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The morning call., 1891-03-29

Here is a second toilet that both for color
and for form is remarkable. The jacket is
delicate gray blue satin, with yoke Of gold
tinsel and long hanging fringe of tinsel with
lace ends. With every motion the heavy
dropping threads throw out lights like sun
shine through rain. The sleeves are of
Velasquez lace in black, with gold beads.
The bonnet IS such Il bonnet as we have not
seen in years. 1t is made of gold tinsel gilt
terlng with cut Jet, and it has crown that
taperS upward and is shipped like a cone
1t Is ahlgh crown, totally at variance with
crowns that have gone before. 1t reminds
ore little OF the pointed head-dresses in
the old volumes of Planchet. They say
these crowns are to be the fashi'n II, and this
may be IL scout sent to look the ground over
for next year From the summit of it wave
pale gray blue ostrich tips standing straight
in the air There is rGche at the edge of
gray blue silk net and gold tiusel Such
shapes and such colOrs make the season in
teresting, but there is little difficulty when
one approaches the question of choosing
something to wear
Ii is not hart task to pick ont things
notable seen at the openings. A hat in pink
and black further illustrates spring tendeu-
cies. a huge rcsette in pink crepe is its
only substantial portion. The crepe is
crimped closely, ANA about half the rOsette
its core or inner circle Of petals, stands
erect in the very middle Of the crown like
cOckade. The outer circles Of petals lie fiat
Of it, save and except a gathered ruche of
black lace which lies beneath the edge of it
for 4 brim. At the back this lace turns MP
abruptly and stands III fan or flare The
woman who assumes such piece of head
gear should be able TO live up to it with a
good deal of piQuancy.
A capOte III black jet is in some of its
features equally unusual. 1t has a round,
cap-like shape, fitting close to the head, and
its frame is OF jet-strung wires in lace-like
openuess and inirlcacy. About the face
drO0p In scailOps festOOns Of cut jet braid or
Jewels, like tile bead-StringS of an Egyptian
slave giri'S head dress, as you see her pict-
ured in some of Alma Tadema's paintings.
The jewels tinkle against the forehead, they
come down over the temples and the cheeks,
and they partially cover the ears. They sup
ply the motif Of the bonnet, ana it has no
other trimming but knot of lace, giving n
mlst-ike film above the hair.
Some OF the most carefully considered
millinery tffirs are hats for dress concerts
and for Iuatiuees. One of these, bought a
few days ago for young girl whom Mrs
Whitney las had staying with her, was a
tulle cap of the new tuile that appears as if
sprinkled with gold. The frame OF this hat
as of all hats Of It's kindred, was a wire strap
little more than an inch wide. Over this
for a crown was twisted several times double
the jewel sparkling tulle. About it was
banded an embroidery worked in Jewels and
gold In the folds Of tuHe puff at the back
was prisoned butterfly.
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po,bor ,roro oftor ,bo ,orol ordor -
snrjng millinery otfsrings ar. mrattv tonr e
IN hincl loon o;'d it with aithar 1o,yords 10
faoibere for ,rimnirgs Fvnn these oro 81 81
always devoid of ercentTicitv or Shall nne
saw GripinaIitv When n woman-if vou,II
eri r. ne confidential I,,l ,nii vo, i u,os
wen mvsaIfNaslraI yasterd5v y. o ~ ~
f,,r eomatbi9g ..opiet I" The miIiinar bronnhf
ont :, honnet tbat mich, no cnneidayad e.
onrnoSos nf daS"rintian in ,bree SoctionS r.,
Fl abont the faca there was a hand nf wv
leaves in let Behind this and ND rouqhly
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more decided rose hue, drawn to one
side and held with bow. In the meshes OF
the braid are set at intervals COLL beads ana
pink pearls. The corsage is pointed and
from the shoulders to the waist run rose
ribbons. Between the ribbons the bodice IS
covered with intricately wrought Jeweled
braiding. With this frock is to be worn
wide fiat hat OF lace straw faced with rose
pink and trimmed with god-sprinkled tulle
and pink plumes. A Cleopatra veil covers
the face and its ribbons are drawn beneath
the chm.
On the street are seen many smart
tailor costumes. A tall girl was out TINS
morning with long twigs of pussy" willow
thrust into her buttonhole. Her eose-ittlng
coat of smooth gray cloth was of the three,
quarter length and was braided up ana
down the front with huge punches Of violets
tied with bow-knotS of gold. The vloleten-
broidery was continued about the hlgh
Medici collar aud half way up and down the
sleeves. Her dress was CT rough gray
cloth, and her turban of gray straw with
violets and gray ribbons.
Another notable figure on the promenade
was slim blonde, English enough to walk
well and too English to be graceful. She
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A Rare COMBINATION OF VALUES
N-EW
COLORED DRESS GOODS !!
IMPORTED SUITS!
WASH DRESS GOODS!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CURTAINS, ETC.

