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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

TIE flowers Of decoration for the
4 tea given on Saturday afternoon
from until o'clock BY Hrs. r T.
TaIpis, honoring her niece. Mss
Freida, Laskin. were crimson and
gave with the lighting OF crimson
candles. the CHEEKY Christina note 10
the appointments. Miss Lasl1in IS TO
be one Of the midyear high school
graduates and the party was given in
honor OF the approaching event.
The reception rooms Of the TaIpis
home were decorated with poinssttlas
and Christmas bells and an orchestra
OF several pieces played throughout
the receiving hours. Receiving with
Miss Laskin. were her mother, Mrs.
I Laskiu, and the hostess.
In the dining room. lighted with
the glow OF crimson candles. Mrs
Andrew Roths a visitor IN the city
from Chicago. poured coffee, and tea
was poured by Mrs. Talpis- The table
ceutered with q crystal basket OF
California flowers. EnmeshiuE the
flowers OF the baskets and the vases
OF crimson carnations and poinset-
tias, the other pretty blossoms OF
decoration At the table, was Grim
son tulle and the CONNECTIONS and
other appointments also featured he
crimson note
Assisting in the house party was a
charming coterie OF girls including
Miss Henrietta Jacobs Miss Ethel
Arnstater. Miss Margaret Lasllln. Miss
Selma Herskowitz. Miss Norma Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
ia EGGS ADAY NOW
INSTEAD OF DAY
That Means About sos Extra Income
Per Month for Ms. Ropp.

7 have 200 hens. including late pul-
lets not old enough 70 lay, and had
been getting IS TO so eggs a dav.
Then I tried Don Sung IN the fees.
and am now getting I01 70 ia er-s
a day, Mrs Essie B. Ropp. p r 2.
Titles. Ind
lirs. Ropp got this increase o. O
dozen a day IN the middle OF winter.
AZ SO cents dozen, 80 days a month.
this makes sos extra income a
month The Don Sung for her 90
hens cost her about $3.50 per month.
You can see how well IL paid her. and
F-o'u guarantee e VIII pay YOU
Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don sung and watch
production for one month II you
don't find that IL pays for itself ana
pays you a good profit besides. Simply
tell Us and your money VIII be
promptly refunded.
Don sung (Chiuese for egg lavlnr-l
works directly on tire eEg-lavinr or
gans. and Is also a splendid comic n
is easily given in the feed, improves
the hens health. makes her stronger
and more active in any weather. anu
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days An u u
doesn't get you the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather. your
money viii be refunded by return
mail Get Don Sung from your druc-
gist or poultry remedy dealer OF send
80 cents for a package by mail pre-
paid Burrell-Duger Co. 53f Coium-
bia Bldg Indianapolis Ind.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Out of Town Visitors.

Cnas. Newton. who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays with his
sister. Mrs. Il u. Bailey. has returned
TO Charleston. s. c. where he IS chief
yoeman in the navy aboard the bat
tie cruiser Olympia.
Commander r. D. Weyerbacher.
United States navy. IS in FL Paso
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Weyrbacher, who has been here for
some time. Commando Weyerlflchsr
IS stationed at Lakehurst, n. ].
Lieut.. Col. George II. McMaster. who
as senior major OF the 18th infantry.
commanded the reriment 80 camp
Cotton for several months Jri1r 70
the Pershing Mexican expedition, is
IN Fl Paso on q visit He has recently
retired from service. He commanded
a regiment IN France during the war.
II. II Mccormick. lately returned
from France. passed through this city
today on his way 20 Colombia. South
America Mr. Mccormick sent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Munden IN Los Angeles. who are old
residents OF FL Paso. Mrs. Munden be-
ing one OF the Blot family. Mr. Nc
Cormick is a mining engineer and IS
interested in properties IN Mexico. and
Central and South America he exc
poets 10 be absent on this trip OF ex-
three years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
"a Pasoans Aman

