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Evening journal., 1893-12-27
Mans Protector.

Was woman ever known 20 blow ont
the gas or 20 be bunkoed by a man who
wanted 20 borrow money to pay freight
bill? Does she ever get her pockets picked
or lose money on little "gameY" II She
has roll Of money with her does she
ever flash it out when she wants TO buy a
cake OF chewing gum? Isn't IL fact that
she is wiser with money when she Is trav-
cling than the men and more 60 be trust
ed? Instead of T. woman having man
along 90 "prctcct" her, the daily papers
prove that every man who goes away from
home should have n woman 20 act as q
guardian and keep him from making a
bigger fool Of himself thaa he naturally
is.-Atchison Clcic.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
Alleged Insnranea 1ssnlonarc.

Tho question of moral hazard receives
moro attention from tho life insurance
companies than is generally supposed.
Every person applying for policy has his
record aud modes of life thoroughly look
cd up by two or three mercantile agencies,
and If there ia anything that win not pass
muster lac finds his application rejected.
Men whom tho general community look
upon as models have found themselves un-
able 60 yet insurance because Of practices
which they thought hidden from the light
of day, bu5 which thesharp eyed detectives
discovered
After n man he's passed this ordeal,
however, the company should honestly as
sumo the burden of the risk for good or i'll
and not try 60 throw tho party over if 1t
becomes impaired and likely TO proved loss
60 Che company. Yet this "a said TO be
just what Che bis life companies do. They
divide the country up In sections, over
each Of which is placed man-nominally
an inspector, really u detectve-whose
business 10 a. 90 transmit information re-
garding the physical character of the par
ties insured by his company When he
meets a policy holder who is in shally
health and whom he considers a bad risk,
he n0tilics the homo Office, and, criously
enough, this party gets no notice when his
premium is due.
OF course the object is to have the policy
lapse from Che omission of tho assured TO
pay the premium, and naturally, depend
ing upon tho notice from the company 3
Office, he will De very apt 20 forget that
he has % premium due on q certain day
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
His own rs,lnate.

An amusing story is told OF a small hoy
in one Of Marshall Fields stores in Chi.
cago, who approached his employer and
asked for an advance "a salary.
"How much are you getting a week
nowfn said the merchant
-Four dollars and "a half, sir"
"tnd how old IRE your"
"Twclve, sir"
"Why, my boy, at your age I wasn't
paid that much.
"Well, replied the shrewd lad. "may-
be you weren worth it 20 the firm you
were working for, but / think 1 am. Chi
cag0 Herald.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
Li.tlo Pitchers. Etc.

Winilrcd's mother was talking 70 her
grandmother The conversation led her
20 relate little circumstance. hut. re-
membering the presence of the child. she
checked herself with the laughing remark
that "little pitchers have large cars A
moment later the little maiden dcmurelv
crossed the floor. and taking a small yynter
pitcher from the table carried it from the
room. Returning, che seated herself with
triumphant air and said: ssNov. .inam,na
You can 50 on with your story. I've taken
away the little pitcher. Chicago Post.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

the opening. Decorator John B Vining
has directed the work Of adorning the
Opera House and the booths, stands and
tables present beautiful appearance
Several attractive features have been
provided for each evening Tonight the
City Cornet Band, headed by the recep-
tion committee OF the G A C, will pro.
ceed TO the railroad station and meet the
Warren Athletic Club, OF Wilmington,
and the Orion Athletic Club. Of tue same
place, and escort them 10 the old Court
House, where Mayor Herbert will well
come them.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
Personal Evoats.

Rev II e Martindale, attended the
funeral Of Mrs Cannon in Dover ycster-
day He returned last evening.
Miss Bessie Lightner and Miss Gypsy
Cooper, are visiting friends near Town
To-day
Mrs. s. j. Robinson, Of Wilmington,
visited relatives htrs yesterday
Miss Mary Conner, returned yesterday
from Wilmington, where she spent the
holiday.
MIS- Mary Dyer and daughter Alma.
of this city, aud Miss Kate Truitt. OF
State Road, are visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Carrck and Miss Jodie
Adams are on visit to friends IN Phila.
delphia
Walter Campbell of Bancroft's Banks,
was In the city last evening TO play In
the NJ E Sunday school orchestra
j. T. Challenger and George b Rod
ney attended an evening social at the
nome Of Jason Davis, near Farnhurst,
last night
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
sLor MAcHlNEs RoaRrn.
John T. Quinn Arrested ON Suspicion lot
Being the Robber.


