirt waists $i25
Ladies white embroidered shirt waists at 81 So 5000
goods h ARE made up low neck and short sleeves low neck and
CoRSETS
We carry in stock the Warner Bros COrsets
all enst6s aHs[a long medium and short fully
w. HIC TX s.
ROCKVILLE. MD.