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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
SUMNER AT ATLANTIC CITY


The Ponnsy lvapia Railroads Facilities
for Gettiug There.
The spring season which is lust now
drifting into summer has been the most
prosperous in all the history OF Atlantic
Citv. Never have so many people been
attracted to Its great beach from all sec
lions OF the land, aud never have It's
hostelries been so well equipped for pro
viding comfortable and attractive &C
commodations, In the present, which Is
usually breathing time between sea-
sons, visitors still continue TO pour into
the city, so that when the summer hosts
come they will find good sized garrison
already In possession OF the fort
ress. There will be ample room for
ALL however. and the indications
foreshadow the greatest summer season
ever known. Preparations are being
made for IL now New hotels, Of the
lesser grade, a,e building, new cottages
are sprnging up on heretofore vacant
ground, and enlargement and improve.
ment OF existing structures Is the order
! OF the day The great board walk. now
known by the more dignifed and appro
pirate title OF the Ocean Promenade, has
withstood al the storms OF winter aud IS
In perfest condition the streets are being
improved, new facilities for amusement
are under way at the Inlet, ard svery
one of thu city's 900 people appear TO
be doing something to make the great
resort more charming.
The facilities for reaching il are being
developed with a view to the great strain
TO which the summer traffic will subject
them. The Pennsylvania railroads
double lines from Market street, Phila-
delphia, are to be operated on a plan
which will yield the greatest speed and
promptness of movement, while gnaran-
teeing absolute safety and comfort. The
tracks are In excellent condition, the
rolling stock OF the most approved
kind. and the management keenly
alive to the best interests Of the
travelling public Not only will
well-adiusted service Of fast aud
we'll equipped trains be maintained be-
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
but the through New York service. which
has accomplished so much in securing
travel from the East, will be continued
Apart from these facilities excursions Of
special or general character will be
arranged from time TO time from all
points on the Pennsylvania system at
low rates
BY these means the residents Of the
remote as well as the near points will
enjoy every opportunity of spending
some time by the sea.
Atlantic City opens her gates in well
come to all, and the Pennsylvania rail .
road ami its connections is the highway
that leads to the sea.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars Hoods
sarsapaTilla Is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
araton Of ingredients, Hoods Sarsapariila pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit Hoods carsapa-
rilla accompanies cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparilla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do
not produce good results as Hoods Sarsaparilla
Peculiar in its good name at home 1T there is
more of Hoods Sarsaparilia sold Ia Lowell, where
it is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in SO short time. Do not be in
dueed Ito take any other preparation. Besure get
Hoods SaFsapariiIa
Soldby druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD a Co, Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
mAnnlMn

MlLLER-CLOUGH In this city. on April
3O,by the Rev.John DC Hanna, Samuel b. Mil
Ter Of New Castle county uel and Miss
Jennie Clouyh Of Wilmington, Del
TEMPLE SrEvENS.-In this city. on
April 80 by the Rev. Ambrose Huebur Horace
+. emple Of Chester ami Annie l. Stevens
OF Wilmington
THOM psON-H A wKE.-In this city. on
Apel Both. by the Rev. o. q. Buddington.
william Thompson and Miss Amy Louisa
Hawke, both Of this city.
SUTTON-DIJLIN.-At st. Paul's M. f
Church,on Thursday evening. April 30, by the
Rsy Louis r Barrett, gorge r. sutton and
Lulu Dillln. all OF Wilmington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
VOTE RECONSTRUCTED.
Two-tbirds Vote Must Carry
Silverbrook Bill.
THg STREET AND SEWER SNAKE.

