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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county. state Of Washfngton.
A. c. Narconnisr ct Al. plainti6 Va Security Saw
ings Bank. defencsnt No 1881 Order d.
recting notice TO creditors
And now. on this day, this cause coming regu-
cever for order dtrecting notice to be given TO
creditors or The defendant, the security savings
Bans. IL is hereby
ordered and adjudged that all creditors OF the
defendant, the security savings Bank are hereby
required 10 make due proof their claims and de.
marcs against said defendant 10 II. III. A. Hast
ings the receivsy appointed In this cause, at his
ONCE room 90 HsJer building. Seattle, Wash.
within ststy t6o) days from the Gate OF the nrSt
publication OF this notce, - hereafter provided.
and that all claims not 20 pre- n,ed and proved
be barred, Ard shall not &c paid out Of the funds
and asset, In the hands Of said recsiver and that
after the expiration Of said period Of sixty (6Vl
Gays said receiver de IA this court his report OF all
showing what claims so presented are allowed and
what claims are rejected
IL In further ordered that this order be published
for 90 days ccnsscnively In the dai Post Inien-
In Seattle. King county, Washington. ami that.
when published. the same shall constitute due
notice to creditors OF said defendant OF the entry Of
this order.
1894 r. 0sBoRN Jude.
srA1n OF wAsHfNeros, l..
COUNTY or Kline.
1T W. Gordon. clerk Of the Superior court Of
the state Of Warrington for ths county Of King
do hereby certify that the foregoing Il fui true
and correct copy of the original order directing
tics creditors In said cause No. 1891. as the
same appears on die and Of record IN my ONCE.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court this
S0th day OF January, 1874 <,,.co
By II. r. snrrn, Deputy
Dass Of 6rst publication. January 81. 1894
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Attest: EDWIN W. cxAvsS. secretary.

GALL FOR REPUBLICAN, CITY CoNvES-
~ tion Tor the city Of seattie-A general ccnven-
tion of the Republican party OF the city Of seattle
King county Washington. IL hereby called to meet
In the Armory hail. south side OF Union street,
between Third and Fourth streets. in the said city
OF seattle, on Saturday, the Path day Of February.
1894. AT ten o'clock q m. for the purpose Of NOM
mating . mayor, city clerk, treasurer. corpora
ton counsel, two tire commissioners nine dele
gates the city council. from each respective
ward and four aldermen one from the second,
Seventh. Eighth and Ninth wards. respectively. 10
be voted for at the regular election OF said city
pursuant 70 the charter thereof, on the sixth Cay
of March. 1894.
The following subdivisions of the city will be en-
titled 10 representation by the following number
of delegates:
The Ffrst ward twenty-three
The Second ward. eighteen
The Third wart. nineteen
The Fourth ward thirty.
The Ftfth ward, thirty-ive.
The Sixth ward. twenty-one.
The Seventh ward. twenty-five
The Eighth ward. twenty-five.
The Ntnth ward. eleven.
Said delegates shalt be chosen at the Republican
primary elections 10 be held In said respects We
wards on Wednesday. + brusry ~, 1894
BY order of the Republican City Central Com
mittee OF the said city OF seattle
A. NJ BhookES, Chairman
EDWIN W. CRAVEN, secretary
Dated January 81, 1894
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NOTICE or DfSS rTIOy.

