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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

"You are too hard on Mr.. Skinfint. You
should eat him with more of the milk of
human Kindness"
He'd chnrp it INTO butter and sell it if I
did Bling hamton Republican.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11
The Parting.

The Parting.
We parted in silence. we parted by night
on the bank of beautiful river;
No sound but a gurgle, as out of my sight
Swift she sank with scarcely shiver.
The nightingale warbled, the stars sweetly
shone,
And, though she will rise again never,
No sorrow was shown for the life that had
flown
For that cat is silent forever.
Colby Echo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

Nay, let him talk till he is through,
1t is but natures way,
For well?tis known the cat will new,
The jackass have his bray.
Merchant Traveller.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

Yabsley-I take it for granted. Miss
Flyppe, that you are too sensible to follow
the silly fashion of tight lacing.
Miss Flyppe-I do not see why you
should take it for granted, Mr.. Yabsley.
And he didn't take it for granted any
longer.-Terre Haute Express.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

When you forgive an enemy
The stings that smart and blister,
The reason then is one of two
He is bigger man than you,
Or has pretty sister.
--LiUerpooL Post.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

Knowing that cough can be checked in
a day, and the first stages of consumption
broken in a week, we hereby guarantee DIR.
Acker's English Cough Remedy, and will
refund the money to all who buy, take it as
per directions, and do not fluid our state
ments correct. For sale by Philip T. Al
len, Staunton, Va,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

The Glanmorgan Co. and ais,
VS..
TeabO and ais.
All parties interested in the foregoing cause,
pending in the Hastings Court of the city of
Staunton, TAKE NOTICE, that will proceed ,on
the 12th dag of June. nert.
to take an account of the value of the real es'
tate conveyed by defendant, James W. Teabo,
to his wife, Mary w. Teabo, the liens binding
said real estate whether or not the convey.
ance from said James W .Teabo to his wife was
voluntary, and without consideration and
whether the debts secured in said deed are
bona tide debts.
At which time all parties must appear with
JNO. M. KINNEY,
may lift Comm'r In Ohancery.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

Virginia sCity of Staunton, to wit:
/ hereby certify that Geo M Cochran ,Ir, COM
missioner, has given bond, VITA security, as >
18th day OF March, 1890, in the Chancery cause
of .Bckle's Ex'or against Pritchard's Adm r,
pending in The Court OF Hustlng ior Inc cry y,
Staunton Given under my hahd this 2lst day
of May. NEWTON ARGENBRIGdT,
NOV 19-tds Clerk.
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xrousE AND LOT FOE SALE,

By virtue of decree of the Hastings CouIt
for The city of Staunton, rendered at the Marcn
term 1890 in the suit OF Bickle's executor Hs.
auctjOn on
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11

fronting about $50 feet on the south SIDE OF
CARRIER Street and of less width in rear, con =,
tanning about ONE-THIRD OF AN AGjihaE,
with good and Comfortable Frame Dwelling
House.on it, now occupied by ]. I. Prit2hard'
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash to pay
costs of suit and sale, and the residue
terest rom the day of sale for which the pur-
chaser will execute bonds with approved per-
soraI security, and the title to be retained as
ultimate security ,.oor,N
Cnr,, ,Jr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11
SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, 1890,
valuable House and Lot

to the highest bidder, in front of the cour
house, in Staunton, a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-06-11
Y livery! LIVERY.

In thanking the publicfor the liberal patron
age extended me, ask continuance of their
favor to my successor, feeling assured that he
rnlly deserves them. Respectfully,
'eh E. '9a-tf e T. THHENRfIR6.
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"Details below
BARGAINS liz EMBRorpER,ns.