For MAGNITUDE OF ASSIGNMENTS, RICHNESS and CHOICE
NESS OF QUALITIES and ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY OF STYLES
NEW SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS nothing
desired by the most exacng and the aracyenes of this
display still further enhanced the UNANIMOUSLY
LOW PRICES prevailing To illustrate these prices have
ected items from number of important departments visit
during the week will prove particularly profitable
very complete and embrace such VAST
RANGE OF STYLES AND PRICES AS TO GUARANTEE Salts
FACTION TO ALL TASTES AND PURSES
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BRIGHT EASTER
FASHIONS
Which Make the Fashionable City Streets
Glad and Gay.
Toilets That One Sees as One Walks in the
Light of Breaking Spring Coats, Hats
and Dresses That Shine.


Easter is here and full knowledge is upon
US as to what we are to wear and TO see
worn. In the light of breaking spring we
walk in the simmer of silver and the shine
of gold. soft luminous white gray seems
to be The background for the world of clothes,
and against it twinkle and flash jewels.
Red gold is worn upon gray and green gold
is brilliant Clear yellow gold brings to
bear upon it the light and the radiance OF
sunshine. Women wear gray wool with
ionquils on the street, in the house they put
on gray silk with clasps of topaz.
There are years when fas hiOn runs to
color and other years when fashion runs to
form. This year form is alight and aglow
with color, and the result is interesting to
look on. Here is a visite in gray cloth and
lace that will explain to you what | mean.
Look at the sleeves of it, long, dropping aud
so full that they are folded at the back and
hung with frilis and cascades of VeasqueZ
lace most Enthusiastically. Lace is cascaded in
The middle OF the back with a "reminiscences
of Vatican. Look at the shoulders of it,
and then consider that its color is silver, and
that though the black lace qniets tits stirred
and Weakened again with the flash of gold
paSSementeries and galloons. With it is
worn hat in gray straw with trimmings OF
buttercups and black velvet ribbons.
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The following concerns have incOrpOr-
ated:
The Esperanza Consolidated Plantation Com
pany Of Gu ,temala DireclOrs-E q. steele of
Oakland, L. Polhemus. George A. Moore, E. n.
Bee and NJ Hall McAllisIer. The purpose is 10
buy and sell coffee plantations and TO grow and
dispose OF coffee and other produce; capital
stock $500, 600, of which S1o,o has been sub
scribed.
The Tietjen Sign Company: Drectors-George
Ii. Tietjen, n. A. Acker, George A. Como, Chas.
II. Cornell and Fred II. Diinknouse; capital
stock SEQ, 600 OF which $50 has been paid up.
The Pacific Fish Company: Dii ectors-W. s.
Spencer, George Mclean, Z. IA. Cuwing. S. l..
Goldstein and NJ. j. Fontana; capital and sub
sciibed stock, 5000 600
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steuart Street Obstructions.

