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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-23
Ship Hay aa1 Grain
To a Responsible Dealer.

We buy or handle on commission, giving proinP
cash returns. Correspondence solicited from par
ties having Hay or Grain to offer, We will, when
requested, give reliable information as to state
Of Denver markets.
G. II. HussANoER, 2255 Larlmer Street.
Denver, Colorado.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-23

WOOdWOrIil & McFall, full line Of Turf
w Goods. Light Harness specially
t7,s q street
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-23

ITISADUTY you owe your.
selfnnd family 10 get the best
value for your money. EcOnO-
mize in your footwear by pur-
chnsinE w. l.. Douglas Shoes,
which represent the best
value for prices asked, as
thousands will testify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
- . .

One of the mossimportant steps ye. taken in
the .ch.llera scare" Is the visit to the Canod;.n
ports and places along the border by the presi-
dent Of the International hoard of health. who
10 . citizen of the United States, and members
OF the board from certain states and provinces
One Of the chief points OF danger Is Caaada. ON
account Of the facility afforded the in,mirrsn,
to siip across the widely extended border line
The Dominion Quarantine is notorionsly slaekar
than our Own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

The action Of the people living on South
bay, Long Island, with regard to the occupa-
ton Of Fire Island, tan miles out at sea. by un-
affected persona at quarantine 10 the most ex-
traordinary In al the annals Of folly The
state government. through Gov. Flower, bought
the island. with ita hotsl and cottages, and was
preparing To use Il when an armed and angry
mob, composed not only Of oystermen, but Of
Villagers, and including the health supervisor
and Justice Of the peace, took possession Of the
asland and excluded the state officers and the
pasasngezs who were TO be landed under suthor-
ty Of the quarantine officials In doing so
tAey behaved With the coarsest brutality,
THAR scts Of inhumsnity being directed
sgatnst women and children a6d the
agsd and tnfrm. and no appeals suf
Heed to move them Putting themselves
IN the wrong by ssizing the island,
the property Of the state Of New York, and
threatening 10 burn the hotsl. they persisted to
the point Of personal violence at the dock
While engaged in these lawless demonstrations
they obtained from . compliant Judge an in
Junction seAinst the occupation OF the prop
srsy, although thsmsslves having no claim to
IT. Meantime the passengers, cooped up IN .
small steamer without accommodations Of any
sort and in danger Of Sickness or death by req
son Of their oonhnsmant and ill-usaSe. 60 from
post to pillar and are not allowed to land even
the most delicate and inirm for even o short
respite from tbs miserable life they are forced
TO Lad by the brutal South bay mob and the
delays Of ths law ~ administered by Judge
Barnard This conduct arouses the sensibilities
Of the entire nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Never possessed suck exoufsfte.
deNcaN shadts and tiats as per-
meate every corner of our
DRESS GOODS EPARTMENT
The display has broadeped i'm
nessuraoly since yesterday More
70 see nov. We've never carried
COL BED DRESS GOODS before
Hence, the assortments are entirely
neW and Jresh. To know the CON
tents OF the shelves and how little
csn be shown tries the patience Of
the two hesds - Advertising and
DRESS GOODS; But the arrsy's al
ready received the stamp OF 3D.
prevail OF our most partieular
dressers- There's every Kind Of
m aterisl under the sun. and the
prices are down to the bedrock
aoteh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

The remedy OF the oystermen in sou,b bav
ior imaginary iosses In future from the Use of
FIRE Island a. place Of refuge for cabin pas
sensers not infected but under suspicion il to
Wall and see If there to be any losses. and if
SO TO sue and recover from the state something
IKE the value of the business broken I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

The ships of war which will be in Washing
ton during the oncampment viii form interest
ing and appropriate features Of the event.
With the ke'.r-arge' representing the old navy
and the ''Eesavius' and Dolphin" the new
the opportunity for drawing contrasts is very
happily presented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

