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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-29

features. is pretty uueh The same tup. world
over This ls we'll Illustrated d.. % .uffuus
criminal yt-a chat was BROUGHT Coz light
last year iu Turkey NOT far from CousHn.
tinop'e
During % festival Of the N'uIammpCaus "a
well To- do merchant named Fuudur.H
dressed his child. boy of q. in his finest
costume. which included sin, velvet can
onamuntcd with a number of gold coins
The child was always iu charge of a faith.
ful slave, AN old negro woman. who had
been his attendant since his birth
The woman. being called into the house
on some business. left the chilli seated in
the open court which i'm Turkey. as In
southern Spain, l. peculiar to Che better
class of residences On the return of the
nurse the child was gone. and although au
immediate search was instituted no trace
of the little fellow was found
In his sore straits the e1rrhro,ep father
applied for help To the scra-I.ier. or military
commander of the district
The officer on reflection came To- the con
/ clusiou that the child. ON account of it,
cries. could not have been taken far. and
that some of the ncighbors were respon.i
+ BILE for the abduction
without communicating his suspicious
/ TO any one the officer directed a member
. of his staff to eutcrtbe peiplhoriu- mosque
/ that evening nc the hour of urgyrr and in a
voice that TN. yyorsbfpars c,uld hear To
summon the imam. or priest. To- come i'm
mediatelv to the military palace.
Though a very unusual proceeding. TIA,
priest ohaved. when he came into the sol
dier's presence. he received this order and
was more puyzled than ever.
Come back here in the morning and
have for me the name of the p,rsou who
/ first cap,a r., ask Won why had sppt fo,
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Perhaps there is not a country clergyman
in all the United States who does not shud
der when his parishioners hint to him that
they are going to give him "a donation
party If the preacher receives this news
with Christian resignation, it i, sure to up.
set his wife and throw her into wild hys.
teriCs, for she know, that she is expected
to set out a good supper in exchange for
the wiltcd cabb3gcs, stony apples gnd frozen
turnjps dumped into her kitchen by way Of
donations
waS inclined to think that this sort OF
Christian philanthropy was confined en-.
tirrly to- this side of the Atlantic, but "a let
ter recently received from France gives me
the comforting assurance that We are not
peculiar IN our clerical donations.
Father Pierot, parish priest, lives near
Bergarac in France He is an ideal cure
and is much beloved for bis pure life and
generous deeds, not only by his own people,
but by all who knew him
1t CHANGED last year, at the time of an un-
usually fine vintage, one of Father Pierot 5
congregation. in order to show his regard
for the priest suggested to the winemah er,
roundabout that they secure new barrel
place it in the cures cellar, and that il
should be filled by each ones pouring into
il gallon of wine as gratuity.
The suggestion was promptly acted on
and the barrel was liIIed'
After the WINE harvest was over inc
priest, to snow ms appreciation OF the PEG
pies kindness invited jht m 10 supper al
MS house and Ike the professional Amer
'can uoha,or' Ihey "ccepIeu az once
w heh All We're seated F"'her Ierou si'lu
My h1enG7' am sure you are al a
anxious a am 10 MO" Wna' 'ue res''i'
will bee of blending so many different Kinds
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Ter s beauty, ana me knew OF Tue IAluel :
wealth; so. not being entirely unworldly
Inca said, "Ne-. with pleasure
The next night when the young lawyer
ready TO go Inc found that it was rain.
like eats and dogs whatever that
non figure of speech may mean. and to
add to Lis annoyance he could not find Mr.
Parsons card so he concluded that he had
left it at the Office He remembered, how
ever. that the house was on Green street not
er from the entrance TO Fairmount park.
aud he had no doubt but he could find it.
He made his way out on street car and
was looking about where he thought the
house ought to be- when the sound of mu
siccame to bis ears. and he SAW that neigh.
boring house was liz up.
"Ah." he said aloud, "this is the place.
I'm tu luCk
As hcweut mp the steps he concluded
that the singing was not all it should he
There was need of a tenor voice, and he
felt eluted at the thought that he was Just
the man TO fu the deficiency i'm the bill
He rang the bell and a neatly dressed
colorea mau opened the door
Mrs TaNsonW said Howard from the
outside
"Yes, sab Walk right I'm, sab said the
servant
The colorcd man took Towards coat,
overshoes and umbrella, and as he did so
he VIII sperpd.
bad night sab II you Just step lack
to dedinin room, you'll find wine and crack
ers.
HOWARD did step back, took "A glass OF
4herrt and a cracker, and having warmed
himsCH 10y an open fire he went to the
drawing room.
His name was announced, and pleasant
faced matrouly lady met him at the door,
and in response to- his ellutaton said some
thing he could not understand,
As Howard advanced Jolly looking man
who had been conducting pouuced on him
and called out, NV hat part do YOU take"'
Tenor was The reply.
Capital That's just what we want,
q in an instant the last visitor had Joined
the - CUP about the piano. Howard want
ed TO pay his respects to Mr.. PaNsou, bat
he comforted himself with the knowledge
that he could do so later on
Howard Stanton sang well at all times
but never so well rs tonight. He saw that
half score of beautiful girls were watch
ing him, and TO use his own words, he let
himself out,
Having exhausted the programme ar
ranged for the evening Howard sang .
song written ana composer ny himself ai'
the eyes OF the pretty girls heained on MN
more sweetly than ever.
After TINS the Iauy VINO hao met mn
brought up the prettesJ OF an the girls "'l
introduced her as her daughter. Howard
could not catch the name Du. as IL ended
IN son he knew u was All t'g"I
he escorted tins young lady TO supper
He was IN such a seventh heaven OF ueuSu
haf HR NHn al a
son, ms most
MISS Nate OhouSh sun III neI Teens mas
the easy grace Of one accustomed 10 society
ana she soon showed IhaU 7n' u'' " 'e7I'
as wen as a IoNe l"I muse A.. -.
Iahlns II Tor sr.'nlSu 'IaV uhG V .....
-. - .t,,,i,-, -,
q. n"@ -, "a , r,,i, and aiHfnI,
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Tons & Tons ( Tons Of
NEW GOODS

