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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

No. SO .

things straight and even aMy mamma, !" says he,
"and me are too poor to have turkey, but she
said if Mrs. B. would only pay her for that last
bundle of work | took home, we could have
chicken and some apple sauce for dinner tomor-
row. Perhaps the day was foggy, as are many
autumn days, but there swan mist before the
teachefs eyes as she dispersed the little flock, and
before her vision there seemed to dance long rows
of turkeys, geese and chickens, dressed and hang
ing all in rows, each labeled Thanksgiving Day."
while just before upon the sidewalk silent throng
of careless, thoughtless Mrs. BIS moved solemnly
along, marching slowly-marchng surely to--God
knows where; and God is merciful, and God is
ust.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

AMONG the delegates to the Suffrage Convention
at Cincinnati will be Lucy Stone, whom "Woman"
terms ssthe sweet suffragst."
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

The Woman's Penny Paper, published in Lon
don, claims to be the only paper in the world
wholly gotten up by women, being written, pub
lished and printed by them.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

ing the latter from the former, that there is still
remainder sufficiently large to justify the keeping
of one day of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty
God.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

REFORM is required in the matter of little girls
dresses, which are now made so long as to prevent
all free action of the limbs. Fancy little girl
having to hold up her gown as we do, when going
upstairs! Hampered in this manner from romp-
ing with her brothers, lest she is tripped up and
her nose bumped and bruised against the floor
Why should the little girls be SO unjusty treated,
all for an ugly style.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

The author of GLOW to Be Happy Though Mar
ried," gives some salient points on letter writing,
which at this time seems to be fast becoming lost
art, although more letters are written than ever be-
fore.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

THIS is the season when every one should take
an inventory of the real solid comfort and bless
ings he enjoys. The troubles, vexatons and dis
appointments will always take care to ''sum up"
themselves, but it is usually found after subtract
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24


croaker ''The crops are bad in our section, the
weather is worse, business is dull everything is
wrong; the sun never shines at ALL or burns us up,
by turns" And he passes on, his countenance
tied in double bow-knot, head bent, shoulders
dropping, while he hugs his indigestion as though
on guard lest his being absorb one small ray Of
sunshine.
''For what shall give thanks?'' cries the man
muscle, with the clear gray eye and ruddy COM
plexIon. "Why everything; for my dearly be-
loved wife, my darling babies my home, my coun-
try, thousand things haven't time to MENTION"
and he passes merrily along with cheerful ring to
his step and whistle as fresh as lark's morning
hymn.
''Now Daisy mind the baby DEAR" says the
busy young housewife, "while dress the turkey,
for tomorrow, you know, is Thanksgiving Day and
we are to have father with us all day long, and in
the afternoon we'll take walk, too. Oh, won't
we be happy, and won't baby enjoy his buggy-ride
--and-isn't the world lovely--and-- is so
good"
''There you are till Friday morning." exclaims
the overworked clerk, as he springs the lock III the
store door late Thanksgiving eve slow kind Of
Nele's folks to invite me to dinner. Nell and I'll
have a snug afternoon, while the old gentleman
maps and the old lady clears away the dishes. Hi
old Nell won't we though"
II believe tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. says
the banker who lives in the brown stone mansion
out on the avenue, ooh, well, don't care for
the day as once did; things are not as they used
to be. Nothing tastes as it did in the old times
when mother cooked the dinner and the prosA
porous oyer-fed man falls to dreaming of those
happy boyhood days, when the world seemed SO
good he thought he could eat it; when mother
was the only cook, father the biggest man, and
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas appeared to try
themselves, to see how long they could take in
coming. The man of business enjoys the hour Of
retrospection SO rarely INDUCED in, the tender
memories revived, for great dinners are as common
to him as day dreams are rare, and the hour Is not
all lost that brings to bis heart visit from those
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-24

