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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17
HUNTINGToN's BUTTER.

How the Great Railroad Man Managed to
Suit a FastidiOus Customer.
Coils F. Huntington, the railway
magnate, years ago kept a general
store in Sacramento. One day a trader
came in from mining camp to buy
stores and among other things he
wanted butter Huntington had sew
eral tubs brought from Orange
County, the famous butter-produc.ng
region of New York The miners had
ali the good things that money would
buy, and the storekeeper from the MIN
ing camp was bound to take back the
best he could find.
I want some bangup butter was
the way the Storekeeper from the camp
signified his desire.
t"Well,'' said Huntington, ''here is
some all the way from New York
State, the real genuine Orange County
article" Huntington ran the tricr
down to the bottom of the tub, anal
the storekeeper ran his nose along Il
when it was pulled out.
whats the tax on that grease? he
asked
That's thirty-fiye cents pound. >
replied Huntington.
''Hain't YOU got something lc tie
better?" asked the stOrekeeper.
Yes" said Huntington. going to
another tub of the very same kind OF
butter. He knew the storekeercr
would not be satisfied if he did not
show something better, and he v :
equal to the occasion. Here's SOM
for iiftv cents - said Huntington as he
drew the trier out and the store
keepers nose followed it from one end
to the other.
Now. that's little like it, sad
the storekeeper, but" he added W th
wink, "c0me now, hain't you got
something that the flies won't settle
on, that's fur-lined and hair-toppedi
There's nothing too good for us, and
we've got the dust to pay for it.
Yes again said Huntington.
Here's something that we don't often
bring out" The trier went down into
the third tub of the same lot, and the
storekeeper's nose followed the line OF
butter for the third time.
How much is she assessed at?'
asked the storekecper, as he looked
aflectionately on the butter.
''Sixty-five cents pound.
you hain't got too much for
me-" said the storekeeper. -Ffndn-
cial Journal
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'nssIpeeted from Foreign Ports
{ llmeda lAm), H G Morse, from San
sss De September ed.
Is CITY Of sydney, II c Dearborn, from
fEEseo en- route to the Colonies, due Oct
Ea jupiter, from Liverpool, due July 30
Ut Lizzie Ifedale, from Glasgow, due
pa
"a Martha Davis, F B Benson, from New
as9slOA, due October $50
( Hope, D 2 PenhalIOw, from Port
"a. ", due Sept 40
sR Courtney Ford, Watson, from Port
y, v T. due Aug Goth
sss4l bark LOyespring, Thompson, from
iEf tGe Nov 20-2j
= v1iria, Davies, from Liverpool, due
= lssn Bessie, from Portland, Oregon,
~ t9asSohg, due Nov -
'Aaia! Lebanon, MaxTe from Hong
:, Va ne TO NrNicU, due Aug 27-IU
,isfusE
- d'' AiIis hoNe Il Ito land, firm
* pa' tubrr2 80
-, s.'A'lrr fi""trr, J Cameron, IRON
~ d'r Otto .pr Ia.
ID Il hs"up, from Bremen, doe
- ~ a. Hiiri' " .>rw"..I, from Port
-" 30. sep. .J-;u
n, "a. JcnnIe W.Lkvr, b anderson,
49, !, lac N"N 10
i h "a Il '''h..o,.ii. from S..m .rtas.ls -,
: aapi gt5-li
As'r G. Rus, Peterson fr.m S.n
III, Apurt, .n' sept 2O-2J
I4@E1>..,t,--' bronsh. from the Colonies,
Isske,. I'4lclsro, due September
RAN,,'a''eh' Hubbard, from S.n Fran
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The brickwoFk of the second tower for tile
Kaumakapili Church is nearing completion
About 900 was realized yesterday by E.
P Adams & Co. at the sale of stock of Bodies
& Co.
Mr.. Thomas Pryce has left a bundle Of
clothing at this Office for the BrancE. Hos
pital, Kakaako.
The Oceanic Company's steamer Alameda
is due next Tuesday from San Francisco with
dates to the 18th instant
The Oceauics and Honolulus will play the
last game of baseball of the series on Satnr-
day at half past 3 O'Clock
In the Civil Court yesterday two cases If
DESERVING bound service were entered as
settled out of Court.
Mr.. Lewis J. Levey, auctioneer, will sell
on Friday, September 18th, by order of
Marshal Soper, 119 packages of miscellaneous
merchandise.
Goo Kim, Fort street, j. now selling gents
complete suits, black felt hats and otter
goods at very low prices. Seven yards of
English denim for 81.
The Government flags and all the Consular
flags were flying yesterday in honor of the
anniversary of the independence Of the
United States Of Mexico.
To-morrow evening Major H. C. Dane
will deliver his second lecture ut the Y. NJ.
C. A. Hall. Subject: The Great Naval
Battles of thu Rebellion
The programme of the band concert for
this evening contains all pieces. 4
selection from the new opera ''Mikado" will
be- very attractive number.
The furniture, piano and books of the late
Justice Austin offered for sale. They
can be- viewed any day from 9 a. m. to IL NJ.
at the residence, Nuuanu Valley.
Yesterday was the thirty-ninth anniver-
sAry of the birth of Mr.. james Dodd The
Royal Hawaiian Band, with It's usual Gus
tom, serena,led him in the afternoon.
MIR. Lewis J. Leyey will hold his regular
casl sale to-day at 10 o'clock at his sales
room on Fort street Al noon he will offer
for sale three horses and young
\ small package of coin Was found Oh the
street yesterday. Tie owner have the
same ly proving property and paying for
this advertisement. Apply at this office.
The following h.,v, been elected officers of
the Alden Fruit and Taro Company for the
ensuing year: President, James G. Spencer;
Vice President, Samuel Parker; Secretary
and Treasurer, A. Barnes.
Mr.. Justice Preston has appointed Mon
day, September 21st at 10 o'clock. as the
time for creditors of the bankrupt estate of
5. J. Levey & Co., tn prove their claims. An
assignee assignees will be elected at tie
same time.
Those persnns who contemplate iIlsnring
their lives should read carefully through
the new advertisement of the New York Life
Insurance Company, for which Mr.. G. o.
Berger is general agent for the Hawaiian
Islands.
All persons in arrears with their water
rates are notified in our by Authority .
column that they must pay the same at the
office of the Attorney General before noon of
Saturday next. September 10Th. After that
date legal action will b. taken to compel
payment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17
CREDIT AT THE RESTAURANT.
4 IVantage of a Respectable Appearances
When without IA POcIketbOOk.

