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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-24

ances here at English's the first half of
next week Is the most complete ever sent
on sns rodd py THIS veteran manager. ~ ls'
in fact, the pick Of two companies, includ-
ing. the London organization that played
with Miss Rehan during her successful en-
gasement IN England. and the great New
the star at the opening OF the season. IL
Is a larger company than supported Miss
Rehan at the Hollis Theater in Boston
The two companies have been touring the
~dianapolis for the engagement here and at
and manager of the Louisville Auditorium.
has both organizations under contract Tor
next week ni, ana by an arrangemens wisn
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights in
this city. The cast contains a brilliant ar
r mr OF names perhaps more familiar aIliar to to I Ine
dianapolis theater goers, as only at infre-
quent Intervals have they ever been seen
city before. and viii. no doubt, find that he
has made a mistake in not putting Indian
apolis on his list. when the returns from
Ada Rehan'S performances are made.
Among those best known in the cast Will
be that veteran actress. Mrs. Gilbert. to-
gethsr with George Clarke, James Lewis.
Craig and Sybil Carlisle, all artists who
have won honor In both New York and
London. Indianapolis has never failed to
tons of this sort, and it Is hoped that Ada
Rehan's success will be sufficiently fatter-
Ing to entice others Of equal rank to the
Hoosier capital.
Notes of the Stage.
The Rose Hill Folly Company at the
Empire Is the best that has been on the
stage OF the Empire this season. The most
taking feature Is the Bowery quartet.
THE Orphans Of New York." which n:
s. Wood and his company are playing at
the Park, will be seen for the last times
this afternoon and tonight. Tomorrow,
opening with a matinee, the Still Alarm
will be presented.
The coming Of Sousa's concert band TO
English's next Saturday night Is an event
OF more than common interest. This band
is out of the common order. 1t was formed
as il now exists after Gilnlore's death, for
the purpose of being to America what the
Band of the Garde Republicaine is TO
Europe-a perfect military organization.
John Philip Sousa is without a superior
anywhere as a military band leader and
composer.
The drawing room atmosphere of Lady
Windermere's Fam" which Is to be seen
at the Grand tomorrow night and the rest
of the week. is greatly appreciated by the
better element of theater-goers. The third
act, In which a number of club men are
sitting around in Lord Darlington's rooms,
slipping brandy and smoking cigarettes,
while firing off rockets Of wit and eplgram.
makes as enjoyable a twenty minutes as
could be put into the play. The ladies Of
the company dress %gorgeously and their
~toilettes create a sensation among the
feminine contingent of theater-goers.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Acknowledgements Henry NJ. Butler,
formerly supervisor Of music In the pub
lie schools, teacher of piano, organ and
singing; singing by note; sight reading a
specially; classes Of two or more taught
on reasonable terms. Residence AS Col
Logo auanva
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Hoods Sarsaparilia, acting through the
and in this way positively cures catarrh.
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CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCES per cent. average
tus, itemized statistics free. BENSON &
DWYER. S34 Broadway, New York.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 23.-Trafic is
interrupted to-day between San Antonio and
Houston on the Southern Pacific. A stock
train collided with passenger train No. 20
near Walker. about 1T5 miles east Of San
Antonio. last night, and five freight cars,
the mail car and passenger engine were
demolished. Two people were killed and
two seriously injured. Their names are:
MARION HESS. conductor of the freight
train, killed.
BRUCE SCORNSBURY, brakeman on the
freight train, killed.
CONNORS, engineer on freight,
both legs broken; will probably die.
CARL HUNS ACKER, fireman on freight,
legs badly broken.
Bag-gagemaster j. v. Irwin and mail
clerk Randolph received slight injuries.
The cause of the wreck is attributed to the
operator at Stafford. 1t is said he failed TO
deliver orders and when the passenger
train passed, gave a signal that there were
no orders. As the train passed he remem-
bered his orders, but 1t was too late.
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naIy's Double Company.

