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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22
Wnnalaal6er's.

..{Yhitc Goods have caugh
IL shirt of the season
Oh Choosing at the manufactoris'
means two things-gettlng ll''
nick and getting bottom price,
Some Of these sorts weF'
never in this market before re- u.
~ 1otted ane l1gnred SANS; , .n =, .izs
Do ~ ip dots. pinhead to niesr I;s sie,
Sac to zoe; figures in large N''''''
Sii IS " Ss us AZ iu 4oc to s. , Th5,i
Der cream, black, pink. blue ,;,l eS,a'''''
,ns;zr Nile, lavender, heii@tF" lps;a,u
S;9E Mil with soft finish IKE ss'- an,
s' SIN ms sec to s. 10; white eF'a" '"'
black sbser medium
T ma heavy. FROM a5c TO Sis
7reMch Bafisfe, 90 in 2Se % -
Colon chi6ons. AZ 10 7ss 70 I'm in as
E,sech Tafonef. soft hnish' a '''' D
10 &c; 40 in. use to soc - 6oe.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22
RAW. JOHN A. B WILSON i, is i in mar,

paw ToHN A. WILSON Is IN hs,
,se[ n 50 far as a peaceful walk through
: "a .bon .av be considered. His tro"O,s u
S 7bsro ss Iate session of Conference and nl
A y. transfer to New York where he was glven
VIII handsome appointment, is well known
by -. h;s troubles have not ended. new
Work papers report under prominent
,.aa5,res that his new charge IS o0lecuns
,onr Wilson filing their pulpit and OBJ
80 q lis record in this Conference
NJ members of his church in New
worl have taken kindly to Dr. wilton
,s S,r was highly recommended to them hem
~ bishop Foss, and in public print deny deny
lie published reports of their ehar g.
Zinc dissatisfied with DR.. Wilson 10
~ ou,side lhe situation looks like TINS,
W. If there is no dissatisfaction IN tine
Nav, work church with DR.. Wilson, nov,
,yssit that leading daily paper snouio
nublish detailed statement o. the o ~.
lions to hima There must have Oeep
ss,..a cause, or it would never hsse y
Oh b. h ae glad am us prove sn-s like tsei
Pittypat and Tippytoel which /
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

Tell Every Lady that you Me0S
That for tasty new spring dress pattern, - =
,vv Mrs Ready. Her line OF lSn' 30 y Nj
y. a5yod si are the preltiest eyer brought 10 ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22
beautiful Bedford Cords.

Beautiful Bedford CoyaS.
DS To- he forefront of favor at
a bound, and there they stay.
T Rich but unobtrusive elegant
always, in good taste always ~ avs
where anything out oil inc
sombre will do. F.
For a Street Costume Tor
Ia Morning Gowning' for an
Evening Dress, for a MouJlk
Coat for-almost no matter
what a Bedford Cord IS as
surely 'the thing" as any "o-
ven stuff can be. uo1
We have an unequalled col
lection Of them.
9o-in. Bedford, z5c' z-c
, 3o-in. Bedford VigoureuN'7o'
SGo-in. Bedford, 81,
Tin Bedford Melange' ST.
= 45-in Bedford Vig0ure''
g SI.25.
;. 4s-in. Plain Bedford, 81. rs, H.
:. 46-in. Bedford in three grace
a1 A8ein' Bedford DiagOnal'$2.5
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

Certain ofthe Atwood Dress
stnfs. mostly stripes. have Ia,
dropped from 81 to 75c. This
sort Of thing is happening 10 70
many a spot where a heayylsf
weave feels the fore-touch 0
Summer.
The beauty-speCked Flullle
tbs (85c) are slipping out last
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

A scoop-net sweep at two
of the Black Dress Goods
Oj g S AH-sin s.d sir and ss0Ol . Grs,,,
sdfne and HeynGHf--Plain, ng is,I'
and striped, single and double " wio luI
probably the largest and Iienese o,' W Z,
ac,;on IA any Dress Goods stock II
America. Prices soc to S..
7ignyed Black G0ods--IIoops Q. Pss
terms at 7se. s. ana ana di .,1o sn5
l,'ooien 6gures, coiors, weights, hnisl
aSJ Sesions are newest and correct.
70 stviea al 7sc zo styles at u
a6 styles at $I.25.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22
Scarlet Glover,

Oh Oh, sie glad / am 'tis 81 PRO
Pittypat and Tippytoel
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Thomas Magee's Opinion.


