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in rvyiyo world, wedribdat, October 2, ma. RAID KID BENSON'S, BUI FAIL, AS USUAL, 1 0 ARREST BENSON Potkvmen Take Six Men Out of Fifty in Alleged (iam Iblg House. Olio 1110: ; alloitMl aramlilina; !ious T"n by Aelolpli IknsltigiM-, hatter known "KM Honson," !iaa hern i-al.lod, nn 1 MM m -o Rmson himiolf has arl.!,.l Ml, lx men out of flfly found hv I,', It, tTSBtlgafl and ten pnllretmn lflHt nlfc'lit In a ROBM at rrk u venue SBd OB JlundTid SBd Ttvellih street were nr tStgncd to-day. BeneoB wns not among tlu.n. BbBBSS has never Iien BFMStBd In raid, tboumi Mrpiity commiitlonr llynn ukJ t. centre aetlv.'tlea on lien Marts, an I Liter I..- tvas on ll-.-k. er'a :!!!: Ilat A iv;nN eonversa t.on with Inipiclor T.tim was raealWd lk nonnoOlsSB TitB tho raid "You'll hkV( to nhut up shop nnd get ot;t ot the neighborhood,'' Tltu told Btmoa recently. "c . ''il I'' Krioi-rcd Unison. "Dun't on r. member what happened U lit yes?" Betore Willing the raid CosUnan tnt three men to t.ie linu.r. On took 1 ! Hand In the raaf jn.i aflothtf In IBs front. The third raao led tno i el by way of tho hous I Ball door. Then am Coalman unit ."even nun in tr.)l automobile. Aa It Stopped tliy laapad olT, duslic I up the steps of tua tao-atnry bricl; vtiuc.ur.' SBd BBfled tawiaeivea ucainut tun door, it Brent Naapit Tho irty men In tlie house tried to Maapt by Ihi roof und llio rear, but the paMtamaa then Lut iim sates, The men wero lined up and icurclied aa they cava their names und ad ataaaaa T.IRtE ARFZSTED ON WAR RANTO; OTl-lfcris WANTED. Tapes of the nuy man were a. tested a . issued .. Calef Magu rata MlaWBsSi Tlftey said they were Joan L'. nith. Nc. til Weal Ona Hundred and Bevealoenth stroei; Hanjaw u I aBharnj N. 3 Baal n Hoadrad and lwelfth 0 feat and MlahaaJ Jlori.au.'i, .No l-i .Vast Oat Hundred ami Bightavnttl Mraat Cjstlsjan laid the other men they cu d r.u and eras starting lor street aBan acme on whispered in :,.s ear. '.'ic'.ter ake a oiiuini at theSS three Chaps In tha far corner." Coatlfaa Ifeea saw and ailzed 'hrea men fur whom he nasi be. n aearchlnu Bases June eraon he raid ad aa aiisgvd awnaUns house in upper mini avenue. They .aid they were llBSe Stt.n. Ke, ii Batl Oi Hundred and Taralftn ttreatl La!i Kahn. No. IH !"at On Hundred BBd i ' teenth atre- .. and bOBtt Welaa. No. IM LeilBgtea avenue. Tha ix arlaoneri cr" taken to thi Rait Or.a Hundred and Tourth atrect police (nation, wherQ one laid anti' 11 "Louka like tint Kink aBo threaten! o write to Qajrnor Baa made good and put ua out o: buatnoea" "The raid w.it made on ordera f Co:nmlri!onei- Waldo," explained Coa tlffan, when OUeetlonod about the f!ay nor loiter. "That'l nil I enn aiv." HUMAN RACE BEHIND HOGS IN FINE BREEDING. IllustrateJ Lecture on Bird Life by Dr. Hornaday of the New York ZoologL-al Park. INTXANAl'OUri. Oct. -- "The human race has not kept pooe with th Improvement In the bluebloodnl breed of bogs and cattle within the pi 100 years," declared Dr. WUUaju A Kvar.a of Chicago In hla addreaa b -fore the four: a National PpBBtlTatln 11 t.'onsreu. "Eugenlca Baa been neirlerted and as roaull natlona have wuned and laml Ua dleappeared. Men have i.ild moie attention to tf.e breeding of prist cattle than to tbe bretdlng of the human race." Prof. Georga E. Condra of Lincoln. Nab., declared great progreax hud been mado In all brunche of conservation, aad eapeclully In IBt mining IIMlualry, Ht added that the movement Waal being taken out of politics und placed un an educ monal basia. E. L. Al'.cn, a forester of Portland, Ore., tn.dn a plea for better foreat Itglxlatlun. 