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Kettle Calls Pot black. .

.srgaDsylssus SsrsepeueaGts a4Abeneaih
notice. aud as a rule'no attention should be
paid to anything they say. We ask pardon,
haeessr.rn this1ttrasae, for irnusgSssssisg that
Pwsll.advised prAsdce. sTe are ssors ofnews.
10 pay our respects, ia a Few words, 70 the
he, she or it, vriiinK ia the last Time. under
the iucognito Of aFair Play" The eranirm
Of the writer must indeed be thick. ~ to be
able to distinguish between q csiticsm and a
renort. The lSpKpEsDESr.sFd moi awotd in
criticism Of the report Of the grand ipryi we
simply Published its report an ofipial paper
spread upon the records Of the couit perbdtim
Il iiteratim. We had no authority 70 alter it
either by the dotting Of an or thecrossing Of
a I. Bat in NOT doing so lies our
sin. In so publishing the bad gram
mar and orthography Of the draughtsulaa
Of that remarkable literary production are
made apparent. and We are attacked,
and in retaliationsa garbled cippingfrom
past issue Of the IsDEPESDESr is cited. 1t
iwoold be useless to explain to. an ishOranns
that in handling 50 much matter SUCH mis-
takes will occur. /, The typo something's mis-
takes the words, the proof reader cvsrloOks
the 3;ewbrs y' pesusripgS ss.ini issssugi
the type and, ;sometimes the g contrib;
4u,bfi ii 'nsste commits the alleged offence.
But this h tcyno purpese.r lfet 'Eair59lay"
lcloas il qnr !j6sA9osdfL : the -bsdslEng-
lish of The INDEPENDENT in the, unimporiaut
snuouncement selected as he fronnd &ofk for
criticism and attribute it to- stupidity
or ,guoranceyss will best sssve sbe low bred
desires Of ,tHft crsatsfe, 'sna let that
BE, she Or ~ after ehjoyiustthe severe
rasping ~ administered US read
and ponder over the following choice
selection of elegant English from "a
Critic Criticised" which we pub.
lish free of charge and without comment:
s'Now, to any one who has knoEledee of
the wonderful literAry Attachments ofthe said
editor, as shown in his remarkable sheet since
it has been under his charge, the
colossal cheek and efroatery OF
its late effort at insulting the
Grand Jury for bis honest attempt at dis
charging its duty, will be seen." -s.s :.
+ $500 r. = Y = hi =
, Binder twihe for sale at Nppett Hsas.,s
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+ ri Al 4 I. d II f1rspeTtS.

needs=Erom ]. q Matiinsls and wife
IL, Ii. plata, impFoselnsat siorepasys Eeslgli
81 la, Plata lpibrsse@ela Gsnlpaky3aJ.
Il. ,Mattngly, for lot; $50. J. W. Carpenter
til wife to lds KIrS3 foU assst fltasd6"
S. 0 VIM T. Moore and Al to john 4
,1,as!fN iNJbFs Range y ,ss,lsts siio. Ed
imund jenkins and NJ TO, lgn4tius T. Fqlks,,
Tor ;. lsIait.mssaa, s45saJ IL Il nil /
Mortgages from J.aAs'Frank''ani aisi al
to. %. W. B. MePhersqn, .pu "lsisersiiri"
$4,000. George q. chew AID wife to e T.
Carriro, on Dents Haaard;" S25d. Igaalius
IT. FuIks to Edmund Jenkins and III. on
'Retirement;" $4,000. .-i.7r ~.
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Death.

MIR. VIM. Biles, formerly of this county,
but who recently removed to Washington,
died in that city on Monday last from the ef-
fscts of the heat He leaves a wife aud Eve
children. His remains were brought down
Wednesday on the night train, and inferred at
Mount Rest Cemetery, near La Plata. He was
a brother of Mr.. AOram Bilss, Sf.this village.
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Wedding Notes.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. VIM. G. Brooke, the eldest son 81 Judge
Brooke. and Miss Anna Hill, both Of Prince
Georges county TO take place at St. .Nary's
Church, Upper MeElbOgo, onsthe 18th Instant;
The matrses u NJ. p ;. r., Will, q Bel
Alton, to Miss Lula BoyllPs. ldsdghFss 9tMrs
Ben Bowling, Bryantown, will take place at
Brysntown Church on the 2sth instant. ..
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Reconstruction.

