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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
NO CONSULTATIVE WILL DIE So Long as He Can Digest and Assimi
 late FOod

All physicians admit this. Yet here the difficulty begins. How can we build up the consumptive's body as fast as the disease tears it down Let us con- sider.
 Cough mixtures must be avoided be- cause they frequently contain opiates which arrest the digestion. Their only effect on the cough is by stupefying the nerves. Let them alone All foods that are hard to digest must be avoided, especially fats and oils Only those foods that are easily digested and assimilated should be eaten Pods not thus accepted by na- ture do no good ; they do harm. Not what is merely eaten but what is digest ed and assimilated gives flesh and strength.
 Consumption is starvation, slow or rapid, as may be. The first symptom is not necessarily a cough, but tendency to lose flesh, to grow thin Stop this tendency now. Don't wait for obvious lung trouble That's only a later de- velopment--only minor point.
 Stop the wasting and you master the disease-even though it may have made some slight inroads already. Increase the flesh and the danger is past.
 What is needed is an especially pre- pared food,-a nutriment in itself and digester of other foods Such an article is the Shaker Digest i've Cordial, made by the Shaker Com munity of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y. It ere ates a natural appetite and insures the digestion of what is eaten with it. It overcomes the wasting which is fatal in the consumptive process. A man may lose money and not die a bankrupt, One may have consumption and not die of it. This is science and sense. The success of this new remedy proves it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Bargains in Mems Fur
 nishings.

Mems White Laundered Shirts, well made, full length; special 45c.
 Our regular soc. Mems Flannelette and Cheviot Shirts, yoke back, full length, at 39c.
 grand special value 25c.
 All shapes of our 15c. four-ply all linen Collars 10c.
 Regular 25c. Cuffs, Ably, all linen, 19c
 Mems Elastic Suspenders, wire buckles and drawer strap attached, 25c. quality special f0c.
 Mems Hemstitched White Handkerchiefs, colored borders in fine patterns, worth 15c. each; special for a quarter.
 Mems very strong and wearable seamless Merino Socks, worth 19c.; special at lie. 50c ROB ROY CAPS 39c.
 Special Sale to make room for Holiday Goods, of our fine regular soc. plain colors and plaid, Rob Roy and Trilby Caps at 39c. 2 HOSE BARGAINS.
 Ladies fine all wool Cashmere Hose, in plain and ribbed, worth 35c. at special 21c.
 Ladies' fast black Fleeced Hose, 12hc. quality; at 3 pairs for 25c. DRESS LINING SALE.
 Fancy Silesia, 36-inch, elegant figured patterns on one side, drab on the other side; at special 9c.
 Fine Taffeta rustic cambric, 19c. quality, 10c.
 Good 27-inch Imitation Hair Cloth, Sc. yard.
 Soft finnish lining Cambric, Be-
 Complete line of the wonderful Fibre Chamois at our usual low price.
 Black Moire Rustic Cambric, Sc,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Great Sale of Winter Un-
 derWear.
39c. LADIES' VESTS 25c.

39c. LADIES' VESTS 25c
 Fine Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, silk trimmed and Satin ribbon, 39c. quality, 25c
 $1. .25 ALL WOOL RIBBED S9c.
 Ladies Ribbed Vests, all wool, Satin rib bon through Silk trimmed neck, really good bargain at s1.25; special at 89c.
 Also fine Natural Gray Wool Ladies' Vests with ribbed bottom, and Pants to match, same value, same price, S9c. CHILDREN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR 7c.
 Children's White Wool Vests and Pants, special 7c. for size Is, rising 2c or Sc. on each size.
 69c. QUALITY MEMS 45c.
 Mems Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers, Shirts with a ribbed skirt, 69c. quality, 45c. $1.25 CAMEL'S HAIR 9Sc.
 Mems Fine Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers Silk braid bound and ribbed bot tom $1.25 value, 9Sc. BOYS NATURAL WOOL 25c.
 Natural Gray Wool Undershirts for boys, soc. quality, limited quantity, at 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
CLOAK SALE.