The new goods are Pleated, Hand hem stitched and
Vandyke Embroideries. some with vaienciennes,
Medici and Torchon Lace Insertions: the widths are
22 and A inches. Tie narrower vsndyke Embroid-
cries for trimming are shown to match
The following reduced prices are quoted for cut
pieces. some Of which slightly creased by display
in the show windows; many as fresh as the new
embroideres whose arrival forcing down prices as
follows:
81 for the 6o-inch Nainsook Embroideries mar ked
s.. 40 yard.
LBS for the 42-inch Pique Embroideries marked
o. 6s and sl.75 yard
81. 6S fort 42-nch SWISS Cambria and Nainsook
Embroderies marked 81 yard.
e. for those marked 81 IS. and 60 yard for those
marked 81 80 aud 81.
81 for the 22-inch Nainsook. Swiss and Pique En-.
broideries marked sl.25 yard.
sI.25 for those marked si.45 yard and / SO for
those N rked Sl.S9
The narrower Swiss, Nairsook and Cambria En-
broideries. varying in width from to inches are
reduced in price as follows:
To-. isc zoe DC. sc. Sc.
tg-The reductions are not large. only when You
consider the very good values offered ct the former
prices.
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A Few Porsrrrs
all

A Few PorsrrRs
THE DEALERS WHO DO SO MUCH TALK
ING ABOUT TIE AMOUNT OF MONEY
THEY SAVE TO THE PURCHASERS OF
CLOTHING ARE TIE VERY ONES WHO
ARE MAKING IT MoRE EXPENSIVE.
FOR INSTANCE. YoU CANNOT GET A
WHOLE PAGE ADVERTISEMENT FOR
NOTHING. NEITHER CAN ANY MAN Az
FORD TO SELL YOU GOODS FOR LESS
THAN THEY COST AND SUCCEED. THOSE
WHO ADVERTISE GOODS AT oNE-HALf
OR oNE-rHIRD OF THEIR VALUE AT HE
END OF TIE SEASON MUST HECEss ARILY
MAKE AN ENORMOUS PROFIT NOW IN
ORDER TO EVEN UP.
WE NEVER INDULGE Is Such CUT.
RATE SALES. But PREFER TO KEEP ON Az
WE HAVE BEEN DOING FOR YEARS.
KEEP THE EXPENSES DOWN TO THE Low
EST POSSIBLE NOTCH IN oRpER TO
QUOTE LOWER PRICES on OUR CLOTH
ING.
WE CAN SUIT You WITH ANYTHING
YOU NEED IN CLOTHING FOB men OR
BOYS AT PROPER PRICES. CALL AND In
sPEcT OUR STOCK
ROBINSON. Parker 4 CO..
THE AMERICAN cLoTHlERs
sp17-so Sas SEVENTH ST. NV.
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ARTICLES Or NOTE
RECEIVED TODAY.

It would be advisable to come - soon a. you can
after reading this The articles herein.
after named are fresh and nice. There is aivays .
pick when goods arrive
Read carefully each line
Mail orders carefully filled
A great variety Of ''CHENEY's" printed INpIAs in
patterns confined exclusively to US and comprising ali
the latest shades and effects.
CHINAs and midas in Black Grounds with white
figures and Black Grounds with colored figures, from
SOC. to 81 per yard Best quality plain colored IN.
DIAs. all new shades, 81.
27-INCH CoLOREDCANToNS, all new shades 75c
2o-inch CoLoRED sHANGHAIs and CANToNs. SOC.
An excellent assortment Of fancy striped Silks and
Persian effects for combinations and trimmings, from
75c to 81 per yard
In these goods we can match any shade of plain ma
terial manufactured.
PLAID sURAHs in all Shades at s5c. csc and 81.
BLACK DRAPERY NETS.
PLAIN RUSSIA NET tFish Nett. 4s H.. all Silk. 75c
LA TosCA NET. 4s.in.. all Silk, 81.
An immense assortment of DRApERY NETS in
Russia La Tosca and Chansily. ranging in pricerom
Use to $780, and We claim that our prices are fully
20 per cent less than regular value
One lot of SHIRT WAISTS. slightly soiled, reduced
from CSC. and Is to Soc
Strictly Atwood sToCKINETTE JACKETS,
Double Breasted. Bound All Round, Bell sleeve and
Perfect Fitting, at 81.
JACKETS, Double Breasted. Bound ALI Round with
Braid Bell Sleeve. at 81.
ALL-sILK sURAH pARAsoLs IN PLAIps AND
STRIPES, IA ribs SO.
ALL-sILK GRos GRAIN with Borders Fine Han.
dies in Crooks and Plain, at s.
An Elegant Line of MOURNING PARAsoLs, s2.25.
CHILDREN's PARAsoLs from CSC up.
The GEM UMBRELLA. the smallest folding Um.
brella in the world. Always in stock. Price s5.
NEW GLOVES
CHAMOIs GLOVES, s-BUTToN LENGTHS, al
Fine Stitching on back.
This is commendable Glove for present wear and
for summon wear 1t is durabe can be washed easily
mended. Comes in all sizes
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
We shall sell at our Notion Counter so dozen pairs
No. Pure Gum Dress Shields at 15c per pair.
SO dozen Pairs No 3 Pure Gum Dress shields At
1Sc. per pair.
This is merely a chance purchase and you should
take advantage of it.
Remember to buy Pattern when you select your
material for dress. We the Sole Agents for the
District for the STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS,
an Improvement on all other3
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PPP l. A II .sS.
2 IA l. "A III
PPP "A L "A ii SIS
+ 1 Al ! luz ! II il SIS
E EERfk 9 % g " 4 +
r. 200 90 Y "A LII