-TJoseph Whittier, in Table Talk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Financial.
PRICE, PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Company and controls by lease the entire
Street Railroad System OF the City Of Utica and surround
ing suburban villages, except short line Blocker
street, and its franchises all tho principal streets
Of the city, reaching all the hotels depots and public
buildings, and important suburban approaches.
Utica Is wealthy and thriving city OF $4,000 inhabt
tants and is rapidly growing.
1t Is surrounded by nourshlng manufacturing suburbs
containing number Of large factories and mills employ
ing several thousand hands,
These suburban districts and the Intervening spaces
between them and the city all served by the lines OF this
Company, are rapidly filling up with thrifty Industrial
population.
The net earnings Of the Company all expenses,
rentals and fixed charges for the months from De-
cember l. 1856 to September 80 1887 with only part Of
Its present lines in operation, s1o376 SO.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF STREET
RAILWAY COMPANIES HAVE UNIFORMLY
PROVED SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS;
INSTANCES OF DEFAULT, FORECLOSURE OR RE-
ORGANIZATION, AFFECTING THIS CLASS OF Sc
CURITIES BEING UNKNOWN.
TIE UTICA BELT LINE STREET RAILROAD co.
Is under sound conservative and honest management Its
principal stockholders directors officers being among
the best known and most substantial citizens Utica.
We have limited amount OF the Bonds for sale the
above price, ana recommend them as q security which
investors can buy with entire confidence.
W. A. TOMPKINS, s. HATCH.
Cortandt Streat Nav.york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
A MANLY MINISTER.
He Honestly and Frankly Confirms Statement Wh'cn
had Been Called In Question. An Interesting nm"
Oufspokeu Letter.

nc honesty uno frunhfy tOuurme n Stuse"e"s W
had Been Called In Question. An Interesting nna
Oufspokcn Letter
The Rev. u. Mills is Presbyterian clergyman anu
Doctor Of Divinity whose station is at Mead Centre,
Kan. He is earnest preacher, faithful pastor ana
man who has the courage OF his convictions Some
time since he made statement which appeared In tho
public prints and which, all outspokcn statements do
occssCned much comment Many letters were addressed
TO him upon the subject, to OF which Rev. Dr. Mills
replied:
Your favor with the inciosed slip at hand Tho
facts are these My wife invalid for several years
and, PHYSICIANS recommendation used a certain
preparation with very great benefit received letter
inQuirng to its Effects TO which replied follows
q Presbyterian Clergyman, Doctor Of Divinity,
Of medicine, but not afaid say that Duhy's
Formula and Dunys Pure Malt whiskey the purest
and most effective preparations medicines, know oil,
and my experience is a large one.' am temperance
man. aud used and would advise any or
woman to any intoxcant a beverage. Ny recon-
pendaton Of Dufys Formula and Whisky made after
thorough knowledge OF their great value medicines
made deliberately and based upon Facts
and do hesitate to staJd by It The many temper
who have written this subject do not
seem 10 realize that was temperance man, In many
cases. before they were born"
The above correspondence speaks for itself II shows
that earnest honest orthodox minister who desires me
greatest physical well spiritual well being OF the
world docs not hesitate TO declare the truth about what he
has found pure valuable and good The world would
certainly be far better II there such con-
honest and able men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
financial.
NETWORK, Lake ERIE
WESTERN R. R. GO.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT,

No 81 Cortlsndtst. New-York, April ~. ieoo''
This Company has made arrangements with hessra
DREXEI. MORGAN & CO., Of New-York, and Messr~
DREXEL CO.. Of Philadelphia to extend the Fnth
Mortgage Bonds issued by the NETWORK AND ERIn
RAILROAD COMPANY MATURING JUNE iSr
NEXT. the principal payable forty years from that dae'
and the and June 1st annually
at per per annum. both In UNITED STATES
GOLD Of standard OF weight and hneness the
Mortgage security remaining unimpared
Tho right extend above has been reserved to snch
Of the holders may avail Of It and shall de-
post their Bonds for that purpose with Messrs Dexe
Morgan Co., % wallst, New-York prior TO May loth
Holders desiring extend will have the princi'
pal and accrued interest at cent To juno LIST 1885,
pur and Of their Bonds az
the ONCE Of DREXEL. MORGAN & CO., and aftes
that date. JOHN KING. President
% walist. New-York. April 90. 1888.
Referring 10 the above notice OF the New-York Lake
and Western Railroad Company. we are now ready TO re-
ceye any OF the NewYork and Erie Railroad Ccmpanys
Fifth Mortgage Bonds for extension
We are prepared buy and accrued interest
any bonds the holders of which desire 10 sell
raher extend Such holders extend their bonds
will have the privilege according the priority OF appl
cation until 18th next Of purchasing from us at lo2
and interest any bonds extended by after purchas
from their present holders 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

