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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Home Lovers Will Welcome the Savings Effected in the January Sale of
 Laces and Embroideries

It quite certainty that regardles of how severely tai lored plain outer garments may be, lingerie beneath will disclose little touch of fine lace trim ming of effective embroidery That's femninty Every woman who cares for aces embroidery will be de. lighted with the pretty patterns and extraordinary val ues that she finds here during this January Sale. 12-inch Embroidery Flouncing made best quality of cambrc all eyeet patterns On sale Monday, yard Csc. One lot of Cabrc Edges to inches very desirable for chiidren's wear, 15c values, yard, 1Oc. Special lot of Swsses Nansook, Cambrc Edges and In sertions in fine dainty patterns 20c and 25c values, yard, 15c
 Narrow Nainsook Cambric Edges inches wide close and eyelet patterns, 121a values, yard, Sc. Odd lot of Lace and Insertions and Round Thread Poe and 25c values. Special, yard, 1Oc. One lot Linen Laces and Insertion, to inches vide 121sc to 25c values. Special, yard, lOc. Match sets of Embroidery Edges and nseron Swiss and nansook, suitable for infants Yard, 3Oc
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
H'EN' IRA "
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 Inexpensive.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Attention, Ladies MISS PEWTER

direct from Elmo lab
 oratories in Philadelphia is here to spend a short time to tell you the proper care Of your skin and the correct uses of the Elmo preparations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Let Miss Pcnscr

tell you the ccrFc use of hiao Tissue Builder for r"moy ing wrinkles, cleans ing cream and tu cumber cream for large pores. Pow dcrs, rouge, etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

MI Paul Bordagh native Of Per
sia. and at present student tn N6ith-
western un.7ersity. viii deliver his L-
Illustrated lecture Manners and Gus
toms of Persia. at The Methodist
church. Wednesday night April 4, at
ght o.eiock The speaker VIII dress
in Persian costume and viii use afty
slides in illustrating his lecture.
The NJ L Ladies Aid Society will
hold a silver Tea tomorrow afternoon
a the home OF Mrs. II G Mufitt Of
$50 oliver street. The hostess VII
be assisted by AIesdames IIosAins9n n,
Moore. Carlyon and Prltchard. Ail
members and friends are Invited -
be present
The Fortnightly Club viii hold a
card and banco party al the owl club
tomorrow afternoon at $50 al which
both 500 and bridge win be PLAYED
There VIII be prizes and refreshn
and a good time is assured all those
wishing ID attend The proceeds VIII
30 for the adoption oc an Armenian
orphan by the CLUB
Mrs Therole Lenen and daughter,
poris Jane of 04so avenue. are spend
Ing 4 few DAYS visiting in chica5o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
MERRILLVIy.LE

clint Demmon sold his farm one
mile south OF Merrillsine Tor the con-
sideraton of twenty thousand dollars.
They may buy another hume in Mer-
rinvnle
Miss sobie Zuvers spent SUNDAY
With her mother
Howard Walters and RAJ mond zuv-
ers made business trip TO Michigan
City last Friday by motor.
There was a good crowd out to the
school entertainment last Friday eve
ming They took II a1aut forty d r.
lars which viii be used for the base
ball team
The Blues viii entertain the Reds at
Merrill hall next Friday evening The
Reds Won out in the sunday school
contest
Next saturday IS Roks Township
Teachers Institute
Fred LennArtz left last Friday eve
ming They took in about forty dol
farm there this summer.
AR and Mrs Morris Iddings from
Hammond spent Sunday at the Or. ID
dings home
Mrs. F. b Price was on the sick
list last week
Mrs Moore organized an Epworth
League here last sunday evening. MI.
Roy Ketchel was elected president
Carl Gerlach moved tc East Gary
last Saturday. He works in the Eas'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

