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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

He window display is only q hint for In the store
you'll tnd a new stock of Back OpeT9- length Hose;
full length in Silk at g. 80 and 81 90 pair In Lisle
Tic. use. sl5 81. 35. 81 IS pair in Cotton. SOC,
5ec. and CSC pair. Also another special bargain-
unusually good quality for the pries-Fast Black
Hose with double soies. toes and high double heels
% pairs for 81. Here another 81 5Ofor the
usual SO quality Ribbed silk Hose; Black feet and
uppe-s IN art shades And these Paris Novelty Silk
Fast Black with vertical stripes in Roman colors
ULANCE at the under the large center show
window and you'u notice the Fast Black All-wool
Tights in knee and ankle lengths. at sLss; equal in
quality to any previously sold ct e. % You'll also
See sample of the style Union Suits In wool and
silk and ssrent make Of other. under
garments. ali at price surprises
HEN comes the window filled with Handkerchiefs.
Thousands displayed. from lac. to eli each. The
new Crepe de Chene Neck Handkerchiefs at only OIL
each. in lovely tints OF Nile Green. Yellow, Blue Law
snder Pink. also White and Black In tho case under
the ndow rows Of boxes of Silk Handkerchief.
Just they out Of the when f-ss opened
after their long journey The rexdins tie ticket
tells why offer good size aud good quality SUI
AAndksrchsfs for only s. So S. 75c.. q and 81 Is
each This is what 1. says:
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COMMERCIAL UNION WANTED.
The Toronto "News" Shows Why Trad
LanEuishes and Points Out the Remedy.


The Toronto "News" Shows Why Trade
Lansuishes and Points Out the Remedy.
TORONTO. ONT, Nov. 1.-The Netcs, q con-
sentative paper, in a significant article on THE
Position of Canada" says that the population
statistics recently issued by the dominion gov
eminent has caused a feeling of unrest and
discomfort and in flavor of a radical change in
our political status on the lines advocated by
Sol White and others even greater and more
general than appears on the surface"
The Ne,cs continues: THAT our present bad
relations with other countries are not such as
promises relief for our unfortunate condition
Of semi-stagnation may be acknowledged. We
are not only shut out of the United States mar
ket, but are in a fair way Of being excluded
from the market of every state on this
continent which is of use to us. The big re-
public already has treaty OF commerce
with Brazil, with Cuba, with Porto Rico
and with San Domingo, and negotiations
what looks like the beginning Of o
great American zollverein with Canada
left out. Over the ocean the prospect is but
little more encouraging. We have the open
market Of Great Britain, but every other ma
ton mas the same. The farmers Of the United
States have this advantage over us, they have
not only their home market from which
we even are excluded, but that Of Brazil and Of
the Spanish West Indies, from which We are
about to be shut out. and they also have, save
in the matter of cattle, just the same facilities
for selling their products in the English marke,
that We have"
The Ne,rs concludes: "But if our presen,
position is bad there is way out of it. In
fact there are two ways. II this dominion will
signify its readiness to accept CONNER
cia, onion We could have all Ameri
cans have to offer Us in the way
of markets. On the other hand We
are in position to make . trade arrange
ment with the mother country. We
can offer her absolutely free entry
for ali her manufactured sood in return fol
discriminatory tariff in favor of onr products
Of field, forest, mine and sea entering Grea
Britain. Two coursei are, therefore, open.
"One or the other must be taken, as il is i'm
possible that We should go or as at present
shut out of the markets of this continent ant
met on equal terms by rivals in the mother
land
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EY-GOV. FORAKER.