J The Mutual Fire INSURANCE 'Companyoi
Montgomery countyI- doubtless frightened
bys,be ahfounded and maliciouscry of :,'negro
dominstion'F and court houseincendaism, 4"
has decided to reconstruct all the Fire Insur-
anee policies the company holds in this coun-
ty with view Of reducing the risks. Mr..
Neave, the company's agent
has been instructed to begin the wosA at
once, The Montgomery is. the only ,relisble
Insurance Company at present taking risks in
the county. Things have come to pretty
pass. ..s.5 ..,,
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Our New Catalogue Of Val
~ liable. Information

Ifyou desire to learn all about the yery Low
est Cash Prices for Dry Goods Send for DUR
new catalogue-no charge. &
Wonderful Bargain mall pure wool
wide double width, beautiful new styles Dress
Goods, actual cash value soc; the price is re-
duced to SOC; Table ,Damask 70, 81, so, 75c
and 90. Sheeting Cotton, excellent quality,
immense double width Csc. nls"
Cloth for Men aud Boys Wear, rs,
81, 80, 81, use, 90. Henrietta English Cash.
peres; all col RS, wide. double width, excel
lent quality, Csc. China Silks, 80, As, 5Oc.-
India Linen. 8, 10, f24c. Beautiful Satines,
l2A, Is, Csc. t -es l4a - f.'i
Underwear for Men, Women and
Children, 10, is, 20 rs, 81, soc.
Henrietta. Cashmeres Serges, all
cofots, nearly one yard and-aihalf wide,
all pure French w.ve actual cash yalee !" .ne
Dollar yard and the price is reduced to 7sc
Ladies' Cloth Dress Goods, pure
wool, double fold, 25c Dress ginghams. 500
new styles. Toe. Silks, vefvets,. Dress Goods,
immense assortment Lowest Cash Prices. Z
The Butt Dollar Cards are good until July,
1898. - 'ys9s, - - W
-. VALUABLE PRESENTS SO a
Valuable Presents for, Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one Of the
following presents, with purch y, Of s 90.
pair Of Silk EMBROIDERED Corsets worth 81,
A half dozen, tine quality, pure linen, D'unl,
Napkins, wprth.s5c; or a pair Of fine quality,
large size, Danask Towels. wortht75c, honey
aomn white gull llcs;a hlack jersey, Hnt quail
itE 75c, two yards. and a half o. turkey red
table linen 15r.' three pairs Of BAlbriggin Eng
lish stockings I5c 2 .aai f'a.i.'
HaiAS5ls 7ePrsssatsa for CIsh csstsgsrs.
Cash customers will please select one nf:lhe
gtolo wing presents, with IL purchase OF % W
or over; Two pairs of large size, fine. quality,
Daniask Towels, worth l So .-Ure dozen.
fne, quality, pure Euen Damask Napkins,
worth so. A Large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth a l5it.I'Sixl pairs. isdies Bal
hrivgan English stockings, worth | 90, two
yards and; "a h,.ls guest quality turkey rd "a
lille dluissk |. 5g, n t'reneh,. Cashmere :Shsvl
pnrs wool crellp,, Z -nst, blue Or l,.ek, la50.
"A cash RliFgbas9 amounting 10, ZOO. and 4
Ssh payment RI s3c eIns'tlesy you to onsot she
Sizzling for cash eSclusirely we have. 20 loss.
rs Illt stofeevp sllses are VERY small VI
e,iilh6y 90 hoak -ksppsr a no collector mo Jaw
Eyet UIr dry; goods are paid far heiore Ii.
t,pills are due, by 50 doing make the discount,
Ewbieh Is $50 on 'eyrgNth9psanf saved Every
dollar saved by discOuRting, OUR bllsis in
vested in valuable presents for ''our our casl
customers" ----'
| dur dry goods are bought from the most re
| liable SLoles4le merchants in United State.
and, theysmust lie lss represented by our sales
men, 1t not" your money refunded. This i
the true, honest way TO sell dry goods Is
tttblished 1861. Cash capital invested in tn,
business over $50, ooo. -.f..
7
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