George paul - sheridan avenue. ex-
poets Is g to Cleveland this week 70
see his now grandson.
MISS Anaa Rehna OF whiting and
Nj Edward j Vosnv Of Chicago were
united ia marriage on Saturday even
ing At FIVE o'clock by Rev. Charles E.
Traehlcod pastor Of the Congregations
al church AZ his residence ia Cleve-
land avenue The couple were at
tended BY Miss Georgia Peceny Of n
diana Harbor and Mr.. George Nosney.
brother 10 the groom The bride
wore a light blue wolfe dress while her
bridesmaid was attired In white gecr-
gettc crepe Following the ceremany
the bridal party repaired to the home
81 tie brides mother in Fred street
where together with a number or rel
st.ees and intimate friends a wedding
dinner was served Mrs. Vosny is a
Well known Waiting girls, having been
employed al clerk in the Whiting pest
office for a num3er OF years. For the
present Mr. and Mrs. Vosny viii re-
de with the latters mother. Mrs.
Rehna in Fred street.
The Fortnigatly CLUB VIII hold their
annual luncheon at Marshall Fields
on May 3rd.
The regular meeting o. the Daugh-
ters ~ Rebekah VIII be held tomorrow
evening at which al members Of the
degree staff are urged to be present
as final arrang ements are to be'made
for the District meeting 10 be held at
Whiting April 2sth
The owls Club will have a card par
IS n their club rocns on next Thurs
day Ell eninE
Nfr ana Mrs. Sidney James Bryant
of Chicago spent SUNDAY here as the
guests OF the latter's brother Frank
nj. Long and family Of LaPorte ave
Mr. and MIS-. Frank J Smous. o.
Cicero Ili-. were guests or the latters
mother. Mrs Rehna Of Fred street
and attended the wedding OF her sis
ter. Miss Anna Eehna and Ed~ard
Vosnv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
ROBERTSDALE

ana MIS- - u. Martz entertain
- al d HlIeo pa7ss Saturaay evening
aIaea II M7s r. IS
..,.s..st--.,..
,t.,s,a,es. -. -. -. -
1T -. 50 : :
~. 49, 80,
@11e'
1''s = G tle Nue w
49, --se s. 80. 50
So
4..u We -al''eo =
49, ,'9ti-e y" -1sIs'e akeAae ga I4s,
n AoHor q NJ
& ,iiuag sliii
were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
HOBART

a very enjoyable time was had by
All who attended the Home Coming
given b. the Masons at the Commun-
itv Hall saturday evening
The Woman Reading Club Will
meet this afternoon at 2.3o at which
time the annual election VIII take
place.
Mr. A c. Ingram left yesterday
for Pittsburgh after visiting here over
sunday with relatives.
Miss Minnie Sohn who has ieen
az Indianapolis during the past two
years is home visiting with her par
ents
Nfr. Ed. sauter Of Gary visited here
Sunday with relatives
Mrs. Emily Sterling Of East Chlea-
60 visited here yesterday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
Castor Oil Made Tasteless

Thanks to the chemists Of Spencer kellogg 81
Sons, Inc-, one Of the worlds largest manufac-
turers of castor oil, you ca now get really
tasteless castor oil. Nothing has been put in TO
disguise the taste. Instead, that dsagteeablc
taste has been absolutely removed KeA0gg5
7a5teLe5s Castor oil is the same good old family
remedy that your doctor prescribes, bur with
the nauseating taste removed. Strength and pu-
rty remain the same Don't accept substitutes.
Insist on Kellogg Ta5teless Castor OIL laboratory
bottled, plainly labelled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE.
Look at Tonguel Remove
Poisons from Stomach
Liver and Povuels.

Accept California" Syrup OF Figs
only-loolz for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child IS having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full di-
rections for child's dose on each bottle
Give 1t without fear.
Mother. You must say California"
ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
rn1Acrss rnrArnr roN1GHr

Wallace Reid in the Lottery Man"
Coming Wednesday night Mildred
Ifarris in The Inferior Sex" and
Waasters Musical Comedy. 4l3-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

Iurhans
Of Although
and appears possess the fashionable all
nat vail all
eF arrives Just now hats with bms having great
through the summer The above fashioned
trimmed old The old
band about the and embroidery
Inc other little
IS hnna and the facing band of the
braided ne
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

II s Warner in Haunting shod-
ous also Mutt and jeff in Amt Done
Right By Nell" and '1rox News "
Hams Mann in Reno All Changed"
4-15-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

Gary Garage
Mr. Cuyler Feeney Of Gary. spent
sunday at Frank Staltz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
A Little "Danderine" Stops
Your Hair Coming Out
and Doubles its Beauty.

TO stop falling hair At once ana rid
the scalp OF every particle Of dandruff
get small bottle of delightful Dan
derine al any drug or toilet counter fer
4 Few cents. pour little in YOUR hand
End rub it into the scalp. After several
applications the hair usually stops COM
ing out and you cant find any dandruff
Help your hair to grow strong. thick
and long and become soft. glossy ard
twice as beautiful and abundant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners


aad are seeeNted BY The " LItius News
Co.. 52f. lI0tA St. Phone I3s-W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
At FRIENDS SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Held by Third and
Fourth Primary Grades