Sam c. Hawkins has returned TO
Eastland, Texas, after spending the
holidays with his wife and his
mother, AIRS. s. 4 Hawkins.
Aliss Dorothy Crane and Miss Mar
lorie Crane have gone to Fort
Worth to spend the holidays with
their sister. Airs. p S Huffman.
Mr- and Mrs. b. +. Freeman left
Friday for their home in Washing
ton, D. c. after spending Christmas
with their parents. M and Mrs. J. P
Freeman, 1914 East Rio Granda.
Mrs. Albert ". Long left today for
Akron. Ohio. 20 join her husband,
Wrist Lieut. Albert " Long. 18th
field artillery. who returned last
Wednesday from France and is now
SPENDING a leave with his parents.
Lieut. Longs sister is TO be married
next week and Mrs. Long is going 10
De present at the wedding. Lieut..
Long Is awaiting assignment, but VIII
probably 20 10 Camp Pike. Ark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
I uesday's calendar
OF Social Eoenis

Mes FRANK P. JONES wiz enter
4tA tain with a tea IN the afternoon.
honoring Mrs Charles ". Marriott Of
SILVER city. New Mexico, and RfrE-
Walter z. Blackwell.
The Wodesa club win give a uartv
u the evening az the home o. Mas
Pauline Eek on Fort Boulevard.
Riding classes at Fort Bliss at 8
o'clock a. m
Gymnasium classes at the T. ". C.
A. from 10 a. N. 10 I .. m. ClassEs
for school girls from 10 z:45 .. m.
classes for business girls from 1880
20 $50 ,. H.
AIRS. J. II. Fitzgerald VII entertain
n the evening honorinE Miss Ethel
loCaughn OF Dalmore College. Chi
huahua.
KIDS" BAH in the evening at
Knights OF Pythias hau given ~ the
hnlehts and Ladies OF Security.
Rummage sale at the hospitality
house. held by the Young Women's
Christian association financial com
mittee
Meeting OF the committee OF ar
rangements for the young peoples
party 10 be given-by Wade Hampton
chapter OF the c. .. c at $3.50 o'clock
on the mezzine 1oor OF the Popular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Societies Plan
Means to Curb
WaUeof Unrest
Meeting of Economic AssO-
Citations to Consider La
Dor Legislation.

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 29.-Legislation
affecting labor and agriculture and
national industrial and social prob
lens growing out OF the wave OF un-
rest were before the conventions OF
the American Economic association
and allied organizations which meet
here today
The conventions OF the American
Associations for Labor Leglslations
the American Association for Agri-
cultural Legislation. The American
Social organization, the American
Statistical association aid the Ameri-
can Association Of University IN
structors in AccouutinE- were opened
in connection with the meeting OF
the economic association
Application OF the United States OF
the consclusious OF the world labor
conference held recently in Washing
ton was to be considered at sessions
OF the labor legislation organization.
according % John j. Andrews Of
New York. secretary OF the associa-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
WHITE GOODS MANUFACTURE
DELAYED BY FLAX SHORTAGE

Armentiers. France, Dec. 29,-Re-
cOvery Of the white goods industry
in France from the blow dealt b. the
war has been retarded. IL IS said here,
by the shortage OF flax due 20 tbs
isolation Of Russia, the great sourco
OF supply.
Only 1890 persons are al work in
three mills here as compared with
1900 employed in 1914. according %
Information given the eEuondent
Of the Associated Press today. I'm the
course ~ his government arranged
trip 10 the war torn regions. Govern
ment statistics say the linen indus
try as a whole has resumed opera
tons ia oue-third OF the mills but
with only little more than s per-
cent OF the rrewar force. Officials
express confidence that the manu-
facture o. white goods win be AZ half
production within a year. and az full
output within two or three years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SOUND PEOPLE ON GUARANTEE
AGAINST PRICE DECLINE PLAN