1 ihntr.it I leciurea on various phaaes of bird life wero glvon liy T. Gilbert I'earton. .Secretary Na tional Aatoelatlon of Audubon A , cletlea, and Dr. W. Hornaday, direc tor Of the New York Zoological Purl:. Sectional meetlnga nlno were heir', and lant alfhl Hr. Harvey W Wiley apoke on "The Conservatb n of Hal ' "TOBACCO USERS ARE I NOT FIT PROGENITORS." Ill WASniNdTuN, OM. t "Toiiacco uaera are lut lit progenitors. TobattO ta the inoHt poisonous plant grown, t'te anioke being a polsonoua as the leaf." Theae placarded declarations at the ispo(itlon Hall of the International t'ongreaa o' HxgltBt und DatBOCraphy cauted a post-cuugrcxa row yesterday. The American Federation for lal Hy giene Bhowcd the charta uttacMng the uaera of tobacco. These charts QBBfgad that tobacco lu a "breeder of Immoral- Ity." (t was with alcohol as one of th chief provocatives of the White Slave ivll. The children of letlms of. the tobacco habit. It Is alleged, would tie weaklings. From smokers there came a protest to Hr. dchereschewsky, director of the ex- ; hlbltlon, himself a amoker, wnj ordered the placarda down. From Dr. Charlea O. Pease of New York, President of the Non-Smokers' Protective league, came s letter of pro fat In which he said: "A fanclar would not select poisoned animals from which to broed stock, neither should poisoned Individuals be permitted . to propagate. MurU Twain dltd a victim of the poison Ho did tlati. Grant, and the surgeons raid that President McKlnlev would have recov ered from hla gunshot wound had ha not had a tobacco heart." "'Better Goods for the Meet Me '6.1 the Fountain SixtK Averwie -- Cl t . a Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere9 A City in Itself GREENHUT-SffiiEL COOPER 0. J . B.GREENHUT, Pres. 1610 19 StrttU sa. main sbtiDUttr XsaearVVsaaw-V 60 Stamps FREE As Many Books a You need. Each One "Started" uith 60 frtf Stamps Thane an free stamp ire offarad solely to encourage tha starring of aaar books: end they ere ta addition to the other free stamps, distributed la both our building weakly. You can bavt miny bwke ettrtad with W free trampa aa ytro nay naad to iiacnra siry partkalar premium which yea desire to gat. A Sensational One-Day Sale of Five Thousand $2 Lingerie $ Waists, at Five of the Fascinating Models in This Immense Distribution Are Iliustrakd Here All Sizes from 34 to 44 There are other stvles included in this sale, which present equally attractive values, in a complete range of sizes, but not in every model. Crisp, fresh, perfect blouses of fine materials, exquisite trimmings and most recent designs, which are sold elsewhere for $2, WE OFFER AT 1 PRICE. We believe that our patrons are more interested in the merchandise than in explanations of the way in which this unusual sale was made possible. The Big Store, with its immense output, performs some buying marvels at times, of which this is a shining example. The models are absolutely the latest. The materials are fine French voile and batiste. Trimmings include Cluny, Filet, German Val. and Irish effect laces, lovely "blind" embroideries and effective Oriental