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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-08

OF the firm Of Miller & Lux, is camping for
two weeks at Mount Madonna. With her
are Miss Kate Haag, Mr.. +. Ii. Kerrlgan
and Mr.. Louis Lowry.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Etchbarne are visiting
Santa Barbara.
Hor. b. D. Murphy is up from San Jose
on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Moses have returned
from their ranch and are ut the California.
They will leave about the 10Th inst. Tor an
extended sojourn at Hotel de- N onte.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nash will spend the
latter part of July and the month of August
at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. DR.. Kahn and her sister, Miss Ivy
Bunker, will accompany their father, Mr.. X.
L. Bunker, to Gilroy Hot Springs next
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin E. White, accom-
panied by their daughter, May White, have
returned from Santa Cruz.
Miss l. Heucken, Miss Ii. Bruins, Miss G.
Hencken, Mrs. G. Fabian, Mr.. W. c. Hacke,
Mr.: G: PAUL., Mr.. G. Fabian, Mr.. A. Pettini
and MIR. j. Ii. Medau have returned from
Boulder Creek after two weeks camping.
Mrs. j. G. Wall and Miss Jessie Wall of
Alameda spent the holidays at Crescent
City, Del Norte.
The Misses Ryan, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. j. P. Smith at Sunshine
Villa, Santa Cruz returned on Monday to
Menlo Park.
Miss Ella Adams has returned from
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs Knowles,
in Boston.
Mrs BOlesworth and family are visiting
Mrs. Hayden at LaTkSpur.
Miss Maggie Kelley has returned from a
trip TO Ukiah, Blue Lakes and Anderson
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Yelland, Miss Freda
Yelland, of Oakland, Mr.. Henry Deering of
San Francisco and Mr.. and Mrs. f. l..
Heath Of Santa Cruz are prominent men,
berS of picturesque camp nestled among
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Dargie returned to
their Oakland home on Monday after a
short visit to the Hotel Rafael
Mr.. William Stinson has returned from
Santa Cruz, but will go down again on the
18th inst for stay of two weeks.
Professor E. E. SchmitZ of Bonellrs Mu-
steal Institute and wife have returned from
their wedding tour and have taken up their
residence at 261E Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Avery nee Little) have
arrived in Los Angeles. where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Mckee aud Miss Lizzie King are at
Pacific Grove.
Mr.. Louis Sloss Jr will go to Cazadero al
the end OF his week for a couple OF weeks.
On the 30th OF June party of excursion
lists left San francisco in special car for a
rip across the continent They were: Miss
Hattie Blanchard of Boston, Mrs. B. Rob-
ertS of San Jose, Mrs. G. T. Wallis of San
Francisco, Mrs. George l.. Montserrat of
Royal Pass County, n. Y, Mrs. j. T. VALID
ron of San Francisco. Mrs. r. S. Buyers OF
Mount Vernon, Mrs. Clara Muller of Oak
land, Mrs. Golden, Mrs. ii. c. Miller
Mes rs. Ben Cohen, Gus Cook, J. T. VALID
ron OF San Francisco, George l.. Montserrat
of New York, A. Holmes of San Jose, H
c. Miller OF San Francisco, William Mar.
rOney.
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BACK TO FOLSOM,

Record of an Escaped Convict Taken to
That Prison.
Thomas Primrose, an old offender. was
booked at the City Prison yesterday en-
route to Folsom. He was released from San
Quentin Monday night, having completed a
term Of nine years for the crime of grand
larceny, committed in San Benito County.
The prisoner is quite an aged man, and
during the past twenty years has spent
most of his time in the State Prisons. Or
April 10. 1872, lie was convicted of grand
larceny in Contra Costa County and served
eighteen months Imprisonment. Under the
name of Thomas Cotlan he was convicted
of burglary in Monterey County on Novem-
Der Is, 1873, and received a three years
term. On March g. 1877 he was convicted
OF burglary in Santa Clara and sentenced to
seven years imprisonment in San Quentin.
From that prison he was transferred to Fol-
som on July 26. $780, Soon after his arrival
at the new prison he made his escape, and
nothing more was heard from MIN until on
August Z, 1885, he was found guilty of grand
larceny in San Benlto, and under the name
of George Brown sent to San Quentin for
nine years.
He will now be compelled to serve out bis
sentence at Folsom, aud the chances are an
additional ten years will be added TO his
term for jail-breaking
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ANOTHER LIFE LOST.
An Unknown Man Drowned at East and
Folsom Streets.

