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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Correspondence de
pIblico.

Il. j. SdtdGHG. -Seguin, IeGdS.-
Su carta eSta bien peDsada, pero
no nos convence; listed 81 debe
convencerse de la sinceridad de
nuestra labor, pues nosOtros no te
nemos como norma cstar dicien-
do siempre que somos un pueblo
grande, patricia, valiente y otras
cosas por ell estilo. Sacamos a
relucir 10 malo que tenemos, por-
que solo asi hemos de lograr que
Sc corrija; de 10 contrario, nos es
tariamos engaiando a ~nosotros
mism0s.
En- cuanto a la personalidad de
Don Benito Juarez, sabremos de-
cirle que es tai el respeto que nos
inspira, que jamas Ia hemos colo
cado al lado de don Portirio, CO.
mo sucedia no hace mucho, nj al
lado de Madero, como sucede aho
ra.
J. SerratO. -LdparG, TerGS.-
Sus verses a Nercado no Sc publ
can por falta de espacio, aunque,
q Ia verdad. lie dice I'd. yerdades
de a folio al rey de las e~vacuacio-
mes.
O. SaLcido.- Derry, N. M.-Hace
listed bien, como digno neo--me-
xicano, en- protestar contra Ia in
noble tarea que Sc ha impuesto
ell Senador Fall, quien pretende
a TODD trance la intervention en-
Mexico. Lo felicitamos.
FL gijero Angel Karnes City,
Teras.- La carta de IN ranchero
a que listed Sc refere, no la como
cemos; por 10 tanto, nos es impo-
sible publicarla.
j. r. Ceramics WaeLder', Te-
cas- Gracias por suS observa-
clones. Esas irtrigas g que I'D.
hace menci6n, va sabemosd de DON
de parten y estamos en- guardia.
C. FuenteS.- Banning, Cul.- To
mamos nota de la guasa que hace
listed de esa sociedad. Lo que
no sabemos es 81 sera sucursal de
alguna de San Antonio. Cuando
llegue 81 desgNTre de tripas no de
je de %avisarnos.
Rafael Marttnez.- Ell PaSo, Te-
ras.- ESQ del desafio personal
entire Huerta y Wilson es imposi-
BILE. Basque listed otra soluci6n
mas l6gica para ell actual conflic-
to y nos ocuparemos de ella.
Verjtatis.- Fg0resvjtJe, Teras.-
ST Villa, como listed dice, llegara
Z triunfar, y Sc proclamara Presi
dente De Ia RepGbiica, no Cendria
Ia culpa Ell indio.
4. r. G. Pueblo, C0lo.- lie a
eonsejamos que no c0meta versos;
es trabajo muy POGO productive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26

co, en- vista de que estos rumores
parecen confrmarse. Sc pregun-
ia que resultara de tai renuncia,
y critica a SUI Presidente MI. Will
son por haber mandado a Mexico
a Juan Lind, cue para NADIA ha
servido.
ST la renuncia de o. Shaughnes
81 es aceptada por su Gobierno,
los americanos Sc Cuedaran sin
representation d%iplomatica en- Me
xico. O los Estados Unidos Sc We
ran obligados a reconocer a Huer
ia, pues no es possible que man
den un nuevo Embajador sin su
c~onsentimiento, que ofcialmente
tiene que ser recabado de ante,
mano, de conformidad con las re-
glas d~iplomaticas, usuales en- ell
mundo civilizado.
En- cuanto a Juan Lind, la es-
fnge de VeracruZ, nj sus mismos
paisanos 10 toman a 10 serio, pues
en- realidad carece de caracter of
cial y vive en- ell Puerto como otro
cualquier extranjero particular.
Lo mas que puede concedersele
es ell empleo de gendarme de los
Estados Unidos, dispuesto STEM
pre-, por humanidad, a acompa-
mar a uno que otro refugiado ME
dose, a bordo de los buques anne
ricanos surtos Ell la bahia.
Muchos concentrates Sc hacen
entire la colonia americana de Me-
xico. del anunciado retro del En-
cargado y todos acaban pregun-
tandose: jque resultara despues?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Oregon recibe refuer'
ZOS.

