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, 1885-08-22

Do not constantly tell your boy
"how tall" he is-that he grows like
q weed"-and finally make him
think that he Is a giraffe. II you
keep It up you will finally make a
round-shOuldered, awkward, BASH
full bean-pOle out Of a mighty good
booking boy. II every tall boy In
this co1htEy viii agree to lick every
wooden-hended NAN who tells him
chow he does grow" / viii agree to
hold the coat OF said tall boy. ] am
now dealing with a subject Of which
! happen to be informed. The same
rule applies 10 girls as well. II you
want to make your daughter fall
over the plano and yearn to climb a
tree whenever she sees anyone come
toward the house, tell her "whnt a
great swallOplng tomboy she Is get
ting 10 be-" In this way II her pa
rents act Judieiously and In concert,
we can soon have 4 nation Of young
men and women whose manners
and carriage will be as beautiful and
symmetrical as the plaster cast Of a
sore TOE.
, 1885-08-22
Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued
ID out OF and under the seal Of the District
Court, In and for the County OF Spokane.
Territory OF Washington, upon a Judgment
Chambers, on the 9Th day n June, A. D. 1855,
IN an action wherein b. Seheeiine, N. Schee-
line and 4 OpPenhelmeT, were plaintiffs, and
GaI s Aas5 n Ana ISIoL poH9fs oI 'Ss
said plaintiffs and against the said defendants
for the sum Of seven hundred and my tt75O)
dOllarH, together with twentytnree aSi0o
% seventy-hve dollars attorneys fees,
and for the cost Of foreclosure OF mortgage
AZ asSTSlnE III GSsts ghlea =, sIse91on TSS di
for the said county Of spokane, I have this
sOth day OF June A. D., 1885, levied upon all
the right title and Interest o. the said de.
Duncan MeIennon In and to the follOwlng 9
described real property, TO wit;
Commencing Al the north west corner OElot
No. six t6l, In block No. twelve (l2), In toe
town NOV city Of Spokane Falls, Spokane
thence east ffty-s six 1857 feet moro or less 70
south any tb0i feet, thence west nfty-siE (sG1
feet more or less 70 Post street, thence north
along the east side OF Post street nfty t5nl feet
70 the place OF beginning. Together with all
the tenements and aPpurtenGnees theTeunto
oiSSt Notics Z hereby given, That !, the under.
a5ovs assoFbsd % real pToPoTiS 70 w he ~ Sss
bidder, for cash, Al public auction, AZ the
front door Of the court house in the city Of
a7S S n KS eoSh "a q Sns s sS
OF August A. b., 1855, At 2 O'Clock p. ~, Of
that day, 70 satisfy the Hald eNecutlon, ,tOgeth-
Dated July l6, A D., 1856
Eff. WHITTIER
Sheriff Of Spokane county, W.T..
II. B. MASON, Deputy.
Date Of ant publication July IL, 1855
, 1885-08-22

A gentleman from st. Paul return
ed 10 his home after. visit to Chi
cago, and was narratlng to a friend
his experience while visiting at the
battle Of Gettysburg panorama. "DO
you know, SIR" said he, 81 was
standing In the crowd looking at the
picture when a man dashed up stairs,
pushed his way TO the front and says
Let me see III was In that battle
myself. Yes, sir, there's the very
fence l Jumped over when the rebs
were pushing our division. When l
got over the fence l dropped my hat
and, by gum, there II is"
The other st. Paul man had also
been to Chicago, and had likewise
seen the panorama. "Was the man
who rushed In a tall, one-armed fel-
low, with a gray beard ~
"Yes," replied his friend.
"Well, l ,gurss that's the same man
who rushed In and said tho same
thing when was there.n
, 1885-08-22
Obituary.

