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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-05

tense suner1ngs ol 1e enuIIo rIuw. q
! The captain sat on the quarter deck,
under the shade cast by the sail, and
cursed at the men, the calm, the wind and
the brig by turns, and the unlucky sailor
who had to approach him got the full
weight of his i'll humor and impotence in
the most violent abuse.
George had a binding headache, and he
tried to keep about and be on hand for all
the calls made upon him. The cook was
more than usually eXacting that day, and
the captain so exceptionally i'll tempered
hat it seemed to George that he could
bear no more, when the captain called him
sharply:
Here, you Internal lubber! None of
that soiering or III masthead you'll Go
down and get me n glass of lemonade, and
quick, tOor'
George staggered down to the pantry
and obtained the lemonade, and as he
gave it TO the captain he suddenly lost
consciousness and the glass fell to the
deck and shivered to atoms. The captain
lifted his clenched fist and struck the boy
full in the face and knocked him over the
rail into the sea.
Maxwell had kept as close to George as
he could, for he fOresaw the danger to the
boy, and it took but an instant for him to
cry "Inan overheard and to divest him
self of his shoes and spring into the water
after the hapless boy. The captain was
frightened, for he really had not intended
to go so lar, and he gave orders and will
ing hands cast ropes and prepared to lower
q boat.
Maxwell came up within q few feet Of
George and caught him, and was SWIM
ming toward the becalmed brig with pow
erful strokes, when one man cried out in
a voice of terror: "a shark
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CHAPTER III.

conscious boy, whom he held above water,
and he knew that he could keep afloat in
that calm sea until a boat should reach
them or IL line be thrown, when he saw q
dark form shoot swiftly by and then re-
turn, showing as he did so a fash of sill
very white under the water.
Too well he knew what it was, and he
swan with one hand while he drew his
sheath knife with the other and prepared
to battle for life under such heavy odds.
The great creature now was rushing at
them, and his mouth was open for the
prey when Maxwell's hand came down
with the sharp knife and struck him and
left q rent in his stomach through which
his cntrails protruded, and for an instant
checked the sinister intention.
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.e eouid; . they we're tnen oraered T.

he could; and they were then ordered t.
least off,
In a few seconds more the brig Abso-
lutte went about and wore off and on due
west, leaving the five men abandoned in
the middle of the ocean and in the middle
of the night.
George and Maxwell united the captajI
and mate and tried TO rouse them by chat
ing their hands and moistening their faces,
but it was not until the dawn showed
gray in tho sky that they became con-
scious Of their condition.
The sick mate seemed to rally, and in
the course OF the day to SIT up and eat a
little, but the captain and first officer
complained Of terrible headaches.
The captain seemed heartbroken at his
disaster, AMI moaned something about his
wife and children from time to time, and
though their situation was anything but
pleasant Maxwell tried TO put a good face
on it.
"What is the use of crying over split
milk" said he; 1--WE have al lost every
thing we had but our lives, and what as
tonishcs me is that them fellers had grace
enough to let us 20 with u heads. We
can't be more than two days sail from
land, and with this 'ere trade wind and at
this season we're pretty sure to make it.
They've gin us enough grub to last us,
and water, so We might be wus off.
We've seen rougher times than this, hain't
we, George?n
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The next moment he had swung around

