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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURO, PA.
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mt CColumMa gfmocrat,
STABulUKD 1S)T. .CONSOLIDATED 1S.
rUBUSUEO VERY THUKSUAY MOKN1NO
t Hloomsburg, tJie county eat ol Columbia
.CcuDtTi Tcnnsylvanla.
UttO. K. KLWELL KOITOH.
OEO. V. KUAN, FORIXAN.
Tin: Inside the county. 11.00 a year in ad
anco: ti.W If not paid lu advance outsldo
the oounty, $i.a a year, strict ly in advance.
4 II communications sliould be addressed to
TUB COLUMBIAN,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1896.
TOS PBESIDENT,
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
FOE VICE-PEESIDENT,
ARTHUR SEWALL,
of Maine.
It must be about as much as Mr.
McKinley can do to keep from making
an occasional speech for free silver,
just from force of habit.
Hon. W. T. Creasy is the only
Democratic candidate for Representa
tive on the south side of the river. In
oting at the delegate election the
voters should mark one vote for him,
and one vote for a north side candi
date. This is in accordance with the
long established custom of the party.
It has been rumored for several
days that a new deal has been made,
and a new combination entered into.
regarding the offices and politics of
this county. According to these
reports it seems that the deal
stands about as follows : 'Will
iam Krickbaum, Grant Herring and
YV. H. Rhawn have got together, and
Krickbaum is to be supported for
commissioner, sind Henri for Pro
thonotary. The rumors connect a
number of other candidates with this
deal, but the reports as to who they
are are quite indefinite.
It is reported that for the support
of Krickbaum now, he will support
Herring for Congress when he is a
candidate in the future, and that he
will also support Rhawn as a candi
date for Judge two years hence. It
is also reported that the attacks in
the Sentinel against Herring and
Rhawn, will cease.
The foregoing are the reports as
they are floating around. On the
other hand, Senator Herring denies
that he has any arrangement whatever
with Krickbaum, and the latter pub
lished a statement in the Daily of
Wednesday denying that there was
any deal with Herring and Rhawn.
jji To the Democratic Voters of Columbia
Oounty.
; !$ I belong to no political ring or
'J. combination. I stand aloof from ring
,;" stors and political tricksters, aryrSngn
not help what either Kricklng a or
) what he calls the Bloomsburg8 Pfig
are doing. I ask your support tor' the
office of County Commissioner, for
5 the purpose, if elected, of serving the
jj best interest of the tax-payers.
John N. Gordon.
, ttfi" Democratic Voters of Columbia
v County,
I hereby announce my withdrawal
v as a candidate for the office of County
-f Commissioner at the coming Demo
l cratic delegate election. At the same
I time I wish to thank my friends for
', their offers of support and assistance,
f , J. G. Swank.
Bloomsburg, Pa., July 28, 1896.
Bloomsburg, Pa., July 27, 1896.
To the Democratic voters of Columbia
County : The report has been cir
culated in some parts of the county
that I have withdrawn from the fight
for the nomination of District At
torney. I wish to inform you that it
is not true. I am a candidate for the
same, subject to the rules of the
Democratic Convention, to be held
August 11, 1896. Thanking you be
forehand, I am
Youts respectfully,
W. A. Evert.
Mr. Buckalew will not be a candi
date for nomination for Congress at
;the delegate election in this county;
: but he informs us that he will in due
,;time take part in the general cam
paign as usual.
The Silver Party Convention. '
The Silver party's convention, held
. at St. Louis simultaneously with that
' of the Populists, was composed almost
Jxclusively of Republican silver adher
, Jnts, and readily accepted the Chicago
; .icket and its entirety. As to
,,:he platforms oi the Populist and
'( Silver conventions they resemble that
.,' f the Chicago convention near enough
' n the silver question to answer every
mrpose of the Free Silver advocates.
'. The nomination of Bryan and Watson
I vas endorsed.
BRYAN NOMINATED.
The ' Pops" Mam Him for President Despite
His Refusal.
The ropulist Convention, after four
days of heat, turmoil and unlimited
oratory, completed its labors last Sat
urday afternoon and adjourned sine
die. Notwithstanding the receipt of
one or more telegrams from Mr. W.
