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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22
THE MASSACRE IN THE CANYON.
Horrible Discoveries Of Outrages by Idahs
Miners.

Horrible Discoveries Of Outrages by Idaho
Miners.
WALLACE, IDAHO, July 22.-Rumors are still
current of startling discoveries in connection
with the mission.affair wherein it was reported
that many men were shot, others wounded,
some robbed and their bodies disposed OF in
such way that no clue either to the perpetrs-
tors Of the outrage or tho disposition of the
bodies have ever been found. On the
part of some Of it has been persistently denied
that any one was killed at Fourth Of July Cam
yon; others are positive that the horrors have
not been half told This much is true beyond
doubt that on Tuesday evening after a car load
OF non-union men had passed through Warder
miners union left Wallace on hand car to follow
them; that at Wardner they changed the hand
car for fiat car and taking more men with
them pushed on to Mission; that suddenly the
sound OF many guns firing filed the air and the
non-union men fed precipitately; that one man,
Abbott, who is now here in the hospital, was
shot; that Abbott heard the pursuers say; Lets
kill them and throw their bodies in the river"
that quite number OF men are missing yet
The authorities are making an investigation.
II is reliably reported that the authorities have
full details and proof of the crime committed
undergoing chemical examination. 1t Is almost
certain that dark and bloody deeds will be
brought to light. The perpetrators are now in
the stockGde here. The officers are reticent.
WARDNKR, IDAHO, July 22.-The restriction
on travel through Shoshone county has been re-
moved. Hereafter citizens can come and 20
without military pass Instructions have been
issued by Gen. Cariin to several battalion COM
manders that troops will be furnished only
where arrests of leaders or those promi-
nent in the Miners Union are concerned.
United States Marshal Pinkham is here with
warrants against a number Of persons. Appli-
cation for furlough from the members Of the
National Guard are becoming quite numerous
Many of them are business men whose interests
are suffering by their absence. Gov. Toole's
action has resulted in orders being issued for
troops not to cross into Montana
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Enorts Of the Carnegie Company TO Ge'
Workmen for Homestead.

Ehorts Of the Carnegie Company TO Get
Workmen for Homestead.
PrrrsauRo. July S2.-The steamer Tide left
for Homestead ct $40 O'Clock this morning
with forty new men for the works and large
quantity Of provisions. Police officers were
stationed at Lock No. on the river, where
crowds had assembled, but beyond some boot
ing and jeering the boat was offered no moles-
tauon- A number Of the men on board were
oolored. while the white element was Of . re-
spectacle type. Another detachment viii be
sent out on the Little Bill this afternoon.
Secretary Lovejoy says that his mail in loaded
down with applications from competent men
anxious to secure work at Homestead He says
he considers the operations at the works a
having started today and that the company has
consequently kept up 10 the declarations il
has been making all along. Az TO the refusal OF
the old hands to take advantage Of the last
day Of grace" yesterday he said that the former
expression did not mean that the men would
never be re-employed, but that no positions
would be kept for them and that when they re-
turned they would have to take whatever was
left to be given them.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July al Ogden HofF.
mann, agent for the Carnegie Steel Company
in this city employed about thirty steel workers
yesterday and dispatched them to Homestead
last night The hiring was conducted with
great secrecy. The advertisements In the morn
ing papers asked those in search Of work to cal
at an address on Arch street, whence:they were
sent TO the companys Office and II satisfactory
promptly engaged.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Some days ago an adver.
tisement appeared in q local paper for puddlers
heaters and iron workers TO 60 east. Among
! several answers the advertiser, who refuses to
give his name, received an application from
| union iron worker, who, while also refusing tc
disclose his name, stated to reporter last
night that the advertiser was an agent
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AN INHUMAN WRETCH.

