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The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
st. PatrickS Day in the Morning.

OF course you are going on the excur-
sion to Alexandria,
A grand lrish-American celebration
will be held on the Irishman's 4th of July
(harch ~ at Alexandria. A special ex-
cursiOn train will leave Lake Charles at
$50 Il. m, and return at Sp. m. Take
the m0ter line, corner Broad and Ryan
streets, 6:l5 and don't fail to be on time.
BE an Irislman for one day IN the year.
A splendid good time will be had. Music
by the EurekH Brass Band. Hon. Pat.
Crowley, Jno. II. Poe, Ed, Ryan, Wan.
Cagney and others form the committee
and no pains has been spared to make
this one of the most enjoyable events OF
the season. Fare for the round trip
only $3.50.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

A. Blnestein, who has been absent on
his animal pilgrimage some weeks, will
retnrn in a few days. Already the fruits
of his visit to the Empire city is seen in
the daily arrival of fresh new goods.
Among the goods already received and
opened is large stock of ladies shoes, a
portion of the immense stock Of spring
and summer clothing purchased and q
most beautiful round top umbrella case,
completely filed with the choicest of silk
umbrellas Of every grade and price.
Bluestein says he came to Lake Charles
to sell goods and he Is bound to do it,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

This celebrated brand of beer is known
all over the country as being the best on
the market. Both the bottled aud keg
beer put ont by this company are uusur-
passed in any country on the globe,
While the wholesale price is greater than
that asked for the inferior grades, the
retail price is the same in all the bar
rooms and if you insist upon it and are
judges of beer yon eau get it Cali for
the Anheuser Busch. =. MOeh Is the
agent, the oldest and most experienced
III Southwest Louisiana. Those that get
ahead of MOeh mEst get mp very early.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The insurance agency 0fSmith, Richard
A. Go. represents seventeen fire COM
panies, most Of them the leading and
strongest companies doing business in this
state. 1t may also be proper to state in
this connection that Of the recent losses
that have happened here, those Of d.
Bloch, Mr.. Bnjard, Charles Fox, Mr..
Ewing and MIS-. BARLEY, were prompt
ly adjusted and paid by the local
agency without the intervention Of an
adjuster, jn accordance with the terms
of the policy and without delay.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Farm weatheris now approaching and
will not he needed for warming
poses. II is safe to say that most
aagratiOns emanate from kitchen
81. Cooking must be done and you
In danger from your kitchen dues,
&cially from the earelessness Of ser
ats. Insure against this chance Of
with Smith, Richard & Co. who viii
you frst-class insurance at lowest
rates silt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The Lake Charles College. is growing
rapidly, and Is gaining favor and beeom
ing more prosperous than at any time ip
its history. The following young men
have been enrolled the past week.
Manassel Smith and james Dpnsbire of
Texas, Henry Gin Of Edgerly, ana Mr.
Beardsley, n. Hampton and p Hampton
of this city.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
PEN SION S,

Being located near the Government Depart
ti0f' than attorneys located elsewhere. Special
attentibn Ii giyen ~ rejected claims. ~ your
present attorney DOES not suiE son, and II aloW,
Write me- Soldiers whp haFe lost their aiacha
eru obtaip new ones Charges OF dssertDn IL.
moved. NO FEES UNLESS YOU GET A
PENSION. ADVICE FkEE, sDlaiers pen
sIoped III twelve dollars (4l9l par month Hna gni.
fer8Dg from disability III addition 10 that named
ID thelF 9ens0n cei d aeate may be increased up.
an th4 now law II Il not necessary tor ygp t9
have gotten any ailments iD wag % get peDsiones
nDaet the new law. PensiDns TON widowg and
esidren Without regard to eausb Qf aoi3ieFs aahtl
fef m0thafs aud fathers who Rre now depende1t
ou soldier when I'D died, ag not Pensipna Oh
tAinea f9F serytae IendeEed N Mestean and Ana AT
70 All per month.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Il. kaufman has Just returned from bis
eastern tour and from norulpg fil night
the drays aTe ii frontof his store nilloaa-
ing goods Mi KaufmaI says that go9ds
were neYer 30 cheap before, Pm which
account 40 was tempted W hay largely.
He has inapguratea q speciaA sales aay,
towit, Monday of eaeh week, when great
bargains VIII be offered f0r cash oply.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

