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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14
CRocE

Strictly Fresh Eggs, 3 doz S so
Finest Creamery Butter,
2-lD foll.............. IS
Io-lb Sack Table Salt.... .1s
Tomatoes, can.......... 10
Corn, can.............. 10
feas and beans, 3 cans. rs
Deviled Ham, can....... 20
Corned Beef, lib CAM. 10
c. & 3. Chow Chow,
quart bottle 90
c. & B. Jam, per jar..... rs
G. & B. Orange MARINA
lade, ]ar.............. rs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14

Triple-Plated Napkin Rings,
neatly chased, good size, were 75c
TO MAKE ROOM, 35c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14
CLOCKS.

Mantel Clock, S-day, strikes
hours and half hours on cathedral
gong, was $40.
TO MAKE ROOM $500
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14
TO MAKE ROOM.
LAME E.

Polished Brass Piano Lamp,
II inches high, complete, with
duplex burner and umbrella
shade, with silk fringe, was $40.
TO MAKE ROOM $500
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14

Columbian Souvenir Spoons,
Rogers best triple plate, beauti-
fully designed, were $1.25.
TO MAKE ROOM 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

LADIES' LISLE-THREAD HOSE, fast black,
both plain and drop-stitch-haVe been soId ior
5Oc now Soc or 3 tor 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
ISAAC SyCLE & Co.,
303 BROAD STREET,
COTE LOCATION NEXT CORNER THIRD.
zap 1911
NTITTELDORFERS',
vi 2l1 EAST BROAD STREET.
THE BlG-BAkGAiN MERCHANTS.

DRESS GOODS are necessity, but 10 is
luxury 20 be able tOiinspect our stock, we have
such an immense Assortment, and al the new
shades. too, IN New Blues. Eminenca, Oh Rose,
Tans, Resedas, and HeliOtropes, ana they are
very pretty. Just think 81 the very PROTEST
shades. full 80 inches wide, for 22ksc; Whip
cords, all the new shapes Tor 3vc. bengalines,
very handsome. tor 79c. You have TO pay ell
for this elsewhere.
HOW ABOUT SILKS I've have them 20
match the new dress gOOd8-Figured, Changea-
Bile, ana BeDgalino. New Figured China Silks,
for only 2oc. We have always gotten 1Oc. FOR
this. Wash Silks In all the newest designs, so
much used for shirt-waists, at extremely low
prices.
VELVETS. In this we have some very tempt
ing bargains for you. as yon will have to have
some Velvet 20 complete that dress. We have
all the new shades from 75c. 20 800. In Gimps
we have a full limo, and Jet Gimps are very low,
SO this Is your chance
30 YOU want q WASH FABRICP Why iust
look at this The pest SHIFTING PRINTS for
&c. Our warranted FASI-COLOkS DRESS
POINTS in Pink, HeliOtrope, Green, and ROse,
AL the new shades, tor &c. In FIGURED,
STRIPED, ana PLAIN DlMITIES for children
and misses We have everything you can imagine,
also NAINSOOK EDGES TO thin those with from
SC. up. We can suit everybody IL vast fabrics.
CAPEs, LADIES WAISTS, AND JACKETS
FOR SPRING WEARING have 30 much 10 tell
you about In this line that you will really have
10 call on US. Our entire spring stock Is IN aud
must be seen for you 20 have correct idea about
IL.
Now We viii talk MATTINGS. -For Just 81. 0s
you can have a roll Of 40 yards, all ooors. ia
PANESE MATPlNGS, with inserted figures tor
only nc. We used 10 ger 35c. for this. but we
have decided to slash this considerably. and be-
sides We will throw IN all the tacks you want.
our stock OF OiL-CLOTHs and LlNOLEUMS
are something very fine, and for 39c you can
have something superb pc. will get 4
FLOOR OIIs-CL0TH.
WHEN we MENTION PARASOLS We feel
81.
5Oc. viii cntltle you 20 "real jewell for misses
and children. The new shades are all repre-
sorted In our stock. Ladies, We can certainly
please you, ap lS-ru&1h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
MISUNDERSTANDING 10. 1893.
Hawaii and Uncle Sam.

