Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 June 1898 — Page 6

Ladies'

ffiT

the Jfa

is Tohat a great many men and women are looking for help against approaching baldness help against tvhitening locks help to restore the lost gloss to the hair help against fading tresses help for the scalp attacked by dandruff. AVER'S HAIR VIGOR offers just such help. It restores gray or faded hair to its original color, gives it length, thickness and gloss, and removes dandruff,

Millinery .* Music In The Air.

A1 wealth of SpriLg Millinery

grandly ready for your choosing

Our whole store timly blooms.

Our styles are beautiful and

catchy. Come and see whether

you buy or not.

liss Cade

Milliner.

Clote Block, South Wasbinfzton St.

What do the Children Drink? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called Grain-o? It is delicious and nourisrung and takes the place of coffee. The n.ort. Grain-o you give the children the more health you distribute through their systems. Grain-o is made of pure trains and when properly prepared taste like the choice grades of coffee but costs about \i as much All grocers sell lbc. and 25c.

HomeHeekerw' Cheap Excursion* to the \Vc»t and Norihwent. Ozi May 3, June 17 and 21. the North Western Line (Chicago & North-Wei em R'y) will sell Home Seekers' excur sion tickets at exceptionally low rates to a large numbet of points in Northern Wiecon-in, Michigan, Northwestern Iowa, Western Minnesota, Nebraska North Dakota, including the famou Black Hills district. Better own a farm Start now! Applv to nearest ticket agent or address

A. H. Waggener,7 Jackson Place. In dianapolis, lad. Or W. B. Kniskern, 22 Fifth avenue Chicago, 111.

8liako Into Your Sliues

Allen's Foot-Ease, a powaer for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nervous feet and instantly takes the Bting out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the sge. Allen'sFoot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package FREL. Ad dress Allen S. Olmsted LePoy, N. Y.

Did von make your Grain-O this wart Here are the latest directions. Use

one tablespoonful of Grain-O to two cups of cold water. Mix the Grnin-0 with half an egg and add the water. (Be sure to measure.) After the water gets to boiling point let boil for fifteen to twenty mmutes. Use cream and Bugar to suit the taste. If ycu have not cream us hot milk.

A lady said: "The first time I drank Grain-O I did not like it, but after using it for ten days and forming the habit, nothiog would induce me to go back to coffee." This is the experience of all. If you will follow direction, measure it every time and make it the same, and try it for ten days, you will not go back to coffee.

It ie conceded by the ladies that Miss Mildred Wray of the M. C. A. millinery parlors has the most fashionable and artietic trimmer in the city. tf

Beautiful new designs in spring millinery at the Y. M. C. A. millinery parlors. tf

RECRUITS AT FX. M'PESSSCr:

Volunteers to Go to th® Philippine#—Iwo Prisoners to bo Exchanged 'or Thrall and Jones.

ATLANTA., Ga., May S3.—About 3,000 recruits have arrived at Fort McPherson since that post was made the cenI tralization point for that branch of the army. Every recruiting station in the

fff W country, from Maine to California, has sent some inen, and they are still arriving at a rate ox 'MO a day.

It was not intended to send any of the men away until they were uniformed and equipped, but the need oi men for $10 Philippines has brought about the necessity of getting more men in the regular army regiments io the west.

Col, Cook, the commandant, lined up the recruits at the post and asked foi

«,»» 1 volunteers to goto the Philippines, tofalfout The use olfbut one bottle*"^! ^ne hundred responded almost inHAIR VIGOR both checked the falling out and stantlv, bi'i only 600 are rendered my hair smooth, glossy and in splcndid condition. It is the finest of dressings. MRS. F. L. SMITH, Silver Creek, Miss.

Somo years ato my hair betran to "fall out and I became quite bald. By advic» I tried

Jrt

and very soon my hair ceased to fall out p.ncl anew and vigorous growth made its appearance. My hair is now abundant and1glossv." —THOS. DUNN, Rockville, \V is.

stantlv, but only 600 are wanted to make out the third battalion of two regiments. It is likely these men will go to New Orleans to join the eighteenth or twenty-third regimenta oi the regular army, before these regiments, wfneh iiave been assigned to gc with Gen. Merritt, start for San Franciico.

The Spanish prisoners who are to ba exchanged for Correspondents Thrall and Jones, now in Morro castle, will be started for Cuba as soon as the department here is assured of connection at Miami with a boat for Havana. Col. Cortijo and Surgeon Julian are still in ignorance of the exchange.