/ think the rea-estate market in 1891 was
prosperous. / know tn & because the volume OF
tie sales showed a material reduction from the
totals OF 1890 Tie majority OF persons think The
reverse. But viewed from any standpoint OF The
interest now derlVahle. from the improy ment of
outside districts. or as to the volume OF business
transacted or profits Betted from mercantile or
manufacturing projects generally, Tcai-estate
sellers had no right 10 complain. And even IL
with The reduced volume Of sales I'D 1891 a ma
teual fail in general prices had occurred, still
owners would have no just cause OF com
plant In view OF the weli-known fact that
city property OF all kinds (eYen that
furthe>t out, most desOiste and unim-
prov has greatly advanced, year after year for
the past six years. OF the profits made IN the
city and SIae lom all binds OF business either
SEPARATE OF aggregated. city real estate has not
Only derived IFS fun share but more than lis fun
share. II city iealestate own rs would work
harder for tile general ben fit and display far
greater desire than they hitherto ever Lave done
To invest part of their profits in the real iOunda-
tfon OF city growth hen population would rapIdly
Increase, and win that Increase real estate
would rapidly advance. The proposed steamship
line 10 New York would by 30 means
cure all cur many causes OF transpotta-
lion complaint, but II would unqueslfpna-
BY cure the worst OF them. Every real
estate owner should take stock In this project
viii most cheerfuily do 50, and indeed, but that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
REDFERN FASHIONS.

What sumptuous, wonderful. ingenious
cOntrivanceS for the Over-dressed society
lady TO display, disguise, torture. improve
aud exhibit erpampered form in! l stroIled
into 2l0 Fifth avenue the other day and saw
heaped upon the salon tables such heaps
upon heaps of dainty fur-tr!mmed garments
of rich Innings, cloths. serges and other ma
terials; such wealth Of draperies, cloaks
and coats that was moved to inquire how
New York womanhood, even endowed as it
is with a luxurious nature. could ever be
expected to purchase, still more wear such a
host of vauities. 1t was then explained
that these were being prepared for Wash
ington, where Redfern will turn his atten-
tion to the wants Of the bellies of the capital
of the nation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Jacob Hevman,s Statement.
Jacob Herman in Conversation said /:

During the past year more sales were made to
parties desiring homes than during any previous
y az that 1 can recall. and the custom is taking
such a strong hold that 1t will be but few years
before every person Will own his own house nd
lot. Besides acquiring home, they each their
children also how necessary it Is TO nave home
besides deriving The benefit of the increase in
values. Such has been the custom In the Eastern
States for lSany years, and | am pleased TO see
that we are following ibeiI example.
Owing to the great demand for residence
property. / have placed on the market 325 lots,
ouuded by Douglass, Twenty-second and Eliza
beth streets. In placing This tract lie mar
ket have opened M one Of The most promising
districts in the vicinity of the Castro ST. eet
eable-Toad, and have given home seekers an op-
pOTiunity 10 invest, which they would otherwise
have been deprived OF For the coming year the
prospects are very encouraging, and investors
can be assured of a steady increase In city prop
eIty, more particularly that located In Noe Val
ley and the section 10 the vicinity OF the bOule-
ward,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

This firm expressed their views as TO tn
zeal astafa nnflnnk rs fnIInws

This firm expressed their views as to the
real estate outlook as follows:
Business In real estate during the past year has
been fam in general and good with US in par
ticUlaT We have no reason 10 complain. We
have made some large sales during the year, aud
have subdtVlGed several large Tracts success
fully. The aggregate value Of property sold by
our finn during 1891 is 81 oil .SG2 80 which is
not such poor showing alter all Tor an of year,
ard out Of a total OF ST.. 0O0. 600 If the bust
ness for ule past six months had been a. good % s
The hIst half of The year, we would have one
30 per cent muTe Tie principal reason for
the decreased activity during The la ter part OF
tire year asCrbe to the expectancy of buyers
OF a drop in prices, which, however did not
occur, or, II at all, only 10 very small degree. and
In isolated cases only. Good solid investment
property is very fam, 50 are choice residence
sites, especially on Pacific heights. We look
uron The prospects for The coming yeaI as qu1e
encouraging. so much that, as you see We
deem more commodious quarters for The business
Of our firm necessity. Yes, you say for Us
that we feel sangHine that a large amount OF
money now boarded up IN savings banks will
seek aud fGd profitable investment III real estate
here during the coming year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
What $. p. Middleton Said.
The views of S. P. Middleton Of S.