.sy STEAMER HAzEL--Leayes Lake Charles
Il 10, l2, o. m, and .. 4, and 30 p. M and
ees Westlake at 7, 8, II, a, N, and /, 3, and
sn.
goN MAIL BoAT-LeRyes for the Gulf every
aay, Wednesday, and Friday, att a m., and
sllns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
I arri wing At d. N.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The Church Of the Good Shepherd is
prospecting beyond measure under the
ministratiops Of Rev. Joseph spearipg,
and if II maintains its present rate Of
progress will soon be obliged TO have Q
larger building, We understand that
even now the project Of . new and Larger
church, in more central location is
being discussed,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

N. ID. KeaTuey has ono Of the neatest
stocks of plain and fancy stationery to
he found in any store in the city. He
also has one of the best selected stocks
of druggists sundries and II is seldom
you fail to get what you want in that
line at his store. When IT comes to pre-
scriptions and prescription goods, both
the physicians and the people generally
know that everything is accurately com
pounded at Kearney's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

DIR. George Frazer, the former pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here, was in
town two days this week, looking after
his property interests aud shaking hands
with q multitude Of friends. Dr. Frazer
is now located at Crowley where he ~ the
pastor Of a growing and prosperous
church.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
Fire! Fire!

#t is the unexpected which always
irs, " is an old but true adage and no
ean tell when the devOuTing flames
consume the Accommodations of o
sime. Insure your property with
th, Richard & Co, who carry the
companies in the world. Bit
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Kate Claxton's 1.-TWO Orphans" Tues
day the 18th, a drama Of seven acts was
one of the hits Of the season. The stage
appointments and scenery were splendid,
the changes were rapid and complete,
the acting good. The opera house was
filled and everyone was pleased.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

aon,t he tempted to send off your mon-
to other cities ia answer 70 the
&aotiye ads. of foreign merchants.
pk at l.. Kaufman's notice OF special
each Monday. Here you run no risk
Il have d chance to examine the goods.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

|ppnd sleep is the most refreshing
NJ of the tired, worn out son Of toll.
y can be had BY always keeping your
DC all insured in some good insurance
Apany. Smith, Richard a co, can
II Xou this insurance. 5-H
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

We were pleased to recognize an old
friend IN the person of il. N. Haggerty,
formerly Of Ypsalanta, Michigan. Mr.
Haggerty is q railroad man from "way
back and will for the present have 2
position in the yards Of the Southern
Pacific railroad at this station.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The last few days seem to give warning
tliat summer Is nearly upon vs.. Airead y
the light top coats are laid away, n9t
to 10 seen for many months, and The noon
tide sun makes . sunshade Imperative.
Truly this semi-tropieal climate y de-
Iightfal Southwest Louisiana is GER
tainly the Italy of America.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

lfluenza /" knocked endways,h also
ighs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough,
alelitis, etc, with &c. G. q. Certain
gh Curep Sold by M. D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

led Reynolds has everything to please
Boys and girls in the line Of contec-
ls-tfaney .eandies specialtN. Lat
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Robinson n Ryan still naalptalp tAeE
repatation for good goods and low prices.
From the very begiuning the policy 81
this house has been W PM prices ~
iow water mark and sell foF sash As Z
result their trade has more than doubled
ana has demonstrated onee more the taet
that the Rilstlsle sixpenee beats ths slow
nlsillln0.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Ryan a. Dearhorne will have ~ an
other car load Of fne horses within day
Or two. The man who can't suit himself
with horse at their stables must be
hard TO please. What TattersalRs are to
Lopdon, Ryan 4 Dearborne are to Lake
Charles. They keep the big horse
market
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

We are n receipt Off beautiful copy
of tie proceedings Of the ceremonies at the
layingof the corner stone of che Arts apq
sciences college building Qf Tulane utll-
versity, prInted by Graham A Son, New
Orleans. what Yale and Harvard are 70
Ssw Englaaa, such d Tulane to the south.
we are proud of our University,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Aeryaus and delicate wolqan alloula
II take Qninine and rack their nerves
Rt G. q a. Certain Chill Gpfe the
.Aat remedy foIl heyeT, Agae aud Alsis.iiis.
Ald by M ID Kaarney
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

You wlll llnd for sale AZ Tue carriage FepQs-
it0ry III RgAn N Dearborn hns Top huRgieBp
fFoSi agtysHye dollars % As hlgh AS you Went
to Ro. Also second -haed eaFtsaReg and bug
Qiss Yisit the repository and look tleis
stock over PA4
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
EgR

Ang paEsop a. parsqns caught
! ny premises Will he pFaseenteA s1 s lsie
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

yoid delay--go at once and get q bot
B of &c. C. q. Certain Cough Cure and
Ia your cough. 1t cures LaGrippe,
pnp, &e. Sold by N. p. Kearney
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Peirre Mark, whose market has been
closed for few days, has been opened
out again at the old McGintTy stand near
the S. P. passenger depot, north side Of
the track. Here he will sell for cash
only. No money, no meat, is his motto.
Prices lower than ever.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

