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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
When Women Suffer

20 r1ReGy g11es Rrp.lter reEH than
Ansi-kzmHla ak 1ahsesE inall er1ll1-
kiors eeneralEr known - sMouens
Aches and In" One tHSsl viii s1Hlsty
INV wun1n xk1s she has n llsk frurii
tE1e rgnleay she has 20 IUug been Asck-
indigestion dyspepsia
A1e yuu distressed af1.r easszz3 d
va hNGe nzwsea WihE1 IiI1g u tie ezEz
or01 H. tra1n orbcat3 IAEeA-k Fab,
IN ri ~ iiriI.i.lrlt rel.es.
/. c. Ak 7ckIses kezy ~ a
- -. Dr. 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
.TrueValues
Golden Weadinx Anni1ersary.

HASIng reached the hfs5e1A mile
stone Of their ~e&ded life, 1lr- and
Hrs Isaac u. Kelley ST.. now resi-
GenIS Of Fztrmonr. h11 formerly OF
,CfArksburg. celebrated the event By
receiving friends Friday zftsrn0on al
the home OF their oldest son and hEs
wife, Mr.. and Mr. Frank W Keller.
at e5S Clay street Hundreds called
during the Afternoon and fel5e1tatesd
th@.
For years Mr. Keller Was one OF
the best known mine superintendent
OF this trt-szats mining region brs Is
n0E retired and Is At present engaged
IN tie real estate business II Fair
Mont- BE Is = native Of PNIlz6elphIs
hut IN early Life he moved TO ths
Ftt1sburg district WHARF By dEtigzza
zpplte1tion 10 his work be became 2
AuperIntenGsnt and 6IIEG several sucn
positions during long period Afte-
taking Up similar work N the CEa1x<.
kuHx see11pn. he Was appointed STATE
Ef1e inspector for this district AID
F@<zentIF completed , term as szzeh-
While a resident OF CFzrxzhurg be
vas elected and xerTe@ = terH IS
mayor q the err Mr. Kelley Is 4
Unf1a veteran OF TIE Civil war and .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
WaJl5o CSnreyt Pruerxm-

he following numbers will be
played In the eonceEJ to BE gIren this
eTentng AZ the Waldo kg4eI by the Ca
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
PERSONALS

3 p Ankrona. Of Plrkershurx j.
I'm the city % . brieF bushes visit.
h W Stephan. a SExtersviIIe. 4
a guesr At the Hotel Gore
Wilmer BIzekburn- q RaFens.
wood. s visitor in the cdsv.
w b Crowd. Of Fairmoaf. Is i
visitor here.
W " BriceaaEd. Of Fsirmnrt. +
"a business visitor here 5l
Thomas A. wfIlEzMS. az sister,
willie, is in the efrr on ! few dayy-
blsinsfs visit
H a. Hutr0n- Of TnselfEx. s =
Ie51y business visitor.
J. & Deamzn. o. CnarIestrn. & a
guest at the WALDO
Miss Ella SsltIer returned from
West Union Friday morning where
she spent seTe-al daES visiting relz-
Itfves-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
Social and Personal

prominent member OF the Grand
Army Of TIE RepHhlic Before their
l1arTlzge Mrs keller WAS Miss MARI
A Jones, oE Broad Ford Pa
Annouree@enf os ths golden weG-
cling celebration came as 4 zuFpr5zs
TO @ang friends hereahout as theE
Ord nor tatnk n possible owing to 1n=
|eDrl1Grztive7y Eo'htaful aDpearznse
of the eoUpss MIR Keller Is e.
Years odd lot does rot hook H. Mrs..
KeIlsF Is 81 and She 500. looks mueh
younger Mr. Keller Was born judy
rs. 1885 and Mrs Nelly WIS born
Mzrrn IL. 1875 Thar were united in
marriage February L. 1865 nice
children were horn to zhsE- SIX CT
|whonn are now living. namely FrzHk
w Keller. 5ohn A KeEEeF- Isaac NJ
Keller. j.. AND Mrx Narhan G.
Szealey. an Of ClzFksnurg, Mrs WEE
EEz7 DxsOa. ct Wheeling. and Mr..
anthony Bowen. wife Of the mayer OF
FzfgrnOrt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12