The views Of S. ?. Middleton OF 5. p.
Middleton IL Co. were as follows:
The real estate market for 1891 has as a
whole been satisfactory, with the exception OF
the dizziness Of The last two months, Certain
lines of property have been In demand coninu-
ously. with Gull supply. GOud paying properties
from s15 900 10 $780, 900 could always find buy
ers, Gut The demand generally exceeded the sup
ply. Purchasers found that to get good invest.
ments for their money they were compelled 10
drift further from lie former business streets
This has caused an increase in the value OF
properties on all streets entering Market street
from the north and west.
The immense quantity of (socalled) outside
property thrown on The market in subdivisions
has caused a dullucss IN that liue, giving ais
Appointment 10 many who sought for a turn.
Money IS plentiful. yet ii is held lightly and
buyers nov demand concessions on the part Of
sellers. Dealers look 10 The opening Of the new
yer to bring back some OF The activity which
existed during the early part OF this year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

alter all The clouds are ons fog, which strong
wind In The shane of live Iaffic Association
will blow over. For our part we Delese 10 tDls
Traffic Association and in the cause II repre-
sents We believe in the early coming OF a com
petiBg road and on this depends very largely
the prospects of real estate Tor the next TWO
years.
OF course there are other and favorable ee-
ments. Tie abundant haIyests, The high price
OF wheat and low freight rates, all The profits OF
which go TO the producer; the large cash sur
plus at the banks and In the hands of The people;
the abundance of money anXiously looking for
safe and profitable Investment; the promised ex-
causes that must be considered SO that review
ing the whole situation the prospect for the
coming year Is very good.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Madison & Burke.

This veteran real estate firm, speaking Of
what is past and the success to come, say:
We have closed very successful year aud
look with much encouragement on he propects
for 1892 We find the market In very heal
Inv condition Although business Is quiet at
present prices are firm and inquiry good, par
ticularly 10 residences and business and tene-
ment property paying fair rates OF interest
What we need 10 greatly improve the real
estate market is an increase OF population. The
want Of this is shown IN the number OF vacant
houses and flats about The city. The large
amount of new tenement buildings thrown on
The market during most OF the past year has eX-
ceeded the demand. Now that there Is lull In
building of rentiug-hOuNes the NUMBER OF Vacan-
cies are rauidIV diminishing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
w. r. Allan.
w. Z. Allen OF Jones & Allen, in talking
OF solid Improvement in outside blocks and

w. +. Allen oil Jones IL Allen, in talking
OF solid Improvement in outside blocks and
what the installment plan is doing, said:
Our time the past year has been exclusively
devoted 10 the buying of outside blocks and their
safe 10 lots, Chiefly on the lnstallment plan. The
results were eminenty satisfactory. The sales
nave been large, the advance in value steady and
substantial. ana Tile margins consequently graft
lying 10 estimating the business tor the past
year an element OF considerable importance
should be taken into consideration aud that Is
the large number Of lots, running into the thou
sands. that Rave been sold on the contract or in
slailment plan. These contracts are not re-
corded. and consequently do not enter into any
estimate OF The years business, yet their total
value Is very large.
For the coming year, hasty first glance
shows very gloomy outlook. The despondenL
ones tell OF determined and continued depTes-
SION ihat Is 10 drive half ile real estate agents
out OF business and lace the other half on very
short commissions. They talk of the bearish
effect OF presidential year. followed By very,
very wet blanket IN the shape OF HE Worlds
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Gents Furnishings!