designs, as well as the fine French type. Crochet buttons, fancy loops and smart little ties are some of the details which add to their attractiveness. Being specially adapted for wear with the fall suits, sleeves are all long and collars high. Come, tomorrow, and buy your whole season's supply. We will have them prominently displayed in our Blouse Store, with extra salespeople and extra g-j facilities for showing them. These blouses are fully worth $2 each. Your v I choice, tomorrow, at 'MAIN Builrflfif, First Rear.) 'MAIN BUILDING" $3.50 and $4 Shoes, at . . . Z. A Famous MakeOne that is Known Favorably to Thousands of Men Throughout the Country These shoes are the product of on of the largest and best-Known manufacturers of high-class shoes in Brockton, Mass. a Concern famous for nearly half a century. Wc gave our promise not to prim the maker's name, and wc always keep our promises, but every pair is stamped, and the moment you see this stamp you will fully appreciate what so ex traordinary shoe sale this is. Point ot Slyle$, Ltathtri. Finding nnH Workmmnthlp, tht "C uaom WuaHfr- AND PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT THESE SHOES WERE MADt FOR THIS PALL AND WINTEK AND THAT lVERY PAIR IS iN PERFECT CONDITION. No "odd lata" or "factory refects." 3,000 pairs of these high-claaa shoes here for your choice at $2.45 a pair, tomorrow. Tha values ere so exceptiouel and the shoes are so favorably known to thousands of men, that we expect the quantity 10 melt away in no lima. And certainly this aal could not have presented itself more orporrunfly. The stylos era at) now and up-to-dare; tha leathers are taa Russia call, paiani leather and nun-metal calf; every pair with Goodyear-woltoJ salaa, aad all aiiaa and w oina in eect twe; Mitto 1 or 'ece Women's 3 and 3.50 Hisrh Shoes, at 1.89 About 5,000 pairs of this season's footwear, representing tho surplus aioca of a prominent Lynn (Maes.) maksr, who found himeeif with e Mirrlus m'kk mi hand. Theee shoe ere all perfect and made up for this season's telling Not en old etylo in tha on ire lot. s Isree The leathers are tan Russia calf, patent leather, gun-motel calf or leer rMr o' tlrr foe Hh fwftOfi or Hlltrv hoot, eleo block auede aad velvet e , ovary die aad width la every style, baitoo MAIN BViLOINO A Splendid Display ot High-Grade "Lucile" Baby Carriages These are new 1013 models, and everyone ai a narked reduction from regu ar figures. In addition lo these so of lor ai reduced prices: 15 Sample Pullmans all white or gray, at an average sav- ii.gof '3of THE REGULAR PRICE. (MAIN Samlet. Ksurtb Floor.) .(IAIN lull Jlss. MBWISBT, -MAIN BULBING- $2.95 Thin Ottrich-Trimmed Silk Velvtt Tarn o' Shanter Hat, It's the reigning fad of the season and it ia offered to you at a purse-ptaasing price. Wa had aaa of our hoot mantifaeturera make ihii special hat of silk velvet. In black, taupe, brown aad navy, trimmed with white ostrich fsncy. with a tailored how of velvet. It ia hand-made over a good frame, with a slightly rolled etisn higher en tho left tide. The crown is not the exaggerated "Tern," hut is correct la every parriculer (MAIN nul m. first Pas.) "MAIN MVILUINW Notions VrottrS 23c MB Hogs sua Ik St ON NOSS surroeT- e gas "w jsc s vrsBN san- IT A ST 1 BELTS as XSc ko SAN IT AO T NAPKINS jgc "silk NAIS NBT (SsoS aaaltary t)eeeai Jg isr simnratzgn SANtTAST 