4 Igantage of a Respectable Appearances
When without IA POcketbOOk.
brooklyn Eagle Gossip
1t is not difficult matter to get credit
i, ew Iork. If a man is preseniable
i ID does not carry hangdog and suspc
i,us air about him he will have little diff
Guilty in making his way about town
without money. Mem who pay their blis
are abrormally sensitive about running
into debt in what might be called pub
tic way.
:. friend of mine. who is not known in
town at ali, and WHO s. iii fact. just Lack
from All extended residence III the south
found liimse III a preienti0us and hand
some re taurant few nights ago. after
lh, theatre. with party OF aides, and
Also without any money. This Was not IL
cheerful com bination. but he ordered
the supper ordered it lavishly
and when The waiter presented
a check threw out card and
was about to write an order on it. when
the waiter shock his head rapidly and
told the man quietly that it was all right,
and that he could step in whenever he
chose and pay the bill
Il never was so much relieved in my
life, ," the festive Supper-giver said after
ward "and the relief was so great when
the waiter assured me of his trust in my
honesty that felt like making him pres
two solemn hours while my friends
were eating and drinking and chatting
with the Vivacity of ladies who have been
away from city life for several years and
/ was afraid to let my wife know of my
position for fear of worrying her. l
turned over all sorts of schemes. such as
sending notes to my friends for money.
writing out checks. absenting myse
from the party and raising the wind from
some friend in the vicinity and of max
ing personal appeals to the proprietor
Somehow it never occurred to me that i
looked respectable, and that there was no
particular reason why / should be thrown
into the street because happened to have
left my purse at home. have now such
thorough belief in my ability to get
through without money that 1 believe
would make q confidence operator OF ia
tional reputation if turned my attention
70 that sort of thing
cry often men who go about good
deal find themselves short of funds, but
few of them have any difficulty in pull
ing themselves together If they happen to
be bit known Many a man is called
upon on the following day by hackman,
aud the number of restaurant cashiers
down town who have trusted their patrons
for luncheons is very large. Bartenders
often turn out to be very good friends, IN
deed to men who find themselves uneX-
ectedly without funds. If a man-al-
ways SuppoSing him to be respectable aud
more or less agreeable-drinks at a bar
few time: and picks up nodding &C
guaintance with the bartender, he will
find THAI that functionary viii come to
his relief when many more solid and dig
niiied citizens will not But then, per
haps. bartenders and restaurant walters
see the best part of human naturc-or IS
it the worStg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17
"'FPING NOTES.

