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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
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Mora Assessment Returns.

The Auditor of Public Accounts has
received the following additional assess
ment returns:
Shenandoah county Ohrce dlstrICts)
Old assessment. N,4l3,.bS, new assessment,
81 216. 754. decrease. Sl5. ~
Grayson county (Wilson DISTRICT: ola
assessment, tigs 80; new assessment, S,s,-
t3l: increase, ssh.
Campbell county (Staunton River dis
trlcD: old assessment. S,ro, 90. new as
sessment, SIS. 69l, inci use. $50,
Patrick county (Smin' s River district:
Old assessment. ,.42.sn; new assessment,
$2i2.l2l: decrease, So.
Russell county eastern district: Old
assessment, 1896, 7i5. new assessment, S7lo,-
$50: decrease, S2l.c3s.
Augusta county: old assessment <2,ol6.-
55i: new assessment. $l.SJi.A9; decrease,
$lS23i5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1895.
MEETINGS AND EVENT, THIS DATE

Richmond Commandery, X. T., Masonic
Temple. sd, q.
Fitzhugh Lodge. |. o. O. F., Eagle Han.
Friendship Lodge, /. O. Q. F. oad-f ell
jamestown Tribe. l. o. X. NJ, odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
Continental Lodge, X. Of H., Drnids'
Capitol Lodge. X. Of IT,. Elletts Hall.
Hope Council, Jr O. L. \. a., Jr. o. L.
Liberty Council. Jr. O. L. \. NJ. Cersleys
Hall. ,
Elba Council. r. A. Laubc's Hall
Richmond Council, lone Circle Central
Hall.
Hall
woods Hail.
West End Lodge. ]. o. G. T.. Clay
Street Baptist church
Trinity Lodge. l. O. @. r.. Central Hall.
Central Beneficial and Social Society, Lee
Camp Hall.
Company %" First Regiment. Armory.
n. l.. l. Blues. Blues New Armory.
Richmond Howitzers. Howitzors' Armory.
ST. Mary's Beneficial and Social Society,
ST. Mary's Hall.
Jefferson Council. Jr O. u. 4. NJ, Jr.
o. u. \. NJ. Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Ieassessment Of Lands.

To the Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-I notice that your paper IS making
comparisons In regard 10 reassessment
of lands for the year 1891. The assessor
for District No. 3 returned his books Tor
that district. and the result is as follows.
Reasscssmcnt. 1894 Decrease.
81 .276. 754 $500 sl39l,i69 Nli,iiAl5
The additions for District No. ! are
completed. though the books are not M
ished. and the result in District NO. VIII
be as follows.
Reassessnent 1894 Decrease.
81 PHO S,2S.c52 S@'sS5
The Tcassessment FOR District No. is
not yet completed, but the assessor IN
forms me that, in his opinion, The de-
crease will not amount 10 $50.
l.. $. MALkER,
Clerk Of Shenandoah county.
Woodstock, Va. June % lSJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
BITTEN. BYA NAD-DCG.
A Won Ia in II nri O the Victim of Rabid
Auima

NOsby Melton. who was recently tried,
convicted. and sentenced 10 one month In
the Henrico county jail, for numbering
the unborn babe OF Hannah Green (col-
ored). was yesterday released from Gus
tcdy. Melton is a farmer, and lives in
Ecnrico county. When he went home
yesterday, ne found that his wife had
been bitten by a mad-dog. II seems
that the Meltons had a dog which they
kept chained. Recently the dog went
mad. and would allow no one 20 go near
81. Yesterday it appeared TO be more
quiet. and Mrs. Melton attempted 10 un-
chain II. When she approached the dog
It sprang upon her. and biz her in the
breast, causing the blood TO flow. Mrs.
Melton was very much alarmed. and as
soon as her husband arrived. she told him
what had happened. Together they
started out TO look for a maidstone. which
some OF their neighbors told them "A man
in Fulton had. IL Is not known whether
they succeeded In finding the stone. The
dog has bitten a number of animals. all
Of which have died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
The Ice lission.