Behrend Joost and }. w. Hartzell, pro-
motors of the proposed railroad from Mar
ket and Steuart streets to San Mateo
County, have asked the Supervisors to have
the distractions removed from Steuart
street, between Market and Harrison, and
the street raised t. the official grade. They
have begun the construction of the street
railroad mentioned and for this reason ask
for the clearing of the distractions.
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The Alimony Must,Be Paid.

G. Querolo's application for discharge on
habeas corpus was denied by Judge Heb
bard yesterday and the petitioner remanded
to the custody CT the Sheriff. Mrs. Querolo
recently obtained Il decree of divorce con-
ia ming an order for aimony. Subsequent
to the decree Querolo went into insolvency
and represented that he could not pay ali
mony. HIS failure to do so resulted in his
arrest. and the renewal of his plea yester-
day failed to convince the Judge.
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Every contemplating the needs of suit for
Spring wear should consider this ONE IMPORTANT
FACT: That THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST and that
WE HAVE THE BEST line of ALL NEW Spring Suits
in San Francisco from which to select and that
prices the lowest named by any reputable house
on this Coast for RELIABLE CLOTHING Our aim is to
please the public by giving them HONEST GOODS AT
HONEST PRICES and earnestly desire those who
VERY PARTICULAR and hard to please to call and look
through beautiful store and carefully examine
magnificent gathering of Mems and Boys Fine Cloth
ing Hats and Furnishing Goods, which is the finest
largest and best stock of all goods exhibited be-
meath any roof in this State.
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wore gray homespnn tweed, straight and
plain. and with it short gray jacket with
loose fronts that might have buttoned, bus
didn't with large pearl buttons. Instead OF
buttoning it flew open to let me see a
"hunt" waistcoat of bright yellow cloth;
double-breasted, and with daintily stitched
reverS, fitting eXquisitely to the figure.
high, standing collar, gray silk necktie and
gray straw hat with dandeion or two COM
pleted the outfit of this very correct young
woman.
The third that noticed Glanced to be Of
black lambs wool, lined with apricot silk
and richly braided. None OF these garments
were very high on the shoulders, for your
true tailor cut is conservative. When the
spring hats and spring coats aud spring
dresses the spring sun gets high enough to
suggest the carrying of the great flowers OF
spring parasols. then indeed will there be
chances for observation. y.
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Public Auction of Opium

The largest sale of opium at public auc-
ton in this city took place Yesterday. when
230i boxes of Inspector Noyes' Lai Yuen
seizure were disposed of at prices ranging
from 81 30 TO 81 10 each. The total realized
Is oo1
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On His Plea of Guilty..

Joseph Hoey, alias Thomas O'Malley, was
given five years sentence at San Quentin
yesterday by Judge Hebbard. He stole $40
and an umbrella from j. G. Haska. and
pleaded guilty
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CURTAINS And PORTIERES.

Our stock of CURTAINS and POR-
THERE'S is now complete in all details, and
we are showing full lines in Irish Point,
Tambour and Nottingham Laces, and Tur-
conan and Chenille Portieres.
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One Month for an Assault.

George Henry pleaded guilty to simple as
sault and was sente ced yesterday 10 i'm
prSonment for one month in the County
Jail. He was originally charged with as
sault with deadly weapon in having stab
bed William j. Sweeney on November 10th.
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At SC q yard.

% pieces DOUBLE FOLD LADIES
CLOTH, in tan and gray only, good
value for 35c, will be closed out this
week for 15c per yard.
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AT sly. SO Each.
IMPORTED COMBINATION SUITS,
silk brocaded fronts and sleeves. will be
offered at ST. 80 a suit.
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At lOc a Yarc

Of pieces DOUBLE-FOLD FANCY DRESS
PLAIDS, good value for rs, will be
closed out this week at 10c per yard. -
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1000 NEAT FRINGED Ga RAW SILK
TABLECOVERS, in all colors, value
for 81 30.
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At $3 Each

SPREADS, very large size, elaborate,
well-raised patterns; well worth So 80.
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LADIES' SKIRTS.

