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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
AT IS YEARS He
GAINS 2S POUNDS
Portland Man Oyercomes Trou-
bles Of 40 Years by
Taking Tanlac.

There is bound to be something
unusual about medicine that vii
make man my age gain twenty-eigh
pounds," declared l. Gray, 2S4 Eas
s7th st.. South, Portland, in relatini
his remarkable experience with Tan
lac.
by taking Tanlac I have gotten rid
Of case Of rheumatism which had
troubled me more or less for forty
years. Two years ago ] got so
couldn't walk a block couldn't even
get out Of the yard. My whole system
seemed to be affected and for along
time couldn't move my hands, wasn't
even able to put on my shoes and /
lsuffered 50 / could hardly keep from
yehhg out every time tried to move
a pain would catch me in my back
when stopped over. and 1t hurt ter
ribly when ! Strengthened up. My mus
eles cramped and seemed like they
were drawn in knots and my kidneys
bothered me a great deal.
Il had been told so many times that
rothing could help me that thought
would never be well again. But /
finally decided to see what Tanlac
would do for me and ! have improved
so much some OF my friends hardly
know me. Although / am now seven
ry-three. ] don't feel that old By a.
good many years and this past summer
/ put in full time at my work, some-
thing hadn't done in long time"
Tanlac is sold in Pendleton by
Thompson Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
y Gnh 10 Ranauct

Thirty-five members of the newly
organized X Club have signed up to
attend the banquet tomorrow evening
in the Elks Club. on the program for
the speaking which will follow the
BANQUET are Colonel ]. II. Raley, ex-
mayor and former state senator, who
will speak on the use and Abuse of
the Initiative and Referendum Judge
G. W. Phelps, ex-district attorney, who
will speak on the Umatilla Rapids
Power Association project; Judge S. A.
Lowell, ex-circuit judge. who will give
an address on Washington; j. w. Ma
loney. ex-county judge, who will ad-
dress the club on Finances; c. p.
Strain, ex-county assessor, whose ad-
dress will have for its theme Assess
ments and Taxatfon.' and Henry j..
Taylor. ex-councilman, who will speak
on Cemeteries
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Robin Hood Enjoyed

Though the opera "Robin Hood
has been given here several times dur
ing the past never has the delightful
old production being more creditably
presented than by Arthur Parr and
troupe at the Oregon theatre Satur-
day evening The cast was entirely
different from previous performances.
Mr.. Parr played robin Hood" Betty
Baxter, Alan-a-dale and Tom Burton
the sheriff of Nottingham. The male
voices were especially good. =.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Lost Auto wheel

The heavy rain of yesterday after
noon resulted in at least one slight
auto mishap. Richard Rice was un-
fortunate enough to skid into the curb
on Riverside Drive near the Park View
apartments when the mud failed To
provide traction for his wheels. For
tunately he was not driving fast and
the loss of the left front wheel was all
the damage sustained. The rain had
caused quantity of mud to be wash.
ed down from the hill and pedestrians
as well as autoists we're compelled to
watch their step at the point where
the accident occurred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
PAYNE -ALDRICH BILL
REVIVAL IS PLANNED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-(u. P.)-
The virtual re-enactment of the
Payne-Aldrich law as an emergency
tariff early in the coming special ses-
sion of congress was tentatively APP
proved by Harding Chairman Ford
ney of the house ways and means COM
mittee, said following his return from
the st. Augustine conference.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

Miss Grace Gillian, county treasurer
viii be in Spokane March 7 to testify
in the case Of the state Of Washington
against Hough. This is the trial grow
ing out Of the failure Of the bond sell
ing house OF Millholland & Hough.
Tough is the junior member of the
firm, Millholland having committed
suicide when informed that Hough had
confessed that they had embezzled
half million dollars from Mike Gall
lahan, the northern Idaho mine mag
bate Both men had made a suicide
pact but the younger man weakened a
few hours before the appointed hour.
His defense is that he was under the
influence OF his partner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

