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The Springdale news., 1914-11-20

sour silage. When properly fed it makes a very satisfactory addition to the ration of growing colts, brood marse and horses that are idle or do- ing light work, but caution must be exercised by the feeder. Feeding moldy silage has been followed by fatal results in many instances h. stances are known where the feed ing of moldy silage was due to the neglect of hired labor, and it is best where silage is fed to allow no one but a trust worthy man to do the feed. ing. Frozen or excessively sour or co much silatge will sometimes cause collie. Good silage will sometimes cause collie in horses that are worked hard.
 Not over one half of the roughage ration for horse should consist of sllage, and ten or twelve pounds per day is enough at any time
 It is our policy to encourage the building of more silos in Arkansas, but We advise extreme caution In feed ing silage to horses and mules.
The Springdale news., 1914-11-20

has been frightened somewhat by the promptness Of depository banks in furnishing additional security to meet the abnormal deposits. X num- Der O. the very largest banks in the country. which have heretofore declined to qualify as Repositories for postal-savings funds. are now among the eager applicants for them
The Springdale news., 1914-11-20
FEEDING SIUAGE TO HORSES AND MULES

Farmers who have silos should re- member that silage is not entirely safe feed for horses and mules The danger lies in overfeeding feeding mouldy, spoiled, frozen or excessively
The Springdale news., 1914-11-20

As a general thing. when sport is trying for speed record he is running at somebody else's expense
The Springdale news., 1914-11-20

1,00O votes for renewals.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
ROYAL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Grand Lodge cenvsnss at Pine sIun,
Ark, Tuesday, Sept. I.

Pine Bluff. Ark.-Great preparation
sion OF the grand lodge Of the Royal
Circle Of Friends. which meets in this
city on Tuesday. Sept /. This will
bring to Pine Blun perhaps the largest
crowd Of men and women that has
ever assembled here in any kind of
convention. ss3.
The Royal Circle Of Friends is one Of
the strongest organizations in he
country among the members Of the
race and, has attracted much attSA-
tion. 1t was organized BY r. A. WI
liams, NJ. D.: J. Williams. N. D.. and
Mrs. Lulu Blount. 1t II the most mod
ern and progressive organization in TIE
race and has a membership Of 10000
scattered in seven states and continuoD
to grow.
In the session will be some Of the
most noted men and women of the
race present from all parts of the
country. The grand lodge will be COM
posed Of doctors. lawyers. merchants.
bankers. artists. stenographers. college
presidents. editors. professors. teach
ers. ministers-in fact. every line OF
business. trade. profession or labor fol-
lowed by members Of the race will be
represented at the session.
The campus and buildings OF Branch
Normal college have been selected. and
in the uniform ranks together with
Eve circle bands will be in camp on
the college campus. This organization
holds up to the race great future In
that 1t is ma king places for the young
men and women. and at the same time
encouraging the boys and girls to edu-
cate themselves e.
It teaches the doctrine Of self help.
industry. honesty and thrift. and the
man or woman who would eat bread
or wear clothes must earn them or Get
ont of, the way. DIR. r. A. Williams. the
president is one Of the leading men
of the rnce in this country and II .
successful physician. From his youth
he has had desire to do something
for his race. and MS a result comes the
Royal Circle Of Friends. The order
publishes a good weekly paper.
Already 100000 have been paid ont
on death claims. and the order has
now over $4,000. which is considered
q good showing. New circles are b
ing formed rapidly and an effort Is ~
ing made to report not less than Is. 900
members mt the session Sept. I.
There wifi be q number Of social
features connected with the approaSb-
inG session. The street parade an1
drill Will attract much attention. apd
several prominent men will deliver -.
strucffve addresses. x-
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
OLDEST. AMONG BARuisrs.
Wood River Assoeiatien prspsrins For
Big Celebration at Alton, ~.

