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Arizona republican., 1890-11-30

HE was sincere. He did not know that had ever seen the Salt River Val ley. Isn't it time Phoenix got "a move on it?" C. O. ZlEGENFUss.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-30
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER IN sons having claims against P. F. Nilsson, lately doing business in the City of Phoenix, to present the same, with the vouchers therefor duly verified, to George F. Spangenberg, who has been duly appointed assignee of said P F. Nilsson, for the benefit of his creditors, at his store in Phenix, Arizona, on or before the 21st day of February, A. D. 1891.
 Gko. F. sPAseEsBKRs. Dated October 21, 1890. iSs
Arizona republican., 1890-11-30

TIE water privileges are from $6 to $lO an acre and the annual rental is 62l8 cents an acre, the water rights being attached to the lands and appurte- nant thereto. A perpetual supply is guaranteed by the company, the supply being one cubic foot flowing, per second, to every l60 acres.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-30
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November29, Money on call easy, at the close offered at 3. Prime mercantile paper, Gy9ggc. Sterling exchange, quiet and steady. sXty-day bills, SLs2; demand, Sis7J5 Bar silver, Sl0!. Copper, nominal, Lead, nominal, domestic $i.>O. Tin, closed weak straits s2OOOG25.JO.
 LONDON, November 2l.--Bar. silver, 47i d per oz Money, per cent.
 NEW YORK, November %. Closing quotations n. mining sInnka LnlaN Nnra ns fnllnIvs.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-30
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
,,,ur copARrNrRsuIp uRarroropr 2

VNHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex- u isting between the undersigned, under the firm names of Herrick & Luhrs and Herrick & Co.,, in the proprietorship and management of the Commercial Hoter and the Fashion Liy- cry, Feed and Sale Stables" in this city. is this day dissolved by mutual consent and the retire. ment of Newell Herrick.
 Said hotel and livery business will be con tinued under the proprietorship and manage ment of Geo H. N. Luhrs, who has purchased all the property and assets and assumed all of the liabilities of said copartnership, and will collect all Of the outstanding claims of whatso- ever nature due said partnership under either of Its said firm names.
 NEWELL HERRICK,
 GEO. H. N. LUHRs. PHGNIx, A. T., October 27, 1890. l6S-40
Arizona republican., 1890-11-30
The Bank of Tempe
 TEMPE, ARIZONA.
MEAL eANkINa BUSINESS rRANsAorEp

GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Money loaned at reasonable rates on
 real estate or personal security. Exchange drawn on San Francisco, Chicago
 and New York.
 Interest paid on Time Deposits. c. G. LINISlIToN, President
 J. s. ARMSTRONG, Vice-P President Directors G. Linington, J. s. Armstrong, E. G. Frankenberg M II. Linington, w. A. Daggs, Niels Peterson, J. W. Wolf, F. G, Dodson and Charles Roberts,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
. ~ =
DHKSs GOODS.

e parisiau Dress Robes that sold for fl2OO and
gls rodaced 20 g. % choice:
81 patterns 51-inch Cassim0ro, Tor tailor-mHoe
suite. ni $40 a pattern;
IU-WG0l rwilicd Suitiug, In broWn-and-gray
mixed, at 32c.-siugle width:
Ionr. shaggy CEmers-Hsir Cheviois, in mix
tgrcs. 20 13c-rrduced from $50.
gliuch All-NOol highly Finished Henrietta. oil
shades, flhc.:
Double Width All-Woo Trlcot, any shade, 20c.:
4 3 inch soft Imported Plaids aud CHECKS A. ODc
We oxpose for mo first time this season Rom
.r.ufa Of Drcss Cords Of every description, IN
lengths OF 90 yards. a. ono third on tho price.
Ready Made Dresses, blue Rud black cloth,
tailor -nuSfo. Toady 70 wear, bound oil
around. at fifL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
MILLINERY AT A SACRIFICE.