We desire to call the attention of'oui read
ers to the new advertisement of George f.
Sloan 4 Bro, 4ll Light 81. Wharf, baltimore,
Nd. They are one OF the Oldest lumber
firms ia the city; have alwsys paid special at
tention to country business; know what is re-
quired, and propose to give COED goods 1t the
lowest prices. We'suggest that GU get their
prices before suying, u.s. ..sf;
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ORPHANS Court

Y q Judges b. + Sanders and F. A. Rich
mond on the bench. The will OF Clara Berry
was filed for probate. The bond of Edwin
Harris as administrator of James. W. Fletcher
was fiIsd and approved Letters oh'sdminis7
,trationissued and an-order for notice teceiitors
or same passed. Orderfor warrant "a, appraise
personal estate Of said Fletcher, passed - Ac-
count sales of the personal estate of John S.
Warren, Sled Petition to postpone probate
ofwill of,JolRB Lyon, deceased, orderipass-
ed granting same. a<t q e
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Project Abandoned. !

Messrs MstIingiy and Jones, having .aban
doned their eAhil ,s Plsafct' At Chicago
have returned home. They say the expense
of rent. etc.. was SO heavy, the venture could
not he made to pay. They will. however,
keep their book upon the market, with every
hope of success 1t is stated they have alres-
dy sold several copies =
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

For headaches. billiousness, constipation,
dizziness, seeplessqess, the. blues, scrofula,
the blood and alfskf1 efuptions DE-. Fenner' S
Blood and Liver, Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails. Warranted to satisfy Or money
refunded. Could this be, afforded IL the rem
edy wasn't certain? For sale by all dealers
and, WV. Padgett, Port Tobacco sys
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Whoever is bowed down and oppressed will
''feel; like himself again" after dose of DR..
Fenner's Capitol Bitters. Eleyates all the vital
functions, giving appetite and strength. r A
full dose relieves pain and produces sleep at
night. For.old people, women, :inYslids,; and
to ward off disease. For sale by, an dealers
and WV. PsdgetS, PSft Tobacco. ..,s,.q
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Presents.

PRESENTS I 80 =. Il
sIrs. Is. a Haines, at,her. immense store
in w-shsaepp, pa " sis bot y sssreht Mes
looms. anl ~uuts every b~y and girl Ia this
county to have one Mhea,in, thefstSisfop'
e. the store and &c, one tor tSs riftfe toits.-
They s04 syqs, a,otAinE bat iq,Ssk fes chem
Don1fSsgt them ab Sou' pass iiy' Ia
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Marriage.

Mr.. John H. Wise and Miss Mary s.sNort
ris were married at Newport Church, by Rev.
Father Wade on Wednesday last, The
groome is young and prosperous merchant
at present doing business at Aliens Fresh, and
the bride the second daughter offTax eollec-
tor ]. B. Norris. Congratulations to the hap
py couple.
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Conuty Commissioners Meeting.

The Board Of County commissioners have
been In session since Tuesday passing ac-
counts against the county, As their work is
not yet completed it is impossible 10 even CON
lecture what the gross amount ofIhe running ex-
penses of the county, for the fiscal year will be.
The road supervisors and hands were paid OF
on Tuesday. -. y''"t e,t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Mr.. Sidier,, ct Pisgah, had ane horse
badly injured few nights AGO bs that OF a
nelshhors. ss'idie's auinns aas tise IL. his
pas.ute. ia vhicb his uefg htor' isorse 2nt-
IL 10 r. "a. 81 @ssa4 80 - VI - "
tanned access duiilig the night time and dad toe
alleged damage. ~s .s----------.
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RIG OUT NEW,

s.. It. has got 10 that point rsi
where necessity is knock -.
ing and knocking har for
attention. You don't want
to be wearing Winter
Clothes 10 the middle oil.
warm weather. anil you ~
don't need to. 'Tisn'i CO..
ing to take a fortune to
change yours aud the chill Il
dren's., In our store, with
our stock that provides for ...;
wearable want, you'll End
one dollar will 90 most as
far as two spent else -.,
Il !, where. and We give your. Il. 80. :
money back if you're NOT !, III,
'- satisfied. " Salts. Hats,
Shoes, Furnishings. etc.,
Is: the very latestssEyles, .tbs ,psm
very best values. the very
largest assortment and e =
the very Lowest Prices AZ.
T.. You .caGfnd. Mske.a piss < :
grimage to the McCa-of M
honest dealings.
.-@.,t.t - - sesss'i sssszsxS
4 F-arti
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At the ,HospItal.i ..

