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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-11
SHE'S STILL uNEMANciPATEo.
Mrs Wakefield Wa subpenaed. but Wa.
Glad % Escape jury Duty.

Mrs. Wakefield Wa Subpenaed. but Wa
Glad 10 Escape Jury Duty.
Thai the woman Of the future. who
votes and takes mans part IN the dis
charge OF the duties Of citizenship. viii be
as anxious 90 avoid jury duty as the male
voters OF today was recently demonstrated
IN Chicago. The clerk OF Judge TuIeY's
COURT was calling OF the names Of the peri5
Jurors and finally shou1e, the name A.
Il Wakefield To his surprise. Il pleasant
faced woman took her place 10 the line.
among rhe other Jurors and began TO ap-
preach the bench In response 60 Judge
Tuley's astonished inquiries the woman
said that her name was Anna A Wake
field; that she had voted, and that she had
been regularly subpuuaed as a petit juror
She was rEzdY 20 serve On the jury too,
II the court so wflled- hut she was not par
tlculariy fascinated by the idea Of entering
upon the unexpected career OF emanctpa-
ton that had 50 unexpectedly opened be-
fore here. I've no doubt you would
make a very good juror, Judge TuIey
finally said, with che grace and poIiteness
Of Chicago Chesterfield but I can find
no warrant in law for accepting you
ThereUpon A A. Wakefield turned upon
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her heel Visfl look Of relief upon her face
and hurried from the arena Of eTnancips-
ton rejoicing.
Mrs Wakefield was registered on the
poll lists OF The First ward Of Chicago as
a. 4. Wakefield, and the fact that che
names Of Jurors ara taken from the poll
list explains how she came 20 be sub
pOenaed. She says she was careful TO rs91s-
ter As Anna Aloysius Wakefield that \.
4 Wakefield was entered on tho books
without her knowledge or consent and
that probably some man voted on the lat
ter name Her husband conducts q car
penrer shop IN her name, and The Sign
roads A =. Wakefield. Her husbands
nsme Is 0. a. Wakefield. After court ad-
Iourned Judge TuIey refused IN hazard the
opinion ~ 20 whether there was any law
70 prevent Mrs. Wakefield from serving.
Z never heard Of q woman serving on a
petit JuTy IN Illinois OF any other state. "
ne said, and there - ar least the law Of
common practice n prevent her was
glad 20 ezcuss her because it would have
been very Dnplea-ahs for = woman 10 serzs
alone on jury among = lot Of men.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-11
Ladies Column.

Commencing SATURDAY,
February 9th, and continuing
for ONE WEEK, we will hold
the LARGEST REMNANT
SALEof the SEASON. At the
prices We are asking every
piece will be sold. Read what
follows and kindly bear in
il mind.
POPULAR APPROVAL
Goes far toward establishing
the standing of a business
house in any community, and
the goodwill and patronage
we have had during the last
forty years indicate, not only
that we have the POPULAR AP-
PRovAL, but that those who
have dealt with us have been
eminently satisfied with their
transactions.
WE ATTRACT
And retain patronage more
by the EXCELLENCE OF QUALITIES
shown and our REAsoNABLE
PRICES than by prepoSterous
claims of selling goods below
cost, etc.
WE REPEAT
As we have said before that
when you pay less for goods
than we ask for them you get
an inferior quality.
WHILE WE
Garry a stock of dry
goods that is complete
In every sense, from
the lowest priced goods
to the most luxurious made,
we make a speciality of the
highest grade, and exclusive
designs of the most recent and
accepted styles.
1T is
Worth your while always in
making purchases to look at
our stock before deciding. If
we have what you want you
will certainly buy it. if quality
and p1ce are any consid-
Grafton.
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49, 80 4. z. - -
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Ronnan Wine Jars.

The wine jars. OF amphorar. Ut the
Romans resembIed our dernijohns. with
the curious exception that the bottom
taper"d 70 = point, which was thrust
into the sand that covered the floors ii
tho wine vaults. and TINS the vessel
vas held uprieht Many perfect spool
mems are ~ be soon in the museums
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-11

There are about 81 900 Mornons In
idaho, more than ono fourth tho entire
population 81 the state. Most Of them have
'sttied IN Tho southeastern counties ad-
Joining Utah and Wyoming. They are tho
most prosperous citizens Of tho state
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-11

The lions roar ran be heard At n greater
distance than the sound % any other liv
ing creature. E"It comes tho hycna. foen
the 7creHoh owl mo panther and tho jackal
N succession. Tho donkey can 10 hoard
50 times farther OF than tho borsn
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bus oaAS en- tered
upon the CONVEX
sion OF another
part OF tbs world
70 Buds htsnl.
Her missionary,
Bishop Gin y 0
AdBchi, bas al
ready reach . q
America and be-
gun bis laoors in
san Francisco. A
neWspaper OF sha5
GiSy thus an
nounces bis a.
rival: Professor
Anderson wrote
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The expenses n tho japanese forces now
n Korea anount IN SO" 900 = day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
n. r. OFFICIALS IN TOWN.
On n Regular Inspection Tour Ma
sonry of Stampede Tunnel.

