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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21
The NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from the wires Carefully
Cullcd.

Cuucd.
Three bodies Of victims Of the great storm
have been found near Bridgeton, N. j. One
Of them is that Of Capt. David y. RisIcy. Of
the wrecked schooner J. a l.. Bryan
The eoroners jury in New York has de
cided to hold Christian Doyle 10 answer for
the murder Of Frederick Gcsswine, whom he
shot In his office on the 18th inst
The survivors Of the One Hundred and
Thirty-eighth Pennsylvania regiment met in
Norristown for their eleventh reunion and
dedicated the monument 70 Col Matthew
II. McClennan in Montgomery cemetery.
Michael Rowe has been appointed post
master at Irondale, N. y, fourth clcss
office.
Blaclsman Brothers sawmill and sash fac
tory at Snohomish, Wy.T, have been burned.
Loss $3.50 900; 10 insurance
The Italian government has just given or.
ders for the manufacture Of 30,O00,0OO inn
proved cartridges, aud the gun works al
Capua are running night and day
Archbishop Walsh is having an Immense
palace built for him in Dublin.
William pulz, an old resident OF Cedni
Falls, Ia, set fire 20 his house and then shot
and killed himself The house was saved.
Joseph Thomas Raymond, alias Thomas
Brown, was hanged at Moorhead, MINI, foI
the murder Of Policeman Poult
Police Officer Hnghee, OF Portland, Ne,
was stabbed five tim,,s by an Italian whom
he had arrested In defense he drew his re-
volver and critically wounded tho Italian.
The otilcOr escaped with slight injuries.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

heretofore been beyond the
reach of a good many, selling
from $I2 to SIS in satteen
coverings. We have the same
thing, with a beautifully quilted
centerpiece, only oil chintz in
stead of satteen. There's but
a limited number and we shall
sell them for SIS each. Think
of an Elder Down Quilt with
all it means, for that price.
New and elegant Jackets
and Wraps for ladies and chill
dren coming daily.
New Carpets are here, the
early choice will be the best.
Carpets were never cheaper.
We relay and reht old carpets
on short notice at moderate
prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21
WARM TIMES IN COURT.
Recorder smythe and ives Counsel Have
Lively TIT

Lively Tilt
NEW York, Sept. 2i.--In the Ives trial
Lawyer Brooke said an important witness
whom he expected 20 be present was absent
because Of a conspiracy which prevented
him from reaching the city. This witness
was James H. Wilson, porter, by whom it
would be proven that Woodruff lied when
he said he took the transfer books aud other
documents from the car to tho house Of Stay
her in Brooklyn The porter had himself
taken the books TO Ives Office on Mas
sau street Because Of Wilson's absence
Counselor Brooke asked for a postponement
Col Fellows objected TO the postponemont
He said no one had interfered with the com
ing of the witness. 1t was a trick. 81 say
that neither Julius Dexter nor any other
living man has interfered with the coming
Of any Witness he thundered The colonel
was going ON with flashing eyes and quiver-
ing lips, mounting 10 wild flights of rhetoric,
when Counselor Brooke asked: "Ars you
addressing the court or juryr
'Ho is addressing me, Mr. Brooke said
the recorder, icily. He denied the motion 20
adjourn until Saturday but adjourned over
until Monday 70 give the defendant every
opportunity, relying on the statement made
by the counsel that the witness would be
here Saturday
Counsel made no such statoment,r said
Mr.. Brooke shortly.
II you repeat that, sir, will commit you,
said Recorder Smyth sharply
"Butn-
'Sit down this moment, sir!n and the re-
corder became red with anger.
"Nour honor can bid me be seated, /" said
the counselor in slow, measured tones, but
your honor cannot threaten me-
"Sit down, sirl | have listened patiently
long enough to your interruptions. / post
pone until Monday at II o'clock
After adjournment it seened once as II
Col. Fellows and Mr. Brooke might come to
blows, so warm was the argument Ives
counsel allege a conspiracy 70 ruin their
client, with the trustees Of the Meyer estate
nj tha haad
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Mrs.. AAMILroN REsIeNEpI