Big Celebration at Alton, ~.
Alton. IIi.-The ceit.hiatissn, uE the
seventy -tifth anniversary uf the Wood
River Baptist association in Aitun Sept.
and continuing through the week Is
one Of the most important events i;
the religious activities uf the rac.. il.
this section of tl.. country fur the e,.rl,
fall season a
The Wml River Rnptist nxssh.hstion
is the Oldest BAPTIST a.s.n.intkAi In the
country. and the selection of Aitnm for
the celebration IL Important iMtsftst, il
was here owen Iovei"y had Ibis print
ing press. whirh wus destroyed be-
cause he dared to advm3lte the aboIi-
ton Of slavery. THIS will give the. peo.
pie an opportunity to visit iAvejoy' 3
monument and to learn something
more OF his work for the freedom of
the coiered people
The association is presided over, by
Rev. II. II De Witt of Jacksonville.
ILL.,. and Rev f. H. Borden Of East St
Louis is the corresponding secretary
Some. of the leading preachers IN the
state belong to tile assM.i Ia tiOn. and the
executive committee has been careful
to select some of the best speakers in
the state Ia deliver addresses. NmOng
whom will lie some of our prominent
women
Governor Dunno has been invited and
has accepted the invitation tn deliver
Cnn..int nd, x,-flI In IN A..,
time in the history of the association
that the governor of the state hnx de-
livered Il specinl address. A big crowd
IL expected un this occasion.
There will he 4 Washington day at
which time pr Booker r. Washington
the wizard OF the ruskpgee (Aia.l fnsti-
tute. is to si'cak. A parade will be
held on this occasion by the Sunday
school children and boy scouts. Chil
dren from st. Louis and surrounding
towns will he present and take part in
the parade.
The president OF the nationaI Rap
tist convention. DR. L. C. Morris Of
Helena. Ark. is to speak on uatisnai
Baptist convention day and on the
same day Miss Mamie II. BurrUuKhs
one OF the most interesting characters
in the race. will deliver an address
There are many other prominent etlu-
Gators and ministers to speak during
the week.
Rev. G. c. Mason. chairman Of xhe
local committee and pastor Of the
church where the celebration IL to be
held, says that the people are prepared
to entertain 1900 delegates and visitors
and even more IL they should come
"Alton has meyer had real large con
vention among our people," he said
land we are going to show the people
what we can do. OF course we will be
assisted by all the people Of all the
churches in Alton. We shall be glad to
have them take an active part with U.S.
Large delegations are expected flRn
various points in Missouri"
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
GRAND LODGE E.OF
PYIHlAS MEETS
New York knlg&s Show c.
paciiy For Adraacsnslt
INFLUENCE OF SIR Z. Il. BRAY

Passing Of Old Regime. Marked BY the
Adoption Of . Rssetutisn Which
Makes the ofRes Of Grand chsnosi-
ier . ssiarisd Pesition-Aetivity Of
the Younger Members.
New YOrk.-The twenty fifth annual
session Of the grind lodge, knights Of
Pythias. 'Stnte Of New York. held re-
Gently nj Caribbean hall in this city.
was the most largely attended session
In many years. Great interest was
manifested in its proceedings from the
opening day until the end of the three
days session Sir Lee Cra wford, grand
chancellor. presided.
The credentials committee reported
the following subordinate lodges which
were represented by regularly elected
delegates: Majestic. Progressive. Yer
non. Washington. Ben Hur. Excelsior.
Arcturus. Pilgrim and Emmanuel. ali
Of this city and Brooklyn; Lincoln.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

