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Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-02
ENGINEERING SKILL.
THE STORY OF THE BUILDING OF
BROOkLYN'S BIG SEWER.

An Enterprise Involving Magnificent En-
cheering Skill and the Expenditure
of an Enormous Sum of Money-Inter-
esting Details.
toni
Something dark and mysterious hangs
about the sewers Of all great cities. The
average citizen, as he walks or rides, is
dimly conscious that far below the tan
gled web Of gas and water pipes ulder-
meath his feet there is a swiftly flowing
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-02

COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
y COMPANY (Santa Fe Route) .
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1892,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-02

And IN accordance with law, SO many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be neces-
sary, will be sold at the Office of the company,
room No.7, at 144 South Main street, LosAngeles,
California, on the 9th day of March, 1872. at
IL O'Clock, a M OF such day, to pay delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs of
advertising and expenses of the sale.
NJ. A. TREY, Secretary.
Location OF Office, No. 144 South Main street,
Los Angeles, CAL 224 I'd
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-02

Pursuant to a resolution of the Board of
Directors, notice is hereby given that the date
of sale specified in the foregoing notice has
been extended and postponed to Thursday, the
7th day of April, 1892, at IL O'Clock am.
Dated March 8, 1892.
NJ A. TREY Secretarv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

The bill introduced by Senator Mcmillan yes
terdsy providing for changes along the line of
the tracks of the Pennsylvania road within the
city limits Of Washington embodies the plan
made by engineers Of the railroad company
after conference with Mr.. Mcmillan, and which
have been fully described in The STAR This
citizens, because it provides for the
abolition of grade crossings and death traps
in South Washington. After so many years o.
effort 10 accomplish this, attended only by dis
couraging failures. citizens are. as a rule, in
clined TO assent to any measure that promises
to bring about the much-desired result Mr..
Mcmillan has given much attention TO the sub
ject, and the bill be has introduced is repre-
sented as being. in his view, the best measure
that can be devised. which, while giving con-
sderation TO the interests Of the citizens will not
be opposed by the railroad company There
seems 70 be . very general notion that no bill
opposed by the railroad company could be
passed Experiences of citizens in the past
have confirmed this opinion If the bill now
offered becomes a law. citizens will be grateful
to Mr. Mcmillan for the good il contains. Its
passage would be in the nature Of confession
by Congress that that body is powerless TO
leeisla,e on matters affecting the Pennsylva na
company except on terms suggested by that
great corporation.
Az matter Of expediency then, citizens gen.
orally NAV approve or at least not oppose the
changes proposed to be made in the tracks on
Virginia Ead Maryland avenues. II is not likely
either that there viii be any serious opposition
to the proposed granting to the railroad COM
paay OF further and greater privileges on the
mall and the formal surrender to the company
OF tstaiE spaces now practically in its possess
sion. II such opposition is likely TO endanger
the prospect Of securing the abolition Of grade
crossings There Is one bad feature of the
measure, however. for which all the good II
promises would be no compensation. That ia
the proposal to surrender the Long
bridge entirely to the railroad company
and TO have new bridge for the
public Use constructed above il. In many ways
the Long bridge is greater evil than the
surface railroad. The bridge in It's present
condition Is constant menace TO the property
In the lower levels Of the city. and certainly
citizens viii never submit without protest to
having another bridge placed near it TO form q
new obstacle 10 navigation and TO increase the
danger In time Of freshets, especially when such
q measure does not seem to be required as an
engineering necessity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

NAx nseess~rily fsmilarizes men xiih bru-
salisy, and for that reason alone it Is not sur
prisins that men old in the service should re-
gard, or affect to regard, the hanging BY the
thumbs as . trivial affair. But IL is impossible
to justify Col. Streator's action on the ground
that such methods were used with men who
were IN most cases ignorant and who had
joined the army because the food, shelter and
mesger pay were Inducements. Even technical
authority to ineict such a punishment could
not oyershadow the fact that man who lack
the ability to discriminate, is totally unfit to
hold discretionary power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