have been pouring INTO our
Store and Warehouses the past
few weeks En-, barkS paul lscn.
berg and 81. {. Pflugcr' from
Europe, and the different steam
crs and sailing vessels from San
Francisco Our stocks of heavy
goods, such as Black and Gal
yanizcd Chain, Galvanized Sheet
Iron, Sheet Zinc, Pig Lead,
Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, Lump
Chalk. Shot, Bar Iron, Etc, has
never been SO large and com
plcte as it is to-day Fence
Wlre-O Our stock ON 4 SO black
and 4-S-O-0-I2 galvanized is
very large, and we claim it is as
fine a lot OF wire as ever came
to the country. However, we
don't ask YOU to take our word
io it if YOU don't wish TO Just
come in and we will let YOU cut
a piece off of any coil and puI if
- ,,,,. ,;,, ,.;., ,,,,s,o,,s onL .,.o,,
u" ''' o'@ '90 ',,'''' ',''' v"
can TWIST It, ue'u It, tie Nl'"'' III
1t, and test 1t to your heart 5
content, and alter YOU have done
this and asked tbc nrirc pl #
.,, ,,;Il l,o ,.o++,. enc T., Inn,
va w 80 ~ 'N''' SUI w. 0''
some.
Galvanized Buckets and Tubs,
| Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles. Ball
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
sIEAN ENGlNEs, SUGAR MILLS, BOILEHs,
CuuLFRs, lEoN, BRASS ANp Lam
tAsIiNUs.

Machinery uf Every Description Made ~
pnder Particular attention paid a. ship
Hlarkmltliug ohsork executed ~ short
uo.irr
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SOME ODD STORIES.
INTERESTING TALES or ADVENTURE
ON LAND AND SEA.

An Unin,ited Uuest-How straw broke
e Bond OF Friendship. Audncious
Persona Good Lawyer aud o Good
singer.
rontuaht, 1883. 6y American Press Associa.
uon.l
ton is good fellow and
boot Although q member
Philadelphia, he gives good
music, and at the date of
ue was u favorite tenor of
hp famous Italian teacher
people whom Howard stan
Hmbertiuis was Mr. PaNsun, a
merchant with whom he had
OCCASIONAL business a short time
o. paEson does not recognize
ltou now, and this is how It came
apu
At On, o. -eatsng just mention MIR. Pax
SON reCtd u the lawyer warmly and said
YIN sxgIad, Nh. Stanton, to know that
YOU 6F xoug to keep on cultivating your
voice We heard 10 is very fine, and !
envy yot Two of my children the girls.
2 are COMING here by the way, we are going
TO have some good music and refreshments
alterwGrd at my house tomorrow night
lee is my private address. Can ! count
The morning call., 1893-06-09
SIX DAYS LABOR.
A Case Under the New Act Heard
in Court.