They Wish Addicks Prevented From Lay
ing Pipes IN wlmington-Dickey and
staAss WIN Geethe Appointments TO the
Receiver and Com ptroIIerships.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
KENTMERE
PO B1~1C SALE,
On Saturday, May Q, 1891,
AT O'CLOCK P. M, ON THE PREM Uses.
TINE WELL-KNOWN SITUATION OF THIS
HANDSOME PROPERTY. the new PARK Pod

|TnHE WELL-KNOWN SITUATION OF THIS
J. HANDSOME PROPERTY, the new Park Road
way on the north Delaware Avenue on the solgth
fronting Rockford Park the West Grant Avenue and
Union Street the east with the fine nterectng avenues
make these lots the most desirable location for fire dwellings
other time
There fine view of the city of Wilmington and the
Delaware River standing on the ground THE LOTS ARE
perfect drainage.
Electric cars will within square Of these Ots and it
proposed to extend the line Delaware Avenue on the
SOUTH OF this tract The Delaware Avenue Station of the
& o. r. r is within five minutes walk
The Parkway severed and under contract and
VIII be finished IN few weeks The interesting will
be graded at the same time
These lots must increase rapidly in value for years to
come as the city parks adjacent them beautiful and i'm
proved Many Of them have been sold for the erection
of fine homes by the owners
The lots must be to be appreciated.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06

The most successful musical event nj
the season WAS that given Ia the Unica.
risn Church last evening The programs
were pretIiiy decorated, and every man
was served with buttonhole bnquet.
The pulpit was adorned with flowers,
ferns and potted plants A number Of
young girls acted as ushers, which was
rs uu que as It was beautiful. The pro-
gram was well given aud the attendance
was large.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06

Seven and a quarter per cent. sirple
interest per annum Is what the
Equitable Life" is paying on maturing
polices this year on the twenty year en-.
dowmant plan. ANsoE A. MAHER, man.
ager, No. s02 Market street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06

YOUNG Looking for
MEN their Spring
- Suits are in
vited to inspect the line
of nobby suits which
Sixth and Market offers
them Especial prepare
tion has been made in this
department for the spring
trade. Sacks and cut
Always are here in great
abundance and styles
which are too numerous
to enumerate. Particular
attention has been given
to the selection of this
stock. The manufacture
ers are the leaders in their
business and the work.
manship and fit are of the
best. Black Cheviots
play an important part,
and these it suffices to say
are "Mullin". made suits.
You cannot fail to find
your ideal and the prices
are right. Sixth and
Market caters to your
wants and asks your in
Spection of its stock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-06
FOR RENT OR SALE.
EOR RENT.

1909, 1904 Lancaster avenue, rooms and bath.
xxi Lancaster avenue. rooms and bath.
lO3 Rodney street SrOOms and bath
sol, @o; 3Jl West Fourteenth etreet, rooms
and bah
1906, 1907 Delawa' 9 avenue. S rooms a d bath
Gl0 Adams street room ard bath.
1917 West Second street GroOms and bath
$500 3ilptn aNen e, q roonis and bath.
l2l2, 1914 West Second street rooms and bath
luz, lO6 III coin tract, RI, ms and bath
3I We Twelfth street, 10 rooms and bath.
li2l West eighth street. 10 rooms and bath.
80 NanBnren street, rooms and bath.
1913 Benz EFT street, BrUOms and bath.
/ 1908. lulH Chur ch streets rooms and "a h.
ITO, lll2, li14, lli8 Pine ST.. rooms and bath.
Nv, go East Fifth street, rooms and bath
Mt King SC eet, IL rooms and bath.
lOl0 spruce street., 6room5 anC ath.
Severe, stores for rent N frst-class loca.
tious. immediate possession
For rent for summer mo tbs, a-story frame
hpust, 10 ated on tbs Delaware; fruit and
shade trees private pier HouAe contains u
rooms and bath. Half acre Of ground goes
with same.
Also tor rent. cottage adjoining above con
tanning " rooms, IN good order and Pleasantly
situated.
FOR part culars, and 70 view, apply to
HEALD a. CO.,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26