Confident Of His Strength in the Senatorial
Contest-McKinley Stock Rising.
Ex-Gov. Foraker Of Ohio is in Washington,
being called here in connection with case re-
lating to the selection of public building site
at Pueblo, Cal.
He made an argument in the case before
Secretary Foster late yesterday afternoon. He
seems to be pretty confident Of his strength in
the Ohio legislature, but has little to say on
the subject Of the senatorial contest He says
he is in the fight to stay and is willing
to take his chances He says he
does not know anything about the question Of
iisputing Brice's claim to q seat in the Senate;
that Mr.. Sherman is doing whatever is done in
that matter in the Senate. He says McKinley's
political future is now quite bright, and that
he will probably be considered among the
presidential possibilities.
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DIED.

an, ,kNNA NJ hiKiks. ds%Es;sr Of the late David
ana Matilda Atkins. aged forty -nye years.
Dearest Anna. thou hast left
lhis vale OF tears below.
To lo;n that bright. celestial band.
Where suherlngs are no more.
And when the resurrection morn
Bursts forth the ITison tomb.
In immortal youth 10 bloom.
Funeral from her late residence. 900 Eighth street
southeast. Tuesday, November L. at 40 80 O'Clock
thence to 81 Peters Churrh, where solemn hrh
and friends are invited 10 attend.
CLARKE. On November 10, 1891. at lo:l5 m,
Funeral from St, Patriek' Church Monday Noyem-
Der 10. 800 am. Friends invited 10 church.
1891 AGNES the leloved and loving wife OF iaurenc.
0ronlund. AIRED twenty seven years.
Eighth street northwest. ON sunday at 40 ,. u.
KEEPER. On saturday. November IL 1891. FRAN
the Annie j. Kerper. IN the shih year Of his sss
Funeral private
MASGAS; pe?srted tbs NE Noyeu1ber IL. 1891.
rice Mangsn-
From sickness. pain and sorrow
My darling wIie's free
is9S aa mot e give We, h a., up. dear Lord.
BY HER HUSBAND
Funeral will take place Monday. November 10;
thence 70 -; pSnlnlcs church Where hisi mass
tend.
o'NEIIL- On Wednesday. November II. 1901. q
son OF Timothy and the late Cstharne Nell. in the
Funeral from his late residence. Conduit road. Mon
day. November 10. at O'Clock. Requiem At
spectfully IN ited TO attend ..
RAVE sn1dsnly GP Ls9ss soys% Ssss q ns
Of George NJ and Alice A hAub. aged eleven and
ssT, s t snhS.s S% ss e:
% bsSfS RoBSsSS SsiSssd s o. Celia
illness aged forty years. three months and sishs
days
Funeral from his late residence. No. Gx3 A stress
southeast. sunday. November Is. at IL thence
TO Enon Baptist Church Relatives and frisnds are
pispss eopg invited 10 a''sha e's0uF p~p:
sHEEDY. Saturday, November IL. 1891.
HoNAkA. beloved wife Of John shsedy. sged thirty.
Funeral vfi take place from her isse residence, 81
ysekson street: Monds. at O'Clock. lnterlne1t az
u SMITH THY On f ssN oysTbsr y, lsel; :, Il
Funsrsi from me residence Of her daughter. Mrs q
g. sampson. 1bSO fifteenth street. SUNDAY at =
ec,cct pm fi1snds invited 10 attend lnssrnsnt al
SMITH On THURSDAY. Novembsr l2. 1891. ss New
York city. EMMA LOUISE. wife q ospt Charles =
a.ughssr Of sosePh Norshrop. ssa.. Of 81 N6sns.
THOMPSON. On November Is lssl. ct s.a.
Thompson. departed this life. assd twenty nonfhA-
Gone but not forgottsn.
Funeral WIN take plsce from the r~sid~nce. 310D
strest southeast. Sunday. Novsmbsr IS. AZ O'Clock
ssssi e ENsI ES,;Ss -. q 'sss :
yen and two monthA
@ e: S.s: ss., . 3 d:
tan n T. Church Services II Sp-m-
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The Ra.Ix Identified

The body Of the colored boy found in the
river yesterday afternoon. as published in yes
terday's STAR, was identified yesterday after
noon as Joseph Jupiter. seventeen-vear-old
boy. who left his home about a week ago 20 60
fishing His body turned over 10 his
mother today.
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THE LIBERAL CHOSEN.
Result Of the Parliamentary Election In
Division of Devonshire.