An extraordinary Thanksgiving offering Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, any Coat in our stock whether $16.50, $17.5O or $2O.00, take your choice of the most ex- elusive coat in New Haven at $15.00. $500 BOUCLE COAT $5.9S.
 Note the description of this Coat! Fine Curled Boucle Coat, velvet collar, fronts lined with extra quality Satin, wide box front, buttoned on side up to shoulder with best Black Horn buttons with pearl center, with an immense big sleeve and ripple back, we say $500 value, but can you find it elsewhere for $1O.00? For 3 days only at $59S.
 A special sale of extra stylish Coats at $6,9S, $7.98 and S998.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
DONATION DAY

For st. Francis Orphan Asylum Next
 Thursday-Central Committee and Parish
 Committees Appointed Yesterday-Get-
 ting Ready to Work for the Orphans.
 A meeting of the St, Francis orphan asylum donation day committee was held last evening at st. Patricks hall, and the donation day central commit tee was appointed to canvass. Tester day at the different Catholic churches the various parish committees were announced, The donation day is next Thursday, November 21. The parish committees will meet at their respec- tive churches next Thursday at S:9C a. m., and the central committee al the Knights of Columbus hall, corner of Church and George streets, at the same hour.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Wesson's Body.

The body of Charles Wessen was dis covered Saturday on the shore of the sound between Silver Sands and South End. It was first seen by young son of August Sickle. Dr. Eliot, medical examiner viewed the remains, which were not badly decomposed. The body was taken charge of by the family
 The funeral was held yesterday after noon at Fair Haven cemetery, Rev. D. M. James officiating. The bodies of Wesson's companions, Hinckley and Tymeson, have not yet been recovered, although careful search has been kept
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
"14oanin son,h NnrwalIs.

South Norwalk, Nov. 1.-The reor- ganized Rice's Surprise Party present. ed the great success, "1492," last even- ing to a crowded house, and the entire company was called before the curtain. The company includes such well known favorites as Edward Roadway, MT, Sea- grave, James Cherry, August Soltke, John Reef, Miss Marie Hilton, Miss Maud Courtney Miss Carrie Behr and MT. Mark Smith. The company is managed by Mr. George Wadleigh. the well known manager of MT. Rices at fractions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Tremendous Sale FINE SILK WAISTS,

Our regular s9.5O Silk Waists for days $6.75.
 Our regular $7.9S Silk Waists for days $5.9S.
 Our regular $5.9S Silk Waists for 3 days $475.
 No waists of the above lot reserved ex- cept very light evening shades. LADIES' FLANNELETTE WAISTS 25 CENTS. These Flannelette Waists are stylish, yoke back and large sleeves; special at 25 cents.
 An extra heavy splendid quality Domet Flannel Waist; special at soc. FLANNEL LINED SATEEN SKIRTS 65
 GENTS.
 Fast Black Sateen Skirts, deep rufle, lined throughout with good fiannelette, $1. .00 quality; 65c. S2. .00 MOREEN SKIRTS, $1.25. Elegant Moreen Skirts, with 16-inch ruff fle and full size, worth $2.00; very special at $1.25. SALE OF CHILDRENs FUR SETS. Natural Lynx Fur Set, Muff and deep col lar, all satin lined, s1.OO quality; 69c. White finest Turkish Angore Fur Set, satin lined, huff and collar, $2.00 quality; for only days s1.29. SALE OF JACKSON CORSET
 WAISTS, 9S CENTS. We are New Haven agents for the genu- inc Jackson Corset Waist, combination Waist and Corset; our regular price s1. .25; for 8 days for ladies who have not tired them, special 9Sc. e1 no A-ITIO SJRTC CnD CU7rrC These are the best s1.OO Nursing Corset, 2 side steels, snap buttons and perfect fit ting, special in drab only. at 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
|Crockery Ware:

CRoCKERY WARE.
 Tea Plates, 4c. each.
 Large Dinner Plates, 6c. each. <, Large Soup Plates, 6c. each.
 Pie Plates, &c., each.
 Vegetable Dishes, Sc. each.
 Large Dinner Platters, 15c. eac.. Large Naples, 10c. each.
 Extra large Decorated Bowls, 1c. each. Decorated Platters, 10c. each. Decorated Milk Jugs, 25c. each. !; TOILET WARE.
 Very choice Toilet Sets at s1.95. SPECIAL
 10 piece Toilet, very pretty decorations. cheap at $4.00. Price, $2.9S. 10 PIECE
 Gold Striped Toilet Sets, latest designs, worth $500, at $325 set. 12 PIECE
 Toilet Sets, handsome patterns and new shapes, worth s6.5O, at $4.9S. COMFORT AT HOME.
 Is what our 4 Grades of fine California and Australian Wool Blankets are call- ed. $S.50, $4.O0, $4.50 and $500. You save from $1.00 to $2.O0 on every pair you buy of these.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
SEATS FOR YALE PRINCETON
 GAME.