J. Bryan, declining to permit the use
of his name on the ropulist ticket un
less Mr. Arthur Sewall, his associate
on the Chicago ticket, was also in
dorsed, Mr. Bryan was put in formal
nomination, as originally contemplated
by General Weaver of Iowa, and sec
onded by one or more spokesmen
from every State and Territory, with
about 10 exceptions, and on a ballot
received 1042 votes against 321 for
Colonel Norton of Chicago, who at
the last moment was selected as the
candidate of the unreconstructed
" middle-of-the-road " element.
It was the intention of this faction
early in the morning to' place Eugene
V. Debs in the nomination and thus
to force the labor issue to the front,
but Mr. Debs telegraphed declining to
serve, and his telegram was respected.
Strenuous efforts were made without
avail by Ignatius Donnelly and others
to obtain some kind of assurance that
Mr. Bryan would accept the nomina
tion and stand upon the platform.
The permanent chairman, Senator
Allen of Nebraska, admitted that he
had received some kind of a telegram
from Mr. Bryan, but he said he had
paid no attention to it. He also said
he had received one supposed to be
from Governor Stone, but would not
open it until he reached his home in
Nebraska.
Before adjourning, the convention
adopted a resolution clothing the Na
tional Committee with plenary powers
to do anything and everything which
the convention itself might have done
if in session This, of course, would
authorize it to take down the names
of either Mr. Bryan or Mr. Watson,
or both, if necessary, to construct an
entirely new ticker. The National
Committee was enlarged so as to con
sist of three members from each State
and Territory. But, naturally, tht
power conferred upon this cumbrous
body will eventually be lodged in an
executive committee of more man
ageable size. A noticeable feature of
the last moments of the convention
was the fact that, though the result of
the ballot tor President was an
nounced, it was not followed up by
any declaration on the part of the
Chair that Bryan had been duly chosen
the candidate of the People's party
for President of the United States.
The convention separated in bad
humor, many of the delegates openly
denouncing the ticket as a "theatrical"'
one.
The Secretary of Agriculture says
that $4,000,000 is annually spent in
repairing Pennsylvania roads. The
money is mainly thrown away, of
course. The assertion is made that
if it were spent in building permanent
highways, the State paying one-third,
the county one-third and the property
owners one-third, such a yearly appro
priation would result in the building
each year of 3,000 miles of macadem
or telford road 1 a feet wide.
Makos life misery to thousands of
people. It manifests itself in many
different ways, like goitre, swellings,
running sores, boils, salt rheum and
pimples and other eruptions. Scarce
ly a man is wholly free from it, in
some form . It clings tenaciously until
the last vestige of scrofulous poison is
eradicated by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the
One True Blood Purifier.
Thousands of voluntary testimonials
tell of suffering from scrofula, often
inherited and most tenacious, positive
ly, perfectly and permanently cured by
LHloodl's
Sarsaparilla
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood's.
1 1 , rtsu are the Beat after-dinner
1100(1 8 FlllS pills, aid digestion. 2M.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
KTATK OF ELVIXA WHITKXIOHT DBCD
'J'lie undersi'ned auditor anointed by tlit Or
phans'' Court of Columbia rmuM , Pa., to milk
distrltiutlon of thu balance lir thr hauiU of the
Ksrrutar of the estate or Klvlna Whtteiiiuht. late
of Pttliingrreek toimshtit, dee'd, will ( at the
oflce of H. frank Zarr. llluoumtmro, J'a., on Sat'
1 1 Sefemiter ft, tbn, at 10 ociock a. in., trnen
nun inhere all pnrttet Interettea will attend or be
fortoer barred from any nhare In nald fund.
H'. A. XykRT,
T-aO-ru. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
tiltate nl Ritxrca Boyert, tale of I'mhiitfjireek
t'Ariishiii, Culitnttita cuunli, der'd.
7'i'f ithderMoufd, an auditor ap)Klnted tin tht
Oi'i'iuutx i om t uj Vdlitinfiui couniu lu make din.