LONDON. Nov. 14.-The election for Q success
sor in parliament for the South Mutton division
OF Devonshire to fill the vacancy caused by the
elevation of Lord Lymington to the peerage
on the death OF his father, Lord Portsmouth,
has resulted in the election of the liberal can
didate, Mr.. Lambert by a majority of 1.2l2
over the dissentient liberal candidate, Mr..
Butler. The result Of the polling was as fol-
lows: Mr.. Lambert, ,222: Mr.. Butler. 500.
This great liberal gain OF 2, sol votes and the
return Of a Gladstonian to ill the seat pre-
viously occupied by unionist has caused
great rejoicing among the supporters Of the
great liberal leader.
Many messages and letters have been sent to
Mr.. Gladstone congrstulating him upon the
success of Mr.. Lambert
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NV FrArHra THInn1Sos.

Probably you have seen the short. stubby Ostrich
rssfher Edginx offered around town ct 81 IS . yard
We hope you have because want you to call and e.
smins what offer at 81 IS yard In LAVENDER. Rsd
PAX. Blue. Yellow. Tan. Favn. Orange. Psacook.
Brown. Wood. Cream and Black. Also the Ostrich
Fsssh& Band Trimming 81 sl5os yard Equally
superior are C0qus Feather Edsinss ss 90 g. 75e
and q yard. and Bands as 81. 81 Sc. sl.5o 81 9.
sad a. % . yard Also . new supply Of Ostrich
Issshsr Bo.s from g to s3o each COqus fsaths,
Collars TO-. 81. 81 so and e.; the Boss. IN yard
long q s5. sc. O.. %. IS. elo3o and el4.ee each
Prices count for little only when coupled with superior
qualities We ask attention 10 the suatiss
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
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The Fast-Flying Trip of the MacaIestcr.

The Manchester will make a fast-fying trip 10
Colonial and Clifton Beach tomorrow. leaving
at 10 a. m. and reaching home by $50 p. m. At
Colonial Beach there will roast oyster bar
becue given by the hotel proprietor. At
Clifton Beach good fishing, good hunting and
good cheer is promised.
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SHOPPING HINTS FoR MospAr.

Nine O. the Paais Royal buyers have Just returned
from New York This evening the window display OF
No lIl7 Penn.ylvanis IL 70 be rssrransed Mon
day morning yUu may II corner lady wearing
one o. the imported in her hand piece OF
paper inscribed rs follows
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Ranro ~ ,t,. rhoroo....,

The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather buresI today: sam, "a; Pm,
"a; maximum, S.; minimam, 80.
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MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

wi
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. rs cents bottle.
dl5-ly
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Arrangements, Sentences, Etc.


In the Crimina, Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning there we're number Of arraignments-
Pleas Of not ,suilty were entered by th" follow
ing: Leonard 6 Nicholson, assault; John h.
wilmot, violating gaming law; Charles
Thomas, larceny from person; Thomas Curry,
alias Thomas Murray, Henry Brown, alias
James Ieai and Marcellus wilson, rape; George,
alias William. alias Win Payne, housebreaking;
Adam Bussey and Andrew Tyler, Henry Cole
man, assault with intent 70 kin; James Council,
alias Shanty Conner, larceny from the per-
son; David MarshAlI, Thomas Duyall,
and VIM. Simmonds, HOUSEKEEPING. John
Marshall, indicted with the last three named
for HOUSEKEEPING October u Of store Of Chas.
Schlegel, plead guilty.
James Holiday, colorsd boy Il fourteen
years, plead guilty to larceny from the person,
el.5O from Hannah Dwysr, September n, and
was sentenced to the reform school during
minority.
Bert LSrraber, colorsd boy who said his
home was in Tennessee, which he left about
two months ago, plead guilty to the larceny OF
bicycle. The court sentenced him 10 the
reform schooL
motion for new trial in the case Of Henry
johnson, convicted Of HOUSEKEEPING. was
made BY Mr.. eillsra The court Get the verdict
aside, spying Inst he was impressed that the
man was not . a subject for the penitensiaxy
and steps should b taken for sending him %
the insane asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