The police deserve great credit for the
prompt use made of the cIevs thrown in their
way by the revelations in the Young murder
case Of the colored girl who witnessed the at
task, but did not see the robbery that followed.
Quite soon these clews we're awaited Of to get
possession Of the persons believed to have done
the vilhany. No opportunities seem to have
been wasted. The action Of the authorities
was, throughout. admirable in intelligence and
dsciaon. II it had not been for the girls story
told on the same night the issue might have
been different, but as soon rs they had the in
formation the police followed 1t I'D with
success that has won for them so much credit.
Several reflections here occur. First, the i'm
portance Of a larger police force. so that the
criminal class will not so readily undertake
such desperate acts. The city Of Warrington
and its suburbs demand for the protection Of
lives and property about twice the sctual num-
Der Of metropolitan police. The increase from
time to time has been slight compared with the
increase in the population, and extent Of the,
city It Is far inferior to the necessities Of the
case. The capital of great republic, with
Large government interests and the safety and
welfare Of thousands Of government employees,
ought surely TO be at leas< well policed as
other cities Of its size. As fact the security
afforded here by the government Is much less
than that afforded by cities some Of which are
smaller in size and all Of which have infinitely
less important interests demanding protection
than the city Of Washington The STAR takes
the present occasion, when the existing system
has, in a given case, proven the efficiency Of
the small force employed so far as II was pos
sible to secure protection to citizens, to
how the duty of Congress to main
ain a full police force in Wash
lngton. Policemen sufficient to watch all
the squares Of the city absolute necessity.
1t is not matter of what the thing costs. 4. is a
question Of what it will cost the government
and the citizens eventually TO neglect the pro-
vision so obviously demanded.
Another point for consideration is the import
ance on the part of all who can give informa-
tion throwing light on crimes, to do so promptly.
Without the aid Of such persons the police often
work in the dark. In the Young murder the
little colored girl reported at once what she
saw, and the result the apprehension Of
three men charged with the crimes Of murder
and highway robbery. A third observation is
the demand for closer watch upon the sections
so far from the main thorouShfares, SO far as
the number of public and private watchmen
will permit great proportion of the crimes
is committed in the localities Indicated and not
by any means always in the dark corners. The
part Of Capitol Hill that formed the scene Of
the Young murder is a respectable quarter Of
the city. Other sections of equal responsibility
and quietude have had their brutal murders
and highway robberies because Of the facilities
Afforded 10 the more reckless sort Of criminals
The time has come for providing greater
curity than now exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28
MEMS FunxrsHrse DEPARTMENT.
TRAVELLING Goops DEPARTMENT.

TRAVELLING Goops DEPARTMENT.
Mems Travelling Trunk. 2S-tnch. scratched.
Reduced from b. 70 to GO.
l Ladies' Enameled Canvas Dress Trunk.
36-inch Reduced from s13 to sl1. 80.
Cloth Cinb Bag. 14-inch, leather ends. bot
tom and lining. Reduced from 81. 25 to e5c.
Club Bags. Same style. 10-inch. Reduced
from 81. IS 70 Soc
Cloth Club Bag. grain leather ends and bot
tom. leather covered frame and inlay. leather
lined. Reduced from 81 l. to 15c
i Hat Trunk. l6inch. leather bound. Re-
duced from 4. % 70 s225
tbasement 11th st. building.)
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ToxonRox. FR1DAr.
Remnant CLrAn,sa Day.
THr LAST Bur one
PR,oR To TIE REASONING.