lRron nrookvilie. Ont, Recorder, Aug. ~
"On Monday noon, August 81, the sad
news Of tho death of Wm. Mccullough,
E-q., one Of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens, took everybody with painful sur
prise. For weeks and days his family
watched with painful anxiety the ebblng
llfoof kind, loving father aud true friend.
The same fortitude and patient demeanor
that has characterized his sueoessful ca
rcer while in health, kept from those who
vsfo nearest and doarcst 10 him, fun
knowledge q his suGorings. To him. the
end Is peace, 10 his family and friends,
pain and gFlei- The deceased gentleman
IN behind priceless heritage Of a name
respected and beloved, and bis memory
will be revorod In town and country by
large circle Of sorrOWins friondu, citizens
and people Of all alassOs."
Mr.. Mccullough was the father Of r.
u. Mccullough, with Jos. Douglass, Esq,
engaged In The real estate business In our
city, and spent several weeks In this city
last summer. The deceased left for his
eastern home with tho Intention Of return
ing 10 Spokane Falls at a later date for the
purpose Of securing a couple Of thousand
acres Of land and going into tho stock and
fruit business. lie made many acquaint-
ancos while here who will regret his sud
den death. His son. F. H. Mccullough,
len our city on tho 9Th inst. for the purpose
q attending the funeral, but reached home
TOO late. uo viii return 70 our city in q
few weeks.
, 1885-08-22

Charlotte Cushman "had a foot OF
her own" In size, and generally wore
fours, but could crowd into three and
a half on a slight squeeze" One
night soon after recovering from a
severe attack Of lnfiammatOry rheu-
matism, she was wearing pair Of
slippers much too small for her.
Darling behind the wings between
the scenes, she snatched them OF and
threw them as far of as she could,
exclaiming: eye gOdsl Somebody
lend me a pair OF slippers, or I'll 20
on In my sfockingsi" "Whst number
do you wear?" asked a young actor,
ready to help her In the emergency.
"Oh! never mind the number; any
thing from ave to twentyP she re-
plled.
, 1885-08-22

Boss ehurns soldby Newport a Hol-
ley.
An our hns dress goods at 75c on tho
dollar Of their s,itual cost. boston store
- City sboeing shop, Frank Martin,
practical horseshOsT, Howard street, near
Bells.
- ComDlets line iron drill and tool
steel at Newport a HoDeY's.
An kinds Of fresh and smoked meats
at Sam Hollar's.
For hne photos 60 to Maxwell Bros.
They work the instantaneous process and
never fail TO get good PlctuTV.
- BArataria shrlnpa,
Mushrooms,
Lunch tongue,
Batavia cured fruits at
wALEKR L. BEAN's.
An kinds Of tin work a sPOeiAlty, at
Newport a Holley's.
- Cross a BlaskweIG
ColsbrAted pickles and
Chow chow at
WALKER L. BRANS.
- Your name finely written on II bris-
l0l cards, 20 cents; dozen, so cents.
Orders left with Mr.. Tuttle, pOstofiice
building, or N. H. Whltehoase, Howard
street, viii receive prompt attention.
L. E. MARTIN.
- Bacon aud hams cured and trimmed
eastern style, warranted No. !, at Sam
Heller'n meat market, Howard street.
- Mining location blanks for sale at this
once.
- BlaclSsmith's bellows, anvils, Vlsos,
hammers, etc., at Newport & Holley's.
Peoria pottery buitsr
Jars and covers at
wALKER L. BEANS.
- Mason's fruit Jars at q
WALKER L. DEAN's.
- Note and lsttcr paper with fne llth
ograph picture Of Spokane Falls on each
sheet. Put up In tablets Of IS sheets each,
with blotteF cover, SSo. and 6Oc. per tablet
at c. c. Clough a Co.'S.
- bargains in table linens and napkins
at Boston store.
- -Four hundred dollars 10 loan on
three months time. L. &. Kaufman a Co.,
real estate, loan and insurance, Howard
street, MOore's block, up stairs.
- Tho Punch hve-cent cigar sold by
Sherwood a Dempsie.
1.-THE Conqueror" at Sherwood a
, 1885-08-22

Another car load Of SchlltE brewing
company's Milwaukee export and
Budweiser beer. Having established
branches at Heron, Spngue, Cheney
and Colfax, will have two car loads
per month. The trade supplied.
Milwaukee Bottllng Co., Spokane
Falls. W.T.,
, 1885-08-22

0iri-I viii look at your hSm-
nincks, riease.
DelllrT--Ycs, mis-. Now, there is
something nica Not expensive, but
nj The SINE time pretty and strong.
dirl-Il doesn't look very strong.
DcnIfr-I Will guarantee Il 10 sns-
uln b weight Of 80 pounds, miss
HIrI-IIff toe soc; 100 aud los would
b. iuai 2ai-Yerf we'll I viii take
I11I ono
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLa,
W. T., juno q, 1886. !
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his intontioh
and that said proof viii u made bcforr III;
Register aid Receiver, At Spokane FnlR
W. T., on August 6, 1885. a. m, viz; Pbilip
ne y Hw !. wlS sw Y and Tot H. section q
township "a n, Range a, y. W. NJ.
II e names the following witnesses to prove
hla continuous residence upon, and culuvA-
tion Of said land, viz: Gran Johnson VIM
Hilby Joseph Miller, John II. ClOppen berg
ali OF spokane Falls, W r.
]. ". ARMsTRONG. ReEiater.
, 1885-08-22
Aamlnistrator's Notice.

