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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

CLOTHING SALESMAN. fifteen years.
~ experience, wishes situation can give
best reference. Address j K, SIS Lafay-
cite av. g
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

RRASSWORKER-Si wanted by Il
- brassworker in general repair shop or
foundry; twenty years of age; three years
experience; A 1 references. Address U. Pc
tersen. 934 Margaret st 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

4 LERK-Young man from the East; has
- full knowledge of the liquor business;
fifteen years experience; can give best ref
erences. Address Liquor, sos Rice St. 3
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

CHEAP FOR CASH -W Wagon. 3yaxI1
~ in, skein, box and dump boards. 27I
West Seventh. 2O7
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| BUSINESS FOR SALE-As my jewelry
| - business demands my entire attention, l
| offer for sale the miscellaneous department
/ of my store; to party with good references
and $500 will make inducements that can't
| be beaten. Address D. L. Brown, Detroit,
! MINI. 2O3-2OS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

CHAM girl desires place
~ as chambermaid in hotel; has expert
ence: can give good recommend; Irish ma
uonality. Call at or write to III Fairfield
ave z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

RoOAkEEPER-An experienced double
- entry bookkeeper wishes for employ
ment. Address S5. Globe 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

pIANO TUNING-For prompt, tirst-class
l. work leave orders at Winners music
sto East Third ST S46f
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INDIGESTION cured by taking NJ. l. S. II.
j Samples free. 3S4 st. Peter st. 207
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

NTAN-To take charge of business. Call
Iti between 10 and II to-day at 81 East
Seventh, Room =. 2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

OFFICE WORK-Wanted, situation by
" boy of seventeen who is we'll acquainted
with city to do general Office work or col
Letting. NJ %, Globe. 4
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TOLLECTORS-Tw men to collect and
- canvass; salary and commission; must
e able to speak German. Call at once to
Room 81. Chamber of Commerce. 20720S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

COMPANION-A young lady desires
~ situation as companion or to assist
in light Homework; references; salary no
object. Address 80, Globe l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

COLLECTOR-Want Il man to collect
~ and canvass. Call at Room 81. cham
Der of commerce 2O62O7
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COOK-SItuation wanted as head cook in
~ hotel by an experienced man of steady
habits; best Of references Address K 80.
Globe Office z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

nRlVER-By an experienced driver POI
- sition in private family. Address 90,
Globe. 3
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HOUSEWORk-Situa wanted by two
IL scandinavian girls in a private family;
please call or address M. Johnson, 629 La
Fond st
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COOK-Situation wanted by weIl-ex-
~ perienced competent cook or second
baker. Address II w, 223 West Seventh
st. 2O6-O7
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COOk-Situation wanted by first-class
~ hotel and restaurant cook. Address NJ
l., Is East Seventh St 9
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

DOOKKEEPEK-A young lady who is
II familiar with the Remington typewriter
would like position as bookkeeper, cashier
or copyist in an Office Address q, Globe. 1
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IT EAMSTEE-Wa nted. teamster Call
i at j. c. Hanley Lime company, corner
Eighth and Wacouta SITS. g
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COOK-A first-class man and woman cook
~ German: can take charge of hotel or
restaurant; city or country. Inquire at $50
Robert St., city. 2O6-2OS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

A GENTS wanted in every town for our
II new books, Cleveland and Thurman"
Harrison and Norton" and Life of Gen.
Sheridan;" liberal terms. Empyreal Pub
fishing House. 81. Paul. Mimi. l9I-256
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EMPLOYMENT-A young married man,
- twenty-three years of age, German,
wants steady employment of any kind. A.
Miller, 81 South Robert, basement 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25

CARPENTERS - Bee Hive Enterprise,
- corner Seventh and Robert SITS. 207
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WHY PAY RENT when you can buy a
w house of nine rooms, all modern i'm
provements by paying $500 to $1,000 down :;
balance same as rent? 3O3 st. Anthony ay
9O4-2O7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

