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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-19

thai which bears on its face the bust of
Charles Gustavus of Sweden and he date
1922. 1t was struck by hand and given by
that monarch fur bravery IN land. 1t
bears a motto which translated signifies
that the brave Suldie s WHO wore this
medal taught the Europ ANS how to fight
That of Gustavus Adolphus ~ is an.
other interesting Swedish medal. 1t was
likewise struck by hand and bears the
M ito "for bravery on land"
Another Swedisn medal is that of Gus
tavus Adolphus Ill. awarded for bravery
on the seas. 1t is silver medal and was
struck by hand some time during the
reign of Adolphus, who was born 1746 and
died 1892.
The medal that is most interesting to
Americans is that of Walkers Nirara-
guam expedition. Less than fifty of these
were awarded. 1t is an Obloug silver
medal, 81 aped like a book. On the ob-
verse side, on a blue enameled back
ground, are the words American Pha-
Ianx'' over a mountain chain, beneath
which is "Repb. Nicaragua, 1856 T."
There are few Survivors of this expedi-
tion now living in this State.
The Egyptian star Is bronze me dal
given by the Khedive Mahomet Tewfic to
the British soldiers who assisted his army
In The Soudanese war Of 18S4-1SS6. 1t is
made of pure Egyptian bronze, with a star
and crescent OH bar over the star and a
representa- tion of the sphinx guarding the
Pyramids on the diverse. a crown over
the monogram of MahOmet Tewfic on The
reverse.
Other notable medals in this collection
are as. follows:
The brass medal Of the Schleswig-
Hoisiein war OF 1864.
A Bulgarian War medal, very rare.
A copper medal given by Frederick VII.
King of Denmark, to his troops who
marched under him In the war of 1S4S-
1850.
Veterans made from cannon captured
from the battery that Napoleon sent to the
Confederacy.
The Loyal Legion of Honor medal,
which was given only to Federal officers in
the late war.
The one that Karl, King OF Wurtemberg,
gave his troops TO commemorate the
Franco-Prussian War.
The Mexican War medal, given by the
United States Government, the only Gov
eminent medal ever struck IF.
Napoeon's medal to the "Old Guard +"
bearing the motto I'VE die but never sur
render"
The Austrian copper cross. given in 1866.
to commemorate the battle of Sadowa in
tn war between Austria and Germany.
The French cross given To those wounded
in the war of 1870 on land and water.
Last but not least is the silver medal
given by Gustavus Adolphus III, who was
dubbed the Lion of the North" !, il
dated 1852 and is one of tie most valua BILE
pieces IN the collection.
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Probably the greatest collection of war
:, medals in America is that ow ed by P. E.
;. Mccarthy. an ola resident of San Fran
=. cisco, who now lives at 1874 Church street.
Not, in years is Mr.. Mccarthy old. for
though the proud father of very promis-
ling boys and girls that are almost as tall
as their father, he is still your e man
and will doubtless live TO gather even a
far greater museum than be now possesses.
Mr.. Mccarthy is natural collector. He
knows the value of the objects which he
wants and is unceasing IN his eff rts to
secure what be sets his heart on obtain
ing. Not only to war medals does his
tastes run, but to pictures. Indian curios.
canes and rare brc-a-brac in general.
But McCarthy's strong point lies in his
war medals. They are costly things and
often very difficult to obtain. Correspond
ence with foreign pote N ates and Ministers
of War were necessary to secure many of
these treasures. and often the correspond
ence lasted for months before the coveted
medal could be secured.
Some of the Greek and Roman COIN
types were commemorative of battles and
political events, but strictly speaking the
war medal is creation of modern times.
The earliest, and in point or portraitnre
by Vttore PisaDo of Verona. Fine medals
were also executed in Italy, Germany and
France during the sixteenth century.
English medals began practically with
the reign of Henry VIII The earliest
specimens were cast, but in the reign of
James the process of striking began to
be employed. Among his co Election Mr..
Mccarthy has several OF these "struek"
medals that bear the marks of a most
primitive method.
1t has been the practice with nearly all
modern nations TO have a number of coins
or medals struck off in commemoratiOn of
their wars, and often in mem ry of IN
pOrtant or decisive battles. Mr. McCar-
thy's collection is almost exclusively of
this nature, the coins or medals in it being
nearly all of that origin.
One of the medals that he prizes most is
that of the Scots Gays Regiment 1t
bears this motto. Second 10 None" To