WIN. A. Caidvsu Of Wet Virginia, wn. ,.
Kirby At Missouri, Jease b Hamilton Of Aichi-
gan end Wm. !. Husssa Of IewA appointed
eopyists, ga, rseosd nd pension division
Erwin 3 Hubhard Il 0hie appoistsd dranghfs-
nan, QtMo eGles auartssuesess gsneraL
Oass y. 11aysD - vset virglnia epReinted
olaa I; oolss dspoe quartsrnastsr, Ss1sssse-
vim. la
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sEx. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l4-Fiour steady, unchanged
receipts 1888 barrels: shipments, sa.ooS barrels;
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat NO. red. dull and
easy; spot, 1.e4Aal.0sk; November, 1.04kal.04 \;
December 1.05al05x; January, i.01al.0.k; May,
l.llSaLI21-receipts, s7,25e bushels; shipments,
iii bushels stock, 1870 SIS bushels sales, Az
600 bushels. Southern wheat essy-Fultz, l.ooa
LOT; Longberry, L02al.01. Corn - mixed, dun
and easy: spot. 81; year, sss.as4: January, 5sa
6sk; February, ssassa; March. ss-receipts, sl47
bushelg shipments, 6is bushels; stock. 52.6i5
bushels; sales, bushels southern corn quiet
white, Sass; yellow, 6sa57. Oats easier-No.
white western, 80; No. mixed western. s'6-re-
celpts, 1900 bushels stock. ls5, $50 bushels Rye
easier-No Z L0sk-receipts, 1,soo bushels; stock,
l4a,ssa bushels Hay steadylgood to choice tim
othy, la00al<00 Grain freights nrm. unchanged.
Cotton dull-middling, 81. Provisions steady,
unchanged. Butter stesdy-creamery, fancy, ssA
30: do. lair 70 choice Ssass: do. imitation, s<a25
lsdle, fancy aaaasdO; good 70 choice. sessl; rolls,
fair TO good. lsas0. Eggs stesdy-91. Coffee nrm
Rio csrgoeA fair, Il; No. !, ID sugar STEADY
zIanulsted, ~: Copper steady.rsnnea, IA
BALTIMORE, Nov. Il - Baltimore and Ohio
stock los asked; Northern Central stock 90 asked;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts, looks
iOi; do. Arst incomes, GksIs; Do second tn
come. 9sas0k; do. third incomes. ekssA; Con-
solidated gas honda rlsx bid; do stocks. 81 bid
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Death Of Mrs. Clarke.

Mrs. Lizzie A. Clarke. who was run over by
q horse ridden BY IN elsvsn-ysar-old white boy.
O.csr Brown, at the intersection Of It'll street
md Pennsylvania avenue Thursday evening, died
Yesterday, surrounded by three Of her children
and many frienda Two Of her children wore
out Of town ss The time, although they are nov
here.
Ths funeral services viii be held Ut st. Pat
rick's Church Monday morning. Father Wal
ter vii colebrats . high mas Of requism q
ESQ o'clock.
TEE uouEsf N MA cLAnxx's cAsR.
Coroner Pattsrson today hsld IN inquest in
the eass q NrA -Clarka The Jury returned q
verdict 81 accidental dsaxA, and he boy, 0ssaz
The pElnsipal tsstinony W. lat a Pss1ee6nnn
Denny, who ~ ths accident aad & ~ ~
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STILL ANOTHER Bio SURPRISE.

81 quality Au-silt Crepe de Chine for Csc. yard.
Lovely tints Of Light Blue. Pink Salmon. Leshorn.
Yellow. Nile. Lavender. Scarlet, Cardinal Also B,sck
and White Hersss hint for Christmas present Aof
aasf b secured noc.
When 81 quality may Be had for 6s cents yard hoW
long viii the supply equal the demand, We have but
90 pieces
halo
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Soxr New FuRs.

Iassly arrived the Black Hare Boas ysras loag.
~ a.; capes. e. %: Mus. q each eoss ef Thibse
10 elesseh. equal any heretofore sold al go. A.
trssksn Fur Capes 81 s3o and MuIs at o. 35s which
ere TIE ansst specimens shown outside Of New York.
whsss Aaror. FUR Trimminx ss eec.. Csc. and 81 .
ysrd thss b obviously supersos.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
A. LIsSER.
q. lsaa q. md Pa ave- .sl1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Msrke,.