She soiaceu Herself wien Cigarettes Her
Counsel Ccusursd.
MAYS LANDING, ~ j., Sept 2i-Mrs
Hamilton was quiet during The day and
seemed 10 he making the best OF her situn.
ton. She spent the morning smoking cigar
ettes and reading newspapers. Since her
conviction she mas been told by the few inti-
mate friends with whom she has conversed
that her counsel made mistake la placing
her on the witness stand aud affording the
prosecution an opportunity to attack her
private character and bring out things re-
gurding her past life.
II is the common belief OF lawyers that had
Il not been for the statement made by Mrs
Hamilton on her cross-examinhtion, that
Mr.. Hamilton stood between her and the
nurpe when she did She stabhing, there would
have been at least a disagreement OF the
jury, II not an acquittal II is maintained
by Mrs. Hamitons friends that she is not
pcnniless but has at leust e2 200 10 bank, bs,-
sides considerable valuable jcweiry. Mrs
Hamilton win probably he oenseyed 10 the
state prison In Trenton on Monday morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, sept alA car on
the electric railroad whle going up Mission
ridge slipped on the side ~ the hill, tho
tracs being covered with dew. The ear wa
heavily loaded and the Passengers, at the
bidding Of the conductor, jumped OF Ths
parties injured were all visitors in attendanc
at the reunion of Wilder's brigade IN,
following is list Of the niurrd Mrs Mary
Adams, Casey, His, injured internally, prob
ably fatal; Mrs. M. j. Harrison, Casey, Ills,
badly injured; Capt Owen Wiley. Casey,
HIS injured internally, badly; William
Munford, Casey, his, head badly cut; Mrs.
A. c. Addison, Casey, his, seriously bruised.
Eight Others suffered slight injuries.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept 2l-The Ma
tional Miners District convention has au-
thorized the district assembly to call a con
vention Of the coal and coke workers Of the
United States 10 be held in January next,
to fix a uniform rate Of wages and take ac-
tion on the eight hour question. The dole
gstes 10 the general convention which meets
in Augusta, Ga, next month we're instructed
TO vote against the order going into politics
as an organization. The officers Of the dis
trict executive board were empowered "a
confer with the officers of district assembly
l6, Knights Of Labor, relative to the powder
nilnsiinn
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cheaper than eVer-one yard
wide, was IS, now rs cents.
The same in Jersey Elan
nels, figured, 65 cents. Best
grade.
Shaker Flannels- old re-
liable Shaker, either all
wool or part cotton, just as you
like, Everybody who wears
flannel knows Shaker. We
carry 10 grades in white, grays,
reds and blue, from size. to
.S7Hc., according to weight.
Medicated Red Flannels,
plain and twilled, in all the
standard makes, and red fan
nels of all others, by reason of
the dye must be standard to
do its work properly-2o cents
to 90 cents.
Flannel Shirt Patterns, 40
inches long, 211 yards wide,
all woven in one piece, fin
ished double around the bot
tom--the best medium priced
skirt made. They come in
plaid and stripe combinations.
black and red, brown and
grey, black and grey, black,
grey and white, blue and black,
ST., $r.25. $I.4o, $I.5o.
We cut up a good many
table linens-it's sometimes
hard to make the piece exactly
fit the sale-therefore rem.
nants. When one is made its
measured, marked and goes tc
the remnant pile. The pile i:
pretty big now and it will pay
you to look through. The
pieces are i "a to 5 yards long
in bleached, unbleached anc
German loom damasks, from
go cents up each.
Elder Down Quilts.
Have you ever slept unde.
elder down?-not heavy like
double blanket, or thick anC
stuffy like a cotton quilt, bu
light, warm, restful. They hay'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

BnooRIYN, Sept 2l-John q. Caville,
formerly prominent labor leader, died in st.
Mhry's hospital OF a compilation Of discusses.
He wns SO years old He was general auditor
of the Knights OF Labor in 1896 and later
was secretary Of district assembly 40, X. Of
L., in New York He led several successful
car strikes in New York and Brooklyn IA
1856. lie ran for city auditor In 1887, aud
also for the assembly on the labor ticket.
but was defeated He leaves widow and
four children.
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EXCURSIONS.
BRANDYw1NE


