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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-24
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK
WHITE HOUSE DECORATIONS.
Delayed by the Illness of the Chief Dec
nrator-Snn,e ReautIfuI Efacts

Delayed by the Illness of the Chief Dec.
orator-Some Beautiful Effects.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The White
House will not be ready for occupancy
until October. OF the wall and ceiling
decorations only the ceiling in the main
vestibule is completed. All the most
delicate work is yet to be done in the
green parlor and the state dining room,
while the walls of the vestibule are wait
ing to be ornameuted as only the chief
decorator can ornament them. He has
been sick for over week, and his alb
sence has greatly retarded the other
work, Among the permanent decora-
tions to be added to the vestibule are
portraits of Washington and Lincoln,
painted on the wall over the mantel
pieces. The picture of Washington is
to be taken from the life-sized portrait
which hangs in the east room. The
head and shoulders of Lincoln will be
painted from steel engraving which is
said to be the best likeness of him ever
made. The outlines for these drawings
are already distinguishable on the walls,
and the flourishes and other ornamental
tions which are to surround them have
been penciled off.
Ihe effect, 1T Is said, Will be beautltul,
and in striking contrast with the mean
ingless and artless colorations which
previously disfgured the main entrance
to the executive mansion. The repairs
in the green parlor and the state dining
room are progressing rather slowly, but
the effect promises to be very fine. The
artist has originated a new color for the
dining room which he describes as
happy blending of the colors derived
from tea and coffee. The effect is rich
shade Of salmon, shaded oil from deep
tint into delicate orange color as the
cop of the ceiling is reached. There is
sufficient figuring in the work to relieve
the monotony Of too much brilliant
coloring. and it is expect' this room
will be greatly admired when finished.
A most delicate shade of green is being
used in the green parlor, but the work
has not advanced far enough to give a
fair idea of what the effect will be. It
was intended to redecorate the main
corridor, which is used as the grand
promenade during state entertainments,
but the time is too short so the work
will have to go over until next summer.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-24
DEATH OF WALTER L. BRAGG,
A Member of the Interstate Commerc,
Commission.

Member of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24,-A telegram
received by Secretary Mosely, of the in
terstate commerce commission, an
nounces the death of Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Walter l.. Bragg,
at Spring Lake, N. j. No special cause
of his death is stated.
Biography.
Walter l.. Bragg was born on Feb. 25,
1888. He was educated in Arkansas and
at Harvard university. Just prior to the
late war he lived ut Camden, Ark, where
he practiced law. When hostilities com
menced he entered the Confederate army,
and served throughout the war, and ct its
termination settled in Marion, Ala, where
he married and resumed the practice Of
law. In the spring of 1871 he moved to
Montgomery, Ala, where he remained un-
til March, 1887, when he was appointed an
interstate commerce commissioner by
President Cleveland
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-24

In the Forests and Woods of His Imperial
Majesty, and Pasture Their FlOcks on
the Crown Lands-The Finances of Rus
sia Also Feels the Effect of the Famine.
The Government Thoroughly Aroused.
Where Grain is Furnished the People
are Hardly Able to Go and Get It-AlI
Glasses Affected, Even Noblemen.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The stories of
misery received from Russia are almost
Incredible.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-24
ernment Exorting Itself
All Glasses Affected.

Nor is the misery confined to the low
est class. Among the applicants at
Marinpol were noblemen and trades
men, the latter ruined in business
through the loss of custom on account
of famine, and the former deprived of
the margin between their debts and
their income on which they had de-
pended.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-24