Tomorrow the first great clearing sale OF Millinery ih
little premature we Clearing sales usually come about iy
our
b great inducements Hats and BonnctS before tn
know it Just at Its hegh anu many W ~
ongput purchase of winter headgear Aha rr;.oa
to make complete cuare III @ an
Millinery The question or thought OF pron We a 0ur
cost Oh
d the goods utilize the space they occupy ior
others -. L,ou rbot our crstomes
they desired in the way VI
establishment We tins Just mere Dso Wo
a es ever prepared the demands OF ourtrad you @
turban want
sort find Millinery Paors and you Ie any 0i ~ '
q before becomes uee"
One attractions during this week will be those L
artsty turned
G vonna and old alike yy and full with tips and ribbon
We propose s9S You would be fortunate you ua
elsewhere for SO only of tempting oilers oi goa values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
CARPETS

Yari-viio heavy Ingroin at 39c., tho usual soc.
Llnd;
g. Patterns Extra super All-Wool al CSC.
Beautiful patterns heavy Wilton velvet at
Nlhc.:
Extra quality B0dy-Brussels az Sl-made, laid,
aud Iin"i:
OLCl1tt q. sc. % b0c. yard;
lfaoIeum, $40 yards wide. at 81, f.25, and s2
yard, laid
Smyrna Rugs 81 pricos less than ever before
neat no t1c.
Eus.s. -i8s. slGS. go, and s2.4S;
fnyrla urIggets- -gXi2 feet aud 2O1G feot-at
ono niTd or the price,
Iur k.rs az S. large size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
BLACK GOODS.

JiLWooi Fancy striped sorgos AZ t9c
lI.Wo1i Imported sebastOpol at 65c. worth
u.5:
our g-iuch All-Wool Black Henrietta with Ger
man gnish cannot be equallod Ia town, price
ouly 49c.
tain.n AN Wool Ladies suitngs. black, al SOC. :;
Imported 52-inch Brondcioih, S5c.
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UNTRIMMED HATS.

In show some super superior or ma % 40 ~ % &
Fine French Felt Flats have reduced 81 full line OF Black Wooi
Fe wide binding goods mot seconds marked down or
Jockey only NoveHeS
9nd ans for Children reduced half the former price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
THALHIMBR BROTHERS

claim for your patrona6e Us based upon the fact
that then do only q legitimate and square 6WSU-
ness, buying their large supplies onty from
first hands in the principal northern markets.,
and not from retailers in this city, You UUtb al
u0as find their goods to be just 10eat they repre-
sent them. Our aim shall euer be to SELL our
merchandise at prices both satisfactory to our
patrons as 1CeW as ourselves. l1e do not 6eIere
in nm erorbitant profit Lire and Let Lire is al
,cays our motto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

DRESS demand and assortment has never been
80 complete in everything pretty and stylish at this tme We are
selling them rpdy at prices fail suit We have all
grades in DRESS GOODS lowest to the finest and mocom
,e stock Of DRESS TRIMMINGS in Black and all fancy colors
BLANKETS DCovERNGS of all kinds what want to
tuv lust now supply at prices that will induce
you purchase
Three hundred pair of SILK and CHENILLE PoR
THERE'S entirely new such can't find everywhere The prices
will attract your attention. 1000 pair LACE CURTAINS bought be-
fore the rise and sold accordingly
We are doing largest WRAP trade in the city, Why? Wen
and see our stock question answered All Of the newest and pre
s. WRAPS Of this show Ao in FUR ASTRACHAN
and PLUSH CAPES 400 for selection New goods
nv arriving delay buying WRAP or CAPE Weareto have
ntv of cold weather while the assortment large Remember
ve sell our goods at the lowest possible figures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
sss.s.ss s..ss..ss.ss
: SILK FOR EVENING.

