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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

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the voyager, be-
cause she is there
for that very pur-
pose, and lies in
wait for him with
malice prepense.
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any extra weight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The street car passengers who came so near
losing their lives at the railroad crossing at 9th
street and Maryland avenue have asked the
Commissioners to take action for the protection
of the people Of Washington from similar
perils in the future. Tho Commissioners can
respond to this appeal by vigilantly enforcing
existing laws designed to protect the public at
grade crossings. which they have already shown
their readiness to do, and by recommending to
the coming Congress new legislation which
viii furnish at least the measure Of relief
promised in behalf of the railroad in the last
Congress. The only effective method of rend-
ing Embarrassing safe is to abolish it. The
Atkinson bill excluded the space between 9th and
18th streets from its provisions to the end that
no additional obstacle to raising or lowering the
the tracks FOR that distance should be imposed.
The Senate District committee in favoring the
Atkinson bill indicated that some measure Of
relief from the grade crossings had been prom
ised to it by the railroad The time for calling
upon the railroad to fulfil this promise is close
at hand. and the Commissioners can render the
public good service by bringing up the subject
pointedly in their annual report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The accident at Sir Johns Run on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, yesterday afternoon.
BY which two men were killed and several
Sthers seriously injured, is one of the most
potable that has occurred on the lower end Of
that road in long while. Railroad accidents
have latteriy become very largely criminal
sither by the negligence of employees or the de-
agn Of wretches who seem to be enemies OF the
human race. The open switch catastrophe at
Monmouth, Illinois. was probably of the latter
slass. The breaking Of a driving wheel, the
proximate cause of the Sir johns Run disaster,
might well occur ct any time. And yet for the
most part such accidents are avoidable by rigid
inspection, first of the materials of which such
wheels are built; second, of the workmanship
IN the same; and, third, of the condition of the
Wheels before starting on each trip and at every
place where q stop Is made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

1t il q startling fake, that which comes TO US
by way of Chicago and purports to have been
received in New York yesterday from London,
10 the effect that Russian barges containing
$4,000 cavalry and q, 900 infantry had landed
ON the Turkish coast of the Black sea seventy
miles from Constantinople and had seized i'm
portant railway connections, completely cut
ting of the capital of Turkey from the more
distant provinces and placing the sultan within
Russia power before the western powers are
able to reach the scene. This faker::should take
highrank as q war correspondent in the event
war occurs. 1t may turn out that he is serving
the triple alliance after the manner of the battle
Of Dorking, putting Germany and Austria on
guard against possible surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The fact that 5, 900 persons can be naturalized
In one week in one city, was done last week
by the New York superior court, under the sys-
TEN in vogue in this republic is itself = con-
dervpation Of the system as practiced. 1t would
be a condemnation of the law il tho law were
defective so far ~ TO admit of such wholesale
and necessarily vicious naturalization. But the
law is not defective 10 this extent /. probably
stands in need Of amendment in certain par
ticulars, but is fairly workable rs it is The
trouble is in the administration of the law by
the Judge, to whom large discretion is necessa-
rily given. The law provides that the court
shall be satisfied that tho applicant has been a
resident Of tho country for Ave years and OF
the state for ono and ''that during that time he
has behaved As a man Of good moral character,
attached to the principles of the Constitution
Of the United States and we'll disposed to the
good order and happiness OF the same" This
language certainly contemplates investigation.
and yet what investigation is worth anything
that admits 5000 aliens to citizenship in
one week by the judge OF one court?
This judge under the law is bound to
examine and satisfy himself that the intend
ing citizen is a man Of good moral character,
who has fulfilled the requirements Of the law
as TO age residence, &c. Nor does his scrutiny
stop at these obvious respects. He must in
terpret the law in its strictness as to exclude
every applicant who is not sincerely attached
to the principles of the United States Constitu-
ton. Can a man be sincerely attached TO
these principles if he does not understand
what they are, and how can he comprehend
them if he cannot read the Constitution and
all necessary explanations thereof in the Ian
guage Of the country? There is a wide differ
ence between the requirements for immigrants
and those for citizens. Thus the immigrant
need not know English when he arrives; he
cannot understand the principles Of the Con-
stitution (and these include the whole theory
of our government without being able to read
English. There can be no injustice in q re-
quiremeut that enables the intending citizen
to discharge the duties Of citizenship. The
law is clear in its terms but it is not executed.
II should be executed for the benefit Of the in
tending citizen as well as of the entire citizen
ship of the republic. Whatever improvements
sre required in the naturalization laws it is
evident that the mode Of administering the ex-
isting statutes requires amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
REMNANTS Or BRA1ps.