Irlmuinn 0.1 the fun a In tht hand of ilo.it 1 Mo
th nru, in ulor or mild entitle, will Hit lit his oflhr.
in l,lm innliurij, 'a., on Hutui iliw, Auyusfjli, lfc'.iii,
fiMti oVm'A 11. 111., irhen and trhere all perrons
hiirlng i liiiiim aijatnut mid ettale must apiiear
Onit i'l-'t'.:' !' k.itn'; or be dr'ntri'ed from tli'Hiny
In nn mid fund. II. A. McKJLLIP.
S-'Mt. A uilltur.
J. S. JOHN, M. .,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON.
Oftire and r?ideroe, 410 Main St.,
7-i-iy- BLOOMSBURG, PA
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Kstatu of Allen f'rl)hmer, 1nti of (Vnrre
lownsiup, diseased.
ary on tlie estate of Allen Hiirlllminpr, line of
ra , deceased, have boen rnntrtl to .tnlin sucll
hnnuT an1 James MicLlmtncr, re-UI.'Ms of
Fonnilrrvtllp. ln. tn irlimn ..it
to said estate are requited to ninke payment,
" ' ' ir.1111 ui itrillHUUS Will U1AKO
known t lie same without dolny.
JOHM KMKI.T.HAMER,
, JAVK8 8UKI.L1IAMKK,
i-TO-flt. Exi-eutors,
Koundryvlllo, !.
NOTICE.
Xotlrr In herrlm piri that an ailHcatlon trill
be made to the Cmirl of Common l,leaofCnluii)
bta countv, on the Urn Monday nf next term, at
10 o'l'dn-V In tht forenoon, under Art of A trembly
ratified "An Act to tmntdefortheliuvrporatlon
and regulation of certain corporatlont" approved
Aprtlw, A. D. 1S74, and the mpprementf thereto,
by rm- 77. tnnlth, Ira R. Mcllemy. H. I,. Mail
man, x. O. Mc Henry and R. ApiUenwn, for tht
charter of an intended corporation to be called
" rirM Chrinilan Church of Benton," the charter
and object of which is the mnnxn-t of the tmblte
norhip of Alinlijhiy God accordlna to the con.
ttitutton, cation, dlcipllw, doctrine, faith, gir
emment and form of the Christian Church,
which it hereby aoceae to and adoin, and for
the purpose to hare, possess and emny all the
rights, benefits and privilege conferred by Hie
Art txf Assembly aforenald, and Itsnupplement.
Bluomburg, Pa., WM. 11. SSYDKR,
July S7, 18W. Solicitor.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK,
AT BliOOMSnURf, TIIK STATE OF PKXXA.
A T TUK CLOSK OF BVSIXKSS,
JCLYU, 1890,
HESOVKCEi).
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, si-cured and unsoeurod . .
V. H. Honrtstoswtfo (inflation....
Premiums on I'. S. liouds
Ktooks, securlt les, etc
Banking-house, furniture, and Ux
tuivs Otlior real estate and mortgages
owned ...7...
Pue iroin National Hanks (not He
serve Apents)
rue from Slate Itanks and Hankers.
Due from approved reserve stroma..
Cheeks and other cauli Items
Notes of ot her National banks ... .
Fractional paper currency, nickels
aud cents.
LA WFVL MOXSr JIKHKRVK IX BA
Specie rvwi.ss
I.eK'al-teniler notes H.t.Vtw
V. S. Certificates of Deposit for legal
tenders
Hertemptton fund with V. S. Treas
urer (.1 per cent, ot circulation)....
10?,418.N
.41
M.nno.oo
5.-1H7.50
80,550.00
4,500.00
3.4WU0
AHJ.M
8.MM.H4
),7.50
l.iiM.tO
15H.1S
.VA', VIZ:
14,850.55
2,50.00
Total 210,644.67
LIABILITIES,
Capital stoc k paid in
surplus fund
5i.fO0.00
ln.O'jOiX)
I n I: l,e .. . . . 1.
t;..r? !a!tl
cv 1 l.s.'s and
Nallonal b.ttiK H 'toii o:f:i! i.iillna...
Due to other National Henks
Due to stsie iJauka aud Hankers....
