Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1897-12 PAGES. 8 ~ 3 =a = The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Market Space. OS Ac Sons amp of pert A Good Chasse to Get A Made-Up CARPET. Our Inaugural Sale of Made-up Carpets, wh began last Mon- day, is a splendid success. Small pric «1 good qualities assured that from the start. Most of vou know what our Made-up Carpets are. The great inroads on our immense stock of carpets leave many remnants and odds and ends, each vard of which 1 desirable. We make our Made-up Carpets from such remnants, and offer them at very much less than the eriginal value of the carpet. Just glance at these sample prices, then come and take a good look at the Carpets. We're con- fi you'll buy: is good FELVET CARPETS. f6DY ERUSSELS CARPETS. 2 $51.00 - $23.00 Btackistonz k istand Diuretic Mineral Water. The greatest Artesian Min- eral Water for the relief of the kidneys and blad- der thus far found. T = from a well 360 fect © feet of rock, and from of the surrounding rive he duc to T. G. Herbert , Manager, 510 5th St. N.W. aul 385, ephone fe20-3m Great Reduction D, fe for retaining curl. ELLER’S Street N.W. | STORAGE. | 300 Private Locked Rooms from $1 to $10 a month. A special room for trunks at 25c. each a month. Il rooms clean, light, secure and dry. 3 Steam ’assenger and Freight Elevators. FURNITURE MOVED. PADDED VANS. We guarantee ev Ling we move. Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Co. Tel. 659. > felv-ed 929-931 D st. n.w. "ype Boston House AMOND SALE. This week only A very handsome Diamond Sword Pin, 108 beautiful white gems, $600. Now S4oo. S. DES Mig. Jeweler, 1o12 F St, Opp. Boston House. a= ER $ CLOSING OUT $SALE OF {FURS. $ COLLARETTES. ttes, full ripple. Z 3 Hs tts. full ripple. £ $13.50 vilarettes, full ripple. of 2COATS. 3 Bo Tedice ‘Cones = re 2 Go to Siccardi’ ett — Sera IN yee Hair. fe have fist received a large assortment au and Frencs Tortoire Shell’ Combe aud Pine, the etext designs, finest stock ever displayed in Wasbingion,- . Our 2nd Grand Rebui ing Sale Progressin g | Dy TT At On HECOID. att DEAL WITH IMPORTERS AND. ARE IN FIRST HANDS, A} s UCH THE MIDDLEMA) DIRECT TO Yo! Our Rebuilding Sale Menu for Thursday Consists of i READ-MADE BLEACHED SHEETS, COT : WORTH 35e. AT THE BUSY CORNER, Wi YoU Tones you 25¢. READY MADE SHEETS. | SIZE 81x90, MADE, DEEP HEM. WORTH 49c AT THE BUSY CORNER, o9C. UTICA AND PEQUOT READY-MADE BLEACH PILLOW CASES. WORTH 12 AT TI c. BUSY CORN BLEACHED PILLOW CASE SHEETING AC» THE YARD. WORTH Se. AT THE BUSY_CORNER, SIC. (CH SHEETING, GOOD AS PEQUOT, F AND A QUARTER YARDS With Wontit AT THE BUSY_CORNER, 1434c. ZED TICKING, SUITABLE FOR COTS. WORTII AT THE BUSY CORNER, olAc.|i oe, FEATHER-PROOF TICKING, WAKKANTED. WORTH lée. AT THE | ae -yC.| ¢ DRESS YDS, Bae wean NOVELTIES, DOUBLE- WIDTH 1 ‘HECKS, WORTH 12M AT THE BUSY CORNE S34C.|35 Bed Wear. T QUOTATIONS EVE PLAIDS AND ADE ON AND JU IN THI FOR YOUR INAUGURAL SUP- ,DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, cor cow Ss, COVERED WITIL Goop QUALITY CALICO. Special Price, sie. ED BEI COMO! pecial Price, ae LARGE SIZE WHITE ChochET SPREADS— Special poe 39c. A HEAVY WHITE SILLES PATTERN, F co arecial Price, 9 98c. pe atit Ce CSS EL FILLED COM- FOULAKD. ~ Special Price $1. wae TIONS FROM 36-inch wide Hace Ciler Bunting, in trio colors. These are the best Boots: OUR PRICE, 7c. All-wool Bunting Flags. 