REMNANTS Or BRA1ps
6PIECEs GOLD AND GREEN AND GOLD
AND TAN BRAID in inch wide, 10 yarls in
piece. Former price. 1Sc. yard. REMNANT
PRICE, lOc. tor 10 yard piece
10 PIECES FANCY TINSEL BRAID.
Former price, 15c. yard. REMNANT PRICE.
' pieces FANCY CoLoRED woRsTEp
BRAID. Former price. 20c. yard. REM
NANT PRICE; loc; Tor S-yard piece. .
NOTIFIED. Former price, sc. yard. RIM
NANT PRICE, lgc. for .2-yard piece.
pieces OF FANCY TINSEL AND PLAIN
TUbELAR BRAID, Former price, SC. and
loo. yard. REMNANT PRICE, 1Oc. for
pieces Of ~ and 80 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
ODD LOT ANTIQUE TIDES.

30 SMALL ANTIQUE TIDES. in different
styles and shapes, or,ner price. 31c. REM
20 SNAIL Antique ii, STI TIDES. DIFFER
ENT STILES. Former price. 24c REM
is MEDIUM ANTIQUE TIDES. ALL
SHAPES; Former price. 7Jc., REMNANT
TOT 10 rH 2l AsTIouE TIDES IN A
VARIETY OF PATTERNS. Former price,
sl.25. REMNANT PRICE. Csc; each.
3 EXTRA LAkGE ANTIQUE TIDES.
Former price. 81. REMNANT PRICE. 81
ea 3efGaRaE ANTIQUE TIDES. Former price
&I.5Q. REMNANT PRICE, 75r. each.
! EXTRA LARGE ANTIQUE TIDES.
Former price. $3.50. REMNANT PRICE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

In the light Of experience Pennsylvania
inds 1t good thing to pay CIT IT'S debts and
get to work on cash basis as nearly ~ posi-
sle Outside Of the ordinary economic con.
alterations this is q good thing. as it will make
easier to prevent the accumulation of large
sums which lead to temptation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The North Carolinians arc by nature a court
,ous people, and when Editor Mcclure in ad-
Pressing an audience at Raleigh said ''what
have we that you have not?" there wasn't a
man in the assemb,ago 30 cold biooded as to
snswer "Bardsley.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The subtreasury scheme still keeps above
eater in the political sea II they succeed in
ye','ns money ehsaDssU t5ftseTTless and esgIess
khn6 they are engrossed in the absorbing
problems Of banking and money lending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

ODD UMBRELLAS.
3 WINDSOR SILK UMBRELLAS. 90 inch.
STERLING SILVER HANDLES. Former
price, s. and "a. 80. REMNANT PRICE. 81
each.
3WINDsoR SILK UMBRELLAS. % inch,
with Imported Natural Wood Handles, with
silver work on handle. Former price, S3 30.
SILK UMBRELLA. WITH GOLD
HANDLE: Former price, g. REMNANT
SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS. 20 inch.
Imporsed Sa1ars M9Sd h,na; pR1ct f9 sl s
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The method Of influencing elections that is
attributed TO New York-that of bribing voters
aot TO registers simple and effective. The
person bribed merely stays at home aud the
sctive politician does the rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

England is undoubtedly disturbed by apprs-
tension Of CanAda's elopement with Uncle sam.
The latter individual occupies the attitude Of a
RAxkis rather than that Of Romeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
ARTISTIC Am S.a,,crABIr.