Being the Robber.
John 7. Quinn, formerly bartender Of
the Delaware Rouse, but recently ar
rested in this city on a charge Of beating
the hotels Of Reading, Pa, was again ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Captain
Chambers, on a charge OF larceny
John M Newell a saloon keeper on
East seventh street, near Market street.
is the complainant Quinn. It is al
legged, broke open two penny in the-slot
machines in Newelrs saloon, and took
the contents. II is supposed that Quinn
wrapped the machines with some gar
ment TO deaden the sound and broke
them open with a haichet When
searched at the City Hall go pennies
we're found in his possession. This is an
evidence OF guilt
Quinn was airaigned on another
charge this morning. but the hearing
was postponed until Friday morning.
when it is likely that this charge will
also be heard
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
A Child Eniovs

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect OF Syrup of Figs when IN
need OF a laxative, and IL the father or
mother bs costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
10 is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
No endeav0r is in vain;
Its reward r. in the doing.
And the rapture OF pursuing
Is the prize the vanQuished gain.
--LOngtellOW.
nIARHIEn.

BRINTON-PfNNELL.-In this city. on
Monday, The 2ith instant. hv Rev. John
France, William H. Brinton TO Helen j. Pom
nell.
SCOTT-AIHNTZFR -On December q, at
Chambersburp Pa, Uiie l.. Scott of this city.
and Mrs. Daisy Men'zer, of Altodale, Pa.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
Ruried in unInn c.m.,.r.

Mrs. Sarah J. Tinley, mother in law Of
President William A Scott. of the Levy
Court, died at her home in Townseud on
sunday. She wa buried In Union Nj ID
Shurch cemetery near that place to.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
ITEMS u INTEREST.

"A sober and honest young man" advertises
IN the New York Evening Post for position
I'm fiduciary capacity"
Nobody should be surprised 10 learn that
valiant Is an inveterate cigarette smoker
New York World.
The EARLIER symptoms Of dyspepsia, such
as distress after eating. heartburn, and Occa-
slOnal headaches. should not be neglected.
Take Hoods sarsaparilla and be cured
Hood's Pills are the best family thartic
and liver medicine. harmless, reliable, sure.
When u Young mans first mustache gets
bold enough 10 make Its appearance, although
he may treat 10 teuoerly, his friends do not
hesitate To call 10 dow l.-Dochester Dem
0crat.
NexttO the pleasure of admiring the woman
we love Is that Of seeing her admired by 9TH
ers.-Balzac.
have been great sufferer from cRtarrh
for over ten years; had 10 very bad. could
hardly breathe. Some nights / could not
sleep and had to walk he floor. purchased
hly'a Cream Balm and am using 81 freely. IL
IS working a cure surely. have advised
several friends TO use IT,. and with happy re-
suits IN every case. IL Is the medicine
above all others for catnrrh. ana 10 is worth
It's weight In sold. / thank God have found
n r. medY can use with safety and Inst does
Al that Is claimed for 10. 81 is Culing my
deafness.-B. w. Sp-rry, Hartford, Conn.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.