See our assortment Of vELvErs-one coios
follows another In such q varied succession
that the brilliancy will almost dazzle you. New
shades and those Of the old ones that 10
PEAT their popularity every season.
ISL inches-eia yd.
ISL and 10 inches -. tl.5o.
ell. 80. and e. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Ii is singular how campaigns ebb and flow. A
h''ie while back the democrats were trembling
In their boots. while the republican physiog-
nomy was radiant from ear to ear Now the
eondisions II not quite reversed are very differ
emit The New York reconciliation and the
favorable indications of popular leanings in
New England have sufused the democratic
eountensHce with joy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
A GKn,r REv.vAL
F I! I. | Il II + " s

g 90 this fall ''Chictens come home 10
coG roo~;. Fashion niss OF 20 many .
fad-but when the reaction .c,s IN the VEL
WIS come u the frunt stroaecr than ever.
Prom the variety Of rich shades and effects
from The call for ,hem--it Is plain 10 sc THAI
NELVkTs have 80; the uprerhsnds again.
They are plenty and prctts-Ana not nisk.
We s~em to have been extremely fortunate
all around We have dipped right into the
very heart Of the choicest creations In every
hne-tsksn our rick and saved something 90
the usual costs You viii feel . difference-
for our patrons are partners In our profts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

BLACK vELyETis never old-ncver VIII be
old. A. long as the sun shines Black Will
shine a leader Of shades. IL IL the dean Of
the coterie-
III inches-sl and 81 % yard.
10 inches-sl- 20. sl-75. 81. s2.2a
ease. and 90 a yard
- inches e.. so I'D
"a inches-S3 yu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Ny Harrison Is now IL a position TO think.
INST 81 Mr. Feels silence with reference To the
fresiaea; ard then Of the democratic gains in
M Reeds district, aad say AHA il he should
happen 10 feel ike II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Nov with the salkeEs ''placated'' and the
issues SHARPLY drawn al along the line What Il
to hinder the esmraiga Of education =, and WHY
should not II be a eaInIaign Of spiIitei interest
a. xelE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

The Chicago race-track gambler, grow comS
operatie and threaten to have the Chicag,xoo-
lice department arrestftself for shootings man
Who resisted its authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Fired FROM FiresIsisnd offers n great tempta-
ton to thsaihssra;ise hsa1-lii.er TO- make light
a . ssriousnlstter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Another moon has been diseoyereSfof Juui-
ter Ii might be supposed iron, ths. number Q.
his satellites dat Jupiter had politcal patron
age at his disposal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
THE REEFFEEEEe eTISSs OF FAAssHHIISSsS

Nay clearly be seen. Autumn oolorinss ana
wsarinss
New colorinss In Broad Cloths fer Dresses and
Childrenb Coats
70 fnchss uide 81 90 YARD.
French Camels Hair Cloth. all shades
Is Seches. eL2s YARD
All colors Imported Serges
% inchss. 50 CTS. YARD
10 fnches. rs CTS. 81 and 81 YARD
Al[wool French Poplin. . new fabric for fall
wear. All color.
Is inehes. eLOo YARD
Atwood French Figured Crepon In all the
new shaded
0fnchss. rs CTS. and u YARD
Atwood French Wrapper Flannel. Black and
white stripes Full 81 inches vide. Sold for
Doc yard Only two pieces left.
FOR WEDNESDAY. - CTS. YARD
40 pieces Zeno Serge. dark grounds with ool-
ored figures Entirely new. AL colors.
81 tnches II 1E CTS YARD
beautiful line Of Plaids In ali desirable COL
ors For Children's School Dress IS and 40
inches vide.
80 CTS. rs CTS AND q YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Occupants Of property Gso1y the line Of the
o. = K illumination sill please hide their
lights under bushels OF ol.erxise for ;he time
beng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

hLI-SIIK BLACK yELvETs make . iist
Of their own. They IRE ricl and when you do
come across such qualities almost anywhere
there is all the way from 5oc. 10 si. 30 q yard
added to our prices. With US
$3.50. 81. Is. 90. 50 and ss a yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
LAsssunsH & Bao.,s
EaoAxpsrsr News.