The closing tNcrtiSce Of the third and
fourth primary grades of Friend, Nrhoot
took place today ia the form 81 aa opcrctta
Golden Cstt The program WIS is
follows
Scripture: chorus, Onward hr1stlan
soldiers Sullivan
Onrclta. 4 Gol,Icn Cit Marion iosicr
Characters Father Time, Ae-per, IWl-
light Curfrw. Evening Star. Ncst Nnd.
The Iiour- SuubeauaS, Ralndrops
Natures Helpers: Butterflies, Bees
Children on a Picne, three scenes
Scene Tie Woodland Scene. ? The
Meadow 3, Father Time Palace.
Fathcr,Iimc Frederick II. Anderson
Ncspcr . Henry G. DouaghN
Twilight William Is Iomlnsuu
CurlcW Joseph " Basitan .lr.
Evening star -.. Robert {, Nunson
West Wind Ward " Briggs
Sunbeams r. Elizabeth EWart, Sarah
Elizabeth Downs Mary Arthos, Lillian
Nj. Robinson, Madeleine ID Brown.
Butterflies Ruth Drumheller, NJ, jan
vler Lynch. Anna L. Doughcuy Mar
garet {. Fisher, Anne +. Brown, Ruth
Ward.
Bumble Bees Julian NJ Hllegas, Tells
l.. laub. Harry NJ. Pierce Howard l.
icndcrcr.
Pjcnic Children Charl,s I Groome. Mar
lha =. Ortlip Ruth * Johnson. harlcs
" IlennIng. l. Kent Wyatt Frances l..
Robinson. NiIlam Y Pusey. 81 Ahee
l.. Huxley. Helen G Bond Porclyal r
Roberts. tf Arthur G. Craig John 4.
Roberts. Elnor VI Bye, Dorothy 3.
Eaton. j Burke Davis. Margaret |.
Rushing, Ellen ilcudctcr George L.
Forrest Rachel II GlWthrop.
Bird. y lllam II Cooper, Jr., (ioorgo r
Anderson. 4 Nelson Sanborl pton
l.. Bovcc, John Saylor.
. Echoc- Elizabeth G Boyco Frederick
II smith Robert f.aslhurn, Belinda "
Baycc, N Norman Reynolds james
Gordon Goyatos. Carroll " Griffith
Dr.. e Clifford Raticlge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
TWO PLATFORM PLANK
THAT ARE STORM CENTRE
First One Demanded by Repub-
lican Senators, Second by
Hi" Johnson.

Chicago. June Q Below is presented
in substance the treaty plank prepared
by the reservation group of Republican
Senators and the Advisofyrlntform Conn
mittpe The following text waa dictated
by memhernf that committee as enbody-
ing the SENSE but mot the txact text
The Republican party nlorses the nets
nf the Senators in defeating the Peace
Treaty that Involves the United State IN
entangements with Europe. thereby
imperling the sovereignty Of American
institutions. and pledges itself 10 rati--
ficaiion Of treaty If pence with m naHo
cintion u nations 50 constituted Wlth an
international tribunal for The dctermn-
ation of non-jiistirialbe questions. nj
with such safeguards as will insure the
protection s every American interest
!. The plank which Senator Johnson and
the other irrecuncilahea will offer IN an
attempt to obtain n compromise with
their opponents follows
The Republican Party declares its
uneonprouisinR opposition 10 any such
plan II international government.n .ns pro-
posed in thr League # Nations. cmhodicd
m the treaty II pcarc concluded by pfeei-
dent Wilson nj Versailles md ailirne u S
determination to preserve mud maintain
the foreign policy If this government aa
announced hy George Washington md
James Monroe md daslt has hcen maintain
,ff ever alnrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CITY CREMATORY
UNDER HOT FIRE
Situation Discussed by Central
Labor Union Committee With
Board of Health.