Execution Of Mexican Bandit Who Tor
tued His Victims.
ZAoATEcAs, MEXICO, July 22-In the little
mountain town Of Tlaltenango. this state,
Candelarie Perez. one of the most inhuman
and desperate criminals Of Mexico, was yester-
day shot to death by due process Of law.
Perez was q man about forty years Of age and
had for the past three years been the leader of
band Of brigands who have kept the people
Of Tleltenango in a state of constant terror
Three weeks ago Ramon Morales and Carmen
Pluvo, two prominent merchants of that place.
started on an overland journey for Zacatecm
They had In their possession $500 with which to
buy goods in the city for their store.
They were attacked by Perez and his
band. The merchants made Q brave re-
sistance, killed three Of the bandits
and wounded Perez in the arm. The brigands
finally overpowered them, and by direction Of
Perez both merchants were taken" to the ron
devious in the mountains and there horribly
tortured. Their fingers and toes were cut Of
one by one, and then they we're tied to stakes
and fire built around them, slowly roasting
them to death.
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ACCUSING KSreurs OF LApox.
a Chsrgs Msd~ In Connection with en-,
worldS Fair Bill.

a Charse Msd~ In Connection with the
worlds Fair Biii.
A'hiehiy sensational scene" d alleged 10 have
occurred 81 the hgss HOUSE In this city yes-
terday. In which several labor leaders were con-
cerned. The chief actors were J. W. Hayes.
SECRETARY and treasurer Of the knights cf
Labor; John Devhn Of Detroit and A. W. wrigh,
Of Philadelphia, both members Of the executive
board Of the knights. and John Kehoe Of the
Federation Of Labor The trouble took place
In the room OF Gen ST. Clair. member az the
worlds fair commission. Hayes. Devlin and
Wright were closeted with the general and
were talking over the employment OF non-union
men on the worlds fair Buildings, when kehce
entered
The scene thst followed ID described thus:
Take a seat" sAid Cen ST. Clair. NO.
don't want . seat" IVES kehoe's reply. But
DO vsnt 70 tsn Won that these men, Hayes. Dew
lin and Wright are . scoundrelly lot. They are
blaekmsilers. They offered 20 sell their So
called influence on behalf OF the world. fair
bill for tlo, 900, and can prove II"
The accused Knights III Arose from their seats
and shook their hsts At the federation man and
denounced his statement, but the more they
denounced the louder kehoe TALKED, until Gen
ST Clair Asked the gentlemen 10 retire and hght
] their battle on the subject out~sde.
Hayes attempted 10 strike Kehoe, but he vas
prevsntsa BY Charles Thompson, the lawyer,
who was present during the stormy inter view.
kehoe was at the Capitol later and repeated the
charges he made against the three Knights
Tho Trouble Adjusted.
The trouble between some Of the worlds fair
people and Messrs. Hayes. Deviin and Wright,
representatives Of the knights OF Labor,
II was stated today, had been adj
1ustsd and the charges thas were made
against them by Mr.. ST. Clair and others
are explained away upon the theory
on the parts Of Knights Of Labor that the
money asked for when il was proposed hy them
70 get mp petitions for the worlds fair Was
merely for expenses and the implied charge OF
bMekmail we withdraw.
The A. OF l.. also are assured that some o. the
| causes OF complaints Of the worlds fair man
agcment In the matter Of employment Of labor
WI be corrected. Az far can be judged on
the surfnoe everything b ~ serene and placid
= possibls and the representatives o. the
Knights Of Labor are nov favorable 70 the
worlds fair appropriation
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DIED.