Douglas. J. A. Walker. Wilmore. Night
ingnle and Zion Of westchester county.
Charles Sumner Of Syracuse and Da-
mon OF Utica. There were also eight
other lodges represented. The past
chancellor's degree was conferred upon
twenty six sir knights. the largest num-
ber to receive this degree at one time
In the history Of the organization.
The annual report Of Grand Chancel-
lor Crawford was listened to with
great interest throughout its reading
When the grand chancellor had con-
eluded bis reading one of the most re-
markabie demonstrations ever witness
ed In the grand lodge took place. Ev-
cry man wns INSTANTLY on his feet
cheering Sir Crawford. For fully three
minutes this continued. 1t was grand
ovation and well merited. for every one
present agreed that his report was the
most complete and encouraging resume
Of the progress Of the order for one
year that was ever presented to the
grand lodge In this jurisdiction.
This session marked the transition
from the .'old grand lodge" dominated
for years by small group OF men Of
the old school, who were satisfied to
let the ''order" drift along in the same
old rut 80 long a. they were at the
helm, to the new grand lodge" ruled
BY the younger and more progressive
st Of sir knights. who were deter
mined to revolutionize things and put
new life into the order from one end
~ tho state to the other. This young
element was led and directed in the
nght by that successful organizer from
Westchester county. N. Y. Sir Paul
81. Bray Of Lincoln. No. II. Yonkers.
Among the most important and rad
ical steps taken was the passage Of the
resolution offered by Sir Paul H. Bray
placing the grand chancellor on an an
nual SALARY sufficient to enable him to
devote his entire time and service to
building up the order. The reform
ers" felt that the time had arrived to
place the Pythian order on business
basis in order that 1t might take on
new life and grow rapidly.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Sir Lee Craw-
ford. grand chancellor: Sir Ad0lph
Howell Oh INeW tOEk CITY. BSuuO VICE
chancellor: Sir james L. Pinn Of Syra-
cuse. grand preIate: Sir d. A. Agys Of
New York city. grand keeper Of records
and seals: Sir William, 81. Mcfarland
Of Brooklyn. grand master Of the ex-
chequer: Sir John II. Hoyt. grand sex
retary Of reserve fund department: Sir
r. W. Jones of New York. treaSurer ne
serve fund department.: Sir G. p. Nc
Lendon Of New Rochelle. grand med
Scai regfstrnr; Sir Il. Richardson of New
York. grind lecturer: Sir J. X. Harvey
Of Mount Vernon. grand marshal: Sir
W. H. Smith Of New York city. grand
jOdge attorney: Sir Paul Fl. Bray Of
Yonkers. past grand chancellor; Sir r.
r. Peresett Of Utica. supreme repre-
sentative: Sir W'ilfred Fl. Smith. -.
preme representative to oil unexpired
term Of Sir II. Leigh Jones: Sir D. r.
johnson. Brooklyn. grand master u
Sarms: Sir william Frohman. grind IN
neT guard: Sir B. r. Hutchings. grand
cutef guard: Air Samuel J. Davis Of
New Rochelle, grnnd trustee.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-A large spacious front
room, suitable for a couple. Mrs
Emma Brown. 2246 fremont place
Phone 1877.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms
.or man and wife or for ladies. York
1766. 245i Ogden st. Mrs. Mamie
King johnson.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
man or woman at 1922 Arapahoe st.
. ct, 8-8-14
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms b.
Sax iweek or month. Rates reason
re Phone Main '6o1E, 2347 sArapa-
e.-.s 81. Mrs. Person. Prop.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-One house at .176O
Clarkson st.. see Mr.. Hall at 1854
Pearl (rear).
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
The Best List In the City to Choose From.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in =
modern house, 2217 Welton st. Mrs.
Clara Mays.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
Houses and Rooms

AH"a Is appearing these columns of SC
line by the issue. soc monthly, to be paid
IA advance, have collector for this depart
i nlent. No ads" taken over the phone.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms ir
modern house, very close in. 629 22t
St. Mrs. Sanford, phone Champa 761
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR Rents furnished rooms
in a modern house at 221s Clarkson
St. at reasonable rates. Call York
012. Mrs. Mamie Dean.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

WANTED-T. Ernest McClain, A.
o. ID, d. S.-Sundays and nights By
appointment Office hours. q. m. to
IL NJ. p. IN. to p. m. Office. 2S03
Weaton St. Rondelein Bldg, phone
Main 7416. Res. 82s 32nd St. phone
Main 6397.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-7-room modern hous
Call 3158 Champa. S-15-1
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

The Elite Barber Shop and bath
roosSs, 1898 18th st. LII AN 2lmple.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

CD re G Carrie-Tonsorlal parlor.
hand and electrical face massage. Call
122S eIst street. Phone, Res. York
733tt J. w. Carrie. Sr.. and ]. w. Car
sie. r.. props.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
cheap. in modern house, one-hal
block from car line. 2439 Ogden st.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

viii sell you the best massage
vibrator, the White Cross. for $1,000
- good as any $25.0e machine made
Call or write to Vibrator Co.. 538 18th
street.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22
HOTEL HlLpRErH.