The next moment he had swung around
again and was ready for another rush when
The boat shot between them and one man
leaned over and seized George and drew
hin on board, two others reached for
Maxwell. while the remainder SplaShed
their oars in the water trying to brighten
The shark away, but they were only par
Tally successful, for as they drew Max
vel! into the boat the terrible jaws closed
upon his left leg and tore it in cruel strips
and lett The bones and tendons almost be-
reit ~ flesh.
Maxwell tainted from pain and shock,
and they hastily bound up the bleeding
leg as bes. they could until they could get
him on board the brig again, and then
they took al The pains possible 10 dress
tGe wounded limb and soon the poor fell
low VA as comfortable as he could be
n2&s His Grsi question on regaining
rs corsciousDeSS was Of the lad, and
xheG n :0unt that George was safe he
SCENE lent
Grc-l- rr@di-ed consciousness but for O
tew t.: e, Wien he relapse! into q
sleep 50 "",:,3"& and GtGthIikc that the
c;ep S;;tJH ihc:I ke"G~ al", ironh2sied that
ae w12!t ,2vcr wch' VI aC?in and they
all Tea sd, i1r *; "H, Of t"Im but loved
tbs Toy % their rpuSh fashion, and they
there appeared to be q commotion on
board the brig, and they fancied they
heard voices, but owing to the peculiar
condition of the atmosphere, sound seems
to rise into the air, in these locations,
instead of travelling a long distance; but
their doubts were set Mt rest by seeing a
boat lowered and eight men get into it
and row toward the ave where George
and Maxwell had first landed. They both
now left their lookout and went rapidly
down the clinkery path, and were stand
ing by the edge of the shore when the
boat approached.
At the order Of the mate who was in 1t,
they stopped when about a rod from the
shore and looked at Maxwell and George
as they stood there, their faces full of ex-
element and anxiety; and well might the
mate and his men be surprised, for
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train or M, K. & T...;;..... s:4s a. m
St. Louis, via Iron Moup-
train route ..............:. o:U p III
Laredo. S'Va' m'
ARRIVALS.
From ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and M, K. & T.. .........1O;55 a. m
From St. Louis, Iron Mountain
and M, K. & I. routes. ....10:O P. m
From 1886 D. m
usouThERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THROUGH XPREs EAST.
Leayefor New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. 300 I'm. and 9:25 a. m
ARRIVE FROM H EAST.
Arrivefrom New Orleans, Hous-
ton and Galveston 6:50a. m. and 4:1O pm
THROUGH WEST,
Leave for San Francisco, Ell
Paso and Eagle Pass. ......: 4:4O ?. m
Arrive from San Francisco Ell
OPaso and Eagle Pass......... $3.50 a. I'D
THE S. A. q a. p. r. R.--MiSSioN
ROUTE.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for KerrvllIe, daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at......;.... =. . 4'o' r."
Leaves for Galveston, Houston
and Cuero, daily, ~
LeaVeSf for ISoch-
Export and Beeville daily, ex-
Ocept Sunday, at............. 2:W-p' Ill
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily, except
Sunday, at..........n..;....: lo' o@' LII
From Corpus Christi, Rockport
and Beeville, daily, except
Sunday, E'uO Pm
From Galveston, Houston and
Cuero, daily.
7:1O p. m.
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Shno's Catarrn Remedy.

7rNo.3. OShilo's Catarrh Remedy, q marvel
obscure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, CankerI.
Mouth and Head Ache, With each bottle there
IL an ingenious Nasal Injector or the more
successful treatment Of these complaints
without extra charge. Price &c cents. Sold
BY Kaltever & Son s8V
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
STORY brick house and a good establish
ed grocery business. centrally located.
JNo. T. HAMBLEToN IL Co..
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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DEPARTURES.

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st. Louis, via Iron Moup-
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WANTED--1oo,o 900 Live Yank-
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Free Visiting Cards. How to
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ONE LAST OproRrux1rY
IPP EEk ERR ERR, = r-sSs
PprP In kRk r k + r w SIS.
+ EEx skk I ssss =