The envelopes for re Ice Mission boxes
have been printed ana will be ready for
contributors to-day.
Commencing next Sunday. the names Of
all children contributing 10 the ice fund
for the poor will be published in The
Times. Write your name on the en-
Velopc place ten cents inside seal II. and
drop II IN the Ice Mission box AZ The
Times main Office. on Tenth street. or az
the uptown branch o.nce, II J. A.
Morris Broad-strce. store.
The oppressive weather makes the de-
mand for ice very large, and unless the
public comes 10 the assistance OF the
cause the mission viii not have enough
TO meet the demand. The tickets Tor
nfty-seven thousand pounds Of ice have
been given out through the regular chan
nels this season. and not $500 pounds. rs
printed by accident Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

between Itself and the grower OF the &C.
bacco. and has decreased the price at
which the manufactured product can De
sold TO the consumer. The average man
at once cries out on this that the Amcri-
can Tobacco Company viii take advan-
age OF this fact to grind out OF the ousi-
ness ali that is to be made. That is not
the law OF the case. as such person
intends Il. II is bound to buy from the
farmer at price which VIII enable MN
20 hive. or he viii cease producing toDac-
co. IL then sells % the consumer al the
lowest price that will make 1t a reason
able profit. because the cheaper IL sells
the more It will sell. and it's profits come
from big business at small profits rather
than small business at big profits. This
is the inevitable law OF the case.
We have heard It argued against such
combinations for business that they hurt
more by breaking w chances Of individ-
uals for business. as the American To-
bacco Company avowedly does But every
one Of those empIoyments which this COM
pany has ended was a charge upon TO-
bacco reducing the price that the farm
cr received and increasing the price that
the consumer had to pay. In which is
the great bulk Of mankind most Interest,"
ed? To give 5000 I'VE viii say small
merchants a living out Of the toba;
business or 70 get the tobacco they con-
sumo as cheaply as possible? The state
mcnt Of the question furnishes the an
swer 10 all the arguments made against
those voluntary combinations Of capital
not aided by statute laws. which the
piibfc. chooses to name trusts"
What mankind wants Is that every
thing shall be as cheap as possible. This
causes many persons 10 lose employment
they had had it is true hut it swells
mans appetite for variety and thus fur
nishes new employments by the hundred
for every csse where the employment
of fever hands has caused men to lose
Jobs. Cheapness in products is increased
as men operate conformity and with large
capital We insist. therefore. that what
is popuiar!y designated the trust when
A. owes its success TO the enterprise.
thrift. Industry. and economy Of its man
ayers. and not to laws made for It's bene-
tit az the expense OF other citizens, IS
for the highest advancement Of the IN
,erosts Of mankind at large, and We COM
mcnd these reflections 20 the Journal OF
Commerce when it next undertakes TO
show that The Times does not understand
the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

In accordance with the requirements OF
the laws OF the State. "A census OF all
children. white and colored. between the
ages OF five and twenty-one years. must
be taken every five years in every city
aad county IN the Commonwealth OF
Virginia.
The work was commenced In this city
yesterday. and will be taken by the prin-
clpals Of the city schools who have been
elected for this purpose.
IL is hoped that every facility will be
given these gentlemen to secure every
name. as the amount OF money given
by the State for school purposes is based
upon the number OF names reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
THE TOWER,
Julius Sycle&Sons.
Cor. Second & Broad.
~NztAv0.vex..-.---

