Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, April 07, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextkooinJ'fciVk Courier, dRAKfs pass, oi&M, Afftit j, 1304. Seeds! Seeds! OUR PERSONAL COLUMN 1 EASTER DAY SERVICESlTHE LOCAL HAPPENINGS1, People. They Come and Go From Day to Day It is now seed time and soon will come the liarvcst. Don't buy old seed for late planting. Owing to the lateness of the season you require seed that will germinate quickly and make a rapid growth. , We do not claim to have Specially Prepared Seed, hut all our seeds are NEW and we think they will grow. Have plenty of Flower Seeds this season All kinds of Sweet Peas in bulk; Native Morning Glory seed, etc. Onion Sets White or Yellow Danvers ioc per pound, Eirly Peas and Beans in bulk. The White House Grocery. Interesting Exercises Held at the Brief Note nd Itema o Interest II. C. BOBZIEN. SIXTH STREET. Hoe Two Acres A Day. That can easily be done with this implement and when it is done it will be a better job than three men could have done in the same time with hand hoes. ' Note the attachments which go with This No. 12 Planet Jr. Double Wheel Hoe. They fit it for all kinds of work in the garden or track patch. Runs astride or between the rows. Kills all the weeds and leaves the earth in fine shape. Then, too, it's so easy to work. Twelve-year-old cirls work gardens with them with ease and success. This is but one of 52 Flanet Jr. implements of equal superiority. Come to our store and look them over. The price of this No. 12 ria.net Jr. Hoe is tg 50 These and other up-to-date tools and implements for sale by CRAMER BROS. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK Spring Weather Is Coining for It? Arc You Prepared Yoq wi need Took &KFk4 ..mX p. i Garden and a Cultivator iu your garden. WE HAVE THEM. Your fruit trees will need spraying. We have Lime. Sul phur and Bluestone, and Spray Pumps of all sizes. We are prepared for all scaons come in and see us. IIAIIMtlDDLE .HARDWARE Co. Grants Pass, - Oregon. J. T. Kennedy of Williams Waited Grants Pass Wednesday. Slit, Myrtle Marshall of the Glen- dale Xews force, spent a few days in Grants Pass. Miss Myrtle Irelaud retornc-d from Portland Weduesday to sjend a few weeks at borne. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Snider left on Wednesday for Fujiiro, CaL where tliey will resido. Major Dutbiu of Portland, tlio Sal vation Army ollicer, arrived in Grants Pa.s Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stovall return ed on Wednesday morning from their trip :o Southern California. J. N. Yoorhies of Portland arrived last Thursday for a visit with his son A. E. Voorhlos and family. Mrs. W. J. Rogers returned to Dunsmnir Tuesday after spending a few weeks ill Grauts Pass nud Merlin. John Bueon, a well known prospect or and miuor of this county, left on Wednesday for the Tonapuli district iu Nevada. Miss Victoria ( haddock of Rosc bnriz arrived iu this eily Wednesday nioruiiiK nud Is a Rucst at (he hone of Mrs. U. J. Gau.ble. Harvev Siuilli left on Thursday for McClund, Cal., after visiting here several weeks at the houiu of Ills mother, Mrs. O. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Denmree and Waldo Green went to Gold Hill Fri dav to furnish mucie for n dance which was pi von there, iu the evening, liev. W. O. Cennell is. Fpenidng thU week in Glendalo assisting the Prelwvteriau ranter ill folding sir vices. Jav ISootli returned to Grants Pass last week after spending six month mining en Boulder Creek, being as SH'iated Willi II. S. Wbgarber and Martin O'Xeill. liev. .1. W. Neeley of Colorado Si rinus lias been in Grants Pass for the past few weeks for the benefit of his health and will remain hero some time. He is engaged iu the oflice of W. h. Sherman. Quincy Blos-er, of Blosser, Mo. who visited Grants Pass last summer, in writing to It is cousin, ,T. W. Baker of this place, says that he would rather make another trip to Oregon this vear than go to the World's Fair. He says ho lilted Oregon far bettor than anv other place, which ho found on his trip from Missouri throughout tho west and particularly meutnns