The provisional government of Hawah
seems 10 be strong enough 30 sustain IT.
self. But we regard that government as
standing for the United States. 1t would
never have had an existence but for the
knowledge possessed by the men who
established il that the most powerful Ia
ton in the world would look upon 1t with
friendly eyes.
These men we're fully acquainted with
tho fact that for fifty years the United
States Government had declared again and
again upon occasion that It would never
Willingly witness the transfer Of the con-
troll Of the Hawalan Islands from the peo-
ole If those islands to the government OF
any other country, however rich or pow
,rtul.
Those men knew the fact that Mr.,
Brusr. the American Secretary Of state,
had declared iu writing that he could not
conceive il possible that the United States
would decline 10 annex Hawai- to this
country If proper opportunity presented
itself
Iu word. UNCLT SAN stands. we repeat,
behind the provisional government OF
Hawaii. The credentials which Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND prepared for Commissioner BLoCNT
testify e. the same purport They bear
witness that the strong hand Of the United
States is ready e. be laid upon the Shout
dsrs Of any nation that might be tempted
g. try % annex Hawaii, or 70 establish
thorc protectoTate.
The explanation We last week made OF
the new condition of things in Hawai- Is,
We Nll suspect tho true one-namely'
that the United States Government de
sires the provisional authorizes to be pre-
pared 10 make q treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

Parties falling 70 pay ihis tax on or bafero
APRIL 10, 1898, viii be suDieot to the penalty
u. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Cd l-3Qt Collector Of City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

PERSONALLY Chairman BASIL GoEDoN 10
IN favor If late convention and a short
aud sharp campaign
HIS views viii influence many other per-
sons. His familiarity with the details Of
campaign work enables him To speak as an
expert. He knows the difficulty Of sus-
tanning interest Do long. drawn-out con-
test. and particularly vail this be the case
this wear when IN the early months Of the
summer the eyes of 80 many OF our active
workers Will be turned towards Chicago.
The DlsrA1cH has spoken against "an
early convention ana in favor Of having
y about the usual time-that Is 10 say, be-
tween the last week IN July and the mid
die Of August: hut Mr.. GoBDoN goes a
bow-shot beyond us and declares for n
late convention" The middle Of August
has been a- late as any of our gubernato
rial conventions have been held since the
close of the war.
st present We find very little concern
shown IN the coming convention, and the
reason Is that the people have other pub
lie matters 70 think Of They have been
NlEIRN~t'A Win lAl' l'ibA''AlHH0 Vi N''il-
Crcss and with presidential appointments.
Now the naval display III Hampton Roads
fixes their attention. Next week the re-
view IN New York larbOr will be upper
most III thor minds. Then comes the eX-
position. When the newness of that has
worn of Virginia politics will have their
"inning.n At present the voice Of the
s,frafe 20,
BY the way, we have letter from ouI
friend. W. W. ScoTT, Esq, which we shall
publish Sunday. replying to those who
have come out III print cOndemnIng his
proposition to LET the State convention re-
commend candidates tor United States
senators. He has no great hopes that ms
scheme will be adopted. but he under.
takes to show that it Is neither absurd mol
unprecedented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
HING lin 10 Dry


Thero is good authority for the statement ina.
the tsriff bill prepared by Ellery Anderson ana
the Reform Club has been hung up 70 ury' ann
that Mr.. Carlisle will take no notice OF TT. "
NJ, Washington Letter Cincinnati Coinmsre'd4.
The DISPATCH took the ground when Mr.
ANDERSON had just begun his WORK ina. IL
was an inexcusable impertinenee ID DIT.
ANDERSON TO undertake thus to DO X'k
which Mr.. CARLISLE was so much Tor
qualified TO do.
Ed. M. intimates that the President
and his Secretary of the Treasury are not
going to put much free trade " in their
new tariff. They realize the fact that for
the first time in the history of the Demo-
cratic party q bill must DO formed for
bunness. And Democratic United States
Senator SAYS that he does not expect any
thing very radical will be presented in IT.,
aud nothing proposed beyond the removal
of the bounty on sugar, the making OF
wool free, and reduction of duty on tin
plate.
If this rumor be true, MIR. CARLISLE Is
going TO recommend discriminating
tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Mnnicinnl Economy.

