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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-05

Q1E PAYS for IA home lot at Mays Land
QLO ing, the fine suburb of Atlantic City; 3
squares from r.. r.. communication fare to Phila
20 cents; has court house, hotels. schools
churches, cotton, paper clothing, cigar sash
brick, and numbering mills with finest water
power; fine driving, fishing, cunning, bathing
selling; city and country combined; 30 houses
built last year and not one empty; safe and
sure investment $50 invested will increase
S2l in 6months; mills built this year; lots are
so feet above ocean; 10 per cent. of for cash;
lots for sos; title insured. Send for circular.
MAYS LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO.. 658
Franklin St Philadelphia. 9-3O-2m
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and stationery store, No. q North Main
street 4-27-ti
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A GENTS WANTED ON SALARY or com
"A mission, TO handle the new Patent Chemi-
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The quickest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Erases ink
thoroughly in two seconds. No abrasion Of
paper Works like magic. 200 to 800 per cent
profit One agents sales amounted to $500 in
six days Another S32 in two hours, Previous
experience not necessary. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mfg Co, La
Crosse, Wis. x439 5-24-1y
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Downs Elixir viii cure any cough or cold
no matter Of how long standing, I'm
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By sending us your cabinet together with
so cents, we viii finish you one dozen photos
II-2-tf w, A. KEAGEY.
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Lanes Family Medicine
Moves the bowels each day. Most people
need to use it.
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NOTICE!

OFFICE OF THE
SCHUYLKILL TRACTION COMPANY
All merchants and storekeepers are hereby
notified th,'t this company viii not be responsi-
Bile for goods delivered unless the same have
been ordered by an officer of the company, upon
a printed form used for that purpose.
V. II. YARNALL
November 3, 1892 General Manager
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Letter List.

The following letters remain uncalled for in
the Shenandoah Schuylldn county, Pa post
office, November 3, 1892:
Gutshsll VIM. Saltemberg Jacob
Morgan Lizzie
Parties calling for advertised letters should
please say advertised" One cent win be
charged on all advertised letters,
II. c. BOYER, p. NJ.
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81 tried a bottle of Salvation on on wound
ana was cured within several days l ever
had such good remedy as salvation OIL in my
hands. Mrs. }. c. Duncan, Lexington, Mo-"
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Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters received
daily at Coslett's. 9-22-tf
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DOARDERS WANTED "A few good board
ID ers wanted at No 1876 West Line street.
Terms Sl7.5O per month, or $3.50 per week,
including washing and mending.
ll-4-2w ELIAS KBHL.
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EoR SALE.--A good heating stove Apply
Il at the HERALD office. tt

EOR SALE-CHEAP.-O Of Chambers &
Il Cos copying presses, the present owner
having no use for 1t; being good as new. Call at
HERALD office,
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MT TANTED.-Reliable man here, and another,
w one to two hundred miles outside $500
first year Stamp and references. MORRIS, 50
care this paper 10-29.6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The assumption Of control Of the garbrge
collection BY the police on yesterday was meas
urably prevented by the absence Of the con-
tractor in another city. The contractor was
absent because he depends on other persons
carrying out his cont and he was obliged
to leave the scene whei presence is so much
required In order to consult with his subcon-
tractors Meantime the Commissioners, the
heath officer. the auxiliary police and the
patient holders Of garbage that they wish re-
moved are awaiting developments. II it we're
not for the previously good condition of the
city, OF the kindness Of Providence. these de-
Velopments would speedily come in a most
unpleasant, positively distinctive, manner.
Adding few carts or wagons. a smaller num-
Der than he promised, is not all the contractor
has TO do IN this grave emergency The truth
Is that If he had properly used those already
In service the city would be now in far better
condition than IL is likely TO be in many DAYS
under the existing order of things.
The capital Of the republic deserves better
fate than to be at the mercy of inefficient con-
tractors, and a system Of government depend
eni entirely On the capriees and the demogogic
fears Of Congress.
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Fo. Tn. Wuo1. Wrrx.

