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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
KEw CIoAgs ARRIVED.
Just ID. Chester cleaxy.


Fer arss-elass Goods u tha bat and cap fine 80
70 Charles eoldxsesu. ne hals>r. eecun1 ssrest,
ntAs Boston block.
DC socEx. An-wool Aezvy seeks Chexsr
clcasy.
JoAa Area. IL ives. Nssn ssrees, wholesale
specially.
Paasaan reservations Eaasse Tor AZ points East
vita the Northern fscine raal-e@As TIE xsstioale4
sseepes and tans1x car Ina o1sce. "a seosaad
stFees. hesfaa ekoek.
Sc poxflex. cseaFy
w. A. Hakbyoaek & Co druggists. hare moved
aeruss seean4 street. between Cesusah1A and
AarSan~ THO Whistler qa1EteT&
Sarxkwess rFuls csEpaAy wfl receive tar
Ieea a. fancy DRESSED tMTksys fsz IaaRksgfEtnT,
which vii eS sold % Tie fsEde ~ ao1esi m&rksf
prices.
osa papers Is eenss nMsale.
VA HAsSs11ek Co. srlsxSszz. have moved
aeraus seeona ssrsss. asxweea coannhsa sza
MaFto@s &nto wintex Qa&rsex
80 sAEEe aaEask t5s9lA Coaster Cfsary.
sec. spswnala cswSet Chester cseAry.
GA papx-s 3 c1h@ haaass-
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tosEEA&a szd MarfaS. snsss tiaeF ~ &c
pse@sss = Sc A. tasiF Ezsentss and FafEunA
TAe iarswss ssonk a h&as - asseex iEoR a.
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So rlasnoA cbesseT cas&rY.
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svs4asts - &rsnk Is EVER ss@Eg 6sEzks wa1rp@1
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
ANOTHER LARGE MANUFAcToRY
FOR SEATTLE.


Mr.. John Evans. recently arrived from
Oregon. has secured wafer front lots At
Latona on which he viii Immediately erect
an immense building for the manufacture
Of pals, tubs and all kinds OF wooden
ware In addition to this be viii put in q
large plant for saving shingles. Besides
common shingles be viii have . machine
Cot which he Is the inventory for saving
fancy and decorative shingles. Mr.. Evans
has been In the business in Oregon for
many years. aud consequently has thor
ough knowledge OF the mandatory that
he nov establishes here. A large force Of
naen win commence immediately putting
In the foundation for the building 10 re-
ceire the machinery. Mr.. Evans win have
his establishment completed and running
by February /. a large part Of the cedar
10 be used by Mr.. Evans will be brought
from the country surrounding Lake
washingtoR aud taken through the canal
10 Lake Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24
8ARB0R MYSTERY.
81 81 An Unknown Man
rsupd Floating Yesterday.
IS soT The MISSING GREEK
: = ssne - ths Tsassdy-xs la
-u..s E<la--Th~ asedy An.stipx
disqualification.