The following the oIening and closing prize. of
the New York STOCK Market. a. Reported by special
wire TO Corson and Macsr1ney. 1913 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

CunrArs DEPARTMENT.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.
165 Strips Of Real Irish Point and Tambour Lace
Curtains. to xyds long excellent for sash cur
tains, &c. worth % to sl2 20 in curtains Toe. strip
~ NOTTINGHAM Strips. to ~ yards worth &3to
W IN CURTAINS sbs,c each
Chenille P0rtieres fringed top and bottom (pretty
u&ios) I'd pair
30 and $40 Chenille Porteres fine designs 81 80 pair
t11 TO $3.50 Extra Fine Chenille Portieres.
figured all over or dadoed. all colors.
90. 9S pair. % u pair
Half pairs Of o. 80 to $40 Fine Chenille Por-
o. sO eacu
81 80 Nottingham lace Curtains. 81 pair
e. and 81 % NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains. 3 or 80
yards long. white cream. 81. ID pair
g. 80 Fine Nottingham Curtains. 81. 9o pair
$3.50 Fine NOTTINGHAM Curtains. s.. 20 pair
% and So Fine nottingham Curtains. a. pair
q Real Irish Point Lace Curtains. e. As pair
Also great Bargains IN finer Irish Points, Tainbour
and Silk Stripe Curtains
&c. Opaque Window Shades. all coiors. SOC. each
81 % Kings Scotch Holland Window Shades 5c. each
New Madrasss. fine designs .2lc to 7oc. yard
15c. Silkonss great variety Of patterns &c. yard
4O-inch wide Fancy Dfaperies for Curtains. Head
hests, &C., l'c. yaru
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A WA1LOvEn.

I'm THE RACE FOR sUPREM-
ii ACY AS DEALERS IN FINE
ii CLOTHING ROBINSON. PAR
RER e co. HAVE A WALK
OVER. THEIR BEST SUITS. FL
EGANT ovERcoATs AND sTYL-
ISL TRoUsERs HAVE NO
EQUAL IN AMERICA. AND IN
POINT OF STYLE. FIT. FINISH
AND GENERAL EXCELLENCE
THEY ARE LENGTHS AHEAD
OF ALL coMpErIroRa
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oLovEs.

We are showing the latest colornRs and novelties In
Celebrated Gloves, which import under our ex-
elusive brands. All the fancy shades to match cos
tunes and dress goods. Also the best p. p, the
Paris Fosters genuine and dozens Of other best brands
imported.
For tomorrow and Monday We VIII sell 120 dozen Of
Biarrtx Gloves with White and self stitching. at 100
ct about one-hsh regular price.
40 dozen Foster Hook Gloves from 10. upward.
q DOZEN s-button Suede. with French back. at o..
Value. Sl.4&
4-button Monumental. one Of the bsse imported
Kid Gloves. At e1.25. Value. eliza
SLbutton 6lscs Monumental. one Of the best i'm
ported Kid Gloves. At S1.7a Value. s2.25.
6button Suede. best imported. IL rs. Value. e2.2H
ao1s-ess THE MONUMENTAL.
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CLoAXa.

10 ons can bsgin to ahow such . variety Of Ladies'
Wraps vs have. particularly not such nns ~
sortment such low prices We selling hundreds
Of them ct % and o. worth from o.. 90 to $40 Also
Of them for 25 cent less than others in
the sans quality and style.
81 Childrens (Coats) Gretchens, from TO years
old. which We viii sell ss e. -, former price e. 50
to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-14

Browns IRON BrrrERs
Cures Indigestion, Biliousness Dyspepsia. Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend 1t. All dealers sell it. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines ON wrapper. 3
IF YOU HAD TAKEN TWO OF CARRIERS LIT
l tie Liver Pills before retiring would not have
had that coated tongue bad taste in the mouth this
morning. Keep vial with for occasional use. MA
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T AIDES, vELvET-TOP SAILORS. SOC. KIND.
RAFF's ENTERPRISE, 1871 18th st. Sc.
nol2-3t Leader of Low Prices.
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AxorHER UxrsuAL SURPRISE.