In the matter Of the estate OF L. r. MontgOn-
cry.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, pur-
minigtrntor will ofier Al public sale the fol-
lowing described real estate: The * o swA,
township 81 north OF range tO' r. W. NJ, eE-
oept a strip ten (lO) rods wide frnm tha west
side Of nwE Of nwh, section n Aforesaid, on
Tuesday, September !, 1855, at 1 O'Clock y ~,
At thel town Of Chewelah. W. T. Terna OF
sale! One-hhf cash on day OF sale. balance
10 be secured by mortgage for a term of siH
months from day Of sale, at ~ PeF cent. la
toroHt per month.
Dated, Colvilie, W, T, Aug !, 1885,
c. II. MONTGOMERY,
deceased.
, 1885-08-22
for Publication.


LAND oFFfcE At SPOKANE FALLs, W. 7.
JULY, 1884 J
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has hled notice Of his In.
tention To make anal proof In support Of his
claim, andthat said proof will be made be-
foru the Register and Receiver Al spokane
Falls, W. T., on August 2lSt, 1885, p. m, Wis,
Newell c. Morgan, who made lid. entry No.
laa5, for the So y, section a, township 5 n.
range q east W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlVh-
ton Of said land, viz: Thomas NJ. wager
7. ID. Wager. J. II. WhinneTy James Moon
all AZ spokane D AllH, W. 7.
!. N. ARMsTRONG, ReEister.
, 1885-08-22

Genuine Singer sewing machine, and
go to McNsb's drug store for It. You
will also find a full line Of attach
ments, needles and oil Of the best.
Anything not on hand will be or
dered promptly.
H. A. FISHER, Agent.
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.

LAND OTTIcE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W. 7. I
August o, 1885. !
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice uf his intention
10 make nnal proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
u 3. Land once at spokane Fails, on Sept.
., 1885, al I p. M, VIZ: samuel =. RaslE Z,
who made Pre-emptl0n entry for the NV II
Sec. 10, 7. ~ n, r. u, y, W. NJ.
lie names the following witncRaea to prove
bis continuous residence upon, aud cultivA-
tlon Of said land, viz; J W stewart, Robert
Wilson, II Owens and W bishop, Of spokane
In. ARMsrRoNn.- .-Reri.tcr.
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.


LAND oTFIcE At SPOKANE FALLs,l
, July q, i8s6 I
Notice Ia hereby given that The following
named settler has hled notice Of his lnieniiOn
10 make ANAL proof In support Of his claim
Judge Dist, Court, Stevens county, at ColVills
W. r., on Tuesday, Sept u, 1885,, At 10 A. m.
viz: Donald Mcdonald, who made II. d, en-
try No. t8s7, for the sex s-A Sec. l, and eE
nWL sWL nwL Sec, n ~
He names the following thenael 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiyA-
ton Of said land. viz. Adam boyd and Em-
anucl Felix, Of MarcuB, and J. a. kinGley and
Antoine Charlie, Of Colville, W. T.
J. NJ. ARAtRTRONu, Register.
, 1885-08-22
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND oTyIcE.
aaL an. Ealla w 4 InlA. a ia.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.l
Spokane Falls, W. T., July =, lsS&
Complaint having been entered Al this
once by Neil Macleod, against Horace b.
No. til7, dated MAy %, 1885, upon the n y,
sec. s and y, mex section s, township %, .
range 90 Q, IN Stevens county W, T., with a
view TO the cancellation Of said entry. The
said parties are hereby summoned TO appear
at this once on the Nth day Of Septe nber,
1885, At 10 O'Clock a. In., to respond and fur
niSh testimony concerning SAID alleged
abandonment.
ly2t-sw J. N. ARMSTRONG, RsEihtsT.
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.
LAsporrIeI b sroEANr IN

LAND OFFICE At sFoEhNE FALLs,l
July 9th, 1876.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
N named settler has nled notica Of his in-
teutlOn 10 make nnal proOfin support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
united States Land once Al Spokane Falls,
W. T., on August n, ts8S, p. M, viEi Henry
Ew Z Of section D, AID y Of ne Y Of section
a, township . north, range 70 east W. ~.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his coutinuous residence upOn, and cutlva-
ilon Of, said land, viz; Andrew Eowhll
John GnrTlck, Thomas Brown, George Nc
Crea. all II Chawelnh. WI.
}. 81. ARMSTRONG. Register.
, 1885-08-22
Summons.

