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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

contemplated and it is altogethe,
y obable that they will be built be.
fore spring. Let the good work &C
on say we.-Hammond Graphic.
Hurrah for Hammond! Lookout
Crowley! the Queen City Of Tangi.
paEoa is crowding you hard.
HE TRUE sPlR1T.-Our observation
has led us to the general conclusion
that the men and women who are
freest from faults and sins are like
wise most inclined to be gentle and
charitable in their judgments of thei,
fellow-creatures. The strongest are
the tenderest. On tho other hand. it
Is usually the case that those who
find delight in picking notes out of
the eyes Of other people are suffering
from beams in their own eyes. The
severest OF critics are generally open
to much just criticism. It is the
man with q beam in his own eye that
is the most SOLICITORS to extract the
mote from his brothers. eye.-Nssh
vile Christian Advocate.
We need such q spirit in Shreve-
port and al Louisiana, but we do
not reasonably look for IT in our day.
The reported proceedings of the
John Fitzpatrick impeachment trial
generally fill one whole page of the
New Orleans dsilies, to the exclusion
OF more agreeable reading. And this,
too, when there is ny little chance Of
conviction as there is of some OF
Truths admirlng friends giving its
editor suit of clothes as Christmas
gift. Baton Rouge Truth. ~
Talk cut plainly, Capt John, and
say exactly what you mean.
Solid sESsE.--Just so long as the
people allow themselves to be fooled;
just SO long rs the people are willing
to have robbers to put their hands
into the peoples pocket The coun-
Try needs money We are told and
must borrow? sWhy' Hssthe coun-
by no credit? Can it not. give its
promise to pay' Will the creditors
not take these promises Do they
ask tor gold2 do thsy ssk for inter-
VII No; there Is not IN intelligent
nan around the world who would
not rather have Uncls Sans note
han gold. The creditors would be-
oerfsctly willing to take the prom
ses. Uncle Sam could pay these
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08
: SPARE Us.

Inc Public School in this town bas
90 enrolment Of nearly two hundred
pupils 1t is not within the range OF
numsn surmise. to estimate evan IN.
proa'mstely the vast good which that
noo'e institution is doing for the r;s.
'ns Conversation Future st,,t,,m.,
-taefelsntssp alsers;4aechan law,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08
,.e==Echoe=

CONGRESS- AND THE BoUNTY.--A As Con
gress' will convene next week, it il
hoped and expected that they will at
once take up the question OF the
bounty for this year and make an
Immediate appropriation to pay it.
Last Mondays meeting of the COM
lnercial bodies Of New Orleans, and
the expression OF representative gen.
tlemen on that occasion, should GER
tainly have great weight with Con-
gress, as it conelusivsly shows that
whatever effects sugar planters very
closely concerns all other business in
terests i'll our State. Besides, the
bounty for this year was promised by
the committee vino had the tariff bill
iirhaud and it was only an oversight
that 1t WIS not included for 1894. -
Sugar Planters Journal.
In Justice. at least a portion Of the
bounty Of 1894 should be paid.
EHE CONTEST WILL BE MADE.--The
Democratic press has constantly ridi
culed the idea that the seats If thcs'
returned by their commissioners to
Congress, will'be contested, hut it is
only case of tine wish is the father
OF the thonglt.' The gentlemen re-
turned arc very nice, but as they
were not legally elected (the evil
dence shows that they should not be
,eated, nor do we believe they,will. =
Sugar plrnter>' journal.
NEw SHOE FACTORY BUILDING The
plans for another new building have
been drawn and in very short time
work will be commenced upon it.
The new building is to be- erected by
Sanford Is Co, proprietors Of the
Hammond Shoe Factory, ON lot
they recently purchased of AIRS. Judd,
directly west Of ALivingston's meat
market. It will be u large. commo-
dious building. 24x50 feet, twostories
high, the lower floor to be occupied
by the shoe factory aud the upper
one by Office rooms. This will make
the fourth two-story business block |
erected in this city ID the psst four
months. and that is oulyiuSt / starter
loo. The Graphic knows Of several |
other business blocks that arc being
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