NOTIONS.
Ball Yarn, (all colors,) sc.
Willismantic thread, &c spool.
Eureka silk, &c spool.
Eureka Twist, 15c dozen.
Goff's Braid, &c roll.
Whalebone casing, lOc piecs,
Whalebone casing, Sc piece.
Whalebone casing, 2Oc piece.
Whalebone casing, &c piece.
Betting in fancy colors and black, &c.
Fancy elastic, &c yard.
Fancy elastic, sc yard.
Patent cuff holders, &c pair.
Scarf pins, 2 for sc.
Unique safety pins, two sizes, &c paper.
80 boxes OF hair pins, 1c each.
Hair pins, &c dozen packages.
English needles, 1-2c paper.
Knitting needles, &c set.
Hose supporters and dress shields, sc
pair.
Dress stays, &c bunch.
Covered whalebone stays, lie bunch.
Dress stays, SC bunch.
Corset steels, &c each.
Stocking darners, &c each.
Dougan & Marshalls' linen, &c spool
Basting thread, 1c a spool; 500 yards. =
Colored mending cotton, Sc dozen.
III. b. embroidery cotton, 16c box.
Wire metallic hair brushes, sc each.
Collar buttons, &c card
Gold Plate breast pins, 7c each.
Stick pins, &c each.
Dusky diamond soap, &c cake.
Cologne, 15c an ounce.
1 pint Florida water, 17c.
2 ounces Florida water, Sc.
l pint bay rum, 17c.
Vaseline, DC.
Copco soap, cakes for 25c.
Woodwork cologne, 2ic an ounce.
Clothes brushes, 15c each.
Hair brushes, 15c each.
Lead pencils, &c dozen.
Chamois shopping bags, 10c each.
Chatham bags, chamois, 25c each.
Fancy tides, &c each.
Fine linen tides, 10c each.
Bureau scarfs, &c each.
Hemstitched tray cloths, 14c each.
Fancy tray cloths, 13c each.
Small size plush balls, shaded and plain,
10c dozen.
Large size plush balls, shaded and plain,
15c dozen.
Embroidery linen, &c skein.
Spool embroidery silk, SC dozen.
Rope and outlining silk, &c skein.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Cotton Underwear.

III the night robes, skirts, chemise,
drawers and corset covers from Miss Boy
Iun's stock marked down to close at once.
Best trade we ever made.
Cl j-l2 dozen Of tobboggan caps, goods
which sold at $50, 800 and 5000 dozen
all 20 be offered at one price each.
30 cents.
We have about Is children's short cloaks
IN plaids and plain colors, picked out OF
our stock to be closed out in this sale some
.olG as high as 800, $3.50 and 400 all to
go at one price.
Choice s2.9s each
25 cents,
Children's cotton flannel night drawers.
Is cents.
Childrcn's short flannel skirts.
Is cents.
Ladies' full size gingham aprons.
10 cents.
Checked nainsook aprons, lace trim
med.
3j cents.
Childrcn's school hoods reduced from
5Oc.
40 Gems.
Ch.ldrcns plush bonnets in elegant
variety
- cents.
Plush hats, worth tl.25.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
HOSIERY,
I4c q pair.

Iic pair.
We have taken hundreds OF dozen ladies'
and gents 25c hose and have put them in
one lot at the above price
TIL lot includes ladies' heavy ribbed,
all wool hose, full fashioned feet in brown,
navy, garnet and scarlet.
Ladies' black plain, all-wool hose, seam
less feet.
Ladies' derby ribbed black, all-wool
hose.
Ladies' all-wool hose in colors.
Gents camels hair half hose.
Gents all wool half hose In scarlet, navy
and brown.
Gents's mixed merino half hose.
Gents blue shaker half hose.
All at 1ic pair.
10 cents.
Ladies' black and grey mixed, all-wool
hose ribbed top.
Immense bargains.
Ladies' fine black cashmere hose, which
Miss Boylan sold at soc, 75c and 81 at 39c n
pair.
8 cents.
Infants seamless worsted hose.
II cents.
Boys bicycle hose.
II cents.
Misses grey mixed hose.
o cents.
Infants all-wool hose.
10 cents.
Childs' heavy ribbed hose.
Another immense bargain.
Gents half hose, fine cashmere in black
| or natural color at 25c.
This lot ought to sell in one day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Cloaks.