Came None TOO soon.
The prohibition of the export of rye
was none too soon, if the more frightful
results were to be averted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Whatever may be said OF the figures of the
appropriations committees now first given Of
heially TO the public, the position taken by
Chairman Cannon of the House committee
that these appropriations should be under the
charge Of one committee in each house accords
with common sense. And whatever political
forcs there may have been in the plea of the
democrats when they took control from the
appropriations committee in the House and
distributed the subjects between a number
of committees. there never has been a solid
economical argument adduced in favor of the
distribution The democrats claimed to be
watch dogs of the treasury, and vet it was
democratic House which made il absolutely
certain that the amount of the annual APP
preparations would be greatly increased by
having each specially interested committee to
report on its own wants and the general COM
mittee of appropriations to retain command of
only few Of the regular appropriation bills
The result has been. as might have been ex-
pected and as Mr.. Cannon saws the enlarge
ment of the Sums appropriated for the various
purposes. The next Congress might very well
return to the old plan in use under republicans
and democrats alike, and which has commended
itself to the public on the score of wise economy
and efficient and systematic government To
a Congress elected largely on the farmers
ideas, it would seem eminently appropriate TO
re-adopt the former system. Mr.. Randall being
dead and the revenue reformers being in con-
troll Of the democratic ship. there is to the
democrats no longer any necessity for splitting
up the appropriations into large fragment.
each fragment to make an increment by the
process
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

II clearly appeared in the discussion of the
application of the laws prohibiting additional
overhead wires in Washington. that this wor,l
did not legally include Georgetown. The case
Is. of course, the same in reference to the build
ing projections law which is limited in its ap-
PllcatiOn to Washington. Some DAY Washing
ton viii legally and actually include Georgetown
and the District to its limits in every direction
The cities separated by. Rock creek have al
most merged in point of fact. and Washington
Is stretching Its suburban extensions over the
whole county To make Washington and the
District synonymous will soon be not only
legally convenient and advantageous, but will
recosnizean actual fact. The capital wants one
law and one name for all its parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Ii any subjects Of Italy have suffered wrong.
fully in this country under circumstances which
cast responsibility upon our national govern
msUt or upon any state OF municipality. it is
the duty Of the Italian government to com
plain In the contingency imagined il Is The
duty Of the American national and local gov
ernmeEts to make such reparation respectively
Rs the occasion demands. in expressions Of re-
greet. in compensatory damages. or in efforts
20 bring wrong-doers 10 justice. IL Ital-
ian vessels lying in New Orleans har-
Dor Insulted the American flag when
the Hennessey verdict was rendered,
somewhat similar duties with the conditions
reversed arise. Ii NAV be safely assumed that
the governments concerned will make tine
necessary examinations. discover the facts and
and do whatever il necessary and proper
in accordance with the practice of friendly
governments in dealing with one another III
such emergencies. All IF this can be left to
the governments, and correspondence tending
To this end il in full progress between Italy
and the United States and between our
national government and the state Of Lou
isiana- So far as the people of this re-
public concerned it IL their duty
IN expressions of opinion individually and
through the press to condemn mob violence
and uphold the law on general principles. IL is
also their duty good Americans to abOmi-
hate the Oatb-bound secret societies of assas-
sins. imported from Europe. which have been
discovered in various parts Of the country. and
which have murdered their way to domination
IN New Orleans. torToFiZing the city and para
living the law. Ii Is their duty to rejoice that
New Orleans has dealt crushing blow to the
Maha. though the blow was not struck
through the locally corrupted and terrified
agencies vi the law. When iyncn law termi-
mates the bloody career of some western
desperate the average respectable citizen
deprecaies the breach of legal forms with
his lips and feels an irresistible satisfaction az
the bottom of his heart. This is the American
attitude in all cases of the illegal killing of
those who have killed or conspired to kill
whether the slain assassins come from Sicily
are native ruffians. whether they are hanged in
the west or shot In New Orleans. If Americans
IN the present instance need sometimes TO be
warned of the impolicy of openly and loudly
llstifyIng mob violence. a like warming must
lie leyeled at the Italian colonies against
identifying themselves in the public mind with
:he hired assassins of the Malta. The advice TO
both would be not to slop over. The affair will
right itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