Nice. clean. airy rooms. strictly
.Aodern house. close in: rooms from
$3.50 up 2161 Arapahoe. Phone
Main FOOT. Mrs. Lillian Horn. Prop.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

Furnished apartments. Two ana
three rooms, with hot and cold water
in each kitchen. Also from. room.
single, electric lights and gas Mod
ero throughout, Rates very reason
abte. 2352-235S Ogden street. cornes ra,
Twenty-fourth Avenue Pnoue iofA
-17u7- Mrs. R. NJ Blakey-
Tue Denver Star conector VIII cal
at your door Kindly rece,se % sim -
w,th . smile. pay. him and wish MIN a
,"ne and prosperous year of most sue
cessful collections. Please coopera"
With US nthis matter.
FOR RENT-Rosm for man and
{ VIA a,po room for q young man wno
mav desire family board. 1893 os'
~. Gail York 3z1S-
,e,p RENr-Furnished rooms. 1910
.s<,nstoa st Phone York 'So''
-ss,e Simpson.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

+, FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
suitable for man and wife or desirable
lady Mrs Gertie Gipson,- 2345 Lafay-
cite street.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

Fhe Jewel Barber Shop, 1929 10th
St. First-class tonsorial artists. g.
8. Richardson and d. o. Simpson.
The Denver star., 1914-08-22

FOR RENT-Nice 4-room house on
St. Paul. street. in 1410., modern OF.
cept tsstht gent -. See The Colored
Anericau Loan & Realty Co.. slz
zlst St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Men

Hand Mirrors, Clothes, Brushes Humidors, Sweaters, Gloves Mufflers. Card Cases, Bill Books Collar Bags, Mirrors Pinochle Deck, Cigar Cases Silver Clutch Pencil Sofa Pillows, Gloves Ivory Tie Hangers Whisk Brooms, Hat Brushes Match Boxes, Cuff Links Scarf Pins Recessional and Vampire Rubiayat, Brangwyn Ed. Spell of the Yukon Ballads of the Cheechoks Here's to You--(a Book of Toasts). Cruise of the Shark
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Women

Accordion SILK Hose Striped silk Hose
 Black and White Hose Black and Green Hose Black and Purple Hose Clocked Hose in black with white Clocked Hose in white with black Black Embroidered Hose White Embroidered Hose Umbrellas, Corsets, Silk Petticoats Gowns, Combinations Silk Underwear, Kimonos Bath Robes,s Brassieres Hand Embroidered Jap Silk Xii
 monos M Bags, Travelling Cases, Jewel Cases Handkerchief Cases Manicure Cases Monogram Stationery Wool Blankets, Fine Comforts Moselle Bed Spreads, Desk Pads Party Boxes
 Mahogany Sewing Stands Enamel Sewing Stands Card Cases, Marmalade Sets Bar Pins. Cameo Pins, Rings . Sewing Stands, Tables Table Cloths, Napkins to match Slipper Buckles, Center Pieces Scarfs, Pair Towels, Muffs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Men $ 100

Smoking Sets, Book Holders Stains
 Cowan Adjustable Smoking Stands Bath Robes, Smoking Jackets Umbrellas, Walking Canes Silk Mufflers, Gillette Razors Tobacco Jars, Humidors
 Fumed Oak Smoking Tables Humidors and Cellarettes Standard Adjustable Reading Lamp Two Thermos Bottles in Leather
 Case
 Manicure Sets, Shaving Stands Military Brushes, Suit Cases Hand Bags, Smoking Jackets Blanket Robes, Sweaters
 Bill Books. Card Case Sets
 Military Brushes
 Travelling Mirrors in Case
 Engraved Stationery Sofa Pillows Knitted Silk Mufflers Walking Canes, Shaving Outfits Royal Copper and Brass Ink Wells Motor. Gloves, Safety Razors Silk Umbrellas Mahogany Smoking Stands Scarf Pins, Clothes Brushes Cuff Links, Fobs, Signet Rings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Men