Cream and Light Blue Ali-Silk Fsille at S9c.;
Every shade pure SIX Surah al 30;
Every shade Heavy Sain at &c;
Extra quality China silks at DC;
Puro SILK Striped Gauzes at 75c.-every shade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
600 BROAD STREET.
NO 23-su, ,Tu&Th,
TALLEY & CO.-AS-

DREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.-AS-
II TRACHANs are In great demand. Black
Astrschan. S. IS, and - Brown Asrachsn, 10
,osc,,iar canes. - 20 S3a Black and Colored
RstSsts u 10 s2. rs per yard scld veivetaens
a, a. ana soc. reduced 80 per cent Soc our &c.
Plaid and striped Dress Fisnneis. Beautiful
nan front Henrietta Drcss Robes At tia
N,.s assnIav OF sc. Wool Dress Goods In piains,
str,oes. and plalds. Carpet Warp at ti.2o per
h.is Oh Ave pounds. Special bargain IN Red
Blankets st saee pair. worth a. He'd rvtlls,
,ss,c' Bms-l,ray Flannel st 1850. worth s0c.
DsrKesI Gray Flannel at ssc. worth &c. Odds
ANA euds-Grscn. Brown, Gray, aud BLACK kice
Csmbr,c tc. worth sAc.; Boys Linen Collars AZ
~ sIx for 2c.--rcduced from lSke: Spepers
nass nsrs We have pssstfui sceds for thas
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
|Grdnite HOn1CGre.II

than 20 cases Granite Ironware during
the past week enables US to sell at one
half regular price. The lot consists OF
everything pertaining to Kitchen Uten-
sis. Cofee-Pots at 25c.-regular Price,
Soc. u; Coffee and Tea-Pots at SIC
regular price, sl.65; Cofee-P0ts at
Sl.O9-regular price, s2.25 ; Hotel Cof-
iee-Boilers, extra large, at S2. i2.regu-
lar price, s5; Rice-Boilers at Sl.69-
regular price, $3.50; Pie-Plates and
Jelly-Cake Pans at l0c.-reguiar pnce,
Csc. ; Cake Moulds at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
TRIMMINGS

Feathers are tho most popular thing THIS sen
son. and are vory scarce. We can show yoi
them In every shade at all prices.
Feather Bands. one yard long, at fi25 band;
F8Ecy-COlored Gimps. with Gold ana silver
mixed, from 85r. % fi.J0 yard;
Astrachnn Trimming In 2, q, and 4-inch bands;
Van Dyke Gimps aud Laces prices cut in hall
Of former price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
CANDIES.
rlas French MIKlnre o. lso. a . ound.
KID GLOVES.

We guarantee "a M by Citing your Gloves az
our counter from 20 and up.
srutlOn Tan and Black at 3jr.;
t-UGu0n-length Uudres8oi Rid, feathor-biitched
back. in tans, az &c.:
..-buitou Eyoning Kids. IN grays and tans, aI
e. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
5Gx21 inches - the
A Snvrna Rho manufacturers price
is S2.25-Sl will be

INt pIICt
Another Observation-Disclosures
price 50. l5-you can take your choice
of a number of styles for 81 80;
Door-Size real Smyrna-the best usual
price 73c.-Monday the price will be
375c. the usual 25c. Mats for 15c. ; an
Oriental Rug that was s.. 46 will be 81. so /;
SOC. Cocoa Door Mats for 25c. /; 81
ones for 50c.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
THE COHEN co.


viii open their doors Monday morning
to some OF the greatest bargains ever
sold at their house.
% pieces AlI-wool 60 and T3c. Colored
Henriettas for 500. yard-these
goods would cost upwards OF zoe. TO
land now;
Half-Wool 2l-inch, werg
sol sold IL for lSic-' now sold RaidS
36-inch English Cashmeres, various
grades selling generally from a to
30c.-the price will be 16ic. yard
Handsome All-Wool 36-inch Mourning
Plaids and Stripes, value from ~ to
59c.-your choice OF the lot 37lc. (;
A large lot of Colored Dress Cash
meres-Cotton OF course-but think
of the price, &C..
52-inch All-Wool and CamePs-Hair
Plaids, Sl.25 yard;
Another lot for S1-more than third oil
the best value.
SEE THE FEATHER TRIMMING !
The Passementeries, all kinds and shades
A to 6-inch wide Feather Trim
ming, for SOC. q yard-the hereto
fore e.. .26 for 81. q yard;
Handsome Silk Passementerie that has
sold for 80. % will be s1.39, another
for 75c. that usually sells for Sl.25-
Colored or Black Trinmings-hun-
dreds OF pieces;
Monday will see the greatest sale Of
-,
ICornote that has ever taken place
0''' p0'Si in Richmond.
All-Wool Super Extra Ingram that sold
for Soc, will be sold for SOC. yard !;
Double-Warp lngrains, Cotton mixed
37c.-what was 29c. will be Ice. (;
Think, that good set pattern Of In
grain Carpet is selling for Sc. a
yard-can't carry the enormous
stock Of Carpets over to next season !;
The best 7jc. Tapestry Brussel Carpets
will be sold for 65c. yard
The 81 to 55c. Tapestry for BIC.
5cyO1 ;nchaa - tha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