!. z.n1x n 9 nan was foand floating rs
z<-ssw Yesterday morning At 10
- NARY Weston bad been Gus crab
-; - ~ be came near the Yaiouse
{. q. 80 ne head Of the herbor. WHARF
-. a. wharf runs out a. right angles
~ gfanf sfFset bridge, he noticed
4 l,1 se.,sDes cf q body aosting In The
- IL secured hklp and hnd Il
- 4 ffs end Of tha boat. Nhi<h vas
81 tzs<s aaarteFs 81 mile III 70 the
: - j poitn MiseAsli and Coroner
- r<re 81 once notified and pas In 90
800 A crowd soon Rntlssred
- 81 30 one was able 70 identity the
49,. zn6 ahs examination by Coroner
- z1lISi 10 find anFtbine that wouid
q ! e.,se t1 lie Tssn. bis Business OF where
- ffosu. Il Nsa sb1lieTed That tile
~.x<r lad been drowned, but NheH or
- : Il q mystery. There wAs q slight
ze....se on the left ssmTie and the nose
"a hren cnt. but these Commissions may
=. r<s1il<d from contact with drisswood
- IzfAor. From the condition Of the
- i i believed that the man must have
- dsonnsa sesafal days ago. The cofo-
q Ses.1ed that Il Was unnecessary 20
= IS inansst. The s,ody was removed
= IL nzdkrtaking rooms Of Bonney 4
111sft x3ere ii viii 10 kept abort Time
lksztiAeaaion.
~ kody s that Of large and well-bailt
-. rs probably weighed 80 pounds.
= sx.Rht i feet - inches. and his fsa~
80 80 fb6ss Of German. bis hair II
1hf broxn. Inclined 10 Be curly. and Is
rr|szlea sish gray: the eyebrows are
- "a ire musfAehs sandy. The rest Of
zs isss had evidently been shaseu smooth
Ia a. Of his death. TIE clothing con-
<ssl Il ! light. striped cotton and wool
- laesd In front Over this was q
sss<4 sacs eoat. dsrk coIofed check. and
IL Pants wese Of similar material and
es<fn. On the Sect we're = heavy and
xeis aes pair Of laced. sorkmAn's shoes.
! 4 sie toeksis the e0f0asr found i0-eeut
<4x ssw matches. the alem of eern-
- Ilp< And white and = red and white
=36tkea handkerchief.
/ 4 xas Thought by q few that the body
: ~ thai IL Greek fisherman, ~ two
- a that nationality had called
zza<zdsy Al B1uney Is stewards under
6<izx rooms and stated that oHe 81 their
szmt<r haa disappeared fourteen days
hiers lssying, al his clothing and effects
khiaa. and they thought TO gain some in
krmslien about him In case be had died,
Il rs killed or drowned. The same men
&a'ed a noany a Stewards last evening
Nd after viewing the remains stated that
aFas not tbs man for whom they we're
knzsne.
1hs appearance and dress Of the un-
sepxn man rather Indicate that he Is =
Sever al . brewery wagon or connected
essh tk&t business. 1t may be that he
s1edsfsd down the pier, near which he
IS found. walked or and was drowned.
4 i prnsshle that the remains will be
asi.8fd heiogs veFy long. - tbs manner
q Afa& would indicate that The man had
Fen q The city some time. At present
90 shoss affair l. one Of mystery and con-
}Htufss ousssda Of the fact that the body
q . nan Was found drifting 10 the harhor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

N fmpsrtent Knfinx--A Hard wxrr stare


Yesterday vas motion day 10 he snps-
rscr eogrs. Judge fAehfenberr gave - i'm
I-orsant ruling upen sise nsw coars rules re-
cenzly fFsmed rs he Bar Association and
approved - aim. In eonstruEn9 gne x
TIE nsw rules ct eoart be held ttas befese
sny raafter could be broneiit up on Iax and
motstsa dag. In addifioa % The fact Of the
nslng oesn8 made ; Sufficient Ienerh q
time, there mnst also b eTidenes that
tiarse days' advance notice Lad been olsen
q the tnss VIXEN II woaId Be called up.
5ndEs A1ebtenbeFa heard the case Of
LhaFlea Brown agAinst Andrew Jackson in
TIE aftsEnoon. Esit Was broughs On :
mechanics lisn. the pl2lnktR alleging thai
the dsasndsnt wAs indebted 10 him in the
sum q 100 -. whereas ths deEendant
syerred The debt 70 b bat taAsa The
Ease vas decided IN favor ct ths de-
kendant.
Annmber Of motions we're arxued and
several Gases SEE Cor hearing this week.
bsDrge J. Prendsrgzss Has admitted te
practise
a case was brought by Benedict Feieen-
Dsufas Joseph FeiRenhanm and LOUIS
schEafzchiid. under the name Of Feigen-
baum Co, against ~ A. Perry a Co.
The plaintiffs aIlegs that on August %,
1se4. - san francisco, they sold and de-
IiveFsd 70 the defendant merchandise 10
the amouns OF fHs-sI. TfsSss 4 vet .
balance due Of $40 ~. and iademens is de-
inaIlded IN the aluve am0Hnt
sui was brought by g. E. Miller Il Co.
against ). s Ballard, David Baker and b.
u. Benton, for the recovery 81 $3.50 due on
pE0mlss0ry note, given June q, lisa. TO
secure this note, . ehaifeI mortgage an cer-
tain personal property was given on the
same day. Judgment IL asked for the
aboys sum With interest and attorneys
lees attached.
Two suits we're brought yesterday against
Iiaines II Schroeder. stove aud hardware
dealers. ~ | .007 Front street. and attach
msnts issued against them in each in
stance.
The FIRST one was brought By Charles
kitstngsr, to whom has been transferred
the accounts Of several hardware and store
firms. amounting altogether to 8, l9l. a.
for goods furnished the defendants. HoL-
brook, Merville & stetson. Wholesale stove
and hardware dealers ct san Francisco.
also brought suit 30 recover balance OF
Si.7t5.7s due for merchandise sold between
June | and August i, 1899 The attach
meats we're served yesterday afternoon.
and sheriff AItfssaw Is now ia sssion.
Tile sost bin In the case OF state az Wash
ington sz. Bob. Waite was lied To date,
al fees and expenses amount 60 t2i5.25
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rrGHrEx rom GUY ROPES.