NOTICE oF DISSOLUTION NOTICE Is
~ asreSy given thai the parsae ship hereto
tore eNist.uE between she undersigned. Under the
MN nagre OF Levy Brps. IN the business Of
"solesAle and retail dealers In cigars tohzccoz
smokers ARTICLES, etc. 81 Ma Ill Comm ere! al
street ia the city OF Seattle. - this dav dissolved
" mutual ceusenL T. Levy retlreS from sasa
tr, Su3 TIE business taereaf vii hs Tel aimed and
g l-ii iised o. VI. Levy, trading ~ Lew & Co
~os hAs assumed all The &c sfs Csc from tue for
tlFr Era ant who Aicae l. authorized 10 collect
tAe aeoas due 20 fhe same. " LEVY
T. LEVY.
IA presence Of I. 4. tsIEaA~
= led A. seattle N ssh Faa & lSas
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NoIiCE-FO IRE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ fhe seattle e Montana Railway Company.
on and each ct you are hereby notinad that the
regular annual meeting of the stock no fers OF the
SeAttts q Nas1ana RAILWAY Company viii ne held
~ TIE ONCE OF the company. room 5o3 Burke
building, 10 TIE city ~ seattle " ash ca Frtsav
FEBRUARY 70, 1884. A. o'clock = m the last
IbaFsdAy ~ February, the time provided in tie
~ laws for the regular annual meeting of me
ssocs holdsrs, being February - and hail.
dsyA. fnr the parp Of electaz = board cf trus-
tees OF the company 10 serve uEtu tha neIg ar
n0ai meeting and unIi their successors are elected
aat qualified
Dated seattle wash, January 80 1924
AN DREW WOODS. SecretA-v Pre- Ter,
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prErNs Axp CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEISG AND
- Cleaning Works. rear $50 second ST. opposite
Bailey block: goods called for and delivered. Works
open from = M 10 - m: saturdays, n m
CFATTLE CLEANING AND DYEIS0
~ Works Ofices 6l2 Bailey building. p. o. Box
1854 Work called for and delivered
NJ ANDERSON. DYER AND CT EANER OF
w ladies and ssats LioshsaS Finland James
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prsuA.yru wa.h Arr,, a

Post-Intclligencsr Co.. Seattle, WASH
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the II
Of April, and after sixty miles travel b
stage from Ellensburg to this place, cans
In excellent condition. am well plsasod
with the map, as well a. aston ished at tie
price for which you give the map to ysuf
subscribers Most respectfully. Nm
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WATCA. CLOCK AND GEWELY REPAIR
iag diamond mounting and tsHe,ry made 20
order fer onr-.hsT }ss than resyI 81 prices hlzt
ssut aaA&~s iSa price; all work guarantees saa
- Fsssrfs ftis1Etsy oCes, cofne- second k41 %
iEEabss. T. Il Gl.As { Go.
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WHAT
THEY THINK On n

The premium map offered bv \.
observation-disclosures to lis s,h.--
bers, old and new, is now to Be so,,,
IN thousands of homes in the PISS.
Northwest That no premium -.
offered has given such universal ~.
faction, 10 evidenced by the folIow,.
testimonials, which are a few amo.,
the large number received from ,hc..
who have received the man Th.~
letters are exact copies of the or;,
mails on file in this Office, the =
natures only being omitted, as 4.
observation-disclosures does not feel !
liberty to publish in full the name, i
those who have so kindly expres,ei
their appreciation OF the map
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Iooxrsror. wash Pos. 8 lsDe

Pest Seattle. Wash.-
! received your map and il II away b.
1end my expectations. think 1t il ucrth
fully ten times the money you ask for II
and in the best map have ever seen pub.
hshed. Yours with respect ia
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ROOk BINDER

TUE ALIEN & CALXgkT PRINTING -
tE3aiefs I4aaish~rs hsok binders ara hlsns
t''~ MAKES 10 fF"st street. >Gll4vaa building
ANTaNNN'> htNpERY. BLANK HOOK
- : = A.4a aetaTsr& ~Assirgtoe street. coraer
NASA ~~ Ss~%~17s
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PALousR CITY. WASH, May q. lisa
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. WASH.
Gents: ! received the map OF the world
sent by you in good order and am vel
pleased with it. 1t 10 both useful sad
ornamental and should mad q piacs In
every household. Please accept ~
thanks Yours respectfully, M
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LAreIxy. Wa.h March si

LANGLEY. Wash, March 81, 1854
Post-lnte!ligencer Publishing CO., -
attic. Wash.-Gents: I would say that
am delighted with the map IL came -
good order and is daisy. Al
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NoKrH WKLLrSeroN, b c., June 2, lD4
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
MUM map In good order and am Highly
pleased with 1t. I cons der that I kavs
got your valuable paper free, as valas
the man more than the price of subscrip
ton. Yours very respectfully. d..
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CARRAHER L MEACHAN
No. ia Cherry ST.