In order to do the large businesslwe ex-
pect to do, i'm this department we shall
like in our Dress Goods Department, sell
every garment at wholesale price.
A genuine reduction on every cloak.
You can see the retail price marked and
notice the reduction. Here are some
specials: 81 misses and children's gossa-
mers at 4Oc These are from Miss Boylan's
stock
- ,to
Ladies' Connemara rubber garments,
reduced from 900.
50 cents.
All wcrsted. Jersey waists.
J 4sA s5.es.
IA plush jackets carried over from last
year, the above price is about Ia and 1-2
the price we sold them originally. Some
sold as high as $500 We could name
lots OF numbers, but as we stated, every
garment is reduced for this sale. All gar
ments cash down this week, we cannot
put away any, by paying some on them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26

Salt and pepper shakers, usual price sc.
Cake boxes at 25c, 49c and 59c each.
Carpet tacks, all sizes, 2 packages for &c.
A lot OF odds and ends to close at rldu-
ouslY low figures.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
THE WEATHER.

For Rhode Island, slightly warmer, fol
lowed by rain.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Dress Goods Department

ent. Shoe Department.
.u This department, the same as the rest,
- g.' will offer their specials for this sale.
81 cents.
o,yn Ladies' felt slippers.
IN he Is cents.
Children's stitched sole shoes.
20 cents.
"'"" Children's soft sole shoes in bronze,
black or tan.
3S cents.
Chdren's shoes, sizes to 8, never sold
for less than soc.
Sl.S9.
Ladies' opera toe and patent tip.
ie' S2.29.
Ladies' opera toe and common sense
"ide' heel, regular price 800.
S13S.
Ladies' 200 fine dongola shoes.
mes S2.62.
Choice OF our entire $3.50 line of ladies'
ana shoes.
DoMEST1CS.
d. 31.2 cents.
All the light shirting prints.
ty, at i3i cents.
All the best fancy and staple prints.
'et at 4 81 cents
Heavy checks, for aprons, worth Sc.
. ana cents.
a bale OF SC unbleached sheeting in rem
nants.
soiu cents.
Continental sheeting
cents.
Continental sheeting.
Sf-i cents.
Choice OF the following best brands of
bleached cotton: Fruit OF the Loom,
sl.O Lonsdale and Masonville.
1874 cents
For heavy 1Oc cotton fannes.
7l'2o 80 cents.
Bleached table linen, great value.
soous 4S cents.
'"'' Bleached table linen, regular &c goods
25 cents.
53-inch unblcached table linen in dam
'''' ask patterns.
33 cents
,,ooas Unbleached table linen, for the 5Oc
ck. quality.
ds We For the &c quality OF unbleached table
been linen.
is de- S1gS.
them Bleached table covers, size 2 yards b.,
21-2, worth s2.75.
10 cents.
:. Choice OF about 90 dozen towels, re.
duced from 15c.
'iI,lse' Ready made sheets i9c for o., SEC fol
Boy ,o.a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Buttons and Trimmings

Plain and fancy cloak buttons, &c card
Metal dress buttons all colors, 10c card
Ivory wash buttons all colors, sc card.
Hard bone, waist buttons, 1c box,
q doZen).
Feather trimming in blue, green and
brown, 19c yard.
Astrachan trimming, 35c yard.
Astrachan trimming, 5Oc yard.
Black hair muffs 55c each.
Opposum boas and muffs, & % set.
Electric seal muffs, 500, FPS and $3.50.
Nutria beaver muffs at $50.
Gents Furnishings.
II cents.
Mems teck scarfs elegant assortment of
patterns, splendidly made, equal to goods
sold at 81 1-2c our sale price only tic each.
Scents
200 dozen mems suspenders full length
braided ends, regular value 17c. Our sale
price &c per pair.
AZ cent.
Mems cardigan jackets in black and
brown, medium sizes, actual value SOC.
Sale price 47c each.
4S ceLts.
Our great and only New Idea Shirt SO
well and favorably know to everyone in
Pawtucket and vicinity. Our regular
price has always been 5Sc, and has all the
requirements of shirt retailed by others
at s1.OO. Our sale price only 4Sc each.
10 cents.
Mems boys and youths full size dom ct
shirts, retailed by many at CSC each; our
sale price only 19c.
So cent?.
Night shirts made of a splendid cot ton,
trimmed in beautiful colorings with Ham
burg down front, sleeves and pockets,
actual value, s1.Oo each; our sale price
5Sc.
Fl G nts.
80 dozen mems full size susp enders
never equalled at less than CSC pair.
9S ceRs
A lot OF umbrellas about 25 in all, goods
have retailed at 81 .25, s1.5o and s1.75. Par
agon frames, gloria cloth and English
Helvetia All to be sold at CSC each.
so cents.
Our entire line OF Hathaway's unlaun-
dered dress shirts 80 famous for its perfect
fitting and splendid workmanship, equal
in every respect to what others get $50
each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26