We have just opened our seasons stock
of LADIES' SKIRTS, including Surah, AL
paca, Luster, Farmers Satin. MOreen. Bril-
liantine, etc., etc.
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At $1,000 Each.
IMPORTED SUITS, with handsome bro
caded plush figured fronts and sleeves,
will be offered at SIG suit.
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We show all shapes styles and cuts. The Lon
don Top Gin conservative and ultra lengths) the English
full center seam at back, BOX CHESTERFIELD the
quiet mans" favorite and the DUDES OWN, with full
back stitched collar cuffs and bottom and other swell
embellishments and show you this grand stock of
Overcoats in every color vogue and ali we ask is for
the fashionable dressers call and inspect beau
u line before throwing away $40 to $50 at their swell
tailors" who can't touch make style fit for
than double our low and honest prices.
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AT $40. % Each
IMPORTED COMBINATION SUITS,
richly brocaded and embroidered fronts
and sleeves, will be offered at $50 suit.
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At aoc q. Yard

200 pieces FIGURED CHALLIES, in all the
latest tints, colorings, designs and effects,
will be offered at the low price of 20c per
yard.
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at SOC q yard.
At ahc g. ward.

1 case FINE TENNIS FLANNEL, silk
stripe, new shades.
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1000 pieces FINE TENNIS FLANNEL, in
woven and printed colorings, exquisite
and stylish goods.
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At l5c a yard.

AC 7 DC q z S01Ct.
29pfeces 52-INCH PLAID TRICOT CLOTH
SUITINGS, good value for SOC, will be
closed out this week at 15c per yard.
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lame andS San
chronic
w $ nov
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zoo Yard

&c pieces 5O-INCH ALL-WOOL LADIES'
CLOTHS, all shades, good value for soc,
will be closed out this week at SOC per
yard.
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At 719c q yard.
% pieces FANCY POLKA-DOT SERGE,
good value for 2Oc, viii be closed out this
week at nc per yard
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COlored Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT.!

At 7kc q yard.
30 pieces FANCY DRESS PLAIDS, good
value for zoe, will beclOsed out this week
at Tie per yard.
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AT 7hc q Yard.

% pieces FANCY BROCADED SERGE,
good value for zoe, will be closed out
this week at nc per yard.
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At Is 800 Each.
IMPORTED SUITS, with fancy silk en-
s.. broidered fronts, Will be offered at SIS
suit.
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2 cases CHECKED NAINSOoK Gong
fold, good heavy fabrics, in assorted
patterns.
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AT l3hc q yard.
500 pieces FINE GRADE CHALLIES, 81
inches wide, in light, medium and dark
cOlOrings.
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At LOG q Yard.

AT 10c q Yard.
FULL LINES FINE AMERICAN DRESS
STYLE GINGHAMS. in stripes and
plaids, all new seasonable colorings and
designs.
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At 71ac g. yard.
80 pieces BLACK AND WHITE PLAIDS,
good value for zoe, will lie closed out this
week at TIC per yard.
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At &1R 80 Each

At IS I .. 30 bacf1.
IMPORTED COMBINATION SUITS,
silk embroidered fronts and sleeves, will
be offered at SIS 80 suit.
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At $1,000 Each.
IMPORTED SUITS, with fancy silk bro
caded polka-dot borders, will be offered
at $40 suit
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-Ats35o q Yard.

20 pieces 5O-INCH CHEyIOT SUITlNGS,
in plalds and checks, good value for 75c,
will be closed out this week at 35c per
yard.
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49, oMn q xard

AT l212c g. yard.
$50 pieces FINE INDIA LAWNS, solid
colors. Sc inches wide. in all the new
shades.
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VI ASH DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT..