GrzSftyTngfF successfuT In ever
particular u&E . rezshers' recepaSnn
IN the Washfng1nn Errtnx kExn school
building from 10 10 otIocE TEmrs-
6zF might WIFE ahnxt 10 PERSONS n
izrremdzuee
Members Of the board OF edrezx5Ca
and Snpes1nten6ent r l. Burderre
were N the receiving IEae- The deco
rzu610s consisted OF ferns ana naex
wfah patrbor1e eject m eommenorztinu,
81 Lincoln Day.
The toIRgwfnx rrp4rxm wnx pan-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12

neF. wnr1hr @arrun Of the Bridgeport
chapter. was aerumraR5ed b large
delegation from that sUhmrh-
Three candidates had conferred or
them the degrees Of the order. tie
ritE71Ex1ie work being rendered per
seerlE By the Local oaseeHs heaaed b
Harry c. HOFFMAN wrsrhy patron.
and Mrs Sadie Cofmz1. worthy MAX
ROE
An elegant 5GEet luncheon WAS
serT@d NJ tae eoneias60n Of The meet
irg- Bliss AI5eEta Eghert presided IL
the ptzno IN the banquet hzII-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-12
Lfn<oln Dsy . seAool..

L.IDeosa Day WIS appropriately es1s
erztee FridzF in the city SCHOOLS
Suitable programs repEede with
Eatriotix2 were eIeeutsd- AT rh..
~ashtng1or IrTinx high srhool an
ahse address by Judge James W. Rob-
insOn along parriotte lines WAS the
fezGzre- GS& GLORY was MGeh m
es56enee at an IEe schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
AND ORDER IS
ENFORCED IN VAUGHN
RATHER PROMPTLY

Vaughn, n. NJ. Aug 2s.-The visit
here recently Of c. A. Hunker OF Las
Vegas. assistant district attorney. was
the occasion Of considerable iiVeilness
In law aud order circles. The day
began with.the a-rraignment OF Juan
VALDEZ. accused Of horse stealing. who
was held to the grand jury In the
sum OF $4,000, going 20 jail In default
of bend.
Immediately following the valdez
hearing Juan %Sandoval and Sebastian
Tapia became involved In a scrap. us-
ing empty bottles effectively during
the fracas. Hailed before a Justice OF
the peace, the mfn were held To the
grand jury. Tapia, a well known
shecpman. furnished bail. Sandoya'
was ordered to jail. bat on the way
attempted to escape. being assisted
iit was claimed. by Fcrmain ulibarri
Ulibarri was arrested. charged With
resisting an officer. and was held 10
the grand jury. Joining saudoval IN
thc 1usgado, During h sendoNai-
Uliharri affair, one Henry Angel, a
~lhystander. was called upon BY the
deputy sheriff In charge % SanduNai
10 assist ia the arrest OF UibarrL An
gel preferred TO watch the fun and
declined, for which he was assessed q
fine of $50, when arraigned before me
Justice on 70 charge Of refusing 10 as
Hist In making an arrest. A raid OF
an alleged gambling joint finished up
! the days work. four men boinB bound
over to the grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
MAY
COLLECT BOOZE BILL

