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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

Of thi. part Of the theater. Passing
ION the lauics foyer the auditorium ia
reached through three magnificent
carved mahogany arches, supported
ly mnssive columns VI the came
material.
The thoater proper can also be
reached ir0m the iJth street side where
special carriage entrance VIII be
located. just b yond the dool.terp.r
Is ladies larlor and check 70 i'm.
This plrlOg opens directly on the
auditorium q ~ Is separated from 10 by
hanu'oine hiapCrlcs.
Tie balcony IL reached hy two
opaclous marble staircurs al the rIsht
and ieft oil ths iaIie' foyer.
The general collilug Of the audi.
tOuum IL crimson nnI rold, The
ceiling un icr the bale NY is "a serios OF
tIaOOrtlely derOrntoi Arches further
omocllishod with relief work. The
talc)ny c1lum 1s have clusters OF
electric lights at the top u each. The
draperlos ni th1 boxes are crimson silk
velour, with nppliqu' gold ornaments.
india RCD carpet woven, especially Ia
Empire style, owens tue door OF the
thratpr.
The ptoscenlum will be % feet square
with high relief m0uldiugs and fcroll
designs In Empire style. rhe curtaln
viii te u sills crinkle tapestry of "A
crimson shade, embroidered IN gold
with motifs ana wrul.ls and other
Celebrations IN keeping with the rem.
erHl Empire style Of the other furnish.
ings.
The ceiling OF the theatre 4. bullt
with deep vauitod panels painted In a
light shade Of crimson. IL VIII be
lighted 10y electricity through perora.
ions In tbs ceiling arranged la orua.
mental designs.
The sounding board over the pro.
rcenium will ms painted with live
figure panels by the celebrated Italian
artist ToJettl. The auditorium will not
he very large one. II Will seat about
l2UO people. Every part Of the theatur
WIN lie furnished with folding chars
with plush seats aud backs. There
VIII be ten boxes, five on each side OF
the house--twO downstairs, two nj the
balcony aud one NJ the family circle.
The boxes will be furnished with easy
chairs Of especial design made OF ma.
hosany anu guilt.
The incline VI the orchestra fioorand
balcouies gives good line Of sight and
clear View OF the stage can be oh
laincd from any part OF the theater.
The seats have been made specially
roomy with plenty OF space in bel weeB
the rows.
The theater will be dedicated by
Charles Frohman'S stock company,
who viii make 1t their permanent
abode. The opening play will be a new
American comedy drama by David
Belasco and Franklin Fylos entitled
The Girl Left Behind Me.
In order to meet the large demand
for seats for the opening night, fairly
and satisfactorily, Manager Frohman
has decided 10 sell the seats for that
occasion at auction Mt the S,andard
theater on Tuesday afternoon, January
l1th, at . O'Clock. The regular sale Of
seats at the theatcr will begin on Thurs.
day, January 10Th.
%.
Time seeems 10 stand still or move
backward with blithesome Katie Put.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
Dramatic ond gyric.
The New Empire-Katie Putnam and Harry Emery.-Juis
Dean Hayne.-Latest Amusement Noos