we arc to the front again, overlafen
with Astonishing bargains.
SPECIALS or CENTRE COUNTERS.
Mosquito Net. not seconds. all colors.
fuil pieces. 4Sc.
A Jaconet Duchess, Organiies. Diml-
ties. and Pllsses. sold at 10 % and l2i4c.,
now Sac.
500 yards Unbleachcd sheeung. full
width, to sell at i2'ac.
Val Laces. that sold AZ 2-c. 70 day
i0c
90 pairs Black SIX Mius-ser every
day at Csc and considered chcaD-to-day
;5c.
Challies. Wrapper Patterns. Dress Pat
terms Drapery Patterns. 3'sc
30 Boys Wash Suits. bought 20 be soli
nj Sis: to make room for other goods
viii close the lot az Zoe
1000 yards Linon Dedaca, smooth ana
sheer. price 14c.. now l-3c.
Hamm0ckg an prices.
Trunks. Satchcls, and Baby Carriages
a. a sacr4nce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Tho veterans Of Y. y. Lee Camp. No. I.
SOldiors' Home have issued invitations 10
their first annual picnic. Friday, June 18th
az Ashland Park. The train will leave
Boulton. near the east gate OF the Fair
Grounds. at O'Clock The following
COMPOSE the committee:
Veterans r. :. Ellis. j. J. O'Neil. d.
l.. Smith, :. @. Stith. Thomas Dunn. i.
l.. cariwel. Henry Kepler. IT,. C.. Stein
back. \. j. Dobbs G.. W. Johnston, c.
\. Dupr.est.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
SI8.So.
BABY CARRIAGES.

We lead the Baby Carriage trade
of Richmond in assortment and bar
gain giving.
STYLISH BABY CARRIAGES, good
and pretty upholstery finely finished,
best running scar and springs values
that have been - 80 selling to-day at
g.5
Fine Baby Carriages. handsome de-
signs newest cOlOis. carrlage-cl0th up
hosiery. best shiu--value
never less than slO7J-going now at
s.. 80.
Beautiful Baby Carriages. finest silk
plush upholstery. exclusive design,
finest parasol, extra finish. the So
grade to-day az -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
DR.. Gammon,s Condition

The Rev. DR.. Cannon was not so well
yesterday. Drs. Harrison. Bryan, and
Johnson yesterday morning performed an
opera ton upon hts foot. II seems that
the Inflammation has now developed into
an aggravated case OF cellulitis and while
no immediate danger is feared. stsl the
doctors cannot tell what turn the case
may take. The many friends OF Or. Gam
mon wish him speedy recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Mr.. John =. Mcclure. Jr.. Of this city,
and Miss Richie Morris Graves. daughter
OF the late Captain Graves OF Linden,
Orange county, were married az the resi-
dence of the brides uncle, Dr.. l.. ;. PEN
dleton. at "Forkneids." Louisa county.
on Thursday last, by Rev. l.. r. Mason.
Mr.. and HRS. Mcclure Will spend q
month travelling through Che State, and
Will return 10 Richmond IN the fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
INK eoED-BnIcK MONTY.
The sum Of 1000 Ices Five Per Cent. Ia ii
Into tho state lr asury.

Into tho state lr asury.
Clerk Samuel Peasants WaddiH Is to-
day $50 in pocket. and he did not nave
10 dampen his honest and classic feat
ures with perspiration TO secure q. on no.
He simply sat In his sanctum. and smiling
Wrote Vice President Quaries. OF the Nir-
glnia Trust Company, receipt Tor wv,
the amount Of bail-money which Parker,
Of gold-briclS fame. paid for his liberty.
Tho money was paid Clerk addill IN the
shane Of a check on the Planters Ma
tional Bank. After deducting his com
mission OF per cent. which amounted
10 $50, ne turned the remainder OF the
money over 10 the State.
A joke was In circulation around the
courthouse yesterday on Sheriff Solo
mon. It seems that the Sheriff was very
desirous that the Trust Company should
not pay the money. IN order that he
might serve a warrant OF execution upon
them and get the 8 per cent commission
instead OF Clerl; Waddill. The Sheriff
may be TOO corpuient 70 run in hot wealth.
er. but he has great eye, all the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
REFRlGERATORS.