There were a large number of union
men in Judge Campbelrs court yesterday
afternoon when the case of George A.
Ruiz, baker. $50 Valencia street. came on
for hearing before a jury. Rutz was
charged with violating the six-days-a-
week law passed by the last Legislature
by compelling Andreas Hafele, one of his
workmen, to work every day from May to
II. Attorney Days appeared for the prose-
cntion and Attorney joseph Dunno for
the defendant. The complaining witness,
Charles E. Wendt. secretary of the Bakers
Union, was examined, and Caspar Mitch
ell. another workman of Rutz's, but their
evidence was unimp0rtant. Hafele failed
to appear.
Counsel then addressed tine jury, the
point at issue being as 10 the true inter-
pretatiOn of the word ''cause" in the act.
The prosecution argued that it meant to
compel. permit or induce. whereas the de-
Tense argued that il simply meant compel,
as any other construction would be a gross
interference with the rights of labor. The
jury brought in verdict of not guilty.
Another case will be heard, and if a con-
viction is obtained the case Will be ap-
pealed.
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MISSING FROM HOME.
w. A. Mitchell, Custom-HOuse EN-
ploye, Suddenly Disappears.


ploye, Suddenly Disappears.
Assistant Weigher w. A. Mitchell, who
has been employed in the Appraisers
storehouse for three years, is missing aud
thus far no clew has been obtained con-
cerning his whereabouts
Wednesday noon he obtained from Chief
Weigher Chipman permission to be absent
for day. but did not intimate that he
would not return. He went to his home
and after eating lunch bid his wife good
by and left without informing her that he
would not return.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Chapman re-
ceived letter from Mitchell dated the pre-
vious day requesting him to see that what
ever pay due him at the Custom house is
paid to his wife. He stated that he was
leaving the city, but gave no Information
concerning his reason for going or the
destination of his journey.
Mrs. Mitchell, VINO resides with her two
little children at 1928 Cough street, also
received a letter from her husband, in
which he stated that he had left the city
and would send her money as soon as he
obtained another position. He Instructed
her TO draw the money he had deposited
in the bank and the salary due him at the
Custem-house. Mrs. Mitchell is Frustrated
with grief over the strange action of her
husband and can give no reason for his
conduct.
Chief Weigher Chipman said Mitchell
was one of the best men in my employ,
and | cannot account for his sudden de-
parture. | feel sure that ne will make
some satisfactory explanation in few
days.
"a few weeks ago he was offered POSI-
tiou in Washington, D. c.. with a salary
of $3.50 per year, ard as he only received
$500 here ha may have decided to accept
it, He was a good husband and father, and l
think his domestic relations were pleasant.
Il have examined his accounts thor
oughly, and everything was found correct,
so he did not leave on account of official
misconduct"
The morning call., 1893-06-09
THE FRENCH CELEBRATION.
The Literary Exercises to Be Held
at the National Theater.

The members of the general committee
for the French celebration, to be held on
the 14th of July, assembled last evening
in Lafayette Hall. Reports from the
various committees were submitted and
showed progress. Considerable disap-
poniment was manifested on the part of
many present as to the selection of the
pavilion for the literary exercises, to be
held after the parade. The question was
thoroughly discussed and finally brought
to a vote when it was found that the ma
Jority were against the proposition and in
favor of the National Theater. While the
exercises are going on at that place, pro-
gramme of amuSements aud games wall be
followed in the evening by a grand prone
made concert aud ball, to be preceded by
a display of fireworks at the new City
Hall square,
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Coughs, &c.