At l5c.
200 dozen GENTS SCARFS, in tecks, four
in-hands and windsors. former price 25c
and Soc, will be closed out at 15c each.
At s5c.
$50 dozen GENTS SCARFS, in tecks, four
in-hands, puffs and windsors, former
price soc and 75c, will be closed out at
CSC each.
At SOC.
IS dozen CENTS FANCY TRIMMED
NIGHT-SHIRTS, made extra large,
with felled seams, and trimmed with
"Cash" fast-coor trimmings, former
price Soc. will be closed out at SOC each
At Z1ac.
200 dozen GENTS SEAMLESS BRITISH
SOCKS, made with double heels and
toes, in brown, slate and drab mixtures,
former price 81 30 a dozen. will be closed
out at re pair.
ALL ODD SIZES AND BROKEN LOTS
OF zen 10 ONDEhCI1h1 AMI
DRAWERS WILL BE CLOSED OUT
AT HALF PRICE.
At 81 90.
IS dozen CENTS GENUINE CAMEL'S-
HAIR UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs, ali sizes, former price 81 80, will
be closed out at 81 each
At s. l 90.
80 doz. GENTS SCARLET INDICATED
LAMB'S-WOOL UNDERSHIRTS and
DRAWERS. warranted fast dye former
price 81 80, will he closed out at 81 each.
At IS as.
60 dozen GENTS TWO-THREAD NON
SHRINKABLE LAMBS WOOL and
CAMEL'S-HAIR MINED UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, former
price ST 75 will be closed out at 81 %
each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
w. L. Morgan g. Co.

W. l. Morgan of w. J. Morgan 81 Co.
spoke as follows
The year 1891 has been a satisfactory one in
many respects, although its sum total, both in
number aud amount, was smaller than 1890.
The market has been steady and prices firm.
This assures a good year Tor 1892, as owners
are beginning to realize the absurdlty OF expect
ing prices that discount the future, and sales
will be more readily effected. The transporta-
ton Question is being satisfactorily agltaled, and
prospects OF railroad com petition are better now
than ever. Inside properties Will always have a
ready sale at market values, but the public
ought 10 be cautioned against installment pur-
chases of outside lots. | do not contend that In
ten wears from now these lots will not be worth
more, but / believe that their present values
are inflated and that the poor man Will lose his
all just as soon as the drop occurs or he loses
his uOsifiOn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

must come little fire. and when another trans
continent ! line reaches point within this State
north OF the Iehacbapi mountains There Will be
such a boom In California as was never seen be-
fore.
La my opinion there is nothing 10 discourage
intending buyers of city property. In fact. with
TIE use OF modicum of ordinary Judgment in
buying one cannot miss 1t in the purchase of San
Francisco realty. And as 10 country lands there
probably hasn't been so favorable q Time TO pui-
chase them IN twenty years there is right now.
We have had a long season OF depression in this
class OF property, and now Is the time 10 buy.
OF course II takes courage 10 follow the maxim
OF 'Old Hutch" The famous Chicago grain dealer,
bu the thlng 10 do in land dealing IS "Buy 'em
when they ale cheap aud Sell EN- when they are
llel.n
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

| hold fifth interest in the Powell and Jackson
street cable lines which has frs and last called
for great q al ui money, would want To lake
a very heavy interest in this steamship nroJeci,
if 1t is 10 be IN earnest hands and properly man
agrd.
The real estate outlook for 1892 has no signs
OF BOOM and therefore none Of robbery in 1t, but
It's prospects are fair and healthy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
IsA WEBS.
HEAVY DRAWERS neatly trimmed with
embroidery,
100 dozen FINE Muslin DRAWERS With deep yoke = tucks at bottom
LA CTTGNEI5EE5.
embroidery
AT 80 cents
dozen IAS cEME napgfad @ genuine W'mta muslin p0mOa
At rs Gents.
square embroidery
finished with beang and match, regular 81 90
the
finished with Hamburg edgmg worth Coo
ant
collar and neatly trimmed WIN en-
NGHTGQWNs from
insertion plated back collar and cuffs to match YOKE
La
=
finished with
Gents
Hamburg embroidery. value
GARMENTS,
skirt
worth So $780, 81 and So
LADIES elegantly trimmed with lace and embrddery
high 20
CnrI.DERENJ'9
CHEMSES AND DRAWERS
On-haf the cost of manufacturing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
.. +. Won Rhein Expresses Himself
o. F. Won Rhein expressed himself in the
words