Yesterday morning the sureties Of
Constable and Tax Collector Jacob 5.
Hall OF Tredyffrin township, Chester
county, went to West Chester and had a
foreign attachment issued against him
upon the grounds Of his having disap-
peared on Saturday last, with about
81, 900 Of delinquent taxes in his posses
sion. They sllege that he made no re-
turn Of such taxes collected by him for
last year. and they are afraid that be has
gone the way of his predecessor in Office.
who left about year ago in like manner.
Hall has a wife aud several children.
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The KIlllng was Accidental.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 2i.-Mrs Lo,
PEI, mother Of the boy Henrique. who was
killed by his playfellow De Barrios at Ware
ham, arrived here She says that from the
accounts given by companions of tho two
boys the killing was accidental Her son
and De Barrios, she states, were at play and
dancing to music at the time OF the accident.
and Henrique, coming up behind he Barrios,
pulled him backward. The latter had au
open knife in his hand and in the fall young
Lopez received the point in his neck.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 2l.-Judge Woods OF
the United States district court has granted
an injunction in favor OF the American Bel
Telephone company against Cassins Allcy,
restraining him from the use Of telephones
which Alley and others have had In opera.
tion IN Northern Indiana 10 was decided
that they were am infringement upon the Bell
patents. Alley and his partners were ordered
% surrender 70 the court all the telephone
instruments ia their possession.
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subduc Ireiand-An Eminent Physician
Thinks Jack the Ripper Is Woman.
Other old World News.
LONDON, Sept 81 "A gentleman Whose 70
lations with Mr. Gladstone are Of the closest,
and who is at present visiting the 6rand Old
Man at Hnwarden, writes from there 10 say
that Mr.. Gladstone is determined to oifor at
the coming session OF parliament the most
incorporating opposition to the scheme OF
denominational education for Ireland OUT
lined by Mr.. Balfour 10 the closing hours Of
the last session, and generally known as the
Irish university proposal While prepared
70 oppose any measure of this sort, Mr.. Glad
stone does not expect to precpitate rupture
with the Nationalist. These, he is satisfied,
will be anything but united in support Of
Mr. Balfours scheme, and whatever differ
ences may develop on this subject, il is GER
tain that the interests Of the great bulk OF
the Liberal purity and those Of the Irish
Home Rulers are too closely identified to-
admit OF any serious quarrel
Parneli and Gladstone in Harmony.
Before leaving England on his tript TO Paris
it'thNtl Ai4 AhtNht1ut httu n lolN iiitoiNleW
with Mr. Parnell ia which the relations be-
tween the Liberals and the Home Rulers
We're discussed, and in the course of which
the Catholic university measure received its
share Of attention. The two statesmen part
ed the best of friends and with thorough
understanding ON all subjects concerning
which differences might have been expected
20 arise. This cor espondent at Hawardem
ridcules the suggestion that the Parnellitea
will support tho Salisbury government or
that any understanding whatever exists be-
tween MIR. PaInell and Mr.. Balfour
Mr.. Gladstone says that he regards Secre-
tary Balfour's Irish university endowment
scheme as lightning conductor, intended
20 divert the stroke that would otherwise
fall upon the Parnell commission.
Twenty Years Of Coercion.
The marquis OF Londonderry, recently
lord lieutenant Of Ireland, made speech at
Stockton. IN which he expressed the belief
that twenty years of coercion would pacify
Ireland
The strikers Received 5000, 600.
The reports Of the East End unions, in
whose charge was given tho distribution OF
tle funds contributed in aid of the striking
dock laborers, are published. These show
that the total contributions 10 the strikers
amounted TO the respectable total Of e4g, 900.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

NEW York, Sept. 81 The site for the
worlds fair Of 1892 was selected by the
building. committee during the afternoon. Il
embraces that plot of land from Ninety
seventh street TO One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street, and from Fourth avenue to
the North river Morningside and Riverside
parks are included in this area, but that por
tion Of Central park above the reservoir will
not be used unless 10 is found 70 be eabsolutely
necessary. Mr. Roswell P. Flower was elect
ed vice chairman Of the committee.
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NoEwAIS, Cenn., Sept. 2l.-rhe front
door of the residence Of Capt Pierce, wei
known townsman, was embellished with
large posters. warning him TO leave polite.
or leave town. and skulls, cross bones and
other white cap devices served TO lend force
10 the warning. There is no ciew 70 the
identity OF the guilty parties.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept 2l.-Ihe trial o.
A G. Williams, charged with forging The
name OF Arthur Gorham, a well known
Bostonian, 10 a check for $500 some month";
ago, has resulted in a verdict Of not guilty
The case attracted considerable attention al
tha time
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

ROM, Sept 2l.-Rome is en- fete and the
people are celebrating the nineteenth anni-
versary of the occupation Of the city by tha
troops Of Victor Emanuel. Large bodies Of
troops are massed near the breach IN the
Porta Pia made by the Italian artillery in
1870 The streets are filled with immense
crowds, and professions Of patriotic societies,
civic and military organizations with BAN
ncrs flying and bands Of music at their head
are marching 10 and fro The city is gaily
decorated
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