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject to check
Certified checks
Cashier's checks outstanding
5.K!.1? I
H.BIIO.OO
IS 4AI.4K
i.orx.74
870.00
104,341.43
4K.V
70.00
Total mM.'j7
State of Pennsylvania,!
County of Columbia, 88
I, A. H. Bi.oom, Cashier ot the above-named
Dank, nosileicny ?v-iir Dm' lv above s't'e
ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and
"H!14 A A- ULOOM, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to befo re me thl.i -.'3rd
day of July, 1KW. Jouh c. Kuttkk, Jr.
. Notary Public.
Cobbbct Attest :
O. M. CKEVELINO.I
N. V. FUNK, (niw.f
PKTEK A. EVANS, f "I'OCtors.
VtH. 8. llUYEH, J
TO
NOW FOR THE BIG SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE !
PAST RECORDS BROKEN.
We propose to make this sale the greatest event
of our history. Every dollar's worth of sur
plus stock has been marked at prices to close
it in a week. Cost, former value, and loss
will not be considered. "VVe are bound to sell
the goods. We mean just what we say
and want you to regard every word as a cold
fact. We consider it a wise loss and take it
cheerfully. The sale will last iust one week,
and it is a buying opportunity that none
should miss.
Silks First.
Haven't much time for talk, nor
space for full descriptions, but if you
never bought silks before, you'll buy
them now at these pi ices:
Fancy Waist Silks, former prices,
39, 69 and 98 cents to $1.15 per yard.
Sale price, 29, 56, 79 and 98c. per
yard.
. A Eress Goods Slumo.
Might as well own up: We're over
stocked on Dress Goods 1 We'll move
them, though; see if we don't. It
means a big loss, but it's got to be
done. These prices would make the
cottons blush.
Fancy Worsted Suitings, regular, 1 2
cents. Sale price, 8$ cents. Fancy
Worsted Suitings in Brown, Navy and
Garnet, regular price, 18 cents. Sale
price 14 cents. 36 inch colored cash
meers, 19 cents yard.
It Hits the Men's Goods.
And hits them hard. All the sum
muer lots fco nnder the knife: Outing
Shirts, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars,
Cuffs and Laundried Shirts. Prices
talk here with no uncertain sound.
Mens 98c. Laundried Tercale
Shirts, some with detached collars and
cuffs, assorted styles and sizes, all at
75 cents each to close. Suspenders.
sale prices, 8, 10, 13, 19c. per pair.1
Men's fancy silk neck scarfs, 42, 50
and 62 cts., lines all at 25c. each.
Men's 4 ply solid linen standing collars,
all sizes, 5 cents each; 6 for 25 cents.
The Wash Goods Whirl.
Want to sell every yard of wash
goods in the stock. See if prices won't
do it: Trinted Lawns, fast colors, 3 J,
3J and 5 cents. Dimities, Silkolettts,
silk printed effects in washable goods,
Remember that this Sale
B SESO.ID'W-."" CZXSX -
Merchant (&
111
SUITS
FROM S18.00.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE-
Real Estate.
"Pursuant to an order Issued out of the O r
phans' court of Columbia county, the under
signed Administrator of Mary J. Vanhorn, lata
ot Hemlock township, deceased, will expose to
public sale on the premises in Hemlock town
ship, Columbia county, Pa., two miles from
Btickhorn, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1, 1896,
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following farm and tract
of real estate:
All that certain ploce, parcel and tract of
land situate In the township ot Hemlock, coun
ty of Columbia, and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a stone comer standing at the side of the
road leading from Jerseytown to Bloomsburg,
thence along said road and lands of Hart,
lino, north 1 degrees and three-fourths west
sUty-nve perches to a black oak; thence north
forty-three degrees and one-half east seventy
onn porches to a pine; thence north thirty
eight and one-halt degrees west one hundred
and Ave perches to au oak; thence by land
formerly owned by Frederick Fable, north
forty-three and one-half degrees east twenty
two perches to a chestnut oak; thence by land
formerly owned by heirs of Frederick Helchatt,
eighty-six perches to a post: thence by land
formerly owned by Michael Whltenlght, south
one and one quarter degrees east two hundred
and twonty-ono perches and five-tenths to a
pine; thenco by land formerly owned by Henry
Bomboy, north elghty-ono and a quarter de
grees west slxty-clglit perches to place of be
ginning, containing
96 ACRES,
t.r 1 :.' .! !..-! an I ilf'y-'wo p..-vJi.s, be the
sitae, luoiG or it-K.