Special Sale on Monday Of these Gold Trimmings
also of Buttons. Dress Goods and Enbroideries.
Gold Sandyke Trimming. z TO inches wide. 0 l. 6S
to 81 q yard.
Gold Band Trimming. to inches. soc. to s5. IS q
yard
Gold Zouaves. o.. so each.
ack and Gold Trimming. TO inches wide. Sc 10
81. 30 yard
There is every indication that CREAM WOOL
DRESS GOODS. trimmed with Gold yandylSe and
braid trimmings will be much this summer.
We have imported accordingly, and Offering IN
usually good values at the following prices:
4o-inch Cream Wool Serg g. .......... ... SOC.
4O-inch Cream Wool Cashmeres. Soc
401nch Cream Nuns Yelling SOC.
4o-ineh Cream Wool Albatross .......... soc.
4O-inch Cloth Finish Serges CSC
4O-inch Cream silk Finish Mohair. Csc.
40-inch Cream Wool Henrietta. Csc.
4O-inch Cream Wool Broadcl d 9th ...... 4 1 90
es We shall be pleased to furnish samples, feeling
assured we shall you again
. The PALAIS ROYAL
Continued bslowD
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Silks plain and fancy Dress Materials Prints and
Sateens Linens Calicoes, Lace Curtains Table Linen
Ladies and Children's Costumes, Mantes Dressing
Gowns skirts, Mems and Boys Clothing, Hats
Millinery, Boots and Shoes, Undertaking, Trous-
seauI. Layettes Gents Shirts, Furnishing Carpets
Beds and Bedding. Blankets. Bed Covers. Travelling
Accessories. Articles de Paris. Notions, Trimmings
Ribbons. Laces, Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery,
scarfs. Umbrellas, Fans, Perfuniery, ETC.. etc.
The BON MARCHE sends free on demand Cata-
losues and Patterns to any part Of the world.
The unvarying principle Of the BON MARCHE is
to sell everything at small profit and Of thoroughly
reliable quality. This principle, which has always
been loyalty adhered to- has gained uninterrupted and
Unprecedented success.
The BON MARCHE has been specially constructed
Tor the purposes of Dry Goods business; 1t ia the
largest best fitted up and best conducted and contains
all that experience suggest render 1t the most
useful comfortable and attractive Of its kind 1t is
accordingly, one Of the sights of Paris
Interpreters for all languages are at the disposal of
any one DESTROYS of visiting the establishment aud its
sppurtenances.
The BON MARCHE has no branch establishment or
representative in any Of the world and its GUS
toners are cautioned against tradespeople who make
use OF its name in order to create confusion.
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CONTINUED below.D
SPECIAL SALE BARe.rss