The important experiences Of others arc
Interesting. The following IS no exception:
III had been troubled with heart disease %
years, much of that time very seriously. For
nVc years was treated by one physician con-
unuously, Twas In business, but obliged to
rcure on account of my health. a phv-
sician told my friends that / could not live "A
month. My feet and limbs were badly swol-
len, ana was indeed in q serious condition
wren 9 gentleman directed my attention to
llr Niles New Heart Cure and said that his
sister who had been afflicted with heart dis
ease had been cured by the remedy, and was
again strong healthy woman. purchased
bottle OF the Heart Cure, and I'm less than
nn hOuf after taking the first dose / could
lcoi Qecluou improvement In the circulation
OK my blood. When I had taken three doses
could move my ankles something 4 had not
done Tor months,and my limbs had been swOl-
len so long that they seemed almost purified.
belure haQ taken one bottle OF the New
Heart Cure the swelling had all gone down,
and was so much better that did my own
Work On my recommendation six others arc
taking this valuable remedy. Mrs. Morgan
SOD w, Harrison ST., Chicago, H. -
DR. Miles New Heart Cure, "a discovery of an
eminent specialist In heart disease, issold by
an druggists on positive guarantce.or sent
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart Ind. on
receipt OF price, a per bottle, six bottles for
%, express prepaid, II Is positively free from
al opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold By Druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
watch Meeting At tho rir.t A. p Ichnr.,,

''"'''' '1osIIuA ~ INC Iirst n. T, Church.
Watch meeting servicel will be held
in the First NJ. p Church. Seventh and
Walnut streets, Sunday night. The
sermon will be preached by Rev S B.
Eaton and the prayer meeting will be
conducted by Rev. B, F. Jester
Evening journal., 1893-12-27
MINIS Again running out Good..

A welccms sound to the peoples ears
throughout this city this morning. was
the FIRST blast Of tho whistle of the New
Castle Woolen Mills, calling 125 people
to the establishment to "urn
to" aud help manufacture cot.
ton and woclen goods There was no time
lost by the I'm ployes IN getting TO work.
How long the mills will be- running is
not known, but there IL every prospect
Of steady occupation for while
To Receive the Warren Club To night. .
Tonight the Christmas Bazar Of the
Columbia Athletic Club will open in the
Opera House and big delegation Of
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

While You Are Not Busy, why Not Get
Practical aud business Education.
At the Day or Evening Sessions Of Goldey
Commercial and Shorthand @ ,llege.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

Nextt the pleasure of admiring the woman
we love is that Of seeing her admired by 9TH
ers.-BalZaC.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

"A sober and honest young man. advertises
In the New York Evening Post for a position
I'm a iiduciary capacity"
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

Sold bg Druggists everywhora
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

Nobody should be surprised 10 learn tina
valiant is an inveterate cigarette smoker
New York World.
Evening journal., 1893-12-27

lloOD'S PILLS should be in every famiiy
medicine chest. ouco used. always preferred.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

SGu1l 1T gang einSbis i'm @alb geitans
ben, benn ber @ater bat getoblet."
,Rannit Du Did benn nod beitnz
men auf @ater unb Mutter?"
sic 1@aute i'm NIT feu4ten Iugen
an. Seam benin ems @ater unb Mtutz
ter perseTen? Sd Bet ia bod aat
Sag fir iie. un6 ba feb' ids almeil
tpteber bal teben Dor mir: ben 0ater,
oer mie Elm Baum getpeien 1T, penn
Moos baran bdnat, ia 10 etnen lanser
Bart bat CT gebabt, unb piRet, 9err,
ct fat f@or Elm libel seerauelet-abe,
has Mutterl, ia, bas bat nod aupei'
3Dpf' sebabt pie Elm Sunges. unb II
9ut 19auen bats t0nnen, unb eln'
5anb bats 9ebabt tpenn's elmer
bamit angeribrt bat, bas lit etnem b0l'
lig setpef len m:e an einem Mbeno
tpenn's re@t tparmelt unb es ftrei@t eir
Qiftl an einen bin. unb 10 biel, 10 bic
lieb bat's MIDI m0gen! SD glaub'. e.
bat nod teins auf ber Welt Elm 10 gutes
Mutterl sebabt tpie i@!" @ie fub1
fi9 nit benz Mrm iiber bic Musen.
9err 9etnrt@ erbob fi4. trat au'
@ittli gu unb nabm ibre Mangen If
feline !9dnbe. "Das Mitterl nirnm:
Sic teiner mebr, unb penn ct 9tr aud
Elm anberes bafiir 9eben tonnte!"
sic i4aute i'm fragenb an, benin IT
peritdnb i'm ni@t.
Trater @epertn erf@ien. Scr @ub
1T babeim!"
r@r foQ fommen!!"
Malti trat in bic Stube, .unb tpdb:
renb 6err &einri@ leife NIT ibm rebete
erbob ii@ @tttli unb f4li@ an BEL
@anb entlang CUR Shiir. Drauber
fubr fe {i@ nod einmal iiber bic Mu9e1
bann sins iie ber SS%dserbiitte gu. pod
ebe lie biefe errei@te, blteb tie itebe11
als beidnne fe i&-unb nun elite i!
benz Bfab gu, ber in bas @teintba
fiibrte. sic moute bic perlorener
@etlden fu4en.
GortieBung fol9t.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27
1tnterieeitde 9orpeooboote.