39u will lie cured without inflictiQn n
II take &c q. d. Certain Chill Cure, 4
Gllills and Fever. Pleasant to take.
Isaranteed. Sold BY M, u. Kearney'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Don't forget the excursion to Alexan-
dria next Saturday.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

8he hungry appetite satiated with all
market affords, and prepared W g
ean's taste, at Fred ReynoltRs Central
tanHant. i7e
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The Cream bakery and grocery is doing
q rushing business. 1t has not at all
times been able to supply the demand
for bread, rolls and cakes, but will pro-
cure an additional baker in few days,
after which it will not be necessary to
turn customers away empty.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

are milk for sale delivered at 40 cents
gallon. Address r, q. box BOY. 52tf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Ryan a Dearborn keep q full stock ~
|y, graip, and feed at MI tinesi N5ep
Am to quote you prices. 4eA
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Kaufman's special sales are a new
gre here, but are suse to become pop
The inauguration sale takes place
N Monday. See prices in another
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

adies will do we'll to look at L. Kauf-
Y special sale advertisement in an
In column.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Dr. Il. NJ. Gayle, who has been ab-
sent about aye months, has returned
and opened np dental office IN Dr.
Andersop's Old stand, n the Kanfnan
block, where he viii be pleased 70 see all
his old friends and patrons g'he doctor
bas the reputation of being \ number
one dentist. We eau also testify from
peEsonal experience.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

L. Kaufman's special sales mean spot
cash. Don't forget this.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

A new cigar factory win start mp here
within a few days.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

90 ID Cramers tor school Books snd
STATIONERY 92-tf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The X. CIV, A. 81. r. 4. ~ growing in
favor every day It's through car ser
vice ID very popular with our merchants
and shippers, the. most Of whom now
patronize theK. q. almost exclusively.
A through car runs between New Orleans
aud tIis city each day, which assures 9
promptness ID the delivery Of goods
never before attained,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Mrs. Emily Leyeque, manager Of fash
iOmable millinery and dressmaking, will
be prepared to show to Lake Charles
the finest stock of millinery ever brought
to this city, on March % and "a. Prices
Way down
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

aas eass tSss. 8H
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The German Lutheran congregation is
building neat parsonage on the lots
next to the church on German street.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

We are delighted to learn that Mrs. NJ,
i. Shaddock, who is at present residing
in Lake Charles, under treatment OF DR..
j.. J. Lyons, aud who has been so critic
ally i'll for the last two months, is rapidly
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

et your stationery at q. A. CrameF,s. Y
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

pure milk foF sale delivered AZ ~ cents
pef gallon. Address z g sq2 M Wf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The public school of Lake Charles is
credit to the city and the state; it is
doing better work than ever before.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Plain and fancy statiopery ~ C'Eamer.s- q
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

For CAKE and accuracy in the COM
pounding Of prescriptions, A. Meyer has
no superior in this city, while his prices
are always low.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The Frank Mix wagon and carriage
factory on Lawrence street has been con-
yerted into nice large boarding house
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The bread wagon of the Cream Bakery
II 4 beauty. II FIJI by far the handsomest
thing Of the kind ever seen on our streets,
Pure white with pale blue trimmings, II
ii auggestiye Of pure White bread end
elegant pastry etc, and the chime Qt
bells attached 70 tbe harness + muslcal
indeed. Haclett n GQ. certainly stbake
Shs aAke0
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

AygerinO & Co.'S. ice cream parlors arc
much improved this season. Steam pow
er is now used in the manufacture Of the
cream, which renders il much nicer and
smoother than that made by hand. The
yentilating fans also operated by steam
power render the parlors the pleasantest
place ia the city. Gall and see the i'm
pEoyements, The season has just COM
pIenced
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

We understand that Mr.. II. II. Mason
has sold his pretty cottage, corner Mill
and Moss streets, to Mr.. f. N. Bhuler
We did not learn the consideration.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Reims goes to Texas next Monday to
buy herd of beef cattle. David is a
good buyer and close buyer.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

+. NJ. Bhuler is opening up'a stock of
boots and shoes in the building formerly
occupied by Anderson g. Walker.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Adolph Meyer is man who keeps up
with the times. Amy new medicine that
has real merit can be found on his
shelves, while he steers clear Of the
quack preparations which cumber the
the stores of SO many druggists,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
AAxerffsed E4enters