A STERN with High winds Predicted
Fer Tedmx.
Captain Hatfesd. local signal officer, re-
eeiyed the following dispatch yesterday
morning from Chief Signal Otiicer Maxfeld:
sAs RRAscHsro. Nov. 3. asss = m---Hciss at
lois q m stationary southwest signal; high
wind Indicated aecompEasins Il storm center
near Cape Flattery. AAxEKELp.
In compliance with the same. the neces-
safy signals we're hsisted By Captain Hat
Geld on the pole on the Hatneid-Sanire
wharf Up TO late hour last night the
prediction had not been verified. but the
indications at snndoxn. were that before
morning the storm would burst.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

s75o-Htgh. slightly lots On Depos street
west ef Bscsawsy These lots Afford perfect
view 81 the ensire e3ty and hnrbor
5000 Lots To Edes a KEigha's addition.
south 90 Ranton addition.
Oo-sightlE lots ia calIIns' addition. YES.
Of Lake union; eoranrs. 500
sgC0-Tots IN Bigsiow's addition.
s3Oo-Lois ia Blgsiew's addition.
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morKL ARRIVALS.
-xr aAtslsA

~ME 14tg1xA
FA Mekee. Ind c g Ansttn. 0sympAa
& 5 Kfasager. oftx II N Caass. Nslia wsiis
vs. wSxgAna &wkg isn4 Mrs ytRntegS Tacoma
! VI Davis 4 ~. BaSt'n H Chester. Boseoa
4 Eaasaze- CAse&xo q ssramAz 4 vi city
VT Bseescw. Garage " SEnhas. Porssxza
& Il EsftIeHss4 S8nFrAa Kasenuw u WAEiA
& sexsacsT. NexEssaf " - s<4naHr. -
c Ayse. ss0kxaS TPo Loxnss&ie. F'fTa
IA Kaha, ~ Eewnseaa IynrA. pAyaaa. wasa
4HE eNasr ASs1E
H<s&an. Ssn FSsA c a Hsgarrt- sza Frsz
IL Nkzsex. rxeaeAA PaaMes. Ema
Il EesSa4a. Psg4 aaa&a A 1aAnsaA. Fsgs Esazmaas
J = Rax&z. gAeypsae SssNsiseFsss Sssoc saaz.se
Rwa go. gxMrv !. ~ q y KAISER rsrs ores &
&c RgsseA a III Ia. nS4 Jeh2 q Cex. YscsarsA
II MAsssa InziAa TT Ensl2s. ogywassA
Nzazs Fss5x FDsgs gse sar1
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Lime Property.

a GREAT BARGAIN 2222ss acres OF land
Il Port Lan<1on. ga cxeas Island, xith an ua-
limited supply Of lime This property hastcen
particularly deveinpsa and eonlatns kim
house and ether improvements. 10 close up an
estate II once TIE property viii ta sold Al barely
half lie valae We especially inviie invessigA-
ton ofshis mattss. srre are Convinced that 81
Is very rare opportunity 70 secure valuable
property n nominsi Hgsre.
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ran xKw ASYLUM.