COALING THE SPANISH FLEET.

Number Way

of Spanish Colliers on Theli to Fort «le Franco—An Unlikely Story.

[Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.] ST. PIEKKE, Martinique, May CJ.— Admiral Cervera's squadron, it is reported on good authority, will return to these waters to coal. It is known that a number of Spanish colliers are on their way to Fort de France.

The British steamer Twickenham, having been refused the privilege of coaling the Spanish torpedo-boat destroyer Terror and the hospital ship Alicante in the Fort de France harbor, it is thought these vessels will coal from her at sea and that she will then go tc meet Admiral Cerveras' squadron foi the same purpose. The Twickenham carries 4,0U0 tons of coal.

Late yesterday afternoon an unknown man-of-war was sighted off tht southwest coast of Martinique.

The Alicante has again changed her moorings, and the departure of the Terror aud the Alicante is momentarilj expected.

A Right Good I'luii.

LONDON, May 23.—The Madrid correspondent of the Daily Mail says: "The government waits for results from Admiral Cervera before deciding us to orders for the second squadron.'

I r'-iVo in the K'ln'.-iik Gazette lust week t'iat Mich K-I Bii'z, of Kankakee C)UII!, Illinois, rei-enflv sold 35,000 bus' els of corn that had been in cribs dun™ the punt, rhiv-e years—and of it longer. The corn sold at 35 a bushel. Onn «oar aw'o corn was at 2i cents, ['rice?, truly, hyvf up« and downs.

movement, homilv. he me

tun«

.some cents

pellinE their

Blrd-Storlcs.

It is not fair for cats am. do^s to carry off all the glory. Allow me to tell two stories from my own personal experience of gratitude in a goose, of humor in a raven. I was walking one day with a friend through his poultryyard. when a goose hurried up to him, fondly rubbed its neck against his trousers, and followed him everywhere. He told me that he had once rescued it from being done to death by its feathered companions, because it had a broken wing. Could any un» feathered bipeds have shown greater affection? May we not say with WadsWorth: "Alas! the gratitude of men

Hath often left me mourning." And now for the raven. I had been taking duty lately in the Tower for my friend the chaplain, when my slumbers were disturbed by the raucous croaking of a venerable raven of unknown antiquity, but, by all accounts, the oldest inhabitant there. By his jaunty hopping about under cannons and shady trees, he clearly shows that he considers the entire precincts to have been provided for his comfort by a grateful nation. On returning one day from lunching with the governor, to whom I complained of his sleepdestroying noises, I found my gentleman perched on the back of a gardenchair. I solemnly admonished him oi his offenses against the church. He listened calmly, without sound

Clover Leaf Excursions

TumfeBt-Danville, 111., June 11 and 12. All stations. Mystic Shrine—Dallas, Tex., June 12 and 13, All stations.

Republican State convention—Springfield, 111., June 12, 13 and 14. Illinois statioi s.

Coal Dealers' Association—Toledo, O., June 13 and and 14. Ohio stations. Homespetcers' excursion—West and Soulh. June 7 and 21. All stations.

U. 13. in

Christ—

Whf-n

conc'.ii

my 'C

in- niK

Wanted the S3.

Some time ago C. S. Hctherington bought a sixty-dollar suit" of clothes, but they were somewfcat small, and he did not wear them. He met "Jack" Burk on the street and told him he could have them. Burk took the clothes, but returned a few days after ward and said: "Clirf, I guess you will have to give me $3 on the strength of that suit." "How docs that come?" said Mr. Hetherington, in astonisnment. "Well," said Burk, "I had to have the clothes made a little smaller —Atchison Globe.

The lightest runniog bicy:l i" C:- wfordsville will be found to be the roll-r sprocket, for sale dt Roei'* corrjtjr'jetu elry store. To introduce. tLeiu they wni be ^old at about oue-half thf pt-ic-aaked for as good a wiiM by pthers. Call and be convinced of the great bttrgain and easy running qial'tiee. tf

Toledo, O., June 15

and 10. All stations, Jun Order United Am. Mecn.—Louisville, Ky, June 19 and 20. All stations.

Indiana Music Teachers' Association Lafayette* tnd., June 28and29. Indiana stations.

National Dental Association—Put-in-Bay, O., June 2i, 22 and 23. All stations Ohio Teachers' Association—Put-in-Bay, O., June 28 and 29. Ohio Stations.