Scotchman the possession of this medal
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Niyelle, Nive. Orihes. This specimen was
earned by a member of the m ost celebrated
Scotch regiment in the British service, the
Forly-second, called tie BLACK Watch"
This regiment was organized in 1910 Of
stalwart Highlanders. whose chief duty at
that time WAS to keep their fellow High
landers from committing depredations in
the lowlands. What adds much to the
value of this medal is the name of its orig
inal owner and the regiment to which be
belonged, "42d foot" being engraved on
the edge.
Those of her Majesty's soldiers who
we're aboard the warship Arab during the
bOmbardment of Alexandra in 1882 under
Admiral Seymour were awarded handsome
silver medals, with a sphinx on the OBJ
verse and a bust of their Queen on the re-
verse side. 1t Commentaries the defeat
of Arab Pasha in Egypt, and is considered
a rare and valuable medal. One of these
is in MIR. McCarthy's collection.
The Zulu war medal, owned by Nc
Carthv, was awarded to member of the
first division OF the Guards. 1t has one
bar. for the battle of Uundi. in 1879, which
was shortly after the Prince Imperial was
killed while out with Captain Cook on a
accommodating expedition. Lord CheIms-
ford commanded the British forces at this
battle. Wolseley had been sent to his re-
lief. but the victory was won before the
forces Of Wolseley arrived. The design on
the face of the medal is that of lion
crnuching under bushes.
One can hardly enter upon the task of
enumeratlng the medals in this interesting
collection without stopping while to
think OF the war stories that rlghtfully 60
with them. With the chink of the coins
on the able there is also the din OF clash
ing swords, and the smoke of battles seem
10 hang over them yet, though many OF
them have spent ignninlnious years In
n Eaf iva 10
day hey were pinned on swelling breasts
heaving with The honest consciousness
of having fought bravely to earn them.
Here is Baltic Sea medal that has a
tale peculiarly its own. Only those marines
who served aud fought on the British war
vessels that participated 10 the Crimean
war of IS54-55 have ever worn this medal
II is very scarce specimen, and was ON y
obtained after months of correspondence
between Mr. Mccarthy and nearly all the
dealers and brokers' 10 Earope.'
The medal OF the army of the SutleJ has
the smoke OF two battles hanging over It..
One OF these is the battle of Sobraon and
the banks OF the Sutiej River IN India.
When Great Britain conquered the Sntlel
country and laid it under tribute In 1886,
80. 600 British troops, unused 20 Inc NOT
sands and sultry nights oil lndla, SUFFERED
untold miseries before the war was over
and victory was theirs. ms is a SILVER
medal with the figure of a British general
on horseback before the native chiefs. who
give sign of their capiiulation by laying
their weapons before him. A member of
the Sixty-second Regiment wore this speci-
men.
Here 10 another memento OF the Egyp-
tian wars that England has engaged in.
1t is a handsome silver medal with a
raised sphinx and a bust of Victoria.
There is one bar above the coin with one
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one of these. and he values it more than
any sacred amulet is valued By Oriental
heather. 1t is reverenced by the German
people, and to a Prussian the life of one
who wears it is at all times sacred. The
order was created in 1913. 1t Is only
awarded in individual cases for bravery on
The battlefield. Again, in 1870 during the
Franco-PrUssian war, this medal was be-
slowed on those whose bravery in action
called for special commentator. The
medal was created par ticu'arly to honor
Field Marshal Won Bulow, who brought
in his troops at the battle of Waterloo at
the same time Blucher's trooDs came to
help Wellington. 1t Is silver Maltese
cross. with a black field. On the diverse
side is EN- bossed a crown ad the Initials
of Frederick William. 1913. On the re-
verse there is the crown and a single w,
with the date 1870. No prouder medal is
worn in all the German empire, none so
proud. in truth.
Another highly priced German medal is
the one made from captured cannon IN
1873 1t bears the motto, God was with
US and TO Him belongs the praise"
Again, In 1901, this same motto was
placed on similar medal. This particu-
lar medal was made from cannon captured
from Nap0leOn's artillery batteries at
Waterloo. 1t was given only to members
of the Prussian army. On one side is the
motto, on the other the date, 1913. in
laurel wreath.
The medal given by Napoleon III to
Maximilan's troops Ia Mexico is an inter-
esting one. Five battles, from 1862 o 1866,
are engraved upon It. Thew are, Con-
