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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-28

dations furnished. The courses over
study are extended. The work done is
required to be thorough and prac-
teal. Its CONSEKV AIORY OF
MUSIC ranks among the best West or
East.
Its Art Department is Superior.
The NORMAL DEPARTMENT is
excellent and its graduates readily cesn-
mand the best positions, many occupy
ing prominent places in some Of the
first Schools, Summaries and Colleges
of the West. A department of STEM
ography and Typewriting meets
the growing demand for young women
in this line of work. There they may
become fitted to Office work to which
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-28
Conservatory Or Art Course.

Among the distinguishing features 81
this Institutio" is the aid given 10
WORTHY GIRLS Of MAREAD ABILITY with
but small means to gain a preparation
fer usefulness. We can safel, say there
is no Institution In the country that gives
the helps" and encouragement to IL.
vrl"p superior w.manhood given .
MoAn,Carroll Seminary.
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We trias

Wedu1hg InvltstlOns.
And everything else commonly
done in printing Office. Call and
ses samples and learn prices.
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they may prove better adapted than to
teaching, to which 80 MANY turn.
DIPLOMAS are conferred on those
completing satisfactorily ANY VI the
prescribed courses.
MEDALS are presented those who At
tain superior excellence in the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-28

THIS Institution has opened it's 37th
L year under the same President. Its
success with it's Conservatory Of Music
scarcely has peer. Its location ia de-
lightful. Access easy, being OH the c.,
NJ. 4 St. p. Ry, line Of nearly G6OO
miles, opening communication with all
parts Of the country.
For HealhfllneS il is Remarkable
Only one death among the students in
20 years-bNt two In the history of the
school (S6 years)-both from chronic
silments, for which they were under
treatment when they entered the lnsti-
tuition. Such record Of health among
20 large a number Is rarely found.
Expenses moderate, for the accon.mo-
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WOl,d River RAjlroaA

Following 50 the time table Of trains on
mad
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SarsapariIla

SaAby an druggists. 81; six for y r1syassdo only
- g. l. HOOD 4 Co. ApotAseariss, Lowsll, Naas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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f. 4 4 Sf$$E ::
E E: $B T. f. f. g., :: III III
Z. f. E. IT, IT, $"i$
taSa En- ( ( 0oo'--
Ives 42o-42e-424-426 SEVENTH ST.
ToPHAM,s VERY Low PRrcrs