League of American Wheelmen—Indianapolis, Aug. 8 and 9. All stations. Winona Assembly—Winona Lake, I^d., until Aug. 15. Stations, Delphoe to St. Louis.

Imp. Order Red Mem— Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 1G and 17. Indiana station. Conference of Friends—Richmond, Ind., Aug. 19 and 20. Stations east of Frankfort.

The terrr., "All stations," denotes tickets will be sold from all stations 'Indiana stations," denotes that they will be bold from Indiana stations only,

etc. For rates, return limits, and full information see an a?ent, or address,

C. 0. JEN-KINS. Gen. "^aes. Agt. 3-w Toledo, O.

Ftngei-M Amputated. UOACHDALK, IND.,

May

27.1898.

Mrs. Sara E, Mollin of this town has been so unfortunate as to lose all the tingers on her right hand and her. left arm to within a few incher of her elbow The end of her arm became very sore and she was told it was due to blood poison and that she must suffer another amputation. She began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, however, and it purified her blood so that she did not have so much as a pimple on her arm.

The speed of our fastest ocsan steamers is now greater than that of express trains on Italian railways.

Who caD fail to take advantage of this offer. Send 10 cents to us for a generous trial sizo or ask your druggist. Ask for Ely's Cream Balm. The most positive catarrh cur*. Full size50c.

ELY BROS., OG Warren St., 2s. Y. City. 1 suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since a boy, aud I never hoped for cure, butj-Ely's Cream Balm seeruF to do even that. Many acquaintances have used it with e.vcelicijt result.— Oscar Ostrum,i5.Wairen A.ve., Chicago, III.

In all the capitals ot Europe, t-xcept London, some theaters are kt.pt up by the government support.

In Spring

'•I have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula humor, and it has cured me. 1 was also troubled with rheumatism. Last spring I had a severe attack aud began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I have not been bothered with rheumatism since." Miss STELLA SHAW,Box 301, Covington, Indiana.

llood'9 Pills cure all liver ilia. Mailed for 25c. by C. I. HOOD Co., Lowell, Mass.

It is said the official register of the Spanish army bears the names of 280 lieutenant-generals.

WANTED—Ini-urance agents both special and local by one the strongest Fraternal Insurance Companies in the country. WnteB accidbnt, health, and life, in the SBMA policy. Write for terms, giving age and experience to—Carl M, Willie,JGeneral Au'ent, Sullivan, Ind.

Men are said to weigh, un an average, t-.venty pounds more than woman.

The roller sprocket makes your wheo ride easier than anything else yet found to propel a bicycle. To introduce them in Crawfordsviile, L. Roet, the corner jeweler, will sell you a first class bicycle at about half price^wbat others are askinj you for as food wheel. Call and be convinced that its the greatest bargain ever offered 111 a wheel. tf.

OASTOniA. Bears the Kind Yog Have Always Bought Signature 7/f of

Fine Monuments.

Robett Mc.Mains has just received a cai load of line moiiumettsand has them for s- l?- a» 714 South Walnut street. If you want a bargain call and get prices. if.

Oi'.e-tw-e-fth of the people of fingl-ind suffer more jr let-? trom gout.

It ib ecoii'.iny ence of others ir Jio mi'.you?

-.o

pr. lit by rhe experi T' rtuear'ds have been art-Hparila. why not

To Care Constlpittlon Forever. Take Cnscarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. It C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund inoDey.

M6re than 1.00". 00 cats' skins are used evf *ar -n Le fur trade.

Only 2.036.00i of the women of SpaiD can read aDd wi ite.

Rebuilding Prices Draperies.

Rebuilding Prices on Handkerchiefs.

500 doz ladi-s' handkerchiefs worth 5c Laoies' Japonette handkerchiefs Ladies' Japonette haudkerahie's with beautiful silk initials in corner Ladies' fancy embroidered edge handkerchiefs worth 15c, 20c... Mens colored border handkerchiefs 3° Mens Japonette handkerchiefs, silk initials in corner, wtb 20c.. 10c

Rebuilding Prices on Fans-

oauze and satin fans worth 25c rebuilding price 15c Gauze, silk and feather fans wth 75c to 81.50. rebuilding price... 43c

Rebuilding Prices on Prints.