treras. Cerro Gordo. San LorenZr, Pueblo
and Mexico. On The diverse side is a bust
of Napoleon III in laurel wreath.
The most vaiuab BILE Oriental medal In this
collection is the Turkish medal of the
CrimeaD war. 1t was given by the Sultan
70 hn ng folx rE.,rt-
and Great Britain that participated in the
engagement at Sebastopol. On the diverse
side is a design. representing the flags of
these nations, crossed above field piece,
and on the reverse Is an inscription In the
Turkish tongue.
The Italian war medal has the name of
its Garner embossed on the reverse side in
a laurel wreath. while the coat of arms OF
Italy are on the face. 1t was given for
special deeds of val0r, is still given for
Them in fact.
The Glribaldi medal is the proudest
Italian medal. Onl; thousand of them
were struck off. and these were presented
by Garibaldi to his own troops, those vino
first rallied to mis- standard on his return
to Italy. 1t is called the de mile on ac-
count of the limited number made. The
coin depends from a red ribbon, on which
is mythological three-legged man, which
is the ocular Sicillan emblem. There are
three battles named on IL. those of Marsha.
Catalina and Palermo. and the date 1860.
The black-eagle medal If Germany de-
serves special mention here. No one OF
less rank than major may wear it. 1t
was given TO commemorate the Franco
Prussian war, and bears the legend,
From the rock 10 the sea-" II is in the
form Of silver Spread-eagle, with the
coat of arms Of Germany in enamel Oh the
diverse side.
The oldest metal in tho collection is
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signifies more honor than any other earthly
possession.
Mr.. Mccarthy has classified his medals
according to the chronological order in
which he obtained them, rather that by
their dates or historical value. In the
compass Of a single newspaper article it
is hardly possible to do full justice to all
these medals, hence only the more imDor-
tant are noticed here, those which are of
some peculiar or special historic value.
The first of these is the Egyptian medal
given by the British Government to the
survivors of the Battle of Wells, as the
engagement at Tel -Kebir is called. In
this hattie British square" was broken
by the Soudanese. the first time that any
opposing force ever broke that particular
form Of British maneuver. But though The
square was broken the battle was won,
and to celebrate the victory was this medal
given. 1t is silver medal. with bust of
Victoria on the diverse and sphinx over
the date 1882 on the reverse side. The
medal owned bv Mr.. Mccarthy was earned
and won by a member of the First Regi-
men of Royal irish Fuslliers.
:. The second is the famous China war
medal of 1853 This wa awarded to the
survivors of the British fleet which took
the Taku forts in that year. II commence
rates the time when Great Britain made
China open her ports 10 the world and
forced opium upon the heather at the can
.
ton of the opium deal on the medal. II
is silver coin, bearing on the reverse
side tropical scene, beneath which are
several modern war implements, and on
the reverse the words Victoria Regina"
and the bust of that royal lady. 1t de-
ponds from yellow ribbon with red
border, and above 1t is a single bar with
"Taku Forts, 1853" inscribed on it. This
is very scarce medal, and very difficult
to obtain.
The next is British Indian war medal,
given to the surviving members OF the
army of the Sutlej who fought at the
battle. of FeroZeshuhur In 1645. 1t is
very pretty medal. containing the figure o
Victory holding aloft a laurel wreath on
one side, and the Empress of India on the
diverse. This is a very scarce medal,
from the fact that IL was only awarded to
the few troops who participated IN that
particular engagement. Mr.. McCarthy's
coin was earned by member of the crack
TWenty-ninth Foot.
- Another interesting Indian medal in this
collection Is that given to those who took
part in the siege of Lucknow. during the
mutiny of 1888. Sir Colin Campbell
:was:in command. Wien his troops came
=: to the relief of Lucknow" the band
played 1.-THE Campbels are Coming"
This was the great SeDoy war that Verest-
chagin has done NOR, han any other ore
. man TO commemorate by his famous can
vas depicting the reb-l Sepoys being blown
from the mouths of cannon. The medal
-:has one bar with the single though signiti-
cant word of LUCKNOW" on it, The
suecimpn in Mr.. MeCarthy's possession
was earned by member Of the rhir Rife
: Brigade, one Of the crack regiments of the
=. British service
: The Egyptian war medal of 1882 "a has
two. bars above it. one for the bat lie Of Ell
Teb and one for the battle Of Suakim. 1t
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At $1.0Q.