Deer continue to be numerous in
this locality and hunters are killing
lots OF them. A bunting party from
here list week killed three one .lsy
and ran a fine buck IN the edge Of
town. Que gentleman said be be-
lieved he could make more killing
deer than raising cottvn.-Richlanl
Beacon-News.
And that would be little to count
on. In fact it is not hard to find a
losing business like raising cotton,
one being able to lose money, in fact
by doing nothing.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

Bro. Goonwyu, vi the Calfsx Chron
icIe, calls the Town Talk,to order for
hitting ut President cleveland The
Town Talk has less use for Repub-
lican monopolIsts nSine the name of
Democracy for the benefit OF himself
and the millionaire class. thau it aas
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

So ar as We have heard the sugar
cane crops are turning ont we'll in
this parish, and Il vast quantity oi
the finest ribbon cane syrup is being
made. This would be no bad sugar
country if that industry was properly
developed Democrat Journal. 80
What are our Caddo farmers doing
along this line? Let The PRoeREss
hear from them.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

for pure b CODED Radical Republl-
can. We do not propose to keep
quiet when Republican like Cleve-
land is prostitnting the seat that
should have been filled by a genuine
Democrat.-Town Talk.
You could say thicgs ten times as
hard Bro. Mccormick and still not
give the old swell head what he de-.
serves: Cleveland, in our opinion, is
the most despicable traitor known to
history.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

The Baton RougeAdvocate excused
Mr.. Cleveland's recent fifty million
dollar bond call by saying that 1t w.s
necessary because Of Republican prof
l'gacy. The treasury had more than
$l0NO,W0 when the bond issue was
ordered, so the Advocates excasa :.
not fooling anybody who reads tn.
daily uspers. Town Talk. /
Now Advocate, answer this If Won
can.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

perfectly we'll, but then the bankers
and capitalists would not get their
interest for lending money to pay
the creditors. That is, the govern
ment must create an interest bearing
debt, in order to pay other debts,
simply to help the poor capitalists,
bondholders and bankers of this
country. This IS the long and short
of it.--Twentieth Century.
Bailey and Benoit have announced
their determination to contest the
election of Congressman Ogden and
Boatner respectively. All tkat they
will secure is free ride to Washing
ton. But, then, that will be big
thing for them Sabine Banner.
Look here, Sorelle. you are too pure
a man to thus indirectly indorse the
gigantic steal and swindle that was
perpetrated at the ballot box for
Mr.. Ogden at the recent election
You aretoo smart a man not to know
that the boxes were most outrageous
ly stuffed for MIR. Ogden, and your
proper place--excuse the friends
liberty Of suggesting its in the
ranks OF those who demand an honest
and fair return of the vote as cast.
There is bnt one rule of good citi
zenship, DO INTO others as We would
that they shonld do INTO you." H.
that fails to observe this rule lacks 10
the essential elements that make nj
gentility, and sins against both Coo
aud man -Colfax Chronicle.
That is a noble sentiment, Brother
Goodwin, but we wonder how Won
can give expression to it in one breath
and in the next indorse' the wantDn
robbery OF MIR. Bailey's rights. as was
committed at the recent election be-
tween him and MIR. Ogden. Surely
you would not like to be done by a,
our party did him, fagrautly coun,
bis opponent III. Reflect on that
Golden Rule, brother, and then give
US an article from your honest, con-
scientious heart of hearts on our last
Congressional Alection.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

- Texas is now the leading populist
State. The rsformrrs Of the Lon.
= Quar- state must maintain the posi-
tion won by the votes, at tho ,as, a.
''oa. HeDce'orwarel Texas leads II.
reform army. --Robeljne Battle III. .
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

HE poPULlsT GA1Ns.-A short time
after the recent congressional 4lec-
tons the Democratic AID Republican
leaders gave out statements to the
effect that the Populist had lost
ground everywhere, and were, prac-
tlcally wiped out by the landslide,
but they were mistaken. The returns
OF the election in all the States show
cd that the Populists had IN increase
Of 100000 over their vote Of two years
ago. There we're heavy gains in tue
South, west and Northwest. Con.
gresham Sayers, of Texas, who was
reelected by a small plurality, very
candidly says that he would have
been defeated and the Popnlist woul
have carried the State had not the Re-
publlcans voted with the Democrats
Unless there Is a marked change in
political sentiment in the next two
years the Popnlist will very probably
present u heavy front in the presi-
Dental campaign OF 1886. If tho
movement to organize q silver par,y
takes shape it will attract all the Po
ulists and the majority of the frey
coinage meu iii the Republican and
Democratic parties, and the country
will in 1896 witness lively trisnvu-
lar fight. IN. 0. Daily States.
The Democrats try toget consolation
by making the charge that the pop.
nlItes were Swept from the earth y
figures wontlie and the returns show
that Popnlises polled nearly twice as
many votes as ever before. The PEG.
pes party gained more votes than Al.
other parties combined gained. On
to the next Ali'auce Forum.
Why dou't yon say the lying, DOR
ion Ut the Democrats do, .Tha.
portion which would not recognize
l'o.'eAty nd honor If it met them in
the road.
Get our prices f,r job work.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