CUFFERERs FROM COUGHS AND ASTHMA
will find a sure relief from these distressing
complaints in HaIe's Honey of Horehound
and Tar, medicine widely known and esteemed
for its valuable prhnonic qualities, being princi-
paly compounded from the syrup or honey pre-
pared from the plant of Horehound, skilfulIy COM
bined with iar in such a manner as TO entirely
overcome the imp Ieasant taste or the latter thus
rendering this medicine extremely palatable while
not detractng from its soothing properties Chron-
lc as well as Ordinary Colds and Coughs readily
yield to this fine medicine fsk sour Druggist for
" Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar (ful
name), and take no substitute.
oc24 tt FrTu Nh
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MEDICAL

I AIDES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills (Diamond BRANDY the best SAFE,
reliable. AXE no other. Send &C (ssamps) for
particulars, Relief for Ladies' In letter by return
mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
The morning call., 1893-06-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


n REAT BARGAIN OFFERED FOR DAYS
" only-200 acres of land In Santa Cruz County:
nearly AL fenced; 120 acres eau be cultivated: 80
acres now in crop Of oats. peas and barley; 3acres
IN orchard; house of roo ms, good barn. wagons,
plows harrows, etc; all the personal property on
the ranch goes with the place: fine trout stream
running through the property: price $4,000: VIII
take $500 down, balance in annual pay ments
1T per cent interest; positively the best bargain
ever offered Oh the market.
A LSO TO LET-FINE HOUSE OF IL ROOMS;
11 French range; water ptped to house aud
around the yard; acres OF land and stable situ-
ated at San Anselmo Station. III Ross Valley; rent
$50 per month. EDWIN X. ALSIP CO., ID
Montgomery ST., s. f. je9 st
The morning call., 1893-06-09

IMPRESS BUSINESS WITH DOUBLE TEAM
L stand, cor. Washington aud Battery. for sale.
Apply 27 Ridley St ies 7t*
The morning call., 1893-06-09

Ie0-ACRE HOMESTEAD ABANDONMENT
tOO only 40 miles from city improvements;
to a party having humestetd right are bargain
viii be shown; to principals only; price $500.
Inquire 40 Geary ST.. room z San Francisco Ie9 At
The morning call., 1893-06-09

E'OR SALE-THE EN- IRE STOCK OF WINES
1 and liquors OF the old-estaolished French
Hquor-store and saloon OF CHAS C. WOOD, de-
ceased: on the wv cor. or california and Steiner
The tiquor-store, saloon and fixtures, with 6 ad-
Joining rooms aud wine-celIar. to lease for term
OF years. Further particulars OF WILLIAM ROL-
LIN 5. administrator OF the estate sos California
at. room 25. ia22tf SuTuFr
The morning call., 1893-06-09

( OVERNMENT TLANDS-PERFECTLYL LYLEVEL
rich soil, in fine valley. railroad, in Califor-
MA: employment at good wages near by; fuel and
water plentiful: many settlers ana some fine farms
there now. Send cents or information to F. w .
LAKE, b Flood building, San Francisco. no20 Il
ORCHARD IN BEARING: 11a ACRES: 6-RuOM
~ house; good water; also blacksmth-shop tools
and stock; on lot 22OxS3: short distance from
railway. Apply to owner premises. Mission St ,
Irvington, Alameda County. je3 Inns
OR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
see D. II. TwING, Sonoma City Cal. mr7 tr
GALE OK EXCHANGE; BAkGAIN LIST or
- land. ANDREW PRICE. Healdsburg. Ca. .25 tt
The morning call., 1893-06-09

G10 CASH AHD 1923 CENTS PER DAY OR 81
u ~ per month Will bny lot in the Gem Tract
only 600 feet from the San Leaudro Eleetric-car
line. and near Seminary ave. PRATT 4 90, / SO
Ninth ST., Oakland. ia29 II
The morning call., 1893-06-09

K me CHANCE FOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN
to go in the country; grocery store and bar for
sale; guaran nteed 10 be the best place in town.
I OF further information apply TO j. D. SIEMERS
Sc. cor Seventeenth and Noe sts. feS St&
The morning call., 1893-06-09

DRUG- -STORE-ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
~ best-paying stores in San Francisco for sale;
cheap: low rent: complete stock; firstclass trade
Centrally located Address y. Y. T., box l4O, Call
branch once. myl6 I'm
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my29 l5t

GJ ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
u i. Sl-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH. NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. H. B. PINNEY, OWNER
my24 If e07 BROADWAY, OAKLAND
The morning call., 1893-06-09

L with bar. on NV. cor. Mason and Francisco
sts.; must be sold; no reasonable offer refused
The morning call., 1893-06-09