An Unknown Man Drowned at East and
Folsom Streets.
Another poor fellow met his death about
l 80 o'clock yesterday morning by falling off
the wharf at the corner Of East aud Folsom
streets.
Bennett Jenkins, a boatman' who sleeps in
the boat-house ON the wharf, was awakened
at that hour by some one walking on the
dock close TO the house, and the next mo-
ment he saw a man pass the window.
Almost Immediately jenkins heard splash,
and ran out on the dock with rope in his
hand, but the unfortunate man had disap-
peared, and all that could be seen was few
ripples on the water that showed where the
man had sunk. He had probably struck the
heavy timber at the foot of the steps and
was stunned as he uttered no cry.
jenkins could not sea how the man was
dressed, as 1t was rather dark and he only
caught glimpse OF him as he passed the
little window
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REAL ESTATE.
Property That Was Sold at Auction Yes

Property That Was Sold at Auction Yes
terday.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. yesterday sold the
following property at auction Lot 25x120
west side of Scott street, II IS feet south of
Washington, for $1,000; residence, 250S Bush
street, for $500; lot 25x127 :SA, north side
of Clay street, 1876 3 east of Baker, for $500 ::
lot and improvements, 800 Clay street, for
$3.50; lot 40x50 and improvements, north
east corner of Harrison street and Maripnsa
terrace, for 1920; lot 30x1l4, south side
Jersey street, $40 feet west of Noe, for
SIPS; lot 81 :3xS0, southeast corner Fifth
and Harrison streets, for S12, 925; 8 26-1OO
acres of Bernal Rancho property, fronting
on Cortland avenue, for S12U0 an acre
5 12-100 acres adjoining, fronting ON Silver
avenue, for $500 per acre.
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MISS M'KENZIE AHEAD.
The Petitioners for Her Removal Ms
No Ghn.yfp1

The Petitioners for Her Removal Make
No Showing at All.
The opposition to Miss Mckenzie, princi.
pal OF the Pacific Heights Grammar School,
did not develop very strongly at last nights
appointed meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton.
The only member OF tue board who put in
an appearance was Director Woodward
removal showing up, and only about a
dozen OF the eighty or ninety who protested
against her removal were on hand. The
conclusion seemed apparent that the forces
opposed to Miss Mckenzie found themselves
too weak and inefficient to make any i'm
preston on the overwhelming numbers OF
her adherents, so they beat hasty retreat.
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Battered the Barber.

Mrs. Antonio Pierce of 1923 Greenwich
street was arrested yesterday on charge of
an assault with deadly weapon. Antonio
Martinez, barber, recently played on a
banjo and sang in rooms over Mrs. Pieree's
house When he left the place Mrs. Pierce
and several other women gave him a beat
ing with clubs and broOmstcks. Warrants
are out for the other assailants.
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who claims title to the land, asked the court
10 appnin an administrator of the estate in
be determined. Judge Coffry yesterday,
against the protests of the heirs, decided 10
hear Harper's motion. Harper has had
suit pending against the land for six years,
and Judge Coffey's decision is based on the
fact that the litigation was pending when
the last administrator was discha rged.
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IMPORTED SCOTCH TENNIS FLAN-
NELS, checks and stripes, that were
marked down from soc.
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A CHASTITY HAUL.
The Dead Body of a Man Fished
Up by the Dredger.

CHASTITY sight was presented to the view
OF those on Howard-street Wharf and to
the crew of the State Harbor Commission
erS' Dredger l at 1870 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The machine is at work increas-
ing the depth Of water at that place.
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German Heet-snr.r

Ghirardeli & Sons have imported 1850 bags
of beet sugar from Germany. via Hamburg.
Colon and the Pacific Mail route. A larger
consignment is coming to them via Cape
Horn. The sugar is much coar ser than that
produced here, but is rpputed as being OF
great value TO confec TONERS CD account OF
its strength and purity
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at sac a Yard.
Balance Of our FINE YARD-WIDE CHAI.-
LIES. medium and dark effects, excel
lent fabrics, marked down from 12Nc.
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Audited demands
az Nka T.I
FUNDS.