~. 'Aehtlne lila, Capt4i II L. "
~, '''oer 10th for San Francisco.
Re hi and 800 bags rice, valued at
'~ this Kingdom. ~ ~
/ ~ Con- -''' and NJ 1luIO pf the Pacific
~, '''ny We're engaged during the
w., ''us freight from the brig
~ Plantations on Hawaii.
SSTsab. IVA hou sailed for Iamakua,
@ta, ln,.I I0'h' with $50 tons merchan-
tss SIN I !. aud leo tons MACHINERY
u SOhaia. Hawaii.
10. 90. aaANeA"uli sails for Kohal. and
Ns,. with IS .oOO feet ium ,er.
e sa,,o, >, az ana also ALI Ihe foreign
= an,. displayed their days septem-
Saas.,' The independence Of the
NJ If IN '''t flushed discharging
sa5xf...1- 'er' September 18th aud
'''m her hold. '''"' ana
ss,,-,,, irwin finished ,iseharging
III merchandise -pten,ber
4u's'i into the stream This
VIII - "@z 'rd, Captain Goad,,.n
Tom HllO, Hawaii. for
n leo. af,e, Twin will sail with sugar
P'eckeI, ''e departure of the brig
!, hides ,ro Ouh brought 2O2 bags
Rspsu, AOhaia, Hawaii, Sep
srs. "'le Weather.
oaFien, Captain Hub
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An Oriental Tribute.
o ieans rln,ss-Demacrnt. !

80 many Oriental proverbs to the detri
mcnt of women are being constantly re-
vived that it is only just very beautiful
tribute to the sex, also Oriental, should
Ia. more popularized-they say: What
is better than gold? f" :. Jasper. And what
is better than jasper? Woman. And
what is better than woman" Moth
ingi"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17

-7he cataracts of the Nile are due
TO granite veins, which the river, while
working a way through the sandstone.
had been unable to destroy or remove.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17
PASSENGEuS

= m ,s'a ,' hapaa, via Wtiuuae, and
/ sSA aaaas liei JahieS Makee. september
|slQIun1, ~, =" Berger, G. Aasnas, Moses
N''a sad ~, WIS hHhlbuum, Mrs COnrndt.
~ "''nI % deck passengers.
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T. j. SPENCE.
SPECIAL AGENT FOR
The Michigan Portrait Coz,

Producers of the Finest Grades of India Ink,
Water Color Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Head
quarters at King Bros, Hotel street, HONOLULU
I29-sep27
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NOTICE.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOCGHf
ali If the outstanding claims of Chong Fat,
"A bankrupt all persons are hereby notified to paw
tbe same 10 the said Chong Fat, who Is hereby
a,,tI, o'riza5 to collect the same for US.
.YEE HOP,
CHUNG LAM ON,
CHUNG FONG.
HonoIuIu, September 8, 1851 166se2s
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bard, is fifteen days out from san Francisco to-
day.
The barkentine Mary Winkelfnan will sail for
san Francisco soon after the arrival q the bark
Caibarien. She has already received nbout 1000
sacks sugar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-17

O,..J Of Immigration pro ,
b bo e.Ee arrangements Tor :
c . l.inn. importation OF
ial'n immigrants into this this
! n, and would request that It
fl t:s Of such contract labor
ss I',,r i their applications to
e. y irwin & Co. the duly duly
led II Agents of the Board
.nsosse immigration. :.
I. ',epuested that these aPP ppm
4, he he sent in without delay
|, s,t the parties ordering
!. AZ 5sfnate as possible what
s','Direment5 will be for the
] I months, so that the nee
!, engagements can be made
H. introduction of these
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4 OF AONOLCLU, Ill. L.
napARTERES.