CHANCE FOR SOME oNE; NEW HARDWARE
y notions and tinware at half cost; must go to-
day. 1857 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-06-09

-G0=E CANDY. NOTION AND ICECREAM
II - y. parloTs: living-rooms furnished: good
business l104 Howard ST. lei 4t%
The morning call., 1893-06-09

II ONE RESTAURANT; GOOD CHANCE FOR
II man and wife. lnquire'thiS office. jel Inns
GROCERY AND BAR; ESTABLISHED TRADE;
" cash business; cheap; 3 3liying-rooms. CALD-
WE'LL. 415 Montgomery ST. my27 l5tt
The morning call., 1893-06-09

W. 100 acres adjoining Jersey Farm: rent reason
able ASHTON IL GARDINER Al Montgomery
| street. ieq 1t
The morning call., 1893-06-09

DALACE RESTAURANT; LARGEST AND
i best ftted-up restaurant In Haywards; fine
location and good business; reasonable on account
Of retiring from business. Address Castro ST..
b., Haywards my30 Inns
The morning call., 1893-06-09

Clio MONTH WILL BUY A HOME IN SAU-
u IO salito E. ID. SPARROW. $40 Market apl If
l. OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, LOT 25X75,
corner Baker ave. and Stringham ST., within
short distance of streetear sine. Address Lot,
box 80. Call Office myl9 tf*
II oUSE OF FLATS FOR SALE; MODERN
II improvements. 1927 Mason ST. apS tt
The morning call., 1893-06-09
MONEY TO LOAN.


n PER CEN1; CITY LOANS; No DELAY.
1 JOOST & woOLLEY. New Montg'y st. ap30 II
MONEY AT 81 On FIRST d. I'd MORTGAGES
1t1 without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. ap3 6m
RAoNEY LOANED NJEwELRY AND OTHER
lH valuables at the Security Loan Bank 11O6
Market nr. Mason; private entrance Turk.ap9 II
The morning call., 1893-06-09
CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS j. j. WHITNEY LII RETURN FROM
Nl Santa Cruz about June z. Je9 Tt
NINE RAVENNA. CLAIR LIFE AID
vi er: ter ms moderate S2SB Howard ST. my23 II
The morning call., 1893-06-09
LODGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

Tor BARG4fNS n io6GiSG@ @60fjSFS CsIT
i on GUS STRAND. 80 Kearny
The morning call., 1893-06-09

ISURNITiJRIs = MI ~
i H.RooNEY, Cal. Stor. warehse, 70. Mission 3m
pACiflC S SToRAG WAREHOUSE. 3OI
stockton: furniture, pianos etc stored. est-
mates gwen: I0rlltnre-moving. packing. apl 3m
GHEAP 81 okAGE; FUR NITURE, ETC; NEW
" building; money advanced. 23l Third mva an
CTERLING FURNITURE COMPANY. 1oaa
- Market ST.: Eastern plan; low rates apl9 3m
OH AND 2l3 LA RKIN fSTRATHMORE
~ building; safe and dry; half rates an Is 6m
The morning call., 1893-06-09

CORNER: RENTS sl5S; BUSH AND MASON;
" blocks from Kearny ST.: A. :6xS5; and brick
ana frame buildings; $4,000; make offer.
The morning call., 1893-06-09
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


7 v. LAWRE CE CARPENTER, BUILDER,
- 6l9 Sacramento St; cabinet work; fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 900. mr. tt
LOR REPAIRS, ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS
L to property. reasonable rates. stores office fit
tings ED ROWLAND. 622 Powell mrll 3m
CANITARY PLUMBING AND SEWERlAG. II
- HUFSCHMIDT, 623 q. G. aY. tel. 1858. 8 3m
The morning call., 1893-06-09

naming lots IN the beautifuI
STONE TRACT
on the Oakland San Leandro and Havwards
Electric Road. These lots covered with fruit
trees and are the choicest in the entire tract
Call at and improve this opportunity to secure a
bargain. A Il. BREED CO., AGO Ninth ST.
Oakland. my21 II
The morning call., 1893-06-09

GEO00 ONLY; FULTON ST.. n. SIDE, BET.
OOCOO Cough and Octavia; 27:6xl2O: and
good 2-story house can easily be turned into fats;
street in order; only blocks from new City Han.
The morning call., 1893-06-09

HYDE ST. WEST SIDE. BET. ELLIS AND
IL o'Farrell; 25x62:6; aud 112-story dwelling;
reduced to $1,000.
THOMAS MAGEE, 20 Montgomery st. ie7 1t
The morning call., 1893-06-09

- HtuHt Dal haIn. . 1Nf1-,D, 1O hcaiu ny
Tor SALE-COZY HOME: 4 HOUSEKEEPING
rooms: rent SlS. 1917 Market st. ieq IT
The morning call., 1893-06-09
HORSES.