FOR TRAVELLING BAGS. sATCHELs AND
TRUNKS.
CLUB SATCHELs
Imitation Alligator treal leather canvas lined
10 In. ID IN. IL In. Is IN. II in. Is IN 10 in.
s5c 95c. sos sII3 sI25 si.35 sI-45
Imitation Alligator treal leather. leather lined.
sllV. sl.2o. sl40, 81 81, sL90. Sl.s5. 500.
sl2o. si35. si.5o si7G si.go. ssio. 81 30.
Genuine Grain Leather, leather lined
$3.50. $50, $500, $3.50, $3.50.
$3.50, 1910 s34o s350. e. 90.
$500. ss4s sSso a. 30 $40. s5i5. IS. So.
CABIN BAGS,
The new square share. NO lost space in them
IL H. - in. - nj l., IN, doin IN 2oin
$500. ESQ. $500 $50 s34o s36o. ease.
New straight Grain Leather. Leather Lined,
s4sO. $500, s5.6o $500 s65O. $3.50. $3.50.
GLADSTONE BAGS
IA fn., 10 in. Is in, 20 in. % in. pa In
limitation Alligator. Canvas Lined.
sLso s%Io. $50. $40. $500. s33o.
Ge,9inS Grain LsatssS Leather iinsi Bic cesser..
Gyauine AlIigalor. rissEin Lined.
sio. ell. 81 ais. ga Is.
Leather. Iron Bottom Bonnet Tray
$40 500. $50 80 %. 500 s% SOU 4'ih
Leather Saratoga. Eull l.in,n Lined,
5000 r sssS Sus ssS s.ss 90 ss SO
$500 s caSsas s brs.. I snk 1,on Bottom.
s4P Fun nsS L sSH G lsS Esc
5000. $3.50, s7.35, $500. 5000. $40. AIS.
.sod sis ss sSaii s yer, s s'E 5S En- ans
We mark these trunks with your name aud put on q
good strap. Leather Loops, without charge.
ToPHAMs TRUNK MANUFAcToRY.
.y2s-eo8. l23l Pennsylvania ave. nv
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The dangers Of collisions between cable-cars
and horse Cars and to persons a. certain of the
cabis-car grade-crossings are beginning to be
appreciated by the public. Multiply the dam
ger thousand-fold and the situation
at steam railroad Embarrassing
may be conceived 1t is to be remembered
that the local railroads have not removed
any OF their grsde-crossings, as they have done
in Difference to public opinion in other cities,
and that they disObey the law limiting rate of
speed within the city, and disregard in
essential particulars the legal requirements
concerning protection of the public at thei,
grade-crossings. The establishment Of ss.e-
guards will suffice at eable-car crossings, but
experience shows that the only way in which
TO make steam railroad Embarrassing safe is
to abolish it
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Tine STAR still persists in its fight for the
removal of the Sixth-street station. People
mo in favor of this wild scheme will OF
course sign The STAR's petition. ~ Washington
I'USG
And 30 will the people who are not in favor
OF this removal, but who think it of conse-
quence TO protect life and limb in this city as
they are protected in other cities This petit
ton gives to those who favor on the score of
convenience the retention Of the present sta
ton site the opportunity to show that their
concurrence with the railroad goes no farther
than their view Of the supposed public interest
in the matter. and that they condemn as Wig
O-ousy as other good citizens the sacrifice of
life and obstruction TO trade and travel at
srade-crossiDgs and the unnecessary distigure-
nent Of surface approaches to the station
across the mall, since these tracks may be COW
cred and hidden. even if they are permitted to
remain. The intimation that removal of the
station is the main issue in the railroad con-
troversy, and the great end aimed at BY the
petition, is part of the policy Of persistent
misrepresentation to which the railroad
and the railroads organ have resorted.
When misstatements have been exposed, CON-
p!ete silence has followed the exposure, and
the detected falsIfiers. unabashed by the ig-
noniny Of their situation. have abandoned one
set of statements only to coin fresh falsehoods.
A mere reading Of the petition shows the falsity
Of the railroads latest contention. The plat
form Of the petition is one upon which all pub
hc-sp;rited citizens who value human life and
who take an interest in the protection Of the
citys rights and the advancement OF its welfare
can heartily unite.
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The multiplication of calamity has been the

The multiplication of calamity has been the
cause Of the multiplication OF the predictor Of
calamity. Lurid in language, pictur esque in
imagination and fertile in fancy be arises every
morning more than equal to the occasion he
inyokes. The sublimest fact in current history
10 the unpredictable sttainments Of the Ameri-
can prophet Of catastrophe. The newest bird
OF i'll omen is not bird but Buc hanan and
he goes into the twentieth century with all the
ken Of bis prophetic and powerful mind. Writ
ing for the Arsnd this individual having the
gift of the second sight says: The twentieth
century will be ushered In with in
crsssing agitation and discomfort How
high the agitation will rise in the
next eighteen years IL would not be safe to pre-
dict. but during that time IL will be increased by
. war in Europe, which will come on near the
beginning Of the Goth century and end in the
destruction Of monarchy" Prof buchanan Is
not satisfied to Law all Europe under bis DOOM
sealing vision, and to destroy monarchy; he
finds II necessary to set up war or quasi war,
and not have tho eonvulsion arrested until
1916. Previous to that for six years the United
States will fairly reek with horror, particular
description Of which the professor kindly with
holds or merely gives out to the whispering
winds in his lonely evening walks He intI-
mates. however that the conflict is to be one
OF labor and capital ''interminglcd with re-
ligious element of discord" and "a mixture of
the race question from the presence Of power
full negro element confronting the Caucasian
negrophobia." His horoscope is physical as
well as moral and political. We are to begin
with cyclones this very summer Chat was easy
enough since the cyclones were already swoop-
ing down as the prophet prophesied) and
running into .'cold seasons" destructive to
agriculture, and ending with an earthquake, fol-
lowed by an immense tidal wave overwhelming
Galveston. New Orleans and Southern Florida
and damaging many other Atlantic cities, in
cluding Washington, (which will suffer
in its low grounds" AS the prophet thinks
New England will be safe it is probable he is a
New Highlander. Nobody will desert the lower
Atlantic and the gulf seaboard or even the cap
illrs low grounds on account of the Arena's
doom sealer. The prophets are simply no. all
dead yet
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The thousands Of persons resident and non
resident who have often wondered and guessed
what it was at the corner of Seventh street and
the avenue will soon discover that it is the
Cogyswell fountain, and that by order OF the
Commissioners it is supplying pure Potomac
water for man and beast
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handsome government printing Office some
where IN the peighborhood OF the present ram
shackle old concern would not only fill a long
felt want but would be an Improvement to that
part Of the city which would be felt all owe,
town
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LAssBpseH & BnO..
IMPORTING RETArIrRs