WEDNFsAY, Septem .er l6.
Isnrs Il kee, Weir, for HIn.tiei, Kill
4 K,paa Kauai, via WHiImae and Wal
tsBn
IEauea lIOu, Weisbarth, for Hamakua,
sSGiPm
Sas lila, E NJ Howe, for san Francisco
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IeSseIS Leaving This bay.
3 Eln2aalO, Nelson, for Waimanalo
gIaksaOuli, for KObala
EEiEziAni for KOOlau
E&nbOw, for KOOlau
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,,., worps-""'er, n" iss.

.,.r worbs-""'eF N" hssn
~ Vs. ''.s' water rate payers has ~.a Dssn
Os''''n's owing water rates are
.s4 70 pay the '-,-, = m. saturday,
5''''' The Office will be open l0r re-
,,l' Oh rpursday' Friday al" "ah Inlv
I F''.' :, June soth in "rrs"f' ana . 'u,a
sue : After september 18th a'''O'
~, will be taken not Only y
,n,,ipg of water and advertising
-, water rate payers
y. AUSTIN WHIrlN''
Deputy Attorney General
,s.aee.rs Office ,.s,er,
..ot.mDer l6' $50
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the Noon DurInE Septenl-
Der, 1880.
u. IL. NJ.
:;srsi...........-'''-''''''''
,,ug and Setting of G1I+- sun
10 morro. morning ut 5:42 U'c ock.
- Ibis evening at 6:l5.3 O'CLOCK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-16
CRAMpEn CAPITAL

Suppose the supply of money In Dal-
las were adequate to tho demand for 1t
at reasonable rate, would the Trunk
line railway have to be borrowing from
MIR. GOULD to have a read run ming in
TO rich section OF country worth hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars OF trade
TO BALLAST Yet this is iust what these
poor citizons are driven 10 do to-day,
For what else means the leasing OF the
Dallas d Wichita line, owned By MIR.
GOULD, and paid for with his money,
except the confession that money here
lis so scarce that every spare dollar
must be saved 10 enable uB b build
even the little balance of hoe from
Denton northwesterlyf Let US have
more money for Dallas. 1t Is neeued
in every direction and. department.
The city is without any money to con-
struct absolutely necessary water
works. There 10 no supply here to
properly protect the farmers in ad.
vanclng to them ON their grain crops,
or to furnish elevators, etc., and al
this to their great damage. Rents con-
tiuue oxorbitantly high, as our ma.
tional banks are prohibited from loan
ing on real estate here, Admirably =
Gated lots remain vacant, rs there are no
funds to erect on them buildings that
would mako the entire properly re-
munerahvo. Merchants arc crsmped
for facilities to accommodate
eur planters and others because
of selfish drifts In certain
directions; cotton and other manuiac-
tories that have been demonstrated u
realize net incomes OF from 10 TO q
per cent. per aunum even while they
afford employment TO hundreds o.
men, women and children, are KEEP
away from us.
Aud 10 II goes all along the line; thu
rich growing richer, with thoir proper
ties 80 ofton ingeuiously protect,
AGAINST assessment ard attachment
and the poor yet poorori the 'orwel
revealing in the Injuries 81 exp nsive
,panklng teams and gorgeous homes
whilo the latter are forced to count th,
ksost OF even tho \pittance OF street Cal
Pfaro for themseINes ami fam9 los 4
that huphG - located ava,
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We have roduc, d our tutir1 inc elderly
Cashmere Hats In order to make room for
new GOODS. These hats are equally o. good
styles and quality 40 the new goods com
Ing.
AlotCtliEht colored Cass. hats, suitable
{ wear for the next two months, at S2.25;
former price, 81
One lot of Block and Brown Cashmere
% ats gt$,; former price IS 90.
One lot Soft, Alpine Shaped Cashmere
Hats, good quality stSLjO; reduced from
$50
A largo lot Of Soft Cas- lmero Hats, in
broad, mcdiu" and narrow brlm, have
been marked way below value
A 10. Of Itauila HAS u. Il -; reduced
ffomS
One lot, beitcr quality, at %; were 50 so.
ono 10, OF mixed Mlnnla HAS at $3.50;
wereS
one lot Dfab Manina Hats reduced from
i3aOtot2
one lot Black Manila HATS, reduced from
$50 toS2.
One lot Ecru Milan Straw Hats $3.50;
oduced ON 81.
one lot Mixed Webster Braid, rcGuces
from Atof2 30.
Ono lot OF Brown Manila Hats at 81. re-
duced rom $50.
one lot of Tan Milan nats at y275; re-
GUced from s.
one lot OF daolInnv Hats "a: 81 former
price, $3.50.
one lot OF Old Gold Macklla p Hats attic;
iormcr p lee, Sl2j,
One lot MiSed Webster Braid Hats at Use;
worth y.
One lot Mscilnaw Hats at 81 20; Eormer
price $3.50.
on lot VIII to Mllan sats at u 80; former
p ice, 50
olelot FOncy Bald Hats AT 81; reiuced
from St75.
One lot OF Ecru Milan Hats u. Sl.6e; for
mer price, $50
4 larg limo Of Chlldrens' Hats which
space Goes not allow US cmuuerate. have
| bee reduced to about half value.
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CLOTHING.