MEMS UNDYED SANITARY WOOL
and HEAVY CAMEL'S HAIR UN-
DERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, non:
shrinkable, good value for 81 80. will
he offered at 81 each.
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At S1.50.

MEMS AUSTRALIAN WOOL and CAM
ELS HAlR UNDERSTANDS AND
DRAWERS, warranted tnoroughiy
shrunk. regularly sold al 50 25, will be
offered at 81 30 each.
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MEMS HEAVY UNDYED WOOL UN
DERSHIRrS and DRAWERS. wal
ranred not TO shrink, worth 81 20. vii
be offered at 75r each.
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
At Is Cents Each.

90 dozen LADIES HAND-EMBROlD-
Erred JAPANESE SILK HAND
KERCH1EFS, with Spanish drawn
work, hemstitched and scalloped edges.
regular price Soc and Zoe.
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At S1.OO.

40 pieces 42-INCH NOVELTY SILK
AND WOOL MIXED DIAGONAL
SUITINGS, very s'ylish effects, good
week al 81 per yard.
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At 95 Cents.

0 pieces 52-INf II ALL.WOOL NAVY
BLUE STORM SERGE SUITINGS,
in fancy weaves and diagonal effects,
popular shades. regular price 81 80.
will be offered this week at 95c per
yard.
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The subscriptions for new music-h all
In Boston amounted to 100000 in two
weeks, ali made with the understand ing
that no dividend is to be expected
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At S1.OO.

30 pieces 30 INCH FINE SILK WARP
HENRIETTA, good value for 81 70,
will be placed on sale this week at ST
per yard.
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80 pieces 44INCH EXTRA HEAVY ALL
WOOL CHEVIOT, good value for
81 %, will be placed on sale at 75c per
yard.
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At $500.

LADIES JERSEY RIBBED COTTON
and WOOL COM SUITS,
high neck. long sleeves, white. natural
and black color, regular price So IS.
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At S1.25,

pieces 52-INCH FINE ALL-WOOL
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH, extra
good value for 81 70, Will be sold at
81 % per yard.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS!
At SO Cents.

rs pieces 40-INCH EXTRA FINE ALL
WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE, worth
75c, will be sold at soc per yard.
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so pieces 47-lNCH EXTRA hEAVY ALL
WOOL HENRIETTA, extra good
value for 81, will be offered at 75c per
yard.
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At S1.75.

pieces 52-INCH FINE ENGLISH
BROADCLOTHS, superior finish,
latest popular shades, warranted ali
pure wool, extra good value for 50 30,
will be placed on sale this week at
81 rs per yard.
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At $1.35.

LADIES SWISS RIBBED ALL.WOOL
VESTS. high neck, long sleeves, color
cream. pink, black and natural, regu-
lar value 81 60.
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At $780,.

so pieces 42-1NCH SOLEIL DIAGONAL,
worth regular 81 so. will be sold at 81
per yard.
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At Is Cents Each.

$50 dozen LADIES SHEER WHITE
HAND EN- HAND
KERCHIEFS, with Valenciennes lace
edge, regular price Sc per dozen.
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MEMS FULL-FINISHED IMPORTED
VICUNA SOCKS, with Vulcan heels
and feet. strengthened with extra
threads. extra good value for SOC. will
be offered at S5c pair.
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At S1.25.

FRENCH DIAGONAL, regular value
So, will be sold at 81 % per yard.
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At Sl.25.

ENGLISH SERGE, good value for
81 IS. will be sold at 81 % per yard.
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At $500.

pieces 54-INCH SATIN FINISH
FANCY WEAVES will be placed on
sale at 50 Der yard.
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At Is Cents.

$50 pieces COLORED INDIA SILK, ..23
inches wide, soft. heavy quality, per-
feet finish, former price SOC, will be
offered this week at 25c per yard.
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At $780,.

Is pieces 24-INCH BLACK SATIN, beau
tiful soft rich finish. former price
81 so. will be offered this week at 81
per yard.
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UNLOADING OUR GIGANTIC PURCHASES!

visit saesrooms prove opportun=
tiles for purchasers for Holiday mporaton pouring
have made SWEEPING AND DECISIVE CUTS IN PRICES
force out the entire balance gigantic special purchases
mediately.
Below submit substantial evidence the
fractions presented the lines embracing variety
able goods OF quality be closed STARTLING
RIFICE FROM REGULAR SELLING PRICES items
taken samples of the THOUSANDS OF OTHER EQUALLY
MARVELLOUS BARGAINS OFFERED they fail impress
upon all that
THIS Is A SALE OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE!
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At 12A Cents Each.
At Is Cents Each.
At 20 Cents Each.