A RTlsT1c APPEARANCE IN
"A AwArERPRooFaARMENr
4 1 WAS uNHEARp OF A FEW
YEARS AGO; BUTGN THIS AGE
OF IMPROVEMENT EvERY-
THING 10 BErTERED. AND
TODAY OUR xAcKISToSHEs
ARE AS STYLISH AND ART1sT1o
IN APPEARANCE As ANY AR
TIcLE- OF GENTLENEN's AP-
PAREL. AND THEIR RAIN SHE'D
DING QUALITIES HAVE NOT
BEEN NEGLECTED. EITHER.
WE GUARANTEE THEM TO BE
ABSOLUTELY IMPERvIOUs TO
ALL MOISTURE WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY OF THEM IN
ALL ThE NEWEST SHADES AT
POPULAR PRICES.
ssss EE THE EXHIBIT OF
ssss WALTERS SUITS AND
SSss JACKETS AND COOKS
COATS. CAPS AND APRONS IN
OUR 10TH ST. WINDOW. AND IF
YOU HAVE A MOMENT 10 SPARE
COME IN. LOOK THROUGH OUR
LINE OF THESE GOODS. THE
STOCK Is COMPLETE. EVERY.
THING NEEDED IN THESE
GARMENTS AT coRREcrPRIcEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The manager Of the female base ball club
las at last been incarcerated, and the admirers
u the national game, as well As the advocates
Of decency, will be well satisfied to have him
pat away for his full term of FIVE years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

Gov. Hill at Atlanta, Lieut. Gov. Jones in the
governors chair. judicial vacancy to fill, a
ot of jocuiar republicans-here are the in
yrsdisnss Of . political joke. and the jOeular
npublicans are making the most of it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
"A DREAM Or A Dnrsa"

We have made Dresses
For o long time. You
May not have known IL. a.
Our dressmakng department In upstairs,
And you did not expect to and
Dressniaking at . Millinery store.
However. we make
Street Dresses. Riding Habits House Gowns Reception
Dresses and Ball Room Costumss-in fact
We have made
Some of the finest and most elaborate Dresses
Ever seen ut the Capital.
Our dressmakers are the best obtainshls
In New York or Boston.
And they are supplying our customers
With the latest styles
And most perfect Attine garments
OF all kinds
And for every occasion. We use
The French system Of cutting. which ID
Perfection itself.
This department 10 At
The A venue Store-No. 907-where
We also sell Dress Goods, well ~ Cloaks. Capes.
Jackets and Wraps Our ta.lor-made
Outer Garments already noted.
1t is at this store. whore, in years Past,
You have so often seen
Our elaborate Millinery displays
These still continued.
Though we have another store
On the corner
OF and 18th sts
Here receiving"
And should be pleased 20 see You.
And vou will be pleased
To see tho exquisite Partisan Millinery
Now on exhibition.
Considering the quality
OF our work and goods. you will ind
Our prices ertrsmeiv moderate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

The government viii yet have 10 employ a
nusical critic to determine just which musi-
slams src artists and which are contract labor
era
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
REMNANTS Or TOILET SETS,

3LACE TOILET SETS. COMB ED WITH
CARDINAL, ORANGE AID PISTACHE
RIBBON. Former price, 10. REMNANT
PRICE. 81 25 each.
Former price, ~. REMNANT PAIGE, eli set.
4 LACE AND RIBBON TOILET SET,
WHITE LACE, GREEN RIBBON Former
price So 80. REMNANT PRICE, 81. 10
2SCnIM TOILET SETS. TRIMMED WITH
LACE AND RIBBON: Eormer price, 50 30.
REMNANT PRICE, 81. - each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22

There would be more encouragement for Of
fciais to resign IL the government were as
prompt in providing them new places as the
b0ssips are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
NorroSs AND DnrssxAKrnS Sur.