Washington, D. c.. Dec z9.-BuE-
mess interests. labor unions and
the public generally are % be
sounded out as 20 the sentiment IN
regard 70 the Euarantee-aEainst
price-decllue system said 20 be IN
use by many manufacturer and
Wholesalers IN the sale OF goods
The federal trade commission an
nOunced that 90 had sent out sew
eral thousand letters iuqulring as to
opinion OF the plan
The guarantee against price de
cline system amounts TO a Euaran-
tee by manufacturers and whole
salers IN selling goods that should
decline IN price occur before de-
livery Of the goods. the buyers shall
benefit by the decline. but u the
market should rise before delivery.
the manufacturer or wholesaler
would assume the loss
Complaints lodged with the som
mission assert that working out OF
the plan tends 20 prevent q decrease
IN the cost Of living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Many Parties Scheduled For Week;
New Years Eve Affairs On Program

and Oregon street. Wade Hampton
chapter Of the United Daughters OF
the C0nfederacy VIII entertain with a
party for the young people OF the
chapter. on Tuesday afternoon the
committee Of arrangements Tor the
party viii meet on the mezzanlne
floor Of the Popular to complete the
planning OF the details Of the party
Including the games 20 be played
The committee OF arrangements IN
cludes Mrs. H ID. Sanders. Mrs. A W
Bittick. Mrs Margaret Bryan and
Miss Emma Nation
The Business Women's club. the
Sammies and the XII kare club OF
ne YouuE Women's Christian assoc
citation win give a watch party on
New Years eve for all Of the busl-
ness girls OF the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

NE Of the most important an
~ nouncements made during the
Aeason IS that OF the engagement and
approaching marriage Of Charles
Helmus. son or Mrs. Mary Creel
Aeimus. and Kiss Grace Anna Gin
ther. one OF the two charming daugh-
iers Of Mr. and Mrs Paul Glnther.
Neg only is the announcement OF in
ferest in the states. but also in
Mexico. 1Ir. Helmus being Of q promi-
uent Chihaahua family and also
Resident o. chihuahua before troubled
conditions brought his mother and
hin 70 e Paso 10 reside.
The announcement was made this
atrerloou at reception given By
esque h0me OF the Magoffins on Ala
coffin avenue which has been the
center Of hospitality and brilliant
social affairs since the pioneer days
ana an older generation.
t-ecelFln1 win MIS- Alaeo-Lln were
ATS. Helmus, mother OF Mr.. Heluus.
and Miss Ginthers mother. The re-
ceuliou suite OF the Magoffin home
was decorated with the Christmas
motif featured with Christmas bells
served and the individual cakes
served with them were white with an
entWined IT. and C.. thus announcing
the engagement
1liss Giuther. OF beautiful brunei
type. is q popular member OF the
ritF's younger society set and was
born and reared here. She has been
at the parental home IN this city,
since finishing her education in
convent In the east 4r. Helnus Is
assistant cashier Of the First Ma
tiouaI Bank. The wedding VIII take
place early 81 March at the church
Of rna Immaculate Conception
The guest list az lirs. MaEoffn's re-
ception included Misses Mary Nc
Camant Phyllis LcriC. Mary Red
mond. Enid Ainsa- Marian Aiusa.
Rogers. Harriet HOWE. Mon
lea GaIleEher- Edna Matthias. Liih-
bell Waruock- Margaret GethluE-
a1etha Coffin. Frances OunenheiuIer.
louise LiTesay. Ruth LiTesaT. Addie
Kerr laura Burnside. Katherine
white. Elizaheth rfaff. Louise Beach.
Anne Rucher. sarah Brideers. Rather
Inc Fiihurn. Blanche Schwartz. Doro-
ny y illiams. Katherine Dick. Kathe-
rine Earle. Helen Dunn Louise Law
ton. Alice MvleE. Estelle Berrien.
Marion Calnan, Mary Gables. Julia
Schuster. Helen German. Alzina 0rn-
7orfL BurtraTn 0rndorff Georgia Kra- I
-auer. Emily I[emn. Eaurine Garrett /
Tcue Gc7ret. Dorothy ouiElT- Mary Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The program at this meeting VIII be
given under the direction OF Mrs.
walter Ponsford.
The finance committee OF the
Young Women's Christian association,
Of which Mrs ]. A. Rawlins is chair
man, VIII hold a rummage sale on
Tuesday and wednesday az the hos
pitality house az the Santa Fe street
bridge The funds derived from the
sale VIII be used 20 rebuild the wall
Of the !. W. c. A. boarding home on
West Missouri street, which collapsed
q few months ago
The woman's auxiliary OF west
minister Presbyterian church VIII
meet on Tuesday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock IN the church parlors.
The program Is based on ministerial
relief and there are 20 be talks and
readings on the subject Mrs Paul
Heermans viii sing a solo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Walter DaviS'S Younger Music Pupils
Give Piano Recital, Followed By Tea