State bonds were quiet; the sales covered
A,abamas class A, at los 7-S, Louisiana consol
As at u and Tennessee settlement os at 81. Ihere
were no transactions in city bank stocks
The general bond market had only one feature
a good demand and limited offerings. POOR Eries
seconds sold at 81 IA, and were IN demand at
even higher prices VITA Snd mo mo to- io5 NewYor
Chicago end St Louis rs were firm at w; Rock
Island IS sold at 1O7 1-2a1 OF 3-S Inc Norlherh
Pacific issues were firm and In good demand Ior
ell classes Burlington and VpRn ansas and Texas
our full report Of all bond TRANSACTIONS c..,. r.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Sto Sn EA
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold SUI al
81 3Sa3i rs. Georgia Pacific fIsts 81 1000 at
lOS l. Sal o. Chesapeake and OHIO hrse preieeFrea
second assessment paid, l20O at l-@ao D. To
can National receipts l400) at Z North hiver Cpn
st ra N"r, ser NCb 5Go at at ana as
Money was in abundant supply at lal LIZ per
cent, closing offered at 1-2 pei. cent -.
The Clearing House statement To-Day was as
follows; Exchanges s9l Il ''''n0e'
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
house REPORTS iSpclR1s FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington
received to-day se36,oo0 National bank notes for
'eT The customs receipts were se4Z6ls and the
internal revenue receipts were s4ao,S ent q, cos,
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN t'le
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
May II. May IS. Differences
T hand fo'a on s2oll4seso Dec s2,7ssas
r hsna sivef on 61,sosool s2,o2s7so Inc. 1929
de asrs .s o. hs sed so777ss soss Inc oS22
Actual cash
vaults over
ousundJpg 800 - ese .oox Az o7x n. 40 eof KIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

GALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANdE-MArl IL.
THE GENERAL L7SE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Auditing Com
mee Until Thursday. May "a at O'clock in the after
noon the purchase Of four hundred and wentyfoui
thousand dollars Toledo. Peoria and Western Railway
Mortgage Four per Bonds part thereof
being part authorized issue OF five million dollars
First Mortgage Bonds that road They dated July l.
1887 and July 1917 with accrued and unpaid inter-
July l.. 1887. The proposals will be opened BIZ
the Auditing Committee and bonds awarded 10 the highest
bidders.
Bonds will be ready for delivery on May % and pay
be made within three days after notification
by mall Of acceptance OF proposals No bid Will be re-
ceyed than Sixyseven and one half per cent for
each bond OF one thousand dollars Bids TO be Endorsed
Proposals Toledo. Peoria and Western Railway First
Mortgage Bonds and addressed HENRY ID. AT.
WATER. HENRY C. SWORDS and CHARLES w.
BROWN. Auditing Committee. Room 5. Is Wallst, New
York
by order Of the Bondhoders Committee.
CHARLES MORAN.
THOMAS DENNY. fSub COMMITTEE.
CORNELIUS Is. GOLD)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Gitnations fUanteS females.


w AITRESS-By young woman; frstclass thor.
- pughy understands the OF silver and making OF
hnns Oh salads several years best city and country
p,esdes Address A. NJ, Tribune Uptown Office, 12S5
WAlTREsS-By young Engllsh Protestant under
-, stands her work thoroughly and serve
uhners careful In handling china glass Co. has good
cu references Call at COZ 6thave upstairs Nine Jacquns
WhlTKEsS.-A lady going abroad wishes find post ton
at 100 East. S9th.st
WhhdIKEsS-By Protestant woman in private family
thoroughy understands her business; objection 70
sy best references Call address GIBSON, l0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. CO.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF THE BONDS OF
the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY are
hereby notified that there 10 In the hands under
signed Trustees under the mortgage by which tho payment
Of said bonds Is secured the II ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, gold. which, undof the terms OF
said mortgage Is applicable redemption or
of said bonds and that the Undersigned Will receive sealed
proposals at the LAID ONCE Of said Company corner
Fourth and Townsend San Francisco for the
render OF said bonds until WEDNESDAY, the twentletn
day OF June, 1888 al which time proposals will opened,
and such bonds offered the lowest price will be
redeemed or purchased 10 the Aforesaid
Proposals to be inf0fse1 Proposals fOr Surrender
OF the First Mortgage Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad
Company?
d. o. MILLS,
San Francisco, May 49, 1888. Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
REORGANIZATION
OFTHE
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY CO.
% WAU~ST..
NEX. YORK Nav q 1893