@@on bot feds Sabren, am 3.
MGra 1887, bat Der Gongreb benz oaz
mali9en Tlottenietretdr @bitnep bic
Wollma&t ertbeilt, elm unterieeii&es
S%orpeboboot buuen gu lahen, tpo3u
100000 perpiQigt muroen. 9er
Setretdr 19rieb cine Goncurren3 aus
fir 8auangebote unb itente folgenbe
Bebinqun9en fir ben 8au auf: 9as
8oot }o0te cine S@nelltgteit pon Is
Rnoten in Der @tunbe auf benz Waher
baben - unb 3tpar auf bic 9auer BON
80 @tunben; IS foute i'm @tanbe iei1,
binnen 3pei Minuten unter5utauden,
unb atpar Big gu jeber Siefe; unter
WaKer 1ollte es NIT elmer @ei4ptnbigz
felt BON 8 ¬en in Der @tunbe tabz
rem t0nnen. IS finb auf bieie 8eotnz
qlrnqen bic perl dfeoeniten Ingebote
erfolqt, aber Bis iebt 1T nod teines berz
5elben autgebetBen tporben. 9as erite
Mnqebot 1ofort na@ benz 4us14reiben
bes @etretGr Wbitnep tam BON ben
Cramps in pbilabelpbia fir ben @au
zines .Norbenfielb" z8ootes fir $175,z
900 o6er fir elm r9ouanb" z8oot tut
$l35,OOO De Columbian @iientper=
te au Baltimore ma@ten bann Elm @n=
oebot fir ben 8au zines Boots pon
80 Eonnen, bas je nu4 elmer Sc
{6pinbigteit bon 9, 10 ooer IL &nos
ten auf ber Oberfld4e ober BON Z, {
ober 9 ¬en unter benz @aher $780,:
600, $115, 900 ober $4,000 toiter
{olte. Diefe Mngebote murben n1d)1
anoenomme11. Meuerbin9s tpurber
atpei neue 8ldne, elmer ton Mr. 9o1anf
unb Elm anberer bon Mr. George =,
8ater porgelest; 2eBterer piu eir
Boot BON 40 Sonnen fir $4,000
bauen, meldss bas @ricon'14e unter:
1eeil@e @e19ub gebrau4en ion. oaS
!. a. 3etroDer=@ ei@uB, bas cine Srag:
tpeite por 200 0aros bat unb auf lW
Narbs aiemli9 genau bas 3tel triftt
Wuh elm Sims bi1 Sorpeoo tonn:
te bon benz Boot mitgefibrt meroen'
ber cine Meile tpeit gef@leuoert tper:
ben tann, cine Some piegt un6 et:
men @prensitoff bon 800 ptunt
@6ieBbaumtpoue entbalt. Wen!1 es
81 erprobt, baB Elm iol@es 9eltot
oeqen cine G%i1enplatte BON ber 9ttt
! eeines @4iffspan5ers gei&leuoert, otel'
unb bas iebt gegen SorpeooS e1n9ee:
fubrte ei1erne 9rabtneB bur4ortngt, r.
mirb man ba1elbe fir elm 9utes unter:
Ieetf@es @ei9ob ertldren. IS pIrr
aber perlangt, oaB bag Boot noa1q
unter MaFer mebrere Meilen tpeit b.
rett auf foas feinbli@e @4iff losge9er
farm, pabrenb bic neueiten @ori4las'
muir elm tbeilpeiie p%erienttes Boot be-
treffen, befen Sbierpationstburm uni
QuftrDbren aus benz Wa1er emporra:
qen. 0aKelbe tann ~aleroingS Der
Sorpebo nit @rfolg f4leuberr, tpuro'
aber tpobl bur@ bic eleltrl14en Su4:
li@ter entbedt unb in @runb ge19oi:
fen merben, bepor es CUR 4ttion tommt
Sic @er1u9e, tpel4e bur4 jene User:
miQiqung bon 100000 angeregt muir:
ben, limb nod i'm bollen @ange unb eS
ldbt fi@ ertparten, baB iber tur3 ooe'
lang bic 9eriteQung zines unterieei1@e1
8ootes er3ielt ptro, pie man es Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