The last bar is down that leads to the wrape Don't
hxure IL investment Just for month two this
season-You draw dividend Of service ct the be-
ginning of next. We give the quality in hand and
the price In the other-Strike balance-you will
soon see re don't want them. This will be an 'Al"
chance to set style you haven't eoMost every kind
Is here-or two Of them. Maybe your size and may
not That il the only lottery about getting the right
size.
Some few Plain and Braided Jackets-imported and
hand made both-that were $50. Is. - and 40
You only need % 10 ret one.
s6 J0isn't hardly shadow Of the value il controls
II is the ner price a lot of Diagonal AMI Beaver
Jackets and Refers that have sold for e. el0 and BIZ
In the same way ss5 20 calls out s12. SIS and
slS Imported Jackets In Black and coors.
$40 sits watcher over s15. s1s. e.,O and s25 u
sters- There is only one rack of them-some have
capes and some haven't. You will have TO beseech
your god Of good fortune this time. It's luck If the
size In here.
ais for the pick of rack of saO se2 80 s27 80 and
$50 Imported listers
We have Just one $40 English Seal Plush Newmarket
with quilted satin lining ssize u.s. Do you want
it for So! You welcome.
One Navy Blue Beaver Newmarket, trimmed with
silver gray nutria fur. The regular price is $50.
IL you are not 3-in bust, don't think of it, you
get it without delay We have marked it $3.50.
We have Pnsat left Newmarket of Black SIX
Plush. trimmed with passemcnterie and ostrich feath
ers You know $50 must be cheap for it. S11Sis
what IL is marked dOuc.
sIs.5O buys one of three s25 Handsomely Braided
Cheviot Wraps-io. ~ and 44-inch bust measures.
None others need apply
All Of our Misses and Children's Long Wraps won't
hll one rack. We can 1T ages from to IL. You
Will pay 81 and take %. s7.5O and 90. so Wraps
The - Misses Navy Blue Chinchilla Refers are
81. 75-12 to Is years.
regular Sl.50 Gray Mineral Finished Storm Pro-
tector for stc.-and warranted NJ that
~ % for Cloth Surface Irish Peasant Circular.
$3.50 for the Iangry style with the cloth surface in
fancy stripes
~. 30 for New York Cape Wrap that il In broken
plaid pattern.
~. 20 for Small Check Cloth Surface Lanetry.
80 JOfor an English Macintosh with the Inverness
Cspe"-the ladies know how nice that sort of ar
rangement is. Gray and Brown Block Paids these
are
81. % and SIS for Macintosh listers with Cape
silk stripes and made like a Lanvtry.
Don't parley time. for you offered some amazing
good qualities and think how little you pay for
them. We would like to anything that could be
better bdr0aiBs They don't dwell in stores-fhat Is
certain sure" 1t Is only question of size. The
saving is worth trying for.
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OrrrcE w. b. MOSES & Sous.
ODD CHAIR SALE.

Thee are las. seasons pattern. and ne want
the space they occupy for our spring line.
Antique Oak Arm Chair. with leather sprins
SEAT. was els now e. So
Antique Oak Hish-back Cane Seat Chair.
was 81. now o.. So
Solid Mahosany Box-frame Chair. cane
seat. was IS. now s2
Solid Walnut Box frame Chair leather s-as
and back, was sl4 now a..
Solid Walnut Box frame Arm Chair, leather
seat and back. was go. now so
Antique Oak Box frame Chair. leather sea,
and back, was IS. 20. now s42s
2Chery Cane Seat Rockers. were a now
sl.Jo.
1Antiaue Oak Cane Seat Bcx-frame Chair,
was 81 80 now sl.15.
3Antique Oak Leather Sea. and Back Chairs,
were SIS. now $50
Antique Oak Leather Seat and Back Arm
Chair. was go. now slo
Antique Oak Leather Seat Arm Chair. IA.
sl3. now $3.50.
sixteenth Century Oak Leather Seat and
Back Chair. was sll. now $3.50
Antique Oak Leather Seat and Back Chair.
was IS. 10. now sIa5
Carved Antique Oak Chair. leather seat,
Was sl4. now g..
Imitation Mahogany Arm Chair. leather
seat. was s2o. now SO
Imitation Mahogany Chair, leather seat,
was s1o, now IS.
Ant. Oak Box Frame Cane Seat Arm Chair.
was IS. now q.
Ant. Oak Box Frame Cane Seat Chair. was
Is. now g.
Ant Oak Box Frame leather seat and back,
was sl5. now $50.
Ant Oak Box Frame Arm Chair. was els.
now $50.
Ant Oak Box Frame Leather Seat and Back
Chair. was 81. now 81.
Ant. Oak Handsomely Carved Combination
Hall Arm Chair and Table. was ssSj, now SD
1 Carved Ant Oak Hall Chair. was Is, now
1 10th Century Oak Arm Chair. was 90.
now a.
Solid Mahogany Hall Chair. was o. now
a.
lint. Mahogany Arm Chair. was sIo. now
IS.
Carved Ant. Oak Arm Chair. was sio. now
81.
Ant. Oak High Back Chair. with nne em-
bossed leather seat and back. was e25. now
sl3.
Antique Oak Hall Chair. with grotesQue
carving. was s25. now el3.
Antique Oak Arm Chair. with brass feet was
sl2. now So
l Antique Oak Chair. high back. with en-
bossed leather seat and back. was els. now
80.
Solid Mahogany Arm Chair. was as. now
el7.5O.
1 Antique Oak High Back Chair. with EN-.
bossed leather seat and back. Was els, nov
sl0
1 Sixteenth Century OAK Arm Chair. With
leather seat. was sl6. now g.
Among these Chairs you will find Dining
Room. Hall. Once, Library and Bed Room
Chairs.
OUR LEADER IN THE CHAIR LINE
Is "a Solid OAK Hixh-back Chair. with spring
seat covered in the best leather. for e. 25.
In either the Antique Finish or the English at
GAO.
We have never known Chair to sell for less
than % and Is. 50 that could be compared with
this.
This Chair will only be sold next Monday and
Tuesday at this price.
W. B. MOSES SONS.
F AND 18th SITS.
GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE IN OUR
22D ST. WAREHOUSE. EXPERIENCED
PACKERS AND MOVERS FURNISHED. IL
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S1.4S GARMENTS Fon $50.