Advertisements nndeg fas neal Of Lost. Foanf
yos sale for Bert and Situations Wanted viii -
sns srssa a. the rate Of word each insertion
rsynens alvays 10 a6vaaea NO sGvsriissmsnss
,ecsissd Sgy los tnsn - ccrta
EcTTcE-Tbs husia<xs os1cs 81 the Posf-fs-
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advertisements viii 30 resolved - 70 this tznns
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the Pnsr IxTsLIIoHscEs n;
TACOMA BUREAU - ilis Pacific Avenue.
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PORT TowssEsD-Fnaca& spraxs1
BEf,IfN6HAa BAY BUREAE-Ses What
sors. corner ftalgy and Canoe s,rests O. II. cai-
yrr. Manager.
The f,sgewing letters await advertisers ~ this
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WEsr FERxpALR. Wash.

Post.Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash-
Sirs: / received one OF your premiun
maps the other day and IL is fine map -
every respect and deserves praise. foun
truly, J. N.
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FnY. Idaho, Feb. a. iseA

FRY, Idaho, Feb. "a iS91
The Seattle Post-Inteliigencer Co, -
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received the double
wall map u short time ago. and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
II. 1t Is worth double the price youS
truly, H. j.
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Bosros. Mass, June 10, 1884

BOSTON, MASS, !une u io9A
Post-Inteliigencer Co.. Seattle, Wash
Gents: l received some time since yous
excellent map of the United States sn1
the world map on the reverse stde, ana
am pleased with IL. II forms handsoms
and valuable addition to my once. ana
cannot fail TO be satisfactory IN any ons
who invests the small sum asked for ths
map. Yours truly. d L
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LuxMr, Wash. Feb. 4, fa84
The Post Ie,elligencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sirs: l received your premium mse
in good condition. Many thanks iof&
Respectfully yours, NJ.
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DxArns avn rrxsx.Ls.
FOR EXCHANGE,

House and three lots in snohomish,
worth s.. 100. TO exchange Tor Seattle prop
eYty.
Partially improved farm within ten
miles OF Seattle 10 exchange for city prop
egfy-
Well improved ranch Of 900 acres IN
Kitsap county to exchange for Seattle
property.
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cLrvrLAxp. Wash. Feb. .. =

CLEvKLAND, Wash., Feb. 2, HI
Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: ] received your premium mss
which gives AZ great satisfaction. Ny VII
thinks il is worth moro than the papa
and map both ccet. She is much dsliehfd
with it Yours very respectfully. 3 2.
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East ST. CLoup, Mimi. May IS. lsS1
Post Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash.-
Gents: The map received in good ordsg.
and We think it 10 fine map. You should
certainly be able to dispose Of = largo
Number of them. Yours truly. v.Q
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t~t 70 s. REWARD PAID F0R OTp
- Nprei So rms aaslng s-za ri ems A. 4Ess.
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EvrxRPRIsE, WASH, Feb. "a, fsAa
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, WasA
Have received the wall map. Amsr
eeptionslly well pleased with II. Itisn
eelient Accept thanks Yours truly
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KnxIaIAn 3. a.. Mayla lsaa

Editor Post-Intelligencer.S Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: have received the map q
the world. etc, and am pleased to staae
that I arm thoroughly satisfied with il
Yours truly, VS.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May Il. isse
Post.Inteliigencer Co, Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and =
very much appreciated Very truly. Ia
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Major, WASH, March 30. isM