INE PHAETON. / ROCkAWAY l LAUN.
dry-wagon. cheap. 828 Harrison st. je4 It's
REAr BARGAIN - FINE HORSE AND
~ buggy: cheap. Apply s62 Howard. my26 I'm
The morning call., 1893-06-09
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GOOO d, wN AND S45 MONTHLY IN
II OOO stallments for fine 2-story ll-room
house: electric cars pass the door; Sixteenth st.
near Market, Oakland. Pacific Exchange %
Kearny st. :. F.
The morning call., 1893-06-09

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
We closing cut sacrifice prices the re
naming lots in the beautiful
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IMPORTED MODEL SAMPLE
Coats and Capes.
SECOND FLOOR MAIN BUILDING.

SECOND FLOOR MAIN BUILDING.
NEyTs AT ABOUT HALF THEIR REGULAR VALUE.
BEING THE LATEST CREATIONS FROM rrSGAr.
rAsouIER. DoucEr. SARA MAYER &c
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MAKE OVER AND REMODEL FUR GARMENTS
AT OUR SUMNER RATES.
Mems Fall Underwear.

FULL REGULAR MADE sUPERFINE WHITE
hER1No SHIRTS AND DRAWERS EACH. Do
FULL REGULAR MADE SHETLAND MERIHo
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. EACH............ 03o
FULL REGULAR MADE FANCY MERISo
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. EACH....... 300
sTUTTdARrER NORMAL SANITARY PURE
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAwERS SINGLE
AND DOUBLE FRONTS. RACH........ szIo
SCARLET Atwood SHIRTS AND DRAW.
Ems EASh .'.'''......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
SANITARY NATURAL WOOL STOMACH
BANDS (sHAPEDl EACH...................... go
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED NATURAL MERI.
NO VESTS AND Observation-Disclosures. 6ae
HEALTH UNDERWEAR IN NATURAL COLOR
AND "hifE'.......,...... ................... LAB
LADIES' WHITE MERINo VESTS AND PANTS
HEAVY WEIGHT Observation-Disclosures. LIE
LADIES' NATURAL COLOR JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS IN LONG SLEEVE An,
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Lace Curtains.

uHIRD FLOOR NEW BUILDIS6I
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FINE CUR
IAlAA COMPRISING BRUssELs POINT
Renaissance. LOUIS XIV IRISH POINT.
AND MANY OTHER NEW AND DESIRABLE
EfFEcrs. AT 10 PER GENT LEss THAN
FORMER PRIcEA sac. 81 S3. Sill.
SLIT $50, SI.a9, sI.87, AND UP
0AUL
900 PAIRS IRISH POINT CURTAINS WILL BIB
soLp AT SSiA PER PAIR, ACTUAL VALUE Sa7A
900 FAIRS TAhBoUR EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
osl % PER PAIA
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BLANKETS. STRICTLY CALIFORNIA IN
MAKE. STYLE. AND SIZE.
ss.4S. sa.as. sS.ss. ss.xs. $3.50,
ALSO 200 GASES OF coxYoRrABLEs
O0e. UP TO Ss.OD.
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Hosiery.

LADIES' FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE. DoU.
BILE soLR. TOE AND HEEL
LADIES' Isle HOSE. RIBBED AND PLAIN.
BLACK BOOTS. TAN AND GRAY uPPERs;
ALSO SOLID TAN. GRAY. SKY. LAVENDER.
AND PINK
LADIES' COTTON HOSE, EMBROIDERED
FRONTS AND VERTICAL STRIPES
LADIES' COTTON HOSE IN BLACK AND
WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE POLKA
.B0c. Al
SPECIAL LOT OF SAMPLE HOSE IN TANs
AND OPERA SHADES. PLAIN AND FANCY
EMBROIDERED.