Thars b 1o1in1 1ke 0tiafsction. md that msgcAnnt
Arm Who ssoafUs the oon1dencs Of tt pstzcns By
selling 0oos that reliable and Invariably repre-
ssntsd has much 70 b proud o. Thsrs imts shoe
house in washtngtoa ths& hes gained widsr cirss Of
patronage than thst Of Msssrs. WILSON L CARR o2o
It. w., md they deserve H. becsuls thsy nsvsr ssl
shoe that they cannot rscommend Thsy have stated
vsry smphscaiy that shstr % 50 Hhos y TIE satast
saaest and most comfortable footwear ever sotd In
this city. aad the hundrsds Of ps0pls who srs nov
fect Tbs shss = naAs d varisty Of shspss. duh
glass Anish ~ IaAfsa bat eofset = ths nain essidr
sssapa md u h nsv9 found lsskng. ThsR s>ees b
~ sntnoN3sdesd AesAauartsEe f9 svuy vasisty a
1nsest footwsar-not e4ds and sndA ~ s1eek ssm-
plsss u vssy As1an Hype ssssolng - - ssasAsss
you VIII nssd paar a D60ng 9slppes4 ypu en- -
hoD h9o & I'D. pa1E. M16-1n
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7. B. TowsER & Sox.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 TIN ST. NV.
One case 104 Bleached Sheeting. Ice
. One case 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, lie.
One bale Unblesched Cotton Remnants, Sc.
Featherproo Ticking, in short lengths. E3fc.
5-4 Table Oflcloth, 15c.
Storm Serge. all WOOL In all colors. Soc
Mosquito Net. yards wide, in ali coiors 4Oc niece
Gents Silk Stripe Over Shirts reduced to SOC.
Large line Gents Light Scarfs reduced 10 l9c.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton, SIC.
Full line Ready-made Sheets. Pillow Cases and
Bosters
We make q specially of Black Dress Goods. Extra
bsrrains.
Don't fail to see our Soc German Table Linen.
White Bed Spreads 10 suit all In price and quality.
Gents Patent Wire Buckle Suspenders. 25c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, Cor .oc.
New shades OF Fall Dress Goods.
Satines, from 70 10 yards. worth from l2< to 2Sc
only &c.
Extfa bargains In Towels su6tr
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CLOAK DEpARrxrsr.

Mohair Ulster. black. Size 50. Reduced
from Is to g. 80.
Tan Russian Blouse Suit trimmed with
black braid. Size "a Reduced from % to
e61j.
Black SILK Shoulder Cape. silk lined Size
&C. Reduced from "a. so to 81. so.
2 Black Novelty Cloth Vests. Sizes 90 and
80 Reduced from 90 to 81.
Light Tan Walking Jackets, checked and
plain. satin facings. Sizes 81 and 49, Re-
duced from S12 so to %. so.
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Misses, DEPARTMENT.

1 Navy Blue Flannel Guimpe Dress--full
skirt-deep hem. Size 10 years. Reduced from
g. 70 to e. 80.
Fine Green Broadcloth Reefers-large
sailor collars-fare cuffs-pearl buttons. Sizes
II to IA years. Reduced from O.. so to
e2.50
White India inon Dress-hemstitched
skirt and embroidered waist. Size q years Re-
duced from 81 80 to e. so.
livery Fine White Persian Lawn Dress-hand.
somely embroidered. Size 10 years. Reduced
from SIS to s. 70.
Fine Persian Lawn Guimpes-embroidered
yokes-full embroidered rufles around neck
and sleeves. Sizes and years. Reduced
from %. 81 to ~
(Third floor lth at buildfn9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The car drivers are being instructed with
proper care and dehberation for their change of
occupation TO that of gripmen on the new cable
road Accidents have been wonderfully few
with the 9Th street line, and it is record that il
h worth taking good deal of pains to keep up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The cleansing Of the Augesn stables was
task thai viii have q successor in the removal
Of "ashington's garbage. Come forth, Her
eules Hollinberger!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The weather bureau becomes more and more
incapable Of humsne impulses. 1t has even
ceased it's promises Of prompt and complete
relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Nr. H. Clay King is one Of the few men who
may congratulate themselves on getting into
the peniteutiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