The action Of the Council Committee on
Streets IN putting TO contract the city
sewers ordered to be built this year and
the agitation of the question whether the
Grounds and Buildings Committee was
justified in awarding certain contracts TO
persons whose bids we're not the lowest are
IN the direction Of that municipal economy
which our condition forces upon US.
Councilman and others are Just begin
ming 10 see that Richmond cannot main
tain her present rate of expenditures with
out raising taxes. We are only able to get
along at all by carrying a large floating
debt. The danger Of such n policy has
been repeatedly shown in the Mayors mes
saces o. the City Council. Richmond
should live within her means. About
81 800, 900 are raised from city taxes every
year. and we can afford TO eXpend no
larger amount of money.
There is complaint, We know, that In
the present Iburst" of economy the
humblest class of city employees is made
20 suffer, while men of large salaries are
left untouched. This would be grave
complaint against our party If 1t should
prove TO be true, but we are just making
o start. and as the necessity for more and
more rigid economy presents itself those
who have recorded themselves in favor OF
dischargng laborers and putting out TO
contract the work that they have been doing
can hardly refuse to attack the salaries of
officers who are supposed to be paid more
than they are worth or we can afford to
give.
When we get into the new City Hall and
employ a superintendent Of the building,
engineers. hremen, electricians, janitOrs,
eleyator-men, laborers. &C. we are going
80 md that we have 10 decide positively
whether we Will increase taxes or reduce
expenses. 1T seems 20 us that II would be
far better for the City Council to commit
the whole subject to the Committee on
he'Ienchnentaud Reform. or TO some other
committee standing or special. and have
inc Work done fairly and systematically
sAah 10 leave changes and reductions 10
% made 1a the Judgment of each commit.
tee may dictate.
Really. 1t does appear that the sooner
ns matter Is given serious thought the
oc1'ef II VIII be for all interests.
however. let 10 one outside or inside Of
mehmond suppose that there is any pend.
ing 'eargo OF dishonesty against any Of
cur onic'ais or counciimen. We know OF
~ Sueh charge; the worst that has beeu
s,eseo IN the matter Of building the City
nan Is that costly mistakes have been
n'aue and IA one OF more cases that per-
sonar preferences have controlled the
award Of contracts.
but 70 come straight back to our sub
Jsc' M' Is PLAN that the people are de-
mandlng greater economy In the public
service, would it not DO well for the CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
An Office Declined.

Our friends of the City-Council Commit
tee on Grounds and Buildings offer to put
their records at the disposal of the editors
Of the city papers for investigation as to
the proprety of their late award OF con-
tracts
We decline, with thanks. We have al
ready reported the proceedings OF the
committee quite fully. 1t would be far
wiser for the committee to call upon the
CITY Council to SIT in Judgment upon them.
The City Council could summon experts
and hear testimony and argument, and
then decide whether the City Engineer or
the committee was wrong IN the matter OF
making the recent award of City-Hall con-
tracts.
Really. the committee should ask an in
vestigation at the hands of the City Coun-
Gil. not at the hands Of the press, whose
conclusions they would scarcely agree be-
forehand to accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
The Trolley IN Ohio.