THOSE OF YoU WHO HAVE WAITED
UNTIL NOW TO BUY YOUR DHC0RA-
TToys HAD BEST MAKE HASTE. As
DAILY THE QUANTITY Is LESSEN
ING. THE ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF
DECORATED MATERIAL THAT HAS
BEEN SOLD By Us THIS YEAR Is
MARVELLOUS. AND DELAY ANY FUR
Their Is FOOLISH. You WILL DRco-
RATB, so WILL -FOUR NEIGHBoRs.
IT Is THEREFORE, ADVISABLE TO
COME AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION
AT oNcR IkyoU ARE TOO BUSY TO
PERSONALLY MAKE YOUR SELECTION
WE ATTEND THIS PRICE LIST:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Congressman. Watson reversed The Sullivan
program IN that little Georgia lnisanderstaad-
ing and abaSdoEsd literature Tor pugiiism-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

We are AZ sds.nesh people, ba, the Fire
Island inei6sntsho~s that We can stand some
additional ENLIGHTENMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
r. Go1DscHn,D.
1OO7-1OO9 + ST. NV.
A Few Norrs ABour TEE
q. A. II. Exc.spxKxr

Every one 10 busy preparing for the grand encarlp
uent We all expect few guests and therefore need
fsv soods- We have made extensive preparations
for This event. not only in quantity Of goods but
d1ced many Of our prices. We have been very busy
the past two weeks with hotel and boarding house
ownera They come TO because they know from
former dealings that they bur cheaper Of Us than
elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Lieutenant Pearyis now receiving congratn
isasons on tae hard summer he eseaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Our ALL-sILK CoLoRED vELvErs are
busy beauties these days. They are on show
continually. The novelties are MIXED In with
them. Original patterns. mostly from abroad
20 inches wide O. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Every sanitary arrangement necessary at any
time should be made this week, and unusual
animation should characterize the health Office
on the eve Of The advent Of the many visitors
expected IN very few days. 1t is theduty of all
good citizens living in all portions of the city to
eo-operats With the authorities in putting
Washington in tirst-rate order Their own
comfort, health and self-respeet depend upon
the matter. Washington is not dirty city,
bat there are some localities that badly need
cleaning up. and in view Of all the circum-
stances it is Indispensable that this work should
be done promptly and thoroughly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

bales Of 1O4 Gray Blankets at S5c.. sI and 81 25
pair
bales of 1o-4 White Blankets at 81 % q. 10. e.
and 81. 80 pair.
10 bales of Full size Comforts ranging from Soc to
% each.
70 dozen Al-linen Huck Towels at lie. each or
81. % dozen value, 81. so dozen,
100 d0zsn Large-siz Huck Towels. worth So 90 at
81 dozen.
All-linen Table Damasks from 37Jxc. to s2 yard
100 dozen Double Damask Blesched Doylies. 13xl3,
at 5Oc. dozen. Reduced from 62hc.
3cases of Best Bleached Sheeting Cottons, g. o and
10 4, at 20 222l8 and 25c. yard.
Mattress Tckings at s, 10 and 12lSc yard.
500 Patent roller Window Shades ut 25c. each
Worth SIC.
Lace Curtains from 81 to $40 pair.
We call special attention Of hotel and boarding hou
proprietors to examine stock and compare prices
We buy in large quantities direct manufacturers
and are therefore enabled to quote towest prices.
The workmen are busy putting a new front to cur
building but that does not interfere with business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Democratic expectation concerning Maine.
based en- the state election yesterday, is likely
To be as aid game of rainbow chasing
As any Of the past eight years Except in
the Gsrcelon campaign, when peculiar con-
ditions existed, the state has been as re-
hably republican as any in the Union, although
the maiOrities have not been Uniform. Though
Mr.. Cleveland will not carry Maine, the general
tendency Of the election, like that recently held
IN Vermont is to give encouragement to the
democrats concerning the growth of their
strength in New England and their prospects in
the general election in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