County Assessor Hawks announced
this morning that the work Of assess
ing property owners will start about
March Is. The ownership books are
row being prepared for the field men,
most Of whom have been appointed
and are ready for duty. All Of the
numerous transfers of proptry made
in the county during the year must be
taken from the books in the office of
the recorder and transferred to the
records in the office.of the assessor be-
fore the field men can start. This
work is now nearing completion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
BOATS COLLIDE IN
ORIENTAL WATERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 21.-(U. P.)
The steamships Westison and Ken
lucky have been in collision in
oriental waters, according 10 a cable.
gram from Shanghai via London. re-
ceived here. The cablegram indicated
that considerable wamage was done,
but gave no details
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
FINANCIAL SACRIFICE
IS MADE BY HUGHES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-U. P)
Hughes has made big financial
sacrifice to enter The cabinet. He
ranks with Elihu Root as the fore
most Lawyer practicing before the
supreme court during the last two
years. His income last year is esti-
mated between $15O.OOO and 100000
After March 4 this will drop to sl2.-
900 which is the salary OF cabinet
officer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
BOYS Cinmn,itrcc TO Meet

The boys club committee of the
Community Service organization is to
meet this evening to lay further plans
towards raising money for a boys club
to he established in the city hall. The
sum of S250O is wanted for the pur-
pose and it is understood soliciting
work is to he started Immediately.
Some promises Of support have already
bcfn made it Is said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
ADDITIONAL TERRITORY
WILL Be GIVEN TURKEY

LONDON, Feb. 21.-(U. PA re-
vision Of the treaty of seyres to give
Turkey an additional territory In
Thrace now occupned hy the Greeks
has been decided upon by Lloyd
George and BRAND in conference pre-.
coding tho near east conference. The
decision requires tho approval Of the
allied colleagues Of the two premiers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Idaho Prisoner Escapes

The Sheriff's office was notified this
morning OF an escape from the Idaho
penitenuary saturday morning. The
man, John Grangstrom, was a trusty
and was employed as a laundryman at
the institution. He is described as be-
ing Al years Of age, native of Sweed-
en- and possessed Of one long and one
short leg. The left leg is about two
inches shorter than the right, giving
him decided limp when he walks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Pendlcton Homo Is Robbc,l.

While Henry Coffman, an employt
of the Pendleton wooden mills was
away from home today his home in
the east end of the city robbed of cash
amounting TO something over S100,
The sheriff's office was notified and
a suspect was soon taken into custody
but at o'clock the officers were un-
decided as to his guilt. The robbery
occurred during the noon hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Erolhcr Cnnes To Ana

A brother Of shozo shibata. the Jap
anese who killed a fellow countryman
in a Chinatown basement the morning
CT Feb. 8. arrived yesterday morning
from Fresno, California. He employ
ed Fred stelwer Of the firm Of Raley-
Raley & steiwer to defehd the accused
man and left last night on his return
to Fresno to collect funds with which
tc make the defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

II. Robie. who halls from Duncan,
was u Sunday visitor in Pendleton,
Mrs. Charles Weatherford Of lone,
Morrow county, was in pendleton Sun
day
c. J.. Mccausland was a Hotel Bow
man guest Sunday lie Ii from Sc
attic.
Mr.. and Mrs, claud Harris OF AM
ton were Sunday guests at tho Hotel
81. George.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

Sam Kilgore, OF Helix who is said
70 have been acting in strange man
ner wandered frdn his home yester-
day. A posse headed by a deputy
from the sheriffs office located Kill
gore near Walla Walla He viii be
taken to the hospital there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
c. G. browne to Depart.

c. c. Browne, in charge of the Over
beck & Cooke brokerage office, ex-
poets to leave Pendleton at the end of
the month and to return to Vancou-
YER, B. c. His successor has not been
named.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