AT 35c q Yard.
COMPLETE LINES OF ANDERSON'S
FINEST GRADE SCOTCH GING-
ii ANS AND ZEPHYRS, in beautiful
cOlorings and effects.
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At 81 =. SO Each.
IMPORTED SUITS, fancy silk brocaded
panels, will be offered at S12 so suit.
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"The Strand Magazine" for March is the

"The Strand Magazine" for March is the
equal of the previous issues of this very in
teresting monthly. The initial article.
Pictures with Histories" an illustrated
one, is a very pleasant account of some of
the best known paintings of the world. The
historical portion of the sketch presents a
vast amount of matter in relation To them
that is not generally known. A feature of
this publication is series of Illustrated
articles which represent some of the most
celebrated people at various ages, giving
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IMPORTED SUITS!

AT So. SO Each.
IMPORTED SUITS. silk embroidered, will
be offered at 81 so suit.
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At 4oc a. yard.

A SMALL LOT HIGH NOVELTY
FRENCH SATEENS, polka dot, dam
asse and ombre effects. very choice,
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At l5e g Yard.

1000 pieces 36INCH FINE ENGLISH
PERCALES, all colors warranted fast,
heavy cloth and exclusive styles.
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At l2Ne q Yard.

%AO Z = z O 7 GU u
5000 pieces FINE GRADE TOILE DU
NORD AND ZANZIBAR SEER
SUCKERS. in high novelty and stapIs
patterns and coloriDgs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At 45c a. yard.
pieces HEAVY CREAM TABLE
DAMASK, IS inches wide, pure Irish
linen, present value 60c.
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At So a Dozen.

2 cases FINE GRADE HUCK TOWELS.
extra size, In colored borders and all
Write, value for 81 90
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"The Arena" for April is made up of a
number OF most excellent weil-considered
and well written articles, each showing
careful study and deep thought. In the
leading article George William Winterburn,
prominent physician, discusses the phil
osophy of the future. Thomas G. Shearman
has something to say about crooked taxl-
ton, and DR.. q. Osgood Mason writes con-
cei nIng ply sic medium in hypnOtism.
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At csc q Yard.

. Z.
pieces FINE BLEACHED TABLE
DAMASK, "a inches wide. well worth
85c.
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girls, is one of the latest ventures 1t is
published by Jenny Wren of New YORK,
writer of marked ability, and is specially
devoted to the interests of the growing girls
who are still in their lower teens. 1t is
magazine that will be very useful to little
girls, teaching them how to dress their dolls
and 1T the same time teaching them how TO
become proficient in the art of dressm king.
Even if they should not have occasion to
follow cutting, fitting and stitching together
for living, it teaches them how it should
be done, something that will be helpful to
anxious TO have an artistically made dress.
The magazine contains, in addition, much
of interest to those who in times to come
will be housekeepers or mistresses of elegant
homes
The morning call., 1891-03-29

In the April number of THE Forum"
Representative r. O. Mills of Texas makes
critical analysis of the census, and claims
that it is so seriously defective as to be
useless. In the same number of "The
Forum" Senator Hoar of Massachusetts.
who was the champion of the Election Bill
in the Senate. constructs an argument tn
prove that the Republican party was I'M
true to its presidents and its principles, be-
cause the late Congress adjourned without
enacting the Election Bill. He argues that
the series of great historical achievements
of the Republican party suffered 81 serious
breach by this inactivity that the party
must find new vigor to make its future in
any way worthy Of its past.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

Harper & Brothers are about to bring out
new editions of Mr.. HOwelps two latest
New Fortunes" in an attractive FORM in
the Franklin Square Library" This pub
lication is in response to a popular demand
for these remarkable stories in a household
issue which shall be cheaper than the
library edition, but worthy a place on
readng-tabie and bookshelf.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