The probabilities have been that England
viii not in the international monetary confer
enee aid materially in any movement looking to
the more extensive use of silver as coin. The
announcement that the new government is not
favorable TO the proposed objects of the confer
enee Is, therefore, no surprise. Instead of
favor to the double standard proposition there
are indications that gold standard is in contem-
plation for India Nevertheless. the conference
may do good in pointing out the difficulties and
suggesting means for overcoming them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
WE CAN'T DEsGGEEIIssEE

The new arrivals In Silks. Tax your memory
Tor the names Of the makes that are most inter
estinR and desirable Then ask for them here
They'll be found There are more delicate and
beautiful silk things in the SILK CORNER than
you ever dreamed Of in your imaginations. You'll
welcome the modest prices
Crepe-De-Chine In all the new shades for even
ting wear. "a inches wide
Extra Value, e. YARD
All colors japanese Crepe for evening wear
and trimming.
81 inchss. sLI5 YARD
Colored China SILK. all shades. for street and
evening wear. 30 inches wide 81 I-s CTS. YD
BEST VALUE IN OUR STOCK
Piece 2i-inch French Gray China Silk with
white clover leaf. OIL quality.
FOR WEDSESDA Y, rs CTS. YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13


The autumn trado brings 50 many interests to the
front that many Of the most deserving things pass
without notice. You must take much for granted
and askSfor whatever you wish Every stock IL
fuller and better assorted than ever before in our
store history-win be advertised In its turn.
TODAY
LAABBIIEEgs K ssEEFFFFEEBB Us sDERwEaR-
THE PROPER KINDS FOR FALL.
The question Of what should be worn next your
body 10 paramount one. 1t has always proper at
tenton here. We never In better shape TO meet
your needs We've gathered all tho good kinds and
looked out for the qualities Have none to sell that
are not worth your buying. All the newest ideas In
VESTS. EQUEsTRIENNE TIGHTS AND UNION
SUITS
For
LADIES AND CHILDREN
For early fall wear.
For late fall wear.
For winter wear.
SOME SPECIAL VALUES FOLLOW:
200 DOZEN LADIES' SWISS RIBBED
COTTON VESTS. heretofore sold at LEGO.
--1Oc.---
LADIES' PLAIN MER1No VESTS AND
PANTS.
-5Oc.-
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED BALBRIGGAN
VESTS AND PANTS-Pants have tho extra
long ribbed legs and fit undo. tho stocking
neatly.
-6Ac-
COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES' I'M
PORTED SWISS RIBBED VESTS in silk
and WOOL Isle aud wool. cotton and wool,
and all-wool-high neck and long or short
sleeves. or low neck and no sleeves.
--95c. to e.. Co.,
LADIES SCARLET VESTS AND PANTS,
finished with silk binding and pearl buttons
-al.O0-
(lst foor ...................I2 I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

An the citizens Of Warrington are concerned
In the hospitality that Is to be extended next
week, and there viii naturally be every readi-
mess to eo-operste IN any way that may con-
tribute to the success Of the affair. The COM
mItsee on illumination has requested that the
people on Pennsylvania avenue between 9th
aud 18th streets northwest aud on 18th stree,
between Pennsylvania and New York avenues
VIII use a. little inside illumination as possible
A darA background is essential to the best.re-
suits and as this will be one Of the most pictur-
esqus features Of the encampment there is no
doubi that the reques, viii be complied with.
even at some sacrifice Of personal convenience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
JoHSsoN & LurrRELL.
se13 713 Market space.
FAcrs RELATING
To The EaEcrRoporsE "V1croRy.-