tho hiit salmon which ho saw while at Grants Pass. Pleasant Gatherlngr, A dancing party was given on Wed nead.iy evening at Clemens' hall honor of Datlef Eismaca, who left no Thursday morning for Uuseburg. There were ,'10 young people preseut and liny report u splendid time. The G. A. 11. Post and W.Ti.C. held a mooting at their hall Wednesday evening which was well nttedned, and aim h enjoyed by tlio veterans. The Indies brought well lilled baskets which were decidedly empty when the closing time came. No one, however, regretted the condition of the baskets. Members of tho Eastern Slar cu joyitl a very nluinint hour in the banquet room after the regular meet ing Wednesday uiglh. The spread was in charge of a committee of gen tlemen who took to the wirk with very natural easi and grace. Tho refresh ments consisted of. hot tumult , sand wiches cofl'eo doKglinuts, pies and "sugar pine" cake. Tho S 'rving was decidedly original, as well as wero the decorations. REAL ESTATE I BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE Here ore a frru Ilnrqnini for a shnrt timr nnlji. No. 21.1. 40 acres adjoining city lin its. ()i:e 7-rnnni house and one 8-room house. Small bam. nnd a good collar under house. All feuced ; small orchard, all varieties of fruit. Price flloti; oneliiilf cash, balauce on tune at eight per cent interest. No. 175. 10 acres just outside city limits. Small orchard and samll dwelling house. Price ('00. ibis placu will be offered at this price for the utxt ISO days only. Churches &nd Importance. Easter morning dawned bright and clear and gave tlio residents ol this beautiful valley evidences of the awakening of a new spring time and the joy of Resurrection day was not aloue within the breasts of believers, but seemed to be prevalent in the very atmosphere. The day was verj generally observed in the various Grauts Pass churches aud the number who attended services were greatly access of thensual number of worshipers. - At tho Presbyterian church the ser vices began with ilio usual Sunday school session, which had a very large atteudauco. the morning service was devoted to coiumuuiou at which number of persons were received iuto tho church. Iu the afternoon was held the Easter services of Molita Commandery No. 8, Kuighls Templar, of this plnco, which was generously attended. Promptly at 3 o'clock the uniformed Sir Knights in their whito plumed chapeaus and jewelled baldricks, filed iuto the church and occupied the front seats :iud there listened to tho beautiful Easter anthems snug by the choir aud an Impressive sermon on Foreshadowlngs of the Resurrec tion ' by the pastor, Kev. w. u. uon noil. The entire service was a very impressive one. Iu the evouiug occur red tho Sunday school taster con cert This concert was a very enjoy able eveut, the special Easter songs aud recitations being rendered iu a very pleasing manner. One feature of tho program was the forming of a cross by young girls dressed In white an 1 the lignro Illumed only by colos al rays from a oalccum light. This uiadu a very impressive scene. Miss Emma Telford's class of lit- tlo tots,- some 30 or JO in nnniuer very prettily joined iu tho chorus of a song by four of their number. The church was beautifully decor ated with vases of wild flowers dis tributed about the platform and ou either sido of the platform wore hanks of green reachi'jg from floor to coiling on which wero grouped nnm beiless calla lilies, a gift rfora Mrs. E. S. Depuy of Fruitvule, CaL Newman M. E. Church. The Easter exercises held by the Sunday school of tho NowmMi M. E. church were a decided success. The program was ono of the best In l's arrangements and in its rendering the most effectivo of any of its kind. Every part was delivered iu a pleas iug manner. The church was filled to its utmost and 80 or more persons stood. Great credit is due the com mlttees iu charge, for there was every evidence that much labor was expend cd. The collection was tho largest ever received at an Easter service by the Sunday schooL This Sunday school is indeed iu a very prosperous condition. The decorations wero very oluborate, tho pulpit platform