lanst. Die Contribution zines 1oldben
bef9dftist a%uaenblidli9 bic Muf>
mertfamtett auer Seemd4te, ba bass
ielbe fir ben Ruitenfdub bon unbe=
redenbarem Wertbe 1etn tpiirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-27

6inter ben Goultiien:-
sSlorence: Sd mD@te mobl ptien,
parum po(l1 INNER gelbe @trampte
trd9t!" m.u
Gtbel: % iie tpeib, bab bic M{an<
ner bas qolbene Ralb anbeten," !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
GROCERIES.

0Ifth Noor New Duidinel
Economic housewives can saw
from 25 to 20 per cent. by pur.
chasing their groceries Of US.
THIS sEAsors PACKING OF CANNED vRurs
AND VEGETABLES At EXCEPTIONALLY Low
PRIcEa
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SILKS.

Special offerings Of Substantial
and Very Desirable Goods at prices
which cannot be duplicated.
ALLs1LK BLACK GRos GRAIN AND sArIN
DUcHEssK, WITH NEAT coLoRBD BY.
FECTs. ...........................7pc. AND 900
TWO THREE. AND FOUR TONED cHANdEA-
Bile EFFEcTS FOR COMBINATIONS OR
fCbb CosIuMBs........ Tuc. AND $50
CRYSTAL BBNGALINBs. ALL THE DELICATE EVEN
INC SHADES: ALSO COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
STREET CoLoRINaa
80IECH TWIST WARP INDIA SILK. TwENTY.
FIVE CHOICE SHADES FOR EVENING
WhAh.''........'....... AMI 0so
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN BLACK, WITH
WHITE STRIPES; ALSO WHITE WITH
BLACk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8So. AND Seo
5000 YARDS OF PEKIN CHANGEABLE
SATIN AND MORE STRIPES. LIGHT AED
DARK SHADES. COST 81 2S TO PRO
.......oSe AMI INC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
DINNER SETS.

(sscond Floor. Main BuildinR)
OUR AUTUMN IMPORTATION OF DECORATED DIN
NER' SETS
AN EXCEPTIONAL DISPLAY
90 DINNER SETS REAL TRANSPARENT
CHINA. ALL NEW SHAPES. AND 10 DIFF.
WEREN'T sTYLEs OF DECORATIONS, PEI
sEz. SO OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
SHOES,

CONTINUATION SALE OF ASSORTED STYLES
LADIES' BUTTON AND LACE SHOES. MADE
TO SELL FOR ABOUT S4...................... o.
300 PAIR FINE KID TIPPED AND PLAIN
BUTTON SHOES. ALL sIzE3.................. /
300 FAIRS LADIES' SUPERIOR GRADE CLOTH
GAITERETTEs tBLAOR)....,..............
FINEST QUALITY GAlTERBTfEs. IN BLACK
AND COLoRs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
LAMPS.