NEw.YoRK May a. 1885,
Holders representing total OF about so per OF the
stock and bonds OF the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY CO., affected by the plan OF reorganization,
having accepted the provisions Of the REOKGANIZA-
TfoN AGREEMENT DATED FEB 7, 1885, notice is
hereby given holders OF outstanding securities that the
same may still be deposited with DREXEL. MORGAN &
CO., % WALLrST., NETWORK, payment Of the pen
aes specified In circular OF April A. 1885, copies OF
which may be obtained on application.
The privilege of depostng securities, above, will be
terminated by the Committee, I'm its discretion, without
further notice. and after such termination deposits will
be received.
Notice is also given that the third nstaImen OF 25 per
cent Of the all classes OF stock deposited
der said agreement is called and will be payable
Office Of DREXEL, MORGAN & co. IN JUNE 4, 1888.
Deposltos requested to present their reorganization
ceips that such payment when made may DO endorsed
thereon. . 3D. .
DRExEL, MORGAN & co.,
DEP0SITARIES. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Notice OfSale Of Bonds.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, - l
HouIder Mont MAY 1, 1883. }

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER(
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Boulder, Mont. May l. 1888.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board Of County Com
missiOners Jefferson county, Montana Territory VIII
oor for sale to the highest bidder cash. the 18th
day OF June d. 1883, ~ o'clock M, at the court
house Boulder the county seat OF said county, tho
coupon bonds OF said county to the amount Of forty
OF five hundred $500 dollars and dated thu
day OF the sale thereof and shall be payable In twenty
years after redeemabe after Ave
after said date at such time as the said board shall
determine, shall Interest the rate OF per
per interest payable semi annually on tho
day OF January ana July Of each year said bonds
the ONCE OF the Treasurer or said
Jefferson county
Sealed proposals for the purchase OF said bonds VIII be
at the office Of the County Clerk at said town o.
Boulder uD to time OF sale Said bonds Will be sold
highest cash BIDDER but bonds will BIZ sold foi
less than the par value thereof
said bonds will be Issued for the purpose OF erecting
court house under authority OF sections 1855, 1o5.
796 and 7y7 OF the General Laws, 5th Division or tho
Complied Statutes OF Montana and election held
Hereunder April 81, A. d. 1858. at which time tho
said au,horzed Issue bonds TO said amount
BY order Of the Board - - 90.
CHAS. E. STEVENS, Co. Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
5,912,42t IS, 800, 7oe Inc. AS, 3i6

Net cash
balances sa41 $685. 7a 1883. s75 o41 Dec % 1922
For to-morrows mail the foreign exchanges
were more active and rates were higher for sight
bills. We revise quotations for business fol
lows: Bankers bills "a SO 1-2 and "a 80 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5,ls "a and
Ole 7-S for francs; 95 5-8 and 95 7-5 for reich
marks; 40 IA and 40 1-2 for guiders.
In London, British consols were steady at
90 LIE and 80 81 respectively for money and
account. Money in the open market for discount
of bankers bills ruled at 2a2 1-s per cent against
the bank rate of per cent. Bar silver further
declined 1-sd. to Al 3-4d. per ounce English stand
ard American railways opened responsive to
yesterdays late depression in the home market.
but generally at figures higher than New-York
equivalents, and they ruled to the close higher
than concurrent home quotations At Paris.
French 3 per cents opened off at s2.57 1-2 and
closed at s2.62 1-2 and sight exchange on London
was steady at 25,3 francs to the G. The weekly
statement Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
specie gain of 1880, 900 marks.
The DAILY Mining Company announces divi-
dends Nos. IA and Is, Of $4,000; payable by
Lounsbery d Co., Mills Building, May 81 inst.
Total dividends to date, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
Bankers an0 Brokers.

GWYNNE 81 DAY. Established 1854.
~ No. 80 Wall Street, Now-YOrk
TRANSACT A GENERAL RANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS, &C.,
FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
DrD Goods

q 000 Rolls China Mattings. from SO 75 40 yards
- OOU Manufacturers stock Velvet Carpets Soc
Sewing Rockers 75c Andrew LesterG Sons 1874 Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

W. A. ToMPKINs, A. s. HATCH,
Is Cortlandt Street. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CAIRO. vINCENNEs AND CHICAGO.