Never before has there been offered Black fouls
Serge Of SOC. yard equal to the Eve pieces hrs.
Our buyer challenges comparison with the usual 6S
f5c quality Full 70 rid: soarranted iRdeltble
Black. best Qz q hfy of pure a0col only Soc yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Hos,rnY AND UNDERWEAR.
All Ladies' 25c. Fancy and Fast Black Hose .19c pair
" 5Oc. :" I" =" ...44c. pair
Ladies' &C. Fine Isle Hose plain and fancy TIC pair
Childrens White Merino Pants, Drawers and Vests.
Sizes ,..... Is and 20 22 "A 20 %, 30. 81
Former price. zoe. 30. SOC. 3oc. 4Oc.
Star price,. 15c. 19c. 23c. 29c. SIC
Ladies' Soc. Ribbed Vests Ale. each
/" 25c. 4" ." ................-....19 c. each
!" q % " and Pants. e wool, non
shrink able. SIC. each
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LINENS. BLANKETS AND CoMronrA-
BLES.
A DISCOUNT 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED
PRICES OF ALL BLANKETS AND
COMFORTABLES.
100 dozen Knotted Fringe Bleached Damask Tow
els Would be bargain at a0c each; for. .e2 dozen
37hc. small lot Of Knotted Fringe Bleached Dam
ask Towels each
zoe. All-linen Fancy Crashes. In excellent de-
signs, for glass toweling. .12<c yard
o1-66-inch Bleached Table Damasks, In assorted
patterns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. yard
6o19c. 5S-inch Bleached Scarf Damasks. color Of
Scarf Light Blue. Pink, Old Gold and Red. 3oc. yard
Remainder of those 1913. "a. $40 and S-12
Bleached Damask (colored border) or Cardinal
Red Table Cloths. worth s2 and $3.50.
81. 15 and 81 35 each
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STAMPED LINENS AND TABLE
Gowns. &c.

Day Goops AND Silks.
SOC. 3G-incb All wool Striped suitinRs, new ard
desirable fabrics. yard
81 40 and 42-inch Striped and Plaid Scotch Suit
ings 75c. yard
Toe. 40-inch Dundee Scotch Cheviots in plain ef-
62kc. 40-inch Atwood Storm Serges In all desir-
able shades. SOC. yard
ALL OUR 50c. FANCY DRESS GOODS. stripes
81 % 52inch Navy and Black Storm Serges 81 yard
sl.5O 52-ineh Navy and Black Storm
sersss 20 yard
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT OFF THE
MARKED PRICES OF ALL BLACK AND COL
ORED SILKS.
75c. Striped Ejderdowns in the latest de-
.ooc. yetu
q 3S-inch Bedford Cords. .......-......85c.y yard
so 4O-inch Bedford Cords. 81. % yard
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FuRs.
1oc. White Angora Trimming. extra long and
-osN. Safo
o2. as Muhoou Trimming, Cream and Tan.
90. 90 Black Hair Cape. hne satin lining. roll col
80 20
el0 French Seal Cape. best quality. 80
SIC. 80 French Seal Cape. marten collar. So
81. 40 Childs Opossum sets nun and collar. 81 ~
q Childs White NUT and Collar, with Black
spots. .7oc
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TIE MONUMENTAL.
oS7 and Gao o. a.w.
Fine Millinery. Cloals. Hosisry. Gloves, &c.
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY

Choice Bonnsts. Toques. Turbans and Round Hats,
tastefully trimmed. both imported and Of our own
manufacture attractive features in this depart
ment and tho prices exceedingly low.
Untrimmed Felt Bounsts and Hats, beautiful new
shades all shapes The largest assortment in best and
latest styles. Wool Felt, formerly CSC. and el2o.
now at &c. and 75c. The very finest imported Real
French Felt formerly sL96. e. 25 an6 %. at eL4S.
SILK VELVET.
Evssy color and BLACK. formerly %. now e1.2o .
yard.
Blachbids formerly 25c. and 50c., now 2. for 25c
Is doasn Black Ostrich Prince Of Wales TIPS at 25c
RIBBONS.
The largest assortment Of the best desirable quality
style. coors and shades for fancy and other work. at
an unusually low price. eom No. TO 7inchss.
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