TsfA with x.cnmmissianer nrum-
hettsr af the Medical Lake Institution.
NJ. b Drumhsller. Of Spokane Fails,
<ss seen yesterday AZ The Rainier. He il
pas II The many Democrats who favored
- election al dossrner Squire. Several
d1ys sgo Mr.. nruaheller called on Gov
sFaof Ferry md rendered his resignation
y ese Of ths board Of commissioners Cor
- haildlng u the lnxa ne asylum st Medi-
81 Lake MF. DFumhsller said last night:
gaze my resignation 10 the governor
ktsase an going % California for the
HsHtsr and eannos attend 20 the business.
I'D tbs governor az the time that new
&c shoald be apfsssnted at once. He
stssssea promptly That's 50; will APP
fsnE y, y. ferclvaf.' The other tnemAers
Ne commission are n h Gsasceck, and
Nsnisy Hsllets, who Is now In England. Ii
nsssfss the signatures af twa os the board
kkstis the accounts. and nay resignation
n.is 4 secsssaFy 30 appoint another man
4 oaen.
~ghe new asysamf II win BE finished
= ~ - the sssl loo sill so hy the 10th Of
hesmser. The report which we viii sab
~ Il day o. tso 10 the governor viii
safe that The sum OF $500 viii BE- re-
ssir~a 70 finish and ss..nish the building.
Ise ssyiam viii Accommodate so persons
g aneihiFd mere ina The Stailacoem asy.
-. Its as feet long, and the main
sesldans j. ioar stories high and the winga
ms The building. whSeh il nov eniy
pa incsosea, has been built. | thlnk.
sasAFsf thar any building Of the slse in The
ksis. The last contractor We had threw
3 - ieh because be bad taken Il too
sssaA ard the boaFi vas obliged 70 finish
as work iiSelfs
II asamhelssr was much pleased with
ns lspks Of the Rainier. ns said shas
ssokAas vas soon 10 hare the new hotel
sshs bestoGa and that parties we're now
kAss pnfeAaxsag The furniture.
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w4.6am lee. psssSEt - tie coaais poeg
fAYra hospital, died saddealy Yesterday.
als father. 1staes Il. Lee. lives ~ tssS
nsrhne. Tie Also hss fgsemts livsag sa
seattle. aat they are unknewn - the Fear
fsssa aEshersszss. wAo are vsEy Anxtesss Go
hrA shem.
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Front Street Property

$50. 600 exI.D feet Il tsss ssuthessf sor~
nsr Of Front and seneca streets; ans business
location. reasonable fasnG
$40, ooo-eaxln fses On the east side Of
Fsont street. sdiatasng he cornsr advertised
ADORE ne two lsts, giving q asahle coTnes
10 feet square, VIII be sold Cor fse.ooo
ais, oOO-Fall lot. eoxi2a feet en- the east
side Ct Frnus between Lenora and Virginia.
This Is the Bates property" Il contains vAlu-
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hesss eaaKht TIE cara ~ one q bis
49, 3 tAs eaass sles a. Secead and Nlr~
- Streets yesterday ana wsz saFcwn
ssAfssy snse Eaa& aose = foes &espN 1hs
49, Naa AEsacAed 10 waFoa s0&aed Na1h
esssEsl cars wsrea delayed hsxoze
- aefss eseia ~ gesssn oat e isk r4las1s
$3.50 TIE sa3s wAs wFxneaea aasnos.
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INDIAN WHISKY MERCHANTS.
nses 81 Them seat 90 tAs rsa 20 awais
trial.