New York, Nov. 16.-The advisory committe for the Yale-Princeton foot pall game next Saturday met again -,esterday. Those present were: Tracy M. Harris, c. c. Cuyler, c. G. Jennings, J. T. Skilly, T. Ledyard Blair, and Ju- Han Curtiss. It was decided to lay over the question of selecting officials until "Wednesday of this week. It was also decided to limit the sale of seats to not more than four tickets to noe person. The unsold seats can be obtained at A. G. Spalding & Brothers, 126, 12S and 1SO Nassau street, or at the Spalding-Bid- well company's, 29, S1 and B West For ty-second street. AS there will be a rush for these seats it has been decided to dispose of them on the basis of first come first served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
EVEN MCINTYRE & CO.
PREPARATIONS FOR THANKSGIVING

Will undoubtedly be much larger scale this year than be Because the depression that payzd the institutions and money markets of the Old World made its appearance shores for tme Clouds that darkened the atmosphere of almost every
 tile and manufacturing industry begin to show silver lining and of great prosperity is certainly before Therefore, we made larger preparations to meet the requirements of the people, not only in varey but in owness of price, The values offer from now
 until December list worthy the special attention of every buyer our Sate NOTHING EQUAL TO THEM has been offered beore
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18

JEWELRY.
 39c. Italian Shell Hair Ornaments, 25c. each.
 soc. Italian She'll Hair Ornaments, 33c. each.
 Special sale of Real Tortoise Shell Hair Ornaments at 75c., 9Sc. and SIPS, that retail everywhere at $1.0O, $1.25 and $1.50.
 75c. Lorgnette Chain, soc. each. 75c. Babies Solid Gold Rings with stones, 47c. each.
 150 Ladies' solid gold stone rings, 9Sc. each.
 15c. Metal top Side Combs, 10c. Pr. S9c. Fancy Silk Garters, 25c. Pr. SOAPS.
 1oc. Ball transparent Glycerine, 5c. each.
 10c. Butter Cream toilet, box of 8 cakes, 10c. box.
 Special Rose Complexion Toilet Soap, box of three cakes, 19c. box.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Silks.

A magnificent Stock of lovely fabrics to show you at the lowest prices ever named. LATEST.
 All Shades Silk Moire for evening wear, 22 inches wide at 59c. yd. 10 PIECES
 27 inch Black all Silk Rhadame at S9c. yd. No such bargain can be found in any other store in America. 15 PIECES
 Colored Silk and Wool Bengalines, same as sold at $1O0 all over this country. While they last, 59c yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
SPECIAL SALE CoRsETs 39c.

SPECIAL SALE CORSETS 39c.
 Never have such Corsets been shown as these Sateen Strip, 2 side steel, long waist ed Corsets at 39c. 20c. APRONS 14c.
 These are our regular 2Oc. White Aprons, large size and fancy white satine and cross bar borders, special 14c. INFANTS FLANNELETTE DRESSES
 35c.
 Handsome little dresses of Flannelette, red grounds, pretty black figures, with ruff fle and braid, worth 50c., at 35c. INFANTS KNIT BANDS 25c.
 A special in fine Knit Wool Infant Bands, 3Sc. value, 25c. INFANTS $3.5O CLoAKS AT $2S9. Extra fine Mohair finish, eiderdown Goats, elegant stripes, fancy collars, edged with fine white Thibet, $3.5O quality, spe- cial at S2.39.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Notions.

NOTIONS. LEATHER GOODS.
 1oc, Real Seal and Real Lizard Coin Purses, Sc. each.
 19c. Purses, six different styles, 1Oc. each.
 50c. Twenty-Five different styles La dies Pocket Books and Combination Books, 25c.
 75c. Ladies' Combination Books, soc. each.
 $1.00 Real Alligator Combination Books, with Sterling Silver Corners, 75c. each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
WILLIAM FRANK & W.,
 7S3 Chapel Street. IA Great Aggregation -OF NEW AND
 Surprising Bargains MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
 Nov. 18th, 18th and 2Oth.
MONDAY,
Nov. 18th, 18th and 2Oth.