santa re. n. NJ, Aug 2G.-Nny q
saIooukccpcr sue for thu collection OF
money due for booIu2
In the opinion of Attorney General
Frank W. CLANCY lilupr is AN article
Of merchandise and there is no law
preventing tho dispenser from trying
to got his money for g. MI CLANCY q
letter touching ON this subject is as
follows.
August "a. 1915.
Mr.. ELIAS Viril. A%lsudones, ~. NJ.
Dear Sir. have today received
your letter OF the -lst inst, aud hast
en- To- reply.
You first ask m., iu substance.
whether there .s any law which for-
bids tho collection nf bills for money
due for liuuor sold ut O. saloon /
know of nothing in our l1w boz Sew
Mexico which will prevent tho collec-
ton of bills of that KIND Liquor bel
an article of merchandise and the
business Of selling 10 Is licensed hN
law. ana if credit is given the settler
can recover his money the Same ui
any other merchant .Hu.
Very truly yours,
FRANK ~ CLANCY.
Attorney General.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
You Have Made
Your Purchases of
"Sole Goods" To-
morrOw, Visit Our
Second Floor and see
the New Arrivals in
our Suit Department

The strong point in our stock is the
unusually large showing-thc variety
ir the styles ana the representation ~
ull the desired matoriaiH-vc;our
checks. pcnu dc pecho. broadcloths.
s' rgcs, whipcurds. gahardincs and
~poplins-thc standard colors at navy
blue, blHo6, African brown and
greens. In addition, exclusive indl-
n ldual suits IN the more distinctive
Ahadcs-us bcetroot. blackberry. wis
tHrin, Geld mouse. gray. 4 great many
ioi the coats arc FUR trimmed with
caver. fox. muskrat. Hudson seal.
skunk and SKUNK opossum. Then
There nrc @ lot of suits without FUR
4, immiHg for the woman Who wishoa
% use her own furs. The skirts are
fairly short ana 81 average fullncsg
with q rrcat variety Of smart new
, girdlc effects Some coats arc quite
long and some are fairly short, some
are embroidered in silk. some Ia wool
ana some are braid trimmed. some
nrc fitted with "A pronounced fare at
the hips and others ARE more in the
new box cmcvts-but an have fca-
lures which stamp them indcliablr as
cntirct, new. The pr.cc range Is ltom
$S.35 Go $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
REFOR NATION Or
LIQUOR TRADE
FOR FRANCE
LBy KvsaIns nsrala l.ssssa wIrsl

Paris, Aug. 20 t3:3e y. m)-The
minister OF finance. Alexandra Ribot.
introduced m the chamber OF deputies
today "A bill providing for a compre-
hcnsive reform in tho liquor trade
The measure consempiaies suppress
sion OF privileges enjoyed BY private
individuals who are now permitted 10
| distil brandy from their wi fruits.
and for an Increase IN n a on all
cohoi from ~ francs ts2.4e) to rs
francs a gallon. To shis Is added a
tax ON consumption % five francs a
gallon on appetizers and liquors.
Memoranda attached to the bill con-
tain IN estimate that if consumption
Of the articles affected should de-
crease by one-haif the government
would nevertheless receive Increased
revenue 20 the amount OF 100000
francs.
II IL also proposd that the state
a monopoly In the manufacture
OF industrial alcohol and cndcavor 10
find an additional outlet for the prod
uct among consumers OF fuel. such az
owners 81 automobiles.
Premier Niviani arose TO ndd7es1
the house Immediately after the sea.
sion was called to order. Al m4m-
beers OF the cabinet were on tho mln-
%isteriai benches, The gaiiefies were
alled with prominent persons. among
them many women. Nearly all the
members of the diplomats corps were
In their boxes.
II am not going 10 speak Of thal
sanitary service alone said the pred
.mier. but slso of parliamentary inS
.cidents that canno be- ignored. rms
higher interest OF the country ny
which we are Judged se must Justly
the union OF government and parl
ment.
THE home services OF the war No-
partment have accomplished their
tasks. Ia other quarters errors have
beon made. but parliament has led
the cordial cooperation withtsut seek
inE nj the time e fix responsibility
for mistakes The errors have necn
repaired. Let us oaalsh pessimssm
ana depressing auxlt'3. France, ~
the grace Of 81 Der ehildren's eifortsu
are pRhlleanNTFnhts prompted h1 nee
loa4Iy ctltItIsm, a equal 20 tael task
81 fulfilling her destiny"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
Pattern Hats Ar
riding Daily. A Visit
to our Millinery De-
pdrtment will be a
Glimpse Of the Sea-
sons Most Advanced
Styles