gives the building very impoBlug
appcnrancr, le FoflIoth street
side Of thp bull1iug 4, built OF uul
brick with Iniiaut lime stone trim.
ming. It's 100 feet lous ani has a
broken skyline root which gives II "a
helgh,h varying from iluy.two Zee 20
ninety feet, the highest wall olclOslrg
thesthgo OF the theatre.
The main entrance on Bro1dvay IL
through a scmi.ciroular arch nlnGe!
on each side by twin columns with
carved CorlnthiaI capital. The o.
trance Il cNcpejln ily rpsci0us eXteni-
lug 100 feet from the font bacs 10 the
theatre proper. IL opens Into vesti-
hule wainscotted w,th Numinian mar.
bic. Handsome olccirolivis o. ament
the sides. Folding Il ofs OF double art
glass divide tho v,atibnle from the
lobby. As you enter the LOBBY you are
confronted on thc lcit.hnnd side 10y the
ladies' alcove. which IL furnished with
mahogany fireplace built In the en-
pifc style, and with seats where ladies
can rest themselves while thor u3coit,
are getting tickets from the box office
adjoining. The alcove and Ox.Oillce
are madc ~ carved mahogany with
handsome Jewcled art glass transoms
above embeliished with symmetrical
designs. The door OF the lotby IL OF mo.
sale tiling anu the ceiling Is relief work
painted In lighttonss. The ceiling l. 20
feet above the door. The wainscoting
OF the lobby II marble and agate onyx.
From the lobby tins ladies' foyer Is
reached which terminates In the en-.
trance TO the thea,cr proper. At tho
entrance from the lobby to the ladies',
foyer a marble staircase leads 10 the
smoking room directly u uderneath the
foyer 1t IN handsomely tiled and
decorated apartment, anu furnished
with library furniture.
The ladies' foyer will be very i'm.
posing and beautiful In appearance.
The ceiling Of the foyer IL thirty-iive
feet from the floor. II Ia made OF glass
and Will be illuminated by $50 electric
lights arranged behind the glass. The
walls viii te treated In delicate shades
In the Empire style. The walus.
coting VIII be u delicate pink Numin.
ian marble. An elaborate Empire
fireplace with brass ornaments IL built
on the left hand side. II IN eighteen
feet high and Will be further elabor.
ated with a handsome clock ia the
center near the top. A very pretty and
an entirely original feature IL an arch.
way Mt the back Of the balcony which
overlooko the ladies' foyer. IL 1.
guarded by n handsome mahogany
rail- and will afford SPLEEN.
did and interesting view Of
the elaborate interior from the front
entrance and Of the people as they pass
In and out. Over s.5,000 has been
spent In the beautiful ornamentation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
SALE.
HO! for the GREAT LINEN SALE
SECOND WEEK OF OUR LINEN SALE.

This snlo has been an enormous success
80 far, but this week wo will lower our
own Clearance sale Prices.
1900 yards OF Table Linens In Remnants,
lengths varying from = 10 ~ yards.
A lot OF fine Turkey Rod Damask, Scotch,
German aud Domestic Goods, at
Clearance Sale Prices.
A grand assortment of Cream German
Damask ut actual eastern cost.
Irish and German Bleachod Table Lin
ems, at Clearance Sale Prices.
superb Satin Danask Sets Homstitched
for less than cost.
Napkins, Doylios and Fancy Table Scarfs
al less than actual cost.
All Linen Crash Toweling, at &c n yard.
Checked Glass Toweling, formerly
sold.at loo, will 20 for GiIc.
Linen Huck Towels, sold for lOc, will 20
for SC.
Splendid quality Huck Towels, 10 X 30,
sold for l5c, will go for 100.
Handsome Damask Toweis, knottod,
fringe and colorod border, sold for
&c, Will go for loo.
turkey Red Table Cover, ~ yards long,
cold for Sl.iO, will go for DOc.
special lot OF Bleached Danask * Nap
kins. sold for Si.25, will 90 for s5c.
Colorod borderod lunch cloths. yards
long, sold Tor sl,00, will go Tor 75c.
gI- lfyou SEQ II In our lad" It's true.
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nam, Tor the only respect Ia which shp
has changed since sho was seen here
tsu months ago, IL that she II ueFfitr,
more rsthetic, more h iydrnish, aud
throughout tn lre artistic than ever he
was. The partial retirement ~ |. TIA
aud the dccrcpitude " Maggie Mitch.
I'll have left Miss Putnam AMI PAU
Rosa the sole rmpfessrs OF the stage IN
that particular lins OF souhrctlc busl.
mess knnwl gs ,hn Fanuhon school,
aud, ny far rs u9tiug goes,
Miss Putnam IL far ana away In tho
lcac. She WIS given somr hearty np.
pluuse last uve1ing und won " curtain
call after tho pathetic tcruo Nm tht
churchyari. Harry Emery friends
were out In goodly iorra - DID him
welcome, ant he nud hig wiic were
given a warm reception whom az the
two vagab'ul.-- ID pa with hur hinii
and Jeei with his iluic--( h, that ilu'
what mem lrirs cluster rOund il. Old
white ebony m)utIplcce) they nude
thClr hrs. nppc lfauce. Harry IL Ab,ut
the same actor tia, hn always wAs;as
the man with gypsy blood nnI . shih
hc won a EOOi deal 81 laughter and
applause rom hii friends, who
PROBABLY would have laughed jus, rs
much II he had been plnylng Hamlet.
There are some men whose Hll.pcr.
vniiug geniality aud bToad good hu.
NOR are ~ expansive and comprohen.
sive, that no sort OF stimulation aud no
depth Of grease plint can cover up
their native character. Harry Emery
Is one Of them. TIE play Of au Un.
claimed Express Pacsngc Is the best
one Miss Putnam has had TOT long
time, and It Ia full Of the sort OF in.
ierest that the big popular wofk.a.dny
element likes TO see. II IL c,pnbly In.
terpreted by good supporting com
pnny. Tonight Miss Putnam aud AIr.
Emery closein DAi's Girl.
-.
Mr.. Evan Stephens Is nothing II
not original, and his enterprise Ia only
equal Ell by his sense OF the novol un.
derstanding. He II at present preparing
hinarmy OF little singers Tor IA rendition
Of the favorite songs Of tho ustlOus
most represented In Utah, each
song TO be- accompanied with the
standard or "colors" OF the nation rep.
resented byH little lady or gentleman
In Characteristic costume, elevated on
n pedestal. II will all bu most I'm.
tefestiDg, novel and instructive affair,
and hundreds of hearts Will throb
with delight on hearing their native
melodies poured forth from the little
throats while the flag OF their
native land floats In the air
and the miniaturs forms clad
IN costume either once worn or
seen In the land OF their birth will
complete the old home picturet to them.
The program Ia no arranged that at tho
close the Goddess OF Liberty reigns on
the pedestal and all other nationalitles
surround her Joining In their homage to
the "Star Spangled Banner" About
sixteen different nationalities Will be
represented. 1t Ia intended to present
the whole In the Tabernacle on WASH
ington's birthday, afternoon and night.
-
Any one who mas seen the sign
boards and dead walls during the past
week, and noticed the troops OF aston.
ished school boys stopping 10 gaze at
thcm-does not neod to bu told what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