Our great Three Days Sales growing popular week. Thousands of people to these sales Mon day. Tuesday and Wednesday, because they have learned through experience that these three days of each week greatly lower the prices of the most desirable goods in place. Goods which not picked up here and there without regard their worth but which buy
 direct from the best manufacturers and importers but buy them advantageousy that sell them for much lower prices than the worthless Jobs offered as bargains else where.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Cloalxs.
CLoAKs.

If you are interested in CIoaks or Jackets, Fur or Cloth, this week, we have prepared an aggregation of gar. ments never before shown. We know our low priced system in the past has proved so correct that it not only brought largely increased business in our Cloak Department, the result of which you will find augments a fresh and clean stock keeping only the latest and correct styles. This week we still further add to our assortments, purpos- ing to give astonishing inducements in, the popular priced goods we are known to keep.
 Below you will find garment prices we shall offer of standard quality.
 We shall offer this week our S7.50 good heavy Jacket, we'll made, latest style, large sleeves, ripple back, at s4. .9S. We shall offer this week our $10.5Q rough Boucle Jacket, melon sleeves. half lined, full ripple, buttons, at $8 50s We shall offer this week our $12.5O and s14.0O Jackets in Boucle, Astrakan and Kersey. Would like you to sec these. They are we'll made, the latest style, football sleeves, full ripples. lined and half lined, velvet and self. high rolling collars. This assortment made special bargain at $10.5O
 We shall offer this week line of la- dies single and double Capes at $450, $5.50, $6.50, $500 in Boucle, Kersey and Seal Plush. There is always sufficient difference in our prices, with our small n int from $1.00 to $2.50 on these qualities of garments.
 We shall offer this week a very hani- some $10.50 Velour Cape, fur trimmed. fancy lined, full sweep, at $8.75.
 We shall offer this week for Elderly Ladies $16.00 Heavy Curl Astrakan Cape, 36 in. long, satin lined, full sweep, perfect garment, at $13.50.
 We shall offer this week our regular $25.00 Astrakan Cape, 36 in. long, quilted satin lined, fur trimmed, at $21.00.
 We shall offer this week Girls Long Coats in mixtures which were slightly soiled in transit, at $1.75.
 We shall offer this week $500 and $500 Girls Gretchens in light mixtures, which were in same case as above and slightly soiled, $2.5O.
 We shall offer this week the largest assortment of Misses Reefers in Fancy Boucle Kersey and Mixtures ever shown at lower prices than manufacturers ara asking to-day.
 We shall show this week Babies and Children's Long Cloaks and Coats in Bedford Cloth, Fancy Boucle, Elder down, etc., in large and fine assort- ment of colors, $1.25 to s15.0O. TN WARE.
 Dripping Pans, Sc. each.
 Frying Pans Sc. each.
 Deep Pudding Pans, Sc. each. ...1 Muffiing Pans (6) 4c. each.
 Bread Pans, Sc. each.
 Deep Jelly Cake Pans, 4c. eack.- Pie Plates, 4c. each.
 Basting Spoons, Sc. each.
 Large size Dippers, Sc. each.
 Wash Boilers, 59c. each.
 Nickle Plated Tea Kettles, on Copper. 75c.
 Copper Bottomed Tea Pots, 29c. each. WOODEN WARE.
 Chopping Bowls, 10c.
 Chopping Knives, SC.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Millinery.

MILLINERY. Sensational Values to close most successful season. s45O Hobby Paris made Velvet Hats, marked now $2.50. s5.50 Stylish Paris made Velvet Hats, now $2.9S. $500 TO $1Ooo
 Hats and Bonnets all marked now $4.5O. SOFT FELT HATS. Grays, Browns, Blacks and Blues, 75c., $1OO, $1.5O and $2.50. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. A BARGAIN. 100 dozen Ladies' extra heavy fleece
 lined Egyptian Cotton Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants, never better sold less
 than soc. Price, 39c. each. 50 DOZEN
 Ladies' Merino Jersey ribbed Vests and
 Pants, a very good garment at 75c.
 Warm weather price, 59c. each. MISSES JERSEY VESTS AND PANTS.
 Fleece lined Egyptian Cotton, Bar
 gain at 25c. each. HOSIERY.
 Ladies' Fine Cashmere Hose, our
 own importation, same as you pay soc.
 for. Our price S5c. each; 8 for S1.00. GERMANTOWN YARN.
 Best quality, 10c. skein.
 Best Saxony, 10c. skein. GRAND DISPLAY OF
 Table Linen, Damask Sets and Nap
 kins. The beautiful and good here at
 less price than you pay for the homely
 and poor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
sA 0n rH1REr RnAs s2.5n.