Ii Congress will give rs free coin
age Of silver nearly any system 81
currency will be better than the sys-
tenn now pract1ced. Silver COINAGE ~
10 to | will bethe redemption Of tn.
country. Robsiine Battle F]xv
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-12-08

G1ngham, worth TIC, for 41c Il VT
Cling ham, worth loo. for Tic, a Yl
Indigo blue Calico, worth &c, for &c a Yd
Satteens, worth l2!c, at 7l.2c a I'd
Is Pairs Blankets, worth - %, at 81 so
20 Pairs Blankets, worth 81 90, at $40
30 Pairs Blankets, worth 81 50, at 9Uc
Mems and Ladies' Hose, worth Zoe, at Sc
sY Also have an elegant line of walk
~ ing Jackets for ladies' Misses
;9s and Children for half price.
Mems and Boys Working Shirts at zoe
Wool Shirts. worth 81 So at 75c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

Mems. too. start. but still lower, &C.
The cheapest. then gray-mXed seamless
AT &C.: black or tan at Sc; &c. British
Hose. at lie, this week.
our Great Bingham sale still continues
with an additional - pieces OF bright
styles Of the best NOrmandies-all this
week 81.
Light-Shlrtng Prints, best made, SIC
3-i Brown Cotton. > 3-ic.
~ Good Stout Cotton, Sc.
A. Sea Island Fine Brown. a.
All staples half price this week.
Six new lines added to our 100. Dress
Goods for this week in beautiful effects
Some shot effects some " Vale designs. and
some with the appearance Of $50 goods
all s. and IS inches wIde-and the price
within the reach of all.
Dress Lining Cambrcs. fc.-all colors.
Body Jeans, Toe. kind for sc.
Mattings are moving; prices are the
motive power. Elcgnnt White Foo Ching
Mating. advertised elsewhere as 4 bar
gain az l. l-2c.. here Sc.
10 styles of Use Chang Mating. extra
heavy double warp. would be cheap at
zoe, here the price Is Zoe.
The best pc. Mating ever imported
this week T. lie.
l.inen-Warp Mating. the CSC. kind at
l6c
We guarantee every piece Of mating we
Sell 10 be perfect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

r.o-y China s.iEs in H i.,
waists ana ofe.s'; ms. ms 2
~..y are advertised by some
It'll, -r e,,,ro
.-ls .,''n 49,. " d., rav go seen sam
.s., Get. only sc.
.....'.,.. ,..rlarlu, how We
-a 'n.
49,
sa4 ,f1r. yard. They are
goods. auI ere selling every
.' mn-l'il c-i''s' o''' ''D'
ua.a CHINA SILKS. suitable
anu "l'''s' 0''''
'ti.l rlfs. rf>. yard
Pattern. 81 swivel SILKS. j0c. yard.
A.a.@ ana Cream Jap SILKS
a. n.-es Mo.-,. rc. yard.
-''.' ''''' '''''' '''' 60 -
ILAcI, DRESS GOODS.
t r-~o..-I q; inches vide. PC.
"....I Dress Goods. e., inches
.,,....... c,..t -.
Heli.t.4 Cloth. 25c.
t -r BLACK Henrietta, Cash
..I e.aca Black Serge. coc.
. t..f ... isnt. e Inches.
....v base been selling very
l U.rr.-tfa, SIC. worth 8.
lrrr. ma. 81 incl hes wide
Cloth. rl4in and figured. SOC
c~.s. 1a- yar'.
l...att Clo.h. IS inches wide.
....., r.. IN g
l..,..ras con. t-iLc.
f..>ic or Nlu's Yelling. IS
t I..ft.r qualify. 20 and " tc.
f.-.r.l Batlste. al wool J9c.
--rIEYS BLACK GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