Post-Inteiligencer Co., Seattle, WASH
Gents: ! have received the map and an
well pleased with it. Think il well wcrst
S.. which IL would cos. to 60 to q sto0
and buy it Long may the Post-IntsiE
gencer live and prosper. ] remain youn
very respectfully, S.H.
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NonrH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5. iS&
acknowledgements. Seattle. Wasn =
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps ~
balance due on subscription and ~
Much peased with map. Think y ~
fine premium. Yours respectfully. . =
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UHOR SALE, BoNDS-NoTICE Is HEREBY
given that the board Of county commissioners of
snonomish county, W arlington, will receive bids
up to March 8. 1894. for 100000 of per cent 20
year road and bridge bonds. Bonds dated
February l. 1893, and are = legal issue. Interest
payable semiannuaiiy on the first days of Fehru-
ary and August of each year The board reserves
the right 10 reject any or all bids
d. - SWERDFIGER.
County Auditor and Clerk of Board.
snohomish, Wash. February g. 1894.
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OSrARIo. Canada. April 4. iNQ
Post Intellixencer, Seattle, Wssh-
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
in good order, and il gives perfect sasisfse
ton. am yours truly. Nh
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sOryE7y NOTICES.
A ncASA IEsD9E. No. ~. ,. AND A. NJ
n stated pssestBxs second and fourth Mondays
al each month d. W BASS. w H.
A. - aIeBs sec
TONIC LODGE. no CO. " & A. II. WILL.
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1894 at 80 ~ WORK In Feiiewcraft degree.
Aea5sre and ali snbourniBg nrsthren cordially IN
viied y. N. rRATHER. ". ".
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llAISE SOCIAL WEDNESDAY EVENING
WI NJ the Arlington hotel hall Bring invita-
ftaus
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Aberdeen. Wash. Feb II; -
Post-InteIligencer Co, Seattle, Was WIZ
Premium map received and gves PEI
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A.
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LArAH, Wash. Feb. 49,
.fnteliigencer Seattle, VASE
Dear sirs: Map received in good snsys
We pleased with it and also tae pi2@
Yours respec fully.
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To L0Ay-AB0rT 500 FOB On fEAn
OF sh-pe moeSs Of car Has. higi ground Sl1e
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb. 9: iS
Post Co.. Seattle, VAIL
Sirs: The map is better than we e1pee.ss.
so We are sell satisfied with IL hssP
fully,
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sSNTFp-sTscET
w aSrEp- THE USE or TEAM ron FEED:
w Hsust Se suitable tor guya~ss soe4 care "A.
dress l. A, W. Post. Eatsiiixsnesr
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Doesn't Believe In Hoodoos. BUT

If anybody in Chicago possesses a mag
ic talisman, he can get good price fol
it by applying to j. w. Levy, 4211 Calu.
met avenue. Mr.. Levy is of the opinion
that large sized hoodoo has moved into
his neighborhood and gone to housekeep.
ing.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Levy lost
her pocketbook containing $25. Two
hours later Miss Levy had her muff and
pocketbook stolen in State street store.
The same day Mr.. Levy received tele,
gram that one of his firms creditors had
failed.
The creditor was in debt to the firm
for 5000 worth of goods. And to round
out the hard luck story of day Mr..
Levy discovered ON retiring that some
one had stolen a scarfpin which he had
worn that day for the first time.
"Fm not a believer in hoodoos," said
Mr.. Levy last night, 'but it is very
strange that my wife, my daughter and
myself should all be robbed the same
day. / never experienced anything of
the kind before. Chicago Record.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Proof of the Pudding is in the
EatinQ

Try elsewhere and then come here and
see if you can't get the same goods for
less money, or better goods for the same
money.
Best creamery butter 25c per pound, 5
pound boxes for S1.15; choice Valley
creamery 23c per pound, 5 pound boxes
for CLIO. Best butterine. pound prints
15c, 10 pound tubs $1.3Oa1.45: Provi-
dence Lard &c per pound; 3 pounds for
25c. Rolled oats &c pound pounds for
25c. Scotch oat meal &c per pound, 4
pounds for 25c. Medium beans &c per
quart, quarts for 25c. Franklin Marrow
peas Sc can. Maine sweet corn 10c can, 8
cans for 25c. Sliced pine apple, sweet
ened, 2 cans for 25c. Salmon steak 15c
can. Choice Oolong tea 25c per pound.
Special drive, 35c mixed tea; choice For
mosa tea 40c per pound; Perfection blend
tea suits old country people every time,
45c per pound. Fancy Formosa SOC per
pound. We give no presents but quality.
Hotel coffee 1Sc, pounds for SOC. Java
s. coffee 25c: best Mocha and Java coffee
36cp pound. Free sample of Baking
Powder with every bag or barrel of
Haxall flour, bought of us; also free
sample of Perfection tea to every lady
customer.
THOMPSON BROTHERS.
Cash Grocers and Tea Dealers,
The Hustlers." Olneyville Square.
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A MARVELLOUS SIGHT.
Professor Dewar Makes the Fragments of
Soap Bubble Float In Air.