De Nogales, Sonora, ~salieron
ell 10 del corriente Cchocientos
soldados rebeldes, con rumbo a
Hermosillo, a ponerse a las 6rde-
mes del cabecilla Obreg6n, pues
este jefe rebelde teme ser ataca-
do por los federales estacionaGos
en- Guaymas, que en- estos dias
tambien han sido reforzados.
En- Nogales quedaron muy po-
cas- fuerzas rebeldes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
o. S~haugnessy desmien.
te 10 de SUI ~renuncia.

Ell Encagado de la Embajada
americana en- Mexico, regres6 ell
% del corriente de Veracruz a la
Capital, y desde luego declare
que los rumores de su renuncia
carecian de Fundamental y eran
del TODD falsos.
Mas vale asf, pues con clio Sc
evitara su Gobierno nuevas COM
plicaciones y disgustos y Huerta
continuara a sus anchas con su
amigo O. Shaugnessy, aunque ra
bic Mr.. Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
Juan Lind, Inspector.

Como resultado de la conferen-
ella ceiebrada hace dfas entire el
Ministro Lopez PortiIlo y Rojas Y
Ell enviado especial de Mr.. Will
son, en- Veracruz, don Juan Lind,
es possible que este Sc resuelva 8
hacer IN yiaje de inspection por
TODD ell ~territorio dominado por ell
GobiernO. Ash cusndo menos Sc
10 ha pedido ell Ministro, de cuya
personalidad y tacto diplomatico
parece haber quedado agradable-
mente impresionado ell ex-Gober-
nador de Minessotta.
va era tempo de que este mu-
do personaje, colocado en- tan di-
iicil posici6n por su Gobierno,
diera algunas muestras de activi-
dad y para CLOSE lie presenta aho
IA una magniica OpOrtunidad,
que debe coger por los cabellOs,
pues va en- su mismo pals Sc en-
plea a murmurar en- voz alta de
su inutiIidad y mutismo.
La entrevista entire ambos per-
sonajes, seg4n dice Ell Ministro,
no ravisti6 caracter Official Y en-
ella no Sc TOGO ell punto de Ia re-
nuncia de Huerta, 10 que indica,
decimos n~osOtr0s, que los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc van conVenciendO
POGO a POGO de que ell actual Pre-
sidente no es de los cue Sc name
ian facilmente desde Washington
que 10 tienen sin cuidado sus
amenazas para aTTojarlo del po-
der, del que han sido inpotentes
para separate, no obstante los
desesperados esfuerzos que en-
csc sentido nan llevado q cabo
por las Was d~iplomaticas y por
Otras cue NADIA tienen de diplo-
maticas, como ell l~evantamiento
del embargo de armas y otras CO.
si&as nor al e~,iin one a0 hsn ne
che sino empeorar Ia situaci6n
mexieana, sin ning1n provecho
para los Estados Unidos nj para
nuestro pals.
81 Lind acepta Ia proposition
del Ministro, Sc pOndra a 81 dis
posici6n IN tren especial, con una
fuerte guardia militar, para que
yiaje con los snguridades Gehit2s
pOE toda L Repdblica,
Duranta Il entrevista : ref
ri6ndose al hum2nitarismo de los
a~mericsnos, cue Sc interasan mu-
cho por aI maririo . que es5& su-
ieto Ell pueblo meXicano por IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26

Sc desea saber ei paraiero de HerLn-
ia RouIigueZ, espgsa lie Andres de 10
Cruz, . qaienes Sc supone en- Corpus
Christi. Texas, Ia persona que de II
iormss suyos recibIra una qualification
de So. dirieiGEdose g: Juan II. Rodri-
gCez. RI. D. zumego !. Il Centre,
California.
I'm. -S-26-14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
PINE SHOOT MOTH MENACE.
Forests Threatened With Serious
Damage BY Eurorean Insect.