Tine French Organizes, sc. yard.
They are the handsomast Inc Of Figured
Orur3ios I'm the city. see corner window.
Whitmans Lace-Stripe Glnshams'
Ctmbrasine Iaco-stripe. with colored
/ stripes only ltc. yard.
I Irish Lawns ll". yard. ,.
Ee IRISH Lawns, linen colois E'sc.
Fine Colorel p!rn,ty. 1ei.c. yard.
/ Summer Brcez. puck, Nl-3c yard.
/ luon Linen Lawns, Be-. YARD.
Si'.-ftrip- GiuchaWs. l2'4c. yori.
'hinunn-tc in blue, lavender ilnf' ana
/ or figures. Recovered ground some
/ thing entirely Now. only Jc. yard
/ Ir. % Lawns single fold. G. @. yard.
/ Jaconet Duchesse, 81 styles only l-'4c.
linen Duck in solid. stripes. and
bMct-Grouud iace-stripe Figured Or
H.tc6.Gr;o5a.n'i chanies with purple
( figures. only 81 yard. ,
! our Eerllar l. &C., Pcrcale zoe. yard'
! S1iid-rolorel Organizes IN all colors'
'S.;co'ch-Tlaid Ginshams. Zoe. yard.
/ solid Colors ia Bauste, 81 inches wide,
sor0-colorcl Lawns loc; yard.
! Black Plaid. and Lace-Stripe Lawns,
I l.s 10 e5r. yard.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS;
Ladies' Porcaie Laundercd shirts. %
Ladics' Chcnlscttos. % to Outstanding
Iadic.' sai't-Hibh.d Vests. &C.
Ladies' Ii1l'd N,sis fancy hetk, SIC:
Ladies Ribbed Vests. ribbon trimming
nook ana sleeves. only zoe. 49,. .o
Ladies' I.ibn.d Ncs,s-p!nE' blue mace
and wlit.. ribbon trimmed. l'c
Ladies Isle Ribbed vests, sttn-rlpDOh
ladies' Long-s!eeve uigh-Neck Ribbed
Vc-,- 2-c.
LaI.cs' Gsuze Vests. high neck and long
LNdits Six Vests. all colors and white
Foli lae cf Children's Ribbed and
Gagze Vests IN high and low neck
Gcntemcus Mcdium-Weight Merlno
6 nuemcn's Atwood Medum-Weight
Shirts Pants to match-oniX y: -
short sleeves. only &c. worth 40c.-fants
GcntleIacu's Balbriegan Shirts, short or
long sleeves French necH-Fa III . 10
match--only soc. would be cheap al 11c.
Centlcincns French Balbriggan Shirts
&C GC;entlemen's Working Shirts, 25c.
Gcnuemcns Flame; Outing shirts; 5sc.
Centlemcns Laundercd Shirts, with at
tachcd collars and cuffs. Soc
Eclipse Nepiigec Shirts, Zoe.
Laungered shirts with detached collars.
g.
f.aundered shirts with detached collars
anu Guns Ni.-p.
rnbleached jeans Drawers, 25c.
Pepperell Bleachcd Jeans Drawers ~
e.. and soc.
Csntlemcn's Inundered Dress Shirts.
embroidered front. 81
The Best 50c. Unlaundered Shirt In the
city.
See our nc Unlaundered Shirts.
Gentlemen's Pique Shirts, odd sizes, S5c.
Floor Oiicloth in all widths from &c.
20 81. We are prepared TO furnish esti-
mates on any job.
All Carpets at cost
Shelf Oilcloth. Sc.
Oilcloth for tracking. 1oc. -
Mattings from auction at lowest prices.
Heavy Jointless Mating, 20c.
Real Heavy Mating, l5c.
Cotton-WaTp Mating. % to Csc.
We will give you 20 per cent. discount
on every Baby-CarriaEe.
The only house IN the city showing
complete line OF Venice Insertings-S TO
JULIUS SYCI.H q SONA
49,. Ne. ~ end SN aa& 2soaA
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AND FRUIT-ICES.
ALEXANDER WERST.
OS. 2l6-2ls NORTH THIRD STREET.
NEAR BROAD