This department is enjoying a
phenomena run of business, attribu-
la6le to nothing more nor less than
BEST MAKE (the Quincy patent
with removable ice COMPARTMENT
and most tempting prices. Io-day's
specials are
FAMILY-SIZE ICE BOXES-havo been
considered a strong value AT $3.50
to-day -n-y VIII De sLrl-.o- SUI u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
AnofLcr Sad Death.

II was only last Friday morning that
death robbed Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund PEN
dleton OF one OF their bright little twin
boys, John Milton Stevenson, and Sun
day morning the other. Philip Stanley
atevenson. was taken The blow was 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

A purchase of Gowns and Skirts
at special prices. HALF VALUE
and LESS for the newly beSt-made
wares.
Value OF Gowns soc 20 g; the price. CSC.
Value Of Skirts, 81 to N.9S. The price,
6jc.
Limit in the quantity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

severe one 10 the parents. and MIS-. rem
dIe.on IL Frustrated. The little feho"s
were only about ten months Old Inc
interment OF Philip Stanley Stevenson
occurred In Hollywood Sunday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
s. g. $50.

FAMILY-sIZE REFRIGERATOR. with
pore alain-lucf water cooler. solid
nickel faucet. and fancy cup-lOller.-
ice compartment and water cooler
readily removed Tor clelning-Sll
value for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Spain has given orders in Great Britain
for arms and ammunition TO cost twelve
million dollars. Who would have thought
that little Cuban riot" could have Great
Cd this stir?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Lord Rosebery's fall is a small matter.
He has won the Derby twice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The hanging OF Altgeld in efigy in IL
linois may have pleased the parucipators.
but it didn's affect the Governor He IS
perfectly satisfied as long as he saves his
hide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Wages are advancing. business is re-
viving, and prosperity will reign supreme
once more Il means death 10 the free
silver craze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

1t would be a pity for June TO 90 out
sizzling. and becim her laurels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
iiearicO News Notes.

The Hcn-.co County Court was not in
session yesterday. having adjourned for
the term.
Everything was very quiet around the
courthouse yesterday. there being no
magistrates cases or dog-hghts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Rev and Mrs. r. T. Wilson were called
TO Lynchburg yesterday upon the death
Of Mrs. Wilson's mother Mir. Wilson'S
pulpit was supplied sunday night by Rev.
!. 4. Lumpkin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
y 4. e. 10.

LARGE FANllLY-SlIE REFR1GERA-
TOR, % Inches wide. - inches dcDT.
A. inches -pcrfectly-huls ice
compartment and water cooler Zee
movable for cleaning "a S2i.5O value.
for lO-laY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

The Chicago Times-Herald, which is
par excellence an American newspaper
has given another example Of its pro-
gressivencss In being the first Journal TO
recognize the telautograph for newspaper
work Friday morning this paper pub
lished autograph letters from prominent
statesmen at the Cleveland Convention.
received by wire the night before by
means Of this new factor IN modern
methods. Such strokes as these are what
go to make up great newspaper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

Electricity Is threatening the powerful
reign OF the iron horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

4 Brooklyn lawyer wants pay from the
city on the ground that he has been in
strumental in bringing about great
moral victory. The reduction OF moral
revolutions 10 cash basis has high
precedent in Goff. of grab-bin fame, but
1t should be stopped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
From Ioto 1880.

1880 yards of 5o-inch best I215c
Silkine Foulards, newest printing in
light and dark, for 4 5-4c-only at
retail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25

that creates and admits OF that sort
of selling.
AWHlTE.GOODS. SEASON DE
MAND has called forth our best
in to-day's selling.
$50 yards White Dimity-Dotted organ
die that were shipped 10 agencies,
one merchant IN each town. restricted
TO 2jc a yard retailing. We wouldn
take the agency. OWING 20 the re-
strictiOn: hero to-day al Sic a yari.
35c White Sheer India Linens for 10 2-3c
ice White Sheer india Linen FOR %
yard.
i2isc White India Linen for SIC:
Zoe White India Linen, Is yards WIDE
isc Imported Sheer White Dimi;y for
q SIC.
4-inch-wlde French Swiss Lawn Tor
&c yard. e)c quality FOR 96c
i9c white Persian Lawn for l2isc.
poe Swiss-DOttod Muslin, seed dots 20
larger. for l2i.c.
25c scotch Embroidered Muslin FOR i9c.
From 10 tor O'clock.
4o-inch Bordered India Lawn ~
and I6c quality 2 to o yard lengthS)
for 6Hc yard.
Varied and rapid are the merchan-
disc transactions at the Cohen'S.
But lots are quite often enormously
large and several days are consum-
ed in the selling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
COTTON WASH FABRICS.