standing out from a bank of greeu, in which the words "Christ is Risen" in white letters wero prominently shown. Bolow was a whito cross bearing the words "My Savior, Jesus." There wore arranged throughout the background the clusters of calla lillies aud Easter lillics, making a very beautiful scene. One comer of the chur -h was banked with lamb tongues gathered by the Sunday school scholars. The choir loft was also banked with green and amb toreues. Beautiful roses were among the floral decorations. FREE Dr. Flanagan, i Physician and Dentist. Go to Coroa tor Plumbing. ' Honest effort wins a piano. I M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist. Oliver Plows aud all parts for thorn at Cramer Bros. A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron's Bioyoles are ont Buy a 1904 Hartford at Cramer Bros. I will fnrnish lot and build a bouse ou easy terms. J. D. Drake. If yon want a piano free write to A. E. Voorhlos and learn how to get one. Sure death to Greeu Aphis with the Faultless Sprayer sold by Cramer Bros. Dou't sit idly by and see yonr neighbors get the piano, try for It yourself. See the numerous artiolos on the 5o counter at Newell Bros', Only 6o counter in town. That Boston Bouquet Mocha & Java coffee will surely please yon, at The Sugar Pine Store. A new line of jewelry at Newell Bros." Racket store. Every piece warrauted for five years. Did you evor before have an oppor tuulty to secure a piano? There Is no game of chance about this. It de pends on individual effort. Medford Athletic club, with capital stock of (1500 has been incorporated. J. E. Hall, C. C. Raysdale and Ed gar Hior are the Incorporators. A flue assortment of goods and 600 styles to select from at the Grants Pass Tailoring Co. Nobby snits at reasonable rates. Steam cleaning. Rogue River Creamery, Medford, manufactures the 0. E. G. brand fancy creamery butter, that is clean, elegant nd .guaranteed. Ask yonr merchant for it Wheat Hearts and wl ves can makn tho best breakfast mush. We will sell von tho Wheat Hearts you do the rest and enjoy your dish of mush. The Sugar Pine Store. Farmer Jones showed yon how his wooden lieu cared for the little chickens Saturday he will show yon how they are hatched with an iucn bator. Harth & Son's Storo. A pleasant social dance was given on Thursday evening at demons' hall bv tho U. M. W. 0. orchestra. There was a good attendance aud the ooca sion was ono of universal enjoyment Ask your grocer for C. E. O. brand fancy creamery butter, manufactured br Roitne River Creamery, Medford. Remember it is first-class ; if not sat isfactory send it back. For sale by tho leading grocers. School clerk Thos. II. Simpson has finished tlio school census of Ashland Cast off Your Trousers Buttons. The Buttonless Suspenders Will Retire Them from Service. Six trousers buttons now become as superfluous as tho vermi form appcudix. After making centuries of trouble and placing men without number In perploixug predicaments, they can now go ont of business for all time. The new buttonless suspenders differ from the familiar form only the substitution of clasps for the leather ends ; but these claspi are of a peculiar pattern, neat, nickel-plated, with a grip like a bull dog's, yet warranted not to tear the cloth. Cast-ofTs both iu front and In the back nro provided, so that it becomes necessary to open the clasps ouly whon tho suspenders ara' ohangod from ono garment to another. This operation, however, Is just as simple as unbnttouing tho straps. Harth & Son have secured the first COO pairs of buttonless suspenders to come to Grants Pass aud they're ou salo today at tho store at an introductory price 50 cents at Harth & Son's. "A, POLITICAL POT BOILING Delegates r Having ovis Time. Strenu- The" political pot" Is boiling furi ously at the present time, stimulated by the approaching republican couuty convention which will meet on Thurs. day afternoon at the court lionso. Tho town is full of delegates from the country products and prospective candidates are nuiuetons. Tho ro- maiulug hours prior to tho ooriven tiou are being improved to tho utmost aud the delegates oertaluly havo