Light ground shirting prints, rebuilding price 2}£c Best quality shirting prints, rebuilding price 3|£c Indigo, Turkey red, black, grey and fancy dress style calico, rebuilding price 3c Very hps quality dress stylo print worth 0c. rebuilding price 4c Yard wide turney r*d prints wtn 10c yd, rebuilding price 5c Comfort calico worth GJ4c yd, rebuilding price 4c

On Domestics.

Good apron check gingham Best apron gingham Yard wide unbleached muslin... Yard wide unbleacheJ muslin, worth 5c Fine unbleached muslins worth 7}^c and 8J^c Yard wide bleached uinslin Blenchpd muslins worth 7J2C and

Soft linis-fi cambric muslin worth 10c -. Double width unbleached sheeting Double width bleached sheeting, Good quality outing cloth Outing cloth worth 7J^c Best quality outing cloth worth 10c Good cotton flannel Heavy cotton iiannel 7^c grade, White cotton doinet wth 7%c Fast color check thirting, 5c Fine check shirting worth 8j^c

End 10c

Anif-rican 2 bu grain ioc

Velvet, cloth and silk spring capes neatlv trimmed worth 82.25 to 84...'. 81 30 Beautiful spring capes worth 81 a Ad $4.50 2 49 Spring jackets in lute shades, silk faced and lined, wtfi 85 to 8G .. 3 98 Tailor made suits worth 80 3 98 La lies dress skirts worth 81 .... 7!lc Ladies dress skirts worth 81.50... 119 Ladies dress 6kirts worth 83 1 98 Ladies d.e^s skirts worth 84 2 98

Hosiery.

Ladies, mens and chiidrens hose, 3c pr Ladi- black and fancy stripehoFo w"rth 10c to 20c, rebuildii puce 5c pr Meti' 25c

qualitv

half hose black

a: tun. rebtji'dintf price 13c pr Mies extra fine black hose spliced heel and toe worth 25c rebuilding price 13c pr Ladies Bilk plaited boso worth 50c and fancy lisle thread worth up to 50c, rebuilding price 25c pr

Veilings, r.

Black silk veilings, plain and clotten, ::7 luches wide, worth 40c, 50c. GOc Hnd 75c yd, rebuilding price 25c yd Fine made veils worth 25c. ii5c 40u nnd 50c 19c 500 veils 1 yd long in all colors. worth 10c to 25c each 3c

Some Told Tales

Silkalines and crepe draperies worth 10c to 12%c. Rebuilding price Silkalines, golden draperies, cretons, etc., worth 12}£c to 15c.

5c yd

9c yd

Rebuilding price Cretons, denims, satines, reps, ticking and other new drapery materials in all shades, worth 20c, 25c, 35c and 50c, rebuilding price -lo® yd 30 inch printed silk draperies

Eold for 50c yd, rebuilding price. 19o yd 40 inch plain scrim worth 10c yd rebuilding price 4c yd Cotton ball and tassol fringe wth 5c yd, rebuilding price— 2]^c All wool rug fringes worth 10c, rebuilding price „5o.yd Tassel fringe in all colors for heavy draperies worth 15c ydy rebuilding price Oc vd Five foot curtain poles and trimmings all cotplete, rebuilding, price Chenille table covers 1% yards' squar?, rebuilding price 100 extra large chenile covers beautiful designs and colors worth $1 50, rebuilding price...

Special prices on lace curtains and portieres.

Are better than others that are told once. That is the reason we haven't changed the list of bargains in to-day's paper for our great rebuilding sale. We couldn't improve on this message to the buying public if we used e"ery word in the English language. And the best part of the story is its truthfulness. Like all the advertisements of this great store its every assertion is an actual fact. Judging by the crowdsthat have thronged the store every day since the sale began the people of this county believe us when we say reduced prices. Road the ad. again and bring it with you. Wo invite a verification of every bargain we advertise in thia

Great Rebuilding Sale.

Rebuilding Prices on Shirt Waists and Wrappers.

Ladies percale and lawn waists of 50c and 75c grade, but soiled, rebuilding price 19c Ladies 81, 81.25 and 151.50 shirt waists with attached colors.... 35c Ladies percale wrappers, fast colors, extra wide skirt and cheap at 75c 49c

Rebuilding prices on Ribbons and Fancy Work Materials

Few shades in silk ribbons worth oc yd at lc yd Ribbons worth and 7yd .3c yd Silk ribbons worth 10 to 15c yd—5cyd Silk belting worth 35 to 50c 20c yd Knitting silk in all shades 3,'/jc bali Crochet cord worth 5c 3j/jC ball O. N. T. crochet cotton 3}jC ball Bargaren art linen fringe worth 10c oc yd 33c Fancy gilt and chenille cords worth 10c 5c yd

^'Rebuilding Prices oil

Linens.