TEE younger music pupils OF
1 walter Davis. gave a plano recital
at Mr. Davis's studio IN the Brazos
apartments on Sunday afternoon, fol-
lowed BY an informal tea. The studio
was decorated with flowers OF the
Christmas season, including poinset-
tlas, and Ices and cake were served
during the tea hour. The program,
which was wen rendered in the pres
eace OF a number Of guests. follows
March OF the Little sages." Louisa
Caskey; Sing Robin. Sing CIodis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

THE present week and next week
/ are to be filled with interesting
social events Among the parties
scheduled are the card party TO be
given on the afternoon Of January ?
by Mrs Charles Nebeker. who enter
talns IN honor OF her mother. Mrs.
Frank walsh. who is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtn Coblentz viii
receive their friends at the Cobientz
home in Austin Terrace on the after
noon Of January 1, and a number Of
other parties are TO be announced
from time TO time
On the evening Of New Years e
the Khaki club. corner OF Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Church Reception To Miss McCaughn;
Open House At Patterson Institute

house at the Lydia Patterson insti-
tute on the afternoon OF New Years
day from 9 until o'clock The insti-
tute IS maintained for the education
OF Mexican boys and men under the
auspices OF the Southern Methodist
church and the keeping OF open house
VIII be an opportunity for those IN
terested In the movement 70 see the
work being done there
An exhibit OF the drawing and other
work OF the students viii be on dis
plav al the Institute, which ls stu
ated on the corner OF Third and south
Florence streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

MISS ETHEL lIcCAUGHN, OF Pal
vi mLve college. chihuahua, Mexico.
VIII be IKE guest OF honor at New
Years recsution 70 be given By the
women OF he congregation OF As
bury Methodist church at the parson-
age from three until five o'clock. on
New Years afternoon
Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald viii entertain
for Mss NcCaughn on Tuesday even
ing. also
There Sc to be a silver tea and open
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

look Ct these two plates and use
your own reasoning. The roofless
has sustions on both sides ~, soft
rubber ue1t 70 aore gums. Designed
70 be pts in Immediately after sx-
traction. lt does not touch the
hard bone in The roof Of the mouth,
therefore, it settles With the gums
and makes It's oW1 bed. No fun
roof plate can compare with the fit
Of this plate, e. i settles into It's
bed, lighter, more tongue room,
cleareT speech.
Dr.. Williams has been making this
plate for ten yea-s, and is thor
oazhly familiar With its construe-
ton Made only By Us IN p Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
Eul Plates ---.---.-.-....-.e up
Gold Crowns (best made) ...-....35
Bridge work, PEI tooth. IS
Filings --s.--.--.-...---... up
All classes Of dentistry st propor-
tiouate prices
]. hOD MlLLlAHiS, III. D., D. D. s.
painless Williams, The Peoples
Deltist'
Ger. g Fulo uuf san Antonio Sta
over Amc=lclu National Bank.
Ac=slE Street Prem H,utrruce Hotel
Del NoFfe.
Eoue 98ls uourn 500 20 80.
sunday 70 Il sat Evening"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Oliver; 'Flrst Piece Of the star Per-
former Aimee Caskeys First Noe
turne." Ina Bird; - Lovely
Flower" Josephine Goodman. waltz,
Fay Bait; Fable" Josephine Lucy;
bohemian Dance Marguerite
Bishop: "BzrcaroiIe" Cfrom Tales Of
H0flmaul. Dorothy Ianda. ia
Gracieux," Vera Howell: "Scerzo.
Jack Gfllspie, Ia Golondrina. /"
Sarah Goodman: scarf Dance" Mile
Robins0n- "The silver Nymph.H Paul
Inc Gfllispie- Mandolin Serenade, ("
Ethel Johnston (a) Good Night %,
waltz, Zena oliver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The friend you forgot and from
whom you received an unexpected
Christmas present can be remembered
az New Years. Suitable New Year
gifts are offered here in variety and
most exceptional values.
ellherherE Dros--Mesa af Terna.
me mere thought OF buying a Dia-
mono should suggest sllberbergs.=
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
e Pasoans Returnfnq.