4 Delegation from the Central Labor
Union was present at the meeting 81 TIE
Board of Health. Yesterday afternoon. ~
discuss the matter uftho garbage ereinatorv
and the udots from il which have recently
aroused complaint
The president Of the board, Df harles
NJ IInnbv, stated the position of TINT
body IN he matter tn be TINT Whcn II
assumed office on May /, il found con
tract for garbage collection, madc lly
is predecessor. based on delivery Within
city limits. "a Il disposal plant Ihr con
tract Tor disposal. made hy ity tonncilt :
based on tlls delivery
\ summary removal 81 tic disposal
plant tn appoint outside city llmlts, ihere-
fore, surprising such a coutso - ie Wlthin
the powers Of hoard tn order. would re-
suit not only IN compilations ty The sroak
ing ii hnth these contracts. tut Nuiii
greatly increase tho cost If collection
Moreover. no such arrangement could
10 put IN operation III less Tan ~iN months
time, within which period the burned city
plant may hc restored
A. between con lnfiuE tie i'se 81 the
prcaont plant. even with It's drawback If
0dors under certain atmospheric cnhdi-
tiaua, and shutting It down, allowing gar
or remain unsolicited thrte conld bo no
choice, the garhaEe must hc disposed IT
The burning ol animal ho,lioa laprohl'lfed
IN the council couttaotand orders, and
ihc operators II thc plant eav TINT i IS
not hcnR done Tho board will continue
% keep the matter nudor surveillance
\ general discussion IL the matter
followed. which did not develop III +
practical constructive suggestions on the
lart 81 tho committee although their
co-opcration wns promlsed along anF
hncs that might ho Indicated ~ the
board
numcroualv signed petition wae
presented Oh hchall of workers II tho llar-
Ian plant. protesting both against ~"
smoke from thc crcmatory and The COM
tltion of the uncovered portion If the
Smplcv Run sewer which cuts through
the Harlan 1ard
Tho Ccrfud Labor Union committee
consisted 81 \ J cross. J Long, "
]. Outten md John G Saylnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
FINANCIAL SHOWING OF
WESLEY COLLEGIATE
Interesting Report Presented to
Trustees Meeting, Followed
by Class Day Exercises.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. June a--At the annual meet
inp of the trustees of Wesley Collegiate
Institute. Yesterday Mt the Institute
building, President Arley b. Mageo Of
Dover submitted his annual report of the
financial condition of the institution, rs
follows.
General fund account receipts Balance
on Hand June |, 1910, 81 ,S03.2l; receive
from interest on Investments, Sb,S5| 20
from endowment fund for purchase OF
Liberty Loan Bonds, S0.300,0O0, from
Board Of Education of Methodist Episco-
pal Church, 50, 53i &C; total, 81 ,d95 IL
Income account. receipts Profit on
purchase Of Liberty Loan Bonds, $l902S;
received from interest ON investments
$6.S57 $50 from Bonrd of Education OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, S35d.~
66; total Sl0,SS2l3,
Sinking fund account, receipts From
General Fund, 20 per cent Of gross income,
S2,t76i2
balance Of cash On hand June |, 1920
81. .2Oq 30
Endowment fund account, receipts
Collections to june !. 1913, S23,6lSSS:
collections from june / 1918. to June !,
1919. $40 sos ~: from june l. 1919 TO
June /. 1920. So ,653 90; total, Si32, ,S3O15
Vacancies in the Board Of Trustees
caused bv tho designations Of r. J.. Hot
fecker and Robert Watt were fllcd by the
election Of Rev George G. WlillnmR OF
Wilmington and Rev Disston W. jacobs
of Bridgevilc. Rev Ransom T. Nichols Of
SMYRNA wns elected to the vacancy caused
bv the death Of Rev. &. I. Wyatt Of
Denton, Md
The trustees approved Of the faculty
selected by Principal II G. Budd, the
same as that Of last year With the eXcep-
ton of Miss Pauline Wilson. art teacher
"a succeed Miss Parker; Miss Louise
NanDykc. short hand and typewriter,
and Miss Maudc G. Stanly, vocal and
extra piano teacher
Following the meeting and luncheon.
Class Day exercises were held IN assembly
hall and were largely attended.
The annual musical, ~ charge oi the
musical teaching Of tho faculty. took place
last evening IN assembly ball
This morning ST 1000 o'clock the
VARSITY Alumni Baseball game took place
on the campus.
commencement exercises witttakc plaoe
this evening III Dover Opera House, the
address 10 the graduates 70 hc delivered
Nv Rev ] ", X Sumwait y. y. pastor
of Grace NJ. j. Church, Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CRACKER-EATIhG RACE
FOLLOWED BY WHISTLING
Novel Affair Featured Picnic of
Kent Farmers at St. Jones
Neck School, Yesterday.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. June q The annual picnic Of
East Dover Community Club o. Kent
County Farm Bureau, Yesterday after
noon nj - Jones Neck school house and
Comcgvs Free Library, was a pleasing
affair. Visitors from the county and from
towns in Maryland adjacent to tho Della
ware line were on hand IN large numbers,
and the attendance was between ! 500
and 1000
4 novel game, originated by Kent
County Agent Cobb. was that q selecting
two teams Of ten mon each lined IN a row,
facing each other To each man was given
n drv cracker, tho contest being to first
cat the cracker and retain enough mois-
turc IN the mouth to whistle. the prize
was q box Of cigars. The contest created
no end of excitement and SO close was the
result that the real winner was never
decided, the cigars however. being divided
among the two teams. r. Harry Wilson
ol st. Jones Neck was vaptain of the ono
team. and George ". Collins of Magnolia
Of the other
The speaker of thc day was ] q Nc
Dowell OF the Dairv Division Bureau Of
Animal Industry. IN lieu Of Secretary Of
Agriculture Meredith, Who recently un-
derwent an operation. An orchestra Of
eight pieces from Magnolia furnished
music County Agent Bozman oi New
Castle. former County Agent Pence and
Dean McCue. of Delaware College, and
County Agent Vaughn, Of Sussex county
were among the visitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEWARK GRADUATES.
Twenty Two Received Diplomas af High
school commencement Last Might.