TERRITORY OF wASHINuTON
CoUNTT OF SPOKANE,
tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TER.
i ritOry OF Washington and for the Fourth
Judicial District thereof, holding terms at
May klneaid, plaintiff, va Benjamin 2.
Kineaid, defendant
The United States of America, to Benjamin
=. Kineaid, defendant: You are hereby re-
quired 10 appear In an acton brought against
you by May kineAid, plaintiff, In the District
Court fthe Territory Of Washington and for
the Fourth Judicial District thereof; holding
terms Al Cheney, spokane County, In Ehid
territory, to answer the complaint OF plaintiff
nled In spokane county, within twenty dap
afteT the service Of this summons, exclusive
Of the day Of service, n served In said county
Ifnot served In said county but In said dis
tTict, in thirty days. II served In any other
Judicial district In the territory In forty days,
after the date OF the inst publication of In 10
summons or the said plaintiff will take judE-
ment against you by default, according 70 the
prayer Of thecOmplaint.
Said action Is brought 10 Obtain a judgment
OF the court disaolving the marriage between
plaintiff and defendant upon the ground of
DEFENDANTS neglect and refusal to provide for
the support Of the plhiniih
Witness the Hon. GeorEe Turner,
- Associate Justice Of The Ru-
preme Court OF Washington tor
(AENLl ritory, and Judge Of said court,
~ and the seal thereof an red, tn Is
ieth day OF luly,A. p. 1855.
d, A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
". n. MURRAY. plaintiffs attorney.
First publication July IS, lSSS
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.


LANB OFTIcE ar sPoKANE FANS, W.T.
Aug 4, 1854
Notice IL hereby given that ne following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make nnal proofin support u his claim,
ty, nt COlville, W. r., on September q, 1896
viz: Solomon Pclticr, who made homestead
entry No. 1881, for the ne y nvk nwk ne
X ofsec II tp q N, range SOE WI NJ
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his contlnuoua residence upon and cultivA-
peon, John N, Hohstetef, and J. r. Kinsley,
Of Colviile, W.T.
, 1885-08-22
JACK JosLYN,
alias Strapplng Jack

brooklyn Eagle.l
Miss Parloa, the cooking expert,
says she "makes kisses by beading
the whites OF six eggs with a Dover
beater, and adding a cup Of mixed
sugar, which she stirs 10 very care
fully" Well, she makes them
sweet enough, certainly, but TO make
good kisses q girl need not be an
authority on Bavarian cream and es-
callOpped oysters When she stands
on the lower cross-plece her face
ought to come at least eight inches
above the top Of the gate, with the
moonlight on one cheek and the
shadow en- the other, then you know
Just where 10 aim, my son. And II
you have any doubts about It send
Tor your old father. You needn't
ring; Just rattle a stick on the pal
ings and I'll come down.
, 1885-08-22
Music.

Just received q hne selection Of
sheet music and music books at A.
L. Davis& Sons music store.
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.


LAND oFTIcE AT SPOKANE FALIs,w W T. /
June 4, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hled nOtice Of his Intention
10 make anal proof In supPdll Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Y, =. Land once at spokane Fnlls, W. 7 on
July 18th, 1886, viz; William Pierce
OF Sec o. TIP. s. N. Of r. SEWN.
He names the following witnesses 10 pro "
his continuous residence upon and eultiya
Davis, c; e. BigsloW, Edwin RniPe, ot
'P0AAns in Jd. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1885-08-22
JIM. ARNsTRONO ,RoFlster.
Notice for Publication.