NorIoSs AND DHrssxaKrRs Sur.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY FOR TOMORROW ONLY
AT
srRAsBpRGER,s.
4o4 and 4oe nh q.
Steel Shear. worth from % 10 7Jo our price lec.
One dozen spools Bassing Cotton for &c.
LarTe spools French Bssting Cotton. lac. . doxen-
spocls Linen Thread tor &c
dozen Spool SIX for ale
box 2S Spool Twist for lsc
Whsleoope Casing. SC. q roll
Velvet Skirt Binding loo
Hooks and Eyes, DC. card
stockinet Dress Sheds &c
Feather weight Dress Shields. LA
Covered Corset steels, &c.
Hsirpins, i1c- q paper.
Gtlt-edse Playing Cards. in fancy case worth Soc.
for 2lc.
Wooden Box. with key, containing Pencil. Pan
holder. Knife fraser and Rubber. &c.
Work Boxes, worth 2Sc.. for &C.
Narrow Gros Grain Ribbon, loe. piec>
&c. Clothes Brushes for l2c.
loo Tooth Brushes for &c.
A lot of Fine Br;s;le Tooth Brushes. DC.
Glyoerine Soap DC. a bar: worth 10 to &c.
10c. CASTLE Sosp for Sc.
loo. Toilet Paper. &c. for &c.
woodworth's Triple Extracts PIC an ounce
Lubins Powder. &C. package.
Besides other bargains also in the Jewelry Depart
ment and Pocket Books.
Give US call and save money.
0OO DOZEN LADIES' STRIPED. SKIRTS
80 u'fss '1''' IIs s MAN ss1G Sos 7,h St.
oc.0<t lys4-26 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
LASsbunoH 4 BRo.

IN OR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
Herr is found the attractive inds.pen-
,sbles- Crowded 10 it, utmost cap~cssy
with everything needful and servicesble.
such as
lo-4 shifting Fisnnels. In Red and
Black stripes.
lo4 skirtins Fannels. in Purple and
Black stripes.
lo-< sksrtins FlSssnels. In Blue and
Black s,rires.
lo-4 Stirling flhnpels. In Maroon ana
Bach stripes
io4 skirtins Flsnnels. in Gray and
Black stripes.
lo-4 skirtins Flannels. In Brown ana
Black stripes.
This material. being ~ yards wide.
requires IL yards for skirt All wool.
si.2S and Ell. 20 per yard.
The same oolor- also in striped and
b0rdered skirtins. 40 inches wide. 5oc.
Striped and Bordered Skirts from 81 Is
tosl.s5.
French Novelty FlAnnels. In hsurss
and stripes. for blazers. 27-nch. all
wool, goc.
Cashmere flHnneis, all wool. for bias
ers ana Jackets. =. inch. zoe.
BASKET Flannels. .5-inch, aoc.
Cream White FlAnuels. ready shrunk.
from pc. TO &c.
3O-inch shaker Flannel. for skirtins,
In Red and White. IS, 80. 80. 90. 7so.
and ell
2s-inch Red and Navy Twined Fan
nels. great rar'etV. medicsted. p. 30.
81. 37b, 30 and &c.
In Wrapper Flannels the biggest stock
and greatest variety south Of New York
city. Great ralacs at 3-,c.
We are headquarters" for ENBRoIDL
Erred fLANNELs. The handsomest
and most elaborate stock In the city.
Receiving new designs daily. From &c.
tos2.J0 per yard
Lambs Wool. something new and
handsome. in Rpk. Cream aud blue. 7Se.
Eiderdown, 30 in. al cOlors. &c.
California Blanket FLANNEL. extra
heavy, all wool. sl - ana sl.40.
fleese Cloth. very attractive material.
In s;riTes. figures and polka dots. IyASc.
30-inch Iricot Mixtures good value
and most suitable material Tor Market
Dress and for general utility. only &c.
We shah be more than pleased to er-
hibit even more than is mentioned in
this list. for tins is simply an inAling Of
what We have In stock.
Mail orders will receive our mos; care-
fuI consideration All ccrrespondence
relative 10 goods can be addressed TO our
Mail Order Department.
November Fashion Sheets now ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
REMNANTS Or SILK VELVET.

hEMNANTs Of SILK VELVET.
yards GARNET VELVET Former price.
81. REMNANT PRICE. 81. 90 for piece.
IL yards NAVY BLUE VELVET. Former
price. $50 REMNANT PRICE, s1.l7 for
piece.
IX yards SEAL BROWN VELVET. Former
price. $1.75. REMNANT PRICE, S1.37 for
piece.
VELVET. Former price. 81. 80 REMNANT
PRICE E;r e. bI isT ResseN p WHITE srp,prn
VELVET. Former price. s. IA. REMNANT
Price s 81 e 81 Tor piece n wu,rp .rp,nvr
VELVET: Former price, 81. 90 yard. REM
NANT PR!Ck.IAs4 b b ne. d "a. ~ ysans REM. :
NANT PRICE, e 25 yard.
pa yaras BLACh BhoCADED ALI-SiLK
NNE ENT pt;,G Formsr price, $3.50 yard REM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
LINEN DEPARTMENT.