$4,0O THIBET BoAS $2.5o.
 Here is half price sale of 54-inch French Thibet Fur Boas. Just think of the length, 11s yards, and the price, $2.50. 125 French Mink Scarfs 75c.
 No store sells these extra fine French Mink Animal Scarfs with patent open mouths less than SIPS, for days they will be 75c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Special Sale MackintOshes

Fine rubber lined Mackintoshes in Navy Blue or Black Serge, deep military cape, special only for 3 days, $2.3S.
 Same with capes $2.9S.
 Same, double texture, all lined with handsome plaid, deep cape, $325.
 Same with capes, s3.9S.
 We will be here for years to stand by our warrant that they will not wet through.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
AtPyramid Hall Tonight.

The first informal dance given by the Maiectic club will be held this evening in Pyramid hall. Music by a select orchestra. Prof. McCabe prompter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Dress Goods.

The success of this Department has
 been phenomenal since we moved into our New Store. Admitted by every one that
 in no Store could such an assortment
 of beautiful Goods be found. As the
 season for Dress Goods is practically
 over and as we do not intend to carry any novelties or Fall goods over to another
 Season, Monday Morning we start on a
 cleaning up and closing out Sale. Prices
 vii lbe made to break the record of all previous Sales. Poplin Cloths, at 25c. yd. soc. SILK AND WOOL NOVELTY, marked now 29c. yd. 42 INCH
 Bourette Novelty, worth 69c., at soc. yd. s15o
 Boucle Novelties in fine French de-
 signs, marked now 99c. yd. WIDE FRENCH sUITINGs, 52 inch Cloth, choice effects, marked now 75c, yd. 40 INCH
 Silk and Wool Novelty, very choice, sold at $1.15, morked now 75c. yd. 52 INCH All Wool Scotch Cheviot in Shades, 75c. quality, now marked 39c. ALL OUR Choice Novelties marked down. BLACK GOODS.
 59c. Black all wool diagonals, marked
 now 39c. yd. EXTRA HEAVY
 30 inch Black Diagonal Cheviots, were
 $1.50, now 99c. yd BOUCLE SUITINGS.
 fl inch in various designs, were $1.40, now $1.00 46 INCH
 Mohair and Wool Crepons, very choice
 patterns were $1.50, now 99c. yd. 46 INCH
 Mohair and Wool Crepon effects, sold at $2.5O, now marked S1.75.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
.4THLETIC SPORTS.
Yale's Easy Victory Over Orange Athletes
 The nrnnre HnYs Cnnldn't Score.

ne h'NNa 7"NhNs New York, Nov, 16.-Captain s. B, Thorne of the Yale football team thought his men needed one good hard game to fit them for the contest with the Princeton Tigers, which is to take place next Saturday. A game with the Orange Athletic club was arranged, and the Yale team yesterday afternoon won by a score of 26 too,
 Many thought the contest between these two teams would be close and in- teresting. It was an interesting one, but the forecast that 1t would be close was little wide of the mark. The work of the Orange men was rather disap- pointing. Their play was loose and ragged, and it is very questionable whether they put up as good a game as when they played Princeton. The Orange men, however, were strong enough to force Yale to play all through the game, and there was no chance to do as Princeton did with Cornell the week before. The teams lined up as follows; Yale. Positions. Orange
 Left End. Bass. ...... ......Colamlore,
 Hopkins
 Left Tackle. Murphy...... ...... ....Oppenheimer
 Reinhart
 Left Guard. ChadWick..s....... ...... ........ ..OllNeI'
 Center. H. Cross. sS..................... .Moher,
 Stillman
 Right Guard. w. R. Cross. ss....................s. .Buell
 Right Tackle. Rodgers. ...... ..-...... 'Marsndll
 Right End. Hilnkey....... ...........'..... '.SoyHe
 Quarter Back. Fincke........ .....-....De ddrl'
 Kemble
 Left Half Back. De Witt.... ....Dyer'
 Fielding
 Right Half Back. Hammond.
 