II may not be generally known that
Augustin Days company which comes TO
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AsTRoLOGER

ASTROLOGY-Prof. Pfuhl, scientific as
trologer; author OF astrological chart.
gives horoscope n chart OF your life:
aiso teaches astrology. 81 E. IN IL
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We are sole agents In this city for
Burt's Shoes.
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FLANNER BUCHANAN
FUNERAL
SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES..
MASONIC-Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.
Meeting of Adoniram Grand Lodge OF
Perfection this wednesday, evening at
1880 o'clock, for business.
7. r. RUCKLE, 80 deg, T. p. G. NJ.
JOSEPH w. SMITH, 50 deg, Secretary.
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DAYS CASUALTIES
BUILDING WRECKED AND FIVE PEO-
PIE HURT BY AN EXPLOSION.
Baby Blown Into the Street Onto a
Pile OF Bricks and U~nfnjured-
Fatal Railway accidents.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. oh. W.. Damme's gro
Gerry store at the northeast corner of Bid
die and Mint streets was destroyed by an
explosion to-day and five persons were
badly hurt, the injuries of one being fatal.
The injured are:
AUGUST BEER, head. face and hands
severely burned and body bruised.
PATRICK DWYER, legs hurt.
FRANK KELLY. legs and body bruised
ALBERT KURTZ, back hurt and face
MRS. H. w. DAMME. leg hurt and body
bruised.
The only persons in the store. which was
a two-story brick, of which the second
story was used as a residence by Mr..
Damme, were Mr.. and Mrs. Damme and
Albert Kurtz. an employee. The explosion
came like the bursting of a dynamite
bomb. The walls of the building were
blown outward the floor lifted from the
joists and Mr.. and Mrs. Damme were
forcibly hurled through the openings where
the walls had once been and into the street.
Kurtz went down into the cellar. half
buried beneath a heap OF debris. a baby
on the second floor was blown out into the
street, alighting on the bricks. and es-
capped without a scratch. Dwyer, Kelly and
Beer, the latter fatally injured, were pass
ers-by, and happened TO be Immediately
alongside the store whfn the explosion oc-
Cured. 1t was at first thought a gasoline
tact. 1t Is suspected that a leaking gas
main was the cause.
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skinner Is "a Vocalist.

Few OF Otis Skinner friends ever
dreamed he possessed a singing voice, and
many corrugated brows could be seen in
the audience at the Grand Monday night
when the gaudily attired pet of the court
ladies', with Lutte in hand, appeared in
Mrs. Hamllton's garden and announced he
would sing her a new song to the pretty
verses she had only just received. De
Grammont relieved the suspense speedily
by carolling a sweet little love ditty in a
deep baritone voice that was really one
His Grace De Grammont' will be seen at
the matinee this afternoon. the Kings
Jester being repeated tonight
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-21
FACIAL SOAP.
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP

For the skin. Scalp and Complexion.
The result Of 20 years experience treating
the Skin. A book on DermatolOgy with each
cake. All druggists And Woodbury's An
tiseptic Shaving Sticks also Bars, Hair tonic
and clean Skin treatment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-21

Ripe tomatoes are plentiful at Arcadia
a yacht race win be sailed az Tampa 20.
morrow.
Little sam Jenkins son of ex.Marshal Jen.
AIMS, OF Orlando was thrown from q wagon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-21

*Dailv. +Daily except Sunday
Trains II and II carry parlor
Gorda and Tampa, and be ween p
Pullman Buffet Sleepers daily be
Tampa on Mondays, Thursdays
70 a so carry through Pullman slt
Trains Is and II carry through
G. d. ~
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Steamer"St. Augustine is
appointed to leave Titusville
daily. except Sunday, $50 a.
m. due Roc kledge $3.50 am;
Melbourne 10 noon.
Steamer st. Lucie" or "St.
Sebastian is appointed TO
leave Titusvllle for Jupiter on
arrival OF train No. 7i-4:O0
p. m. daily, except Sunday;
due RockledRe $50 p. m.
Jupiter IL noon following day.
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| Steamer "St. Augustine" IA
appointed toleave Melbourne
daily except Sunday, l2:lOp,
m; ROckledge 4 p. m; due
lTitusville $3.50 p. m.
Steamer st. Lucie" or st
Sebastian" is appointed 10
leave Jupiter p. m. daily.
Except Saturday; Rockledge
1880 a. m. except Sunday:
due Titusville 1880 a. n. con.
meeting with train No. Y.
1 II IS am 2 Is pm .......,--.
I'll 10 ans As pm .........
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Ssonville and Titusville, Punta
Z rains % and II carry thrnugh
Port Tampa, connecting at Port
Vest and HaVana. Trains 80 and
i ork ana Port Tampa.
.ween Cincinnati and Port Tampa
lger AGENT, Jacksonville, Fla.
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ALBANY DIVISION.