lLr and Mrs Edward Long have
returned from a visit with Mrs. Longs
parents. lIr. and Mrs. Coleman Nc
Kay. at Baylor. Texas. Mrs Long
has been vlsitinr for about six weeks.
and Mr.. Long - mt Christuns with
aIr. and Mrs Mckay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts VIII be due Jan 1st De-
positors are requested 20 present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

On New Years Eve We viii offer
a special dance with carnival fea-
lures. A special New Years dinner
VIII be served. Make your plans to
spend a pleasant evening here.
Modern Cnfe-DUlFnEfuirE MILLS HIdr.
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The statistics OF the first census
OF the United States were published
in one small volume OF S. pages. The
statistics OF the 1910 census required
u volumes having an aggregate OF
more than 10000 pages
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

After serving the government Cor =
years a. liEhtkeeuer e. Turkey Point. on
the Chesapeaica Bay Mrs. Georgia Bum
field has been retired with a pension -
the bureau o. lighthouses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

The universities OF California and
North Carolina have issued regular
outlines on citizenship for women as
a part OF the university extension pro
gram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

During the past year approximately
IS. 900 girls IN the United States run
away or disappeared from their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Wolves have a singular fear OF GER
tain kinds Of music Experiments
have shown that low minor chords on
q violin cause the greatest agitation
IN them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Nor mark predigious. such as are
Despised IN nativity
shan upon their children be.-Cony-
right 1915 Thompson Feature
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Two Lines Of Woollens
VIII Be Opened To-day
Offerings to Include Overcoat-
ings in Staple Colors and
Suiiings

Two important offerings OF wooller
fabrics will be made to the trade to-
day. The St. George Woollen Mills
kerseys, meltons, patent beavers vicu-
mas end Venetians. all overcoating ma
terials, will be shown by Daniel W.
Farnsworth, selling agent, and Strong.
Hewat & Co. will offer selection Of
virgin wool mems suitings. The prod
ucts of both of these concerns bear an
established reputation in the trade.
The st. George overcoatings will
comprise staple colors, black. blue,
light oxford and dark oxford only The
mill has confined its output to these
colors in order to assure its customers
getting fast dyed fabrics. From the
large number Of inquiries concerning
the fabrics received last week, it is
presumed that the entire production
OF tho mill for some time to como will
be sold ont in short period These
cloths have not been made for the
past two years and there is said to be
a great shortage of them throughout
the country.
Early in the week Deering. Milliken
4 Co. expect to show the Mayo and
Pondichcrry Mills, fancy woollen suit
lngs. The line will include cassimeres
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Big Rise in Value
Of Raw Fur Imports
Drop in Russian Shipments Not
SO Large as Gain From
Other Countries