No house in the State OF Virginia
ever attempted the collection of such
quantities OF them-hundredS of the
most superior sorts and at most GU
riouSly low values. The word Bar
gain" loses its measured value IN
the prices Of these beautiful goods.
23c French Gauzo Chambreys and
Zephyrs, all new coiorlnss, are sold
Tor 3-ic.
Scotch Organdies. 16 2-2c quality. for
Surah silk Wells. DC
stun Tor Suits-the price. 3-ic.
French Percales. Sea Island make,
worth Pie for 3-ic.
French plisscs. Is 2-lc grade. for i-fc.
JlcOnet Organizes 8 10 lZilc qualities.
for 81 "a yard.
S0ui-Coloecd Orsa1i.os-pink. yellow.
ard crcam-l5c quality. for l-ic.
l,l0 yards fle Scotch Ginshams for
Slide instead of l623c
Navy Ducks. heavy iliac quality, solid
or in hair stripe. for 3-ic.
Light with newest printing. for 3-ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-25
Peoples Store

that creates and admits Of that sort
of selling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-17
on for Their Honeymoon.


Ad. N. Wheeloek and Miss Myra
Witter, two of Noline's popular
young people, went to Davenport
Saturday. and their trip had more
feiicitous object than their friends
generally supposed. After reaching
their destination AID. repaired to the
court house, where he obtained a
license from his em;ncnco, the coun-
~ auditor. They then found their
way TO the Unitarian church, where
Rev. A. NJ. Judy about p. m. pro-
nounced them one. The ceremony
was witnessed by Miss Katherine
Wheelock, sister of the groom, and
G. H. Vincent. The party went over
and back on their wheels. The affair
was entirely secret save to the neal
relatives of the contracting parties
who knew of and sanctioned the wed.
ding. The couple have been engaged
for some time, and yet the wedding
was unexpected at this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-17
Blind Boone.

Blind Boone, natures gifted must
clan, gave one of his delightful en-
tertainments at the Y. NJ. C.. A..
auditorium last evening for the ben
eft of tho Temple builders of the
Christian church. In addition to
the piano selections marveloHsly ex-
ecuted as if by magic touch, he gave
a number of vocal numbers, some Of
his own composition, and the solos
by Miss Stella May were likewise
charming in rendition. The imita-
tions by Boone were wonderfully
true and in all respects he demon
stratcd his complete mastery of the
instrument he loves SO well, and the
genius for which he seems endowed
by his Creator. Boone is not only a
talented musician, but is an intelli-
gent man, fully educated and in this
is'quite in contrast with Blind Tom,
whose musical gifts appear to be
about all he possesses. Stricken in
infancy with brain fever, which de.
prived him of his sight. he in early
life evinced his musical faculties,
and this led to his education at the
ST. Louis school for the blind, and
there he perfected and developed
that which had been given him q,
birth.
His entertainment is in every wa,
enjoyable and when heard, there
is left always a desire to welcom,
him back again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-17
FALL 1895. FALL 1895.
Advance Display!
AND SALE OF FALL DRESS GOODS.
Open to Your Inspection.