Pine forests of the United states are
threatened with serious damage as the
result of the introduction o. the Euro
pean pine shoot moth. the Dcpa rtment
of Agriculture announced today I'm
mediate treatment of trees attacked
by the moth is ursed as means o.
STAMPING out the new pest and thus
preventing widespread losses.
The new insect Is Il small orange-red
moth, the young larvae OF which came
into the country within the buds OF
tmported pine seedlings from France,
England, Holland, Belgium or Ger
many 1t has seen fodni thus far IN
only ten localities. in six states. from
Massachusetts to Pennsylvania. *
present the problem of it's ellm.natlon
is confined mainly to nurseries, nut if
il once gets into the native pine Tor
ests the experts think it would be be-
yond control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
MOVABLE PATENT OFFICES.
Belgian Attorneys Notify Washing
ton of Their Feregrinations.

When the Belgian government began
moving before the advancing Germans
various practitioners before it's various
departments moved with it. according
to notices which have been receive ed
in Washington by patent attorneys
One letter just received says: We beg
to inform you that with the Belgian
government oar patent department has
been transferred from Antwerp TO Cs-
tend and from there to HaVre.
Having had to leave OStend rather
quickly, we have for the present estab-
lished the other departments at Dom
burg and at Zundert tHollandt."
Notes from Germany to local patent
attorneys bring the information that
the patent office in Berlin has been
stripped of its ablebodied clerks to
make German soldiers and that only a
force of sufficient size to file patent ap-
pIications is being maintained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
WAR Department CHANGES
IN CLASSIFIED SERVICE
designations, Appointments and
Promotions Are Announced To-
day at Headquarters.

Changes in the classified service of
the War Department are announced as
follows:
Appointments under civil service
rules Office of the chief of en-
gineers: Irby Williams. chairman et
$3.50 per annum; Frank W. Douglas
clerl, at 5000 per annum; James II.
Hughes laborer at $3.50 per annum The
djutant generals office: Lindsay L.
rriswell. clerk at $1,000 per annum;
John NJ. Keough, clerk at $1,000 per an
mum. Bureau Of insular affairs: Robert
j. Bushman, clerk at 81 600 per annum
Office of the quartermaster general of
the army: Mary II. Dunn. clerk at 5000
per annum.
l'romotions-Bureau of insular af-
airs: sydney c. Cross. clerk. from
$1,000 to $1,000. Office of the chief of
staff: Elwood S. Eonsan, lahorer. from
$500 to $50. The adiutant generals
office: Frank X. Bronson, ..lerk. from
81 LEGO to $l.2oe; Wayne W Bradley.
clerk. IRON $1,000 to $1,000. Office OF
H., qaafl :. general of the army:
ingWaid e. Olsen, clerk. from 81 900 to
sl.2o0; Walter L. Knaack, clerk, from
5000 TO $1,000: William L. ConIev
craftsman. from $1,000 to $500: Erwin
>, haobaEd. craftsman. from S1,4o0 to
sl,6oo. Office of the surgeon general:
Mrs. Rose +. s. Blair. clerk. from 81 300
70 si,400: Samuel Fl. Brown, clerk. from
$1,000 to S1.200: Alton G.. Grinneu
clerk. from $1,000 to 81. 600; Eliza betj,
Edes. clerk. from $1,000 to l,4Oo: viii
lam T. Ripley, clerk. from 81 600 to
1900. W
heslSnatlons-Office Of the chief sig
nal officer: Thornton r Burns clerk. AT
SI.Voo per annum. Bureau of insuIar
aHairs: Ellis Biumenthal. clerk, at
sl.ovo per annum: Norman O Brigham,
clerk, at Sl.2O0 per annum The adju-
taht generals office: Roy l.. Daily.
clerk. at $1,000 per annum MandeI
Marcus, clerk, at 81 200 per annum.
Isfflce OF the surgeon general: Harry H.
tetter. clerk. at $i,4ou: Frank Coburn,
clerk. at $500 per annurn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
SALAMDRA Tries TO FORM
A NEW ITALIAN CABINET
Consults With Friends in Efforts to
Bridge Over the Crisis
Quickly.