Bleach cotton crash reguiar price 5c. rebuilding price crash full width Broan linen worth 5c All linen bleached and brown 3c crashes worth 6}4 to 7v^c

81.25 to SI.35. Ocd dozens very^fiue worth up to 84 Linen huck towels, red worth 10c.

J. He

3?4"C

4^c

Bleach and Brown linen crashes worth 12}£c and 15c ^Turkey red doilevt lc each 7c All linen colored bordered doil-

pc Jr'eremine waist murus worth 10c. at. fancy satin waist linings Cotton plaid dress goods Half wool cashmeres worth 10c... Double width plaid dress goods, worth 10c Ladies, mens and chiidrens hose.. Ladies jersey 1 ibbed vests worth 5c 500 veils werth 10c to 25c each choice Damaged kid loves Ladies and mens handkerchiefs...

4.}4c 2%c

3Mc

3Kc

GJ^c 0c 11c ?'%c

GK' 3?4'C 5c 4 94c 3c

Rebuilding Belts,

,3c yd ,5c vo 'V/2c '.V/z

5^,'c 3c

2J*c

Rebuiididing Prices on Dress Goods.

I eys 5c each 10c Extra large dinner napkins wth

!)8c doz

napkins 82.40 doz borders, oc each

Linen towels worth l2f£o 0c each Linen damask and huck towels extra good 25c to 35c values. .10ceach Red table damask and unbleached dice pattern linen wth 20c.. 12 Unbleached all linen damask worth 25c 17c yd Turkey red 35c quality dan.ask.. 19c yd 50c quality unbleached damask extra heavy, and 72 inches wide all linen damask worth GOc yd, also good quality all linen bleached damask 40c yd 2 yd wide all lioen heavy bleached damasks, beautiful designs worth 61 to 81,25 vd 75c yd

Rebuilding Prices.

pc Percaline waist linirs.

mj.o

50 pc novelty plaid and check suiting's, 30 to 34 inches wide, some all wool. Rebuilding price l(jc yd Black mohair brocade worth 20c

Rebuilding price.. 13C yd 40 inch black novelty Buitings worth 40c. Rebuilding price 23c yd Plain and fanny dress goods novelties most of them all wool, worth 25c, 30c, 35c. Rebuilding

P»ce 20c yd 50 inch glorias worth 85c. Rebuilding price 59c yd Colored mohairs and Sicilians, extra width, worth SI. Rebuilding price 75c yd Fine novelty dress goods, mostly siugle pattern lengths, worth

10c 3c

Rebuilding Prices.

Ladies leather belts worth 25 and

10c

Gold finger rings warranted 3 years 5 ft curtain poles with brass trimmings Rus fringe worth 10c All ilk ribbon worth 5c Knitting silks all shades 'Jul' Apron ginghams 2%cyd Yard wide unbleached muslin. .2^c yd Yard wide bleached muelin 3J^c yd Check shirtings, 5" grade ". ..3c yd Feather ticking 9c yd

17c

Rebuilding Prices. Underwear.

G^c 3c

Heavy feather ticking worth l-^c, Fancy book Id ticking wth 20c, 12ijC Table oil cloth 1)4 yds wide tic Pure white cotton batting worth

bags worth

Wraps and Skirts.

5c yd lc

Ladies jersey ribbed vests worth uc. renuilding price Ladies jersey ribbed vests worth 10c Ladies vests worth 25and 35c... Mens balbriggan and fancy stripe shirts and drawers wth 25c Girls and boys Nazareth waists worth 25c

2^c

7^c 15c

19c

15c

Prices Etc.

Ladies leather belts worth 25cand 35c, rebuilding price LadieB leather belts worth 50 and

10c

Ludies linen collars, white and colore, worth 15 to 25c Ladies cuffs to match Ladies leather and cloth hand bags worth 50c, 75c and 81 Ladies and mens fancy tour-in-band and teck ties worth 25c to 50-.... Ladies black satim- skirts wth 59c

15c

10c

19c

10c 39c

Rebuilding Prices on Muslin Underwear.