mere was an increase of over oC
per cent in the value of the undresse ed
fur and fur skins imported into the
United States during 1918, compared
with 1917 The totals for the respec.
tive years were $32,15S,399 and S26,.
24l, ,156. With the exception Of Russia
imports from all countries showed an
increase. The Russian imports dropped
IN value from $2,370,4o5 during 1917 tc
S970,577 in 1918. The United KINGDOM
and Canada shipped the largest amount
of furs to this country last year. The
government figures show for the for
mcr shipments valued at SS,529.OO7
compared with 1882 ,OS1 in 1917. While
from Canada imports of skins were
valued at $S,55O,022 in 1918 and S.
40S,0 in 1917.
CHINA leads as an exporter of dressed
and manufactured skins to the United
States in 1918. Furs dressed on the
skin imported from that country last
year were valued at $4G7.453, a de
crease of more than 100000 over the
previous years import values. The
total value Of dressed fur imports dur
ing 1913 was 1851 ,0l5, compared with
$l6d6,879 in 1917.
The value Of furs exported
from this country last year de
cined. In the rnw or unmunufacturod
state, furs and skins valued ot So2ld,-
067 wcrc exported, ngainst $10,G55, 905
in 1917. The United Kingdom and
Canada were by far the heaviest pur-
chaScrs Of furs shipped from this
country. The United Kingdom led
With purchases totalling S5,29d ,936. This
compnrcs with $7,3l7,d03 in 1917. Ex-
ports to Canada also fell Off, the totals
for the respective years being S3217.-
"7o and $l,5dd,2S4. Last year exports
to France were valued ut S2o6Slo.
While in 1917 they totalled 81 d26 205.
Dressed furs valued at $2,lG0,107
were exported IN 1918. Canada was the
heaviest buyer OF this class OF furs.
having purchased 1897 $40 worth. In
1917 the total WAS $3,9l3,124. The tota!
Of all furs and skins exported was Sill
374, ia in 1913 and $l4.569,1l0 in 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-03
Women's Wear and Millinery

BoSToN- -pagrr's Inc Miss II. d. Fanpng,
sass lit0 Broafssv. l7sn floor
BoSToN-M seide Co.: u. Seidel. women 3
Nrsf' Herald Square Roiel.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn --Ho"land's w. f. Tiffany.
fsdy N wear 40i Fourth Avenue. 9TH floor.
BRISTOL. Val. Taylor. wornens wear Ho-
s At~rdscn
CHICAGO Carson. ririe scot, Co Miss G.
Ast vcmens suts. foi fourh Avenue.
tHlCAGO-A. Ls~ton. womeD's wear under
va. ct. Great Northern Hotel
c1SLINNAfIM rAlpin Co. Ii. +. Richardson.
.I3 an dfessea % East Twenty sixth Street. sth
coLuHsrs. On. ETans. women's ready-to-
vet' holland House.
FALL. RIVER Mass M. Sachs Co NJ. Sachs
Hgmsas wear. Grand Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Friedman Spring Dry
'o>ds @ n g. Friedman cloaks. suits. furs,
psthing suifs. 1850 broadway. 17ih floor
JACKSON lille Fla-Marks sample Shop
hts Mari ladies' ~svr. Union square.
:, JACKSON VILE. fia.~-Al. Marks. somen's wear;
LINCOLN Nsb Cold & Co W. Gold. women >
tsImenN hsrle ADfoinetts
AIKEH,-Cluibei Bra. Miss u y. Knee
mo e9tAs suiis and dresses. broadway and
PHILADELPHIA L. B. wais, co Afr Brown.
~ and ootion sbirtwakss. i270 broadway Room
rh0vipESCr-Em Hat Co; 81 I. Genon,
sosasf'e frtdY ~esr, Cumberland
fAS iNAScfScO-- ffolfa f. Nathan: H Nathan.
htrsr g. BfoadHsy. sioon G2,
sfAhiANENHG. a. C-J Ai!ler Co; J. NIL
~ efiHei's fnfnishirs,. Hotel Marlborough
TOLEDO Lion Hipfe. o. a BaSer seedy 70
'''f hss. rssnS si1lh f'fes', s'h moor.