There was time when it was an impossi-
bility to get expressions of opinion from Bis
narck- Now they are drugs on the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Keep cool in keeping cool. That is. don't let
II worry you while you make provision against
the effects of the heat This is the very flower
Of midsummer philosophy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Nh Holman should donate . picture of him
self 70 the Worlds Fair. The management
would probably enjoy turning il TO the wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

HANDxrRoH1Er DEPARTMENT.
5Ladies' White All-linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, eighty damsaed. Reduced from
123{ to 90.
3LAdies' AI-linen Handkerchiefs. hand en-
broidered initials; Ms and 7. Reduced
from rs to SIC. 8 for 81
LADIES' Al-linen Hsmstitched Handler
chiefs. hand embroidered initials A, 2 F's.
K, P's and T's. Reduced from 30 to &c.
Ladies' White japanese Silk Handkerchief.
embroidered, scslloped edge. soiled. Reduced
from 20 to Soc.
3large Japanese Silk Handksrchiefs, light
blue and lavender. slightly faded. Reduced
from 70 to Soc.
Mems Extra Fine Fancy Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. colored embroidered dots forming
border Reduced from IS to Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

One Of the men who must suffer great deal
from the beat is the advance agent Of political
harmony.
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
9 Kilt Suits. 2 reduced from IS to 81 rs
reduced from q. Is TO 81. 70.
Is blazers 10 reduced from %. so TO a. 25.
6reduced from g. 15 to 81 So
Two small lots Of Boys Straw Hats reduced
to S3c. and q.
cd floor 10th at blde
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1he sarbaee nuisance cannot be talked out
g existence. Work must be done.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

2Outing Cloth House Dresses Size "a. Re-
duced from %. 25 to s1.75.
] Fancy Striped Silk Waist Size az, Re-
duced from Is. so to So 25.
2Fancy Percale Wrappers. robe 'front.' Sizes
AZ and A. Reduced from d. IS to 81 25.
i Fine Saline Wrapper, trimmed with en-
broidery. Size 10. Reduced from &5 to g.
Ar-silk surah Waists. plated back and
front-6nished with belt-1 olive and garnet.
Size 30. Reduced from go to $3.50.
(Third door. 1lth ct. butFding.l
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IN. olive branch crop has 80 far been fail
urs in both parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

IL would be discreet to hold back the mas
sive campaign document until the weather
moderated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

"SH1Rr Talk.
By The Too Old Tgners"
When there's the least need Of Dress
Shirts You should examine In
vtncble'' At Soc.-6 for So. No matter
where you have been getting measured
for shirts to order. we can lit you equally
well.
different sleeve lengths to each neck
size. &5c. each-6 foraV
The T,co Old Timers"
S. B. E11ERY & Jos. HI. IRELAND
Managers Branch Baltic Shirt Factory.
auto a31 9th st. n w.. near n. Y. ave- junction.
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ANEANJS DEkAhTAENT.
2Checked 0inghsm Hats. broad hrims and
full fancy crowns-used - garden or picnic
hats-can b easily Numbered. Rsduosd from
u. 20 to u.
3odd shapes In neat Plaid bingham Hata,
large hriros edged With frill Of Hamburg. fun
crowns trimmed In Hamburg. Rsducsd from
o2.75to q.
Chamhray Sun Donnets. fsncily trimmed IN
eanbsoadsry 10 match--can b. easlly Isuadersd.
Reduced from q. Is 70 IL ek
(3secnd Aoos. ................l Oth e. bulldinG,
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News FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
1Light-weight Flannel Coat. slightly soiIed
Size 40. Reduced from o. rs to "a
3Engiish All-silk Tennis Belts. soiled. Re-
duced from S2 to Soc.
Fisk. Clark F1sss's Best Madras Shirts.
Size 131S Reduced from 81 SO to e. so.
UHCALLED FOR SHAT ORDERS
Figured Au-linen Shirts, each with two
collars. tize L. Reduced from - to s2 each.
2All-silk Shirts. Size 151f. Reduced from
% to e3 each.
(1St hoor. LIST annex
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Tn WAnnrs SHOE Houss
Ills F STREET N. w.