A few Of the Hats Of the Minute
shown BY Fern Kiag IN our Millinery
department this week
A large nat sailor Of Lyons velvet.
showing the black and white combi-
nation by two braided white medal
ions on tho back and front o. crown.
Price. $50.
Another stunning model Is a try
Gem Of brown velvet showing q ton 10
uncut velvet In exposition rellow and
a crown train 'of peasant feather In
stln tailored effect. An Ideal sult hat.
Price. $500.
Tho n~igger-head brown 81 last sea-
o Is again popular this yenr, espec-
tally for the complete cutnt. This
year Il appears under the new name
or cafe fiti ,rnaSted conee) are true
e. the neg eiueiir Made In America
African bfoNn--A bit Of gold intro
ducod into the trimming brings cef the
beauty Of these deep browns TO great
est advantage. We are showing a
model artistic and graceful In outline
combining this new combination. Tho
hat Is a copelinc and the imported
fancy Is a pompo1 OF bockcl. the
brown feathers strung with duh gold
beads. Price, $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26

lcft In scattered lots, mostly through
Montana, Wyo,ni1g. oregon and The
Triangle section. There is some wool
left in other territory states out IL Is
not of great consequence,
In the fleece wool sections. there rs
little change. Reports at hand this
week indicate some business In quar-
ter ANA thrcc-eiehts ohio nc 80 cents
T. O. D.. but not many dealers seem
anxious to pa this price. However,
IL is dtiiicult to get any wosi for les.
money. Fine Ohio and pchnsylyauiu
woods arc unchanged and not cspcc-
tally active. a few buyers being Will
ing To pay 2S cent? TO thc groHcr and
occasionally n cent more for a oiir
running strongly TO decline but moi
much business Is being dorc at Inc
moment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
SILVER CITY TO
HAVE A GREAT
WHITE WAY
Cluster Lights to be Placed
Along Principal Business
Streets, Six Poles for Eacn
Block.

silver city, y. NJ. Aus. c6-Silycr
city is TO have % white way. The bus
incns district of the city is To be made
beautiful by the installation of an
ornamental lghtinp system. which
win replace the present absolcto
lights and unsightly poles. An the
wires Will be carried IN conduits ca
De- laid before the paving is put doNl.
thus doing away with Tine poles carry
ing the electric wire that row mai
the appearance of Bullsd and Broad
way streets.
The declsiUn 10 install the orna'
mental lights WIS arrived az by tht
city council meeting iu special SEES
sion To- consider % proposition sub
wlttrd by Manager ST. E Buchanan
%; the silver city Power company
Previously, the council had been in.
formed that the plan to have th'
property owners and merchants alon'
TIE I've streets imam the project
had failed.
Manager Buchanan appeared oc
fore the council and outlined hi
proposition. which wI Go Install IN.
new lighting system and furnish cur
rent for ono year without cost TO th.
city. IN fact. Mr.. Buchanan state
that IT the city, ut the end of on
year should hnd itself unable o. meo
the expense OF the new lights. IA
power company would maze stl'
further concessions.
The new lights will cost apuruyI
mately $3,5O0. The, Nill ilcludc
total of forty eight handsome iro
standards. surmountcd hy clustcfs q
i've ana three lights each. The Ave
cluster lights viii be- placed on eac
Of the four corners at street intcrsct
tions, while the thrco-ciuster stanc
ards will be placed along the side ,
the streets. the poles aumhering NJ
10 q block. The ornamental whit
way VIII include all Of that district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
PALEN WILL MANAGE
N FEE REALTY co.