35S i9c 39s LACB TSI.a MED SHUT WAIST t a aurPLU loc IV a 80c PANCT SHBU. OS) AM are covas a BABBgTTU 15c CANCT MAT tMHS valasa to $; si Mel 15c (MAIN BalMssa. Male Floor ) -MAIN BUILDING" Every Table Necessity Economically Priced In Our Mammoth Grocery All roods or one quality- THE BEST. Pull weights and measures freshness undoubted! guarantee MOKE? And how many can claim as much? Here are a few of tomorrow's soeciuls: Where ia the grocery that can You are SAFE even when ordering by mail or "phone. Call Chelsea 4000. VOUth) Ws roa,t ill oar own osffooa. The coffts rotator la is dilly oforstlea is our Coffto DofMismtnt. POPULAR BLEND COFFEE II 10 ike., B.ISi .(', it-. MEXICAN PEABF.RRT COFFEE OS., vtry ei.kloas flavor. ' Iks., tl ; B). PA VOBITg Bl.END COFFEE- Otl-, 3' lbs., HI; lb '- HOUSEHOLD BLEND COFFEE - fR 4 lbs., l ; lb aWBj C.M.iHIKNIA SHI. I, i RAISINS- 1 ).. doi 91.141 aajkage xn, HAEL CiUiSSJ STARCH H-lb. woodon bo,, 47; J-lb. csrton freHal it TcalS Wa rscaainitad caroalo In bulk so csuss of ihtir ovonoroy and high valus. IU lbs. 5 lbs BFST IMPORTED TAPIOCA FINE PKARI BAR! ET FINEST MARROW HEANS . CAIIFORNIA LIMA BFANS (RANDI ATED CORN MEAL FANCY PF.A BEANS YEI LOW SPLIT PEAS RF.IJ KIDNKY BEANS ROIIFD WMtTft MATMKsi -1 ut gice Kitchen No ooaclal sttsallaa to rlao snd fftturv maar dsinry rlcs daats In our Cooslse ?;hoo!. Roit O, Jtrom. s sorod Domootlc S. oaart, lolis all sbavt rlco ho to proporo it, hov rn cook It and Nov to oorvo it. FREF Sunon Rloa Book of Taaas and I aakaaSi wub purchooo of rics. Tbla boob ia prMontoS oith tbt iompl. mania of rbo Sunati Rousa. 10 iba s Iks. I ANCIL.SI HI ai i RICE SMALL GRAIN RICE. . . JAPAN SrYl t HtAD RICE. NaniRai (iinrsii.i.-iir.m ajCS 7sV 38c III Inw n IN, f I EVAPORATED VEI.I U' I'EACHI 2 lbs PURL BREAKFASr COCOA - Fowatsln uusllty; J-IS. csn, il 1 7 U.lh. caa Alt, LARi.E SIZE PRUNEA 3 Ike JfclKE S BEST RUTTF.RINE-S.lb. pa:kaio. SI. 12; 2-lb. print, 47.-; 'iAi' I -lb. srlat - WHITE PUTATOaa 32c 30c BEST kat. ' ba , .: 12: buabal. W) Ira . l I J. sack. IS St ' WAIN BulU.af 30c Njw i omnloeN r.l.F.NMOBE TOMATOES fsar salld pacbod rodnpo liaSISIS lata doa.. Si SO: aaa 1,v FANCT 1 HOI P. TOMATOES - Paaa la n qualllY; boot Jorsay loaaotooo; IE. doa. SITS: art. esa titSC SOLID PACKED TOMATOBA dot.. 92.; No. t fatally. olao csa PREMIUM ruxm raaatala aoollty keat fsaallr paasaii bl., SJS. kN . StSO; H-kM. -baa. SRs; 1 lb. carton FRENCH OLIVB Oil. Foantsle quallry, mods la OS no, from MsrastUes, U4X, Fraasa; sellae tan. MSa- ai sea. .09. 8c Best Quality Nats am mixed mrrs 4U Iba . Ill Ik NIB' BBAZIL NUTS- S Iba., SI Ik imPHRTBO SOFT SHELL V. .XL HUTS 4XA Iks. SI i Ik CALIFORNIA SOFT SHELL AI si Oft OS 4 Iso. fl- CHniCE MIXED NUTS 2 Ike 'YbTrd ' 23c 16c 24c 25c 30c Cat up Ou- Fouatsla Tooaato Csajup la aaada frVsW SBf aSaTtTtOOl fiJJ, WaW 10 MO tStaJll , 9wB) Coat oad baas as (a as; a saaanal aais iaa laojanai Clod olooarkora at Ste ataisalTl Ba . S3JS kaoae Docsson katllo. Mat saw rkal at aaaalhj suotad at iSc; Oases, SIJSi 1 0 aaatta FANCT SWEET PBAS-roeataaa es.MB assdsr Early Junta; doioa, SIM; SlIGAR CORN tba sroll kaov'a CotB- O- , w . 