The deficiency in the Stationery Fund is
about $4,000. The Finance Committee of
the Board of Supervisors is still at work
casting balance, and the outlook does not
grow less gloomy from day To day. A
rough estimate places the shortage at
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LADIES' VESTS.

At CSC.
LADIES' MACCO Isle VESTS, low
neck, sleeveless, ribbon in neck and
arms, also high neck long sleeves,
marked down from soc to 25c.
At soc.
LADIES' FINE SUMMER ZEPHYR
SWISS RIBBED WOOL VESTS, high
neck, long sleeves, all sizes, marked
down from 81 to soc; colors white and
natural.
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A Desperate Drunkard.

At late hour last night word was re-
ceived at the Southern Station that an insane
man was locked up in room at 769
Minna street. Officer p Whaen was seut
out with the patrol wagon. After a des-
pera:e battle he broke down the door on the
second story of the house and arrested Theo-
dOre Appel. the occupant of the room, on
charge OF drunkenness.
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At $500,
AT g. so.

LADIES' JACKETS made from imported French
cloaking. plain vest fronts, trimmed with
fancy buttons, lined all through with fancy silk,
black, navy blue, gray, light and darK tan. brown
and green. former price 81 80, marked down to
So 80 each.
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A LEGION OF MATCHLESS BARGAINS
Wash Dress Fabrics

At 71ac Yard.
FINE CHECKED ORGANDY, co!ors
choice and perfectly fast, large range of
styles. marked down from 15e.
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500 pieces STRIPED TINSEL RIBBON,
regular value 81 per yard, marked
down to 25c per yard.
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At $500.

LADIES' BLAZERS, made from fine Cheviot
cloth. large collars, hgh-putfed sleeves, fastened
with fancy cord and tassel, tan, navy blue and
black. former price 81 so, marked down to SO
each.
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Charles McLaughiin's Estate.
OF the valuable estate left by Charles Nc
Laughlin all has been distributed to the
heirs with the exception OF 1900 acres of
land in Fresno County. Thaddeus Harper.
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CHgLDREN'S.

At LOG.
CHILDREN'S FAST-BLACK HOSE, new
cable rib full finished, white heels and
toes, double thread, sizes 7, TX, 8, 81,
marked down from 25c to 10c per pair.
At l5c.
BOYS EXTRA HEAVY FAST-BLACK
HOSE, same grade in dark gray, full
finished, sizes 9. 9h and 10, marked
down from 3315 &c to 15c per pair.
At CSC.
CHILDREN'S GENUINE c. & G. FAST
BLACK HOSE. wide and narrow ribs,
best quality manufactured. marked
down from soc, 60e, 65c and 75c to 25c
per pair.
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At $3.50.

LADIES' JACKETS, made from fine spring cloak
fngs, large rolling collar. high-putfed shoulders,
fastened down the front with corded orna-
ments, Blazer trimmed with fancy gilt cord,
fastened with ornament girdie, black and
navy blue, former price So so, marked down
TO S. so each.
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A BIG SHORTAGE.

Auditor Smiley Compares Demands With
the Cash.
The following condensed statement of
the city's cash account up to July 1st was
prepared by Auditor Smiley yesterday IL
speaks for Itself:
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Gents Furnishings!

Gents Furnishings!
At ioc.
GENTS SUMNER SILK AND PIQUE
FANCY FIGURED, CHECKED AND
STRIPED SCARFS. largely assorted
patterns. former price 25c. marked down
to Zoe each.
GENTS SATIN AND SILK TECK AND
FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS, satin lined,
former price SOC, marked down to 15c
each.
At 25c.
GENTS EXTRA FINE NECKWEAR, in
Four-in- Hands, Tecks and Windsors, all
shades and coiorings, former price SOC,
marked down to 25c EACH
At roc.
GENTS LARGE SIZE, FANCY BOR-
DERED. HEMSTIrCHED HAND
kERCHIEFS. fast color prints. former
price 20c, marked down to 10: each.
At ioc.
GENTS FULL FINISHED COTTON
SOCkS, IN assorted, Drown, Vieuna ana
slate mixtures, former price 81 40 per
dozen, marked down to 10c a pair.
At $50.
GENTS TENNIS FLANNEL OUTING
SHIRTS, largely assorted patterns. SUI
perior workmanship, former price Toe.
marked down to 35c each.
At 3Sc.
A ~
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, former
price SOC. marked down to 35c each.
At 75c.
GENTS UNDYED SANITARY NATU-
RAJ WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS. former price 81 %, marked
down TO 75c each.
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CORSETS! CORSETS !