The Lace Trimmed Skirts and the French
Embroidered Might Robes are marked 81. gS.
and are worth it. The Corset Covers and
Drawers marked 81. AZ would also cost 81 %
II they required much material and trim
ming,
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z ERvAND. ENGRAYER AND LfTHOoRAPHEB
N l0l. PENNA. AVE. NV.
Visiting Cards pgtnted srom Plate. S5c PEI 100
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HAVE You BEEN THERE.
BEEN WHERE.
To GRASTY'S Double Stores. 1910 and 1919 7th st.
NV. Lveryng sold tor cash-prices in plain figures
ON each article.
IHAvE THE NERVE
to say you cannot pay cash You need not come We
will not sell ON instaniehts. but SNOW you goods
at prces that Will surprise Read on-you viii md
solid iscts ami business Information. Sod Oak side
board. 30; SOLID OAK Chair, As.. Extension Ia
bi.s feet ~; hli Extension Tables. feet. s1 Is
Solid Oak Chamber SUITE. els %; Handsome Cheysi
90 sold elsewhere ., and SlUO, price $15. Come
anu see. Extrl High Back Dining Chairs, 81
know You will like tel Fine rhin Initial Tulnbers.
SIS pieces. 81 ~ Mashsfand sets. &l to SO 80 for
5.5O show you the Eandsoniest Rocker You
have seen ivr much n;orv money.
Parvr suites. hair cloth or push go sc; Extra Fine
Rug ouife. large frame and hne finish, eco. Don't
you want onsy. Willow Rockers from $50 to $40;
WITH cushion islck thing want the house.
am no: paying for tins advertisement in order
misesd yvt want your trade and have stated facts.
You viii not be Disappointed Tut xkreeabiy surprised
At the extent Of our place Wien You come.
We try to do business right, and anything We sell
you not represented please report II will ex-
change OF retund the money. kemsmtSr the name
and place-the lonrsr Jon doubt the more you lose.
GkASTi. THE PUsHER.
Double Sso!vs. 1910 and l51. 9TH Of. NV
For cash only. Con,s and sci a3l
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RUGS-SMYRNA RUGS.