ESTABLISHED, 1854.
MANUFACTURER OF FINE ICE
CREAM AND FRUIT ICES.
With the latest improved machinery and
porcelain-lined ice-crea,n freezers, and the
highest grade cream used, enables me 10
furnish my customers and the public with
the Best Ice Cream that can be made, of
an flayors and shapes. For the purity. ii
is pronounced by the best physicians
sui.e 10 the most delicate persons.
Families, parties. pic-n.cs, etc, fur
nis,sed at the shortest notice and low
price. Dolls and Toys Of all descriptions.
Thankful for past favors. respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the same.
s-Sutcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

Black Ribbons are here. too. at prices
which would make the manufacturer
shudder.
+ No. - All-Sllk. satin edge. gros-graln,
at &C.
+ No. 49, An-silk. satin edge. gros-grain.
at lie.
| These are truly wonder prices.
! One lot as pieces Heavy All-SillI
| MORE, No. 90, very wide. i'm magenta,
| moss. rescda, orange, salmon. cerise Gin
namon. mauve. and any desirable shade
would be cheap at COO. but this lot goes
( al 90.
| In all widths and pattcrns-cheap, too.
! Insertings start NJ .. then 6 IL, Z -,
/ ., TO- Il Il. H. and PC.
/ Laces at 4. ;. T. .. 10. u IL, and up
! 10 7jc
, Bourbon Laccs and Insertings are also
| here in beautiful patterns at very close
| prices.
HOSIERY.
| for ladies', gentlemen. and children in
| every shade ana price desirable.
Chlldren's Guaranteed Fast-Biack start
! nj SC. then Sc. HermsdOrf black, at
/ lcc.: Seaml - at u l-2c.
! Ladies' also start at ). then Sc. In
/ either tan. black. or fancy. deposition. or
/ plain. At Zoe. can give YOU opera shade 3.
worth &c; at II lie. black or colored-
! full regular.
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ahM.g!3
az'