! At SOC.
100 dozen of the CELEBRATED j. J.
0'BRIEN e. CO.'S LEADER, manu-
| featured from HEAVY FRENCH
C0UTILLE, dark and medium gray,
| heavily bOned in strips of old gold, re-
dueed from 75c.
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MISSES JACKETS.
At sI.oo.

At $t.OO.
MISSES JACKETS. made from imported cloak
ings, fancy stripes checks and plain stand
ing collars, trimmed with braid and buttons to
match materials. former price So, marked down
to 81 each
At $3.50
MISSES JACKETS. made from the latest novelty
cloakiRgs, plain, stripes and checks trimmed
with braid and fancy buttons, former price So.
marked down TO 80 80 each
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sam nt free.
FIRE n
N and
Goods.
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At $3.50.

LADIES' WRAPS. made from plain and armure
closkng, long square fronts. high standing coll
lar. raised shoulders, lined throughout with
satin, richly braided, worth $50, marked down
to SIT 80 each
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Lace Department.!

AT Csc.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE, all silk,
six inches wide, worth SOC. marked
down to 25c per yard.
At S1.OO.
BLACK TUSCAN FIGURED DRAPING
NET, all silk, in polka dot, bow-knot,
stripes, crescents, figures, etc, regular
price 81 70, marked down TO 81 per yard.
At SI.OO.
BLACK CHANTILLY FIGURED DRAP-
ING NET, all silk, 45 inches wide, regu-
lar price s. rs, marked down to 81 per
yard.
At zoe.
BLACK EMBROIDERED LAWN, hem
stitched, - inches wide, embroidered in
gold, cardinal, white, sky, lavender,
etc. regular price 50. marked down to
roc per yard.
Special Black Lace Dsmi-FIounGing.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DEMI-
FLOUNCING, all silk, marked down
this week to 40c, SOC. 65c, Toe, 90c, ST.,
81 25 and 81 50 per yard, with narrow
lsces to match.
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The LAW Library.

The annual report Of the Law Librarian
filed yesterday shows that there are $40
members of that institution; that the re-
ceipts for the year Just closed were $780,
29,661 volumes in the library, $50 OF which
were added during the year.
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At $3.50,
CHILDREN'S LONG CLOAkS.
At $500.

CHILDREN's LONG CLoAKS, made from plain.
striped aud checked cIoakings. deep cape. with
yoke, also triple capes, plain colors. trimmed
with fancy cord, former prices 50 SO and So,
marked down to 81 and So each.
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Cloak Department 5!
LADIES' CAPES.
At SIPS,

LADIES' CAPES, made from fine broadeloth,
yokes embroidered with silk and tinsei, all the
newest Shades navy blue. brown gray, Light
and dark tan ana black, former price "a. marked
down to al 25 each.
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LADIES' JACKETS.

At $3.50.
LADIES' JACKETS. made from fine broadcloth,
double breasted large rolling collar, pulled
shoulders, also Blazers made OF fine materials
Ia all the latest shades, former prices 81 and 50,
marked down to 81 so each.
At $500.
LADIES' BLAZER JACKETS, made from fine
cloaking materials, checked striped and plain
light and dark shades, large square or round
collars, high pulled shoulders, fastened with
fancy cord and tassel. former price So. marked
down to 50 each.
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Special Black Lace Dami-FIounGing
Ribbons! Ribbons!