RUGS-SMYRNA RUGS.
We offer Bromley's Smyrna RUGS:
Ak #. for SO. 90. Former price. s1o.
3x8ft. for $40. Former price. 81. 80.
ax2 #. Gin. for $2.05 Former price.
"a. 30.
Aft. Gin. x2ft. 2 In. for o.. O.. Former
price. $3.50.
SIT. in. II n. 10 in. for q. IS. Former
price. $3.50.
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The MONUMENTAL.
a3T AND 800 F ST. N. W.

seasonablc and useful goods at ons-half the usual
prices are hard find. but that's exactly what we
have here
Such crowds We have had for the last three weeks
show that the Ladies appreciate good articles when
offered at such wonderful figures. We do not claim
the credit of thisit not choice sacrifice goods
In such a manner-it is compulsion. We had an i'm
menss stock and had to convert it into money-yet
three weeks big sales don't seem to reduce it per-
ceptibly.
This fourth week gsng ahead Of the res-price is
the moving power and you will see things that will
AMAZE YOU. We can only mention few samples. as
it were. Of the several hundred bargain lots in all the
departments.
LACE sCARFs and FICHUS in all srades-you
can buy for Just half of what they are marked.
All the latest things in NECK RUCHINGs are Of
fered at p per cent of marked price.
FANs-Fine and medium grades at 25 per cent of.
Pocket Books, Silk Ties. &c. Prices almost cut in
half.
Our SOC. Fine SURAHS we sell at SIC You pay al
elsewhere
Our 81 SILK vELyETs at SIC. The same goods
as Others charge 81. 2ofor.
HATS AND MILLINERY generally 70 at ridicu.
lous prices.
&C. FELT HATS at 1Sc.
s1.29FELT HATS ut AZ.
ALSO RIBBONS AND BIRDS.
FLOWERS FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES about
one-half of the lowest prices ever quoted.
We need not say q word about MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR and INFANTS WEAR. The sale has taken
the town, and Just few days more Of this will do
what We want with this immense stock-that is close
it ont.
HANDKERCHIEFs. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, all
are ION the CO." and in Just such proportions as
above.
CORsETs-we do still better on; every one of the
popular grades and numbers
GO AT 20 PER CENT OFF
Marked the sizes here now-at this rate
they won't be-in the course OF q few days.
C.P.. r. g.. Thompson's. Pm. French woven and
others.
IL there is anything in the Cloak stock TO At or suit
you. you can be assured the prices are right-LEss
THAN ONE-HALF is how Cloaks are sold a.
THE MONUMENTAL,
II a37 AND Ga ST. NV
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F + + s. : III wv II I
+ + s. s s F. F.
+ s. !? !!
BF o, TIT TIT 90 NM y
;. 3: $ j + : 60 ! MI M
We HAVE CUT THE PRICES
FOR WEEK COMMENCING FEB. 4
FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
WE WANT ROOM. WE WANT ROOM!
YOU ARE THE GAMERS.
We ARE THE LOSERS.
Note the reductions in
FURNITURE:
3wilton Rug Suites. 3 pieces. silk and
mohair plush trimmings Price was s65.
Reduced to cas-. 80
Extra Heavy Very Handsome Hand
carved Chamber Suite. Solid mahogany.
Reduced from eco to sls5.
Fine Solid apiece Chamber Suite,
hand carved. very MASSIVE. Price was
ESQ. Reduced to Sl12.5O.
Extra Size 10Th Century Chiffonief,
beveled French plate glass. Reduced
from s47. 80 to s34. SO.
Large Walnut Chiffonier with French
bevel plate glass. Reduced to $3.50.
Former price. s42.
Mahogany Cheval Glass. French bev.
eled plate. Reduced from CAS- 80 to ss3.
Old Brass and Oak-frame Cheval
Glass. French bevel plate. very hand
some. Reduced from s75 to s52.5O.
No. 157 Gilt Side Chair. covered in
tapestry. Reduced from e25 to $3.50.
Over Stuffed GILT Divan. covered in
silk brocatelle. Reduced from ei5 to
$50
Mahoeany Shell Chair. Reduced
from $50 to sl5.
Mahogany Side Chair. Reduced from
$25 to el2.jO.
Rattan Chair. with plush cushion.
Reduced from $ls.J0 10 1915.
Gilt Corner Chair. in plush and tap
estry. Reduced from s2o. 80 to Sl325.
silver Corner Chair. in plush and
tapestry. Reduced from S26. 80 to
Sl3.25.
We have Of those small. neat Divans
left from lot Of so. mahogany frames
and covered in silk plush and brocatelle.
Price was e24. 30. Now offered at sl6.2 p
Also about II of our special High back
Reception Chairs. Frames in all woods
and covered in plushes and brocatelles
Price was sl3.5O. To close them out
We offer them at $S25.
This chair We could not supply the de-
mand for last fall.
10th Century Cheval Glass, French
bowel plate. Reduced from s25 to SIS.
No. 12 Oak Book Case. Reduced from
e3o to s26.50.
1 No. Ito Double-door 10th Century
Dwarf Book Case. Reduced from $50 to
eco.
No. 516 Oak Combination Book Case
and Writing Desk. Reduced from s23 so
to S15.
No.4 Oak Book Case. Reduced from
e2S to SIS.
No. 965 Ladies' Writing Desk (solid
OreAsSs oNNeA ptdSS kld8os
Reduced from $i2. 80 to s2l.25.
1 Silk and Plush Table. Reduced from
$3.50 to elO.
Silk and Plush Standing Cabinet.
Reduced from e27. SO to s1O.
Silk and Plush Table. Reduced from
Cpl to $40.
Silk and Plush Table. Reduced from
e12 to Is.
i Gilt Standing Cabinet Reduced from
800 to &45.
i 10th Century Finish Hall Table,
French beveled hanging glass. Reduced
from eS7. 50 to ESQ.
No. 100 Int. Mahogany Hall RACE.
large beveled glass. Reduced to Ss.
Former price. S35.
RUGS-sMYRNA RUGS.
We offer Bromley's Smyrna RUGS:
Ak #. for SO. 90. Former price. $40.
3x6ft. for s4.T5 Former price, 81. 80.
ax2 IT, Gin. for 81. 90. Former price,
$3.50.
Aft. Gin. x2ft. 2 in. for o.. e5. Former
price. $3.50.
Aft q in ri m min for =, o. ro-..
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The Dress Goods Tmmins
the Souvenir List
sprice surprise line Read
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39c. GARMENTS Fon 29c.