BANQUET AND PIANO LAMPS TABLE
LAMPS. DECORATED BOWL AND SHADE
10 MATOB. DCPLEx BURHRR AND BRASS
MOUNTED. EACH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 81 -
BANQUET LAMPS. SOLID BRASS. CENTRAL
DRAUGHr BURNER WITH SILK SHADE,
MANY COLOR. COMPLETE EACH-........ as1
PRINCESS LAMPS. QUADRUPLR PLATE,
ARTISTIC DBsi0Hs, WITH SILK SHADE,
IN ANY COLOR, COMPLETE. EAcH....... SET
BANQUET LAMPS. SOLID BRAss WITH
ONYX COLUMN. CENTRAL DRAUGHr
BURNER WITH sILK SHADE. COMPLETE.
EA0H......... .................... sn
PIANO LAMPS SOLID BRAsa. WITH ONYX
TABLE. CENTRAL DRAuGHT BURNER
COMPLETE. EACH............... .............. s7
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Second Floor. Main BuildinsJ
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
RICH CUT AND ENGRAVED TABLE CRYSTAL. OF
EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY AND AT LOWER PRICES
THAN SAM; GOODS HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED.
SALAD BowLS RICH. DEEP CUTTING. WITH
FAN AND sCALLoPED EDGES. LARGE
SIZE; WORTH $3.50 BACH................... eB u
cARAFEs. SAME QUALITY AS ABOVE. WITH
CUT NECK; WORTH $780, EACH. loT
CELERY TRAYS. SAME STYLE AZ ABOVE.
SHE'LL sHAPE: WORTH $3.50. EACH....... OCT
OIL AND VINEGAR BOTTLES. SAME STYLE
CUTTING As ABOVE. WITH LAPIDARY
STOPPER AND OUT NECK; WORTH s2.6o.
~
DECANTERs. BAME STYLE CUTTING Az
ABOVE. WITH LAPIDARY STOPPER AND
CUT NECK: WORTH $780, sAcH............ 1eT
TABLE, SERVICE. BOHEMIAN. ENGRAVED
WITH GREEK BORDER AND STAR. CON.
PRIsIEd IL oHAMPAGNEs. IL GoBLETs.
u CLARETs IL WINES. IL CORDIALA 90
PIECES COMPLETE. Observation-Disclosures. $50
5000 DOZEN BOHEMIAN. WATER. CLARET.
wHIsKEY. ALE. AND MINERAL TUMBLERS
ENGRAVED WITH WREATH AND INITIAL
TO ORDER. FER DOZEN. 900
DURING THIS SALE WE WILL ENGRAvE ON ALL
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE OLD ENGLISH INITIALS
FREE or CHARGR.
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HlGH-CLASS NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS

Just received from, Che leading Inn
pcrters and manufact ure';s. and Of
lered at prices low enough 10 insure
their in1mcdiat e sale.
LADIES' COSTUME CLOTH. 81 INCHES WIDE
IN NEAT STRIPES AND ouRcKs. WORTH
$1.bO.... W.
SILK AND WOOL vELouRs. WITH SHADED
STRIPES. THB $3.50 QUALITr............... sSo
CRYSTAL BENGALISE. oMBRE EfFEcTs
PURE SILK AND WOOL WORTH sl7o...... u -
BoUcIE CAMBEs HAIR. 81 INCHES WIDE.
WITH HAIR.LINE sTRIPEs WORTH sL5o.. 600
REPP DE LYON. FINEST w0oLLBN GOODS
IMPORTED so INCHES WIDE, ALL CoLoRs
AND BLACK. WORTH o. 25.................,. u ~
TYROLEAN sUITfNGs PURE SILK AND
WOOL. 81 INCuBS WIDE. MIXED EfFECTs.
WORTH 81. 90 PER YARD. ................".. oso
oMBRE FIGURED sERGEs. WITH SHADED
STRIPES AND POLKA DOTS. WORTH SLIGO 600
CREPE DE JAPAN. WITH ILLUMINATED.
EMBROIDERED FIGUREs WORTH 81 20. 7sc
SATIN sotiEI. PURE SILK AND WOOL
ORIENTAL FIGURES WORTH s2.25......... u %
RAINBOW SERGE. sAT;N FINISH. GREAT
VARIETY OF SHADES. TUE sl.oo QUAIL
...........'.. go Nv
FRENCH CHEvIoT3, HANDSOMELY SHADED
WITH BRIGHT SILK KNoLLs. INTER.
WOVEN. WORTH $726..... ................. u %
YACHTING sERGEs. so INCHES WIDE, NAVY
BLUE GROUNDS WITH GOLD sTRlPEs.
THE USUAL 81 co QUALITY .................. TO
Two.ToNED FRENCH ARMUREa. SHADED
REJECTS. WORTH 81 35...................... s%c
SCOTCH TwEEDs: HEATHER MIxTuREs.
ROUGH EFFBCrs. 81 INCHES WIDE THE
81 GO QUALITIES. oeo
sILK.rIGcRED AND DOTTED TRAvEREsl 10
DIFFERENT COLoRS THE sl26 Quail
TIES. w
SILKsTRIPED BENGALINEs AND sERGEs.
DIFFERENT DESIGNS WORTH $3.50 AND
$500. .....'''''''. - "
FRENCH CREPON. ALL THE DELICATE
EVENING TISTs. IN A GREAT VARIETY OF
DESIGNS THE 81 30 QUALITIES. 100
HENRIErTAs 20 INCHES WIDE, LIGHT AND
DARK SHADES. THE REGULAR 81 90 QUAIL
Iry 100
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Boys FURNISHINGS,