Soap Bubble Float In Air.
a frozen soap bubble broken in two
and floating like an iridescent transpar-
ent eggshell on the surface of vessel of
liquid air was one of the marvellous sights
shown by Professor Dewar in a recent
lecture at the Royal institution on the
effects of intense cold. The investiga-
ton of this new field of science is devel-
oping many wonderful bits of knowl-
edge, some of which are sure to be turn
ed to valuable practical account before
long.
The pretty experiment spoken of which
delighted the audience was quite simple.
The professor poured few spoonfuls of
liquid air into a glass vessel. The in
tense cold caused by evaporation pro-
duced miniature snowstorm in the at
mosphere above the liquid. The operator
lowered the soap bubble on the end of a
rod into the freezing atmosphere. The
bubble became darker. The movements
of the rainbow colOred film grew slower.
1t contracted somewhat in size and a
moment later froze. A slight movement
broke it from the rod in two pieces,
which floated for an hour, gradually ac-
cumulating tiny snowdrift within, pre-
cipitated from the freezing air above
London Standard.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Republican Caucus.

The Johnston Republicans held their
caucus in Irons Hall, Wednesday evening
The hall was too small as many were
unable to gain admission. W. A. Phillips
was chosen chairman and Waldo M.
Place, clerk. The following list of candi-
dates for the town Offices were nominated; ;
Joseph Cough, town clerk; James Davis,
town treasurer; Edgar P. Holbrook. town
sergeant. For town councilmen, John f..
Bowen, Harry Daw, John Sawyer, Henry
s. Turner. A. Il. Remington, John f. Har-
low and E. T. Sheldon. For justices of
the peace, Stanton j. Smith, Andrew B.
Patton, F. W. TillinghastA. j. Bromley :,
Geo. w. White were nominated, Messrs.
Bromley and White filling vacancies made
by the withdrawal of w. E. King and W.
M. Place.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Across the Big Pond.

Miss Clarice Knight, Lucy Boothroyd
Maggie McKanna, Mrs. Betsey Grimwood
and son sail for Europe, Saturday, May
26. in s. s. Cephalonia from Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. James Banks sail from New
York on the same day on s. S. Etruria
Mr.. James Hanley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Collins sail Wednesday, May 80, in
the 8. s. Chester, American line; Ed
mund Longhorn and son sailed Thursday,
May "a, on s. S. Furst Bismark; Mrs.
Ellen Lamb sailed on s. s. OLDHAM, May
"a. Kennedy and Cough report that most
of the passengers took round trip tickets
intending to return in a few months.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Democratic Caucus.

The Johnston Democrats held their
caucus in Textile Union Hall, Library
Building Thursday evening, and made the
following nominations for town officers
Moderator-C. Slocum Smith; Town
Clerk-W. D. Harris; Town Treasurer
James Dayis Council-Edward W. Olney
Samuel E. Groves, John o. Winsor, Will
liam Il. Smith, Theodore s. Hughes,
Maurice F. Lswton, Ethan L. Sheldon
Member of School Committee-Henry F
Thompson; Assessor of Taxes-Martin
Winsor.
A series of resolutions endorsing the
proposed establishment of Probate
Court and appointment of a Probate
Judge was adopted, and the caucus ad-
journed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-05-25
Hosiery, Underwear.
and Gloves.

60 dozen Ladies Fast Black Hose,
actual value Ioc. pair, for sc. pair.
Boys Bicycle Hose, triple knee and
soles, worth s5c., for I9c.
80 dozen Ladies Jersey Ribbed
Vests, fine quality, finished with
silk Embroidery, will equal any
advertised as worth 25c., for one
week II I-2c.
20 dozen Ladies Jersey Ribbed
Vests, finely shaped, as good as
many sell for SIC, for I9c.
A great leader in Gloves, 20 dozen
Ladies fine quality prime Lamb
Kid Glove, in new Tan and Ok
blood shades, with pique point
embroidery and 4 large white pearl
buttons, never before offered at
less than $I.5o. We will fit you,
warrant every pair, present you
with silver Glove Buttoner, all
for ST.. See them.