YOU CANNOT BUT ADMIT AFTER A CAREFUL COMPARISON
THE BARGAINS WE OFFER YOU HERE AND THOSE IN
OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS THAT OURS ARE THE ONLY ONES
WORTHY OF EXAMINATION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

less than 69c. viii be 30c. a yard-second
to tho best quality Floor Oil-Cloth
selling generally for 42c.-2lc. q
var1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
to mention the thou
sand-and- sold
termed little things
No Chance

that are TO be sold here on Monday.
Hundreds of dollars will be summed up
in the loss OF this sale, which viii con
tinue for few days. Ribbons, Kid
Gloves, Notions, Underwear, Gentle
mems Furnishing, Hosiery. Toilet Arti-
cles. Linens. Furs, Millinery, Domestics,
etc, will be sold at prices that will be
surprising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23
BASEMENT

They are placed in the
convenient for your sightiBASEMENT
or purchase. Anything
You may select will bei----------''--'----
kept for you until ordered to be sent.
What the Housefurnlshing Depart
ment has to say. Special Purchases.
Special prices. We herewith present a
martial list of savings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-23

Last Of oil, We intend to stay. Me-
here in busy season-vhen duh 60
away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAY q 1891
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gllsland, New Orleans, coalef aud
sailed for Aarhaus.
steamship 1antallon, New Orleans 10 coal
Steamship Wyanoke, Richmond, snd sailed
for New YORK. merchandise.
Schooner Emma Fangell. BOstun 10 load coal.
Schooner John ;. Ames, Fall River, 70 load
eoal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

Four years ago there were reported In tho
General Minutes 4. i13 travelling preachers. Of
which number ass were effective. The report
Of last year shows 4.s62. OF which i,295 are eiec-
. tiye-an increase OF $50 ia the itinerant ranks.
The local minlstry has grown Ia the same period
from 1898 10 G,219-Rn addition Of 30
There were according 10 the minutes Of 1875.
le06l5 members. The last returns give 1ld6,-
OIe--an increase Of $685. Tho whole number
OF preachers and members, IA at present esti-
mated. is liz. LOAN addition 10 our force in
four years VI lN6,lj6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
The Very Latest.