Connections at Savannah. Albany. Amer.
Gus and Montgomery Blth the various diVerg.
ing lines AMI 40 AbheYllle with the Abbegills
aud WaYCrOss railroad.
Passenger VIII he allowed ~ ride on az
freight trains ~ s.. A. a ~ railway
CECIL GABBETT g. n. WILBURN
Gen. Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
Americas. 10.
J. n. CAROLlN, Agent, Savannah. Ca
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-31
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
GER than others and enjoy life more, with
lsss expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value t. health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due TO its presen ing
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
ufSctured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being wen informed. you viii not
aocept any substitute if offered
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Highest OF all in Leavening PoweLaest L. Govt Report
R!NaI B Bs,si1Is,:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TO LOCATE AT THE FALLS.

An Able Eastern Attorney WIN Make
ais Home In That CITY.
!. Parker Veazsy. who has been in the
state for ssvsra, months looking after the
interests OF eastern loan and Ruarantss
companies doing business in Montana, has
become so fAvoTably impressed with the
prospects Of the state that he has decided
60 locate In Great Falls end mako his home
IA Montana. Mr.. Nenz,v is a native OF
Baltimore. was for several terms president
OF the council aud acting mayor of that
city. and postmaster ind C!eveland's fret
term. lie also stood high at the bar Of the
OTiolo city and was IN eVeiy respect a
prominent citizen. A few years ago he -
moved TO Minneapolis, winch CITY WAS his
home until ho selected Great Falls as the
place OF bis future activities. MIR. Neazsy's
family will join him in a few weeks.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

There will be shoot to-day at the Hell
ena Gun clab grounds II the weather IS
favorable.
"A Ray OF Sunshine" ~ Mina's Opera
house to night. with Mrs. SwiRgetie- Wilson
in the leading role. should draw large
audience.
All solicitors and friendly visitors OF the
relief work of the city are requested 90
meet At Miss Jaekman's rooms. In the
Bailey block. Saturday az four p. m.
A Jury was drawn in Judge Bucks court
Yesterday 90 tfy the case Of Susanna DOsrr
versus the Atlas Gold Mining company.
When she cause OF action had been stated,
the Judge said thers was no ease, aud dis
missed the juy and ordered judgment for
defen1anL
Prof. X. g. Young lectures al the uni
vsrsity tonight; subject ''Othello." Miss
FslberR will recite and Miss Hepner ana
other good vocalists will sing. Everyone is
invited. Cars TO accommodate the crowds
will leave the postoffics az 1.3J. Exercises
begin promptly at s;l5.
The weekly report OF the Associated
Charities shows nine families containing
70 ty-three persons aided az q cost Of
S23 IS. and eighty-nlns men In thirtJ-eiQht
cabins, at cost Of 5000. There were l36
meal tickets given fer city work, costing
S27. 20, a total Of $l02.66 There were also
seventy-six articles Of clothing distributed.
as we'll IS 520 pounds Of beef distributed TO
1fty-Geven families by d. j. Arnold.
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SENT TO A HOSPITAL.

An Alleged TorE er Suffering From Pui-
monAry Troubles.
Judge Bucks attention Was called IN the
district court yester lay 90 the fact that
Walter OFT of Butte. who u IA tho county
jail 20 answer 70 charge Of forgery. 10
suffering from a pulmonary trouble which
nceessitAtes his teing removed 90 some
place whore he can receive proper medical
attention. The judge made an order that
be DO removed to = hospital or county farm
and kept under Surveillance. Hs will be
sent to hospital Ott ~ the young man
who came TO Helena add iaiaed aboat SO
on a check for Sl.700 which he claimed
had been ecuived in a transaction tnvolv-
ing the sale o. a saloon in Butte. DIR. 5. G..
Baldwin. one OF the county PHYSICIANS. told
the court that OF Was suff,riaR from lung
trouble anu tnRt he needed mo careful
attention than no cou d receive IN jail.
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FIRST SPRING LAMB.