IN order to make Final sweep Of our LADIES'
RfApr-MADE WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS we
hsve marked them considerably less than cost. The
Same can be SAID Of all our LIGHT WEIGHT sHAwLs
AND WRAPS Of all kinds sHIRT.wAIsTs and
bLoCsEs have received their Anal snd what
mains OF these goods will so for . mere song.
oAUZE-wEIGHT UNDERWEAR is marked very low
and al other simmer goods are very much cut IN
price For this last chance to get rid Of the
goods to make tracks for Fail Novelties wbaoA
win ere Ions make their appearance.
CREAM wooLESs REDUCED.
An avalanche OF extra good values each item GOOD
bargain.
42iScH ATWOOD CANVAS ELlMryE price
vas Doc, now 25c. An elegant fsbrlc for knock
about dress for seaside wear in Cream only.
<2-lNcH SERGE. price was ooc. now 37sso,
Strictly all wool and less than anufscturer. pr1ces
only Ave pieces left
ALL-WooL CHALLIEs. 30 inches vide price Vas
o-sSe-. now Doc. in Cream only.
% INCH SERGE. cotton warn Cream sroupd with
Blue. Red and Black stripes. price was S7lsc. now
25c.
We are hcAdquarters for CREAM TwIILEp FLAS-
NIL and BRoADcLoTHs.
"A Flannel 5oc
"a 75c
Ga poe.
Ga $780,
Ga sl5
Ga Broaacloth stio.
Ga - 90
We have an accumulation Of remnants that NE nre
selling at hAR price. some very desirable leugtA.
among them.
sih ST. annex, 4th counter to the left
SHIRT WAISTS.
LADIES' BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SHIRT
WAISTS, sizes 3s. "a. 30, with three small plaits
in front and boz TAited back only 33c worth soc.
Something very nice in PERcAIE SHIRT WAISTS
with plated front and back Csc all sizes worth s5e
Best quality BLACK sATTEEN WAISTS, ssc,
also CoLoREp sAITEEN WAISTS in all sizes osc.
worth sl.25.
WHITE INDIA LAWN SHIRT WAISTS. with box
plaits in front and back. only 75c. something nuer
made with three small pats in frou; on each side aud
box-plsted back. soc.
LADIES WHITE FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS. with
Satin Stripes, in all only slss actual value
$3.50
LADIES' USLAUSDERED WHITE SHIRT
WAISTS made Of extra hne Muslin with Linen Collar
and Cuffs. 9sc
LADIES' BLOUSE WAISTS, reduced from q !. so 70
ssc.
BOYS GINGHAM SHIRT WAISTS reduced 10 l7c
All Of our LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS are made with
DRAWN string; especially made for convenience.
NorE.-we often hear remarks like; AT this store
We always find goods they are advertised" We
don't believe in giving fairy tales our cusiomers
We give them facts; advertise what We have 10 SELL
and sell what we advertise.
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II anybody wants to establish a boracic acid
plant on Capitol Hill, experts in that branch
NAV be found in the United States Senate
among those Who listened and talked yester-
day on that feature of the tariff bill
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They don't do things by halves in the west
"Aisee' Idaho for instance, burned down level
with the prairie Sunday night, leaving only
TWO railroad stations for the reception OF
people and material FOR rebuilding the town.
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Our,No SrrcIAIrlrs

Our,No Srrc1Arr1rs
VOC WILL NATURALLY WANT TO LOOK YOUR
BEST WHEN YOU LEAVE FOR YOUR VACATION.
IN ORDER TO DO so YOU MUST PAY SOME At
TENTIoN TO YOUR WEARING APPAREL.
YOU WILL FIND THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
UNDESIRABLE WHETHER YOUR JOURNEY Ii
BY SEA OR LAND:
A Blue or Black Serge Suit
Awhile Flannel SUIT.
Pongee. MOhair OF Alpaca Coat and vssS
ALight-weieht overcoat
A Zephyr-weight Macintosh.
A Good Reliable Umbrella.
SEVERAL NoBBY STYLISH NEGLIoEE SHIRTS,
AS WELL AS NEW NEcKwEAR HOSIERY, HAND
KERcHIEFa UNDERWEAR. COLLARS AND
CUFFS AND DRESS SHIRTS. ALL OF WHICH
WE CAN SHOW YOU A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
AND AT PROPER PRICEs
b ROBINSON L CO..
AMERICAN oUTfITTERs.
so9 PENNA AVE. NV. q yas-eo
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Volunteer circulators Of the protest against
grade-crossings and the Atkinson bill can OBJ
tain slips with the petition prinsed upon them
and with space for signatures by applying at
The STAR Office.
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The httle blaze in the roof of the Treasury
building Monday night is or should be a gentle
reminder that that structure is by no means
hreproot and that there are tons of records
stored In its loft which are too valuable to b,
lost, and which would go very quickly when
the blaze touched them. The best time 10 nro-
tect against FIRE is before the fire occurs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WV III. Nc KSrws DAILY LETTER
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80. 1890.