one OF our largest departments tins one Tor small
children our buyer Is much ia love Wi,h her
department size Is with the chiir,-l tl,..sely.-
When the weather Is ;ine youl always md gathering
of children and their matlerS On this second aasr Of
ours. There Is a combination ct r.,nsor,s
Our bayer takes 20 have assistants WHO arr iona
Oh children and Who have loving intrres; in what
concarns them. Then the STOCK j. colar.st. m .,.r
detail. from for FEW cents up 10 slo ont,
hts for wealthy folks hali,s. And there T. ever, .r-
Nenience fo- the comfort of mothers and Children
private roons ior trying the various larmeuts Sc
CAPS FOR lHE SPRING
You may count twsr'ys@,,n different STYLES Of Null
and sill CAPS and thirty two STYLES ii slrri Hats
You may pay from - 10 - ~ apiece. Her. is
pretty Cap Tor only ~ cents slirr null high r,,,h
and Val. ACE trimming We thina this the l--,ti.s,
for % cents It's threeIecs Cap Of eutruisr, with
rose ponpom and plat Val lace For only al Il a
lovely Cap of white surah silk prettiiy embroidered
ruche o; lace A: sl.:l Emlroid.-r,,l rAil. silk
Cap. with ribbon and lace pompom. We might point
to many mere equally Iretiy and cheap but Ne have
no space to spare besides want you 20 lrin,- a..
youngsters here You learn in a halt hours
visit than by reading PAGE full OF description.
SOME CUTE LITTLE DRESSES.
Here one of plaid cloth msde in ''Gretchsr style
oaly 81 -. II you extra finish and trimmings
Of surah silk the cost is s3ss Can NJ any child from
1 to years. Lovely dresses make entirely of surah
slik for s6O each. Imported novelties at Ella are
propcrtonAtely cheap. II you have a child from SIX
months to two years old want you 20 ask to -. the
White Cashmere Goats with yoke and cuffs siIk EN-
iroder.-d the price II only e.. - 1hu-e with six
braid trimming more elaborate and only - ~.
IL won't cost you anything admire the 80 Crea.s
Silk Co=is n the 4 IL from PARIS.
AcHIID's APRON FOR 81
Made Of good plaid muslin and lace trimmed Pr
any child from u Ia for only cents Those
at ~ are ,usi az CHEAP, quality considered Here's
the usual 81 apron for ~ cents. made Of India linen
Gretchen waist with - tucks aud fine embroidery,
skirt with deep hem
KING" SHIRT WAISTS FOR s5c
You never before heard Of the liking" Waist AZ only
a. cents All the new spring styles in these and other
shirt waists await your Inspection.
ThE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
% pieces Of Colored and Black Ground
Figured Canton China silk a; 62.c.
Regular price. SIC.

Plain India. Cnine. Japanese and Crepes
2S-inch Black Habutai silk. washable Ell
2i-inch Black Habutai Silk. washable. goc
2s-inch Black Canton silk, wasi. able. 81.
21-inch Black Canton Silk. washable, &c.
2o-inch Black Canton Silk. washable. zoe.
2o-inch Black Canton Silk washable, .oc.
24-inch Black India Silk. s5c.
24-inch Black Crepe, extra quality, 81. 80.
2.-inch Black Crepe, sl.25.
24-inch Black Crepe. sl.25.
24-inch Black Crepe. 81.
2s-inch Colored Habutai. washable, 81.
21-inch Colored Canton. washable, SIC.
2U-inch Coiored Canton. washable, Doc
24inch Colored India extra quality. 81.
2S-inch White Habutai, washable, 81.
24-inch White Habutai. washable, &c.
21-inch White Canton. washable, SIC.
30-inch White Canton. washable. .yoc
24-inch White India. extra quality. ell
24-inch Crepes in a complete assortment of
shades. S1.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
HE M1eHrY DOLLAR
FOR FIFTY CENTS.