Delicious Meat for These Who Enjoy Good
1hings On the Table.
This morning 7. l.. Matthews will have
on sale AZ his broadway Cash Market a
plentiful supply OF this years spring lamb.
and epicurss can CRAFTY their longing for
some delicious meat-a longing NOT before
this year supplied. When Mr.. Matthews
announces spring lamb. he has spring
lamb. not old mutton. His customers IN
derstand this. aud will crowd his shop to-
dav TO get some Of this good meat. His
PRICES are always the lowest tor oaah.
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THE
SELECTIONS

Are eminently fine and complete.
They come from the best mar
kets and are the result of skilled
modern workmanship. Our eff
forts have been to have every
department up to date, while
down to an economical basis in
price.
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CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.

The weather was bad last
week, but we had a fair trade in
that department. The styles are
correct, prices right. Mothers
know where to 90 to buy gar
ments for their boys. We ap-
preciate this, and our efforts are
to please them. New goods
coming in every day.
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When you start out on journey You will
ger Abe lest service. the grsntss, luxury.
the most com piste oomfoitif your tiekst
reads via the Northwestern line. For full
information NJ TO through rates aud routes
aud for sleeping car berths call on your
home agent. and for map folder fires. Ad-
diess I. W. IFlsDALE. q. L. A..
e.. 81. +. Al. & q. ~. -. Paul
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The Northwestern Limitel 70 Chicago
via the No thVestssn Line IL ths finest
equipped train out Of Minneapolis aud 81
Paul IL hes Pullman aud Wagner private
compartment aud siIteen-Gsotion aleepsrs
aud budet-smoking hbrarE coaches aud
leaves Minneapolis, daiiy f;aJ y. N; 81.
Psnl $40 .. M; arriving Milwaukee 7.5J D.
m; Chicago $50 q. M.
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Personal.

A. wormssr. Of Boz,man, is in town.
John Il. Cole, OF Philipsbure. Is in town.
John r. Biles leaves to-day for Missouls.
where he has accepted a position 40 the
Florence.
County Commissioner c. F. Booth. OF
Silver Bow county, 10 a visitor In Helena,
and is stopping at The Helena.
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MEMS
OUTFITTINGS.

You will find all the latest
styles, Unpopular Regent Frock,
the Derby Sack Suit, the long
Spring Overcoat, Trousers of
latest cut and pattern, Suits from
SO upwards.
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A big reduction on bed sprosds and comfort
ers a. hs hes live this w-ek. Real their an
uouuceuent IN another column.
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Sixteen and two-thlrds cents Tor chiliren'a
hose, worth - couts aud 80 cents the W-eE AZ
The bee hive. 1Aoss goods ara fast black and
6eaul.es
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PAT EN- I S.
FOR INVENTORS.
Procured BY The Press Claims Company.

witt 10 that Of
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SILK
SWIVEL
-GINGHAMS-

High art. A Massachusetts,
triumph over Scotland. The
loveliest fabrics ever ticketed
"ginghams." Showers of silken
spots, dots, diamonds and crystals
have dropped like glistening
pearls on grounds of white,
cream, lilac, rose, lemon, good
ness of Bingham, beauty of silk,
and will wash, 75c.
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OUR STOCK
AND STORE.

Our assortment this season
will scarcely fail to win popular
appreciation, for it represents a
critical, practical taste.
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For information how 10 travel cheap =. quiotlv
and comfortably Co tbs RAT, south adj Wnsf
address A uft -ctF u. d A. A AZ
o. l. ky., Minneapolis. MINI
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Got 20 Hot Springs Ark. via abort lea
Route, x. 4 ~. Louie ny. shortest and boat.
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The broadway House. 5Is Broadway.
win reopen on April Isl Furnished
rooms, steam heated and lighted with
electricity. Dining parlor in connection.
homeike cooking; tsrms reasonable.
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SHOES. SHOES.
SHOES.