81 letters remaining In the Lake Charles
ee after Saturday the week ending
10th, 1894 PARTIES calling for any Of
iii please say advertised
LADIES LIST
ophis Charlton, Josephine
lGk Mrs Mary Jennings, Mrs Lizzie
An, Miss Rosie Lucas, Miss LetR
ad, Ellen Mayfeld, Miss Annie
Mrs Walter PumklaRs AlRs
ID, Miss Rachel Russell, Miss Btiie
Annie William, Francis
GEETLEMRE's LIST.
Rder, c Butler, L L
Vii, ID w Durham, ] c
asOn, r r Freesh, i
eT, & g Carrot Leon
- William Henderson, Frank X
Daniel Jones, Gin
A9n, JohnJ PTuSn, Walter G
m, All Parish, Louis
ieOrge 3 Ryan, james
Estate, Paddy ReCkard, Q s
oe SwsaTingeF, Sam
I'D, Charley Schumacher, j F2
Ft Tom Turner, Ed
slns, Mr BI Watson, George
JAS. P. GEARY. P. NJ.
Rn't think for a moment that J..
map has 'let up" on the grocery de-
inent. Cash; Money; Dollars will
snppa OroHayiaG at KpUfnau'E than At
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Work Oh Ryan street is still going on.
Rome was not built in day, and it will
take several days yet to complete the
work contemplated on our best street.
Every observer must notice the vast i'm
proyement that has already been accom-
plished and 1t has all been done at a
comparatively small cost. II the prop"
erty owners on the south end are alive
to their interests, they Will take hold ut
Puio street and continue the work an
other block.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Miss A. l.. johnson, Of Pontiac, Mich,
has come to make her home with Prof
BickfOrd, who was her former pastor,
and has entered the music and art class
of Mrs, BiCkfOrd.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The ColIege I'D gire a eonesrt soon.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

aa Q o11TaaasIa n - -. en-
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

We were pleased to receive a call from
Mr.. }. B. Ellis, of Leicester, England,
president of the Louisiana and Southern
Real Estate aud Mortgage Company. Mr..
Ellis is an attable gentleman.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

The Watkins people have built wharf
a sufficient distance out into the lake at
Drew's mill, with q track thereon, SO that
schoOners can transfer their freight di-
reotIy to the ears, This saves two hand
lings and is vast improvement.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

Among those registered at the Lake
House the first of the week were, JnO. II.
Jones of Shreveport, Jos. p. johnson of
Franklin, i. W. Breazeale of Dallas, and
d. w. SOLITARY of Orange
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16

W. Il, Bland, deputy grand lecturer Of
the order of Knights Of Dixie, secret OF
ganizatiop becoming quite popular in the
south, called at the ECHO office this
week. The order of Knights of Dixie
was organized in Little Rock, ARK. about
eight months ago and has had rapid
growth, its members now numbering up
wards of four Thousand. Like most Of
similar organizations, it combines with it
plan for mutual insurance. We believe
Mr.. Bland will endeayOr to organize a
lodge here.
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AT the regular meeting OF Halcyon Com
mandery last evening Noble Commander
r. Z. Park presided. The attendance was
large and under the good of the order
the noble commander suggested an ex-
preston Of opinion on the question of
appointing committee to act with similar
committees from sister Communicates for
the formulation of a plan to consolidate the
eleven communicates, and abolish the grand
commandery. The noble commander adyo-
Gated the appointment of such a commit
tee, believing that by consolidation a larger
attendance at meetings could be secured
ana the large amount of money now ex-
pended could be used to further the fra
ternal features OF the order,
The plan was favored, in remarks by
knights A II. Stamp, w. S. Stetson. Jas
;: Sharp, John c. Swift, Jos. Trainor.
lnomas Humphrey, r. ID. Weston and
others. The question of making the grand
commandery representative body was also
discussed, and both subjects laid over until
the next meeting.
AT the last meeting of Anacostia Com
mandery Noble Commander A. NJ. Green
presided. Grand Commander Yates was
present, and in a short address urged re-
hewed Efforts TO increase the membership
OF the commandery. Noble Commander
Green, knights Dony and Smithson and
Ladies Watson and Mclean also made
snort speeches., expressing the belief that
large increase in membership would be
maze before the close OF the present term.
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DIED.