There Is erected upon said tract of land two
seta of farm buildings, consisting of
TWO HOUSES and BARNS,
all In good state of repair. There Is excellent,
water on the premises and Is in close proximity
to churches, school houses and stores. All
personal property and grain In the ground is
reserved. Purchaser to pay for deed.
Trumh o- Sam Ten per centum of one
fourth of the purchase moneV shall be paid at
the striking down of the property; the one
fourth less the ten per cent, at the confirma
tion absolute, and the remaining three-fourths
In one year after confirmation nisi, with Inter
est from that date.
n. W. SHADE, I
Grant Hirrino, Atty. AdmlnUtrator.
large line, all to go at 5 cents a yard,
cost not considered. Best indigo blue
Prints, price for the sale, 4c. yard.
Sun Umbrellas.
Its not a question of what they are
worth, but what will sell them? They've
got to go and go quick. Note the
prices, then see if we are honest
about it:
26 inch umbrellas, worth 50c.,' sale
price, 42c.
26 inch Gloria umbrellas, worth $1,
sale price, 80c.
26 inch Twill umbrellas, worth
$1.50, sale price, 98c.
House-Keeping Goods at Less thsn
Mill Prices.
It's only for a week, though. The
pace is too hot for a longer period, so
buy all you want.
2000 yards fine, yard wide, un
bleached muslin, the kind you readily
pay 6c. for. Price for this sale, 4c.
yard. Special, yard wide, fine bleach
ed muslin, 16 yards for $1.
All Linen Crash Towels, good size,
loc. each. Our regular $1.25 white
bed spread, large size and extra heavy
weight, price for this sale, 98c. each.
Wide sheetings, bleached and un
bleached, at 12J, it, 19c. yard.
Udd Lots of Gloves.
Seme kid, some silk, some lisle, but
they've all got marching orders and
share the great price pinch. Ladies'
black cotton gloves, sale prices, 9, 13,
19c. per pair. Kid gloves, sale prices
50, 69 and 75c. pair. Ladies' black
silk mitts, sale prices, 13, 19, 23c. pair
The Summer Hosiery and Under
wear Must Go.
You can use them now, and wi
don't want to winter them. Alsurd
begins on SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1st, and will positively end cn SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 8th.
pi tgrtuiruLLi e u civil i nu
R TOWHSEND,
CORNER MAIN & MARKET Sts, I TROUSERS
BLOOMSBURG, PA. I FROM S5.00.
Its the Spirit
That doca the business. The old fashioned droning way o
keeping shop will not do for this end of the nineteenth century.
No time of the year when the trading public can secure
such bargain benefits as right now.
Makers and agents are selling at most any reasonable sacri
fice. The wide-awake merchant takes advantage of this for the
benefit of his patrons.
Strong Summer Dress
Goods Argument.
Special lot of these; the wind up of
our summer dress goods offer some at
about half early season's prices. If
you want a nice cool wash dress, now
is the time to get it. Dimities reduc
ed from 12 J to 6c. Dimities, I.awns
and Linens from to 12JC. Calicos,
very best to be hau from 0 to 4c.
More Laundried Waists
Never tired of talking about them.
Sharps the name on these, owned
cheap, you get them cheap. That's
our mode of doing business.
Ladies' waists laundried, reduced frcm
75c. to 50c
iWies' waists, unlaundricd, reduced
from 50c. to 35c
Men's Shirts.
We put on sale to-day a lot of Men's
shirts. They are alright in every re
spect, and yet we make a price on
them that is hard to beat. Come in
and examine them. Men's laundried
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WE SHALL INDULGE
In no spread-eagleism, no bombast, but give you
a chronicle of money-saving facts that will
throng the store with purchasers. There are
bargains in this store at all times, but not
such as these. Read the list to the end, cut
out-from the advertisement, the items that
interest you and compare the printed state
ment with the actual merchandise offered.