ROME, November 3.-Signor Salandra,
the premier of the cabinet which has
just resigned because of differences
among it's members regarding cues
tons of financial policy. having been
semi officially intrusted by King Victor
Emmanuel with the duty of forming a
new cabinet, spent the whole OF last
evening in consultation with politica
friends. as he wishes to solve the crisis
in the shortest possible time owing to
the international complications
According to the custom here. the
official announcement of his having
been intrusted with the forma ton of a
cabinet will be given out almost stimuli
taneously with the announcement OF
the new ca binet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
A Complete Assortment of
BASKETS
For Every Use.

This is one OF the Largest
Basket Departments maintained
by any store-and stocked to its
full size with every good kind of
basket that is made-Willow,
Straw, Grass, Sweet Grass, Fancy
Braid effects, Palm and all other
materials suitable for making
good baskets. The stock is repre-
sented by makers from France,
Japan. Germany, Austria, Canada
md the United States. Among
these two latter the Indian Bas-
kets take a leading part.
Scrap Baskets, SOC and UP
Knife Baskets. SOC UP
Trash Baskets. SOC up
Clothes Baskets. Csc up
Wood Baskets. . ST 900 up
Hamper Baskets, ST. 80 up
Infant Baskets. DOC up
Work Baskets Csc up
Collection Baskets, zoe up
Fruit Baskets SOC up
Market Baskets . SOC up
Dog Sleeping Baskets,
SIPS up
Cat Sleeping Baskets,
SIPS up
Dog Travelling Baskets,
$3.50 up
Cat Travelling Baskets,
$3.50 up
Infant Sleeping Baskets,
5000 up
EJffh Hoor Tenth straat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
DISCUSSES THE NEED
OF THE HELPING HAND
W. W. MILAN Addresses the Vaughn
Class Club on Liberty, Fra
ternity, Equality

Callin- attention to the fact that in
the United States 100000 men nave
Joined so-cal!ed secret fraternal oTganl-
cations w. w. MILAN. for many years
president of the Sunday School Assocla-
ton of the District of Columbia. de-
Iivered an address last night before the
November meeting OF the Vaughn Glass
Club, in which he spoke on Liberty.
Fraternity, Equality" The meeting was
held in the Sunday school house of Cal
vary Baptist Church.
MI. Millan's Address.
Mr.. MILAN said, in part:
Here in America we have brought 10
fun fruition the sentiment. Liberty.
fraternity equality which in its bread
practical application means equal rights.
opportunities and privileges accorded by
each to all and by all to each. For in
this land 100000 of men have Joined
the so-called secret fraternal organiza-
lions.
Il am particularly glad to know that
YOU gentlemen have the Bible as the
framework of your degree, and that the
truest and best spirit of fraternalism
runs through it like golden thread-a
itself only by the need of the other
fellow
Behind all this machinery of church
government and Sunday school organ
ization and class m lchincry there
must be the heart of Il man and the
life OF a man, throbbing with interest
and love and devotion. ready to minis
ter to his fe;low-men and to extend the
helping hand in the time of need
New Members Enrolled.
The following new members We're in
!tiated by the senior degree team: Will
liam S. Herring. Karl L. Vines. r. c.
Sudduth, H. l.. Koch. A. j. Dawson and
&. +. Rudolph. An informal luncheon
was followed by IL cornet solo by
Charles II. Scott. humorou recitation
by J. w. Pearson, and two selections
rendered by the vocal quartet Of the
club. Harry \. Wood, H. H. Saxton, w.
". Fowler and J. Elmer Fox, accom-
panied by the class pianist, Guy A.
Ourand.
The prosram was brought to 4 close
by the teacher. Prof Louis y. Bliss,
who emphasized the privilege of work
ing for men and the opportunities for
service in Washington in the true, un-
selfish spirit of fraternity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
Verdict of Accidental Death.

a verdict OF accidental death was
reached by a coroners jury at an in
quest held at the morgue yesterday
over the body of William Dunlap. an
elevator conductor, who was killed
Saturday night when he fell from the
fifth floor to the bottom of the elevator
shaft in department store, where he
was employed. The jury reached the
that Dunlap's death result
ed from his own lack of care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
Coaster Sets