their work cut ont lor them if they got thlugs "fixed" before tho convention meets. The democrats will hold thoir primaries on Saturday, April 0, and the convention on April lfl. Interest in these events is not lacking, though overshadowed for the moment by tho republican couToutlou. Mora thaii ordinary interest Is centering iu the election of delegates to tho sUito and cougressioual couvnntlous. Two candidates are In line for the joint seuatorshlp, R. A. Booth aud G. W. Colvig, both strong in this county. The Josephine couuty delegatlou will district and fouud an even 1800 chjld- also be an Important factor iu the reu of school ago in the district, congressional nomination for which No. 213. New 8-room h use, two acres of situated on the main street iu the city, all fence first class. Price, fJ.iOO. Residence and business hits in any part of the city, able and terms to suit. Cull on or address ground all in orchard, 1 itii'l all improvements Prcies r.'Vin-v JOSEPH MOSS Headquarters for Ileal E-tate. Office on E Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, GRANTS PASS. - - OREGON IRELAND k MEADE'S ADDITIO -yT to (J rants Pass, Orciron. MEAD E , 7 S 32 , , ft . 13 prrf - I I M IS f 11 14 19 LEE IT. W- F. S S T It 11 T ' 1 1 T 1 I r s 7 i 10 5 , ; n 1 - I II ill -1 L 3 . i 1 i M f Commander Booth-Tucker. Command .T Booth-Tucker, com mander f the I'nited Sates forces of the Salvation Army, iccnm) anied ly f, his two oldest daughters, I.ielueunnt- Col. Scott, Urig. Oi-lerne and several ctlu r cllicers, among hein la ing Cap tain Hilly Smith, the cx-prizn fighter, and his wife. Tlio ccniniamler will uivi his roiluar hftnre " I.ovo and W j Sorrow. " - Songs w ill bo lendc red by i sonic of the Inn st KJiij-M rs the Nilva lion Army can produce Tho lecture j'will be given iu the- opera house on fi i Thursday evening, Apiil 7, at 8 p. m. j i Vlini-sinn by ticket, 2j tints, f j Tickets will be sold all day Thursday jj ' at the Opera house, and you can g"t j tin in from any Salvationist. Secun u 1 i ticket and be ill good time so ITS to ' avoid disappointment. R.c istrMlom of Votes. Following is the total of the regis tration to A i r i 1 1st iu Josephine county, ns furnished by the mmity clerk : North Grants Pass 1: South (irants Pas 1211 West Grants l'ass Ill K rl.v Si Lclnnd M Williams Ha Merlin fi Slate Creek ""' Murbv , 27 Wolf Cre k 0 Ahhouso l Waldo it (i a lien 'i I.uckT Qaeeii ' Mt. Reuben ,. 1 Selms !. 2U GIVKN AWAY A very pretty China Tea Set A Beautiful Hug A Useful Trunk A Desirable Dress Pattern (Black) A Fino All Linen Table Cover A pair Nice Lace Curtains See Window Red Star Storo. Total . 77f N in the northern parf of the city, slsmt one 1.1'M-ii nir:h ' f tfi new brieic I'ul'itc S h'l lil'l'.. Ix-twen Sr-i.l!i ul.1 Nil. lii street". The loU in this addition are etcially sdapled for r-id.. ,1... ,rnH on Sj IDCCKIUIUI aim i:ik " , , For a short time or.lv IrUnrt Jieou " It will nr you to inveturate their prowuon See H. V. MEADE, at the Courier offi-.r, f'r particulars. P'.irrxs- m M proper. niakieu' fiiiarkabiy w pi !-. Dids Wanted. I'idi will be received for hauling Vsi) tons matte and coin; to and from GiaiiM Pass anil Xakilina, alto ( cent City and Takilma; approximately I ) tons matte out and 10 tons coke in per day; hduliug to commence about July 1st. Also l'Xl tens machinery from Grants Pass to Takilma about May 1st. For further information address Takiluia Smelting Co , Grants Pass, Ore. Curt Ctnijlu ind Colds Mm C. Peterson, r.r. Lato St , Top ka, K.ius-u), saj: "Of all cough remedies Ballard's Horehoiaid Syrcp is my favorite ; it has dotui nnd will do all that is c'alimd for it to s; edily curt- all rimg'is aud cold :u 1 It Is t'i ttert mil ;1 as.iiit to Portland It&ll&n Band. The Portland Italian Hand, com pose I of !!.' of the most accomplished musicians, and who havo played In all of tho prominent cities of the United States under the leadership of such famous leaders as Liberal!, Metiolitti Creature, Cappa, Kivela, including 12 of tho most celebrated soloists anrt who aro now under the leadership of Siguor D'L'rbano, a scholar of tlio eel tbrated