IL HE END IN vIEw-oniy . couple days more
and our great stoek-takiHo reduction saie will be
thing OF the past
Saturdays the day; ! o'clock's the hour.
Thanks are due the public for the immediate and TIRE
mendous responses to announcements during this
clearing" sale. We are satisfied 20 know that the
public read our advsrtisemens-and. BEST Of al be-
here fnthem. Why. because they know we adver-
@hdf zee adrertise. Reductions-seneral and unu-
sual-have been the order Of the day. Facts In ref
erence to an End View" stimulate still further
auctions. We are speaking OF "REMA1NDERS"
now-smal lots. odds and ends broken sizes, :"
short lengths' Of perfect goods; thnss soiled
unused or otherwise defaced
This character Of goods. said yesterday. Is
bothersone IN stock takinx It's tedious count and
hard TO caicuiate. therefore sfAie this0 OF
Remndnf' nature. matter hoe lou n scas MAJ led
at J1rsf is noU marked at
HALF AND LESS THAN HALF
It, original price. We haven't once stopped to think
OF what this and that cost Rich choosing in the
BLACK AND COLoRED DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENTS. SILKS. AND so ON-,his seasons goods use
~ enoths. the iopest to the highest pricedREDUcED
TO HALF PRICE. few HIGH-CLASS DRESS
ROBES-6 in all-marked 50 low that they oughtn't
be here at closing time tomorrow. What You see
here Is but suggestion of todays report. II viii
assist you. however. Every department will respond
TO your call for Remnant bargains. Details below.
MEMS FuRS1sHrsa DEPARTMENT.
Business Neglige Shirts. Fske, Clark and
Flage's make. dress bosoms and link cuffs.
Sizes H. 14J< and 10. Reduced from 90. so to
500.
3NeElige Shirts. Sizes IA. Il and 16 Re
duced from q. % to S5c
2Fancy Bosom Shirts. soiled. Sizes 14l< and
II. Reduced from u to 75c.
PUT bosom Shirts. Size 15 Reduced from
81. 70 to 75c.
Night Shirt, damaged, fancily trimmed
Size 10. Reduced from Soc to 25c
1 Terry Bath Wrap. soiled. Reduced from
IS to e6.
small lot Of Striped Isle Half Hose Sizes
U. ~. TO- lo5f and IL. Reduced from 62x to
30c.. pairs for 81.
inst moor -.......................1s LIST annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

KEEP Cool.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOLLAR STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS TO
SELECT FROM.
ALSO GENTS FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING. HATS
AND CAPS. &c.
For few days. in order to raise cash for credit
ors. We will make the following Inducements:
PROFITS AND COST NOT TAKEN INTO CON-
SHERATON.
Here given . list of some thirty bargains in
footwear.
These prices will last only long enough to raise
&5 COO. We buy more goods and sell goods and
pay more taxes than any shoe store In the city.
]. W. SELBY'S CASH SHOE STORE,
jy231ms Cor. 10Th and Pa ave n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

REMNANTS Or SUIT UxprnwEAn.
LADIES' Isle COMBINATION SUITS.
Ecru. Former price. n.2S. REMNANT
PRICE.
Sc suit
2 LADIES COTTON COMBINATION
SUITS. Former price. &c. REMN ANT
PRICE.
8Sc. each.
10 LADIES' PINK AND BLUE RIBBED
VESTS. Former price, 25c. REM ANT
PRICE.
tic. each.
7BOYS' BALBRIaGAN VESTS. sizes. Is to
Is years. Former price. Coo. REMN ANT
PRICE.
tic. each.
90 MISSES SUMNER COMBINATION
SUITS. Former price, 81. RE ANT
PRICE,
Soc each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

No doubts Bsrsman's cartridges failed 10 60
OF because he knew they were loaded.
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The avenue cable has been laid and rapid
tFsnsit VII hatch very soon now.
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" We close 81 5o'clock every evsnin,r-sna q
pm saturdayS-untn Sepssnbsrl
I
STILL A-Pusurxo.-
J. !
krF f. SSRf EnE " ksss
, ZEE Z 4 4 ( I ssss :