New YoRR Sept 2l-rhe Tammany hall
general committee has.adoptsd resolutions OF
sorrow for the death OF Hor- 8. s. Cox
Several speeches were made in eulogy Of
Mr.. Cox X. j. Mahoney was appointed a
member OF the committee In place OF Sheriff
Flack, resigned, and NJ II. LYMAN in place
Of Judge Mcneil. resigned.
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NEWARK, n j.. Sept. 2l-fhe discovery
Of a gold vein on Clinton avenue, lrvington
by some workmon who were digging trench
there has caused considerable excitement
Several pieces cf the ore have been es'sayed
by Gloreux & Woolsey, rednerS The result
has shown that the ore contains $50 worth L
ton, and will scarcely pay to be mined.
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HAWKINS g. CO.,
7t2 Market Street.
pRnpERTIEs FoR sALE.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
IA La Motto street. rooms.
10 La Motto street, rooms.
Mt Salem ave bet. 10th and nth Sts., lOrooms.
420 Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
a15 West Seventh street, rooms
1920 TO lU3O Dupont street, rooms.
aog TO Oh Maple str ct, rooms.
lu8 West street. rooms.
Two, south side OF Twelfth. between Heald
and Claymont Streets rooms
N. w. cor. Ninth and Walnut Sis, (stablel
s0l West Tenth STREET. Q rooms.
76S jackson street. rooms
1912 and lUl4 kirk avenue. rooms.
Van Buren, bet. Kirk ave. and Eighth, 10 rooms.
N. +. cor. Fourth and VanBuren Sts., II rooms.
1403 French street, 5 rooms
over 1000 Binding Lots In all parts
of this city.
HAWKINS & CO.,
7f2 Market st.
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WOODBURY., n. j., sept 21.-ln tho trial
Of Hillman for the murder OF zidenian, tha
peidler, DR. Forman testified 70 finding
blood on the wheelharrow belonging to the
plisoner, and in which it is supposed he con-
vsJed the body Of his victim to tbs pond into
which it was thrown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

SEATTLE, Wy. r., Sept 2l--chief Justice
Hanford has sentenced Charles Clark, james
Davis and Barney Martin 70 terms in the
penitentiary nggregating eighty-nine years
for assault with intent TO kill, robbery and
burglary. They are desperate chnracters
and recently nearly killed their jailor in an
attempt to escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

NEw York, Sept 2i.-During a fight be
tween Peter Reynolds and Lawrence Dono
hue, in the house No. s4l East Thirty-iiftl
street, about 1880 p m, Donohue stabbed
Reynolds with carving knife, killing him
instantly. The murdered man was 40 years
old and Dopohue IS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

5 CAMDEN, n j., Sept. 81 The sxaniina-
tion Of The body Of Chalkley Leconey, under
arrest upon suspicion Of having murdered
his iniecs, Annie, developed scratches on tho
back and on the hands Of receEt infiiction
and as.if made with finger nails in a strug-
GLE There are no new developments in the
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Thieves Get $40, GOO worth Of Bond.

CLEVELAND Sept 2l.-At ? a m. thieves
entered the residence Of c. Morris, Of No. 500
Prospect s.-eet aud stole $4,000 worth Of
bonds, gold watch, pair Of diamond ear
rings and other less valuable iewelEy. All
the stolen property longed % Mrs L. A.
Pierce, who resides with the Morris family.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

LONDON, sept 2l Lawson TAFT, ths emf
neut gynacologist, expresses the opinion that
the murders in Whitechapel at Chelsea and
Battersea were ali committed by the same
criminal The guilty person, he thinks, is
woman and a lunatic According TO this
view the woman Is employed in a slaughter
house and is subject TO epileptic fits.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

DUBLIN, Sept 2l-Amid great enthusiasm
the freedom of the city was conferred upon
Hon. james Stansfeld aud Lady Sandhurst.
Lord Mayor sexton in making the pressnta-
tion spoke n high terms Of the visitors SER
vices for Ireland, and said this was the firsf
instance ia modern timas of tle freedom ce
the city being conferred ON woman. Mr..
Stansfeld, In roply. said that the British do
mocracy would bring about home rule for
Ireland at an early day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

KANSAS CRY, No, Sept 2i.-At the burn.
ing of the Kansas City Dessiorting and Re
fning works Joseph Estenborger and John
Halpeeb jumped from the building and re-
ceived fatal injuries During the fire Chief
Hale, OF the fire department, got caught GA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

KING GEORGE, Va, Sept. 2l.-Virgil Sta
pies, i6years Of age, mail carrier between
Port Conway and King George court house
was arrested for robbing the mails Deput,
United States Marshal Taylor, Of Alexandra
made the arrest. Staples wss caught b,
means Of a decoy letter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-21

3 BosroN, Sept Sl-Mr J. Mackenzie Axe.
known TO most New Englandegs as the ''tele-
scope man. Of Boston common, is dead Ho
was anative Of York, Pa He lived alones
aud an examination Of bis effects win he
made oy tho authorities.
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g CoNToc0oK n. H., Sept. al.-Mrs- Cath
elIise Burbank, aged nearly 81 years, PEN
sioher OF the war * 1872, and probably tbs
last one in this vicinity, is dead She waa
the widow Of Jonathan Rurbank- =
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A british warshlp wrecked.