Sc God sa.A sg iu fa and f f.aa.
's Ss s.sdss q 'Se
sfhNs % s,sSs q isy Il . s,n.
Fuler.l from her d.neht.r's rssldsnes. "a 2ssf
SssssR Sturdy 5Ss ss% ~. Il st. shs9'
cHEw on frdsy July - iss,.. a, Marienh.d.
q aS Titan and Mary i c ssss Che" and
COLEMAN On Friday: auly q lssre =, lo:scs
and Cecilia C. Coleman. aged three months and three
nRsShkktbISSE ag STEsas ss July 80 I MARI.
SR:: Suf ..s. S Is
MN 81 NY r. ss vi. 81 j.aoS Il r.ns
runsssi VII sts pises frS@ ssr late rssideIee
HALL July 20, 1892. a. II As p. IN. GEORGE A.
funsrsi RON his s,e rssidene. al street south
welt SATURDAY q, q pm
g s;s:lss srli i =" t is sS i tb =
Mck HUDSON. Y. = army retired. 80
csSSss sasS.s :;,sraeaS 7 SsSs l. 1 Ne Ss;
nsssfa g. y ss i; vi. e. , r., f.:$. I'm: "a
Coma but not forgotten.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
hoSsS .s2 e. rn sIcS:, Ssly Ia. n ss
TSsss j ;sF s. :, 1sa Hi cemetery chapel On
SSAs ffsssrd M NJ yP Tasr s sHs q
T1nsrsi IL fortsaa s ssuTaay afternoon
o'ooNNQR. AT hisresidenoe gos 25th street north-
sssSs,& IL su.ssnS d iii III. Toansei. 81 iO'0
Notice OF funeral In saturdays papers
PULLEY. On July q, 1852. FLORENCE v. he
loved vie ID Perry W Pulley. ssed tventy-sn years
I'm full triumph Of faith"
rgns.I from he, LATE s.sdsnss lea T..r.e, north,
Grimm. O.
srAEARp. On July q, lsaR. FRANK. bslo,sd
eqn OF Charles b. and Fannie stanard aged one year.
eleven months and twenty one days.
a 1s% iS s az ss sa. NJ s
% attend.
THORN. o. July 2. 1872. q $50 an, VIOLA
ELMkDkfH. infant 4sushter 81 VIM A and Mary
E]tcaeeth Ihcsn- assd ave months.
-wARDER. A. the residence Of her son-in-lsw,
00eeHs J. eeunerie. No. 5ii y street northwest -
1in S &c. 4 a FnA.y 5uE y isssz AM - =
sundsy sfssraeon, Ssk issssat. g Vivian rslssisss
and friends Of the family tnvised- e
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Early Advances In the Msrket wiped Oa
by . Decline.

Early Advances d. II. Msrhes WHY'D Out
by . Decline.
NV Yohk, July 22.-rhe stock narAet
business but . hrm temper, and While Il soon
became evident that The pushing Of The upward
movement had ceased further advances were
made all along the line in the early dsaiings,
though only among the speciAites we're there
any material gains. First prices were sensr~lly
slightly higher than those Of last evening, and
the further appreciation was on . small bat
well-distributed business. Lake Shore and
Manhattan, however, were the only
stocks which displayed any Married strength
and at fS4% Lake Shore was mp u per cent
to 1881 against ls2 last evening. Besides thess
stocks ST. Paul, Atchison, Louisville. sugar and
Ontario and Western were prominent In the
dealings, but no special activity was visible In
any portion OF the list The market continued
to advance slowly and at IL O'Clock Was quiet
but firm to strong at the highest prices reached.
Money on call IL easy At lxaa per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sash. sterling ex-
change is quiet and steady, with actual busi-
ness at 4sIa4s7k for sixty-dsy bills and 4SsA Q
4Ss>s for demand. Posted rates, <SoA4seS
The official report OF the Mercantile Safe De-
Silver bullion on hand, 2-o52, 900; deposited,
none; withdrawn, IL $50 ounces; certificates
outstanding, 2,o52; governments bonds, dull
but firm; state bonds. neglected; rairoad
bonds, quiet, steady 10 firm
Transactions in stock market again dxindled
down to insignificant proportions after II
clock. while prices Yielded all over the list,
and good proportion Of the early advances
were wiped ont. No special movement took
place, however, and while Burlington Wa
active and retired below l0l concessions wore
confined 10 fractions. At noon the market was
dull and heavy at insignificant changes from
first prices. bar silver, ssh.
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TO BEGIN WORK AT ONCE.

Republican Chairman Carter Has Gone Over
to New York.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Thos. H. Carter, chair
man of the national republican committee, ar
rived in town at 7:3O o'clock this morning. He
refused to talk about his trip to Washington
and went direct to the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where he entered into a conference with Russell
Harrison and ]. F. Burke, president Of the
College League. Mr.. Carter announced that he
had given orders for large supply Of station
cry and that work in this city on the campaign
would begin at once.
L. E. McComas, the newly elected secretary
OF the committee, left Hagerstown this morn
ing and will arrive here this afternoon to take
up his labors.
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CANADA SAYS YES"
An Inquiry Of This Government Regarding
the Canal.