composer, Mascagml, will ap pear tit the Grunts Pass opera house on Monday evening. April 18, 1U04. The repertoire of the Hand is com posed of over ljdO selections from the most famous composers of the musical world. This organisation is the finest musical organization of Its kind ou the Pacific Coast, and will be one of the greatest attractions at the Lewis and Clark ('Milennial Exposition in Kill). ft Democratic Primaries. (The democratic primaries in North Grants l'ass will be held at 8 o'clock Saturday eveuing, April 9, instead of 2 o'clock, to give opiiortunlty for laboring men to attend. Iu North Grants Pass primarle will be held at the court lionso. Iu South Grants Pass, at the city hall. Ia West Grants Pass the primaries will be held at 2 o'clock in the after noon, at a 'place to bo selected by committee. Kobcit Glenn Smith, President Grants Pass Democratic Club. J During the re-cent snow blocade on the mountains, Crescent City was tn Ute i, S!or-r Drug Co. . ', 1 . bcttl at w ithout any mail for nine days, aud thi n tiiey ne. ived ouly a small part of the back mail. The road across the mountains from Shelly crtuk has be. n impassible. The Del Norte Ueccrd reports that bad rcals In Oregon are respcusible for the mud dling of thu overland mail hedule. F'om all wo can learn, however, the stages on the Oregon cod of tho line made regular trijM and arrived ou time. Last year's enumeration showed 1002 children au increase of 108 over the previous yoar. Sue that flue lot of Ladles , Gouts' and Babies gold rings? For a small consideration St. Louis, tlio jeweler, would part with one or two of them for ho is making more of them and might make you one Just as yon want it, if yon furnish the gold dust Spray pumps from 60 cents op at Cramer Bros. Got out among yonr friends and work for the Courier Plana C. C. Daniels, real estato aud rout al agent, Cor. Eighth and M streets. Pattons' Buu Proof Paint, the kind that wears, toltt ouly by Cramor Bros. Embroideries, Do, 9c, and 12o; rib bous lo op at Newoll Bros.' Racket Storo. A lawn tennis court is boiug made in the bicycle grounds by tenuis cu th us iasts. We are going to giro away a piano. Write tJ A. E. Voorhlos and loam how to secure it. Rings, stick plus, lace pins, belt buckles, watch chains, guaranteed for five years at Newell Bros. The trout season opened April 1st and fishing is good. Out au outfit from Cramer Bros. ' new stock. Chicken pie supper given April 14, by the ladies of the W. R. O. at the W. U. W. hall everybody come and g'it a good supper for ttia. J. A. Kohkopf is building a 7-room brick vaneered cottage nest east of his residence Mr. and Mrs. 8am Nease will occupy the house. We sell the famous Sharpies Tubular Cream Separator; If you have two cows or more, write us for valuable literature ou dairying, froe. Oaddis Bros., Medford, Oregon. Tho Crusader shoe for men, five different lasts and ono price the world over $'). 00. A sure wearer, and a guarantee with every pair, that pro tects tho buyer. The Sugar Plus Storu. Bicycles carefully cleaned and re paired at Cramer Bros. Just received a fine line of Dia mond aud Opal rings. Bring In your old gold or mining gold and let me make you a seamless oval or band ring. I have a new way of making them while you wait Alfred Letcher. Having received one of the latest Improved New Centory Engraving machines we are prepared to do all kinds of engraving; goods bought from us engraved free. Curtis eV Co., Odd Fellows' Building, Grants Pass, Oregon. Send me your order for fruits, vegetables and produce. Fresh east cm oysters always on hand. Fish Tuesdays aud Fridays. J. K. Rower, commission merchant, ueit to Palac hotel, front St., Telephone 4116. Cath paid for poultry and produce. Harris and Hermann are tho leading candidates. This county will havo rand! lato for the circuit judgeship, A. O. Hough of Oruuts Pass. Mr. Hough will have tho Joscphlno delegation with good prospects for substantial support from the other counties. The office of county clerk is a plum eagerly sought for In this campaign and the candidates aro not few. Among the most prominent aro A. B. Cornell, Fro 1 