LAND oEFICE AT SPOKANE FALLs, W.T..
June % 1856,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
N named settler haS nled notice OF his intsn-
ton TO make hnRl proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
United States Land once, at spokane FAllH
on August Is, 1885, 10 a. m. viz: X. II. keeny,
who made Homestead Entry No. aoi9 for the
y ~ y NV Sc, sw ne Sec. %, TIP. n n, Of
Range 20, r. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz Lewis Peters, N. l.. Peters.
J. Miles, Lincoln Peters, Of Spokane Fails
I'M, ARMSTRONG, ReristsT,
, 1885-08-22
so Cents Per Week.


DTAdVertfsenents not ezeeodiH0 four
lines, inserted in thiS eolhmH at tIfty
Cents per Week.
CTRAYED-From ave miles north OF spo-
10 kane, bay horse: black name and tail;
TelSht about 1000 pounds; Ia Ee Jalnis on
both hind lega- The owner viii pay S re-
ward II len ats. F. Conman's, SPOKANE Fails
IT YOU-Want a buggy or spring wagon
| i new or second hand call on W. r. Mar
YIN, At O; :. Dar;'s, sprague street Next TO
WANTED--An active business man, de-
w Girea IN invest 500 70 $500 In some nice
paying business. with services. Address X
this oinee. ais
EoR sALE.-One sIlverrim, 2l-serew banjo.
| Price 50. One 4O-eo-callber Winchester
Hlne, latest model 1876 Price so. Inquire At
NoHhern Pacific Express Once Howard IT,
EoR sALE.-A span OF heavy horses or a
u gSod slip seat buggy h8rnssS ,s,,, and horses
Pioyment ~ Si M s1s e9. e%
EoR sALE.-A span Of good horses Ia hone
y ana mare, Win or without buggy and
c6 M REWARD will ba paid for tue 70
QOsOO turn 10 Glover A gnllam'a stable,
| Of one red Irish Setter bitch. Had collar and
/ chain on when last seen, with Maj. CAnby's
name on collar.
I osT DREss-Op August 9th. on road be.
II tween Orchard sayre's harness shop
aud A. NJ. Cannon'a residence, a lady's gen
ham dress: Flnder please leave At p,'stoiiiee
I osT-or Strayed away from Coeur d'Aleno
| II Halfway station, one brown Horse
branded on left shoulder. Long name and
ISsIa n ISpISne11; S,,,f h VA Hhts S1IaT marx
VII bring the horse to Nelson Martin. AZ
T OsT-A trneing of stratton,, nddi,lor -
, 1885-08-22
Notice for Publication.


CNGTED STATES LAND OFTIcE,
bPoKANE FALLs, W. T., June %, lSsS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nled notice Of his In
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge Of the District Court for Stew
District Court, at Colvllle, W. T., on Sept
7, 1886, 10 A. \. viz; Jouther W. Meyers who
made D. s. entry No. 52gl for tho Ek sW Y
IS E.W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, and eultivG-
tiOn Of said land, viz : George II. McRea,
OF ChewelAh, Adam Arnlold o. Colville, Al
mond Noyes and Manuel Felix Of Marcus, all
OF Stevens county, W. T.
i'm. ARMSTRONG, ,ReEistsr.
, 1885-08-22
FRANCIS II. COOK.
Notice for Publication.
James Mcdonald.
LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE F4lLs.Y.T, ,

LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE F4LIs. ". T., /
July Sd ass !
NOTICE IL hereby given thatthe fonbWinE.
N named settler has fled notice Of bis In.
tentioh ~ m AXE hnAl proof In supporlO OF his
claim, and that said proof will b made be-
fore GATED states Land once at Hp3kRne
Falls, W. T., on August q, 1885, lerK. M viz:
James Mcdonald, who made Hd. entry No.
tl3i, for the sw y OF aw Y. section %, township
g north, range 70 east W. ~.
lie names the following witnesses IN prove
his continuous ~ sldenee upon, and cultivA-
Moalh, Henry Brown, Lewis DroI, all OF Cha
Wslah, W.T..
, 1885-08-22

MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS.
herd seghan al aAd binds haired belmont
seheoi hpoHoTn seh
or
exhibit Dayton Sept WGG Sept Collar SepL
Sprague Sept Cheney H. ThoDpSonS Falls A.
admIso nonlyt the charged mInOr
p n
, 1885-08-22

eTAdVertfseIAeats not ezeecdino foe
lines, inserted In thiS column at I'm
Cents per Week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-06
FIoonAy..