OTTAWA, ONT, July pam official COM
munication was recently received by the do
minion government from Washington inquir-
ing whether it was understood by the Canadian
authorities that under the terms of the
bill passed by the house Of commons
ity in wrecking and towing Of vessels
Of either nationality in waters of the other sx-
tended to the canal system. The communics-
ton appears to have been somewhat smbigu-
ously worded, inasmuch as wrecks are pructi-
cally unheard of in Canadian canals.
II is learned, however, that the Canadian gov
eminent yesterday forwarded a reply to the
government Of the United States answering the
inquiry in the affirmative-thatfs, to the effect
that 30 far concerned towing Incidental to sal
wage the principle would extend to the canals.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July u. - Flour dull = receipts,
s46l barrels; shipments, sST64 barrels sales i,07s
barrels. Wheat weak-No. red spot, ssk sss,S;
July, ~. assl.; August ssA assk; September. ssks
son - receipts, Ie,los bushels; shipments, sA-Ooc
bushels; stock. CSC ca bushels; aales, 900 bush
els. Southern wheat easy-Fultz, soa6s; Long
berry, sias6. Corn easy-mixed spot. NksAx;
July, 64kaS4S; August, b4k asked; september,
54}s ssked-receipts, S $50 busheis shipments SSH
els. Southern corn steady-white, 60; yellow 6.
Oats Quiet-No. Z while western. ssh; No. &
mixed western, 8-receipts 1000 oushela; stock,
1000 bushels Rye steady NO. 4 Is bid - re-
cepts, 1l,sls bushels: stock, ss,sss bushelA Hay
stsady-good to choice tlmothy, iS-boaiksa Gram
ding, ~. Provisions steady-mess pork, lRs0,
bulk meats loose shoulders, TX; long clear, sA;
clear rib sides, .; sugar-pickled shoulder eE;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, "; hams. small,
IAN; large, Il; lard. refined. 81; crude 4.
a Butter ss%rc,eapesy fancy do fair %
choice II; store-packed, l4sls; ersss, HALL Rsea
steady-l5Hsl6 Coffee steady-Rio cangoes, fsr,
IT; No. I, isk. Sugar steady-Isnulssed. 8 e.
100. Copper nrm-renned, IL Whisky ssesdy-
1.a5ai.s& Peanuts nFm-virginia fancy hand-
picked, <ka<x; choice, sask; fsrnen, 8ksA
BALTIMORE. July - Virginia ten-fosssss.
s g bid DO; ssrsss gkssSk; 6sl,noes ses 0eie
~; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern frsta IDS
bid; do. nrst incomes, - bid; DO second incomes,
9ixassk; do third incomes, ~ bid; oonsoudassd
gas stocks, eosaeoh.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, July % (ciodng1. - Whest-July.
zsx; September, fsx. Ccrn-Jsiy, % eeptsmbsf,
September, lsosi. Lard Sspssmbsa, f.s. Rihs
-Septsmbsr, 7&sk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

CARHAar & Ln1Dx
s2s 7TH AND FOG x ST. NV.
ONE THOUSAND REMNANTS OF UPHOLSTERY
GOODS,
We have just received ono thousand Manufacturer
Samples Of Upholstery Goods in Tapestry. Dam
asks. Brocatslles. &C.. DC.
The price Per yard Of these goods from 75c to o.
We have divided them into lots and wiz sell them
cts. 10. ID. 20. 25 and Soc. This, conHdsntly
believe, b tbs best bargain IN high-ciass goods
ever offered. Your chance 10 recover your fur
niture-make . foot stool. pillow. &C.. ct . very
small cost.
Just In. lot Of Fine and Medium Dots in Swiss Nus
lin. Price. 10 to 373<c.
Ladies' White Lawn wsists ss 40c.
Fancy Irish Lawn Waists. Sizes sc to A2. Soc.
cARHABr LEIDY.
WIS rs III 1t. and 100 Z o. .. ..
Grr TEE BEsr.
TIE CONCORD HAasRssL
Lurx ! mo.
<o7 Psnn. svs.. sa,oinins Nsaonsl Hosss.
Truaks end ssAshs,s q ssss naks = low psssss.
nh2o
S5 V.. 81 az D2cs: 1.P yss
s s Al your druss.ss. " : :
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Marriage Licens~s.