Messrs. Macmillan & Co. New York) will
shortly be issuing Landor's Imaginary
Conversations" in six volumes. the first to
be issued in April aud the remainder at in
tervals. 1t is hoped that the whole pub
lication VIII be completed by December
The edition is by Mr.. c. G. Crump, who ed
tied the "Pericles and Aspasia" for the
Temple Library" SERIES The text will be
a reprint from the complete edition of Lam
doris works published in 1876, compared
with previous editions, and biography is
added to each conversation, showing the
various forms In which it was originally
published.
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At IS L 35 q Dozen.
800 dozen GOOD PURE LINEN HUCK
TOWELS, undressed, size 17x55 inches
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WASH DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT..
AT 55c q Yard.
COMPLETE LINES OF ANDERSON'S
FINEST GRADE SCOTCH GING-
HAMS AND ZEPHYRS, in beautiful
colorings and effects.
At l Be q Yard
1000 pieces 36-INCH FINE ENGLISH
PERCALES, all colors warranted fast.
heavy cloth and exclusive styles.
At 1910 81 yard.
5000 pieces FINE GRADE TOILE DU
NORD AND ZANZIBAR SEER
SUCKERS. in high novelty and stapIs
patterns and cOlorings.
At LOG q Yard.
FULL LINES FINE AMERICAN DRESS
STYLE GINGHAMS. in stripes and
pl0ids, all new seasonable colorings and
designs.
AT 1315c q yard.
800 pieces FINE GRADE CHALLIES, 50
inches wide, in light, medium and dark
colorings.
AT S2Sc g. yard.
cases CHECKED NAINSOOK Gong
fold, good heavy fabrics. in assorted
patterns.
At 400 q yard.
A SMALL LOT HIGH NOVELTY
FRENCH SATEENS polka dot, dam
asse and ombre effects. very choice,
AT 1212o g. Yard.
$50 pieces FINE INDIA LAWNS. solid
colors, Sc inches wide. in all the new
shades.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
At 45o a. yard.
40 pieces HEAVY CREAM TABLE
DAMASK, IS inches wide, pure Irish
linen, present value 60c.
At csc q Yard.
% pieces FINE BLEACHED TABLE
DAMASK, GA inches wide, well worth
S5c.
At IS 35 q Dozen.
800 dozen GOOD PURE LINEN HUCK
TOWELS, undressed, size 17x55 inches.
AT So a Dozen.
2 cases FINE GRADE HUCK TOWELS,
extra size. In colored borders and all
Write, value. for 81 80.
At $3 Each.
IA FINE FRENCH MARSEILLES
SPREADS, very large size, elaborate,
well-raised patterns; well worth SO 80.
At ST. Each.
1000 NEAT FRINGED GA RAW SILK
TABLE-C0YERS, in all colors, value
for 81 80.
AT 500 q yard.
l case FINE TENNIS FLANNEL, silk
stripe, new shades.
At 121Sc q yard.
1000 pieces FINE TENNIS FLANNEL, in
woven and printed colorings, exquisite
and stylish goods.
LADIES' SKIRTS.
We have just opened our seasons stock
of LADIES' SKIRTS including Surah, AL
paca, Luster, Farmers Satin, MOreen. Bril-
, 1891-07-08

history of our Colonial Empire. Sir George
Stephen is the first to have this honour con-
fHrred upon him. Born in Banffshire, 62
years ago, young Stephen at the age of IA,
entered a drapery establishment in Aberdeen.
After four years there. and three years with
Messrs. PaWson 4 Co, in London, he emigrat-
edto Canada, and entered on business. at first
in partnership with a cousin, and then alone,
IN connection with the production Of woollen
goods. His commercial success led to his
election, first as director, then as vice presi.
dent, and, finally, as president of the Bank of
Montreal. While in this position he (as a
member of ii syndicate) obtained control Of
the st. Paul and Manitoba Railway, and
about II years ago became the head of a large
syndicate which obtained the contract from
the dominion Government for the c%onstruc.
ton of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The
presidency Of this company he only relinquish-
ed in 1888, two years after the completion of
It's great transcontinential line had been sig
nalised by his reception of a baronetcy. On
the approach of Her Maiesty's jubilee, Sir
George Stephen joined Sir Donald A. Smith
in Offering $1,000. 900 to build the 'Royal
Victoria Hospital" which is now in course
of erection on the slopes of "the mountain
behind Montreal. Sir George and Lady
Stephen have no children, but the wife of the
Hon Sir Stafford Northcote is their adopted
daughter.