Open to Your Inspection.
Twenty cases of Dress Goods from
London, Paris and Berlin. Also the
choicest weaves of .Americn mills.
At IS Cents.
All Wool French Sergss, black and
new colors, worth soc.
All Wool Tricot Suitings, can't buy
them less than S5c when these are
gone.
42-inch Illuminated Jacquards
worth S5c-sevcn yards will make q
dress-only costs $l.75.
AT 49 Cents.
All Wool Novelty Checks. All
Wool Rough Cheviots. All Wool
Boucle Effects. Regularly worth up
to 75c.
New Black Goods.
Special new lots just received last
week include Vicunas. Persian eff.
feets. L;yard weavcs. heavy Sieilian,
81 inch for shirts.
At 80 Cents.
All wool novelty suitings. All
wool bourettes. All wool dappeled
mixtures.
All wool French Plaids, the latest
weaves. in fact the grandest assert.
ment ever shown at SO low a price.
Over 800 distinct patterns to Sc
leet from. regularly worth up to
Coo.
Silk Velvets
will be NOR popular this season
than for many years-so the fashion
wiseacres say. Correct colorings are
the browns, the greens. reddish. vic.
let. new blues, special lines at $1.2;
and $1.O0.
New Black Velyets
for capcs just received, extra heavy
wide, special values.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-17
THE MORTUARY RECORD.
Deaths OF Mrs. Anna johnson and Mrs
Margaretta SeebrAndt.

Deaths OF Mrs. Anna johnson and Mrs.
MsrE.retta SsebrAndt.
Mrs. Anna johnson. $50 First ave-
nue., died last night at 10 o'clock of
lupus of the skin. peculiar and
painful affection. She was aged SIS
wears. A son, John johnson, sur
wives. The funeral will occur from
the residence at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaretta Seebrandt sue
cumbed to an attack Of appoplexy at
9 o'clock this morning at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. John
Holleng,> 1888 Thirty-irst street.
She was 81 years and 4 months old.
The funeral will take place from the
house Thursday morning.
Funeral of August Brandenburr.
Funeral services for August Bran
denburg were conducted at the resi-,
dence, lO46 Nineteenth street, this
morning, by Rev. Ira W. Allen.
There were hymns by a quartet OF
the Central Presbyterian church
Misses Belle Folsom and Clara Hass
and Messrs. II. ID. Folsom and Addi-
son Gest. At the grave there were
services by Germania lodge, No. G.
A. U. L. W., which attended in a
body. The pail bearers were from
Germania lodge: J. H. Beselin, Will.
liam Rinck, Peter Warner, Frederick
Ludolpb, Carl Hollis and c. II. Lamp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-17
Other Goods.

At CSC French Serges, splendid
quality, worth 42c a yard.
At i0c Black Brilliantines, Mohair
Figures. Henriettas and Serges. we'll
worth 75c a yard.
At CSC. choice Boucle Weaves. At
19c pure Mohair, novelty weaves.
At s9c silk shot Fancy French Suit
ings.
Industructable Storm Serges, 500
yards, 50-iuch navy. blue and black
indcstructable storm serges. I'M
shrinkable, a wonder price, 4Sc
yard, worth 92c.
At ~ and 50 cents. The finest
woods. the choicest weaves that skill
can produce. The assortment is be-
wildering, you can't help being
suited at this price. They get $1.25
for them at some stores.
A Car Load of Blankets
will make the next few days busy
ones in our Blanket Department.
They won't stop over long at the fol-
lowing prices:
200 pairs 1914 White Cotton Blan-
kets 42c.
J lOO pairs AlhamOra. lO-4 extra
weight Cotton Blankets, fancy colors,
7Sc pair.
100 pair Silver Gray III size, cot
ton. 97c q pair.
50 pairs all wool Blankets. light
brown and steel colors, value f3.12,
for $2.47 a pair.
25pairs fine all wool Sanitary Gray
blankets, worth $i.75, for 1925 a
pair.
Sole agents for DIR. Clark's famous
Sanitary blankets. lO-4 at s. 50; 1O.4
$4.75; l2-4 at $3.50.
At IS a pair We show the most
elegant line Of pure California Wool
Blankets in white and natural colors,
never before shown for less than ~
to s..