Malaria" Plenty of Oxygen" in the whole sys-
Malaria" tenn. and freely oxygenated blood means
Malaria" life. with the most vigorous functioning
Malaria." of all the vital organs
Malaria" Sufficient oxygen cannot be carried TO
Malaria" the seat u the trouble by medication.
Malaria" Therefore oxygen to be of any service
Malaria" must be applied externally, which is ex
Malaria" sctly the principle Of the Eectropcse
''Malar1a" "vic.ory'-"Orv0enb V absorption"
"Malarta." The Electropoise Victory causes
Malaria" the entire system to freely absorb
Malaria" oxygen" through the pores Of the skin
Malaria" and membranes by attraction gen
malaria" Grated in the body the result Of q
Malaria" union Of . high and low temperature,
Malaria" thus causing q rapid expulsion Of any
Malaria" organic disorder.
''Mslaria." The Eectropoise ''victory" viii make
Malaria" you Independent Of disease. With il
Malaria" you have no use for drugs medicines,
malaria" &c.
Malaria" Lay aside your prejudices and look to
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Malaria" Electropoise Victory"
Malaria" 1t is suicidal to fail to cure yourself
Malaria" when 1t is within your power.
Malaria" 1t has cured Rheumatism, Chills.
malaria" Fevers. Mal2ria, Nervousness In
Malaria" comma. Catarrh. DiarrheS. Asthma. In
Malaria" digestion, CONSTIPATION, Scrofula Kid
Malaria" neg and Liver troubles. &c.
malaria" Be to get the Electropoise
Malaria" Victory from DR.. Sanche's only
Malaria" authorized Washiss0fon 4 oeat, with
Malaria" proper advice TO its application from
Malaria" the inventor. Call for book of informa-
Malaria" ton. testimonials, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
SPECIAL SALE Or FL.es.

Although our Flag Dep 2rtment has been very busy
We have still large assortment We Offering spe-
cal values in O. S. Flags and e. A. r. Flags:
o s. Flag, at &c. Sc. lOc- .l5c. coc 25c and $50
g. A r. FlAss at &C.. 1Oc. 20c-, 23-. Pic and 4sc.
Welcome Shields. ,5c PiuInes 1sc- ;wreaths. 15c.
LOO yards Festoonins at Sc yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
OuR PoruIAn
s 9Os 90 % REas kF srs enfs ssss
SocSS 200 90 I : kfk EsE I I ssss

During the fall-even In dry veather-
there 10 always some moisfure IN the
ground. which soaks through the pores Of
your leather soles. and TO keep this damp
ness from your feet layer Of cork between
the outer and inner soles OF your shoes has
been found the most elective preventative
Of damp feet and half Of the consequent Ills
the human fcsh 10 heir to.
The old style Cork soled Shoes are often
clumsy. untidy looking and expensive.
JOUR- NOVELTY CORK SOLE SHOES"
Look no different from any other Fine
Shoes. are light. and the elasticity Of tho
cork acts a. sort Of cushion to the bot
toms Of your feet and avoids firing you out
while walking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
New ENTERTAINMENTS.
CLoAKs. JACKETS AND Wars.

CLOAKs. JACKETS AND WRAPS.
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDRRN's
For days past shipments of the nerest and best
styles Of AUTUMN GARMENTS have been coming
in. The latest of the late" are hero from the most
celebrated designers and manufacturers. Spend few
moments among them--you'll wonder where such
thoughts could come from. Many of them styles
that will not be seen-tha you cannot get elsewhere
The embodiment of originality and elegance in
fashion, built by experts. Whether plain or elab-
crate high priced or low prced-our New Wraps are
dressy' and they'll cost just as little such things
can be sold for.
Fon LADIES.
FINE BLACK BEDFORD CORD
REFERS. medium weight full length
large pearl buttons
-s675-
ALL-WOOI. CHEvIOT REFERS, full 30
inches long, square notched collars.
$3.50
IMPORTED TAN DIAGONAL CLOTH
REFERS, half silk faced, double-st stitched
seams. lap pockets. large pearl buttons.
-s10-
IMPORTED CHANGEABLE SILK
WAISTS-plain colors and neat shot polka
dots-full jabots-very hand some
$40. To-
NEW BLACK SURAH WAISTS boz
plated back wide turn down collars. gaunt-
let cuffs. jabot fronts. perfect fitting. All
sizes up to A.
SO. 90 and 81
NEW SCOTCH CHEvIoT RUSSIAN
SUITS-blue. black and fancy mixtures.
-s12. So $15. s1S and 800
For Misses.
FINE NAVY BLUE BROADCLoTH
REFERS. notched collars and pearl but
tons. 4 to IA years.
-$5-
TAN AND GRAY MIXED CLOTH REEF
Frs cancels hair effect. lap pockets and
strap astenings.
NOVELTY CLOTH REFERS, lap pock-
cts. broad rolling collars finished with silk
cord and 10 ne buttons. Sizes to ~ years.
81 an 81 3d.
TAN AND BROWN MINED CHEvIOT
JACKETS, lap pockets. plated back, fast
ened at waist with crossed straps. Sizes L.
ii and 10 years.
-S10.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