A strike OF all the steam boat-mep on Puget
sound, Washin gtOn, occurred yesterday Tor ~
per mouth increase In wages.
The strike insugurated two weeks ago by tho
coopers at the Chicago packing houses came 10
an end last night, and at a mess-meesing the
men, by unani nous vote, decided 20 go back
70 work az tho old scalo OF wages and hours.
About so tanners struck yesterday In Chicago
for nine hour work aud ten h0Urs' pay. -FOUR
Of tho Old s-Carpenters' Association signed
tho arbitration agreement between the strikers
ana new bosses yesterday. Work Will DO gene
rally resumed throughout the city today.
Tho president and directors OF tho Singer
Manufacturing Company we're In session Of their
factory In Elizabeth, y. j., all day yesterday.
Although they lind it dlcicait 70 approximate
the loss sustained, it IS understood that IL VIII
NOT fall short Of 81 100000. The company had no
insurance II Is now expected that the WORKS
will be running fuil-handed within two weeks.
Just as freight train on tho Atchison, Topeka
ami santa Fe railroad WAS crossing a small
bridge tew miles east OF wellington. kan., yes
terday evening the engine-Doiier exploded.
John Mack, the engineer, was crushed and
aca,ded 20 death. and the nromans name I'M
Known, was scalied snd msngled IN a terrible
manner. The force OF the explosion destroyed
tie bridge and sixteen cars Of cattle were pre-
cipitatsd into the creek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRE, May Tho stock market was less
active today la the regular LIST, but the trusts
showed Increased animation. and the total trans
actious in them exceeded those OF any day this
week. The market was not positively strong at
any time Of the day, but rallied promptly from
sn early depression, though the mai changes
sre generally in the direction Of lower figures.
The London market was lower this morning on
the effect OF story capled from this side last
evening that the discussion Of the silver bill had
been postponed for three weeks. and the cables
this morning brought n liberal com lement OF
selling orders, though tho latter are open TO the
suspicion Of having their origin on ths side OF
the water. Traders who have been looking for a
reaction OF somo magnitude from day 10 day
edted their might to the selling orders, many OF
which were known 10 DO In the market, Ia the
hope OF catching stop-orders. and the de-
vice met with some success In some directions.
Tho early pressure was especially severe, as
rnight be expected. 10 London favorites aud the
stocks or the warning western roads, no one
seeming disposed 10 support the later whom at
tackled. Concessions, however, amounted TO
fractions only after tho opening declines, which
ranged up 20 L per cent The offerings were
met by steady demand from the commission
houses, which soon had the effect OF ralying the
general list, and Chicago gas, Oregon Trans
Continental, and the trusts became specially
conspicuous for their resistance 10 the pressure
brought TO bear. Later In the day the market
became quite duh, but IN the afternoon buying
was resumed IN a few stocks, which impaired a
strong tone 70 the rest Of the list and the sugar
IoAuoi' 30 IA Nue iast Houi rPuit.o w 100 pv'
cent, followed 10y Wheeling and Lake Erie COM
mon, which reached tho highest figures for the
week past, and Kansas and Texas new preferred
stock. Northern Pacific was also prominent for
both activity and strength ia the afternoon, but
MON Pacific was specially weak and - the only
stock showing material decline for the day, the
theory being that prominent house on the
street has closed out large line OF It. The last
rally did not continue until the close. however,
and at the end 81 the day heavy tone prevail
ed. with prices as a rule only slightly changed
from those u last evening, but lower In most all
Of tho active shares. Sales-Listed, $1,000
shares unlisted, $1,000 shares
EreHing Exchange quiet and steady. Money
easy at 3 20 :, closing offered az Z sub-Troa-
sury hslances-Coin, $l62,CA,00c; currency,
1851 600 Governments dull but steady for IL
per cents, l2@; ex. coupons 1881 bid, eX. in-
terest. State bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

DEATHS.


o'clock. Sir. JUDSON BETHEL, in tho dfty-
second year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
MosBY-Died, Wednesday night at $50
o'clock, WILLIAM q. MOSBY, IN tho twenty
second year Of his age.
We lay him in the silent tomb,
Tho blossom Of the day;
WILLIE just begun a. view the bloom,
When he was called away.
Friendship and lore have done is best,
And nOua can DO no more:
Tho bitterness Of death IL pact
And all his sufferings are O'er.
No shadow realed on HIS brow,
lIo uttered not a sigh.
But gently drew his parting breath
Aud softly clOsed bis eyo.
His funeral will TAKE place from tho Ebeno2er
Baptist church FRIDAY May9. 1891 At o'clock
/. VI. Friends AMI acquaintances are respect
fully invited 20 attend.
RUHLE.--Died, at his residence In llenrico
county, May 9th. aftor long and painful Illness,
CHARLES A. RUHLE, In the Sixty-seyenth year
OF his age.
Call not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER.
On the border-lsnd VIZ left him,
Soon 10 meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world OF changes,
Far beyond this world Of care,
We shall ind our missing loved ono
In our Fathers mansion fair.
The funeral will take place from the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. corner tourih anu
Grace ,treOts, THIS Cfhursday) AFTERNOON at
half-past o'clock. Friends and acquGin iances
are respectfully invited 10 attond.
Augusta (Ga.) and Milwaukee (Wis) papers
please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