Al the ,Hespitala - g ,.gpiieStfts+i 81 Il
Nr. B,!F; Bealle,o sho has been threaten 4
ed ,sasrgi.aie. ttoable of saFopsicsl na-
ture,iihss goneot0l the, City Hospitals Baid i
more, for medical treatm Mt.
3; ---+l- -4tt--1-+s qS y
If you waat II nice cool glass Of tcer, 60 to
Chrspln AMI let friend. Tippstt wait2n 3o4zl
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

The RI. Rev. WIN. Paret, Bishop of Mary
land, will visit st. Johns Parish for Con6r-
nation on Sunday. June 18th. Service at
Christ Church, Accokeek, 1880 a. M, st.
Johns Church, Pomonkey, 3 sOp.m. e.
THEO SMOOT. Minister in Charge. !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Divine Services will be beldD. Y, Sunday,
Juns.allth. q kewt0s', N. 3. Church.
South, AT, 1880 I. m. anA sdme day. at La
Plata, at 8 O'Clock p. m. All are most cordi-
ally invited to attend
81 .f..,.>,,, j &C, sEDwfoS, Pc.
49, VI NE.Ify, = EG s@l.i u
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Homestead Sold.

Dir. A. II. Robertson and al, as Trustees,
sold few days ago stTqwsgas the homestead
of the late Col Datief yeniter, ,deesAses; III
Baltimore county. One OF his sons, Mr. John
b. ii. Jsuifer, was the purchaser at 81, 500.
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Religious sficss.4 ety :. T1F-f

On wednesday, the l4th Of June, the Ri
Vim. Peres D. D., Bishop Of Maryland
win visit Port Tobacco Parish Services IL
Christ Church. with Confirmation and Holy
Communion at 10 a. m. Sermon by the
Bishop. At 4p, M Confirmation, with SER
mon by the Bishop, tst Paui's Chapel
Evening services, with Confirmation, at St.
Philips Chapel, at sp. m. The offerings at
all services will be for the Bishops Fund.
There will be Divine Services D. ", in st.
Philips Chapel for the colored people next
Sunday night Jane lth, at o'clock,sG Z.
]. e. POINDEXTER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

When Baby was sict, We gave her castoriA
When she was Child, she cried for eastoria-
When she became Miss, she ciang to Castoris.
When she had Children. she gave them castoriA
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Dental Notice.

Dental Notice.
Iwill, sisit, the following ,ipsaces' fcs1 proi
fessional work:
Waldorf, June 5ih to 10th.
Bel Alton, Jane l2th to 10th inclusive.
DIR. r h. SASSCER.
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Il;w "A adr q i.aa1 L,as; t..lilillo a'I7

at,s4iaa, if6Aslk&tSAl &lst'dhets lSskaaa dp5a
with sda,sbt, ySo-was theEpower or Dr. Fen
b.t' sEoa4 hH mes to reliss any csagh in one
hour. until ifousla.ls Of Trials demonstrated
the fact. Equally COOL for horsqNh -tisvys-
energy and strength Money REFUNDED IT sat
lst,,cti,n not given. ..For. SALE by all dellsTS
and ". W. R,dgelt, poeBTab eee, s.,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

= Laaies.-KvOid. anxiety AMI unedsiness
each month A simple aud harmless French
RENE ~ that gives absolute protection and essii
iy applied. Address for particulars, Il. A.
MARITIME. o. Boz 2T0, Baltimore. m 2e-bm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Mr.: r. H. Edelen has for sale for breeding
purposes, a choice lot of lambs Of the South
down and Shropshire breed. Here ID a rare
opportunity to secure flock of sheep which
will pay as an Investment
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TO THE PURLM..'.