CARHARr & LE1DY.
eRs 7TH AND 7oe 81. Nw
CHALL1ES-Hah wool. about 25 pieces l6c quality
Marked down to I21fc.
DEAI1AN CHALLIES-32 inches wide 18c. quail
ity. Marked down 70 l23<c.
LADIRs JERSEY RIBBED vESfs-silk emhruid-
cry around the neck and arms, Soc.
quality. Marked down TO 25c.
LADIES' wAISTS-Fancy surah lawn. Sizes SO 10
40inch. Only Soc.
GENUINE BIARRITz KID GLOVES. Only ssc
Worth oi.25.
BARGAINS IN PARAsoLs.
BARGAINS IN CHINA MATING.
MEMS FINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS. neat
pin stripes. Reduced from q. so TO d.
Is pieces Of l03tc WHITE PLAID and CHECK NUS
LIHs. Reduced TO Be. Per ysfd
cARHARf LEIDY,
sus 0a7tA =. a.d 7oe Il. .. ..
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The Psrisian. with an eye to woman's costume Is
now worn. has designed Skirt to suit While gener-
Gus TN size it is not the ap when IL should out
or the Udv. and vice versa. wome will understand.
Ask to these with cambria scraper rune and 10
inch torchon lace founce. 81 as. but cheap at -
And this Skirt with sinch embroidery founce is
worth nearer u. so than e1-it's only dollar You
may more easily reckon the cost Of this Skirt with
hem AID three tucks and therefore viii be surprised
tolesrn it's only 30 cents Bur you should come err
porting baroains. You know how we came By these
ga<ments.
SILK SKIRTS that were made to retail at 81 &c are
here at only 90 4s-tans. gray and the Paris shade
known deyffs red.
These Black surah Silk Skirts. with extra deep
RUNE, are "a. g. instead Of $50
And hsre Briihantine skirts, with two ruses of
Eik. %. %. instead Of g. 50.
These srklfke Black Skirts AZ a. instead of Al q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

ART NErpIEwonk DEPARTMENT.
China SILK Head Rests. Reduced from
u 50 to SOC.
Brocaded SILK Head Rests. Reduced from
81. % 10 Soc.
2 Hsnd-embroidsred Glove Cases Reduced
from g to SOC.
Brocaded Plush Photo Frame Reduced
from S2 to Soc.
Hand-emhroidered School Bag. Reduced
from %. 50 to 81
Northumberland Silk Velvet Smoking
Cap. Reduced from % to 81.
2Haud- painted Towel Racks. Reduced from
81 to 25c.
Chinese Crepe Tidies blue and white. Re-
duced from q so to Use.
Hand-embzoidsred Scarf. Reduced from
%. 75toe2.
Infants Afghan. embroidered. Reduced
from Is 50 to $40.
Handmade Tidy. Rsdueed from "a. so to
el.5O.
Alot Of short lengths Of China Silks at ~
duced prices.
cd Moor .......................lOth It. bldg.)
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MONEY TaLKs.

MONEY TALKs.
Never in the history Of the city have we given such
real. genuine. Ing BARGAINS IN
SHOES AND ONFORDS.
We make Il point 20 buy all goods for spot cash %
the lowest cash prices Sbo.s don't cost much
our credit canleiiiors pay We might tell you our
Shoes GIVEN AWAY. 70 low have marked
down The price, With 9niek sales and for cash ~s
good represented. Sensible people not "a he
caught by foolish and ciatrsI claims of rest biggest.
most. &c. See what offer and you will be
WINGED that deT-nd facts. not fakes. - win
custom.
J. W. sIIBY's oNE-PRtCE COD. SHOE HOUSE.
ly23-lm' NV COT. Pa. ave. and 18th st
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WOODWARD : Loranoe.
10Th. 18th and = ia nv.
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Consrrs Fos THr Autumn.