u he AulGHTH DOLLAR
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
This comedy is enacted in orr Upholstery Depart
worth OF merchandise tor nifty cents cash.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
The goods will be sold Should the quantity only last
and Loony. with brass ends ten rings snd brass
holders. ~ "0'
Yards OF four different styles of fur width scrim.
500
Yards OF Fancy silkone to- Drapery, ten different
&c.
300
Yards of s-inch Silk Drapssy Fringe, in cO?crs.
Yards OF 3nch Double Row Drapery Fringe in Colors
L L Of Tapestry and Imitation Plush Stamped "A
Lot Of "a Imitation Plush and Rep Stamped Table
1Jc.
ONE
Robes. with Chenille Worked Centers.
4!k.
Zinc Stamped Brass Bound Umbrella Stands,
s.Ic.
Pairs Of Three-yard Long Lace Curtains four differ
SO.
-
Pairs of White aud Ecru Lace Curtains 3Hyards long,
SO
ONE
Sl.:9.
ONE
Lot of Fancy Dado Turco,nan Portieres per pair
Sl.i9.
Our
h EnaLe Line Of Crushed Plush only the best eOOrs on
Entire Line of 24inch Silk Push only high colors left
Ee
Pairs of Chenille Portieres. plain. with heavy fringe
s!G.
Pairs of Chenille Portieres dado top bottom with
high knotted fringe that sold Tor $40.
$3W.
Now il this line of clItrate BARGAINS sbonId not
satisfy your ravenous appetite for cheap goods We
THE COMBINATION,
18TH AND F SITS. NV,
KAUFMAN SICKLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

MARCH 10. 1891.
CoHrx,s TRIMMING STORE
23ELEvENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Branch OF s. Cohen Co.. Boston.
Jet Headings from i inch TO inches wide.
Crochet Headings from "A inch To inches wide.
BLACK six Headings nom inch to = inches wide
jet Band ilmps from II lncn TO IL inches wide.
Cro,hrt Trimmings from "A inch TO u inches wide
Black Silk Leaf Gimps iroIu inchto 10 inches vide
SPECIAL.
Figaro Sets (Zouaves). Former price. " to %
each To close.
S1.:35 set.
Sets Former price from 81 25 to g. 90 To close
81. 20 each.
few odd pieces OF Colored silk Trimmings 2I< inches
wide; colors. Brown, Dark Gray, Dark Green and
Navy. 10 close, .1.,c. yard.
Our stock of Black and Colored Trimmings is complete
IN every way and We ask inspection and comparison of
prices We are able. at all times. 10 show the very
latest novelties both imported and domestic, and we
have exclusive patterns. that cannot be found else
where.
s. COHEN CO..
mh19 523 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

An exceptionally large assortment Of shades
in faile Franchise. a. 81 and 4 4 - per yard.
Grenadines in a great variety of patterns.
Ten styles Satin surah Striped All-siIi Grena-
dimes at SIC. Regular price. sl.25.
Satin and surah Striped Grenadines, extra
heavy. 2i-ln. wide. Sl.25.
Fanny Figured Striped Grenadines all silk
Sl.25 per yard. Regular price, Sl15.
DRAPERT NETS FOR EASTER
A complete assortment of Black Drapery Nets,
ranging in price from s.Jc- TO So per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The Atlanta Constitution thinks that as CHIEF
VI the CherOkees Hen George 7. Barnes would
De "a big Injun and good one The states
man thus honored will not be thankful for that
last adjective He is not ready TO admit tha,
he has gone 10 the happy hunting grounds yet.
physically OF politically, to join the good In
dams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
WHAT Is I'm STORE"
i o X Y 0 L. :,