Fancy Checked Cotton Suits, regular
price, S.; now - 30.
Light Gray, Brown and Slate Beige Suits,
S.; ow S..
Fancy striped Cashmere Suits, price, So;
now 3.
Fancy Light Gray Plaid suIts, price, So
now 80.
scotch Cashmere Suits price, slO now s..
Istest style suck Suits, dark color5, $40,
now 81
4 stylish line OF Cashmere Sack suits,
prlco, Sl2 10 nowS.
An AZ wool Scotch, light phsde, price,
Sl5 %; now $40.
A line OF Elegant Cashmere Suits, price,
$40 81; now 3l2.jO.
A line OF Fancy WorsiOd Sack suits.
price, 50; now SIS.
A good An Wool FroclS SUIT for a..
A nice Union Cashmere Suit for %.
Two styles Of Dark All-wool Tweed suits,
in frook, for SO.
A splendid line Of Cashmere suits, frock,
~ 30.
A lice OF Imported Cashmere Suits,
frocl,, fi5; former price, 1880.
Blacg Alpaca Goats, regular price, Sl.50;
now 81
Black Alpaca Goats, regular price, 81;
now LEO.
Black Alpaca Coats, regular price, $3.50,
now ~
Il ack Alpaca Goats, regular p'icc, $50;
now g 80.
Il ack Alpaca Goats, regular prica, s.;
now 4
Black Cashmere Coats, regular price, So;
now % ..
Blue Checked Linen Goats, regular price,
81 81; now Toe
glacl, Alpaca Vests, regular price, $3.50;
now g.
Il aclS Alpaca Vests, regular price, l15;
now $l.2o.
Brown Linen Coats, regular price, 81;
now |.
Brown Linen Coats, regular price, SLJl;
now 7Sc.
own Linen Coats, regular price, 81
COW jJc
arown Linen Busters, regular price, So
now y
II own Linen busters, regular price, Fl,5Oi
now Isl.
Brown Linen Dustcrs, former price, 81
now %.
Brown Linen Dustcr,, regular price, $50
now 81
Three styles OF Brown Worsted Goats and
Vests, sack, 81.
Two shades OF All-wool Diagonal Coats
and Vests, sack, ~ -.
% pair of Fancy French Cashmere PantI
reduced from 81 to -.
q pair Pants OF different shades ant
styles reduced from S. to -.
100 pair OF Atwood Cashmere Pants, for
mcr price, 81, now g.
100 pair OF Atwood Cashmere Pants, for
mer price, s.; now So,
10 pal Of Atwood Cashmere Pants, for
mer price, $3.50; now 8.
Fancy Cotton busters, regular price, ,l,25
now SOC
seersucker Coats, regular price, 81 rs
now 75c,
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Underwent!