In honor of the 5Tth anniversary of
the founding of the order of knights
OF Pythias a special program win be
given This evening by Damon Lodge
No, !, Features Of the program will
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

be an address ny Judge s. A. Lowell
and music by recently formed
Knights of Pythias orchestra. A week
from tonight there will be competitive
initiatory work beween teams from
Damon lodge and the lodge at Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
nepntN Asse1sor Apnolntcd

L. BroNhell was this morning APP
pointed deputy county assessor for
the IIrrmston district by Assessor
iInwks MI, BrownelI Is here today &c
get HIS Instructions and to fanilmri1c
himself witt The work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
NOTES
OF PENDLETON
| Wonlcn Hnyc Nicotine.

Il. +. Tucker, community service
worker, is meeting this afternoon at
the county library with a number of
Pendleton women to discuss commu-
nifty work for business women of the
CITY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
NEWS Or THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS

A marriage license was issued by
the clerk this afternoon to Fred Z.
Mitchell Of Weiser. Idaho and Ida
Maenpaa OF Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
YOUNG FARMER WANTED AS AS

YOUNG FARMER WANTED AS AS
SISTANT motor truck salesman. We
are organizing a sales force to cover
the mountain and coast states, also To-
cal statesmen in different localities,
and want farmer, truck man. mechanic
or good driver to- assist state sales
managers, all or spare time; expert
ence not necessary as our men will be
coached and trained, Unusual oppor>
tunity to attain permanent position
paving $50 10 500 a week. Address
Manager. Peerless Commercial Co,
soc So ian ST., los Angeles, CAL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Karl Ilupers. Of Helix. is here today

Karl Kupers. Of Helix, is here today
Business with the income tax col
leetors brings Ted sherry, OF. Helix, 10
Pendleton today.
W. $. Ferguson. one. OF Athenas
prominent farmers and businessmen,
has been transaciing business here to-
day.
Mrs. A. B. Atchlson and Mrs. n. u.
Rodenbough both residents Of Una
tila, were Sunday visitors in pcndlc-
ION.
W. w. Wasser, erstwhie cashier Of
bank at Milton but who is now con-
dlctlng bank at College Place, Wash
ington. was a Pendlcton visitor. on
Sunday.
Last nights snow should mako at
least one man feel perfectly ~ home
here. lie is J.. X. Williams who regis
teFs from Saskatoon, Canada.
The wheat fields are thoroughly
saturated with moisture and the pros
poets for the coming crop are exceed
lngly bright according to Sheldon ray
lor who Is in the city from his farm
north Of town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

Business with the income tax col
leetors brings Ted sherry, Of. Helix. 10
Pendleton today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
Attention Knights Of Pythins

FOR RENT-One room with or with
out board-Phone 745-J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21

Celebration of the 57th ADVERSARY
of our order will be held tonight at S
O'Clock.
The address will he delivered by
Judge S. A. Lowell. Music by he X. z,
Juvenile Orchestra.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-21
new TODAY

wANTED-smail furnished Apt
Cali s69.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
CHICAGO DIVINE TO BE-
At ST. PAUL.'5 CHURCH
Rev. Charles W. Giikcy Will Con-
duct iialf-tinur Icntcn Ser
vice AL 'rhiS Wrrk