Dr.'G. T. Greenlaw, formerly of Fredericks-
burg, Va, is now located at43 Street, S. W.,
Washington, d. G. The public, would do
well to give his celebrated fsmily remedies a
trial. He has for his leaders -a@finiment for
man and beast, Greenlaw's Golden Remedy,
and GIeenlaw 5 Cholera Cure. those remedies
are endorsed by leading physicians and drug
gists. All communications willreceive prompt
attention.. Consultations free ,sCall or ad-
dress DR., c.. T. GREENRAW h Co.,
Prqpiietors, 425 Eodr and "a half
StEeet, s.. W, Mashington,,D ID. G. jy l-y
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HORSES FOR SALE.

TT7 . - ~. Y
I.haye two fine hOists for sale, one sorrel,
s. years old, and the other "a bay. Sugars old
both fine drivers. Also. one. Bell Founder
mare with DenhaIn colt at her side. For
terms apply to ,.,,.- '''''''
.nss. JULIAN cox, es-s
! je 9-dt 81, a. Port Tobacco, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Mr.. B. D. Tubman, we are informed, las
expressed the opinion that the county seat
should be atha Plata. ALI unbiased practi-
cal business men are beginning to think that
way
Brother Pennington has grown severa'
inches taller in the last few days. The sequel
to his unexpected growth is due to the kind
ness OF Mrs. Pennington in presenting him
with a chirpy little daughter. Long life 70
the baby and, best wishes fer the, health Of her
happy mother. -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

wOOL.s WeULl, wOehs!t Sold a,
highest market price, Wool bags sent fEee,
No cbargef5t dtay ake. n b IS =
J. A. HANCOCK,
NAV 2e.tfs 1000 Efndehi Aps /! Baltimore. Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

T. 4. r. - = v : III
/, Bipder twins for. sale at Ilnpett 8sgs
Chrispin, Nd.
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RAINES WASHINGTON STORE.

IS the best shopping place the city for country people, and why2
Because all way along from very small beginning few
proportions have known how much of our
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Terms for Advertising
: Transient Rates.

Advertisements OF one square or less, and not
exceeding three insertions; win, be inserted for
el so, or 25cents. for each subsequent inseftiom;
longer ones in the same proportion. A space
equal 70 eight hnss Of BREWER makes square;'
Standard Rates.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09

Whs:isn't this a good thing? DR., Fehner' s
Kidney and iSaekache Cure is warranted to
give Satisfaction in eve y base or money re-
turiied:' Sdch' a proposition couldn't he
ought Of ftie medicine wasn't superior to
all Others. For sale BY al dealers and " W.
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-09
SAKs &. &C, COMPANY,
Penn. Ave. and 18th Street.
Washington, DC. Il aivS

Mashingt0n, D. Z,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17
Chrdren's Hand-Organs. 1Oc.
Revolving Picture-Books, l5c.

LnltQTen = Itdul-Oi SNi''f
Revolving Picture-Books. l0c'
Christmas Horns, 15c.
AT 25c. we have some wonderful presents
for the little folks, consisting IN part oil
McGlnty Poles IA most charming little
trick). Roller Chimes, Building-Blocks'
Ten-Pins, Dolls, Canton-tiannel Dogs
etc. =,
We will be pleased to have you call
and gee our Christmas Goods, "a we can
suit you. We have a great many things
suitable for presents for gentlemen. See
our window display.
We have A. few very desirable things in
Dolls. from Csc. upwards, TO which we
call your attention.
Hints Of what TO buy for Christmas
Presents:
Handkerchiefs are always useful pres
ents To give mother, father, sister, sweet
heart cousin. friend, or servant
We have Cotton Handkerchiefs, Linen
Handkerchiefs. SILK Handkerchieis
ChiIdren's White Handkerchief. 3. Sc,
and UPWARDS. Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs,
&C. and upwards. Bingham Hand
kerchisfs. 10c. Turkey-Red Handkerchieis.
{. 8. and 1Oc.
Muffs. to close. about 8 or only. col
ored Muffs. reduced from SJ.oo TO N.ss.
For Gentlemen we have Collars, Socks.
CNIrfffs, Suspenders, Cun-Buttons, Shirts,
cts.
For ladies' and children, almost every
article kept in a hrst-class dTy-goods
store.
Pretty Fans for party and evening
wear, at attractive prices.
Chenille Table Covers. from Soc. to 1850.
Calico Dress Patterns, 75c. apiece Of 10
yards OF l-3c. grade.
so yards of light, medium. and dark
Calicos at &C.: n good many OF the lot
were formerly ga and l-3c.
Scotch Plaid Dress Ginghams, almost
as pretty as worsted goods. at l2i2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-17