ETA pANFSkTG ctR AP, s:sd a'ss =
years, mother of Mira DR.. u 7. swsstman,
formerly Of this city.
DAY. TEyToN. the beloved husband Of Amy
Day, and son of the late Lewis and Susan Day,
died April s. 1894. at an, assd forty-foai
Funeral from Union Wesley Church, 2sd street be-
tween L and streets, sunday evening at 2
O'Clock. Residence, l243, rear cath street
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited
DAILY. on Thursday, April 6, 1894. at u pm.,
Catherine Daly, aged eight years. three months
Funeral will take place from her parents residence
81 eth street northeast Sunday. April 8. at
pm. Relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend %
GADpESs, , On Saturday, April Z 1884 9 O'CLOCK
second year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his .on-in-law. J. A.
at 2;So O'Clock pm.
1894, at 2;ls am. FRANCES OWENS. the no
loved wife Of Jesse Owens, at the are o.
iorty-three years. one mouth and three dAys
How I miss thee Frances. dear.
No one e'cr can tell:
Faithful, patient. Loving, true,
1noa hast gone TO heaven to dwell
In this bitter. cruel world alone.
Weep and sigh, and mourn thy loss,
TIL 1 am called away.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
BY HER BELOVED HUSBAND.
Had he asked US well we know.
We should have said: on, spare the blSw.
Yet. with streaming tears should say,
Lord we love her. let her stay;
~ H love ,,, sne lived: IN peace she died
Gone, but not forgotten
Funeral will take place from her late residsiscs.
rs 1lth street northwest. thence to Asbury
Church, Sunday at O'Clock sharp.
HENRY. On Friday. April 9. 1894. JOSEPH
n nLNKhi the beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Sweet was the time when FIRST 1 felt
The Savior's pardoning blood.
Applied TO cleanse my soul from guilt
ana co olns 81 NT BY H II $50 sSs AND wyx
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
OlS Pomeroy street northwest, Sunday, Aprn 8,
LEGGETT. Suddenly, at sandusiy. Ohio. On Moo
de- day morning aST April 2 1894. LEvERETT L
LrTcHFn1-D: Fell asleep in Jesus one year aga,
BETH LTrcHFTEID.
Beloved in life. laraented In death.
Ssh. she rests from her labors. and her works q
MCCORMICK. JOHN MCCORMICK. formerly q
run ApTil =, : w lsst eyed sIty-three.
RITTER. On April g. 1894. JOHN n. RITTER. BE-,
loved husband Of Eugena Ritter. and son q
east sgnSSay AgriI Friends and relatives
sEUFEET; The remains Of FRANCES. beloved
vault at st. Mary's cemetery, on April a as
ppm.
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THE M. p. CONFERENCE.
Afternoon Session Devoted to the
Home Missionary Society.


The session yesterday afternoon of the
Methodist Protestant conference. now
meeting at Congress Street Church, George
town, was devoted to the Home Mission
airy Society. The election of officers for
the coming year resulted as follows: Prest-
dent J. E. Maloy; secretary. J. E. T. Ew-
ell: first vice president, ]. T. Napier: Sec
ond vice president, s. b. Treadway; tres =
urer. t. III. Bartlett; board of managers.
F. T. Little, w. S. Hammond, 7. o. Grouse
s. b. Sutherland. T. II. Bartlett, w. ]. c.
Delaney, J. n. Gilbert and T. A. Murray:
collectors, L. Randall and Charles W.
Simpson.
The receipts of the society during the
past year, according to the treasurer
report, were SlSS.Sl and the disbursements
S29s6. leaving a balance in bank amount
ing to Sl5s95.
A resolution asking the conference to
indorse contract of the Baltimore Church
Extension Society for a deed OF ground In
baltimore, the debt on which Is $4,000,
onered by Rev. j. s. Bowers, caused
lengthy debate. 1t was put to vote, how
ever, and finally carried.
u. w. Haddaway and w. ]. Neepier were
the speakers at the anniversary meeting
OF the Home Missionary Society, which oc-
cupied the entire evening session.
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Crepe Moire. in handsome printings and molre
effects, 80 inches wide. ............. .12Isc yard
Jaconet Duchess light, airy, zephyr-like fab
ric. 81 inches wide. northumberland Ihc yard
Fine Dimity neat patterns, fast colors, 80 inches
"Iue. -.-...'..'.' ..-........ .l2i1c. yard
Louisine In Navy Blue grounds, with new print
ed effects, 30 inches wide. .121ac. yard.
Saline. in a good assortment Of colors, includ-
Ing Navy and French Blues, 80 inches
wide. Observation-Disclosures. 15c yard
Union Linen Lawn, a 24-inch imported fabric
brought out to sell for 25c. yard. Purchased by
at a sacrifice price.
On sale Monday at....................l5 c yard
Batiste Lawn, a beautiful fabric for mid
summer wear, SO to 40 inches wide. lie. yard.
special lot Of English Oxford Cheviot, 81 inches
WIDE the regular price of which. from one side
of the country to the other, has always been 50c.
1t is extensively used for womens and children's