2by 3 feet. 3by 6 feet. 5 by & feet. 75c. $1.98 $2.69 McKinley and Hobart Linen Flags, gold lettered and mounted on sticks. OUR PRICE, 5c. Special prices to clubs or dealers. Muslin Printed Flags, size 20 by 36, mounted. OUR PRI 1c. trio Moss Paper _ Festooning, colors, 10-yd. rolls. OUR PRICE, OC. Moss Paper Wreath Hoop Frame. trio colors. OUR PRICE, OUR_PRICES ON FINE ALL-WOOL BU: AND SILK FLAGS, FROM LESS THAN CAN BE BOL ELS Ladies’ & Children’s Goods. LADIES’ FIGURED PERCALINE SKIRTS, M- STYLE, CORDED RUFFLE. Ri EGULAR R 3 LADIES" TAFFETA Si IRTS, BLACK 4 COLORS, _UMBREL YLE, CORDED RUE PLES, LINED Ole th JINED. Special, $3.98. DRESSES, HUBBARD Special, 25¢. SE PLAID MUSLIN APRON: , ALL CHILDRE: X'S CALICO FULL SLEEVES. Special, 25c. BOY COS ene HIGH NECK, FULL SLEEVES, AGES 1 Special, 25c. Small Notions' and dress- makers’ findings. Ai ab it ROL TAPE. BER HAIRPINS, STRAIGHT ‘oi SIZES ( ONS. . WHITE AND aes os SLY. BEST KNOWN BR. BROOKS: MACHINE COrroN. “BLA ‘iin AND COLORS. ie i Be. Soe EXTRA HEAVY maar ALL 7H 11th st. next te Palals Royal. reoms for hatsdressing. shampocing, and ee ‘ALKER SONS, 204 10TH | 4 Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, > ‘rashes, Lime, Cement, two and Material. Private @yeing- SS and three ol HUMP HOOKS ‘AND’ Eves. S. KANN, SONS & C0., 8TH ARD MARKET SPACE. ne he a Ff: -00 “C. B.a la Spirite’’ |3 eee Here's more evidence to prove that you serve your own interests best in buying Corsets here. Tomorrow we shall offer a special lot of 62 dozen “C. B. a la Spirite” Corsets, extra long waists, in gray and white, made of fine coutil, two side steels each side, embroidery trim- med. Regular dol- (B lar Corsets. Bal- 69 ance of week../.... G7 All Corsets Fitted and Guaranteed. c, HOWARD'S Corset Emporium, 1003 F St. tT those who'll :view the parade ; jfrom the street othing handier or more con- venient will be found than one 125c, Camp Stools Holds up ent Ford aS -Copeland & Co., 3 £409 Lith St., ‘Phone 947. ¢ en aE, +e nenoeneateeesis ate see SPADA No one wants his collars i | } nf and cuffs fraved and torn. No need to, either. The Yale is careful—em- ploys careful experts—never ill-treats clothes. Better try the Yale. é Send name and address on ( postal. SIE LB SS Kee eeeecooe jerome Di 0 now at 1209 Pa, ave. Whole Avenue Window for “Rent, $156, In which to view :March 4th Parade. . . . PS . . . . . . . . . ° . PS . . . . . . Sep. Seats, $5, $6 and $7. Our large avenue window, with plat- form and seats, will be rented out ooo at_home. The most supers. Florentine Marble Statuary and Pedestals are now being sold for half pe Make lovely orna- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wing Room, zeowe OP $1.25 ‘Come to this grand Retiring Sale it need any kind of Jewelry, itatuary. Diamonds; ctewe cas sare you at least a fourth of your money! ‘Gerome Desio Now at 1209 Pa. Ave. te28-70d CXSKRR EERE EAEREE REESE ES Mrs. ['1.W. Paxton, FINISHED AND COMMENCED Art. Embroideries. Stamping and [aterials, Cotillion & Dinner Favors. 1116 G St. N. W., Washington, D.C. 115 BELLEVUE AVE., NEWPORT, 2.1. feZ3-1w* 2 ‘Always . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Js Seeeoe BAUM’S Special Sale. New Silks. All the prettiest and most tasteful productions of the best looms—the newest tints $ and shades of €olor—the low- est prices for;such qualities ever quoted. git 65-ct. Silks for 3714 cts. Best quality Japanese Silks, large designs of beautiful figures in latest shades—Iilacs, plums, military blue yA cts. SeaSeesengoaseetendengengentontensendiageegengeageattet adage Ka 265-ct. sit for 35 cts. x Evening shades in pink, lilac, nile . $ green, canary, rose and sky blue, all = richly brocaded in large designs. : 365 cts. 465--ct. Silks for 374 cts. & Black Satin Brocaded Duchesse, 2 suitable for waists and skirts. x : 3714 cts. ceeds 1,000 Bed Sheets. ee Best quality White Sheeting for 4 doable beds. é : 39 cts. 10,000 Pillow Cases 814 cts. 500 dozen Napkins, All-linen Fringed Edge, per dozen, 25 cts. = BAUM’S, : 416 “Seventh.” bau : Tetecetetrtntntntrtntnteteten ttt 3 Lanoline is one of the best helps for x the Complexion A cold = = netted Serer Sostedetententetetectetetoodedieieertentndtntentetetetetet iE. all manner of est of all healers, cream in appearan but far better than cold ercam, Whitens, softens and heals the skin, 25c. a bottle. C. V. Dorman’s Homeopathic Pharmacy—H st.