An electric railroad company has Just
been chartered at Columbus. o., with a
capital of S9.OOO,OO0, to construct an cleo
trio railway from Ottawa City. Ottawa
county to Findlay, Hancock county, pass
ing through the counties OF Ottawa. San
dusky, Seneca, and Hancock. with the
right to construct branches from Ottawa
City to Marblehead and from Iiffin tc
Upper Sandusky. IN WyandOt county.
Is not the trolley becoming of vast i'm
nnrtAnce2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Notes from Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 1p.-The Corpo-
ration Court-Judge X. I. W. Duke, Jr., pre-
sidIng-is 10 session. A number OF licenses TO
sell liquor we're granted yesterday.
The trustees OF the Charlottesville Baptist
church haze offered a reward OF s25 for the ar
rest and conviction Of the parties that set fro TO
the Rose-Hill chapel on Saturday night last.
Tho charlottesville Base-B ban Club has been
oreanizsd with the following Officers u. q. Pey-
ton. captain; II. A. George, scorer; j. ii. Lind
say, manager. Practice games Will begin In Bel
mont this afternoon.
Messrs. Carpenter & PEBBLES, OF Norfolk. have
been selected by the City School BOARD 10 make
tho plans and specifications for tho new school
buildings and 20 have charge OF tho work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

The Earl OF Craven. who married the IT.
ycar-od daughter Of BRADLXY MARTIN in
New York on Tuesday night, wore at tho
wedding ceremony long frock coat, dark
gray trousers. and white vest. In but
tonhole of his coat there was white gar
denIa.
The brides dress was of white satin and
had about the longest train ever seen III
New York The bodice was elaborately
trimmed with the rarest of point lace
She did not wear crinoline. The veil of
point lace almost enveloped her and was
fastened TO the head with q tiara Of dia-
monds. Her bouquet was of English
heather.
The wedding took place at Grace church
and Bishop Potter ofiiciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

is a pretty small quantity. but that's
about the amount of clothing that some
body will sell this season. When it
comes to clothes We have the call We
have the goods too, with a larger stock,
greater variety, and lower prices than
can be fonnd anywhere else. That's
why we have the call. Buyers call
where they can find what they want.
and they want to find it quickly and
easily. A "find" is lucky article to
get you can stumble over ono every
day in our stock. Buyers are taking
them away all the time. There's more
left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
LEVY q DAVIS.

BASKETS from &c. up. Buy basket 10 take
your lunch in when you go 70 the naval rem
devious.
Good BASKETS with covers at 10, 10, 25c.,
ami up 10 81.
A good BASK EFT can be had for a little money.
MATING. all styles, lowest prices.
MATING, all styles, lowest prices
MATING, all styles, lowest prices.
MATING, all styles, lowest prices.
MATING, all styles. lowest prices.
MATING, all styles, lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
OUR woRLD's-fAIR MANAGERS.
They VIII Meet Next nj Chicago May Id
virgfuia-Dsy August 9th.

NORFOLK, VA, April 19.-The members Of the
virginia Board OF world's-Falr Managers con-
tinue enjoying themselves Sightseeing in
Uampton Roads and AZ Old Point The board
viii neIt meet a, the Virginia building at Chi.
cago on tho I'd of May. Colonel A. :. Buford Will
represent the state az the opening ceremonies OF
the fair. Tomorrow the board wil VISIT the
crtIlscr Philadelphia and other war-shps In
Hampton Roads In company with Governor Nc.
Kinney and the gunboat Chesapeake. Colonel
Buiord will appoint committee OF three TO mr.
range a programme for Virginia-DsE. Angus,
orb, at tho fair. A citizen OF Isle OF Wight wiz
loan the Virginia building the bedstead used by
Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Death Of Mr.. Lscy-Firebug Sent On.

IIOTb5pOndenco OF Ihe hIcnIUOuI UIsUfVVILI
OAK PARK, VA. April l9.-Mr. Z. W. Lacy. ST.,
OF Missouri. died on Sunday nigh, last n. tho
residence Of his brother. W. J. Lacy, OF this
place. He was about IS years Of age.
Strother Ihoms icolored) WAS before a magis-
trato's court on Monday charged with burning
two small storehouses near Twyman's Mil, and
was sent on 70 the County Court. One building
Was occupied by himself the other by Judson
sullivan white. both tenants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
IMr. c. A. Harrison Joins tho Majority.