In two styles, specially priced at
s1.oo. One is of tile, handsomely
decorated in a variety of patterns.
with pierced openwork nickel
frames; the other is OF heavy glass
with attractive cut center, and
nickel openwork frame; both
handled. We consider these the
best values that can be offered,
large orders being necessary to
procure such a low price.
Special at $l.0O each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

Wonderfully good also is lot
of Lambswool-flled Quilts, some
covered in sateen and some in
cambria, with plain sateen Dor
ders. at $500.
Lambswool-flled Quilts, 6g-
ured top and plain back; dainty
designs in silk mousseline cover
ing. so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
Glass Salt Spoons

From Germany. We have re-
ceived a consignment of Individ-
ual Salt Spoons from Germany,
which are nicely finished and
very sanitary. We have been
able to get only a limited supply
and additional quantities will not
be forthcoming when these are
exhausted.
Special price, 3Oc dozen.
Fifth floor G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
How We Select Our Cut Glass.
III IIcW CtittIII.,S, dt tlIcSe PI1CcS-
$1.95, SITS, 1895, $500.
New Jardinieres.

For proper display Plants Flowers and Ferns indoors
fall and have assembled what the
largest display of arnee have shownand the
display enables you in the least possible time the
number of designs and
arlnic1e in the whole large collection that
chosen and beautiful We have special
with color scheme
ngs homehey will add much the beauty of the
when selected in this way.
ardnres here hundreds in all Sizes shapes
patterns and Especially do mention the Mat Green
Roma Ivory and raised flower pattern beautifully color
tinted with soft background.
Many Jardneres and exclusive patterns are
also shown they be duplicated.
Prices from l5c to $3.50.
of
match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
Casseroles for Baking and
SERVING.

Casseroles with white interior
and brown exterior: pierced nickel
frames: round and oval shapes,
handled and footed. We are
showing an extensive line of the
finch size, with new designs in
frames and various styles of han
dies, $3.50 each.
The most popular sizes are
carried in stock, and new casser-
oles can be obtained for frames.
Fifth floor G. street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

Crib Quilts in great plenty the
factory's line of patterns made
into small quilts: coverings EN-
brace both pure silk and silk
mousseline in dainty shades Of
pink and blue that are ideal for
haby's use; beautiful. comfort
able, light weight. SI.65 each.
A regular S2.5o value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
The Test of Bed Blankets
Is in the Service They Afford.

Many years service has thoroughly tested the quality
Blankets and beyond doubt that the qualities
$500 pair in doublebed SIZE and $500 pair dobeb5
extra length, are the best that money buy.
They with in filing Gotten
warp prevent shrinkage in the wash.
This Year They Are Winning Many New Friends
and the Prices Are Low as Ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
Kitchen and Pantry Linens.

One large portion Of immense Linen Store is given entirely
Towels Hend Tea Towels Hemmed kehen Towels Hemmed Pantry
Polish Cloths Scrub Cloths in the best materialbest for durability
and
. Dish Cloths, Sc &c and loc each; Scrub Cloths e
and $780, Sl2o,
and $500 half Glass Cloths ST. S2.25 hall Dozen
Roller Towels 40c, 45c and Soc each.
floor, EVENT. street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

9I.oO PAN
Scrim and NIarquisette Curtains trimmed with
edge or edge and insertion in cluny, hlct and nov
city aces. and some with Japanese embroidery
and drawnworl1; d new idea in curtain trimming.
In cream ecru and white; S1.75 to 5000 pair.
Folrth G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

Scotch Madras Curtains; attractive show
ing of these very popular curtains, in ecrn and
white, and also ground with neat and at
tractve coored designs. Suitable for living room
dining room or bedroom. Ecru, $I.oo 81. 50, Sis
and $500 pair; white, 81. So S1.75 and S2.oo palr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
WHITTALL RUGS
Durable, Artistic, Beautiful.
TIE FINEST AMERICANA MADE RUGS.