The "Watteau' Fan is a double fan, the back being
fat and the front pulled The effect is novel and beau
tful.
At 81 20 we show them in plain black silk gauze !;
those deliberately hard PAINTED, ST.
One style, with silver spangles, ats 80 is very beau
tifui
The Empire" Fan is cut in pointed scalops at the
top and with lace edge. The carved ivory sticks the
airy silk gauZe, and the delicate painting make these
fans the acme of style Those We show at 10 each if
not imported direct could not be retailed under
The Duchess Fan is another Paris novelty. 1t is
So each show these fans in black ostrich feathers,
and assure you s. is the prevailing price, New
York
The MARY Anderson" Fan will be popular again this
Three Ostrich Feather Plumes with Bunch Of
Feather Tips. mounted Silver Stick only "a each
Those of Eight Fine Plumes, with aigrette; only SO
each. All the shades.
FOR THE SPECIAL SALE
We offer grand stock Of Ostrich Feather Fans at
special prices:
81 for Black Ostrich Fans worth 81 So
$l.oO for Black Ostrich Fans, worth $3.50
81 for Gray Ostrich Fans, worth S3.
So for Ostrich Feather Fans worth So 30
es-The 30 Fans have Real Tortoise-shell sticks and
those offered at $35 have Mother of Pearl Sticks AND
USUALLY RETAIL FOR $50 EACH.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

The full extent of the victory Of the republi-
cans becomes more evident every day. They
have retained and strengthened their hold
upon the Senate, reversed the political COM
pleXion of the House, and elected their Presi-
dent by so large a majority of the electoral
votes, assuming that West Virginia has gone
republican, that even defeat in New York
would not have prevented Harrison's election.
The indications are that Indiana, California
and West Virginia, hitherto regarded as doubt
full. are to be added to the republican column,
making that party's total electoral vote 239
Without New York this vote would be reduced
to 203. A vote of pol elects. The republican
calculations of success without New York were
based principally upon the theory that in addi-
ton to the Blaine states OF 'S4 Indiana and
Connecticut would be carried. In the actual
result West Virginia takes the place
Of Connecticut, each having syotes.
The congressional gains are not less
surprising than the extent of the
presidential victory, Shrewd management
and good luck have led to gains for the rcpub-
hcans almost everywhere. from Delaware, with
its astonishing revolution in the legislature to
Washington Territory. which has selected a
republican in place of democratic delegate.
The cabinet officers of the present administra-
ton who have electioneered have nothing but
failures to report. Michigan and Wisconsin
have not turned. Minnesota is more strongly
republican. Even the too solid south shows
disposition to melt. West Virginia has ap-
parently gone republican, st. Louis and num-
Der of Missouri congressional districts likewise,
and while congressional gains have been made
by the democrats in Virginia the presidential
vote is reduced that if harmony had pre-
vailed in the republican party the success of
Its national ticket seems not improbable In
Maryland, without any great effort the presi-
dental plurality for Mr.. Cleveland has been
reduced TO a few thousand, and probably one
half Of the congressional districts carried by
the republicans. The election of McComas
and Stockbridge is conceded, and the fight be-
tween Mudd and Compton is so close. the for
mer claiming l and the latter 3 plurality,
that the official count. and probably
the vote of the new House in a contested cleo
ton case. will be necessary to determine the
RESULT Senator German and his leutenants
tiOns this year so entirely to New York city
that Baltimore and Maryland have found cour-
age to make few bold declarations. The re-
suit of the vote of our neighbOring state both
In the presidential, congressional and some Of
the local elections. in view of the absence of an
organized and hopeful fight by the republi-
cans. is perhaps surprising as that in any
other of the states. The leader of the Mary
land democracy in devoting himself to an eff
fort FOR success i'll New York and on the presi-
dental ticket, has loosened his grip on Mary
land politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
LEATHER Times You USE.
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100000 didn't pay for the new stock Of Leather
Goods. We quote few extreme prices. leaving the
hundred and one between prices.
FROM &c. TO &16 EACH-Pocketbooks and Purses.
Genuine Alligator skin Purses and Leatherlined for
&C. Real Snakeskin Purses for 25c At SOC. EACH the
greatest variety Of Seal Calf and japanese Leather
Pocketbooks Just as good value are the S16 books,
heavily and beautiful ornamented with sterling silver
trimming.
FROM 25c. TO o.. More Card Cases than you'll see
at any other three stores in town. For Csc show
them with leather liningthats unusual for Csc. e.
egantly bound in silver at 81 each
FROM Csc TO a17 we show Satchels. There's the
small Hand-Satchel with patent fastenings prevent
it coming open, for only Soc each, and then there's
the large, Real Alligator satche at e17, thatu hold
things enough for q months trip. How many styles
and prices between, we don't know, but very many.
FROM SSc 10 &2.50.-Leather Collar and Cun
Boxes Some plain and durable for travelling, otheru
fancy for the bureau.
FROM 75c. TO SA5O.-Leather Writing Tablets
the cheaper plain alligator the expsnve
japanese leather with silver trimminga
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
a. LIsNER Prop,)
NJ Cor. 18th st. and Pa syS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