Choice Of our Soc. English and French suitings FOR
ONLY 90 CENTS. Tie stripes and plads, as Shown
since the Opening;" also styles IN lovely shades
Of Blues. Heliotropes, Old Rose Golden Brown,
Resada Green, &c.
Choice Of our 35c. Damssk Gnghams FOR ONLY
~ CENTS. Lovely shades OLD Rose, Nile Green.
Grays. &c.
The Lavender and Heliotrore Embroidered Cling
hams that were manufactured TO sell at - cents FOR
ONLY l2I1 CENTS
MONDAYS BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
% ieces Hack Surah silks are offered from 10 10
20 cents a yard below their market value
pieces. 10 inches wide. Tor 50 cents
pieces, IL inches wide. for 6s cents
pieces, - inches wide, for as cents
spices. ~ inches wide, for 50 cents
pieces, pa inches wide, for 81
w Also ? pieces of Black Satin Rhadames for "a
cents worth CSC yard
gs Two Dress Lengths remain Of those e. es
quality Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings. ONLY u
YARD.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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UNDER A SHADOW
Err En- f F. # #Rf # #Rf ~: sss SIS
+ EEEE ( ( RE 7 ssss =

There are two ways Of looking at Parasol-The
Useful and the artistic. In city ike where
tn suns rays like rrd-hnt orro dart here and the
nOrtant Iart- Gu the other hand We all LAe pretty
TIN gs-Hew and original sparklIIgs of comb nj x
cOOr--and labor, though Z is to pJse III mId-air
teLd,r against old sol It's pleasant task IN its
beauty Ia shares. even i'll the ParaSOls. this year
arms of an old fashioned awning" lady raises
dai y canopy sha'ie throu which the golden sun
shine tiers anu sheds upon the costume belsw soft
The best way for do TO give you an nkln1 of
what have and ask you at your leisure 10 follow
up the tn cad OF thought We weaye-And see these
Black surah siik-shiny and rich-relieved by Van
dyke points ut The top and eotge-mounted ON hand
Ihe same idea in Milk White, mounted on a hand
painted Erameled stick am every projection Iii ped
with Ivory, That is only 10 as well.
Biack Net Parasols-2U AID - inch spreads-tust a
handy size-Ebony mOunted-SS to Sl2
Black Surah ns-with pufed Tartan Plaid borders
stlcks-s7. 81 toS $40
Plain Surahs-drawn over the new joiner-shaf ed
wood with Ivory tips. The shades have b en- tinted
her the latest DIR IS fabric--S-3.5O to IS
Ll1,n su'sh With plain borders of combined Blue
and Nhite.Brown and Tan-Gobe in and Id lose
Light and DARK Gray with Black ami Whte-fancy Oak
nlountIngs-s3 30. ~
Iartans tIaids with bows to match on md - rib
an $40 10 81
IIin aurAh and Arnure Silks in Eifel Garnet An
lie and SAGE Green, Old anu Gobelin blue. Brown
These are few of the sty les that will your ar
nSnc tsste TO decide Iheyre all rich and eevant in
Mourning Parasols with duh. Jet black EBONY han
Nurses Prasols in all the shapes and shades tina, are
sultable-65c. to SIS.
satin aud Ciros Grain silk-lace trimmed mounted
n 10 Lt,d htniies ~ EBONY and Light wood tor your
Never make COMPARE by prices alone Take the
Qu.iItI Is auto account Do tina. and our Parasols
VIII stand cut conspicoously the best Tor least
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The international copyright bill will secure
;he rights Of authors to their own work. 1t will
stop the piracy that has been going on on both
sides OF the Atlantic II more of this has been
Zone in the United States, we know that it is
imply because we have had fewer writer's who
we're in demand abroad But all that is chang
ing. With an international copyright will come
a. stronger and more elevated American itera-
IRE and our authors Will be in greater demand
IA Europe
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The vice-president of the Pennsylvania road
in his argument yesterday declared the belief
that majority of the people OF the District
would not favor a removal of the station from
the mall Every local voluntary association Of
citizens from the passage of the It of 1872 down
20 the present Board Of Trade has approved
some plan involving this removal. and nearly
every board of Commissioners down to the
incumbents, who yester lay approved the Bur-
ton bill, have given voice to the same public
sentiment
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Az the LIST Of May approaches feeling of un-