XIX CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIES - all
N-xwidths up to 12 in hes-from 1c. to s,.35
1-xa yard.
TX NAINsOOK AND SWISS EMBHoID-
x-xERIES-same witlt:is-fron 6c to 81 Ii
x-xa yard.
XIX CAMBRIC. SWISS AND NAINSOoK
x-xEMBROIDERIES. in matched SETS from
x-x1oc. to 81.
A-x CAMBRIA. SWISS AND NAISSOoK
N--xINSERrING, from a quarter to ) inches
x-xwide-loc. to o1c yard.
o x--xIkIsH POINT, from . to 10 inches
1--wide-2pc. to $l..5
x-x CAMERIC EMBROIDERY, especially
x--Nior underwear use. to inches vide
N--xOr, Be-. lOc, LIZ. lbs, 1Sc.. 20.
x-xand DC. yard.
x--x CAMBRIA. SWISS AND NAINSOoK
a-xALL-OVER EMBROIDERY. from 75c.
X-xto $3.50.
x-x +5-INCH SKIRTING-JOc Coz, 1:5c.
1-Ns0c., SIC. 81, Clio. Sl.25, si.35,
N-ySlj0. sl.15, 81 81 p, g. 90 AZ and
x-xsI.:.j a yard.
XIX LIGHT AND DARK BLUE, PINK
x-xAND LAVENDER. al. - and 81 The
MARROW TO MATCH at Ike. and
x-x3159c. yard
x-x HAND-RUN BLOCK PATTERNS.
x-xsl25. 81 30, 81 and s.. 80 yard.
Xxx ECRU FLOUNCING. embroidered in
a-xthe new shades 81 30 yard
k PLAIN BLACK and BLACK DASHED
H-xw1TH COLORS- 81 to ~. 80 yard
XXX BLACK and WHITE-Sl, SI25 and
x-xSI5O yard
XXX PLATED FLOUNCINGS for ladies'
x--xand children-S1 -. 81 10 S2l5 AZ
N-Nand 81. 70 yard
x-x CHILDREN'S SKIRTINGS-o2 "a and
N-n2I inches wide--.,0c. to 81. 80 yard
Particulars about quantities follow cheerfrIly IN
inquiry and by asking you NAV save Yourselves a
unnecessary yard or two. The Black Einbroiderie
VIII Introduce themselves strangers-but it will b
an acquaintance you will TO cultivate as soon
You see them.
lake this whole list from beginning to end, and :
read OF them will awaken longing to see-seeing vii
feed irresistible desire TO buy-and if YOU will We
tine two-a pattern from white goods and diesie
from these decorations you will have perfect gen
vi Il result. You welcome 10 the hint You cal
make much Of it if you will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
H'here is a place in Washington 70 bug fae grad.
o. ChiidTsn's Spring Goats that pace is here.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to e. @. Davis
119 Market Space.
Corner Sth Street
REMNANTS AGAIN.

ANOTHER WEEK HAS GLIDED PAST
AND REMNANT FRIDAY will be with us in q
few short hours. This has been an unusually
busy week with US and many good and useful
REMNANTS have accumulated. We haven't
the room to put remnants aside. therefore We
cannot allow them to Increase on our hands
That is Why We have these WEEKLY REM
NANT SALES, and to sell REMNANTS quickly
you have TO sell them very low. and you know
by this time that the prices We MARK REM
NANTS are ALMOST TOO ABS RD to believe.
Yet upon Investigation don't You always find
them AS ADVERTISED: These are some of
tho REMNANT SPECIALS in this weeks show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The California Legislators who were accused
o. receiving $1,000 apiece 10 vote as they were
asked TO vote have no. yet handed in their
names to the investigating committee, accom-
panied by the necessary aifidavi:s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
MES,s FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

5pieces All-wool Full REGULAR Made Under
wear-best German make. Shirts size ~ Draw
ers. sizes 40 and ~.
We're ~. 10. Remnant price. 81. 80 EACH
II Natural Gray Atwood Shirts. sizes 46
and 4S.
We're So.2o. Remnant price, 81 % each
IL Pull dress " hite Shirts. open fronts, three
buttonholes in bOsolns. Sizes. Ia and IN.
We're %. Remnant price, 1pc. each
Uncaled-tor Custom-made Shirts. sizes
1917. IA and 10.
We're 81. Remnant price. 81 each
Il Fisk, Clark Fiagg's Fancily Enbroid-
cred Night Shirts. Sizes LAY. Il, 1Js and
I6.
We're 81. Remnant price. 81 each
~ pairs Mems Imperial Novia SILK Half Hose.
Sizes . and 90.
-kennaI.t price, 35c; 3 pairs for I'll
Blue and Gray Striped Wooden Bath Wrap.
Size "a.
Remnant price, So
9 All-wool Gray Abdominal Bands.
Were 81 O0. Remnant price, 15c each
(First floor, first annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The big free trade meeting at Cooper Insti-
tute. New York, is appointed for April 2. not
outstanding April l comes On Wednesday. a
very good day for meetings ordinarily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Gen Palmer is a presidential candidate. say
his friends; Gen Palmer is not presidential
candidate. says Gen. Palmer. The democratic
convention has no, been heard from YET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