y, thc ! o'clock ha!I-hour Len,cm
service in st. Pauls this week the
preacher j. one OF the most disi!n-
ru.shed ministers of America. Rev.
Charles W. Gtlkcy, of The Hyde Park
Baptist Church, IN Chicago. Ny. Gil
Key - gradual" al Union Seminary.
New York, OF the class OF 1905 and
vas awarded the highest scholastic
hOn"r Of III" seminary. tn" travelling
fellowship. IL" studied Tor two years
OF post graduate work in thcclog iCal
norls and Universities of oxford
scotland and the continent. ana at
IN" end Of that time journ.yed
through Palestine
TN" church in Chicago. OF which h.
mas h"cn for ton years the minister
- located in Immediate proximity TO
!ne Cnivcrs!ty Of Chicago. and num-
h"rS almost all the members OF Tho
Theological faculty OF the UNIVERSITY
ana many OF the professors ~ .he
academic department In it's conlrcga-
IN .N.rsiiN ana is one OF tn. most
widely known ana sought after OF
ne preachers In American univer-
stiles III" goes from Richmond to
nf,acu next sunday in tn" chapel Of
Yale University. and TO hold a series
~ Services Immediately afterward at
Mt l!oiyokc COllcrc. His addresses
delivered at tn" National Council of
The !. W e. y ia Cleveland last year.
WeH" tho most notable feature of that
Srt"t s3iher!uE. and are shortly TO
"pn"ar m book form.
raul.s yesterday. Mr Go;iHiEev Viii
preach at til. Thursday afternoon
service - o'clock. This afternoon
At o'clock he Viii deliver I'm the
illustrated lecture on Palestine. 20
winch al arc Invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

always been ready t" deliver his cx-
tcmporan"ous remarks following the
feed and always f.l: better at home
IN that place. for the people aroma
IN" table w"r" then in pretty good
hun"i Ia stand for almost anything.
Hui as this position. like that "of
h,tlc TOMMY Tucker singing for his
the beer" hc would do his best. hc
said. His speech was rich in new
stories, pertaining largely 10 his
nam.Sakc. the Middle West manu-
iacturcr engaged in making knick-
knackS. THIS reference Ia the pro-
Queer OF the tanned Tin lizzie"
brought down the house. which hulr
the mon in the audience declared thCy
wcr" owners Of the wcll-knoW: brand
themselves.
Norman Johnson. in his introduce
tory remarks. told Il good ono ON
himself. lie landed from the train in
acccst"d by the lone darky who
tended TO the baggage Of the travel
"rS who got off The train at that sta
ton.
Whar your baggage, Sur?" the
Ia rliy asked
L nave n" baggage" replied Alr
johnson. Il deal IN intel!igvucr."
"TUuse de fuSt trahhiinu man ever
seen, whlr doan cair his samples Wiz
him tho darby replied.
The committee in charge Of tho af-
fair dil everything necessary 20
make the GucStS EEL nj home Aftsr
the assembly room em;crtainmrui
had concluded. the guests wnr. vs-
cori.d to IN" hanquc, hall wh,r" "a
menu that would have startled Her
bort Hoover was presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
AGED MASONIC LODGE AS
YOUTHFUL CELEBRA TING
BLRTHDA VAS 40 YEARSAGO
Richmond No. 10, Observes Anniversary With Stump
tuouS Banquet and WclArrangcd Program-Iaid
Cornerstone of Present CAPITOL

Richmond Lodge, No. 10. .Nncicnt
Free and Accepted MasouS. was as
youthful last night in celebrating its
I'"th anniversary as II was in ;h.
early days along about The" time IT
"i'i'!a;"d ~ the laying az the corner
stone of the tHpito! building The
exercises Incidental to the celebration
las, night were most entertaining.
Music OF tn" highest class. oratury by
notab!cS, and - SumptuouS layout pf
the official chefs finest. contributed
their various "l"iuentS toward In
sitting = large amount al good huiuor
into Il Gd;hcring of men and women
that fairly hulsed ;hruGh the doors Of
the big banquet hall.
The exercises started with Won
Supp,'s Morning. Noon ana Might"
rendered hN STEMS orch" stra. after
which Worshirful Dallas lIcloman in
few words introduced Worshipiu
Arthur l.. Mattvrn. who in turn %HV"
the l"rE" company of NdSorS and
their friends q imNSt cordial Welcome.
Tho program was then carried
through with tho SmoothncSs Of a
professional performance. and such
we'll known artists as Mrs Ch"slry
Martin Miss EVA Eppcs and Joseph
Whi'ianior". Professor tafrattu and
Shepherd Webb, gave number OF
selections in their Very best manner.
Following this splendid array OF
musicians. Norman johnson. known
ali over the South as "a humuriSt and
philosopher. member Of No. 10. pro-
scented I'd Hastings Ford known
dinner speaker in the country
Mr Ford Wondered why ii was tina,
he had hccu placed just before the
oyster patticS .Ir said that h. had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
PLAN MUSICAL MEMORY
CONTEST FOR SCHOOLS
Fifty Compositions Will BE Played for Eight Weeks
and Effort Will BE Made TO Learn How MANY
Recognize Them and Name OF Composer