AZ the LIST OF May approaches feeling of I'M
easiness pervades the employing class in the
towns and cities. That is the date fixed for a
general strike in favor OF the eight-hour law.
There is much to be said on both sides Of this
question The King Alfred division OF time
into three exact periods OF eight hours Tor
work, eight hours for recreation and eight
hours for sleep, it is contended, Is as good for
kings Of toll as for the tinsel royalty on the
throne. Eight hours hard, unremitting labor
brings the desire for rest and the capacity for
enjoying rest nationally. That rest need not
be absolute but relative-a change of work.
Thus the brain worker should recreate by in
diligence in out door or at least physical exer-
else. The manual laborer should, on the con-
trary. get relaxation by reading, writing, at
tending lectures and the like. There is no de-
nying the fact that overdose application to any
calling is injurious mentally and physically.
In opposition to the demand for eight hours as
a days labor several arguments are advanced.
The result OF the insistence upon so short a
work period at the present rates of nine or ten
hours pay is a forced raise in wages. While in
some occupations such advance in wages might
not be unfair, in others it would. But all are
to be advanced alike withou. regard to desert
or the employers ability. As a rule public
sympathy is with strikes, because as a rule
there Is some ground for complaint on the
part OF the laborer. The public cannot, how
ever, be moved deeply in behalf Of an eight
hour law to be applied indiscriminately, re-
tanning the rates Of payment for the longer
day. The strongest ground of the agitation
the desirabiIity of obtaining time for mental
Improvement. But that must be secured with
out too great shock or the preparation of any
injustice. If the reason Of the movement were
simply to provide more places, it would work
i'll for the persons now employed and serve to
attract from distance other laborers
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The breakup Of the international conference
was delayed until the plan OF arbitration could
h settled. This was not possible until yesterday.
Even then Chill did not vote for the modified
negative upon acquisitions OF territory by con-
paest. Under the inspiration of Mr. Blaine the
inference agreed to accept the negative to
run during the existence of the treaty of arbi-
ration
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Some of the Pennsylyanians want "clarion
voice in Congress which can be heard from
Capitol Hill to the White House" and call his
name Fow. Why should Pennsylvania send a
man who can only be heard tina. distance to
serve in place of one who was heard from the
1T. Croix to the Rio Grande?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19

Dr. Martinez Silva's suggestion of Latin
American library at Washington to be dedicated
at the Columbus quadro-centeunial is an ex-
eelient one and might well be extended into a
general American library to cover the history,
science and literature of the hemisphere.
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JuLIus LASsBuReH,
18TH AND + STREETS
vii Place on Sale TbisWee

Will Place on Sale Thisw
oOo handsome ;i-piece Chamber Suites. solid Oak
n4lshed IN AN L Century style.
Large Dresser. patent drawer guides. beveled plate
SIhese Suites have been marked at the astonshipeIy
irice of 81 Without exception they the tnt st
WINGED '--'A- anu NC 'oA
, Unusually Attractive Assortment of seasonable
REED AND RATTAN FURNITURE.
Just the tn ng for warm weather.
o-piece HAITIAN Parlor suite, as.
HANDSOME DESIGNS. NEW AND STYLISH
AFFECTS.
Also Odd Chairs. Tables. Work Baskets. Screens.
BABY CARRIAGES. BABY CARRIAGES.
full assortment of 15 different patterns reed and
tapestry &c paraSois steel IN sS push s
ranihs gear from 81 30 up Call and examine them
REFRIGERATORS
most complete line of Dining Room Refr;oerators
sldepoard. Water Cooler and Refrigerator combined
Also large assortment of Refrserators and Ice
ia, Oak and Walnut Water Coolers porcelain lined,
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
Made to Order in best possible manner Of Dimities
close and perfect 1T Essi spea hhe
~ We window Screens and Doors made to order 10
Our unstable Screens will fit any window Nothing
MAT ING. MATING. MATING.
Inc iarxest md most attractive assortment in the
55o loIIs Plain White Mattinr, 90. 40 per roll
4o0 Rolls Fancy Check Mating 81. 90 per roll.
3233V a, :. Mating. 81 per ROLL.
SO " s1999 :. !.
3 III Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating. sll per roll.
All are yard wide aud 40 yards to tine roll
200 Rolls Linen Warp japanese Mating Some
thing new. SoAAe
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Light and Airy Fabrics suitable for summer Curtains
ana Draperies.
WALL PAPER
Latest and correct effects in Wall Decorations
frescOiI e in all its branches
Low PFaeeS First:ciass Workmanship.
Estimates Furnished.
JULIUS LANSBURGH
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WV. III. McKSEw,s DA11Y LETTER
saturday, April 19. 1900