Cheshire, W. O. Smith, T. P. Judson and A. J. Piko. R. L. HartloU, who is serving his third term, Is also a possiblity. Besides these gentlemen, thoro are several durk horses galloping about In tho political pastures. For tho democratic nomination. J. A. Blover, H. V. Meade aud Leo Calvert are mention ed. For sheriff, no opposition to the nomination of Geo. Lewis has appear ed. The nominations for assessor aud school superintendent will in all like lihood go to the piescnt olllc rs, W. H. Fallln and Liuooln Bavage. For couuty treasurer, tho republi can choice seems to He between James Uolinan, O. 0. Presley and O. A. Savago. The democrats will probably re nominate the present treasurer, J. T. Taylor. Grants Pass Opera House MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1904. Portland Italian Band Slgnor D'UKBANO, Leader. 35 PEIGES 35 12 Celebrated Soloists 12 Mrs. J. A. RehKopf is displaying a ' Large Assortment -Ol- ...TRIMMED HATS... All nro inviirnl to attend this display of Mil linery. Tho entire stock is now and tho priecs lower than ever before known in 0 rants Pass. Ilctucmbcr tho place, Mouth Sixth Street, Grants Tass, Ore. Brighter Days Coming KORN. HKYMKK At Grants Pass, Frlflsy, April , pji, to Mr. aud Mrs. Carl ll' jmvr, a daughter. FlNUI.tY N-sr V. i Iderv i 1 1, Msrcli 11I, to Mr. aud Mrs. Wo, Find- l y, a daughter. Sua us Stomach Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach, sour stomach and vomiting mils, and can truthfully amy that Chamberlain's Stomach and Livr Tablets cured me. Mrs. T. V. Will iains, Lainsburg, Mich. These tab lets are guaranteed to cure every cas. of stomach troobl ol tills character. For sale by all druggists. Socialist Ticket. The socialists of Josephine county, in mass convention nolo, last wees, nominated tho following ticket: lloiiroscutative. Peter Puerier of Hugo. Sheriff, 8. Wing of Giants Pass, Clerk, Marcus W. Itubblns of Grants Pass. Treasurer, J. B. Paddock of Grants Puss. A lessor, E. L. Stain of Grauts Pass. B-ihool SujicriHloudutit, O. 8. Ilrown of Hugo. Commissioner, II. U Rued of Mar- phy. Be.nk Report. Report to comptroller of tlio con dition of the First National Dank of Southern Oregon, Grants Pass, Ore gon, close of business, March 2H, HK4 : RKSOURCF.S, Uiaiis and discounts . . . Overdrafts U. 8. llouils Stocks, securities, etc . . Furniture awl IU tares .. Other real estate Cash ou hand and 111 Unks 127, M'J 7U Redemption fund U.S. treas. SJ Total ;U7,Ha3 41 MA13ILITIKS. Capital paid In WU) 00 Hurplus lU.'AKJ w Undivliled pronu... Circulation Due hanks Individual deposits Certificates dejioslts. Total State of Oregon J Couuty of Jowphlue ) I, II. U Gilkey, cashier of the shove named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the bast of my knowledge and belief. IL L. GILKKY, Cashiur. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ad day of April, IIM. W. C. Hale, Notary Public. Correct Attest; John 1). Fry I (SEAL) U. t). Kluney V Directors. P. II. lUrth. ) And you will want your Uicycle ready to ride, bring it in now nnd have it denied; you don't have to pay until you come fur the Uicycle, and we never charge for storage. Our repair department is under the maiinK-iiicut of a skilled mechanic who works en percentage so il is to his interest to see that everything is dime as it should-he. Our stock of ...BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES... is of the best the market affords. We aUo catry a lare stock of hl.SIUNO TACKUS, CUTI.KRY and HASKUAM, GOODS. Come and look over otir koocIs, j;ct our prices ind see if we can't save you money. Youis for hn-.ir.ess, W. A. Paddock . ,l 57, WW V H . . 1J..KK) (Kl ,. xm ou ., 10,0110. 00 8, is 10 00 Kj,.'i:h w . ii.tsotw s,w:t .vi . llll.rMil -Ui W),4?:t ihi .133;. TO Will IIP llttBCiaisWsiftBg WE HAVE -1 Wo have moved our slock from tlio Hobbs building to tho TuiVs building and now liavo inoro room and a belter building, Our goods aro niriving continually and wo can Bujply your wants, Our prices aro low, but the quality of goods id high. Everything ns represented. . Now Shirt Waists, Embroideries Now Jewelry, Ucada, etc. Newell Bros. Racket Store.