LINN W, pEfAhTNENL
oo-ineh Diescneo oainask' an hnen. regular
Bordsred stair Crashes tall Iinen). We're IA.
, 40. 10 anu |u. lieu A"Ae'eu' L. L. A''
very cheap.
npv coons npp,prNFIr
nc. Wrapper yard
az. as-,nch PLAIN Plaid and s,r;nad DIR Drs., 'Ai0
$40. s1s 80. and GA Dress Robes % each
Odds and ends of so, IS. 75c. and 81 Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods. Red Ticketed, %,
SO. s7H and SOC. yard.
TRIMMINGS
Blue. Lish, and Dark Brown and Garnet Sc. yard
a9c. SILK and Tinsel Gimp in Navy Blue. Gray.
Cream. Olive. HeliotrOpe and Lsh; Tan. .a5c. yard
c BlacS snx hno' fringe; inches wide oec- yard
ro1,,,,vs
q. Is Cocqus Feather Collaret,es bes: make sec
75c; Black and Natural Feather Trimming. four
w. -
rrps
~, ,u.da ss.s "a ae .nS an i. eA 49, IN
N wei 20 W vren "a ar 90 ana ~ &
10 yards OF 'oe. WHITE Anxora trimming.
BUTTONS.
Zoe. White Pearl Buttons in three Sc. dozen
s;ssi and JET Saesiss only few d i
SrcKwE.R-
i Joe. Chiffon in all the best shades only few
yards Of each e1loT Ien ~ ill., yard
Brown o- =. N.'' D-ue I'm Isc ward
ns spa hnai o. ID sna & Cnrens Lace
loc Null Ties. embroidered ends ..........5c each
25c Rubber Dress Protectors al shades ...15c
&C Soc Linen Corset Lace. Red Blue and o,
I I3S Va ,aa Sar'es [
| = Sray::;...-......--- 'u''e''.''....2 ior sc
iSnfrMERIEs AND TOILET ARTICLES.
35c. Crab Apple Blossom and Sweet Lilac En CAKE
tract. Ole oupee
Lac. fehWiIei with fancy engraved celluioid
LEATHER GOODS = ~ ~
55e Plush Opera GLASS Bay IN lied. olive and
,gsr g:s:. s E.:.s.. ..n.. ,.... ..
YARNS.
BroWD. Black and Garnet ne spanish NaasT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-22
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+ ZEE TIT TIT EEKE ERR
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We shall continue our Stock Pruning
Sale"tomorrow, Friday, October %. on
account Of the
/ F F. / ! 4 4 4 /. f II III i / :