Book Consoles, Smoking Stands Book Racks, China Smoking Sets Electric Iron, Ink Stands Tobacco Jars, Steins Solid Mahogany Smoking Stands Leather Desk Set Scarf Holders and Case Humidors for Cigars Manicure Sets, Shaving Mirrors Military Brushes, Clothes Brushes Bath Robes, Sweaters, Auto Gloves Flasks, Card Cases, Bill Books Military Brushes, Travelling Mirrors Literary Digest one year Fountain Pen Leather Folder containing Handker-
 chiefs and Hose Scarf Folder of Moire Silk Bath Robes, Fur Motor Caps Solid Mahogany Smoking Stands Desk Chairs, Clothes Brushes Match Boxes, Cuff Links Signet Rings, Scarf Pins
 Books Old Paris, It's Social, Historical and
 Literary Associations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Women

Pie Plates, Electric Irons Salad Sets, Aluminium Percolator Baskets, Tea Sets, Vases, Nut Sets Cracker Jars, Fern Dishes Dresser Sets, Olive Sets, Ice Bowls Cake Plates, Flower Baskets Silk Shades, Cut Glass Mayonaise Velour Table Runners Condiment Sets Scissor Sets, Manicure Sets Perfumes
 Parisian Ivory Mirrors Parisian Ivory Hair Brushes Parisian Ivory Powder Box Parisian Ivory Trays Parisian Ivory Clocks Parisian Ivory Jewelry Brushes Fans,
 Black Silk Hose, embroidered in
 black and white White, embroidered in black and
 white
 Umbrellas, Brassieres, Waists Corset Covers, Silk Union Suits Silk Vests, Kimonos, Petticoats Crepe Kimonos, Gowns, Skirts Combinations, Bath Robes. Camesoles, Bags, Travelling Cases Rockers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Children

Bath Robes, Sweater, Dresses Middies, Pajamas, Umbrellas Bags, Music Rolls, Music Folds Photo Cases, Paints, Play Suits Shirts, Hats, Rain Hats Felt Slippers, Dresses Pocket Knives, Japanese Gardens Paper Flower Outfits. Hair Brushes Hat Brushes, Electric Trains Mechanical Trains Upright Steam Engines Mechanical Locomotives Mechanical Automobiles Dynamo. Hand Organ Mechanical Horse and Rider Mechanical Trolley Car Electric Trains, Mechanical Trains Steam Toys, Tool Chests Large Kid Dolls, Teddy Bears Cannons, Humpty Dumpty Circus Horse and Wagon, Foot Balls Black Suit Cases, Trunks Mahogany Furniture. Sets in Boxes White Furniture. Horse on Wheels Indoor Baseball Game, Skates Doll Trunks, Plush Horses
 Books Twinkle and Chubbins Uncle Remus and Br'er Rabbit The Cosy Corner Book Boys Book of Indians and the Wild
 West
 Miss Santa Claus of the Pullman 7 Every Child's Paint Book Really True Nature Stories
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Whom Have You
 FOrgOtten?

Just four days remain to provide every gift for the glad holiday
 This, of all years is which should be looked It is not the amount pay for the gift that counts but 1t is the houghfuness and the good will expressed and the remembrance that appreciated
 There still muttudes of attractive things of every sort available at whatever price you wish to pay that will carry message of Christmas cheer at whatever you wish to go.
 But don waste another hour each day early you %I@
 Let the surpasng good service of this store help you through these huyng days Let the depleted stocks provide all the missing gifts before you rushed and hurried discovering that Christmas is only few hours away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Men 800

Cigar Lighters, Brass Cuspidors Smoking Stands, Cigar Jars Smoking Sets, Tankards Scarf and Hose Sets Ties, Tobacco Jars, Ivorine Picture Frames Library Sets, Manicure Sets Thermos Bottles, Hair Brushes
 Books Here's to Youy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Men