The opening Of the new Empire
theater in New York IL OF more than
usual interest In Salt Lake, ~ that
house Is TO be the fountain, the great
dramatic reservoir as II were, from
which will low the best stream OF
entertainment ON which we In the west
win have TO rely. Hitherto the am.
bItious Charles Ffohman has had TO
rent theatem In New York for the
nprearance OF his numerous companies
and the production of such notable
plays M Men and Women and the
Lost Paradise, but In future he can
stand fully abreast with his brother
Daniel Of the Lyceum, Palmer and
DAILY, and say with pride that
he has a theater OF his own.
Morris, Armstrong, Mordaunt, Allen
Tyler, Johnson, Crompton, Barrows,
Scott, Hawkins, Maudie A ANS, Mrs.
Barrymore, Holland, Kennedy and all
the others OF that bright coteric, may
henceiorth claim that they have
"home tneater," and by that
title the Empire promises to be.
come rs iamiliarly known among
the profession as ever were
Wallack's, the Union Square, Daly's,
or the Madison Square. The Empire,
under FIobmsn anu Hayman, VIII he
the great dramatic head center from
which the Columbia In Chicago, the
Tabor In Denver, the Theater In Salt
Lake, and the Baldwin and California
In San Francisco will hereafter re-
ceive their supplies. Its completion
puts the last link In the chain OF houses
Ffohman and Hayman have 80 long
been building across the continent,
and 1t marks mn event which everyone
Interested In the highest and best class
OF dramatic entertainment can Wow
with feelings Of satisfaction. A New
York correspondent OF the NEWS sends
us the following description OF the
new house:
The new Empire theatre which
VIII be opened TO the public for the
INST Time on Monday evening, Jan.
.Srd, will be "A worthy addition TO the
handsome places OF amusement which
already ornament New York. The
new theatre Is located at Fortieth
street and Broadway. The main
iIont on broadway Ia i've stories high.
The INST two stories arc built OF In.
diana lime stone, elatorntcly carved;
me other two are Of buh pressed
roman brick anu the top story Ia OF
tern'colia. Though somewhat mar.
row the tastefnlnsss OF Its construction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
DARING FOOTBALLS.
They Rob q Young Man Of His Money
aud Revolver.