—No. 1007. fe Bt.14 = + DD DDI Oe ,the materials “difference in shoe prices. Pabbr has a scale of prices. TI te best shoemak- ers in the best shoemaking city of America: make Foot Forins on a _lagt* scientifically perfected. —For foot ‘eage, neatness, style and durability there’s no walking bootdike the No. 404 Appalachian Foot Form Lace Boot. Always’ $3.00. —Tisn't_ only that make the COO eee F St. Cor. 13th. Send for Foot-form Catalogue, fc24-500. SEATS tor March 4th, $5, $6 & $7. Which Is the most valuable— or a paltry Five Dollar bil our life If you think most of the former engage @ seat non of our avenue windows. No lew of the parade can possibly tained than a seat In our window would afford. You are also sure of protection if the weather should be 1n- ¢** Clement. We advise you to secure yoar °°? sent now! OGRAM’S, 13th & Pa. Ave. do8-3m-40 SPPOSEG PODOSIEC OSE Cte eeeans My Butter Is Fresh. Few days time my 0" BU Save your eyesight We have Lamps in : prices to suit all. The by using styles are of a greater variety than ever be- fore. For Banquets, Piano, Parlor and for a Student Lamp, and buy it of Geo. F. Reading. Our Onyx Muth & Co., ‘Tables are well made and pretty in design. Hormerly Come in and look at Ryneal’s, cur fine display. 418 7th St. N. W. __fel8-24d £ | Brakeley ’S eee are ‘(Sweet and Tender ecnctter, than ¢ {the best fresh peas rket. They’ ee fy Co aed packed in ‘Well-Gilled cans, ( (= = foc Gnas =e eee eee eee EE PEAR We'll su; B.B. Earnshaw & Bro. Wholesale Grocers: 1089 ith st. se ce Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT "/"Tooth Powder An Elegant Toilet Luxury. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. $a13-m1 It, wSot FRESH FROM THE, CHUBN, ing churned only Jerse; help rebar rich apd '7S-POUND BOXES FOR $1.40. D. William Oyster, 340 Center Mkt. gd Western Mit. "Phone 1: fe24-w, f,m,30 Joecescecosssceseees When down town shopping Bomorrov-—next | day jor (two “she Bop eS the nies j,H H. “Coming, tp => re aA RT cream, itjcantt clow 2] C4 e i ¢ i + * 520-22 13th St. " Decker’S, W111 F. i | Same : Don’t Lose Your Hair. . H. P. ROBERTS, 9 Gen'l Macager. ~ fe24-164 : The Best Coffee at 35c. Ib. ve Seen J. i Ei fosgerord eosse | : R. HAKRIS & 00, is Jewelers, th and D ‘sts. DIAMONDS For the Inaugural BALL And Other Social Occasions! Never in the history of the busl- ness were Diamonds lower. Never in our history have we shown such @ large and magnificent stock. These Diamonds having been imported dl- rect, and mounted in our own factory ‘on the premises, can naturally be sold for from 20 to 88 per cent lower than it is possible for any other Jeweler to quote. Here are three special leaders for the next three days: Handsome Round Cluster Diamond Ring, of 16 fine white brilliants (not chips), with ruby, 25 °o aoe $50), R. Harris & Co., Jewelers, 7th & D. Dunlap Hats. Spring Styles Ready Tomorrow. {| RUOFF, 905 Pa. Ave. YOU’LL SOON THINK estes... hav thing else is correspordingly Jow—and that the average druggist is rc It's Just the opposite. “The “cutters'” make up, times by overcharging, what little lose by selling a few’ medicines below —— cost. Our prices on EVERYTHING are rea- sonable. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St ee eee fe24-20d \For 23c. Get ‘Rid Of the Disorder « *“Jumbled-up Papers.” The Letter File we sell at this price will make you little classified brs ‘wherein your loose business papers hills and xecounts ndy at your fingers’ end whenever businesslil help—not for the ironies man oniy—but in usable for any ( household. \PURSELL’ S, Ninth St » 418." RIE nd Meee = == You CAN EASILY S| EE WHY — lly Sausage > ts so good. T dress all the meats I ase in ~ Waking it. I prepare and on them my: s I think usage Is the most de- Sausage you can buy. If so many folks wouldn't be en- Joying it for breakfast. C. RAMMLING, 312 Pa. ave. nw. 649-650-091 Center Market. fe24-w,f&m-18, Ran ae ee A ee en ee ee 4 drive, ride or own a ) ‘The Finest Barsiens aR man has ever ‘ axents ci AVE called the “CONCORD. se fe24-200 ow er +e we = Our Best Work Is one On Children’s Photos Ok, Father—children's photos show off our work best. It's so difticult to get really good photcs of small children. So few haye the facility for making unique, graceful Poses—that constitute the chief charm of children’s photos. Photos are always pleasing—because — they're lifelike. ie pease asia ,"? weveral styles and w. i. ' Stalee, 1107 F St. Successor to M. B. BRADY. fe24-16d = FY Perhaps your laundry is small? Doesn't make any difference. Want it just the same as the big ones. So send it along! Drop postal—’?phone 1092. THE XALE, 518 ioth st. noon ENGLISH CHOCOLATES. IMPORTED direct from England. ‘No Ease confections in the world than these. in ported and American ASPARAGUS. aud ASPARAGUS TIPS—in tins and glass jurs. Very low W. BURCHELL, 13% F STREET. te24.hia TO ALL WHO DES(RE COMFORT CALL AND SEB send for catalogue of Mark's Adjustable Re- archaxin; clining Chair’ betore : her. The best fh the world, W. 1. PFEIFFER M7 ith nw. fel0-Im manent cure ‘Thompson's Pharmacy, 03 16th at. Write Grover Graham Go, Ni _N. Y., for pamphlet. Sree “Now, Tet good digestion health on ‘bot, is a" favorite, wionat a Angpstura Bitters, Dr 3. GB. Mfrs, tite. and a GEN. LEE WANTS SUPPORT. Says He Will Resign Unless He is Sustained. ‘The Associated Press correspondent at Havana saw Consul General Lee last even- ing for the fourth time yesterday. Thomas G. Alvord, the correspondent of the New York World, was present at the time Gen- eral Lee was interviewed. Consul General Lee was reserved until shown cablegrams explaining the dispatches received in New York relative to his reported resignation. General Lee then said: Applied for Divorce. Kate A. Simms has applied vorce from James J. Simms, to whom was married at Baltimore, Md.,' July charging him with intoxication, and deserticn. She ts ited At oe os oe wy iF Birthday in the Tenley- town Schools—Coasting Accident. The police of this precinct found a three-months-old colored baby last eve ing about 7 o'clock on the west side of 3ith street between M street and Prospect ave- nue, where it had been abandoned. Police- men Trussel and Hess found the young- ster, and, calling the patrol wagon, had it sent to St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, where it was taken care of. The police wili follow the matter up. Joseph Edward, the six-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. R. Taft, died Sunday morning. The funeral was heid from the residence of the grandparenis of the child, 1077 32d street, Monday after- noon. Stephen Bransom died Saturday, afier a Bargains In Trunks. Now is your chance to hny a fine Trunk CHEAP. Previous to getting in our spring stock we are offer- ing a uniform discount of 25 per cent on every Trunk in our big trunk room, 50 feet square. To illustrate: | | | | : i eee eH HHH a brief illness, at his home in this place. He leaves a wife and family. His funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Mount Zion M. E. Church, and was largely attended. Grove Burroughs, a young boy, whil coasting down Valley street in a small ex- press wagon yesterday evening, ran into a small dog. In the collision the mb of ihe dog was torn off. while the boy was thrown out, and, striking the curbston with force, broke his arm in two places. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. At the Tenleytown public schools Wash- ington’s birthday was celebrated in good style. Dr. John W. Chappell presided, the following program was rendered: “Ci lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean,” address, Wm. Burdette; “Hail Columbia,” school; recitation, Mi: Grace Williams; violin solo, Miss Clara Way; recitation, Miss Lucy Armes; song, Miss Jane Curran; address, Rev. Geo. W. McCullough; “Amer- tea,” school, A merry party of children gathered last evening at the residence of Mr. Samuel Artz to celebrate the thirieenth birthday ef his daughter, Jennie Roberta. Among the guests were the Misses Maine and Kate Harringten, Eii Bogley, Bessie aud Louise Birch, Dorothy Stearn, Blanche ard Ella Allen, Marie Fugel, Ida Thomas, Estelle Stearn, Heicn Ibeatty, Grace Artz, and Masters Roy Birch, Willie Johnson, Edwin Peterson, Charles Tribby, Marvin Themas and Courtney Beahler. Notes. The entertainment and dance which was to have been given tomorrow evening at the town hall in Tenleytown, under the auspices of the St. s Aid Society of that place, has been postponed until next Monday evening. The Mozart Club of Washington will give a ccncert at the chapel of the West Street Presbyterian Church Friday evening at S o'clock. The proceeds of the concert will go to the carpet fund of the church. The applications made at the venth precirct police station for positions as spe- cial policemen during the inauguration reached in the borhood of 100. Thi morning the nam of thirty-three wer= sent to the superintendent of police, the numter of eligibles allowed for this sec- tion. Mrs. John Bofley and daughter Dora of Parkland, Md., are on a visit t 3 Penn- sylvania avenue, where they will remain until after the inauguration.” > — THE COURTS. Equity Court No. 1—Judge Cox. Roche agt. Blythe. eed, with Jas. S. Edwards, truste Bradley Co. agt. Boyd; replication allowed to be filed hune pro tunc. Bourgeat agt Bourgeat; motion to strike answer from record © ruled. Devereux agt. nell; Jno. T. Varnell, sr., ian ad litem. Mangum agt. Wise; demurrer to exceptions overruled. In re ‘lunacy of Queeny Primm; order authorizing invest- ment of $100. Cireult Court No. 1—Jndge Cole. agt. W. and G. R. R. agt. Montague; judg- appointed guard- American Car Co. Cp.; on trial. Boy ment by default. Circuit Court No. 2—Judge McComas. Estate of Mary Van Riswick; on trial. Criminal Court No. 2—Judge Bradley. Evening Star Co. agt. Shehan; judgment on verdict. Kries agt. road Co.; on trial. Probate Court—Judge Hagner. Estate of Mary J. Smith; petition letters of administration filed. Estate of Margaret Close; amended petition _ filed. Estate of Fliza W. Philip; executor bonded and qualified. Estate of Margaret executrix bonded and qua! John L. Mattingly; administratrix bonded and qualified. In re-Viola Menard; minor petition for appointment of guardian filed. Estate of Michael L. Sullivan; will filed. state of Clara L. Brown; will returned, with commission executed. Estate of Mar- tin Kilfogle; receipts filed. Estate of Mar- garet Close; wa'ver of citation filed. in re orphans of John E. Denny; petition to invest funds. Metropolitan Rail- for Seheuch ; ified. Estate of TWO GIRLS PERISHED. Efforts to Rid a West Virginia Vil- we of Undesirable Persons. Intelligence has come of a terrible calam- ity which occurred Saturday night in the interior of Tyler county, W. Va., by waich a number of persons were terribly injured and several lost their lives. In one of the interior oil fields there has been a speak-easy and a sporting Mouse, whick incurred the ill will of the people living in that section, and