Venmlssiansr Knassy yesterday Disposed
= iAses inaian- whsky eases John smith
Yea aFesxht ap Asst and charged on toe
- 81 Deputy Marshal James Ha4y with
s1sSniae q whissy q Indians Mary And
ssaFT. Ssailh pleaded not guilty. BAT the
soaft sustained Tie charge Ia default Of
- saal. mIgtsmGs wAs fasaed
sames ksshep ~as Tried ON The charge
s.sfssd ~ nepaty Marshal Mesrs-
Nssap Admitted sAas BE had furnished
sNasks - Soesoa Ten and bo&toa Mary.
- arnsea thAs thes were Iaasans under
- sAasEs q an lndtsn agent The charge
rs snslAshed AMI : sasstsmaE issued.
seSA ktsnssSssaR Was charged on the
az = uspafy AsAy With gsvisg whisky
saNsiaa NAFY ueaasFsoa pleaded not
fassS, And she eoaft held that TIRE charge
4a aet szssA4aess. Tie slaerly prisoner
- srzSscsagsy discharged
a4saaA ssntsA and CnAslcs SoAEson. vito
~ euasseseA * si1niasr oStenss Friday
ssss yesisrssAy tAkea 80 the reastsatagy
sa AeNssiss tssana. 10 he he'd eata the
@ssssnx q tAe rssiisa states aissEscs eeQSk
= oaymYAA
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An astachnens wn@ served yesterday or
the loAxsaghoase * Jehn Atng. 90 SenseA
st=eet, hesweea Ssoand ard Thir4. % eosa-
plAinz Il ". Il. Cewse. 10 satisfy : FFosass-
sory nos. tor slsA Pas FarrAAaE was ar-
posnsea keeper q lie rsezAises.
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Stone Quarry.

NFO.O0O-s-5s srrss Of the best haildsng
stane o1s Pmget s1End- Tse suarvy = located
On wsis.oa lsisnd. ard Is partially spspeG. II
osssrs sess-asas lnvexfmenl Specimens Of TIE
ruek rAy BE- ssen ~ car cesee.
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A tA=xz esswd ass saksR3 u tie asszstes sata
a. " hafcNEa tnmn kase a ~ Elss3&r Co = as4e-
szSn azzx As eNeHznE ne = hoze 81 tie S&ss
wege 4ssEass a ~. hr3aKkSE very ks<s prices. AZ
geAe7 sAsM . 4at lisa - sxaez.e aa4 Fazzhx4ez
TAXES pssrn 81 tnazs sale roeza @sxt S41ar4ay
sxeH4Ak
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ToklsS, Silgernal { Co


week We want to call your AZ
tertion 10 them particularly.
WIN not take Up much Of your
time mentioning the fine lace
embroidered kcrchiefs. bur VIII
show something that has just
come in. There's a line OF iine
linen and lawn handkerchiefs
that are beauties. They are so
dainty and Of rich fine texture
that they look like they were
spun from spider webs. They
come in linen and lawn, finely
embroidered, with drawn work
and scalloped edges !; also with
delicate hernstitching. These
are in a number of choice pat
terms. In price they range
from 7sc to Sc. but there hasn't
been anything yet shown here
for the same money thar viii
equal them. That IS a fine line
OF initiated handkerchief. half
dozen in a box. All linen. hem
stitched. AZ Sr.75, every initial
from A to <. This Tor is sure
to 90 off rapidly. Win men
ton again our direct importa-
ton of silk handkerchicfs from
Yokohama. Japan. There are
2.ooo dozen and they are being
sold at prices which insnes
their sale. Can get them from
25c upwards. They are real
silk, embroidered with initials.
in plain. hemstitched. any guam
tity Of artistic designs.
Don't forget the ohildren's
school Landkerchiefs. they are
still to be had. We can sell
you a handkerchief at anywhere
from SC upwards. VIII just
mention thar handkerchiefs al
ways make nice Christmas
presents.
We incidentally last week
said something about Christmas
goods. They are commencing
TO come in freely and from now
on viii be displayed on novelty
counter. The line Of Bentleys
goods we mentioned last week
has caught the fancy of the
ladies'. There will be some
thing new in this display each
week.
For the ladies' who are maxi
ing presents to send away We
will call attention to an unusu.
ally choice selection of embroid-
cry silks we have in stock. We
carry all shades in rope couch
ing. bits, twisted, floss. etc.
Also all classes Of material for
making fine fancy work.
Have you noticed how ex-
tensively chatelaines are being
worn now9 They are all the
90. We have line Of them
that is really perfect. Have
had a run on them the past
week and expect a larger one
this week. They can he had
In seal. plush. channels. UNI
dressed kid. and other feathers.
with oxydized silver clasps and
chains, in a number of artistic
patterns. A favorite IS the seal
with oxydized silver clasp. with
raised flower figured work.
Very handsome and very styl-
ish.
Have lately opened a large
line Of pocketbooks. They are
in all the real feathers and Of
most fashionable shapes. There
are some bargains in these
pockctbooks. While az the
novelty counter look at the
new directoire ruchings We
have just received. There are
fifty pieces. which are ex-
trenely handsome. Also an
elegant display Of newest dress
trimmings. Something unique
and striking. The Van Dyke
esc1iriat still holds the fashion,
able taste and are all the rage.
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-. - AetsS$a kzasa u TExasfv eA&rth wz&hes 10
- - se8ska - Messzs srau aa=sz 4 ssaxsrex
- Ns%fFsaas Esgt * SO 81 tAe ham& taf
49, aea FsSsaxS. xer apxs2s s. = b
@zs~ epsaszzey PFC leHa
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GREAr SALE or BLAHExTS
We elcsea ohf an AGENTS entire stock Of enc
hian1ets cumfoTters and spres1a: special
values Chester EieaFy.
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We received cargo OF rev hosiery and an
deFweAr wool. Eneriae. silk. cuft0a, SAxpny,
isle. etc; grand assortment 70 select from.
Chester CleaYy
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Renton Addition.