Marriage licenses have been issued bv the
clerk Of the court to the following; Charles l..
Stewart and Ida J. Mitchell; Oscar l. Sinclair
and Sarah K. Dietz.
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Sailed to the Aid Of 81. Johns.

New YoRK, July 22.--The steamship Miranda.
loaded with a c.rgo Of contributions for the
sufferers from the st. Johns. " F., fire. sailed
for the distressed port early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

To F1rrIseIy WELCOME The
MOST NOTEWORTHY AssEMBLAaE KNOWN IN
OUR NATIONS ANNALS EVERY HoUsEKEEPER
SHOULD AT ONCE MAKE PREPARATIONS. lay
ING ASIDE EACH DAY A SMALL PORTION OF
HER SAVINGS IN ORDER THAT HER GUESTS
MAY RETURN HOME WITH DEEP IMPRESS
SION OF OUR cITY's SIGNIFICANCE.
WHILE WE RENT NO COTS FOR THE &C
eoMMopATIoN OF OUR cUsToMERs-sEcoND.
HAND GOODS BEING STRANGERS TO Us-wE
WILL sELL-UPoN CREpIT-AT PRICES BELOW
THOSE OF CASH HOUSES ALL MANNER OF
PIRsT-CLAss
FURNITURE. .-
CARPETS.
MATTINas.
REFRIGERAToRs.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS AID
WORKS Of ART. GIVE YOU IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION AND ACCEPT YOUR PROMISES IN
SMALL
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
UNTIL YOUR ACCOUNT IS FULLY PAID.
UNDER OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM YOU SUSTAIN NO
BURDEN. WHILE YOU REAP BENEFITS WHICH
WEALTH CANNOT SECURE
HOUSE L HRRRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OF. 9l9. OIL AND y23 7TH ST.
nle go MASS. AVE. NV.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS II sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and IL the best remedy for
DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists In every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. wtnslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind 70 cents bottle
d31-1Y
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The LafAystts l1oaumsnt.

The Senate this afternoon psssd The bin
appropriasing es.ooo TO provide for ths dedica-
ton Of the Lafayette statue and sathesisins ~
monies on September 10, 1854, vhinh vfll - %
the time the Grand Army sncampnsns b being
bald
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SALISBURY MIGHT NOT RESIGN

A semi-Ofncial Zip From the London
"P0st."
LONDON, July 22.-The Post this morning
contained leader headed "why Resign2''
which IL causing sensation in view Of that
papers close relations with the government.
The evening papers all reprint the leader a. q
semi-ofieial tip.
The article say: assuming that the opposi-
ton has . slender majority on the motion that
the government does not possess the confidence
Of the country, why should the ministers imme-
diately resign In view Of the fact that they
have not to deal with compact
opposition, but only q disjointed horde Of
factions. How can Lord Salisbury and
his colleagues conscientiously reconcile
their duty to their sovereign and their party
with an impetuous abandonment Of power in
consequences OF the transient action Of the
horde which now dis6gurss the character and
degradss the traditions OF parliamentary oppo-
sition1"
Tho ministry" the article concludes, ''should
not act beyond advising the sovereign TO pro-
rogue parliament until the normal period Of
sssemblAgs srrives.".
The Tsmes says; '"rhe present plan Of Mr..
Gladstone appears to be to get the Irish nsm-
bers to aid him In rigging up the electoral ma
chinery In order to secure him majority tn
he next general election, enabling him to
laugh Of the Irish. His plan y not unadroit,
although ths nationalsts are hardly 20 simple
- TO cut thsif own Aroass By hslping 70 az
eeute it."
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Trnins Have - Plew Jhreugh Wasss.
NV 0aLHAzs, July AIN conssqnsacs .
TIE fan Of water running from the Sa<py en-
Dsnmout crsvasss Tie Illinois Central has bssa
abls 70 rssvna IT, freight tsaaie. although u
ssains run through nom Eve to eight inches q
water along part Of The route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