 Jerrems. ...................B Bird, Letton. Gordon score-Yale 26; Orange 0. Touch- downs-Thorne @, Hammond CD Goals from touchdowns-Jerr Letton. Safety-Cuming. Referee-W. H. Cor bin, Yale. Umpire-Dr. Boviard, Princeton. Linesmen-Mr. Burdick, Orange A. C.; E. c. Sutphen, Yale. YALE FRESHMEN 40; COLUMBIA O.. New Haven, Nov. 16.-The Yale freshmen defeated the Columbia fresh men easily at the field this afternoon. Captain Hine played in the game for Yale The home team excelled the Co., lumbla youngsters at every point, SCOT ing 26 points the first half. The line up: Yale '99. Positions. Columbia '99
 Left End. COnnOr....ss..s. sVlOlLcilL
 Left Tackle. Griswold. .......... ...........E Elmer
 Left Guard. Andrews. ............ ......CraWford
 Center. Harvey. ..................... Elnsteln
 Right Guard. POSt.. .'sss. NliiS
 Right Tackle. Marvin. -..... ..........'f1dckett
 Right End. Slocomb. b................. .... ....Eaton
 Quarter Back. Dnsalles. Danack,
 (Captain)
 Left Half Back NNriprht ElWen
 Right Half Back. Beard.. ....s...... .s.. s....s 'IleiAuel oohl
 Full Back. Hine (Captaim ............... Shaft Score-Yale 40; Columbia 0. Touch downs-Hine (3), Griswold, Connor, Wright, Beard. Goals-Hine 6. Ref eree-Mr. Treadway, Yale. Umpire MT. Beatty, Columbia. Linesmen- Beard and Mackey, Yale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Perfl1Yllery.

PERFUMERY.
 2 oz Bottles Bradley's Celebrated Perfumes, acknowledged by all to be the finest, 25c bottle.
 Knitting and Crochet Silks, all colors, 10c. ball. 10 PIECES
 56 inch all Linen Bleached Damask pos itively the greatest value ever sold by us. Price 93c. yd. 25 PIECES
 GA inch Bleached Linen Damask, a qua1- ity that is superior to any in the mar ket.
 We take pleasure in recommending this Linen, as it is a bargain at soc. yd. 10 PIECES
 Bleached Linen Damask, no peter ever offered under 75c. Price 59c. yd. 25 PIECES CREAM All Linen Damask, the best ever sold at Soc. 100 DOZEN
 All Linen Napkins at $1.00. Linen Napkins at $1.25, $1O0 dozen. 200 DOZEN
 All Linen A Napkins, never offered un- der $25O, at $2.00 dozen. 200 FRINGED CLOTH.
 Bought a big job under price. German make very desirable.
 S-4 size, $1.15.
 8-10 size, $139.
 S-12 size, $1.75. 100 ALL LINEN SETS to be sold at sacrifice. S-4 $2.75.
 S-1O, $3.25.
 SIP, $3.75.
 These include dog. Doylies each set. LADIES' FUR NECK SCARFS.
 75c. Black Coney Scarfs 59c. each. S150 Brook Mink Scarfs, 9Sc. each. SIPS Black French Coney Scarfs, $1.00 each.
 $1.75 Imitation Seal Scarfs, SIPS each. $7.00 Rear Marten Scarfs, S3.75 each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
Trimmings.

TRIMMINGS.
 $1.00 Jet Yokes, 75c. each.
 $1.39 Jet Yokes, $1.00 each. S2.00 Jet Yokes, $1.50 each. Narrow Jet Edges, &c.,, Sc. and 10c. yd, worth 10c., 15c. and 19c. DINNER WARE.
 Thanksgiving Prices.
 112 piece Dinner Set, old blue decora- tions (underglazed) worth $9.50. at $7.5O set.
 112 piece Dinner Set, gold lined, pret- ty decorations, worth s14.50, at $1o.00 set.
 130 piece Dinner Set, gold lined, beau tiful decoratinns, new shape, worth S25.O0, at S16.50 set.
 13O piece Dinner Set, very choice, lat est design, plain gold decorations, worth $500, at s23.50.