ts-.toeE,, and il Is also our regular Weekly
ss Stoek-prunins sale" day..
tn-prseate the bargains "a now being Uttered
IL You can save money on almost everything
e cHi HID K S"s WHITE VIII SUITS REDUCED.
- These ridicnlously low prices ought TO con-
49, chiIaSsn'. Whit. Rlase Suits. size 8
IL Children's Embroidered Lawn and
rs: .sa e sna 81
ce % yo. White ai sRss 1 4s% s sgo
ard S " t. 81 each tain
ms:f' WITH s w .ss La 1so suit H., ,c1ly
e., LA % s. SUITS s.rired chsiiie Suit.
E iaured cbaliie ' suits, sizes se So and "a.
rRedu n from ~, go ,; 80 70 sl3 ,rno,
ss-strped Psreale Wrappers. size 40. Ne.
So . sr,ted Ps,csle Wrappers Reduced
go Is se g.5sse Wrapper. Reduced
- white India Linon Wrappers, size, SO.
- Reduced n frein 80 to SO;
- pers, sizes 80 and 49, Reduced from $40
81 2White Embroidered India Linon wrsp.
:. pers, sizes 3esnd 40. Reduced from Sl2.50
aNr hNlS SOCKS: About dozen In
- rants noieaehed and Fancy Striped Socks.
- Reduced from 20c., oOc. and 52c. to lSc.,
ss-or pairs tor soc
= LADIES' HOSIERY-5 pairs Ladies,
- ss,-ir nb6ieashed French Isle Thread Hose,
- INCH Reduced from 81. 1870 50c.
fESIS.-l3 pairs lsdies' Bleached Isle
Thread Vests, low neck and no sleeves,
SIR ribbon IN neck and arm holes. Re
ts-duced from 75c to G2c
- Mso various other SMALL lots too numer.
- GUS TO mention. Tomorrow will be gaia
bargain day.
VIM II. McKNEw
Successor to r. H. Taylor.
933 pennsvlyania ana QO- n
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Johnson & LurrnrrL.

We have Married down prices some lots that VIII
make them 20. A lot Of Dress Goods at Sc. Some In
the lot sold At 2sc. lot Of Crochet shasis White
and colorsd. half price lot Of Psr>sos st less than
half price. White Goods At greatly reduced pr'es.
On NJ salks 40c. SOC; soc were Csc; beautiful
styles and colors. Umbrella Csc. si25. sell much
higher. Figured Pongces, i5e.. were ise All Dress
Goods marksd down ssrieenA Sc. we're I2,sc. L0u
prices In every line.
JOHNSON LuTrRELL
ty2o us MARKET spsos.
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when . member assaiis him n did Mr..
Sfrubie OF Iowa yesterday the Speaker wonders
whether or not he is thankful that the House
u not = deli5orative body.
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Between irI Hicks. Virgins and buchanan
life is not worth the timid mans living
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The Argentine govcrnme Mt seems to have had
q narrow escape, but the essential thing is that
ii escaped
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germany tones into the sealing imbroylio.
- there were not enough snags alr1acv
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Another violent attack was made on Speaker
Reed Yesterday, and il they continue the
Speaker viii be forced into active advocacy of
an appropriation for his coast .a,,fens.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-30