Cruiser Ma u, fani1iAEly known = ~ ~.
ats," WIN b hunehsd fssa Csanps zip yasds
nsxt Tuasday sfssrnooa ~ xe'slsck Hsr
propsr name wm - sslsstsd b. ~
rseasy Tnsy. II = not ualhsly -
VII b named caaunbtA 0tAsr nana -
ga "a s al sssSs'a -: O. c = -
homer q q D1s6issel oaln1kk 3 49, p
cclsAss. G, e e. egehS pssen n0UsaAeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

APssAIsF Axxs.-Ths Treasury Dspsstnsat
has takea Sppsaas iron ~ dsstkons Il ~
board Of general appEaissu f.voaviag - ssas-
ton Of ~ proper ra&s q dsty On eounsnAaa
cottoas and Qoom) smbesiAsssA ooteeaA =
Astraahaa t.tnmiAgs ead O 49, hesaAs, ~
present. classification Il thess srusass us1fl
otherwiss ordsesd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-22

AYnn,s PMS.
BEST REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION.
JAUNDICE. HEADACHE,
BILIoUsNEss AND
DYSPEPSIA.
EASY To TAKE
SURE
TO CURE 81.
ALL DISORDERS
OF THE STOMACH.
LIVER AND
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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WAIsrs AT REDUCED Prices.
The writer's pen flies over the psper-sO easy to write
q bargains tAas SW at b recognized snd stGi
better a pprsciatsd rA<n better known
Entire stock Of Waists In our Mr.. Lindsus depart
msnt has been gsthsred into three grand lots
Choice of lot for s2.9s.
Choice OF lot 2 for els.
Choice Of lot for 75c.
Lot includes. ct %. 90 ssch all the surah and
India stik Waists that sold at s5. % and Sol 30.
Lot includes. ut o.. IS each, ths sIkine sstsen.
English Madras and French Percsls Waists that sold
up to s2.9s
Lot Includes at Toe each. the 81 50 Waists Of
cotton fabrics looking much like the more q.
pensve linen and silk novelties.
LAWN AND PERcALE WAISTS.
The Cotton Underwear buyer has charge of Lawn
and Psrcale Waists while the Wrap buyer sees to the
silk. sateen and Madras Waists. and the two buyers
much tn opposition IS If In rival stores The
ss they separated in the store.
81 25 Waists reduced to 96c.
&C. Waists reduced to &c.
s5c. Waists reduced to TO-
75c. Waists reduced 70 Soc.
Csc will now buy the q. 25 White Lawn Waists.
with fancy rufnes At front. neck and slseysa
SIC. for the Lawn Waists. with improved full high
sleeves. &c. The Best Fitting and Best Finished osc
Waist Of the season.
DC for the Sc. Box-pisstsd wsists have sold for
o.. At all stores excepting the Psisis Royal
SOC. for any Of the 75c. Psrcale and Fancy Lawn
Waists.
WHITE Su1rs Musr Go.
Only few of the expensive Lawn and Embroidsry
Costumes remain-thoss that sold q. els 90. els,
eli. 50 and Ella Take your choice for - o.. You'll
have shut your eyes to few creases but can open
them wide to quality of materials. finish aud q.
FINE SHAw1s SAcsIy1oxD.
It's always the most expensive ones that stay with
US longest The only way them out IL 10 COAX
You in Nth prices that are ss-ssistfbls
LES for the shswis nsds Of the best Shetland
wooi-you know how few ths sheep Of these Little
islands Oh Scotland. shsxls made from thei, wool
cannot probably be sold ss less than eS each. We
write of the genuine Shetland Wool shAwls. 20 srsss-
full and comforting and durable.
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