CAIRO. vINCENNEs AND CHICAGO.
}ss ! Z; III %,S' a ss$s
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Ss%Si' %;' ssssS$S
DETROIT LANSING AND NORTHERN.
e. Ss%Si' Z ~ $; i 5s ; 3si s
MEXICAN CENTRAL
5ss S' May IN \ SS5s 1865 slfssfs
MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN
S Ss%Sii 3 ~ ! s$s S
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
S SsSi' y ~ ! sss ;s$
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
Second week in May. e34,280 e3I56i
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
s S%%Si' week Sf miles ln May ssoSss ss$sSSs
Jan. to May IA 1,429991 1909,ooo l's2o'Ooo
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Ss%$i, ni' :- @
WABASH WESTERN. ,,
s Eq%sf' week e nils May & 80 lssS
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
f Fg9oS %es & R} Spy s. :ssss sSss
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NETWORK.
Entered at the port q. ssasii sS s1e.sssS s4sg5
Thrown on market 12s5,s45 1,76s,so2 1,4s2'sl2
F siSfe al the BORT s5oses s se4
Thrown market 47,G95,si4 5l'4ecO25 54'2o2'SS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
THE MARKET REEVES.
PRICES GO UP ALL AROUND.

= srRONG CLOSE-FEATURESO OF THE FlNAN'
CIAL SITUATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25
f X III I B L E ID B Y
c @ II E n B r 9 s.
THE CONSIGNMENT

B
BUILDING
LARGEST DMcsrCNy ALL TFoNT
NTREs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25

Go ahead IS our watchword. We reach your
custom by iGdicious means OF placing orr goods
before you. BY the small profit system. BY re-
liable and best Of materials. Our long-since
past ambition has been to equal New York retail
prices. We have left these prices far behind us,
and now stand on our own and solitary merits.
The best Of every Dress Fabri; the world pro-
duees finds its way 10 our counters. The best
and newest Of everything olse. The crowds and
throngs have ordered tho building Of house
suitable TO accommodate the demand. and we
have followed its dictates. You in buying all your
goods Of us save middloman's proht-save
tax on your ignorance OF the value Of a single
article in our house. YOU have made our house
what it Is, and YOU arc having the benefit
Look around you Soc the hundreds, the thou
sands Of bargains. The finger Of merit rests on
evory one.
A White Goods manufacturer sends us 4t.inch
French Nainsooks that are worth 10 10 SOC. n
yard. We sell them ati i2[c. These are not full
length pieces. The fun length pieces we have
agreed to get l9c. a yard for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25

APARls KID-GLOvK MANUFACTURER con-
signs his entire stock Of over 800 dozen Gloves
60 be sold hy Us THE PRICES We MADE are
ho fixed prices at which YOU buy these goods.
There will ho no question about quality or styles.
This seasons importation. The goods we're
manufactured for several houses that failed to
pat iu existence" when they arrived Yours
is The booty. The loss the manufacturers.
The ose. quality Gloves stitched back for 25c. a
pair:
Tho &c. quality for s9c. a pair:
etuuon length Undressed Evening Shades, 81
Gloves, for 4oc. a pair;
The 6-button length Undressed, with fancy
stitched embroidery for street wear, regular
gl59Glovcs. for 69c.;
Fol street wear. all shades both light and dark.
Glove, that sell all the way from Sc to $50,
for o2c o pair;
~ 20 Solution length Cndressed, now tnts
usual price g to $3.50, our price, Si.47;
71e beat sI.50 Black Stitched Back for 9sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-25

Polka-Dot Lace Muslins &C. q yurd-i2Hc was
the price they were made TO sell for. India
Linens the same wsy-5c. a yard for 10 or i2c
quality, not fun length. Full longth goods Just
little higher. Checked and Plaid Muslins.
Upwards Of 5000 worth of all kinds Of White
Goods sent us viii make a memorable impres-
sion when the prices and values will become ap-
parent to you.
The SOC. BlacA Lisle- Thread Hose, French man
ufacture as the heel and toe proves t-29c. is our
price. The SILK sl.25 quality at 69c. The Ho-
siery Stock must not be overlooked by you.
The Dress Fabrics point to rare values as well
as to the most stylish things. There we're never
50 many kinds and many shades. WE SEE
THAT THE PRICES ARE CHEAPER than other
peoples.
Slxty-one pieces Black and Colored Silks con-
signed to US at a price. The best goods, OF
course, or we wouldn't sell them q, all.
You can see Pearl Buttons, not the breaking
kind. but well-nnshed, substantial button.
The best and Sc. Button wo know Of, four difie-