spacial CORES pondoncc ~ Every Evening
Newark. June Having completed
tho f0lr-year course. twenty-five boys aai
.jfla af the Newark hlph school received
dfplpinas at commencement exrfeIzez held
N the Opcfa House last night Ihe grIs.
dressed ia white. and the toys. WoarIuE
lno euets aud whIte trouerI4 Hade
nj attractive appearance on ~" stag
Tho graduate. and especially the girla.
received inanv gifts III flower. rnn#ir.
tncliv ant atlef articles from relHfl}e7
and friends lhe -iage was atifactlycE
decorated ~cater IA tic stage with tho
praiiafps were the tnonbefs ai the
board of Education. superintendent
l'llneas Morris. and Professor " Wi
l,inauu II Delaware I alegc Fin Wade tio
adIiess IL tir elass
Superintendent Morris prnslded aud
presented tic aiplnma4 iha Invocation
Wa madr hv Rcv itrank IIarson several
selections acre givcn during the evening
~ thr hIeh school, mandolin ard gleo
.b- Tbr student orators aui thofr sni-
lrcts uere a'Iha History II the Theatre
II Delaware. t,harr4 Elest Oil ~Heds5
Enrnh tteIeu fllI~burs lhe loeltr
aiile Circle Aua Dfnlevy
Thota receiving diplomas were Roberta
bland Frances BnltIe- fEa1ol Collins
,Ina DunrvY E.onisr Iarthurn Madeline
johnston Vice I.eak Mauan Ioveit
~ara faYcft Anna Patched. Helen l'rn-
nfaetan. Helen IflIIebury beatrice NN
~44t Rehccea NoIla-lan. Edith /ehlry
Arlanah Armstrong Gbarice Blcst, George
Herman. John iIotfeekcr, Waldo Loye.f
Harold Mote Paul steel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEW WHEAT CROP SHORT
Will be 100000. 900 Bushels Less
Than Last Year, is Federal
Estimate.

Washington, juno 0.-~Deapite m mn
provement If 100000 bushels IN the
winter crop during Nav and an indicated
spring crop Gs0OO,0O0 bushels greater
than that Of laat year, the total wheat
production for 1870 was estimated yCs-
lerday by the Department of Agricuk
ture 1T only T8l ,p0, 900 bushels Or i11.-
100000 bushels less than the 9ll 900 000
total for 1919.
From It's condition on june the spring
crop wan estimated at III 900 600 bushels
$4,000. 00g bushels more than the averaEr
for the five years ended in 1913 a toial
winter wheat production II 5OA WWWu
bushels was forecast This IL 2ZS. 600 900
bushels less than that of last year nUf.
59n0O,0OO bushels below the GEcscsf
average
While almost n 9Th less than tla
great crop of last year, aays fhe do-
partments announcement. 10 le only
about a lwoutieth less than the avrrar.
crop Of the five years i0l4-l0is, which
included thc three lafges' croIr ~ ouf
history, excepting last years crop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CARUSO GEMS STOLEN.
Burglars Get 100000 Worth From
Tenors' Long Island Home.

New ork. July q Tie aummeI homt.
If Enrico Caruso 1T Easthanpton |. |
was robbed Monday night of $4,000
worth of jcuelry and other yaiuable-.
Most Of The Jewels were Mrs Caruso.s
wedding gifts The robbery was
discovered at 1890 o'clock by Mrs.
Cnruso through tie ringing II burglar
alarm Oh he safe The tenor had gone
10 Havana several weeks ago to fill an
opctatic engagement IN that city, and il
there now.
Among thc articles Of ienelry stolen
were Tho following
A 100000 pearl necklace. S95.00n
diamond necklace, with one big diamond
and 200 graduated diamonds the wedding
gift Of MIR CanIso to his wife, flexible
diamond bracelet. pearl ring. ring with
two large diamonds, ruby ring. diamond
and sapphire ring, diamond and ruby
ring, emerald ring, pearl ring diamond
and amethyst ring, narrow brooch, two
diamond hair pins, pun Of amethyst
earrings, brooch set with sapphircs