Ladies muslin drawers shghily soiled worth 50c 29c Ladies soiled corset cov-rs worth 50c to 75c 19c Slightly soiled corset covers wth 75c to 81.25 39c Ladies' night dresses, handsomely trimmed and look cheap at 75c 45c Chiidrens trimmed muslin draw ers worth 25c to 30c 19c Gabies soft pole leather shoeB worth 50 to 75c 25c

127-129 E. Main St. It Pays .to Trade at The Big Store.

Don't ask to have goods charged during this sale. "Ve Bell for Cash Onlv. I

SI, Sl.?5, $1.50, 82 and even S2.50. Rebuilding price 75c yd

Rebuilding Prices on Silks.

Satin Rhadamers, all colors worth 81. Rrbuilcling price 50c yd Black brocaded chinas, neat figures worth 75c and 85c, Rebuilding price 50c yd 1,000 yds fancy silks in all shades worth SI, 81.25 §1.50. Rebuilding price 75c yd Regular 50c quality china silks.

Rebuilding price 25c yd handsome grenadine waist lengths, high class good*, worth 61.10 yd. Rebuilding price... .75c yd

Kid Gloves.

Ceritemeri and l'o.st.'r rei-1 kid. dressed and undress-ed irosquv taire, 82, $2.25 and 82.50 values."

Rebuilding price 81 Ladies short length uinBquetaire and biaritz kid gloves worth 81 to 81,50 75c pr 14 doz

ladieE

damaged

kid gloves,

mostly black. SI to 8150 was original price 10c pr

Wash Goods.

50 pc fast color printed lawns worth 5c to 10c. Rebuild ng price 3c yd rinted lawns, Dimities, etc worth 8^c to 10c. Rebuilding ice 5c yd

Prutifill printed wash goods. Beaimities. lace effects, etc. worth &2}4c to 18. Rebuilding price, 7^c yd 50 pc beautiful American and

French orgat'dies wor i5e to 35c. Rebuilding price 17c yd Dress ginehams, lieht and dirk effects, worth 8^'c and 10c yd

Rebuilding price .5c yd 10c and 12j4c yard wide percales Rebuilding price 5c yd Genuine Scotch pbyr ginghams worth 25c to 35c:. Rebuilding price 14H3 yd White piques worth 12^c yd. RebuilniiiK price 5c yd

Embroideries, Laces.

10,000 yards laces and embroideries worth 5c to 10c yd, febuilding price 3c Laces and euioroideries worth 50c 75c, 81 to 81.25 25c yd Fancy linen allovcis worth 82 to 83 yd $1 yd Black iind fancv bended laces worth 81, 81.25,'81.50. 82. 82.50. 50c ytf"

Notions and Small Wares.

Stockinet dress shields worth 10c. .5c pr Dress shields worth 25 to 35c 15c pr Corset steels worth 15c 8c pr Safety pins, larg or small, worth 10c and 6c 3c doz Corset strings, good quality, for 5cv Best dress stays worth 10c 5c. 10 and 15c dress stays 8c set Extra heavy dress bones worth 15 and 20c doz 8c doz Best 10c brass pins 7c paper Machine thread 2c spool Merric's best thread 2 spools 5c Invisible hair pins worth 5c 3c box Llairpin cabinets assorted pins worth 5c 3c each Crowley's best needles wtb 5:.-. .2c paper Good carter rubber per yd 2J^c Silk elastics worth 20 to 35c yd. .10c yd Velveteen biridiner, 4 yd bolts 2 for.. .5c Kant- jpen books and eyes worth 5c 3c card Delong books and eyes per card.. 12 doz rice agat.n buttons Fancy carved p-.arl buttons worth 10c 5c doz Smoked r.nd white pearl buttons. 4c doz Dress buttons worth 10 to 25c doz choice 4c doz Spiral wire arm!- ts or garters worlh 10c 3c pr

Umbrellas and Mackintoshes.

100 Hi 1 gloria umbrellas, plain and trimmed natural wood and fancy bone handeles, worth 8125, 81.50, 81.75. Rebuilding price 93c each 10 ladies and chiidrens'mackintoshes worth 81.75 to S3.5U. Ke building price 98c 10 ladies double texture mackintoshes worth 85 to $6.50 82.9

Blankets and Flannels.

Cotton blankets, white and coiored. Rebuilding price 19c each: Yountssvill all wool blankets 81.79 each White woolen flannela worth 15c. .11c yd White wool flannels worth 35c.. 22c yd Colored wool flannels worth 35c, 40.c ond 50c 26c yd