55 cents.
5-hook Foster or 4-button kid gloves
in tans in black and brown, choice of
both.
80 C 5nts.
S-button length mousquitaire kid gloves
in colors only.
70 cents.
Ladies' and gents fur top lined gloves.
62 cents.
Misses SHOOK Foster kid gloves.
IL cents.
Boys double mittens, regular price 25c.
cents.
Childrens mittens.
II cents.
Very heavy children's mittens.
10 cents.
Boys wool spot gloves.
LACES.
20 cents.
All of the fancy Millinery Ribbons
sold by the late Sarah Boylan from 81 1-2c
up 10 81 per yard. All put on sale together
with our immense purchase. All go at
23c.
II cents.
A lot OF satin stripe ribbons 3 inches
wide, not all silk, splendid assortment of
stripes; actual value 25c yard.
II ceRts.
% pieces black satin edged ribbons, Ia
inches wide, guaranteed all silk, just half
price.
IL 1 2 cents.
No. 8 velvet ribbon satin back always
sold at 25c; our sale price just half.
Is cents.
No always sold for 3Oc; our sale price
just half.
2 cents.
cartons fancy striped ribbons, splen-
did assortment OF colors always sold at &c
yard; our sale price &c yard.
IA cents.
China silk handkerchiefs all the latest
colors, scolloped and silk stitched, IL
inches square, regularly sold at 25c; our
sale price lie EACH
IA cents
80 dozen boys all silk windsor ties,
splendid assortment of colors in plaids,
everybody gets 25c; our sale price 14c.
scents
An assorted lot of 10 pieces hand made
torchon, ranging in value from Sc to II
1-2c per yard our sale price DC.
2crhts
Silk cord ruching in pink, blue and car
dinal, always sold at &c yard.
2 cents.
Mems handkerchiefs full sizes, woven
borders actually sold at &c. In colored
| borders and plain white.
3 cents.
1000 dozen ladies handkerchicfs, printed
borders, elegant assortment OF patterns
and actual value sc each.
) cents.
Mems handkerchiefs, full sizes, printed
borders, guaranteed fast colors, always
sold at 10c; our sale price sc each.
Our entire stock OF black lace scarff
/ together with that OF the late Sarah Boy
Ian, all to be sold during this sale at
HALF PRICE,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Carpet and Upholstery
Department.

lot OF door rugs at 40 cents each.
Pillow sham holders at 19c each.
Pole and trimming complete at loc
each.
5-Piece extra super half wool ingram
carpet ct 45c yard, worth 60c.
Is cents
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
UNDERWEAR.

NO6N w 6AA.
Buy your seasons supply.
Children's merino vests.
Sizes, IS and 1s, at &c.
20 I" ~, at 14c.
"A 4" %, at 2Oc.
2s {" 30, at 24c.
81 (" "a, at 40.
These are fine goods with pearl buttoAs-
10 cents.
Children's grey mixed msrino undsr.
wear, sizes IS and 20.
The greatest Offering ever made By us.
10 cents Q garment. ..-
For gents natural wool underwear %
per cent. wool, In box. Regular u
goods.
Ladies' all wool Jersey vests, ribbA1.
Remember We guarantee them STRICTLY AL
wool. Never has there been an sll-wsol
vest offered at this price.
10 cents.
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests and pants,
half wool; regular price 7bc.
81 cents.
For SOC ladies' merino vests and pants.
40 cents.
For CSC ladies' or gents merino under
wear.
81 cents.
Gents all-wool, white or scarlet under
wear, this is our regular sl.25 quality.
eS cents.
For n gents sll-wool blue ribbed shirts
and drawers.
ef.f7.
For $50 gents all-wool ribbed shfrts
and drawers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
FLANNELS.