What temptation 10 the state treasurer of
New York to 20 10 Canada that direct tax check
of I ncle Sans must have been, duly endorsed
to him, calling for s2,2l3, $3.50. 81, and yearning
~ be cashed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
E $.I 3 $ j III +
TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T.
Come ami convince yourself.
Our lsrre assortment Of
SPRING GOODS
At prices lower than any in the city.

Below We cite 10 You two three srccialiies in
few Of our many departments.
UNDERWEAR
lease Ladies' Ribbed Vests low neck no sleeves
worth No.
Asa speciality I4c. each
case better quality in Pink. Light Blue Ecru and
Drah. worth 35c.
Asa speciality o5c.
% dozen Ribbed Vests, handsome noyelti.. in strip@s
OF hish oo,ors low neck. no sleeves. worth TIE
As speciality asa,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
All our joc chenise. Drawers Night Gowns and
Skirts.
Asa speciality a..
All our DC Muslin Underwear
A. speciality ,aSc.
All our 81 Underwear, including some exclusive de
Signs and styles. Extra rood muslin Tor the price
As a Speciality M.
CoRsETS
We keep the best 5oc. Corset in the city. Every
pa:r warranted double bone ans not 90 rip.
French Strip Corset. perfect fitting. warranted all
whalebone, worth 81.
As speciality 80.
Warmers Health, Brewst-r's Thomrson's Glove
tr:inE and X. X q. These are all 81 and al -
brands.
Asa Speciality SOC. rair
Frenrh-woven C. z. in long, medium or short waist
at Popular prices.
1t viii he TO your advantage convince yourself Of
what we have tod you above and call al
sTRAsBURGER's
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES.
1t AGA and 4o6 eth St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The FIfty-first Congress came high" re-
marked n democrat looking over the appro-
!ria,iOns, but we had to haze IT In order to
get the Fifty-second"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The democrats Of Illinois are so glad to have
schleved United States senator once in thirty
siH years that they think they will try to make
him President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Vow that the states have got or will get the
none: from the direct tax oil they don't know
what to do With IL This is not "a pauper union
OF states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

~ PHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
2pairs NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains
i pair WAS 81. 90. Remnant price So 90
II pair was $50. Remnant price, 60. 81
pairs Muslin CURTAINS.
II pair was ~. -. Remnant price. 81 TO-
i PAIR was s:5 % Remnant price, ~. 1l.
y pair was IS. 40. Remnant price, ~. ii -
II pair was $50. Remnant price, 81. o.
pairs TamDoured Iasre Curtains
i TAR was $500. Remnant price, ST. II -
j pair was 81. 90. Remnant price. -. ST
i rair was s IL. ~. Remnant price, sl0 .OO-
3 pairs Irish Point Curtains
Il pair was vi. %. Remnant price, g.. 81
Il pair was Us 30 Remnant price. ~. 46.--
i pair was x12. -. Remnant price. $40 o.
3pairs Silk Damask Curtains. in Blue. Olive
and . ezra Gotta. 3I yards long, 20 inches wide,
trInged sides ana lStt-nls.
pairs CrosslhriIe ed 1iEseied SuiunIer Por-
there's 81 yards !onl. 30 inches wide.
Were Sl2.OO. ReninhEs price, 50 % pair
Remnants of Madras. swiss Lace, S,rim,
Cretonns. Silkone, Canton FLANNEL and Felt
III lengths FROM to yards at greatly reduced
prices.
few Of the 25 81 and SOC. Curtain Ends
left. which will lie placed on remnant table.
at Inn ,