Gents Gauas Undershlrts reduced from
5.c TO s5c.
Cents aauzo Undershlris reduced fron
75c TO SOC
Cents Cause Undershiris reduced from
too c,
Cents Lisle Lace Cndsrshirs reduced
from 100 SC.
Cents Fancy Striped Merno Shirts and
Drawers rcduc. Il from Sl2i 20 5)J.
Goats Fancy Striped Balbrlggan Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from Sl.25 10 sc.
Engl sh Lisle Thread shirts r, duced from
81 81 toSl.
French Isle Thread Shirts, both short
ana long slseyes-also drawers TO match
reduced rom 81 90 $3.50 each
Fine Imported knglish Fancy Striped
Baloriggar Suits reduced from N.5O 10 "
per suit
Open Front waite shirts, with collars
and cuffs attacked, reduced from 81 to Sl.6e
each
open Front white Shirts, with cuffs, no.
ducod from tL7i toSlS5
Open Back White shirt, with GUNS, re-
duced from 81 75 to a So
Open front and Open Back Plaid SslrLs.
our best make, reduced from 81 50 TO sl%.
Drown Linen shirts, bo'h open front and
back, reaucei nom ti.50to - each,
open Back Fancy Female Shirts, re-
duced from "a 90 toSl
Fancy Striped Chsvlot snirts reduced
FROM 81 q TO Co.
Doys' Fancy shirts n, SOC, Zee. S5c and 81
! zach all reduced.
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Boys GI0tlilg!

Lot MOL consists Of O. Chlldrcn's All
wool Knee Pant Suits, all at $3.50. None
in this lot worth less than 81, 0
=. Lot No. contalus 10 ChlldrcnB Au-wo0l
Knee Pant Suits, going at 81
Lot No. 8 shows l3 Chlldren's Atwood
Suits ct $3.50.
Lot No. 4 slaugnter5 % Chniron's ALI
wool Knee Pant Suits az IS. Not one In
this lot worth less thaa 5, ard from that
upward
Lot No. exhibits IS 0hildren's hll wool
Knee Pant Suits at s. 5J--o Good bargain
at z 80 each. Among this lot you viii ind
some Genuine Mldileaex Blues.
l. NO. conslsla OF Fancy Plolds and
Checked Eng ish DoesSins and SILK Mixed
Cassmercs, all going aI@
Int No. 7--London Checks and Braided
Worslc.s at $3.50 need but to be seen TO he
appreciated,
Lot No. s.-About Is suits OF Checked
English Mohairs, light and dark coIors, TO
NihHN Nt - .h'H WI ~ ~ tlAAA 0A.H
In addition to these regular bargain lots
OF Fall Suits, we can also offer You n
Guerilla line OF Odds, consisting OF Bnoe
Pants in Linen, Cotlonodes and CASH
mercs from 5Ocup,
Alpaca Coats from 81 ".
linen Jackets from 75c up.
Linen Coats from zoe up.
Linen Vests at 2jc each
Boys seersucker Goats ans Vests, Chill
dren's Linen kits, one and two pieces in
Linens and Piqucs, White and Colorcd,
from zoe up,
our Bargain Counter No,2 holds in los
Nos. / and 2, SO Suits Long Pants,
zcs s, ., 10, II aud 70, at IS and s0i formerly
sold FOR 81, IS and $40.
Lot No S,-l4 Union Cashmere Hard.
wear Suits at 81.
Lot No 4-la Atwood Cashmere Suits,
long pants, sizes IL, II, 10 and Il, all at s..
Lot No. 5.--Long Pant sut7, sizes 49, H.,
10, l6 ard H. alto,
Lot No, 6,-sult', uobby styles, Atwood,
only 81
Lot No. 7,-f2 Suits flilllne of slzes,worlh
Sll (but received too Ia el must go at $50.
Lot No. 8, lis neat Dars ca eimerc suits,
assorted patterns; not ono in the lot worth
less than 80 and from that M.
Lot No p.-2j Sui Atwood, sizes u to
II Inclusive, only $3.50.
Lot No 70 We get tired OF onumerat-
ing, and so put tho choice In this lot a,
only $40. IL contains worstod c oths, Odd
and Steal Mixed Casslmeros. In addition
n good line OF Boys' single Pants at 81, $3.50
81, 50 50 and 81.
Our limo OF shirt Waists is still unsur.
passed and contains something to suit CIV.
cry purse, We have them at CSC, Sc, 5Oc
Tjc, Sc, 81 IS and Sl.Ss, In Calico, soer-
sucker, Percale, tForelgn and Americana
Muslin aud Linen, White and Coored
Laundried and UnlNundried, 81 es Q to IL
years