rlans for musical memory con-
tcst /" to" held n the city schools
to stimulat. love for better music
wer" discussed at u meeting held
ia seventh stree; christian Church
annex Monday, with ~. Douglas
Freeman Ssncra! chairman, p'eS!d-
ing
1t was decided 10 make list of
hfty compositions To be selected by
a committee. of which Mrs T. II. VIII
liamS. president nf the Musicians
ClUh. is chairman, 10 he played and
constantly sung during the eight
weeks in TIA" contest.
NJ the .nd OF that period a con-
test is to be held IN al! the schools
10 dctormiu" how many az these COM
positions can he recognized N,hcu
heard, and the name OF the composer
told Teams viii T." made up from
each schoo! aud these teams viii
then meet IN general contest fo'
the prizes 10 be awarded. after which
there VIII IL" Il concert at the city
Auditorium, at which time prizes VIII
hc given Winners. The composition
VIII include various forms of music.
piano. violin. voice and orchestral.
and w!l! b. selected so tL3t records
tor pucUol-varh> and player pianos
viii sc available. Committees up-
pointed were.
EXecutlv" Committt, nr. poui,lts
Freeman. chairman. Mis- iIrl-u Str-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
RESERVE BANK WOULD PUT
INJUNCTION IN u. S. COURT
Petition Of 40 >muII state in>titu-
tons in North Carolina VIII
he EoU..hI

pi!lt!a! Us o. the Firth Federal
tseserN, Bank Yesterday announced
thcir decision to ask that III. .nii,n.-
ton proceedings brought aeaius, Inc
institution Oy Ia small state banks
oi North IAroluH. bv Transferred to
W. f'n"rA! Courts when IL comes
up iu the superior Court. OF i',.nn.
county on March
TIC injunction proceedings we're
brouEh; against the Federal Reserve,
hanE OF Richmond on tn. grounds
taal That organization was Violating
,n" law through the presentation NJ
."Ei" checks on various OF tn, email
Institutions instead VI .l,trlr.
i"i"ush inc regular channels ana fol-
tp" IA- pas sage OF "a Jaw yUirl
practically destroys Tia. par col,r,-
lpu system with regard to out or
stat" accounts. Tic Federal Reserve
iS now challenging the constitutions
%, iho North Carolina law and
H"hrs To have !t declared nun ana
Noli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
LA Toilette WILL SPEAK
BEFORE LABOR COUNCIL
senator Accepts Invitation for Adj
dress in RichIhond Within
NcNt Six Weeks.

senator Ia Toilette. who has r.
oS!V"i tn" ccusur" OF the press ami
the public on several ncyUsious for
h!s actions ia Congress will be- in
Richmond Within IN" nest sis weeks
u" speak before nuss-'u..tinE
which VIII zoe held under TIA" auspices
OF tn" Central Trades and Labor
council. George l.. Wilcox. chairman
OF IN" lcGis.ajiE" commiit"" oi The
"rG3uiHat!on. yesterday announced
ihat the senator has agreed 10 come
TO Richmond before TIA" u,Xt session
a. Congress and that he viii prob
ably send tho organization tn" date
OF his arrival within The next few
days
senator Ia Toilette VIII b, ,h.
fourth Of i've Speakers al national
prominence which the Labor orguui-
za'i"n has ARRANGED TO bring here.
IL" Viii speak In the Eijou I'hvutvr.
tn" exact date 10 be decided by him
as soon a. possible
other speakers which tho orgaui-
eaton has selected 20 address The
Iichnoui public are II. W Woollcy.
T. T. Walsh and Louis j. Post Mi
i,oS' viii Sr"ak here March Z" MIR
Walsh has chosen Tor the subject of
h.~ address The Open shop"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
JURY ACQU|TS COUGH
OF MURDER CHARGE
Ji;ncy Driver Not Guilty Of Staying
Lacey olivcr-placcd Under
Ponce Fond