a young man named Sharp reported
at the police station last night that he
was held up and robbed ON Eighth
East Street opposite the Tenth ward
meeting house on Thursday evening
while on the way to the house OF his
sweetheart whom he wns to accompany
to n dance given by the Social Evening
Club Mt Hounger's Hail. He says the
footpads came lr ON under the shadow
Of n tee anu compelled him to throw
up his hands after which they event
through him" and secured all Dis cash
-si3j-and n Smith and wesson re.
volyer. After relieving him OF his
effects they told him to "gi" and no
did 30. He says he could easily iden.
tify his assailants II he should see them
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14

sort Of piece the Spider and the Fly Is.
which comes TO the Thcater MonIny
and tuesday. We very much fear that
! II there were tho same sort Of city
ordinance prevailing here that We read
about in certain eastern cities-this
company would be able 70 nut out a
worry small portion OF its lltnogrnphs
anu three sheets. HildA Thomas,
the character c,ntrll,D slEgsifcss,
Jaguatiuc, tho well known swords
woman, aud Louisa Royce, lat, Of the
Ear " Tartar company, are the lead.
luz iYlividuai attractions In the Spider
and the Fly.
In an interesting article on acirssscs
marriages outode OF their Profession
1,l th.ii usual unhappy results, the
World has this 10 say OF the celebrated
Julia Doar Haynu, no long the reign
lHg dramatic queen In this city:
Julia Dean was primo favOrite Ia
t''e old broadway before the war, aud
was greatly admired for her beauty
aud charm OF manner. She appealed
seutimcntally 10 Thousands OF men and
had numbrrless oilers o. marriage, all
Ut which she declined. She was
Thought to be socially amh tious, ant
lhe remained siagle until d.. Hayne
nrpeated on the scene. He wa, the
son OF Robert Y. Hayne, thp noted
orator, Of South Carolina, whose crlc.
hrhtel debate with Daniel Webster on
this Modification Issues Is still remem.
hcred.
Julia Dean Hayne failed to MI the
theatcr ~ Julia Dean had lillcd IT,,
though ,her' was no decline In her
histriouic power or her personal charm.
The change In her audiences troubled
her sorely as woman and supremacy
as wife, NJ ehe found that after her
prenuptial engagements had been
iinished her husband Offered no Office.
tons TO her forming new ones. She
was proud, anu this naturally stung
her TO the quick. Her friends said
shs loved him, and that she was uu-
willing TO believe that he could fall 30
far below what she had expected Of
him.
The fact that he should depend on
her for support, which Hhe got by
nightly labors, wore on her vislbly.
IL was not the money she begrudged;
It was the modification sho under
went. She kept away from the East,
where she had been much admired,
remaining IN the far West. Being
liked In Salt Lake City, she played
there steadily, he continuing his de.
pendent course, until at last she re-
belled and gained divorce on the
ground Of non.maintenance.
Those who knew her intimately say
that she was strong, b.ave, noble
woman, patient, loyal devoted wife,
aud that her little matrimonial expert
ence almost crushed her. She rallied
after the separation, and within
year or two met New Yorker inter.
estcd In mines in that region who
became very fond OF her and married
her. She prevailed on him 10 allow
her TO continue ON the stage for u GER
tain period and they returned TO this
city, whore she was preparing for n
resumption OF her career, when she
contracted Pneumonia and died sud
denly amid Wide lamentation.
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SALE.
Underwear for Everybody.
GENTS UNDERWEAR,

We are badly ovorstocked In this de-
partment and are willing to lose some
money in order to reduce II. Hence, we
quote. prices for this week at less than
actual cost.
Mems natural grey wool underwear,
double breasted shirts, also ribbed
goods. Reduced from 75c to I5c each.
Mems cancels hair underwear. Reduced
from 81 to 05c.
Mems sanitary grey, red aud brown
ribbed underwear. Reduced from
Sl.2i TO slc each,
Mems cashmere overshlrts in plain greys
and fancy checks. Reduced from
Sl.2j to Soc.
Mems fancy checked, striped and plain
heavy cotton overshirts. Reduced
from Soc To Csc.
Mons line white laundriod shirts In sizes
~, Il, IN. Reduced from 81. 20 TO 6jc.
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SALE.
EmbTOideTifS till you can't Rest
KID GLOVES AT A SACRIFICE.