EERvRRYBoDY 4. In . p.chi. hunting comfort
EE And we ar. pursuing the same purpo.. ve hsv.
ERE been fors month past-rddins ourselves Of sum-
mer stock. There is comfort In the WASH WRAP
PERs. TEA GOWNS and SHIRT WAISTS. and Won
will ind them hight price as they are IN weight,
Could the conditions be favorable for you, They
couldn't for us-with this 'sundown- driving you n
seek relief.
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~ Fl Fl F 81 :: !! ! II /
5 3 a w sssss
saa BDb9 ~ 7 ssss
g III { II

gains We offer invincible. This tremendous sole
and outlay win last for TWO days only. Like the
with Clothing that won't 90 must be made to Co.
REGARDLESS Of ecsa
We are now selling Suits that sold for slo. s12
el3 so and e15. in light and dark shades sacks and
getaways. so styles to select from, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

There is considerable apprehension that the
worlds fair appropriation VIII be overcome
By the heat Of discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

Children's Suits that sold for % To- q so and s5
are now selling for 81. IS and suits that sold for
e. rs. g. 25 and e. so now sell for sl.5O Either Of
these lots % styles. to select from.
Knee Pants tall wooD now sell for 4Oc From to
IA years.
Knee Pants twoolsn flline) now sell for 25c.
Knoo Pants Tweed and jesns) now sell for 25c
From to years
Boys Flannel Goats and Vests now sell for CSC. Up
to Is years
Boys Linen Coats and Vests now sell for $50. Up
to 10 years.
'REMEMBER, this is the greatest and, to US. the
most ruinous SALE OF FINE CLOTHING ever held
in WASHINGTON. for We have decided to clear out
our entire stock of SUMMER CLOTHING irrespective
of loss. Now is your time. Take advantage Of this
one chance in q lifetime" Come at oncs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

The Thermometer presents very strong anti
fheussering argument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

II Nr. Crisp would like 10 have the worlds
fair appropriation go through, be might put
Mr.. Reed in the chair TO do the quorum
counting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

The weather department was sufficiently 40
e0nmodAtinS TO even promise blizzard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

The denomination Of ThOs. s. Reed is a crafty
Ing indication that Congress Il to continue in
the enjoyment % = judicious seasoning Of
sarcasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

, The men OF note who have been pointed to a.
Possessing cold natures are now subjects for
eongrztulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

some indignant Hyastsvills citizens may 60
90 fsr - to blame these Henry George ideas
for the weather
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hees sec ABOUT tncee thines-'ng urauvely" SPEAK
ng:
HANDSOME PRINT WRAPPERS nv,
only 9Sc. and Ellis
cAMbRIc WRAPPERS. crossed with large
bias plaids in black. blue and pink, Vatican
back. are only 81. so
CREAM BATIsTE WRAPPERS. with full
front and watte&u back. are only Ella
WHITE BATIsTE WRAPPERS. covered
with neat color hgurinsx. made with full front
Watteau back and ribbon ties. are only a. n
LINEN LAWN WRAPPERS. trimmed with
black or colored embroidery. are only sSas
FIGURED cHAILrs TEA GOWNS,
trimmed with ribbon. are only s315
FIGURED BATISTE WRAPPERS.
trimmed with embruidery TO match. and made
with Vatican back, are o1lt IS.
FINE DIVINITY WRAPPERS. with small
dots In black or colors. are ONLY IS.
FRENCH Saline WRAPPERS. with plated
front and princess back. are only So
The reduction includes every WAIST that is
left-and there are some beauties.
NAVY BLUE sATINE wAIsTs-polks-dot
patterns. plated front and back. are only &C
WASHABLE BEDFORD uRD WAISTS,
striped in black, blue and pink. are only 75c.
FIGURED BATIsTE WAISTS. with plated
rufhe down the front and tucked both front
and back. are only 81. 32 and "a are the only
sizes left
BLUE. PINK and GRAY-sTBIPED SCOTCH
GlNGHAM WAISTS. plated back and front,
are only el.25.
STRIPED MADRAS WAISTS are only
sl.25.
LIGHT BLUE and PINK oHAMBRAY
WAISTS. with Numbered collar and cuffs. are
only sl.15.
NULL WAISTS. in black. white. cardinal
and pink. with jabot down the front. are only
sI.JO.
STRIPED WASH SILK wAIsTs-oniy in
sizes 80 and 3i-are only e.. 75.
FINE WHITE LAWN WAISTS are only
$50. 81 rs and g..
SILK WAISTS are only e. ss. 81. so. e5, GO
and a..
FANCY SILK FRONTS. in plain colors and
polka dot patterns. are only 81. 10.
Such time as you can have buying these helps
Keep cool. You will notice how short We are on son
If the sizes-iet that urge you to be prompt-lc
when you come even they should be gone. We ca
promise you there will be lots of folks after them.
PERRY,s,
AMI rnr-
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SI.9S
SOME New HAspKEnoHrrrs.