| Ribbons! Ribbons!
At 21sc.
15C0 pieces SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN
RIBBON, Piquot edge, in all colors,
regular value 10c, marked down to PIC
per yard
| AT sc.
| 1000 pieces SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN
RIBBON, No. u, Piquot edge. in all
colors, regular value 15c, marked down
to &C per yard.
At Sac.
GOO pieces FANCY NECK RIBBON, en-
| tirely new, elegantly assorted c0lors,
value 15c, marked down to SIC.
At 1Oc.
500 pieces POINTED NECK RIBBON, lace
| effects in all fancy colors, value 25".
marked down to Zoe.
| At 15c.
400 pieces FANCY-STRIPED RIBBONS,
| Ill ali cOlOfs, ItSuldf value oOc, udIkeu
down to 15c.
At 20c.
! 600 pieces FANCY-STRIPED AND FLOW
Erred RIBBONS, in all new styles.
! regular value SOC, marked down to Zoe.
| At csc.
| 500 pieces POLKA-D0T RIBBONS, in all
colors and latest effects, value Csc.
marked to 25c.
At 20c.
| GOO pieces FANCY SILK CREPE RIBBON,
| satin edge full line of colorings, entirely
new, regular value Zoe, marked down
to zoe per yard.
At 2Oc.
| 1000 pieces VELVET AND MOSS RIB
| BONS, suitable for hat or dress TRIM
mngs, regular value 75c, marked down
/ to zoe per yard.
| at csc.
| 500 pieces STRIPED TINSEL RIBBON,
| regular value 81 per yard, marked
| down to 25c per yard.
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At 12hc a Yard.

GENUINE ENGLISH FLANNEL ETTE
the most seryieeabe fabric for outing
purposes, marked down from zoe.
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At 2Oc a, Yard.

ANDERS ON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS
staple and fancy styles, marked down
from 25c.
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At Sac a Yard.

TENNIS FLANNELS, in striped and plaid
effects, very serviceable, marked down
from 1212c.
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Gloves !! Gloves :!

At 35c.
50 dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES in dark, medium and tan
shades. worth regular 75c, marked down
to Soc a pair.
AT SOC.
45 dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES extra heavy. in dark, me-
dunn and tan shades, worth regular 81.
marked down to SOC pair.
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BAGGAGE delivered 70 all trains. Morton
Special Delivery. One trunk 35c; 8 trunks, ST.
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At S1.OO Each.

FINE RAW SILK TABLE COVERS,
fringed. full assortment of colors, marked
down from 81 so.
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At Sac a Yard.

DRESS STYLES AMERICAN SEER
SUCKERS, good colorings. marked
down from 12c.
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At 45c a Yard.

HEAVY CREAM TABLE DAMASK, 60
inches wide, five patterns, marked down
from Coo.
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The oldest living boy preacher" it is
thought, is Rev. j. E. Jones, of Ohio, now
IS years old. He still fills pulpit occa-
slonally, but dropped the Juvenile part of
the combination several years ago.
BERrELING has the only reliable methods TO
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LADIES' BUSTERS.
At SI.5O,

LADIES BUSTERS, made from piaIn, striped and
checked mohair, plated front, fun back, half
tight-htting. former price IS, marked down to
81 so each
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At $500.

LADIES' BUSTERS, made from finest quality OF
alpaca also fancy figured mohair busters,
large fancy sleeves, high standing collars. full
backs, former price 81 so and $40, marked
down to SO each.
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AT TIC a Yard.

YARD-WlDE FINE BATlSTES, good
colorings. all fast, marked down from
12hc.
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LADIES' And CHILDREN'S
Hosiery and Underwear

At CSC.
LADIES Isle THREAD HOSE black
boots, fancy striped tops, all sizes,
marked down from 65c to 25c per pair.
At 2Sc
LADIES Isle THREAD HOSE, solid
colors, marked down from SOC TO Csc
per pair.
At csc.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE ENGLISH
YARN HOSE. plain colored boots. with
fancy striped tops. marked down from
SOC, 60c and 75c to 25c per pair.
At csc.
LADIES FAST-BLACK HOSE, warranted
extra fine grade, all sizes, marked down
from 40c to 25c.
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At 25c Each

EXTRA GRADE HUCK TOWELS, large
sizes, fringes knotted. neat borders,
marked down from So 70 dozen.
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LADIES' WRAPS.

At Sl2.5O.
LADIES' WRAPS, made from plain cloaking, long
square fronts, high standing collar. raised
shoulders, garment prettiy embroidered with
braid, trimmed with corded drop fringe, worth
S22 so, marked down to $l2 90 each.
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House Furnishings!

At 75c a Pair.
NEAT TAPPED NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINS, 3 yards long, marked down
from 81 10.
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LARGE SIZE HUCK TOWELS, double
warp, marked down from 81 so.
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At SI.35 a Dozen,

DAMASK NAPKINS, fully bleached Irish
linen, large size. marked down from
81 70.