[Corre5pOndence OF tho RICHMOND DlspaIcn.I
GOKpONsvIILE, VA, April I9.-Mr. c. A. llar-
risuD, one OF our citizens died on Friday night
last after brief illness. His health, though
delicate for many years. was not considered pre-
curious tin within tho last Weok and his DEAN
was quite a shocd 70 our community. Mr.. Har-
rison was a native OF Prince william county and
was in the Ara year OF his age. For period OF
two years ne was connected with tho Land ONCE
in your city. He was consistent member OF the
Rnptist church. lie leaves n wife and two chill
dren. who have tho sympathy Of our community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
olckeNsoN's NEW COURTHOUSE.
The Present Structure Unssfe and Must 30
Torn Down-A Human Brute.
ncnrrnanondance Of thu Richmond Dlanatch.l

CLISTwooD, VA, April 1D.-At recent meet
ing OF the Board OF supervisors OF this county
stops were taken for tho erection OF q new
courthouse. A committee was appointed 20
drnw up plan aud specifications Tho board
will meet on the Path to Let the work TO con-
tract. The county built house In 1888, but as
tho foundation OF the building Is defective u mas
boon pronounced unsafe for some time aud VIII
be torn down.
Mr.. Reuben Powers and Miss Nancy Robertson
were married at Cranes Nest on Sunday last
Creed Duty. a young married man OF bucu,
this county, Bhamefully abused his wife, ana one
Of her brothers demonstrated with him against
such inhuinnnity, whom Duty turned upon MIN
and further wreaked his vengofRf tro upon him,
leaving him more dead than alive. Then SAL
ding his horse he left az once for West virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

The night trains arriving here from the
South over the Coast Line are still out OF
gear and frequently come in behind time.
We some time ago asked the post-ofice
authorities to look INTO this matter, but If
they have done 50 they have not yet af-
forded the needed relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

The Norfolk Vrgjnianindicates thatth
city would be glad TO have the State
Democratic Convention held there. So We
now have Roanoke, Norfolk, and Rich
mund claiming the honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
DENTISTS.

TURING MY SICKNESS MY BUSI-
H. Nxss VIII DO conducted in my name by
my two very competent assistants, Dire. A. L.
sTkA1F0RD and LEO A. PusEy, who have
beep associated with me for msnv years.
JOHN hAHoNY, Dentist
sp 20-tw go east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
SUDDEN DEATH OF GEN. r. /. T. eeALE
In Apparent Good Health and Carried ON
bya Congestive Chill.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April lo.-Generl II.
/. 4. Boale died suddenly yesterday az his
homo, In WesimorOland county, OF congestive
chill. 10 was In attendance at Richmond
County Court during the day In apparent good
health. 10 served in Congress from 1897 10
1919 and from 1877 10 1879. Ho entered tho
Confederate army "a captain OF cavalry troop
from Wesimoreland county and rose To the RAM
Of brigadier-generA For many years he had
been consistent and promlnont momber OF
the Baptist church. lie was a lawyer by pro-
fession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

Boston, like Richmond. is soon to have
gas at II per 600 cubic feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
Ladies' House Dresses and Wrappers

Wrappers made OF tho best Merrimac Calico,
Mother Hubbard front with close-htting back,
only SOC. apiece.
Wrappers made OF fine percale in neat stripes
AMI figures Princess back. yoke 'front.' and I'M
ished with belt, only 81 apiece
Fine Girgham Wrappers, plaid ana stripes,
double pointed yoke back and mont, and Wat
teau plat falling from yoke and fastened with Z
belt, al 2o apiece.
Fine Glnsnam Wrappers, handsomely made,
$40.
Real Irish avn Wrappers, handsomely made,
.Iimmed IN he Hamburg cage, only 80.
Every gsrLA,at ID careially made, patterned
fr1m fuu aud correct models, aud perfect NJ Is
apao JULIUS sYcLE & SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
THE COHEN co.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
COD-LIVER OIL