LAST cNAMCE-ws So hsse = rssy ies
lots il Rensosi stssisssa. has sAere VII d 20
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| gloves have proven themscIyr
she bess in The market Tk
wear extraordinarily vel II
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DRESS CoonS
Il is well known that IL
stock of fine dress goods i ~
even approached in the en-
The quality and immense sel1k
ton Of this department a.
been sn especial study With s.
for years past. and We can cosl
fidently assert thar it IS nos Il
perfect. Principal Is the En6
OF b. Priestlcy & Cos goods
which We carry 50 heavily
These goods are acknowledge
the finest made in the word
They arc of uniform weigh
quality and texture Thcsf
STANDARD silk warp and all woQ
dress fabrics are the n1o6
thoroughly reliable goods II
the market. They are mad1
OF the finest silk and bcsf Aus.
tralian wool. All goods manu-
featured by b. priestlcy a ca.
are rolled on a Vanished
board. showing the grain of thc
wood. which is the priestle1
trademark, and are stamped
with the manufacturers name.
Without this none are genuine.
We carry the largest line u
bllck silk warp. priestIcy's fab
RIGS. in the Northwest. Il Is
pleasure to call your attcntio6
to these goods. This line en-.
braces:
Standard Henrssfiass ssRatera Hest
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There's hardly need or caII
ing attention % the exoelIenc
Of the wearing qualities of Ahe i
goods.
There is no class Of bIac I
goods that make up 30 cleeazit.
" and dressy IS do the Pries3T !
goods.
In silks and pushes We NJ
an extra rich showing.
For this week we viii q
you a real bargain ia plush
A sllk psnsh. Asnea w1ds a ~ ~ j
yanA ActeaI worth - fAi< pza14 -
49, 4 ~ ses lAsi Aepr = - 7
The line OF pushes W. cn1l
have met with popular fec
and patronage. We can n1s1
all fs..fs<Fa
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LADIES' 0es't.hA 1ss'ssNfh ii
There has been SIKH caH e
wooden underwear by he ladies' I'M
We have bad 10 put in afa extra he&s]
Stock The excellent values wc a.
been Offering in this linz has hzd zli
dessnsd effect. We ssall mainkean 81
same prices throughout
In choice six ana wool rcsEs alzf
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and sFades 70 selecs rom = AZ pxIe<
THIS week We mention ne loli0N
ing bargains n this department.
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CLOAK SALE.
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