As cabinet making seems to be in order on
the part Of those who have neither power nor
responsibility in the premises, the following
from the Indianapolis Ne'cs will probably be
regarded as somewhat significant; whether au-
thorized or not:
.'On the whole" saws the Philadelphia Rec
ord, 1t would have been better for his party if
Mr.. Blaine had prolonged his stay in England
He has done Harrison more harm than good:
his magnet Is now a milestone to the neck of
whosever IT hangs" We believe that there is a
great deal of truth in that. Certainly Mr.:
Blaine did Harrison no good in Indiana. Har-
ris0R owes Blaine nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

Our lately arrived mportatons make it evident that
the following is to be the fashionable jewelry for the
winter:
French Enamel Jewelry
English Garnet Jewelry
Tortoise-shell Jewelry.
Amber Jewelry
Oxidized Silver Jewelry
The new stock represents an investment of several
thousand dollars As We pay promptly for all goods
we are anxious to be selling to you, AND SHALL
MAKE PRICES ACCORDING. We ask prompt
payment and in return promise nearly half jewelers.
prices-a claim that will bear investigation.
Besides the real Oxidzed Silver Jewelry show
ing the imitation which is silver plated nickel and
practically good sterling silver The designs
identical to the real Match boxes in real silver. for
which We charge SO, offered in metal for 5 So
The odd Shoe match boxes that sell in real silver
IS, we duplicate in metal for 81 Chatelaines, with
bonbonierre for 1925 that cost $40 in solid silver.
Beautiful designed Chatelanes with five chains for
1929, which in real silver cost S12. Chatelaines,
with purse of silver chain, for 1925 that in real sill
yer costs $40. Oriental style Belts at e. which in
silver cost $26 Pincushions at 75c and 81 which in
similar styles in silver cost "a and %.
eSWe ask critical inspection of the Amber Jewelry,
- We claim the largest variety in the city.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
n-s.k. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

The democrats who voted in Congress
against the change of inauguration day from
March 4th to April Goth are now probably de-
ploring their short sightedness. As even so
small a measure an inch becomes big one
when added to the length of a mans nose. so
eight weeks amount to good deal at the end
Of partys term when it is about going out Of
power for four years. Let US hope that the re-
publicans will take warning by this fearful ex-
ample. and make haste to pass constitutional
amendment in accordance with their best
lights in historical precedence. meteorological
probabilities, political logic and sound Ameri-
can common sense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
SEVEN War BAReA1ss.

From what our patrons tell and from investiga-
ton we claim this for the following six bargains:
The Sl6 Seal Plush Jackets equal those elsewhere at
500
The 800 Seal Plush Coats (42inches long) real seal
trimmings, cost elsewhere go
The S12 Beaver listers with braided ornaments are
sold elsewhere at $l5
The so English Military Beaver listers, with
Braid Trimming and Braid Epaulets, elsewhere
$50
The $12 Tea Gowns Of Henrietta with Persian Trim
mings can't be duplicated under Sl5.
The 81 Beaver Jackets elegantly braided, cost else
where $40
$3.50 elsewhere.
The STAR might as well write: "The StoreEeeler
ho sells has credit makes good the accounts OF
ht bdd Customers by tdtOlg larger profits iron, those
Uho do pay"
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

u Letters relating TO the editorial or business
departments of the paper should be addressed TO
the Editor. or the Publisher, the case may be.
and not 10 an individual The lattsr course fire.
Queutiy causes vexatious delays.
u Communications cannot be returned.
Where preservation Is desired, writer's should re-
tain a copy Of their manuscripts.
II Anonymous communications are not read
In this Office II is therefore useless send them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

In military service Senator Quay's rank and
title stood as colonel, but in view of the mas
terly manner in which he conducted the late
political campaign his friends think that he
has won the title Of field marshal As the pro-
motion carries with it no increased pay, field
marshal let il be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

1t il long enough after election for the COM
munity to be in condition to note thoughtfully
the fact Of another serious injury in Washing
ton from handling an overhead electric wire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