Letter Holders, Copper Ash Trays Bill Files, China Ash Trays Cigar Trays, Steins, Ink Stands Mustache Cups Dennison's Handy Box for Den or
 Office
 Silk Neckties, Knitted Neckties Hose and Scarf Sets, all colors Novelty Colored Silk Handkerchiefs Mehan's Razor Shoppers Pocket Knives, Smithfield Razors Ender's Safety Razors Hair Brushes, Hat Brushes Clothes Brushes, Toilet Water Gloves, Ties, Silk Socks, Shirts Cuff Links, Smoking Stands Knives, Scarf Pins Pencils, Chains Stamp Boxes, Mufflers, Pajamas Umbrellas, Slippers, Caps One-half Dozen Handkerchiefs Collar Bags. Card Cases, Bill Books Flasks, Travelling Clothes Brushes Slipper Cases Travelling Coat Hangers
 Books "A Book of Toasts' Spell of the Yukon Ballads of the Cheechako The Best Stories in the World
 Victrola Record It's a Long Way to Tipperary" Laundry Bags, Shoe Bags Tie Racks, Collar Bags Bath Slippers
 Ash Trays, Dennison's Handy Box Walking Canes, Tobacco Jars Steins
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
Gifts for Women
(4th FloOr)

Baking Dishes, Picture Frames Brass Candle Sticks
 Japanese Trays, Mahogany Trays Model Turkey Roaster
 Set Oyster Forks, Oyster Ladel Cracker Jars, Sugar and Cream Vases, Candlesticks
 Footed Comports, Olive Sets Lunch Trays, Cups, Fancy Syrups Cake Sets, Rose Jars Ivorine Letter Holder Crystal Flower Bowls Velour Sofa Pillows, Scissor Sets
 Thermos Bottles, Fans, Perfumes Chairs. Ivory Hair Brushes Ivory Picture Frames Ivory Powder Boxes Ivory Hair Receivers Ivory Jewelry Boxes Ivory Pin Cushions ivory Cloth Brushes, Tourist Cases bpony Mirrors, Mahogany Mirrors Walnut Mirrors. Hair Brushes McCallum's Black Silk Hose Phoenix Silk Hose, black Silk Hose in Holiday Boxes Umbrellas, Waists, Kimonos Pettlcoats, Corsets, Brassieres Gowns, Corset Covers Combinations, Outing Gowns brlghton Carlsbad Outdoor Sleeping Garments beauty Pins, Brooches, Lockets Rings, Pin Sets, Silk Vests
 Luxor Dresses, Camesoles, Bags
 Bridge Sets, Writing Folio
 Strap Purses, Stationery
 Prayer Book and Hymnal
 Bridge Set, Scarfs, Center Pieces | Dozen Linen Napkins l One Linen Table Cloth
 Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases | Slipper Buckles, Work Baskets Towels, Lunch Cloths | Leather Book Covers
 Sterling Silver Picture Frames
 Books Famous Affinities of History
 Bible Mystery and Meaning
 The Poets of New England Italy, France
 California and Intimate History
 Victrola Records | Whispering Hope 1 Caruso's Record, How Pickle Woman Is'-Regoletto
 Caruso's Record, For You Alones
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20

American Bu1lQer, GfdlQ Aulo hdSe
 Table Croquet
 Japanese China Set with Tray
 Richter Stone Blocks, Lead Soldiers
 Fire Department, Iron Toys Teddy Bears, Assorted Animals
 Mechanical Locomotives
 Ten Pins, Rubber Balls
 Christmas Stockings
 Electrical Trains, Picture Blocks
 Nest Blocks, Pianos and Stools
 Iron Wagon and Horse
 Dressed and Undressed Dolls
 Humpty Dumpty Sets
 Dogs on Wheels, China Sets
 Mouth Harps, Toques. Caps,
 Leggins, Rattlers, Dresses, Gloves Ties, Umbrellas, Bags, Sewing Sets Beaded Purses, Drinking Cups
 Canes, Hats, Shirts, Caps
 Rain Hats, Blouses. Cups
 Doll Outfits, Hair Bands
 Stocking Supporters, Work Boxes
 Pocket Knives, Embroidery Scissors
 Paper Doll Outfits
 Transparent Outfits
 Japanese Gardens Furniture Puzzle Set Manicure Sets, Perfumes, Ivory Buffers, Pin Trays Silver Picture Frames Toilet Water, Nail Files Shoe Horns. Shoe Hooks Books J. Cole, The Coop Directory My Toys Young American Paint Book My Mothers Hero BookmaEing for Children New Mother Goose Bedtime Stories Every Boys Library Peter Rabbit