HoogAYn HIoonAYn
3TH July, 4TH JULY
n fearful explosion In the prices of goods The
largest rocket that ever went We have Little
devil eha-ers prices. the following win show
just The thing for trip fine Linen buster never
before sold for es3 than $50. lowered 10 10 and 15c
Beat II Il you can. Come and buy bill from u.s. and
We viii throw In nice Office coat Tree tfatis.
j. w SELBY,
jy2 1914-l9l6 Pennsylvania ave.
TINHE ARLINGTON BOTTL1NG CO.,
Il Corner of2sth and n stA NV,
WASHIS6ToS, d. G..
BojtleTS ofchr. Heinrich s celebrated
MALRZE.S AND LAGER BEER
CHARLES JACOBSEN,
- Proprietor.
All orders entrusted TO my care will meet prompt
attention
Telephone call, 1853 iy2-1ms
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BARGAINS liz Tnousrns.
GEO. HENNING,

AT THIS TINE OF YEAR THERE IS ALWAYS
a DEMAND FOR "ODD' TROUSERS, BY WHICH
WE MEAN TROUSERS ALONE, WITHOUT
COATS OR VESTS.
oVERPRODUCTION AND GENERAL DULL
MSS IN TRADE ENABLED US TO OBTAIN A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THIS LINE OF GOODS
UPON TERMS IMPOSSIBLE EARLY IN THE
SEASON. WE OPEN THESE GOODS TODAY
THEY ARE ALL NEW GOODS, CUT IN THE
LATEST STYLE, OF SEASONABLE WEIGHT
AND FASHIONABLE PATTERNS, AND WE
OFFER THEM AT PRICES THAT WOULD NOT
BE NAMED ON GOODS BOUGHT EARLY IN
THE SEASON. WE BOUGHT THEM TO SELL;
WE MEAN TO SELL THEM, AND WE REALIZE
FULLY THAT IN ORDER TO DO THAT
PROMPTLY WE MUST MARK THEM LOW.
GIVING YOU THE BENEFIT OF OUR BAR
GAINS. THEY ARE NOT OLD STOCK BUT EN-
TIRELY NEW AND FRESH GOODS. THEY ARE
IN MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS SIZES.
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO FORGET THE
SMALL BOYS SUITS WHICH WE HAVE BEEN
ADVERTISING FOR NEARLY A WEEK. YOU'LL
MISS A BARGAIN IF YOU FAIL TO GET ONE
OF THOSE, FOR CERTAINLY THEY ARE BET
TER AND CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY
THEM ELSEWHERE
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LADIES GorSe Away

LADIES Conc Away
For the summer to the seashore mountains &C.,
should not neglect to take with them two more
WOODEN Dresses; and, in view of this fact propose
to inaugurate Grand Sale of Cream White. Navy
Blue and other Wool Fabrics suitable for mountain,
seashore, boating, tennis and travelling dresses
3S inch An.Wool Flannels, in Seal Navy Blue,
Hs rs o i PER- YARD
CREAM WHITE wooLENs.
~ inch Cream White Fannels. so 9Th
DO inch Cream White Fanneis' Is
d inch cream White 100
ALL WOOL TRIcoT CLOTHS
g g i inen Navy Blue: Grays; Draos, DARK
aIa dl "sa WI s . Navy and E5snsh Blue
MAKLAND ciilt Ks IS coors, Blue. Plum, Llgh.
Browns and Tuns.
"a nci, I5G &c
81 iScIi ii TBE PL1i in Handsome & SoS no
binatlon Effects Reduced from 81 90 70 1oc.
Colors.Myrlle, Quaker Drab saphir, Cadet Blue,
dcs AID d nR rys and n Hash 6s most S
All wool 5ainch sGirTNG CLOTH, in Blue, Black
a DYS sa:l s.i p Ho III Sa5G surr1Nes
Dressy sutngs nothing equals these goods In fact,
for the above mentioned purposes they stand alone A
rough English Diagonal Cloth fine yet rough, heavy,
YET cool. Colors-Cream, Navy blue, 1t. Brown. Tan
Light trays Saphir etc. only S1.372c; really worth
$15O per yard.
ROBES.
Ladies must not forget the extraordinary reduc-
tlo'is in Wooden Robes, previously advertised and
think sufficient to add that before have Of
fered such extra good values In WOODEN Dress Fabrics
as we are ut present displaying
W 0 W A r D & L T H p,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pa Ave. Iy3l 912 St