Isn't it about time TO take down the big DO
Gtical banners which obstruct the vista in PENN
sylvania avenue? The candidates on one side
have ''got there" and those on the other side
have stopped running. The banners are, there
fore an anachrnnism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

What's this2 Anna Dickinson going TO sue
Senator Quay's committee? II General Harri-
son wants to save trouble for his friends he
Will send somebody 10 her with cabinet port
folio on a salver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
sAKs AND COMPANY,
RETAILERS OF WHAT is CORRECT FOR
CHILDREN,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
W1ssERs Or LOSERS Or
ELECTION BETS
Win do well not to buy any Suits Overcoats before
examining those at

You will find our Tailor made Satin-lined Chinchls
Oyercoats at equal 70 any sold at $22 our Fine
MontaHnac at S25 equal to any sold at $50, Chin
chila Oyercoat at 10 equal TO any sold at
$40 Chinchila Storm Coat good any sold at els
Our line Of Overcoats from So cannot be matched
In the city, as TO value given for the price, material
make up and general appearance.
Well sell you Fine kersey Livery Coat fully 25
per cent below prevailing prices. Double breasted
Chinchilla Coats and Vests at 90 sold nowhere
der $40. Pure Worsted COrkscrcw Suits at worth
80. An Wool Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $40.
worth %S3 Timer Prince Albert suits worth S25
Best quality, Satin Lined Prince Albert Suits S25,
worth $40. Fine BrOadcloth Full Dress and Double
breasted FrOck Suits At great bargains. grand line
OF business suits from 20 up These of the
best bargains ever shown
For boys ii To Is years, a full line of Suits and
OyercOdts from s. up.
For boys to - years. unusually good assort-
ment OF Suits and Oyercoafs from 81 up Odd Pants
and Vests IN great variety at lower prices than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
No Man Can FIND Our:

THERE ARE SOME THINGS "No MAN
CAN FIND OUT"
WHAT PARTICULAR PLAN WILL BE
USED IN THE RETAIL FURNITURE, CAR
PET, AND STOVE TRADE FIFTY YEARS
FROM NOW Is SOMETHING 30 MAN CAN
PRoPHESY
WHAT SORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL APPEAR, OR HOW THE NEWSPAPERS
WILL LOOK FIFTY YEARS HENCE, THESE
NO MAN CAN VENTURE TO PREDICT.
THESE ARE CONDITIONS DEPENDENT
UPON THE CHANGES TIME WORKS Al
MOST EVERYTHING CHANGES, BUT NOT
EVERYTHING IT Is USUAL TO SAY THAT
EVERYTHING BECOMES ALTERED IN
TIME: BUT THAT ISN'T so.
FOR EXAMPLE:
IN THEIR RELATIONS TO ONE ANOTHER
MEN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SOMEWHAT
CoNFIDING AND TRUSTING. THIS Is THE
BASIS OF UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL IN
TERCoURsE. IT is THE KEYSTONE OF
CREDIT. AND HONESTY OF PURPOSE,
INTEGRITY OF CHARACTER, UPRIGHT
NESS OF CONDUCT. FIDELITY TO oBLI-
GATIoNS-THEsE ARE THE THINGS THAT
NEVER CHANGE. FIFTY YEARS FROM
NOW THESE QUALITIES WILL BE AS I'M
PoRTANT AND ESSENTIAL FACTORS IN
HONORABLE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
AS THEY ARE TO-DAY, OR WERE FIFTY
YEARS AGO
IF YOU WILL STRIVE AS HARD 10 EMU
LATE THE UNcHANaEABLE GOODNESS
AS YOU DO TO PIERCE THE INPENKTRA-
BILE FUTURE. WE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE
YOU AND TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
YOU.
HOUSE = HRRMANrs
CASH AND CREDIT
FuRsrruaE. CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE.
sel AND cas- SEVENTH STREET NV.
AND ESQ MACS AvMuR
oc1-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

Chairman Barnum is suffering from nervous
prostration. The doctors say it is the eonse-
quence Of over-work, but the politicians sus-
pect that it is more due to under-results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
SATURDAY Is Grows Day.