HALIFAX, n. s., sept q. Tho British
wsrship Lily has been wrecked ON the Lab
rsdor coast Seven men were lost The
survivors are being brought here by the
Warshio Emerald.
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PROPOSALS.

VNOR CHEAP, NEAT AND QUICK PRINT
II ING GO TO WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY, 4os sHlPLEY STREET.
DRoPosALs.
Sealed proposals. win be received by the un-
.dersigned until 10 a. m. OF Monday, the I'D
instant, for supplying the Delaware state
Hospital for the Insane with one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE pairs OF gray blankets, S-4Xo-t
actual measure, Of quality equal to a sample
which can be seen and examined at the instr
\ Aise 10 pairs white blankets 65xSe inches,
Ieaual in quality 90 sample as aforesaid. an
NtcSt1
stanG,rment will be made October
-aust be endorsed FOR lankets," and
a TO Dr. ID. ID Richardson. Superin'
>laware state Hospital for the In
]. Edward pgton Delaware.
being pushed
N. siding iafo
ished. The works
tion by Js1nHy 1.
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REAL ESTATE.


TOR CHEAP. NEAT AND QUICK PRINT
~ ING GO TO WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY. aO8 SHIPLEY STREET
FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS ON SECOND
- and Scott streets. Apply to JAMES A,
EOR RHINESTONE AND BASEMENT,
AZ 5lS shipley st. Apply ll3 Market st.
EOR RENT TIE PREMISES NO. 2 CITY
~ Hall Place Opposite the police station)
formerly occupied by the Wilmington Print
ing Company Immediate possession. Apply
at WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY,
d06 Shipley street
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Y VIIVL'
OFFICE or
BUCK & CO.
lM 8 u R a M G G.
Continental, CerTnania,
German-American,
Queen and Royal.

We have given up the agencies Of the above
named co pan ies.
Before the Policies expire that were issued
by Buck a. Co. w " II call on all policy
holders and satisfactorily explain why we gave
these compan es up, and we will also arrange
at the same time for the continuance Of the
panies.
Our experience for fifteen years in this bush
ness and the careful attention given TO the IN
terests of our customers during that period
snould convince our customers as to where
their insurance should properly be continued.
Meantime no action whatever is necessary
In relation to your present insurance.
l.. = BUCK.
Ninth and Market streets.
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VIM. B. SHARP
g CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Have you ever been in our
basement?
'Tis said the economical and
true housekeeper can invaria-
bly, be located by going into
her cellar. Everything right
there, the rest of the house is
sure to be.
Commence at the bottom
with thrift and 90 up.
uSt so here-we commence
RIGHT in our basement-the
housekeeper's cellar.
Full of good things-warm
things, pretty things, and
things used every day in every
house.
Flannel weather is here
and you ought to be among
the Flannels early, to get the
pick.
Fancy Flannels for wraps
and wear of all kinds are here
IN plendid variety-6o differ
ent colorings and combinA-
tions. A large operation gives
you these elegant fabrics at
wonderfully low prices:
dark gray broken stripes
light gray bro Ken stripes
light gray check plaids
mar, on yellow and gray
black and gray
drab, red and black
blue. yellow and garnet
black and white block
pin stripe black and dark gray
shaded light gray and black plaid
Think of these flannels at
never before heard-of prices.
5o-cent qualities for IS cents;
65-cent qualities for SO cents;
and 75-cent qualities for 65
cents.
Elder Down Flannels-what
nicer, softer, warmer or richer
in flannels for ladies' wrappers,
house dresses and children's
coats:
baby blue
fawn
baby pink
gray
scarlet
white
garnet
Cheaper than ever-one yard
wide, was IS, now rs cents.
The same in Jersey Elan
nels, figured, 65 cents. Best
grade.
Shaker Flannels- old re-
liable Shaker" either all
wool or part cotton, just as you
IL T-......l J.. ~ x.-.,,.-.-