XofAiae good but flsf q pav be wade bsttr 10 ON
motto. the Observance % which has made the Paais
Royal Corset Headquarters The 75c- corses for the
susumn shown ~ tmprovemsat over Last seasons.
Made 10 special order IL 10 lighter in weight while
stronger than tss Predecessor. II has the improved
double zone 10 sasssn stripped. improved long waist
Ladies' and Missr styles. ths latter with shoulder
straps sad 10 Sease To quickly introducs our new
csssss 50 csnh xfi b. TIE special prscs un sasur-
AAy q niddAy.
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TIE WARRES SHOE HOUSE,
Ills STREET NV.
HAS PROVEN TO THE PUBLIC THAT IT
Is THE ONLY GENUINE BA RGAIS SRoE
STORE on F STREET.
THIS WEEK WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL
LADIES' OXFORD TIES AND Low SHOES
BELOW ACTUAL COST. VIZ.
SEVERAL LOTS. MOSTLY 8. 80 AND4
IN SIZE. AT s1s5 PER PAIR; WORTH
$3.50. o AND -
ONE LOT MISSES HEELED SHOES
PAIR; WERE % AND % SO PER PAIR
FEW PAIRS MEMS % RUSSIA
CALF Balls. SIZES o. ek. 10 1Os<
AND IL. AT s2s5 PER PAIR
WE PAY NO REGARD TO COST ON
ANYTHING-ALL MUST GO.
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w. NJ. SHusrrn & Soss.
SlQ pENN AYR NV

w. Nj. SHusrrn & Soss.
sle PENN. AVE NV.
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMNER GOODS
NAMELY:
12ltc. OUTINGS reduced 90 Sc
l2s<c GINGHAMs reduced TO So
Zoe LAWNS reduced 20 Sc
l2sSc CANTON CLOTH reducedto Sc
Fine SATIN GINGHAMs. from soc. 70 sOc
pc. GINGHAN. 10 3or
20c. GINGHAM. 10 l5c.
All Summer Goods in proportion.
Now II your chance for summer bargains II you
have for them this season they will b. cheap
buy TO carry to But are determined 10
sell them II price will move them Come early b.
fore all sold. One price.
w. H. sHUsTER d SONS.
aug ele PENN AVE
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AND Now Fos UsDEnwr.R

AND Now Fos UsDrnwrAn
Though not writing Of regular stock we tell Of re-
liable goods. The choicest Cambria Garments Of
for general sale the maker rouId not haze had
them iert on has banda
There never yet was special bargain that didn't
bring sigh of regret from some one. We are smiling
gaining . reputation for bargains. And you are
snng-buying the best the price Of the ordinary.
But the maker Is siohino. Well. such 10 life.
Pans STYLE N1aHr Cows
That which makes these garments so desirable is
the most difficult to tell of-ths style Why does
Paris hat look more stylish than one Of your own
making! Why are these Paris Gowns 30 superior in
style. We know and you know that they are. but
hoe TO explain 10 beyond the rriters ability. So
much easier to tell to look at samples in window
OF No. llle Pennsylvania avenue. better still. to
take the elevator to second aoor where you may be
comfortably seated and deibers ey look through the
new stock.
It'll not only the hish priced garments that the
best Hsre'sa rnodest-priced Cambria Gowa that is
aptly named the Marguerite beautiful in its sim
piicity. Cunningly made rufies at neck. front and
sleeves the latter high and full The cluster tuck
yoke fits to lend the form The of the
sleeve and proper ut of the cuffs trinng details
that give the style readily seen. but yet indie
Unable; and this gown il only 40 cents
Here's one at 9S cents. with the new style rovnd
yoke of embroidery. and of course all the little frs
and finish that stamp it Partisan II you style
worth anything any Of these garments worth 40
much again asked for them.
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w COWARD AND A0TH101.
10TH. llrH AND r STA NV
~Usssd At svevv svsssns sscest SseHs>
6svs chm ~ cssss seL
Tomorrow vii b the last day Of TIE Csc.
VIII scarcely last ths day ouk
ToxosRow. Fn1DAr.
R.xsAxr DIR. As UsuAL
You all knov Whist this means-an Short
Lengths" odd Silica. A" 'Broksn Lots." &C..
will be closed out At greatly reduced prioss-
Nearly every department. contributes some
thing.
THE BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
VIII Be the center Of sstrao ton. however. -
the following list sttests:
4 yards An-si1k arsnsdine. 4e-inch. Was
%. Now %.
II yards Atwood Black and White ohallis,
31-tnch- Was s6.oo Now -
81 yards silk and Wool Grsnsdine. 0l-iAch.
Was e12. IS. Now a.
81 yards Black and White Striped Serge. ~
inch. Was %. 20. Now Is 60
Is yards Silk Yelling (for vsala. 1Aanah.
Was $40. Now 81.
80 yards Astrakhan-s striped ohsvio<. <A-inch.
Was e13. Is. Now o. To-
8 yards Astrakhan-s striped Chsyiot, 4Ainch.
Was cit. Now %.
~ yards Bedford Cord (coatins). 54-inch.
Was %. SO. Now SA50.
DRESS PATTERNS.
sN yards PoIka-spot Mousselins. 4O4nch.
Was $40 o. Now &C.
yards Black and White Plaid, 4O-inch.
Was 90. Now o.. IS.
,fyards Gray Check. 40-inch. Was s5.6a
Now g. rs
s yards Gray Pin Stripe. 4o-tnch. Was %.
Now g.
eyards Wool ersnadine. 4e-inch. Wa. s12.
Now eS
Sysrds Hemstitched Yelling. 46-inch. Was
60 Now "a.
II yards Silk and Wool Grsnsdins. 24-inch.
Was &18. Now s5.75.
yards Bordersd Wool Grenadine 48-anch.
Was GIG. Now 81
sysrds Gray Plaid. 4Oinch. was %. Now
-.
syards Gray Plaid. 42-inch. was s12. Now
81.
8 yards Black and White Striped Camsl's
Hair Grenadine. 42-inch Was o12. Now 81.
Qst noor.-......... Annex TO 10th Of. buildinS.)
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SAsHEs.