After :. trial lasting FOR two DAYS
W. II. Cough, a jitncy driver. charged
with killing Lacey oliver. q l.-ycar-
uiu boy. was cXon.ratcd by a Jury
last night in Hastings Cour, vLn
body WAS out Tess than an hour whcr
IL returned with tn" verdict. Attor-
ny Louis Wendenhure defended
cough. and commonwealth Attur-
neN George L.. Mise prosecuted. f'ol-
towing the acuui;t:l. Cough was
p'"Se" under $500 bond to lt,ep the
n,nI' TO" one yea. rs his bond
man Mr.. Myers. was out Of the city.
'"ai tncLtWood. a juror went ms
hHnd Robert Harvey. "a compIniom.
"pLd, which his father Si.ncd
fhc cas-" r"or"n"d yesterday morn
NJ ana numh"r OF Witnesses tus-
.'"ti' According to testimony given
~ nc trihi. Cough, Aubrey owen.
Sihiu youth. and Herman Oliver. MS
hr"t h"r. wcr" out together on ,hc
n'Hh' "f bct"her Il. when the shoot
ing occurred. They had yon. To :,
restaurant "a the corner OF Graham,
nud Leigh Streets To ret som,thiul,
70 cat, While in tn" place an argu,
l,'.mt arcs" with She proprietor,
George Herbert, and he Threatened
70 call the police. Th. Young men
ih'n Ted from the place" After hciu,
pV'Sl"" about ten minutes. tn. shoot
ING occurred. Evidenc" failed 10 re
veal VIII" fired til" shot. 80 wcanon
mas as yc; been found
MI OF divers companions cxcrn,
'"Nsh were placed under arrest
shortly ait"r the shooting. When
n"inS examined Yesterday hv Mir
WIS.," Cough stated he did not knov.
mat oliver was sho, unt,. he saw
u IN the Newspapers two days later
re Sh.d ne was in ilcnrico County
Whch ne learned OF the killing. Irpon
~ return To i;ichmond eight DAYS
Iat.r' ne wen; TO AN automobile sun
~ "i"rc on Broad street. where he
"S xrr"strd by Captain Alexander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Table Napkins

Extra fine quality Linen Napkins, in
size IKE inches, reduced TO $3.50 a
dozen.
Fine quality Linen Napkins, in size
ZoX2O inches, specially reduced to $50
per dozen.
ID dozen good quality, aII-linen
Napkins, in size 21X22 inches. reduced
to $1,000 4 dozen
One LOT OF fine quality. alI-Iincn Nan.
kins. in size 20x20 inches. reduced to
$1,000 Il dozen
dozen extra fine quality, aIl.Iincn
Napkins, in size 2.ix2l inches, reduced
TO $500 a dozen
3 dozen fine qualify Linen Napkins,
in siZe 2lx2i inches, reduced TO Sa2.OO
Il dozen.
10 dozen fine quality Napkins, in size
2oX2o inches, reduced to $3.50 dozen.
One lot OF nlI-lincn Napkins. in size
2OX2O reduced to S5.3S a dozen.
One lot OF aIl-Iinen, Silver. Blcachcd
Napkins, III size lSxlS inches. reduced
TO $500 a dozen