according to the story a number of attempts have been mide to eradicate the places, but in vain. Saturday night a number of the male pop- ulation of the little village went to the two houses, which are located side by side, and after warning the inmates, applied a torck to the structures. The people of the houses had made no effort to leave, and consequently, when the fire started, thcy were not prepared to get out as quickly as was necessary. One or two girls are re- ported to have been burned in the house and two men are said to have lost their lives in the speak-easy. In addition to this, it is known that a number of per- sons were terribly burned, some of them so badly that it is not believed that they can recover. The names of those who are reported to have been burned to death in the fire are: Stella Woods of Pittsburg, Anna Johnson of Columbus, John Jackson of Pennsylva- nia, Frank Stewart of Indiana. The men were both workers in the oil fields, and at the time of the fire were sleeping in their rooms over the speak- easy. The nacnes af the parties who were sertously burned by the flames in their en- deavor to escape from the ‘buildings can- not be learned, butit is known that there were five or six of them. | — oon. Admiral CéIhoun’s Will. The will of the date Rear Admiral Ed- mund R: Colhoun w4s filed yesterday. It is dated May 18, 18%, and Mary Ann Col- houn,- the testator’s widow, is made sole beneficiary and executrix. In a codicil, dsted January 29, 1892, certain pieces of silverware are given to Samuel R., James R., Sarah E. and Helen A. Colhoun, and in a second codicil, dated October 3, 1805, $1,000 ts left to Mrs. M. Coihoi . Gaghan; compensa- tion of receivers fixed. O'Hare agt. BECKER'S, | seaboiesl Fine Harness, Trunks, &c., 4 i 1328 F S Near Ebbitt. 1 °9°Phone 1636. 4] << @ 4 urgh & Bro. 4 " ‘4 r { ,, You Are i @ Making Any Md ‘ Kind of | *; Preparations " » For the iH . Fourth of March | | _ It is time you were secing us. f During our Special Sale we can save you much money. ¢ We have all kinds of Flags and Buntings. We have the } Small Flags, the Large Flags, the Shields, the McKinley and Hobart Portraits, the Flag ~ Staffs and anything else needed 7% , at prices that will astonish you. }4 Another case of those White , Blankets came today that we “ ¢ were selling at 37$c. These are M Double White Blankets, full ¢ * size. 4 4 ef Special Linen Items. bg =a. i ** Towel Specials. bd : 100 dozen size eawy quality Tndressed Fringed Irish Huck 555 10c. s 200 dozen si v oxtra 4 24 heavy lity Undressed zh Riek Towels 0c. “4 ( size 19.38 heave < > quality r Momie { Towels 5 ae 150 dome siz 18x86 ft ie | quality Knotted Pringe Ger- " j bd 4 80 down ¢ heavy qnal- 54 ity Bleached Turkish ‘Tow-ls i : These Y ou Will Need: i al . 6} $4 ohh euat smatity: Can 12%, ' Pain White Dam- Doylies. pest *¢ 300 dozen 18-in. Plain es d¢ White ant Colored Bordered 89, ei p¢ German Damask Doyles 100 dozen % Extra Quality German Damask Napkins dozen % Extra Heavy “$1. 00 voz. a @-in. Extra Good Quality Full Bleached Scotch Table 74 Dansk . $= 7240. Bleached Damark Quat- Table Damask We are receiving daily and Girect from the leading Do- mestic manufacturers some of the most attractive de- signs and colorings we have ever shown—the cloth is su- perior in quality and the designs and colorings are cocrect represenfations of the French artinty, Guar- aateed fast colors. In order to introduce these we have marked thew to sell for... pq Jewelry. Specials. ax XX & ot 4 Qe. Miniature Brooches... Black Silk Watch Guards with sterling allver slider... Pompadour Combs, perfect imitation of real ‘Tortoise Shell. Regular Gc. quality. i- i) i f ii gf iH iE i § ii i il ; if itt ithe ii A i HE ir i A SX SS AX RE AEA RX AX ak ae ax : 5