At 81 each Mems English Dogskin Gloves with en-
broidered backs. Every pair warranted. On demand
tried on at our risk
At Csc each and 5-button Rid Gloves In new Taas
Grays, Browns, Reds and Blacks. Embroidered
backs.
CT We receive 35 dozen Of these gloves each week
according to contract-and thus always have all sizes
and shades and Kid Gloves that elastic, SOFT and
durable.
At 81 pair beside the Pigskin Mousquetaire in all
oolors, we show tomorrow 4-button Black Pigskn
Gloves with embroidered backs.
At CSC. pair-the last Saturday for so "Palais
Royal" Undressed Kid Gloves for CSC. Every pair
warranted Over 100 dozen sold this season and NOT
ONE PAIR RETURNED. lis true. Ask our buyer.
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ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
THE Reason WIZ.

Why is It an advantage to buy Boys and Children's
Clothing Of Us. Wen tell you. In the first place,
note the immensty of the stock The floor we devote
exclusively to this branch Of business is Is large
most clothing devote to all their lines and
then obliged to place the tables and cases
close together piled full they can stand leaving
US just room enough to show the goods Search out
and ind the largest stock Of Childrens clothing in
Washington, multiply it by four and youu about hit
what we've got-in extent.
QUALITY is the second consideration Well. you'll
be unable to make any comparison here for we carry
lines Of goods that other house hereabouts
handles. They haven't even . line Of samples.
To give you an idea: We've Just imported. person
ally. through the Georgetown Custom House,
the leading styles Of suita and overcoats that
are to be found in the European Capitals
The styles now having their first season abroad.
so they MUST BE NEW HERE. Another evidence Of
the eIcusiveness Of stock is the published state
ment Of Messrs Best Co., Of the Liliputisn Bazaar.
New York, that WE ARE THEIR ONLY REpREsEN-
TATIvES IN THE DISTRICT There's not mother
who has had any experience in the purchase Of Chill
dren's Clothing but stands ready to endorse the
productions of Messrs Best Co as the most reisble
PRICE-that cuts the third figure in the argument
In this connection we will simply refer you to our
record. We are satisfied to let our works STAND AS
OUR MONUMENT.
Shoes Hats and Furnishing. for the little fellows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
Foun SD SHOE BARGAINS.

1ST STYLE-Bright Dongola Kid The kid is pre-
pared by new process, making it look and feel like
French Kid Comnon-sense Last. S3
I'd STYLE-As above, but with Opera Toes So
I'D STYLE-Paris Kid Opera Toes, Patentleather
Tips These have the appearance of our 81 Boots 3d.
4TH STYLE-Bright Dongola Kid, Laced or
p4ngdisc. Patept-leather Tips. So
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

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DAYS
ONLY,
the next week In addition to Q line Of fabrics
which have just received we have made big redue-
tions on q good many lines Of popular goods, and
ladies' visiting our department this week will find
many bargains,
SPECIAL OFFER NO. l.
80 pieces of 24-inch STRIPED and PLAID, An-woo
SAXONY FLANNELS,
500. YARD;
Regular Price, Acc. yard
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 2
64-iuch HEAVY CLoAKINGs.
$3.50 A YARD:
Regular Price, So yard.
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 3
50 pieces of 42-inch HENRIETTAS,
CSC. A YARD;
Regular Price, 45c. yard.
These goods are slightly mixed with cotton, but we
guarantee the Of them equal to n.Wool Fabrics
They come in all shades.
SPECIAL OFFER NO. f.
so pieces 80 inch. Atwood FRENCH sERaEs, in
the newest shades,
45c. A YARD;
Regular Price. 55c. yard
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 5.
40-inch SILK WARP HENRIETTAs
csc. A YARD;
Regular Price, sl2o yard
Colors-Gendarme, Myrtle. slste, Mahogany. Ser
SPECIAL OFFER NO. g.
a Ar-wool SATIN BERBER STRIPES. with rich
broad border,
S1.OO A YARD:
Regular price 81 IS yard
Colors-Mahogsny, Slate, Gobelin Bronze Navy. &c
SPECIAL OFFER NO. Z;
10 Pieces Of 40-inch Atwood FRENCH SERGES,
with silk and Velvet stripes Of exact match,
soc. A YARD;
Regular price 81 a yard
SPECIAL OFFER No. g.
3 Cases OF Heavy 1O-4 WOODEN BLANKETS,
S150 A PAIR;
Regular price 81 pair.
Our patrons will please bear in mind that the above
offers will hold good for
DAYS ONLY.
UNTIL WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. Ia