Here are the bargains again:
CHILDREN'S CLOAkS. -Considering
their low price they are OF better value
than the new goods.
o Children's Fancy Plaid and Mixed
Cloth Long Cloaks, finished with cape.
Sizes 6. g. 10 and IL. Formerly sold
from 81. 80 to $1,000. Tomorrow at IS.
Chidren's Fancy Plaid Cloth Long
Cloaks. with cape, collar. cuffs and
pocket. trimmed with Black astrachan.
Sizes 3 and IL years. Reduced from
s11 and $l1.5O to 90.
Children's Gray Mixed Long Cloaks.
Gretchen style. Sizes 8. 3 and 10
years. Reduced from 50. 80. &10 and
Sl0. so to SO.
LADIES' COATS.-Ladies' Navy Bluo
Beaver Cloth Goats, high shoulders,
double breasted. Sizes 81, "a. SO. 40
and AZ. Reduced from 81 to q.
Ladies' Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Coats.
rolling collar, tailor bound, loose fitting
front. All sizes Reduced from IS to IS.
Ladies' Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Coats.
notehed collar. tailor bound. double
breasted. high sleeves. AL sizes. Re-
duced from $40 to SO.
LADIES' Double Breasted Boz Coats,
lined throughout with Silk Meryeilleux.
An excellent serviceabe coat. Sizes u,
"a, 81 and IS. Reduced from Sl4 to Is.
UND E RIVE AR.-Ladies' Medium
weight Merino Vests, full regular
made. high neck and short sleeves.
Sizes 20. % and 30. Reduced from
clos. 81. Is and 81 90 to so cents. Less
than half price.
Pants TO match above Vests in sizes 90
and D. From 81. OS and III. 10 to SOC.
ladies' Fine English Merino Pants.
Sizes 26and %. Reduced from So. 81
and 60. 60 to 81.
Children's Merino Vests. high neck and
long sleeves. Sizes IL and 20. Reduced
from SIC. and 42c. to Pc. Sizes "a end
20. Reduced from SIC. and Csc. to Sc.
Children's Pants to match above Vests.
Sizes Is and 20. Reduced from 42c. and
47c. to PIC. And sizes - and %. Re-
duced from Sc. and &c. to Boo.
CoRSETS.-7 pairs ]. B. Couti, Coz
sets. Gray. sizes % and "a. White. sizes
10. 81. %, "a and %. Reduced from 81
to 5Sc.
pairs German Woven Corsets. Sizes
25 and 20. Reduced from 1 to DC.
GLOVES LESS than 3 dozen pairs
left. Hence this extraordinary low
price to close them out tomorrow.
30 pairs Of 6-button Tan Mousquetaire
Suede gloves. Sizes 9, 81, 6,S and "a.
Reduced from SIC. to ACC. per pair.
HOSIERY.-l6 pairs Of Children's
Fast Black Ribbed Hose. Extra sizes
o. on and 10. Reduced from 10. "a and
73c. to 80 cents.
% pairs Of Children's Wool Hose. In
Seal Brown and Cardinal. Sizes to ~.
Formerly sold from so to 80 cents. Re-
duced to 20 cents per pair.
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TRIMMINGS.

TRIMMINGS.
&c. All-silk Gimp, inches wide, in Green,
Blue. Light and Dark Brown and Garnet SC. yard
39c. Silk and Tinsel Gimp in Navy Blue, Gray.
Cream. Olive Helotrope and Light Tan .2a5c. yard
CSC. Black Silk Knot Fringe. inches wide SOC. yard
Csc. Bead Nail Head Gimp. four patterns, short
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1Lady's Plush Coat. size 81. Former price,
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REMNANTS Or Wool UsprnvrAR
ONE LOT OF LADIES' AUSTRALIAN
WOOL PANTS. all sizes. Former price, 81, ia
REMNANT PRICE. 99c. pair
.2LADtEs, VESTS Size &, Former price,
BkOKEN SIZES IN ChILDRENS SCAR.
LET WOOL UNDLRWEAR AT REMNANT
PRICES.
". 4. PIERCE co., 90,
10 Market Spacs
It Corner Sth st.
HEAVY a. OIL CLOTH, l9c
H OIL Linon Dado window Shades 29c
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
ocs.-3t l2tl 18th at. Sc.
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SMYRNA RUGS. 36-lNCH. 49c.
RAFFS ENTERPRISE,
oc22-3t 124l 11th 81. 8. e.
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Agents for the STA Ten ISLA Nd DYELNG CON
PANY. AL tcork ARANTEED.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
S19 Market spaca
Corner 9Th st.

REMNANT Day.
REMNANT DAY.
REMNANT DAY.
It occurs TOMORROW, FRIDAY. We mean
OUR WEEKLY REMNANT SALE. An unus-
ualy large array OF short lengths, ODD LOTS
and divers sorts OF REMNANTS this week.
All of the various departments THROUGHOUT
the store have been carefully overhauled and
many good and desirable things have been sep
ara ed from the regular stock and CONSIGNED
tortLe DEPARTMENTAL REMNANT BAS-
KETS. So you MAY sally forth in the morn
ing, knowing that you will find HERE .
GOODLY Ii. AP of REMNANT BARGAINS.