200 dozen LADIES SHEER WHITE
ALLOPED EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, regular price "a
per dozen.
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At &150

go pes. 24-INCH TN O-TONED TUFTED
BENGALINE, very heavy rich quail
ity, regular value 81 80, will be offered
this week at 81 90 per yard.
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Men, FurniShin9S!
At 12d Gents.

MEMS FULL FINISHED EXTRA
HEAVY COTTON SOCKS. with
double spiced heels and toes, good
value for 25c. will be offered at 1219c a
pair.
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AC 20 V61ICS.
MEMS UNDYED SANITARY LAMBS
WOOL and CAMEL'S-HAIR SOCKS.
with double heels and toes, regular
price "a 80 a dozen. will be offered at
&c pair.
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Is pieces BLACK CRYSTAL BENGA-
LINE. very soft heavy quality, regular
price 81 %. will be offered this week
at 81 yard.
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At S1.OO.

pieces 23-lNCH COLORED BENGA-
LINE SILK. in all the latest shades
for street wear. beautiful. soft, heavy
quality, former price 81 so. will be Of
fered this week at 81 per yard.
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English Broadclotls.
At S1.OO.

pieces 52-INCH ENGLISH BROAD
cloths, in all the latest Fall shades,
warranted all pure wool, good value
for 81 80. will be placed on sale this
week at 81 per yard.
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At rs Cents.
20 pieces BLACK SURAH SILK. extra
heavy soft finish, regular value 81,
will be offered this week at 75c yard.
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!COLORED DRESS GOODS!
Novelty Slitilgs.
At so Cents.

100 pieces 49, INCH ALL-WOOL FANCY
CHEVIOT SUITINGS. in neat checks,
stripes. mixtures, diagonals and iilu-
minated effects, will be closed out this
week at SOC per yard.
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At rs Cents.
80 pieces 52-1NCH ALL-WOOL ILLU-
MINATED HOPSACK SUITINGS
and FANCY PANAMA WEAVES,
the latest novelties, extra good value
for 81 %, will be closed out this week
at 75c per yard.
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At SIS Cents.

70 pieces 44-INCH ALI-WOOL NAVY
BLUE STORM SERGE SUITlNGS,
mosl desirable shades, regular value
S., will be offered this week at 55c per
yard.
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Storm SergGs.
At IS Cents.

90 rieres 36-IN Fl ALL-WOOL NAVY
BLUE DIAGONAL SEkGES, in light,
medium and dark shades, good value
for Coo, will be offered this week al 35c
per yard.
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At S1.OO.

D pieces FANCY TUFTED BENGA-
LINE SILK, very pretty combina-
tions. former price 81 so, will be Of
fered this week at 81 per yard.
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At SO Cents.

LADIES JERSEY RIBBED EGYPTIAN
FLEECED COTTON VESTS. high
neck and long sleeves; ankle length
drawers to match; regular price 75c.
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At S1.50.

80 pisces 24-INCH BROCADED SATIN.
evening shades, extra heavy quality,
regular value 81. will be offered this
week al 81 90 per yard.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.!
At $1.5O.

oG p !. w.
so pieces 24INCH BROCADED FRENCH
CREPE, extra heavy quality, in an ele-
CANT assortment of sh des suitable for
evening ana street wear, regular price
So 30, will be offered this week at 81 80
per yard.
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Hosiery : Underwear!
At 25'Cents.

BOYS CABLE RIBBED BLACK COT
TON Hos E, made extra heavy, war
Tanted fast black, regular value S4 20
per dozen.
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At IS Cents.

LADIES' BLACK Isle THREAD
HOSE. Richeleu ribbed, spliced heels
and toes. Hermsdorf black. regular
price SOC.
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At S1.5O.

At $3.50.
o pieces 52-1NCH ENGLISH BROAD
CLOTHS. extra finish, newest color
ings. warranted all lure wool, good
value fur 50. will be placed on sale this
week at 81 80 per yard.
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At SO Cents.

LADIES' IMPORTED BLACK CASH
MERE Wool HOSE, spliced heels,
soes and Toes. warranted fast color.
regular value 65c