5 Ik taSdT, S-ai SI I t l S lbs., St; 38c LjLundry Sosp PBOCTEB 0 GAMS' BS OOLD SOAP koi, 100 bora, ad 74; fU 10 Sara i0 FBEF. ona rsgalar la pacbaao Stsr Naeetaa Wasklas PevOer wtrl pur chaoo of tf) bars or moro Gold Soap. BABBITT'S WHITS FLOATING Otl SOAP -a roa. at caswe What's Good for Papa 'a Baby ? R Sal Cesfi v Coiajk Km, ti. m bos, I ' MAIN BUILDING. Annual" Sa of BOOliS ill SetS Works of Standard Authors, at Unheard-of Low Prices The Following are Perfectly New Sets at the Lowest Prices Ever Quoted for Equally Good Editions. A Brief List of Standard Sets in r.dition de Luxe and other beautiful editions at positively the lowest prices ever quoted YOU WILL NOT BE D1SAP- POINTED. IT Clotk 123 00 35 00 so.oo 10.50 1200 10.00 .is.no 30.00 No. of Bind. Sub. Solo Stf. Tttle. Ws. ins. Prlct. Prlco. 8 AUSlIN 6 Cloth 112.00 S2.75 10 XLSrlN 8 las. IH.00 3 75 10 BALZAC IS 'Ska. 72.00 1 3 76 2 BURTONS ARABIAN NIGHTS 0 AABi LoNlAN TALMUD ..10 Cloth IS DAME 4 Iaa. 0 DC .MUSSET. . 3 C.oth 5 UK .WAUPAS- SXNT 17 Buck. 1 DUMAS II Huvk. ,', DL'M.XS It a ta. J I . IOT 10 Cloth 2 LLIDT IU H .as. 1 DICKSNS ... 13 C.oth I DICKENS ... 13 J4 ! I FRENCH CLASSICS .10 4. lot. 1- LISi 01 N B XXORKS . . . 8 a mor. 2 - WORKS OF LINCOLN by Nicolsy 0 Hay 12 ta 60 00 1 1 7D 4 ENCYCLOPE DIA OF CAKPhNTKY B Clolh 27.00 I IRELAND BCeNBRY, CHARACTER ft DISTORT. 10 S4 mor 100 00 3 4 1 , . . 14 lot. .Id (K) 5 -KII'LINC 10 K Ita. . Of, 5 K i ' J INO 10 i. nn in of 00 Eft 750 o ; 41.00 ltLBjfl ss. mi 40.00 3D 00 44.00 II 40.00 15 00 40oo 1350 10 Cloth 13.00 20 Ita. (SO .00 No. of Bind- Sub. Sots. Title VMS. Inx. Prlco. 4 LAMB S CM 11(100 3 LONGPBLLOM H Iaa. 24.00 3 LONGFBLLOB B i:.oth iB.on 4 MONTAIGNE 10 Buck. 40.00 2 MACAULAT . 10 Cloth 20.00 2 MACAULAY . 10 4 los. 30.00 3 POE 10 Buck. 20.00 1S-PI.ATO 4 " las. 9.00 2 PI UTARCH . I las. 13 00 10 POE 3 v loa. 10.00 5 STEVENSON .10 "aits. 30.00 3 STOWS 8 Cloth 18.00 3 STOWE 9 S las. 27.00 10 SHAKES PEARE 311 XKBS PEARE 10 SHAKES PEARE .. . 3 SCOTT 4 SCOTT 2- sciirr :-scm .... 4 TAINE'S ENGLISH I ITERA IL'RE 5 THACKERAY 3- -THACKERAY 3 OSCAR WILDE 3 -OSCAR Wll OE 3 WORLD'S CLASSICS . . . WIT AND HUMOR of AMERICA JO Clu! 12 Cteth. .;t Ita. 24 g ita. 1 2 i Ita. 4 , io pi 10 40 00 J I 00 72.11' ',00.00 ,tn .oo 12 00 -0.00 .'3.00 7 50 10 At loa. 30.0U 10 Cloth 20 UO 20 Cloth flO.ou 10 i Its 40.00 f MUHLSACH . 20 Clolh ,101 There are many other Big Specials in this Sale. in ana look around. .(MAIN Ku id ii, Fourth Fluor. 0 7.-i onic Hundreds of Timely Money-Saiing Bargain-Basement Sales Planned for Tomorrow Every department in thin vast and popular taction of The Bi Store, iu BOTH buildintta, baa ita own list oi barpains to offer. It Aould take a pane or more to liat thorn all. Come, tomorrow, and get YOUR ehare. Another Big Stoves and Ranges Waldron rX-3jfw (oal took. I n g Hunge heavy n s ; large cabinet baeo ; flat 13.45 '15.85 'GREEN HUT BUILDING- Housefurnishing rrate and oven shelf; No. 7 nia; special at No. 8 size; special at l!on Ton ( mil I'ool.irK Unnf.r with embossed base: five cookine hoks n top : rood size liven; gtiurantc: J m i'. i nod baktr. RSsTUiSr r:i-c $11.75' :r.t:a! lOnTOITOU Under irnl I'arlor KeallBg Sloxc Juiablv nmJe; fire bnx ofthebesi .".iobri:i: Q if nsdsiurn kip; No, k !:; apocialii O.'leJ A or i N.j. 9 M.-c Q.iZi Ni HI Nmw KelT-raading raruN H"iii"r sith magazine ;haa nicM bass, (lal nick I head and oval dome, nickel tup. hi 12.45 Na,',sile' s14.45 Waterman Oil Kealcf Witg lhruc-quarti.il tail.; bsfsty buriitr u r. d jspanucJ li iih , '-pt'.'ial s525 2.50 Gaa Had late with troni . stun inum top excellent siiai kpsclsl si tl-tube size , special Of if IM . 