We are closing out this depart
ment, and have inaugurated
great reductions. You can save
from IS to 50 per cent on Shoes
buying of US. We handle the
celebrated Hanan & Son Shoes,
every pair warranted. Have
also lower grades. All must 20
at a reduced price.
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To call and see 9 oomplsts line OF china
glassware. lamps. silverWars. ate
Prices to suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
=. J. EDWARDS. Park Avenue.
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n R.sy carriages At Tho Boe Hive in all style. a
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Moire Antique, $I.oo and. Las
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Bengaline silks ....... IS
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81 inch Florentine ....... .6s
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Figured silks. IS
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glassware sale At The be5 live.
Arrivals ~ the SranG Central
Jas \ RAlston. Marys- Mrs W Mahurin.
vile Marysviile
q Bramble Marys- Z l. Griffin. Denver
vile NJ - Rodgers. Deer
D " RAthfon. MArys- odge
vile Charles Howell. Bis
J lisk. rutto marck
K NJ ctesle Choteau II egner. Craig
Bobt Sackett. Pitts Chas PRATT. Havre
burg Mont
J LOr3e. Howell. y stuart. tOmet
Mich Miss frankie johns.
g hemilteres. LeGrnnde flkhorn
Z lloyd holbrook Butte Will Edgar. Elliston
John 5heShy. Boulder
Arrivals At The ueIsnA
Henry Parroll. spo- Louis Verlin. Everett
kane MIR and Mrs w L ole
tooth. Butte man. eoria. Ill
a ouis frsund. New Thor II AFTER, Helena
York v Il southard. Roch-
W Clark. " htehal etar
John & h Barker. Noi- Normser, ozeman
hat John II Cole, Philips
j tlasen, 81 Paul burg
J NJ Poole. Chicago n Iillotson New
Mrs i bayliss, Marys- York
vile WI Cullen. PhilAde.-
lheeney. Great phiA, Pa
Fals y edwards. Helena
John X PARKS. Helena
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Use Montana rssris.. baking Powder
Arrival. 1t the arana Contra

This is the last week OF the erockery and
glassware sale Al The Be5 live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-31
A SHOWER


Remnants.
In this line we are masters OF the situation
The amount of Remnants that pass through our
hands yearly would I'LL q freight train I've miles
long. We give you all the newest things long be
fore 'the regular stock is put on sale. You shall
enjoy a rich treat in this line. commencing Mon
day, and continuing balance Of the week:
27sc. a yard for extra wide new style Cotton
Challies. the identical kind you pay Sc. for from
the piece.
FOR MONDAYS SALE.
27sc. q yard for Fast Black Mourning Print.
None better at Sc. q yard
FOR MONDAYS SALE
csc. yard for Heavy Unbleached Muslin. the
&C. quality.
FOR MONDAYS SALE
BIC. a yard for New Light Shifting Prints, per-
Gale finish.
FOR MONDAYS SALE
SIC. a yard for yard-wide Dleached Muslin
clear from lime or dressing. good any sold at
&c.
FOR MONDAYS SALE
SIC. yard for the Finest Quality Of American
Sateens including plain black and the handsomest
styles Of fancies ever shown Ice. Is the regular
price.
FOR MONDAYS SALE
sac. q yard for the New Style Duck Suitings.
nothing more lastly be pripted than the line
OF effects shown In this lot. 1Sc. is the price
from the piece
FOR MONDAYS SALE
Size yard for styles in Flannelettes, hand
some wrapper material for spring wear. Good
value at 15c.
FOR MONDAYS SALE
10c a yard for a new line Of 40-inch English
Percales. the prettiest styles ever shown
FOR MONDAYS SALE.
15c. yard for French Satcens. best imported
goods. in plain black, black brocade, black and
white and fancy styles. At SOC. q yard you buy
none better.
For Mondays Sale.
These few mentions are
like so many grains of sand
to the desert, when you see
how many other good
things we are unable to
mention ON account of the
limited space.