4 4x2N IN LILO.
40 cents.
Embroidered flannel; usually sold at
67c.
~ cents.
Embroidered flannel; reduced from Sc
80 cents.
Embroidered flannel; worth fl.25. Bar
gains up to S1.75 yard.
rs ceut,.
A lot OF plaid and striped all wool fan
nels for children's cloaks. Reduced from
81 l-2c and soc.
01-2 cents.
Damon cotton and wool flannel; re-
duced from II 1-2c.
% cests.
Very heavy and fine quality OF twilled
scarlet and navy blue fiannels.
53-i cests.
1,250 yards checked muslin remnants;
always sold and are worth II 1-2c yard
in remnants and more on the piece.
Catholic Prayer Books.
We have about rs prayer books to be
closed out very low, also beads.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
Millinery Department.

Millinery Department.
In this department we shall Close out
the stock from the late Miss Sarah Boylan
at reduced low figures. We shall take
this chance OF reducing our Immense
stock.
% cents.
Fine fur wool felt hats in black snl col.
ors, all this seasons shapes, sold slsSwA4s
at s1.25.
Choice Of all he leading shapes In black,
brown, navy, cardinal, tan, drab snl
green In wool felt hats.
II cents.
Choice OF the best quality OF felt hsts.
- cents - e1.so
Children's Hsts trimmed.
- coats - eo.Se.
Black and coiored ostrich tips,s IN
bunch. Prince of Wales at &c, reduced
from 81. ALI ostrich plumes marked
half former price. Fancy feathess
will go almost at any price, see what ws
offer at 19c, 25c, 20, soc, 4sc and 40 each.
The rage cocque feathers at &c, 5ec ana
69c.
Jets edging laces on wire at Ice and 2ss
yard and upward.
Jet aigrettes 16c to 49c bunch.
7 cents.
Black and colorod aigrettes.
81 cents
Bunch for 4-pieced Cross aigrettes,
worth SOC In all leading colors.
10 cents.
Boys bicycle caps or boys woollen caps,
with ear pieces.
30 cents 10 4s ceuts.
Boys plush and beaver hats.
IS cents.
BOYS iocky CAPS,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26


The Dress Goods Department will sell
every piece OF goods in stock at a reduc-
ton.
This reduction will include our own
entire stock, not piece but what will be
sold at the wholesale price.
Special Pargaips Mostly from Sarah
BOylan's Stock.
cents per yard.
Heavy cambric.
10 cents per yard
All colors OF selicia.
40 cents per yard.
Black gros grain silk, Is inches wide.
50 cents.
Black faille francaise full "a inches wide,
regular price s;.2o.
S1.30.
Black Fsille Franchise, full "a inches, a
regular 900 quality.
All the 75c. surah silks in colors and
black, at SOC
90 cen s.
For sl.OO black surah silk.
Is inch plush, all colors, at 45c. yard.
IS inch plush, all colors, at SOC.
Is inch plush, all colors, best quality, at
7ec.
All colors of s1.Oo quality of velvet at
79c.
Black silk velvet at 79c. per yard and
,l5O for 800 velvet.
50 cents
Black silk warp henrietta, usually sold
at $50.
i5c3Its.
Black all wool serge.
6S cents.
Black all wool 100 serge.
81 cents.
Black India twill. The regular siOO
qlality.
Black henrietta. The regular Sl.25
quality.
Anyone in need OF black dress goods
viii buy reliable goods at less money than
over before.
20 ems.
Wool plaids, SO inches wide, usually sold
at 81 l-2c.
80 cents.
All the 50c plaid and striped dress goods
from our own and Miss Boylan's stock
10 cents.
For spot dress goods. These goods We
have sold at SOC. yard and have been a
good seller The bargains are in this de-
parjment, but it is hard to convey then
| On paper.