BOYS WINDSOR scARFs IN GREAT vARI.
ETY. or DEsIaNs.... .10c.. 2oc., go. SAe
SPECIAL LOT BOYS Bows................... $50
200 DOZEN BOYS FoUR-IN.HAEDS AND
TEcK sCARFs. WORTH $50. .................. Ice
FANCY TRIMMED MONT SHIRTS. FINE
MUSLIN, CUT FULL FINK QUALITY TRIM.
MING, ACTUAL VALUE 500 ................. 800
UELAUNDERRD PERoALE SHIRTS. TWO COL
LARS AND ONE PAIR CUFFS TO EACH
60o
RUBBER COATS, EXTRA LoN0 AND FULL.
SPECIAL VALUE. 81 90
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Millinery.

uSbusoDut ~ -
TRIMMED HATE
Second Floor. Main BuildnE)
TURBANS WORTH 50 9S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 20
HATS. BoNNETs ToQUBs. TURBANs. &C. or
OUR OWN MAKE AND WORTH FROM 80 TO
S2.............. ...................S0< 20 to Z 20
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HATS toUR OWN
Make. CANNOT BE EoUALLED.. .sl2 % TO 10 90
LARGE COLLECTION OF MOURNING HATS AT
VERY Low PRICES.
CHILDRENs HATS WORTH s9....... ......... u %
UNTRIMMED HAra .
(fAln Floos)
FELT SAILORS. ALL COLORs. 81 ~ AND 81 81
FUR FELT ALPrNEs. WORTH 81 bo........... lit
FRENCH FELT FLATS AND sHAPB HATA
ALL coLoRs. WORTH 81 Co... ....... 1T
Boys HATE.
DERByR SOLD ELSEWHERE AT ~ 80 ....... u II;
ALPINEs WORTH u 80 Observation-Disclosures. III
FEATHERS.
y PLUMEs IN CoLoRs AND BLACK AND
WHITE. BIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
BLACK PARRoTA WORTH ooc................ 40
FBAThER POMrONs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
RIBBoNa
THREE INCH ALL SILK. SATIN. AND VEL
VET. FANCY EFFECT. WORTH 600 ......... go
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALL SILK SATIN
RIBBON zAo
WORTH 26c... 100
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I7V ~
The three.button cutaway
frock and sack are leaders this
Fall.
Black Vicunas and Diagonals
for coat and vest. neat stripes
for trousers.
We have a special line of
Martians, extra fine English
Vicunas, and Diagonals--trou.
Servings in neat stripes.
Coat and Vest (on To $l6.
Trousers (on To- SIS.
Why get ready.made cloth.
ing when it costs no more to
have them made to order by
us?
Our garments combine grace.
beauty, and comfort.
Our written guarantee, war;
ranting garments to wear sat.
isfactorily one year. given
without asking.
Special facilities for com.
pleting in eight hours if re.
quired.
Samples, including fashion
measuring blank, tape measure.
mailed gratis.
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The unexpected has happened I've have man
aged 70 secure about Z hpndrsd moro Of
We sold two weeks ago. with beautiful cellu-
loid hekds and natural claws: we'll soil
theee at the same price az then. S a ~
although they are more sxpen-
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