Dress Outings, at 10 and 12hc. Among
this lot are some beautiful red grounds,
with black figures and black and blue
stripes
Hero are two desirable Outings. solid
light-blue and pink, at ire. suitable for
sacques. wrappers. and baby-clothes.
Towels are useful presents. See our
Towels al 3, 1-3, 10, 1914, IS 2-S' 20. and
pc A splendid assortment at 25c. up to
! Napkins pc. up 10 $500 dozen.
Red Damask at 25c. to Sc. per yard.
Cream Damask, pc. to Sl.OO.
White Damask. 37i4c to $1.75 per yard.
Fringed Red Table-Cloths. from SOC. to
800.
Cream Table-Cloths, with red borders,
500 t1.25, and $50. See our Linens.
Make your poor friends presents OF
warm Bed Clothing and Merino Under
wear: also, goods for outside wear.
Calico Comfortables. 75c., $l0O, SL25. and
$50
teen. etc. at 500, s2.21. $3.50. 800. and
$3.50
Gray Blankets, 75c.. 500, up to $500 a
pair.
Red Blankets. $50 to 800
White Blankets at 500 10 5000.
Splendid values in a ia White Blanket
at 800
At 1900 we offer pair Of Blankets, re-
duced from flj.oo.
1914 Unbleached Sheetlng. Is, 20, %, %,
and SOC
Bleachsd Shooting. IS, 20, 25. 80 37i3. and
4oc.
We sell the celebrated Utica 1914
Bieached Sheeting at 30c.
IL Utica. at 37hc. 0hs for the extra
wide beds of our grandmother), and the
Wamsutta '0-4 Twilled Sheeting ut 40c.
Merino Underwear for ladies', gentlemen,
and children. from 25c. upwards.
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Come AyDSEE WHA7PRE7N, ATTRACTIVE AR7CLESYOUCNBUY
FOR TO- Is, 10, AND 25 CENTS

White Bad-Spreads. 7Jc. to $500 tor the
elegant Mars-illes Spread.
We failed to mention Crib Blankets
81 to $500 a pair, and Crib Quilts. I5c.
to Sl.75 each.
See our Balmoral Shrt-Lengths, 2'5
wards for CSC, reduced from Soc, and
our warm Indiana Skirting for baimorals
pa yards, the usual pattern Tor %l'lS''
al soc.
Cashmere for boys. a new lot, Tor &c.
Casslmeres for heavy wear for men,
( AZ 31ia. 80. co. and O5c.; some new pat
terms
Now for solid values in Dry Goods,
Dress Goods. and Cloaks are the Scyll1
and Charyblis OF the dry-goods business.
We want to reduce our stock Of Dress
Goods.
Dress Goods at 1919. rs 2-8. 10. ., S71a,
and Doc. up to $3.50 per yard.
See our 12iac Cashmercs, % inches wide
half wool.
Our Half-Wool Striped Serges. p inches.
at l2'kc, and our Plaid Dress Goods, y
inches wide. at i2iac.. and our Gray De
beges, half wool, = inches wide, az rs 2-5c.'
D inches wide Fancy Serges. at Dc.
3 or pieces Illuminated Scrges, 3j inches
wide worth 2ic., at lSc.
We offer lot. to 10 pieces. Of strictly
Atwood Chevrons. striped and checked.
that were SOC. per yard last season, at
37i5 and 39c; several pieces Of this sea
sons SOC. Cheviots and Chcyrons at zoe.
Hosts OF pretty Dress Goods, some OF
which were formerly 1Jc. and tl0e. AT
62i9c.: several Of checked and striped Sjc.
Scrges at 69c.
our stock OF beautiful 45-lnch wide
Colored Henriottas. no better value thsn
this &c Ilenriettas was ever offered.
Then nicer Dress Goods at reduced prices.
We have Is to % Cloaks. Jackets, and
Capes carried over from last season that
we are O-lering at less than half price.
The prices are $50. S225. S}.sS. etc. and
II you get your siz3 You viii secure a
bargain.