LOGAN 70 see the new scalloped and embruid~r~d
novelties for autumn wear Ten styles Of al white;
white with pink. red. blue yellow and lavender en-
brodery; also solid ooors. For the men are shown
warranted A-linen Handkerchiefs and r.H size only
l3c OF = for PC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

RrxxAxrs o. WHrrE GooDs.
SWISS LAWN. in 1o-yard lenstha. slighuy
soiled from window. Yorner prioe. 16c. and
15c . yard REMNANT PRICE.
1Oc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

Surf DEPARTMENT
Scouting Cloth House Dresses Sizes "a, 80
and 40. Reduced from 80 25 to 81 rs.
Black Silk Petticoat. Reduced from Sl1 to
$50.
Scotch Zephyr Flannel Shirt wa:sts Sizes
30 and 80. Reduced from s3 to 75c.
l Black Henrietta Skirt Reduced from el5
to g.
Plaid Percale Wrappers Sizes 10 and -
Reduced from e. 25 to @l.5O
Plaid Cambria Wrapper Size A. Reduced
from 81. p to SOC.
Fancy silk Waists Sizes 81, 50 and 40
Reduced from g. so to a375.
cd noor ......-.-............11t 18th st. buildiuR)
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Misses DEPARTMENT.

XSAISoEo' IEPAHTM MINT.
2White Dresses, trimmed with embroidery.
Size years. Reduced from a. 50 and s5 so 70
81.
Handsomely Embroidered White Suit size
16years Zone piece). Reduced from SI5. 90 70
1875.
2Nsvy Blue Flannel Guimpe Dressss Sizes
Sand 10 years. Reduced from "a. y and a. rs
to %. 50.
Tan Caps Jacket. Size 10 years or "a bust
Reduced frcm s10 90 to o.. 90.
Refer Jackets. tan. navy blue and dark
green. Sizes 6.S and IA years. Reduced from
"a. 90 and %. 90 to 50 so
ga door... l1th st. butldingD
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TINS Is BARGAIN TIME.