App,,oue patterns Of tho Butter Color
zoe. yard.
Zine Yet.Top Point Edge venise Lsces
ODD to 10 inches wide. .......'.'0Uc. q yard
More and moro OF the inner venise But
ter Color and Ecru Laces. &c, 81. and SIS
ayard.
Greater and greater quantities 81 buttef
Color and Ecru Lace Insertions, 10, ]? liz
II. Is. ~. and SOC. yarJ.
Ribbon New Lace Insertion, the latest
dress trimming, 10 and i7c. yard.
All.Over Cambria Embroidery, light
b,ue. mink. navy. red, and lavender en-
broldered dots, In white gfound' 'Sc. .
yard. Insertions 10 matcn' c1@c'
Figured Crepe Cloths, 80 inches wide.
sIriped Galatea Cloth, specially suited
for boys wash suIts...........2Oc. q yard.
Linen Figured Percales. l-2c.
Striped and Checked crepone''e' lac
CrInki, Glnshams, new pinka blues. 10.
vendors, &C. e,,. A.
Case Of New Spring Dress G!nghams, the
best We have offered yet for. DC. yard.
Mems Pants Patterns or imported wor-
kteds, all new. from 5. 20 to 50.
Special lot Of new styles Boys' Wool
Filling Cassimeres. ...........3Uc. q yard.
12tlc. ssttsens, fast black, black and
white, blue and white stripe, Tor &c. YARD.
scotch Bats'e. specially adapted for
waists, &c.
o5 different patterns in the lot Of Mems
Finest Percl.o shirts at 81.
Mems Dress Percale Shirts, rounded DO.
sons cuffs attached, al sizes, Toe.
Lannd.red Percale Shir.s-isven1era
fiues ptnks, checks, and stripes-conars
a nj cuffs attached and perfectly nniseed,
3Sc.
Gen,lenen's Uniaundered striped p. x:
Bos IN Shirts, heavy ble,cned Cotton fres
from starch, only 5Oc.-any Size.
Mems Striped Eegligee Shirts, made q
fsst-colorod canvas cloth, 2oc. eicn.
Bows Shirt-Waists, s to ~ years, mafe o.
eheyio. aud pefcale. piests Front aad oack'
25c
No,hsr,'.Fri.nd Shirt Waists, fne percais
buttons, can't DO washed on, Az and DUG;
laun:erei, 7oc.
Fins quality Fas.-Blacf HermsdcrfDys
Mca Seamless SOx. 9ls 10 H. only Aic'
He.vy-welgh, Mode and Tan Seamless
Sox at l0c- pair
Hx,r, nne Double-H eel and Toe ser. eists,
tsns. and mode, ali sizes, ak In po1' TOE
SL25 box.
nermsdorfDye Black sox, SIR smoroid.
cred fronts, only "5c. pair.
SIX Bows, so patterns, all colors' only ia
Band Bows, blsrk six, sstla' ana all shA
colors, at 25c. apiece.
Satin Tocks. only I5c.
An-siis Polk.Dot Windsor Ties. loa
Men. Blo,chsd Jeans Drawers, an dsss,
ct 2Jc. pair.
Mons Woven colorsd- Bordered Handler
chets at %. Zach
Mems II. s. Lin.n HandkercaIet,, pare
white, at 12hac.
Gentlemsns Jsweiry Sets. consisting Of
stud, cDn. buttons, and collarDlt!ons 10
match, st soc. set
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain White Organizes. 80 inches wide.
CSC.
Pinch White Organdy. only soc.
Much Finer Quality at co and 75c.
French Nainsook. 46 inches wide. PC.
Much Better Quality at 49, 37ia and 45c.
We 90 not carry but one make of Dot
ted Swiss-the very best ST. CAN Goods
from p to soc, in dots and figures.
Pure Linen Lawn, 80 and 33c yard.
India Linen from to S7lac
The sc. grade you viii find very sheer.
India Linen at loo. regular price l5c.
one lot Of Remnants of Check Muslin.
only Ci3c. yard, regular price 10 and PIC
Check Muslin. &c. yard.
Fine Check Dimity. Pic yard.
Lace-Stripe Muslin. lOc. yard. regular
price 2oc.
Cotton Nainsook. l2is to Csc.
Colorcd Mulls. &c yard
Remnants OF Pique, 12l2c. yard.
LINEN.
Huck Towels, pure linen. s2xl6 only l0c
Pure Linen Iiuck Towels. a regular
zoe Towel this week for l2i4c.--size S6xls
Plain White Huck Towels, 39Xl9. only
17c.. regular value PC.
Pure Linen Heavy Huck Towels, size
i0X21. only 2Oc.
The Largest Huck Towel in the city
for &c.
Pure Linen Damask Towels. knotted
fringe, size i3x2O. only pc.
Damask Towels. 4Gx23. colored border,
only 25c.
Damask Towels. colored borders. knot
ted fringe. size 5Ox2i, only 39c.
Plain White Towels with lace-work
fringe. size i9x92. only SOC.
Damask Towels. colored borders, knot
ted fringe. SGxiS. only l5c.
The Best lSc. Damask Towel in the city.
The above Towels we consider every one
a great bargain and much below the regu-
lar value.
Fine Linen Sheetlng. 20 inches wide,
only 81.
Red Table-Cloths with black and white
borders. 81 to SOS
White Table-Cloths, fringed and colored
borders. from 81 10 $2-Napkins to match.
Large-Sized Dinner Napkins. 75c dozen.
Frinsed Napkins with colOred borders,
50c. dozen. regular price 75c.
White-Fringed Napkins. extra-large
size. 81 dozen.
Heavy Black Table-Damask. fun width.
zoe. yard, regular price 75c.
Plain and Stamped Doylles. round and
square, 10 Ice.
Bouffet and Washstand Scarfs, with
wide colored stripe in centre. II 10 zoe.
Red Table-Damask. 20 10 75c.
WindowShades made to order.
Linen Shades with fixtures complete.
25c.
Opaque Shades f5c.-frnged.
Parasol Covers. 25c. to $3.50.
Bargains In Parchment, GAUGE. Silk.
and Feather Fans.
Feather Fans. &c. to 81.
Gauze Fans, zoe. 10 50.
parchment Fans. sc. TO Ia
our Yelling Department.
Chiffon Yelling, 35c. yard.
JULIUS SYCLB = SOM,
.I-.4-,. IA ~ saA ~ so bssaA