The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-03-14
HAINES.
Shoe Department.
Second Floor)
OCCURRENCE EXTRAORDINARY,

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IN prices, cutting them down
one-third and more from the
lowest figures they have ever
been known to sell for.
his statement is in strict
conformity with the actual
facts and as is the case with
all Our announcements, these
Shoes will be found even better
values than they are here rep
resented.
We sell none but thoroughly
reliable Shoes to begin with,
and the only thing the matter
here is that there is not a full
line Of sizes and widths in
every kind.
For convenience in classify
ing we have divided them into
three lots:
LOTT.
2S5 pairs of Dongoa Kid Shoes, Opera,
Common sense and Square Toes. Ali
sizes and widths, but not in every style.
Our regular 50 shoes. Reduced to $1.97.
LOT2.
260 Pairs Brazil Kid Shoes, Opera,
Commons sense and Square Toes. Ali
sizes and widths, but not in every STYLE,
A very fine Shoe, which we sell regular
ly at $3.50. Reduced to So 10.
LOTS.
235 Pairs Genuine Hand Made Shoes
Paris Kid, some Tampico Goat, Opera
aud Common sense shapes. All sizes
and widths, but not in every style. One
Ore of the greatest bargains we have
ever known. Really excellent values at
our regular price, which is 81. Reduced
to 50 As
All the above are high class
Shoes, and aside from any
questions of profit they cannot
be made for the prices now
asked. Nothing short of a
perplexity somewhere, or a
clearing such as we are now
making, can ever bring them
down to such a low price again.
Lace Department..
Many new and beautiful
things have recently been
added to our already large
stock of Laces-prettier, if
possible, than ever. Notably
-, IA and 1S-inch Chautilly Lace
Flouncipgs.
4S-inch Gauze Draperies.
45-inch Guaze Skirtings in Polka Spots.
figures and Stripe effects.
Jeweled and Jet Laces and Nets.
Tiny, Filmy Black and Colored Laces
for millinery purposes.
New effects in 4S inch Lace Drapery
Nets and So inch Lace Skirtings.
SPECIAL.
Some uncommonly excellent values in
4S-inch Black Silk Drapery Nets. Choice
patterns at Csc. Real value, $3.50.
Also few pieces 4S-inch Chantilly
Nets in detached patterns at $1.10.
Upholstery Department.
Our new importations of
Spring and Summer Uphol-
stories are now open, embrac-
ing full lines of
French and English Cretonnes, in
beautiful Designs and coloriDgs, from
CSC. to 60c. per yard.
One Bargain Lot of French Cretonne,
at 37lc., fully worth soc.
German Furniture Linens, &C inches
wide, at SOC. per yard. 50-inoh, Acc.
Our Furniture Slips give universal
satisfaction, and We are already busy
with Spring orders.
TABLE COVERS.
Chenille, Tapestries, silk and Velours,
all sizes. Al few Velours al greatly re-
duced prices, and good selection of
Chenilles which came in under the old
Tariff and are consequently much below
the ruling prices of to-day.
This same thing is true of our
LACE CURTAINS.
We have large assortment from 75c.
pair. Choice and desirable styles at
less prices than they can now be impor-
| ted for.
40 fn11 i,nrr foxr Of los,
! prices for
MATTRESSES
With Extra Long Hair. known as Su-
per Extra Drawings. with good Tick, 40
pounds when made, $3.50.
Extra Drawings, S25.
| No. l Drawings, s22. 90.
No. 2 Drawings, S21.
No. Black Hair $16.50.
South American Pure lI52g Hair,'s15.
No. II Black Hair, 4 80.
No. . Black Ha, $3.50.
springDress Goods.
The finest display ever
opened. Now is the fullest
and freshest time. Counters
overhowing-come and see.
Our Basement.
Be sure and visit our Base
ment. To housekeepers it is
one of the most fascinating
spots in the store.
DRY GOODS BY MAIL.-Out-
oi-Town Customers will be served
through our perfectly organized Mail
Order Department
Send for Shopping Companion" con-
tanning full Catalogueand Prices.
GRANVILLE B. HA|NES & CO.,
Successors to Cooper X Conard,
MARKET AND NINTH STREETS, PHILA
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
Vii Il FIRM bf DAVIS, NILS q W hhS
i this day been dissolved. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the nrm name OF
KEYS y MILLER, to whom all persons in
debted to the late firm are requested to make
immediate payment, and who will pay all debts
OF the old firm. Thanking the pubic Tor past
patronage and asking a continuance Vi 'he same,
we remain, Gous very truly
KEYS & MILLER.
ELKToN, MD, Feb. IS, 1891 st
FOR REM
DwelIing and Store House
now occupied by Mr. =. W. fanny at the corner
OF Bow and Wing street in this Town Possess
ion given March 18th 1891. Apply to
IVA FRANK KERR
NJ