SAINT. Fc. y. NJ, Aug. 2G-At the
OF 20 a4ths OF the outstanding
bonds Of the Santa Fe Realty COM
pany. Rufus J, Palen. successor nus
tee. has taken possession OF all the
books, records, title deeds me monH-
ments cf title Of the said company,
including an money and all lands Oh
tho company.
This action will not affect tho ar
fairs OF the company, as an contracts
will be carried out rs II such actioN
had not been taken. Major f"ien
will make contracts for the safe o.
lands and carry on the business. nav
Ing the same power as the oihee's
and board Of directors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
BATTLING NELSON"
NOW IN Ell PAS0

m pusO- ToN, NUE. - .VsVlI
OButtllngl Nelson, former lightweight
champion of the world, has arrived
here To begin trainiug for his bout
with Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth
Nelson was e guest AZ "a banquet VA
Iuarez following his arrival. the
Dane believes ne is inVinicble over
the long route ana is anxious for o
crack at Freddie welsh. being Of tht
opinion that he will regain the titfo
II he ever gets into the ring with the
champion for "A scheduled ii-round
affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
A R R CORSET

Muet be chosen with iannite care for
on its healthful support her mature
development ~ dependent. We have
special models for tho developing
Girl. Bring your daughter to our
Corset salon.
Miss Krcbbiel viii take pleasure In
assisting YOU In the selection By care
full hitting. Prices. $500 and $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
Rosenwald's
American Boy"
School Suits
at $500

gmuu1t of moucy ttn huy-Cons.sts
Of Coat and Two Pairs Trouscrs-Nll
wool material. guaranteed. extra
strong tailoring pnd viii outwcar trro.
cheap school suits. Al Sizes from o.
\ To- 10 years. our guarantee 81 s1t-
isfact"u' nith every suit and Nc
must think well of them when we
guarantee tho 'rNcar'" of r. boys
yFrhooi suit. Come IN and zee them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
YOU'RE NO FURTHER
FROM R0SEEWALDS
THAN THE r
POsTOFFICE

No matter whore you live. shop at
Boscnwald's. Experienced shoppers
Gll your order tho day 70 is received
ana we prepay parcel post charges.
To- understood that if tor any rca-
ron YOU are dissatisfied with your
purchase yuus money is chccr'ully
refunded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
NEW D GTRDLE

The woman who rides appreciates
che Importance OF her corset. not only
to ne smoothly, but more important IL
the support and easy comfort that arc
needed. We a Just the right model
that stands the everest test; si.5e 10
$3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
Many AuIomoblIcs IN Grnnt.


Denver. Aug. 2e--A plan OF reor-
ganlzatlou. providing for a business
aud erand secretary COM
blnod m one office. was adopted To-
dav by the national convention OF the
sigma M college fraternity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26