Money back on every dollar's worth that you
purchase, if not as represented and satisfactory.
is the word, when you compare the
prices with the intrinsic worth of the
goods.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, sale price, 4,
9, 13, 19c. each. Ladies' fast black
seamless hose, with white feet, our
regular 2 for 25c. line, during this sale
ioc. pair. Children's seamless 'ribbed
black hose, Hermsdorf dye, double
knees, a 12&C article, at 9c. pair.
Men's summer underwear, 17, 25 and
35c. per garment.
Ladies' Capss.
There'll be a merry time here: 50c
will do a dollars worth in most cases,
but we'd rather have the money than
the goods. Cost is not considered
here:
Capes, 60, 98c, $1.50, $2.00 each.
Staple Black Goods.
Join the general price tumble. Its
only for a week, and you'll appreciate
the chance.
50 inch wide wale black storm
6erge good value at 69c yd, sale pri ce
48c.
38 inch fine black Henrietta, cheap
at 50c. Sale price, 42c.
A Eibbon Riot.
Over stocked in certain lines. We
know how to reduce them, though,
and make it very satisfactory to you
at the same time.
All silk satin edge ribbon, No. 4,
2c. yd. No. 7, 5c. yd. No. 9, 6c. yd.
No. 12, 8c. yd. Heavy black "satin
ribbon, No. 16, worth 22c. yd. Sale
price, 15c.
Last Call cn Shirt Wai3ts.
And its the loudest of the season
Good Lye, profit ! All we want now
is to see the stock cleaned out. Its
about two waists for the pric of oni.
iu me WHO n ikauh UNLT BY
Su STOKE, DSloorcisTovLrg', Za.
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Hatter.
Behind the Guns
shirts from $1.00 to 85c.
Men's unlaundricd shirts from 75c.
to 50c.
This is the best offer we ever made
to you in this line.
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear.
Did you ever see the kind of under
wear we are selling ? None of your
slip shod, half put together stuff, but
real well made articles out of good
material.
Groceries.
Hot weather people don't want to
eat. Have no appetite. Wc don't
ask you to cook, but here is a chance
to cat without cooking.
Franco-American Food Co's. truffled
game, 35c.
R. &. R. Boned chicken and turkey.
R. & R. potted chicken and turkey.
Underwood's deviled ham.
Pickled lambs' tongue, pickled clams,
and pickles of all kinds.
Large line, good styles and nice as
sortment. Your choice during this
sale at 39c. each. Come quickly be
fore the assortment is broken.
A Soap Slide.
Soap cuts a wide swath in our civili
zation. Like art and literature, it has
a refining influence. Soap is a'so a
powerful factor in politics. We shall
sell during this sale any of our stand
ard makes of toilet soap as follows:
Cocoa Castile, 3 pieces for 5 cent?.
Royal Navy, .1 milled soap, wrapped,
2C a cake.
Buttermilk soap, 8c. box of 3 cakes.
Muslin Underwear.
Odd lots slightly soiled. Want to
clear them out. Give you a pick of
them at merely nominal prices:
Night-Dresses, 50c. each. Drawers,
.25 and sec. pair, Skirts, 50 and 98c.
each, Chemises, 25, 50 and 75c. each,
Corset Covers, 13, 24, 48c. each.
Notion Ntggets Last.
Noted in a line and every item
pregnant with money saving meaning
to you.
Shell hair pins, 4c. a dozen.
200 yd. spool cotton, 2c. spool.
Hair curlers, 2, 3 and 50. each.
Kid hair crimpers, 3, 4 and 5c. doa.
A!uminum hair pins, 2 for ic.
Belts, all kind, 4, 9, ioc. and up.
Swansdown toilet powder, 3c. box.
Children's hose supporters, 4c. pair.
Darning needles, 2c. paper of 25.
Steel and bone crotchet hooks, 2c.
ach.
Silver plated thimble", it. each.
Shoe laces, 2c. dozen.
Velveteen skirt facine, 7c. piece.
Eagle talon hook and eyes, 2c. carJ.
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