MI Blame, forced out Of DIE cabinet. woula
be The most nnmerousiy peculiar republican IN
the ranks Of his party.
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TIME Is Go1se-
"HIP-AND-AHoP."
BE- You've seen cat play with mouse-and before
~ she knew it her prey would get away from her.
~ Don't toy with time and these s12 80 suits. The
y likelihood Of your getting what woule suit you
t1-best grows scantier with each days sun. We're
ssrom our force in other departments to serve the
o-throngs Of eager buyers. But We take time to
eDsearch out Just what you wRnr-seo that you get
sS- perfect ft in it. You'll have to do your part
Il though-thst is. hurry up. In times Ike these,
sB-when dollars are selling for cents we cannot hold
tDback the crowd. It's free, open contestant the
ss didn't know the week half over-tbe great big
"a holes in this stock of suits would wake us up to
fB-the fact You've got the matter all in your own
Rhands If you let the lapse of time furl this sale"
eD--and leave you out-whose fault isitg
fs-THosE OUTING SHIRTS"
tD- We want to sing that ''Shirt Song" again 1t
fEisnt quite SO loud it Sunday because you've
sS-weakened the volume Of the variety since then.
tgBut there wasn't discordant pattern in the whole
sS-lot-so those that are left are symphonies
ev-THEY'RE OUTING SHIFTS Two O; the lots are
~ French Flannel and the one other Domet.
THE 81 ONES ARE s9os
THE s3 so ONES ARE $40.
The 80 ONES AXE SID.
TaE also ONES AXE SLl7.
sv- Wen wager that all of you can find "lots of
eorocm" for an addition to Your supply--dont care
sBhow extensive it Island these are proud pieces
eI-of spparel"-all Of them
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE BUSY oUTFITTERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
,y3o STREET.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Inc names OF Two famous African heroes,
Livingston and G'Tasa, are nov sweeping
thrsagh the political atmo.nhsre a, Co..
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when u once becomes q tradition OF the
House that long Session means no return Cor
the sitting raembers then there viii be NO long
sesiorh
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ABOUT L HOSE lie R1pBosa
Most important is to remind you that the supply is
limited and that no moro such nbbons will be OBJ
tanned again this season to sell at such prices.
llc RIBBoNs-sTYLES
Gro. Grain and MOire silks with Satin Edge Every
thread warranted pure silk and free from defect.
No. o. which l. ~ inches wide. ID worth II cents
yard. No. IL. which b g inches wide. is Ie-csn.
Eibeon.
COLoRs.
Light Mus. Pink. Cardinal. Golden Brown. Myrtle.
Olive Navy. Old Rose. Terra Gotta Rssada. Leghorn,
Heotrope. Gold. Orange. Silver Gray. Pigeon Blue.
yellow. ssOne Gray. Pawn. I'm. Garnet, Salmon.
Pstachs. Marine. NAVY. Black. Cream. White.
AHISr.
II ID very certain thst those ~ inches wide and
worth le cents viii sell more readily thaa thoss ~
| inches wide ~ worth only lf esnta Need you
another hint.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
! U3o Corner 18th st. and Pa. ava
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DARTrEs DESIRING BOOK BINDING OF ANY
II description will do well 70 CALL before giving OF
ders, It J. q. HODGES, GAL La. ave. NV. opposte
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u-we close at Q pm. Saturdays excepted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-10
The Event Of tho Season.

The Event OF the season.
An event of great interest to the ladies of
Helena begins to-day in the Inauguration of
Sands Bros semi-annual mark down sale.
Never before in the history of the bust
ness of Helena were desirable and season.
able goods sold at such low prices as are
quoted for this sale.
Sands Brothers never do things by halves,
and when they advertise bargains the goods
will be found just as represented, with no
stretching of the upper figures to mislead
anyone.
All summer goods in the wholesale as we'll
as in the retail departments must 20 in this
sale, consequently prices must suffer.
Unparalleled bargains in silks and dress
goods, elegant dress patterns in French
faille silks, Canton and Shanghai figured
lowest prices ever named for the quality.
Tennis and outing fannels in beautiful
colorings and fine French wool challies at
amazingly low prices.
White goods in lawns, linens, mulls,
plain and lace pocket handkerchiefs, en-.
broidered and hemstitched fOunciuQs-all
must go at the price.
Wash Goods Bargains.-These goods are
never unreasonable, but down go the prices
for this sale on imported and American
ginghams, percales and calicoes. House
keeping goods in sheetings, towelinRs, lin
ems, napkins, lunch sets. Marseilles spreads,
quilts and towels at clearing prices. Muslin
underwear, laces, Hamburgs, handkerchiefs,
gloves, hosiery, corsets, Swiss ribbed under
wear, blouse waists, jackets. wraps. shawls,
travelling wraps, children's suits at unap-
proachably low prices for this sale. In fact,
bona fide bargains in every department. We
cannot too urgently request an early attend
ance at this sale. as intending purchasers
neglect their own interest if they fail to 60
cure some OF the many bargains offered.