SAsHEs.
A lot Of Princess Sashes, in
silk and cashmere, with
crochet slides and tassels.
We're Il. 80. &c. each.
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00C1sssd At sverv svssSns ssceyt SoeSs>
Ssvs. ohm ~ cisss seL

TomWrov vii b the last day Of he Go.
1uslia Underwear saia Whist ~ have len
win scarcely last ths day ont
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Constr DEPARTMENT.

CoRsrr DEPARTMENT.
2psirs II. c." French Coutil Corsets-sxtrs
long waist-high bust-spoon busk Sizes 20
and 80. Reduced from 81 50 70 e.
(Second Aoor..... Annex to 10th Ut. buildtnr)
MusL1x UNDERWEAR DrpAsrxxsr.
Muslin 0own-hubbsrd yoke Of two HAM
burg inssrtinss and clusters Of tuehs-Ham-
burg collar and cufra Reduced from u Is
81.
(Sscond Aoor. 10th st. buildiue.,
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Tn. PAIAn Ror1.
4. LSss~.
$40 Corner leA T. End p sv~
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l RuSKs AND BAGS.
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

? Children's Blue Flannel
Bathing suits, slightly dam
aged. We're &2. - TO 83. IS. 9Sc. each.
u Misses Light Striped Elan
mel Blazers (soiled). Were
20. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sc- each.
8 tl.o0 Percale Skirts and
Waists. Sizes -, 40, AZ. .9Sc each.
7Lsdies' Outing Flannel Blouse
Waists. 15c. each.
6 Ladies' Navy Blue Flannel
Blouse Suits skirt and
DiOuse) I'll w e3Ch.
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SHOPPING.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Ribbons.

Ribbon Remnants. worth up "a
Sash Remnants At less than one
third price.
A lot of satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons, assorted colors. :. 20. yard
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DRY GOODS.
Remnants Of China Silks. .19c yard
Remnants of Pc. Satteens,
dress lengths. .12I<c- yard
10c. 38-inch Light Grounds
Figured Challies. sc. yard.
Remnants Of White Goods,
Satteens. Woolen Dress
Gro Jds, &C.. &C.. at actual
half price