O'hook Fostor.lacing Gloves, reduced
from slOO TO Zoe per pair.
e'inch suede Mousquciairo Kid Gloves,
sizes % TO 81 only, reduced from
sl.25 to Ijc per pair.
einch suede Mousquotairo Gloves, In all
sizes, In tAns, modes. groya and
black, reduced from 81. 80 to 81 .U5.
tr-li you see 1t In our 'ad' us true.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENs' WINTER
uND ERWEAR
AT oLEARANcE SALE PRICES.

Ladies' Jersey ribbed all-wool Union
suits, In black, white or natural. Ro-
ducod from S3.75 10 S2.25.
Ladies' all wool Jersey ribbed pants. re-
duccd from Sl.7j to Sl.OO.
Boys White Morino Drawers, reduced
from COO 10 DC.
Ladies' Equestrian heavy black all.wool
Tights, IA knee aud ankle lengths, re.
ducod from $500 to Sl.iO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
LADIES' WRAPPERS AND SUITS.

gjo for ladies' Indigo Blue Wrapper.
l;educod from Sl.2j. SEE ~.
soc Tor ladies' Calico Wrapper. SEE
N.
Sl.35 for handsome printed Camelotto
Wrapper, Round Yoke and Vatican
Back, SEE THEN.
Sl.sj for ladies' printed Camelotte Suits,
plodtcd basque and bell skirts. I.o.
duced from 500. SIZE THLN.
Ladies' suits In gray and brown Heather
Mixture, worry sorvicoablo dresses.
reduced from $3.50 10 500.
Ladies' Navy lIluO all wool diagonal
serge Russian Blouse Suits, trimmed
with biloxi mohair braid. Reduced
from ss.lOtO 5000
Ladies' Storm Serge Bell Skirts, with
girdlo, In black and navy. Reduced
from $500 to S2.2i,
Great Clearance OF Black Lace FlOunc-
inga and Drapery Nets.
80 inch black Chantilly bouncing, re-
ducod from Sl.2b to Zoe.
40 inch black Chantilly founclnr. ro-
ducod from Sl.75 to $40.
Very elegant black Chnnully bouncing,
reduced from q to Sl2j.
AZ inch black Chaulilly drlpory not 70.
ducod from sl,25 To Soc.
40 inch black Chantilly drapary not, re-
ducod from $3.50 to Csc.
Handsome black Chantilly dnpery NOS,
reduced from Sl.7j 70 sl.lO.
40 inch pink and blue dIRpory NETS, re-
duced from zoe to 3Oc
lJ-lf you SEQ It in our ad, it's true.
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SALE.
REMNANTS GALORE.
KEEP WINTER omILLs AWAY
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERYBODY.
lO'4 White Blankets reduced from si.OO
to S2.76.
lO-i White all Wool Blankets, reduced
from $500 to S3.75.
lid White all Wool Blankets, reduced
from S7.51 TO 1928.
ia White California Blankets, reduced
from $1,000 10 $3.50.
1914 Grey Blankets, reduced from $500 to
SAYS.
io-i Red Blankets, reduced from $500 10
$3.50.
III California Notified Blankets, reduced
from $1,000 to 1913.
Hi Eldordown Blankets, reduced from
500 to $500.
Plush Carriage Lap Rob 8, reduced from
S1.15 to $500.
Fancy Crib Blankets, reduced from si.Oo
to 50 10.
Good Bed Comforts, reduced from sl.OO
10 75c.
Extra Choice Bed Comforts, reduced
from s2.75 TO $500.
IN II you sec 1t In our "adn It's truo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
SKIRTS