Cambria Corset Covers, hemstitchetl trim-
ming. Drawers Of material and trimming that
cost more than ~ cents at Wholesale. You IN.
derstand why we write: not more than two
garments to each customer.
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Reduced from $40 to el4
Reduced from e13 80 to $3.50.
Reduced from el2 to g. So
Reduced from go. 80 to o. so.
500 Hassocks at DC
40 Ottomans at 4jc.
480 Ottomans at Csc.
IN CURTAINS AND UPHoL-
STERY GOODS.
pair French Cretonne Curtains. Re-
duced from SIS to 81 so.
IL pair Blue and Gold NOTTINGHAM
Curtains Reduced from %. so to ~ per
pair.
II pair Cream and White Nottingham
Curtains. Reduced from o. SO to 81 per
pair.
SPAR Light Brown nottingham Cur.
tains. Reduced from 90 to 81 per pair.
IL pair Red Nottingham Curtains. Re-
duced from 81. so to -.
: $50 yards French Cretonne, double
width. reversible sides. Reduced from
81. 50 to 65c. per yard.
Il pair Blue Madras Curtains. Reduced
from s. SO to ~. 30 per pair.
Is pair Colored Madras Curtains. Rs-
q pair India Curtains. Reduced from
el3.JO to 81 per pair.
pair Portieres (Chenille) Reduced
from s12 to % per pair.
IL pieces silkaline. Reduced from DC.
to 10c. peryard.'
Few Down Quilts both aides satin. Re-
duced from $50 to es2.
Several in French Satteen, Reduced
to elO.50. Former price, el5.5O,
Medallion DESIGNS in Silk Tapestries
for seats and backs Of chairs, very ane.
Reduced from $40 to g. as Per set,
Some odd pairs Lace Curtains. Re.
From go to sIa
From e25 to $3.50.
From go 10 olaS5.
Prom els to oil.S5.
From e13 to o6.25.
From el0 to e6.50.
From $3.50 to Is.
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