HYPOPHOSPlIilES OF LINE AND SODA
We have prepared this emulsion for tho pas.
ten years. It's superiority over all 0ths.s rs at
tested by every ono Who has used it For coughs,
colds, broncsitis, consumption, ana all wasting
Diseases Price 80 cents and Q per bottle. For
sale at all drusstore6 DO not DO persuaded 10
try any other. Ask foi that made by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
40 12-ts Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

take, most natural in tho way they act
cheapest, because guaranteed TO give salts
faction, or money returned We all have
weak spots Generally it's the liver. An
active liver prevents impurities and poisons
have a tonic effect upon the liver and the
general system. They cure Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Dizzy Spells, Sick or Bilious Head
aches, and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
HORSES. MULES. cows. so.

nor SALE.-GO0D WILL On
u and STOCK OF q FiRST-cLAsS Ti-3a
LlyEkY-sr K FOR SALE IN a good location,
with eighteen boarders at ais per month, and
for quick buyer. Address OWNER. care Of DIS
FArcH. ap 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20

special bargain On riAl is
BENGALINE SILK 20 Co.,.
Other qualities ~ 81, el.'i.
a.. amt $40.
l picre cytrq-ul'e 44l.f
BLACK ClilNA~lIk 40 sl.l.
Other BLACK china silks 90 OIL.
0llb. 9Jc.. aud 81.
g piorcs 3i-inrh PLAID
DRESS GOODS relgr'i 'r.u
% 20 l2i1r.
- pieces 3C-ilrn bLtt h
GlgEN ADlNES 80 -Nr. Those.
pf course, age uOt Hl.-wDal ii'
very nlre Tor the prize. lHr-
merly Poe.
BLACK PLAID LAWNS anl
OkGANDlt~ irrm lta t
5,ier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20
THE TOWER,
corner Second and Broad streets.



The latest novelty In Serpenunc Waists, made
Of fine pink end biue chGmbrn. Tits IL a beau
tiful garment and very popular. Thny are
trimmed III fancy pink aud blue, extremely fine
naInsOOs edgngf, BIsnOp sleeves, s2.0O apiece.
LADIES' Shirt-Waists nado OF fine quality
figured lrish lawn, collars ana criis trimmed
with contrasting embroidery. also rune Of en-
broidery down front, all neat, delicate patterns,
Oniy $40 apiece.
ladies' shirt " aists. made Of fine French per-
cnlo. hair stripes IN pink, due. AMI lavender,
f0u collars s apiece.
florence Waisis, made Of fac French percals
pink. blue and lavender, lGbOt rufie dO"n
trOLt DOC. apiece.
Florence Waists, made Of nne percale, pink
bus, and lavender, r0lliIg collar, tuil back ani
front 15c. apiece.
Florence Waist, made OF hno percale, plated
bac8 and front, Polling collar and belL 1Oc.
apiece. We select ihis as one OF standing merit,
ana will give genera satts.aricn.
Fine Waists, made OF lavender, tan, PINK. and
blue chambIa, rolling collar aad belt, 5Oc apiece
Shlit-M aisls, made 81 MoTnmac caiito, plated
bAcK aud front. laundered collar aud CUTS, DOC
Fine Waists made OF doe hetr,mHc calico,
blue ana white stripes, plated BACK ana ITOht'
rolling collar ana bflt, Oaiy t5c.
Also n full line Of Navy Blue and Black Waists
at Doe Apiece.
SIX Waists, made OF fine black waterproof
silk. tucked yoEe, fan collar. full eevss, stand
ING collar, and rolling cufs, only 50.
Fine Chins-Silk Waists. cream ground, with
blncA lavender, aud red dots, BisbOp sleeves
fun back aud front, wide belt, only 81.
lob lot Of fne Bbck Chna-silk Waists re-
duced from ~ and s. TO 81 apiece.