Ladies' striped llannolotto Skirts.dnlllcd
border, also plain, reduced from 100
TO 100 zach.
ladies' gray, brown or garnet Twilled
Flannel skirts, with plated runlo, re-.
ducod from $3.50 and $500 to Sl,2j
each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
BOYS WAISTS

Good Flannolot,e Waists Mt 2bc.
Boys Plaid Flannel Waists, winter
weight, In good colors. reduced from
sl.OO 10 $50 each.
Boys all Wool Flannel Waists In navy,
brown, red and grey, reduced from
81 % to s5c. each.
Mothers Friend Waists In navy, all
wool goods, reduced from 81. rs TO SOC.
Boys Mothers Friend Fancy Striped all
wool ilannei Waists, reduced from
Sl.5O to Sl.00.
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poMEsTIcs.

Yard wide Bleached Muslin at 30 n yard.
fine quality. Toe Bleachod Muslin at 10
yard.
Lawrence l.. LID brown-shoetIng nt
5ca yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-14
INDIA LINENS.

Zoe grade reduced to 7iGc.
loc grade reduced TO l2l5c.
&c grade reduced to l7iSc.
Bes, quality loo Outing Flannel ever sold
IN this city, in stripes and checks,
new styles, put into this Clearance
Sale for loo yard.
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ULoAKs

The greatest slaughter of now goods over
made IA salt Lake CRY.
500 fora ladies' heavy Diagonal Choviot
Rooior jacket, in black or brown. Re-
ducod tromS s.. SEE IT.
81 for a ladies' black all wool tailor made
beaver jacket, with storm collar, top
scans Reduced from $3.50. SEE m.
$3.50 for q ladies' black diagonal cheviot
Jacket and fronts of black Russian
hair. Reduced from Sl3. SEE H..
$3.50 for a Ladies' Nulria Beaver Cape.
Reduced from 50. SEElr.
$3.50 for ladies' Now Market. Re-
ducod from $40 and sl5. SEE n.
Every article In our Cloak Department,
oithor Ladies' or Misses garments, Is
offered In the same proportion
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coRsETs.


Al CLEARANCE SALE PRICES.
Genuine G. =. Venus sand Royal Worcester
Corsots, style G5s, in pink and blues
only, sizes 10 To 20, reduced from
S2,75 and $3.50 to $3.50 pair.
Genuine Il. ID, Corsets, the well known
slylo91, In pinks and blues only, all
sizes, reduced from $3.50 TO S2.O0
per pair.
lu-lf you SEQ 1t in our "adr it's true.
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CHENILLE TABLE COVERS.

NEW Lot JUST IN no NE SOLD AT
CLEARANCE PRICES.
A9'i SLID Cover for sl.25.
n 81 $3.50 Cover for 81. 10.
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SILKS! siLKsI

a" sur black Rhadamcre sold for Zoo
A, VIII 20 for SOC.
n VIII go for CSC. ' w. '''
"ool black Gros-graln silk sold for s5c
II, Wlll go for 55c.
heavy black Crystal silk sold for Al 40
a, win 10 for 81. 10. ' o' '''oO
nuh colored India silk, evening
SHuues, worth Csc, will go for i5c.
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WOOL HOSIERY.
goes with the rest Mt sweeping prices,
HOSIERY FOR LADIES. MISSES,
CHILDREN AND GENTS.

Infants all wool Hose, reduced from loo
to 90 pair.
Infants Black Cashmere Hose, reduced
from 25c to loo.
Mem all wool Black Ribbed Hose, re-
duocd rom $50 to l2lzc per pair
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, reduced
from zoe to 1910 per pair.
Ladies all wool Black Ribbed Hose, re-
ducod from 25c to loo por pair.
Gents Morlno Half Hose, reduced from
zoe to lOc per pair.
Gents heavy Camol's Hair Seamless
Socks, reduced from go to l5c pair
Gents genuine Shaw Knit Cashmere
Halt Hose, In black, blue aud natural
colors, reduced from SOC to zoe per
pair.