HE SMrRsA Rues
Are commanding much attention as ever In
creased interest," increased sales. The prices mn
usual. The best make of Rugs at about half their
value. good assortment. of all styles AID sizes.
TART Gallery ........... .4th oor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
1928 DREss F.pRrcs.
HEREs Az ECONOMICAL DREss.

HERE'S AN ECONOMICAL DRESs.
tn cost you 81 yard and yet dress length OF 5Oc
fabric will cost only SOC. less. The width explains
These 81 serges are 81 inches wide. To call them
serges is misleading Glance at samples in window Of
No. l1l7 Penna. before coming in the store and
you'll notice the fabrics generally advertised under
fancy names and termed bargain at sLs5d yard.
Besides those in the window have plain and dago-
nal serge mixtures. whose prominent colors are the
greens. blues grsys browns. reds, tans. Vastly
uperor in quality 10 the SOC. abrics and
yet dress length costs only SOC. Aren't these
economical dresses'
OF have ho~ much be written Of one
line you must be content with the following price
be so eloquent that pou toould understand that the
greatest par,etv-pe claim 0rss,est Quanfies-
Of Autumn Dress Fabrics is be FOUND at the Pal
ais Royal.
QUO. FABRICS include no less than as different
styles. Notable the Chevron and Diagonal Chew
OTIS. Storm serges. Diagonal Cloth finish serses.
Fancy Stripes and Mixtures typically English. Two
tone Diagonas and ombre Stripes. AL these Fdbrics
are warranted pure WooL
75c.-The Chevron Mixtures at this price are 81
inches wide and therefore another economical
dress"
el-Besides the serses above quoted Epingle
Cords I'm slace effects; Twotone serges: Bensaiines
with polka dots; Genuine Scotch Cheviots.
Gillian odd price-A Palais Royal price. Such
goods at the lowest priced competing establishment
are 81. % yard. Investigation asked The Poplins
In shot effects the SILK and DOL Diagonal Cloths the
Atwood Matalesse the CRYSTALLINE Novelty in combi-
nation colors. generally sold from 81 IS to a. 80
yard.
sl.25 to 81 so yard for Novelties whose names
would be All Greek" to you
USED As DREss TRIMMINGS
Velour Russo is diagonal cloth something like the
material used in clothes. only the stripes are
bright colors. giving the fashionable glsce effect %
inches wide. %. 20 yard.
Fancy Stripe Gisce silks at 81 IS. Fancy Benrslins
ct 81 80 yard. the plain being only sl-3S.
changesble Tsfsta silks at sec. and extra quality
plain black for only 75c. yard.
Glace Yelvsts e. 90 yard.
Aii-snk Fancy Striped yelvsts. in combination
colors. only u. se yard.
Plain siik vevets. in al the autumn shades. q 20
e4ysra.
ssfssh.on Pisses &C.. for the eonvenienos Of VS.
isOrs Wishing TO learn the latest styles snd the
srranssmsnt Of The above mentioned ss Trimmings.
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