aown the river at rate Of speed that made
,no:e on board open their eyes and the river
pyasmen to look twice 70 see that u was not a
VISION passing By, but.gnye an excellent exhibit
her every movement may be controlled. 10
usually lakes the river boats nearly two hours
70 maze tho trip 20 NJ Vernon but the Cushing
iounn forty minutes sufficient. Part OF the time
seven miles an hour, and what was equally no
taDie was the crafts steadiness, there being no
more sense OF rocking felt than there would be
on railway train. While going et twenty-five
mhes an hour ths engines we're reversed and
the poal backed at tho rate Of eighteen miles an
nour. She also turned In her own length
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
President. Cashier. and Teller Arrested.
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispstcn.f

PHIIADELPHIA. Pa, May 7.-President
Louis Z. PfeifTer Cashier Joshua Pfeiffer,
and Paying Teller w. II. Sergesheimer, Of
the suspended Bank of America, were ar
rested this afternoon shortly before the
stockholders meeting on two warrants
sworn out by Roger Maynes, director and
stockholder of the bank. The president
and cashier are charged with receiving a
deposit of $500 from Maynes April 10th,
the day before the announcement of the
suspension. well knowing their institution
was lnsolvent. The assistant cashier and
teller are charged with refusing payment Of
Maynes's check for %, 026. presented April
goth and 3Oth (both days., with the state
ment that Maynes had no funds to his
credit, when on each Of those days be had
more than s., 500 to his credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
WHAT'S STYLE? Some H.
Illustrations.

Irs unique position We occupy as leaders.
By the score q day we are interviewed on style.
A We are asked our judgment must DO valued.
II we know-as IRE do--tsn't it most natural We
should pattern our stock accordingly Cor
tanly.
There nre two or three styles so exclusive they
have barely trespassed outside Custom Tailor
ING realms. They are tbs extremes-but that's
no reason TO our minds Why you shouldn't have
tnem-made up-to lt yourselves from. That's
one trouble with most rosdy-made clothiers.
They are too we'll satisfied 10 show the lines
hat have become common property. Originate
They don't know what that means.
The SINGLE and DoUBLE-BREAsTED
FRoCK SUITS In LIGHT EFFECTS-is one
perhaps tho most extreme style Of this season.
# is easy to see why 1t should "go." A frock
coat Is always a dress coat That lends distInc-
ton TO it. Using the light and fancy patterns
tones down the stately reserve Of the time
hopored black-and in onc and the same style
you can step from tho street to the drawing
room with perfect proprety. We arc showing o
dozen different shades IN plain weaVes and
easy, small checKs-with and without SILK
is,lnga
What's another extreme7 The DOUBLE and
sISGLs-BREAsTED SACK COATS and VESTS
m ado up in BLACK and BLUE CHEyIor and
SERGE. The soft, rolling collar gives grace
full front-our perfec, patterns forn-ntttng
bacs. Tasty dressers pick out pair or TWO Of
our fancy trousers for use with them-althoush
pants like the coat and vest are never aml'"
Have both-then you've chance to make your
own combinations.
Both these styles have given US big business
We were commencing to run ashore on sizes
put we're In deep water sgsn. II vOu were in
and ,S we're outcome IA sgain-ue'rs IN noe'
You're naturally on tho lookout now for novel;
des in White and Fancy Vests They ara as
much O part of summer as the leaves on inc
trees-and OUR variety is very nearly as nune-
rous. Everything that sparkles isn't diamond
You can go to the Furnishers and they VIII SPIN
YOU a glowing yarn about their exclusive pat
tnrns. They arc exclusive aiew-ana
high price. We suppose we saw all the SAM
pies that were in the market-ths and the i0r-
elgn-snd you can depend on IL We didn't 'urh
an attractive ono down. We've always oesn ~
losssrhesds with these specialists In the ma''e'
Of prics-bus YOU'RE our eustomers-theyre
NOT We Try to plesse YoU-and mats an end
Of It.
A. sAKs 6 CO.,
TIE BEST CLOTHING
zoos MAIN STREET.