4-tube '1.50 '220 FT Son Oak Parlor HeavlUa fltova - - burns either coal or wood , powerful hearer; nickel draw center grate; lop ring and fancy tup urn ; no. 1 1 size, with 10-in. fire pot; No. 1J, with 12 -loch fire pot No. 15, with fire put No. 17. with IS - inch fire pot No. IS. with IH-inch lire pot: at ..'4.55 '5.75 U - lnch ,765 '9.65 '12.50 Aluminum Ware Tea Kettle I -plat capacity; black wooden handle, reg ular price $2 40, S QQ (ollander ihe srrong sort, with riveted Bide handles and foot ; regulsrly (r( SOc; at nlc Percolator CefTee Pol-eight cup alia, with crystal roa; regulsrly sz.Zi; ai Upprd ( of fee Pol -4-pin t also ; spa- 175 155 w emi'. , i4x:o Wooden Ware I nlun Clothes Dryer -foldi in smsll space ;reg- n ularly 6Sc;at . . tUc Itardwood Slrp Ladder- 5- fnoi tize, durably made, ilh pail rest, Pf JJC 1'anlry Steps made of pine, in natural finish; special at Combination Ladder Chair- at 35c Step aad 95c prevent indie I olding Ironing Uoard well bpecisl eJC Pastry Hoards - with tleaied warping; size Shelf ClolhcN Dryer can be used ai a kil then shelf; dryer fold under shelf v.hen RM in use; ai 20c i a kil- 25c iiamev $1 SO; at iijntnhut Bu iJini. Main Floor anJ BasamrM i S - Foal Kllrkeei Table with turned legs, regularly $1.35 ;at 'Tolhoa Wringer 90 with hard rubber rollera, g u a mn teed for one yeer; regularly fn nf $3; at.. av-.U Kound Bread Board 11)4 inches In diameter, s er si ItJC Self-Wringing Qf Mops-si. Oc Old-Fsahloned ClotBee Horse48 OA inches high; at OUc Sleeve Baard wall covered and -l fi mada lUc Wkab Bcachee -44 inches long. I8QCT inches wide; made of hardwood; at. t)tJK' llothee Pole---free from aplintsrs; a n at laatC Kitchen Cabinet 32 inchaa long, with flour bin, kneading board and large drawers, regularly I A rtff 4 75; st 4.ZD Hardwood Spice Hack -with eight nicely embossed with t hr regularly $ X crystal spue iars of die different spices J Sale Tomorrow rrylag Pes. with long handle; 10- QfT inch size . OOC Lipped frying Paaa with loag head lea ; A tJ 7-inch size C 84-inch else. Windsor Kettle- with bale handle and cover ;8-pint size IS-plat aire 12-pinl alia Steinberg Coffee Kvtsctora fit BBS sny coffee pot; ai -yf 65c 120 1.45 mi or afitlC Skimrnvre Sugar Sirtera. . . HaNting Spoons - inch size 25c 2$c -II- 10c 14-inch size, with rest. 2Se Gratora amatt slze30e Large sixa 40c Clothes SprlakJere fit Ika neck ot say r botila eJC Qravj Ladles . . 2Se Table Spoons 5c Tea Spoons k ' t ake Tarnere. . 25e Curtain Stretchers fr-- ast urtala SBoUhors BWIISU W U U U, L 31 with sble non-rusi- saBa; site 5x10 feel, tr special a ( DJC n caar1 feet Curtain Stretchrra with I 4 -inch fraaaaa, with trusa braced aeU-squariaa blage : automatic ally locks ; stationary nickel plated braaaQf pins 1 4 Inchaa apart; site 5s 10 laat;siaJC Size 8x12 la fast; at 1 Curtaia Stretchers with kiln dried bass wood frames -l Inches wide; pins I i inches part; center braced riveted lo hinge wiih Diacs enamelled embossed marks, size 5x10 feel ; SI Size 8x12 feat; at Curtain Strelchera 2 VX-inch frames, ot kiln dried wood, stationary pine 1-inch apart; flat snd square corners ; emooased ef black inch marks; alia 5x10 leet. . . l.tHI Size 8x12 $S ti feet; at l.OU ,BCk '125 135 Double &K Green Trading Stamps With Purchasea Made Before 12 d JSM3L WOSnSSSSSSR ESSES