Whttall Rugs have an unapproachable repu-
tation for quality In honesty of material, design
Workmanship beauty of fabric, artisticness and per-
feet execution and combination of the colorngs they
stand alone as the best that American enterprise has
accomplished.
Whittall Rugs are not only fine looking Rugs
when new but they retain their good appearance to
the end.
Look for the name Whittall on the rug you buy,
and ask to see them here it is just much of guar
antee of Rug Quality as is the mark "sterling on
silver or Karat on gold.
Whittalps WhittalPs Royal WhittalPs
Anqlo Persian Worcester Rugs, Chlldema
5000 s1soo Brussels Rugs,
Mugs S'oo'oo fe12 g. ;> $32.75.
(9xl2-f sze) (9xl2-ft sze)
May be had in NI.de in % szes
Made IN Is other Fl other and beautiful oriental
sizes, including in wide range OF and cretonne eff
hall rtnners. patterns. fects.
Sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03
BOARD Of TRADE PLANS
ADVERTISING BOOKLET
Directors Decide to Prepare Litera-
ture to Distribute to Con-
e vention Delegates.

A booklet advertising Washington for
distribution to the delegates to con-
ventions held in this city is to be pre-
pared by the Board of Trade This de-
cision was reached at q meeting of the
board of directors of the organization
yesterday afternoon
Secretary Gockeler explained that al
most every day a request for Htera-
ture about Washington is received at
the Board of Trade office. He also
told of the desirability of having book
lets telling of the advantages of the
National Capital Tor distribution TO
convention delegates.
4 letter was read from DR.. Charles
s. White. stating that the American
College of Surgeons is to meet here
November u and II, and requesting
literature advertising Washington for
distribution among the many prom
nent surgeons who will attend thls
gathering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-03

yotbro{p Calender: E: ; ; g: ?'..'..
New japanese Blue-and-White
Luncheon Sets, Toweihg Table Covers,
Napkins, Table Runners, Scarfs,
Couch and Bed Covers.
Many these printed quality English cloths by
cial imported for the purpose The designs all done the
mostly the former.
Used in bedrooms, dining breakfast Towelng
and the piece Luncheon Sets $3.50 eae Nap
kns or Doiles and s15o Sca and 7sc each
Couch Covers, Table Covers Pillow Covers
and Various Effective Upholsteries.
Moquette Couch Covers: the most exquisite and beautiful
couch covers made and the durable Shown the
derul oriental and Persian and coorig;
copies OF famous and lacking nothing in richness and
$1,000 and $3.50 each.
New Leather Pillows and Pillow Covers Artistic de
i'll novel effects: the eoongs particularly effective
Square and oblong shapes
The Covers, $3.50 and $3.50 EACH
The Pillows, $500 and $425 each.
Ooze Leather Skins and Mats Plain
IN artistic designs for tables and walls Pretty Shades OF greens
brown, tans and reds
The skins in natural shape, $1.5O and $1.75 EACH
Round and Oval Mats, 25c to $1.50 each.
Velour and Velvet Pillow Covers, shades green
OF and styles of medalons
and others the center; the decoration generally a
trastng color and rich metal
made from short of materials and sold 4
low price.
Special, $1.75 and $3.50 each.
Table and Piano Scarfs or Mats Rich Brocade Tapestries
Veours and Silks plain and figured effects This is
imposing showing The rich Brocades from France in exqu
site combinations of colongs, of them trimmed with
braids and cords the fine Tapestries. exclusive in their
derfu effects OF floral designs and coors with the CLINT gold
thread showing through, and Neours and Silks
variety as one would want tc
Prices from $500 to $1,000 EACH
Pillow Covers of similar materials from Soc to EACH
Tapestry Table Covers. Oriental and designs
colorings that cannot be approached suitable for wh
ever they may be desired Sizes A. Oh 81 and 1914.
$1.50, $500 to $500, according quality and sizes
New Art Silk Poreres wonderful designs
brown green red, mulberry and others just effective
$3.50 and $3.50 pair.
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