As announced yesterday, we have
inaugurated special reduction sale.
Children's Refers Reduced.
Children's Cloaks Reduced
Ladies' Stylish Capes Reduced.
Ladies' Beaded Wraps Reduced
ladies' Jackets Reduced.
Ladies' Newmarkets Reduced.
Ladies' Suits Reduced.
SprinF-weight Underwear Reduced.
This is an excellent buying time. as
1t Ia not possible to secure as fine
garments at such low prices else
where. We are determined to in.
crease our business.
FINE UNDERWEAR AT ABOUT
HALF PRICE-we have concluded
TO close out the balance Of our stock
Of Medium-weight Underwear at
about half price. Just the right
weirht for wear at the mountains.
Ladies' Fine English Merino Vests,
low neck and short sleeves; sizes &c,
% and 30; were 97c.. SI.03 and
81 10; reduced to SOC. Sizes "a and
80 were sl.23 and $l.30; reduced
to Toe.
Ladies' Fine Imported Merino
Vests, high neck and short sleeves;
sizes 20. % and 80: were SlOS;
81. Is and 20; reduced to 75c.
Pants to match above vests; sizes
2S and 30; were S1.20 and S1.3O;
reduced to Toe.
Ladies' Fine English Merino Pants,
superior quality; sizes 20 and %;
were SITS aud e1.oo: reduced to
81.
Ladies' "Allen Solly's" Fine Eng
lish Balbriggan Vests, high neck and
long sleeves: size 81; were go. 81;
reduced to sl.25. Size 81: were
$3.05; reduced to $3.50. Size IS;
were 1925; reduced to Sl.62.
Ladies' ALLEN Solly's" Fine Eng
lish Merino Pants: size 20: were
1897; reduced to 1926. Size SO;
were S4.25; reduced to $3.50. Sizes
80 aud "a; were $475 aud $3.50:
reduced to $3.50.
We have placed this lot OF Under
wear on counter to itself.
SHORT WRAPS REDUCED.-2
Black Beaded Silk Wraps. dull
beads; full mourning; sizes SO and
3S; reduced from SIS to so.
1 Dark Steel Gray Beaded Silk
Wrap; size 80; reduced frC III SIS to
clio.
Black Jet and Silk visite; size "a;
reduced from 81 to $3.50.
3 Black short Wraps, of Silk, Lace
and Jet; sizes 80 and 3S; reduced
from S33 80, $40 and S5o to $50.
L Gendarine Blue opera Wrap,
trimmed with Persian embroidery
and lined with satin; size 50; re-
duced from Slo to $50.
3 Ladies' Elegant Black Silk Short
Wraps; long fronts Of Black Chan
tilly lace; sizes 80 and 40; reduced
from S26. SO to $50.
STYLISH CAFES REDUCED.-5
Ladies' Cloth Capes. with Velvet-em-
broidered "V" Yoke, Black sizes 80
and 40 and Tan sizes "a. SO aud 80;
reduced from 50 to $3.50.
4 stylish Accordeon Plated Capes,
with yoke, 3 B ack sizes sc. :}S and
40 and Tan size So: reduced from
&lI to IS.
REEFERS REDUCED. - Chill
dren's and Misses Refer Jackets, IN
Fancy Checks and stripes; were So,
S6 and 80: reduced to 81.
Although we have made extensive
reductions. zee haze not reduced erry-
thing We do not wish to convey a
faIse impression. Remember the
Bargain Counter" while you are in.
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The attention of the street cleaning con-
tractor is called to the condition of nearly
every street and avenue in town. The atten-
ton OF everybody else has been called to it
every time the wind has blown during the past
ten DAYS.