HE r.is.s Royal is dosns NOR. than oe-r p.su,se
s.och Of summer Goods st reduced prices. rAs~Ae,s-
sale ma,tsts sss~c p.ssfsd asd ssrpss ssoas ~
na~ss'aotsr~rs and f@porssrs arc besne s>e~rsa 60
ssrws advantageous % ss-to 700.
cCo. for the Peu,ect Dress SAfrts MADE 20 .eli 70
propreeors Of exclusive furnishinss stor~a Who
retail them At Ell each. Juised from our view Of
values we deem them worth no more than IS c-nss
The fronts and cuffs superior linen and beau
tifully aundcr~ but the body Of Shirt b Of thin
muslin Only this be said In favor Of the lishs-
weight muslin: IL Is Just the thing for this warm
weather. and ss sftsr continuous washing. the mus-
lin thckens. the shirt by winter time viii h. rsht
in weight. All stree Only Soc. each See window
corner of ith street and Pennsyvani avenue vhiah
is tlled with samples. Also the following bsrsins -
Collars and Cuffs:
lOc. for lie. quality roarply Linen oolisrs IN al
the latest shapes and sizes
j dc. for 2oO cuai,y Fou-ply Linen cum. rhs
ton can be made for half dozens Of COLLAR Or
cuffs.
MASurAoruRrRs UMBRELLA Srocx.
,oELLlNG more Umbrellas than In the he,xht Of the
season People are learning the economy Of supplying
themselves during the bargain cf the year It's
only al this that the maker willing DO with
out pront In order 10 keep his hands al work Thus
We can now offer such bargains ss follows:
SL.AO Mems Umbrellas. with .lver-,r,mmed
CROOK horn hAlllef that afn t.O.nA
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The New APPLIQUE L.crs.

The engaged" designs Of these LAces are msrvsi-
Gus stations Of handmade; the price. not less
surprise: l6c, nc. pc. 3Sc. and 40. yard TO
6inehes wide. See samples in window Of No. llI7
Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28

Cloak DEPARTMENT,
/ Silk Shoulder Cape. Size So Reduced
from 81. 80 to 81. 80.
Lace Shoulder Wraps, silk lined. Sizes
SO and 40 Reduced from Sl6 to "a
Black Novelty Cloth Vests Sizes 80 and
49, Reduced from S5 10 g.
1 Fancy SILK and Wool Vest. Size 49, Re-
duced from %. rs to e. 15.
Black Lace Wrap. ribbon trimmed Size
&c. Reduced from s25 TO $40.
Black silk and Lace Wrap. Size 30. Re-
duced from el2 TO 90. IS.
Black Mohair Ulster. Size So Reduced to
- so.
Third llth ST. building
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JrwrLRr You KNOW Or
ooC for the s-karat Gold LADIES' Rn.rs with clus-
ter OF Imitation precious stones heretofore sold "
cents.
DC for Stick Pins in real gold designs made to re-
tail at 15c. each.
%
@Dc. for Fagree silvcroIde Belts that have SOLD
all the at AS. each
THE PALAls ROYAL.
Continued belowD
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DREss Goops Drp,Rrxrxr

Only sixteen Of our SPRING AND SUMNER
PATTERN DRESSES left. We are determined
TO sell them before stock taking SO have re-
duced them all to the uniform price Of o. so.
Combination Suits-light tan and light
Rrsy-embroidery and bead trimmings Re-
duced from ESQ TO e. so.
SILK and Wool Cancels Hair Grenadine
Robes-two-toned effects-reseda and tan. Re-
duced from $50 to 81 so.
Tennis Suit Pattern-white ground with red
stripe and 6-inch white border with red dots
Reduced from els 10 $3.50.
Serge Patterns in medium shades Of tan
1t. gray and navy blue. with handsome Eix-zag
borders. Reduced from sl4 to 81. 80.
3Patterns in plain and fancy weaves with
narrow silk and wool border Reduced from
Sl2. 25 to $3.50.
6The above are all this seasons goods with
the exception of the first four on the list
All remnants of HIGH CLASS wOOLEN
and FINE COTTON GOODS AT
EYA CITY HALF PRICE
First hoor. 10th street building.
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WOODWARD . LorHnor.
10th. l1th and = stA nv.
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BOYS, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Striped Flannel Goats. Sizes g. and 10
Reduced from %. so TO 81. so.
washable KIT Suits skirt and sailor
Pretty Junior Pants Suits, washable Stsss
g.. and q Reduced from s3. 50 to 81. IS.
ID Straw Hats, various sizes. Reduced from
SIC. and u. 25 to 25c.
Third floor ...............lO 10th st. buildinr \