The property which we den0miuate real estate,
with TIL emphasis on Tie real, as II all else were
doubtful aud IL alone staple. the German calls
bottom or foundation possession (grundeigent-
hum), while the French word is unmOvabe prop
eTty. All nations seem 50 to recognize the Mt
ness OF making The value OF real estate the gauge
of the general prosperity OF the community.
Apply this test, il would be misleading to say
that the year now elused has been a boom
year, and 1t il, perhaps, well for the city that
1t IS Prices have been firmly MAIN
tanned, but tile volume Of transactions II
anything mas been smaller than that OF 1890.
sites with marine view. has there been marked
growth ID values, and equally oniy in exceptional
cases Ia Outy ing districts has there been small
Sbrin age. Generally holders have been firm ia
their demands, and buyers bad either 10 pay fun
ruling rates or leave their money uninves ed
Business property IN value from $4,000 TO
100000, throughout the year has been In
greater demand than the supply could satisfy.
AS TO 1892.
With the widespread agiati0n now prevail
ing in all ranks or our population Tor a compel
ing railroad and Incl eaAed water transportation
facilities; WIN lie greatly improved methods
now used for advertising the advantages OF the
Coast; Win lie impetus TO all Kinds Of business
Which the approach OfThe Worlds Fair cannot fail
TO give With an abundant harvest ~ prospect aud
the millions OF unemployed capiai ln our savings
banks, risk nothing IN predicting prosperous
reaestate year for 1892, aud / am willing 10
make the remit OF our auction at Irving Hall,
January 2Slh the Test. With several hundred
thousand dollars worth OF downtown business
property thr sale Of The Pearson estate, being
Tie nrst great Ieai-eState event Of 1892 is sure
10 De considered as establishing a standard of
value al least i0r waterfront realty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
EmbrOidGrieS EmbrOiderieS !

500. O00 yards HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
at half former prices-to be closed out
at2hc, sc, ne, Zoe, 121ae. 15c, zoe and
25c yard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
George D. shadburne.

He speaks of what is being done to beau
tiiy the city:
Reviewing the business transacted by us we
find that the year has passed very satisfactorily.
\ Notwithstanding last summers business was re-
puted 10 he dull the month or August proved to
be our best. We attribute our success TO The
fact that we deal specially In property situate in
one OF the most picturesque parts OF this city,
namely Castro Heights and enyirons. There
is at the present no part OF the town being built
up more rapidly. lying more beautifully, award
ing a b nd ,omer view Our outlook In the
future is quite cheerful as we adhere o the gen.
eraI opinion that next spring viii bring
healthier market, especially as far as The out
skirts of the city are concerned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Sol Getz Talks Real Estate.

Sol Getz Of Sol Getz & Bro. expressed
himself as follows:
We are more than satisfied with our real
estate sales for the year Just past. We averaged
about I've los day aud al prices that VIII be
ed extremely low in another year. TIE
prospect tor next year IN the outside lands near
he Golden Gate Park is even Si better, IN view
OF the Tact thai number OF cable and electric
lines VIII be built there Ia tie near future. For
seye al very good reasons the park property Will
always be in good dem1nd-
Ffst-BeCauSe the prices are low enough to
lie within the reach OF everyone who has ever so
small a monthly income, lois being sold on the
iuStailmeHt pian.
SecOnd-That section OF the city is the extern
sion OF the Western Addition residence district,
where The cheapest 25-fOOt lois cannot now b
bought for less tEan $500 each.
Third - The appropriation made every year
to beautiiy tn park VIII enhance the value OF
all adjoining outlying land near more chan any
other section of the city.
Fourth-Tns EXPENSE of grading streets and
lots Will not be One-siXth pant of other parts
where the ground is composed OF other than
sand.
The assertion that next year VIII und Oubt-
eGly be a prosperous one in real estate viii
easily be verified by everybody who will reflect
upon The fact that thousands OF people who in
former years Invested all their incomes in min
ing stocks and found them only wildcat Specu-
latiOnS, have turned their attention to the safer
Investment that good zeal estate clearly affords.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
GRAND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE!

the
in
l also atnsC
BOUGHT AL OUR OWN fiouhhS Fun
e. a e
Phenomenal Reductions from Actual Values
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

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