appear to Ice In very heavy supply
However. England has the whole Of
her own clip to use n will the nee
easily Of keeping up enormous cred
It's In this country 10 would not no.
strange if an attempt should bee made
to accomplish this partly through the.
shipment Of low crosshrcd Wuol which
unqucstionubly would hnd ready buy
crs on this side. Il must be borne In.
mind. nevertheless. that Britain's mil
itary requirements are extremely
heavy and II Is very doubtful If any.
considerable quantities of crossbreda
md their way 90 this country, cspcc-
tally IN view of tho reports that tho
British government Is making rcnew-
ed Inquiries regarding further mill
tary orders IN connection VIM TINS
crossbrcd story. u BE- interesting TO
note that cnbles are at hand announc-
ING the rcimposition of tho cmhnrco
On wooled-shcopsklns 10y the Austral-
Jan government, last wednesday.
II is more than two weeks before
the r%copcning of tho Australian mar
kcts and the b|cginninE of the sixth
series IN London % n would hard
Is care Co make any predictions with
reference 60 the courso uf prices az
those sales. II seems %unlikcl., how
over. that good woods Will show much
if any decline. Ia the interim, b Wlll
be interesting 20 note developments,
especially IN view OF the possibilities
hat are involved In tho sinking OF
the Arabic last THURSDAY.
The Muu situation,
49, .L-N.- mill. thorn HH
I generally very good business with ms
chincry very well occupied, Not onl'
is there a good demand on account of
foreign government orders but the
I domestic demand for woolens Is re-
{ ported az very good, The situation
| among the Worstcd manufacturers Is
/ relatively poorer; indeed, some Of th'
worsted plants are very poorly orcl'
pied. while others seem 60 ravc e fan
quota Of orders. Dress goods plautl
! continue yory well engaged.
The %spinncrs and top-m1kcrs re-.
port a fairly good condition OF trade
specifications coming along very wei
J on old orders. although neW hlT'n's!
Is not heavy at the momc1t. A mum
/ her of spinnors are nov sold ahctt
for several months and most top
makers also have sufficient business
/ ahead to keep them engaged for SOM
time.
Western buying Mcagrc.
Comparatively little wool IS left II
any OF tho territory states, cNcop
New Mexico. where growers are hold
ing back for higher prices ana refus
ing To accept the Offers which dealer
! L. g.
that about four 20 five million pound
are still unsold iu this state. Throug
other states there Is more or less woo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
PRICES FOR WOOL
HIGHER WHILE
WAR LASTS
New Mexico Growers Are Re-
ported Holding Millions of
Pounds for More Favorable
Offers.

The Commercial bulletin OF Boston
contains tho following review ot tho
wool mIrKct Tor tue week;
a fair volume of business has pcca
done again this week ~ wool and the
trade hug boon fairly wen scattered
an eng TIDE various houses. Individual
SUES have not been large put agrrc-
safe iu the ucighburhuud OF 1000,
goo Pounds.
south American lambs woods have
made au advance - about "a coat a
pound ia the grease and this b. he
city class o. wool which is any hiFHtr
than II way q week or two ago. Sew
oryl houses have participated .n the
trade In these lambs woods whicr are
il especial demand by the woo'sn
mills engaged ON foreign milt.rty rr-
dcrs. Generally speaking. ga" mar
kc' Is steady and lf the mluufn eur
trs would show 20 greater .nt.rrH, IN
ttr territory fine and uu' medium
woods, the wood merchant would feel
much more confident.
with tho mills following dilutory
tactics with reference 10 tno and hno
medium domestic Nuolh, however, and
with the possibility that tho English
government may boo he near future
ease the ,Mhargu suti' iCutly Co allow
some c~rossurcds Co come 90 America,
added to the recent dcclin" In tops 10
Bradford. there Lac developed a htile
nervousness iu certain quarters Of the
trade. The majority iu the trade
however, refuse 90 believe that prices
can be anything oy 'cpt h.Ehcr whil'
the war lasts.
Thr r,ngli.h situation.
Tho English markets seem 60 h'
moro or less at skies and scvcus JUS
. neW. Tho decline 10 tops appctrs Il
thavc been stnycd for the time heini
hut the congestion Of wool In th'
warehouses IN still very great ana Il
causing "a good deal of trouble. Thu
great bulk Of this wool SO stored ]
merino wool ana crossbreds do no
HL. HHH# w- y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
Teamstcrs Ask Higher Wages.

Springfield. Mass. Aug. 26.-Neariy
600 mmehers OF the teamsers' union
aud between SO ana 20 n'n-union
sympathizers went on strike Tor
higher wages today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-26
CHINA SALE
rs STILL ON
Visit the THIRD Floor.

Broken lots and odds and ends Of
Austrian and Domestic Porcelain at
Gle ~prices-four sales tabies-5c.
i0c. i5c and csc. and for either
amount you can buy articles worth up
to ten times this sale price.