On n Regular Inspection Tour Ma
sonry of Stampede Tunnel.
Receiver OakeSs, of the Northern Pacific
railroad has not yet arrived In the city.
but yesterday afternoon General Mana
ger Kendrick. Traffic Manager Hanna
Ford, and First Assistant General Freight
Agent Fulton arrived and Joined Chief
Engineer McHenry. who came over Fri
day morning. During their visit In the
city General Agent Nadeau took them In
charge and they were for some hours
guests at the Rainier Club. The officials
said that their visit was merely for III
speotion. that they were out looking over
the line and taking in the principal points
along It. Mr.. Cakes would have come
over yesterday. but being indisposed. he
remained In Tacoma He VIII come 10
Seattle before returning East. MIR. Nc
Henry spent half AN hour with Gen John
H. BRYANT one OF the receivers OF the
Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern railroad-
Mr. Kendrlck made special inquiry as
TO the satisfaction the new time scheduls
was giving 10 patrons here and said that
they had but one late train so far al
tho eastern end. He says that the re-
ceIvers will complete che masonry OF the
Stampede tunnel this summer and that
the masonry OF the Mullen 'runnei viii
be completed in about two months. The
side walls of the Stampede tunnel are al
ready In and the work to be done II
above the angles.
The officials returned TO Tacoma last
night
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Since january 1 and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1895, are 81 80, 94s.77. There were filed
for record yesterday seven deeds, the
considerations aggregating H.ii3. Follow
Ing Is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record, room A. Scheuerman block;
n. L. X. Il. Co. TO VIM. l.. h. Graefe.
lots /. s, section -. township n. range 5.
siSa.
John McMullen 10 Alice A. Collins. lot
u. block 3, Sander Bowman add. sl35.
West Coast Improvement Co. 20 Mrs.
l.. NJ. Dobell. lots 1, s. "a. g. block Sc,
Gilman Park. $500.
]. p Hendricks to r. +. Gilbert. 10
feet lot II, block 1ss. Kirkland. 81.
John NJ. Frink 10 James Readman. $
g. feet lot 81. lots 70 TO s.. tide lands. 3
2f45 feet lot IL. lot Is. division block Ssi.
tide lands s PAS feet lot Is. lots 10 to 10.
division block 200. tide lands. lots Is. ~.
div block 36s tide lands. lot 3. div block
2ss tide lands. lot 3. div. block So. tide
lands, lot g. div. block 3s3. tide lands, 81.
Walter +. Sanderson TO Lizzie Sander
son. ne lot Sc. Seattle Masonic cemetery.
$eo
Elizabeth y. and John T. Van de Van
ter TO W. r. Forrest. lots So 81 block Il.
lots 1 20 : block II. Washington Central
Improvement Co.'S First add. Kent: lot
I, block s. Yesler's First add. Kent; 10
acres In section IL. township =. range 4.
81.
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Court. and I,nhlic Oniccs.

" Y. Rlnebart. r.. receiver OF the Sc
sSsle Pickle ana Ntnexa~ Works. was yes
'%asy authorized ~ Judge Langley 20
vi iet 5 block = Cenirai Seattle addi-
w OF bot = block ~. Seattle tide
a eTder confirming ssase was signed yes
sssay IN sht case - SchwAoachcr Bros.
70 ", =. Rcckrnaa - al. 81 lo, !.
- ~ = William r. nFswiey's addition.
e. - FToaesTy vas 81 IN Ivy plaintiff for
= asATr3ASe license was issued yess eriay
~. SeeTse a'aines aa3 pesa Toaesheza.
va q Tacoma
ares WATSON vas Yesterday aa-
- ~ Judge Osborn receiver for the
ssssa-AaNurcay Company. on petition %
.ssssaAaa Bros. Nj NaIsoa qualified n
sas sasa ~ ssaos
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when the man would leave the town.
As the years have rolled around he has
received all sorts of official letters, which
his assistant" al Newcastle has taken
care of and answered. but the most an
noying OF all communications have been
those from leading Democrats. Emporium
ing him for donations 10 carry on the
campaign or keep up the party organ
ization." The latest document arrived
yesterday from Washington City and was
a blank bond for $500. which he was
instructed to I'LL out with sureties and
return Immediately.
Mr.. Atkinson says that II Is not only
case OF the Office seeking the man, but
that the Office Is bounding him. He is
going to write 10 the new postmaster
general, William l.. Wilson, and tell him
that unless he is Immediately released
from the Office he will so to Newcastle
and pack up the postofflce In a big box
and bring IL TO this city and turn IL over
to the keeping of Postmaster Meem.
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.Judrs Iiunles.


Portland. april s-Speelal-Lieut. Com
ssatsr A. V Wadhams. u. :. N. lee
'ered hast night 20 a large and sppre-
easive audience at the Calvary Preshy-
ser'an church. corner OF Eleventh and
Gag streets. on Life on BOARD a Man
otNar." He described In most interest
Ag ana thrilling manner the life and adj
ventures OF the seafaring defenders OF
'he United States. experiences Tn foreign
SSf's, the manner OF giving national sal
e'es the Incidents during the conquest
q Egypt by the English. the lombard
Bent OF Alexandria Gle concluded oy
saying; To give the country guarantee
q ncace-that IS all we have a navy Tor"
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cement in Favor Of schwabacher.

ne decree In the case OF Sigmund
essabarsher VS.. George NJ. Van Doren
al was filed In the superior court yes
tsrsay II provides that the plaintin re-
1ssr from Van Doren sii.6zDss. and that
mortgage be foreciosed on the following
sroperty: Lots and and the west one
iaIf of the southeast quarter OF section
= ana lots and Q OF section L., township
. north, range 4 east. also tract OF
usns-teuths of an acre on Sam Grund'
pr,yate road along white river. Any sur
Mus after the judgment h satisfied Is to
<. s~,n,iea "a follows: To Louise V. Ward
such proportion as $50 bears to the
rboie Of the surplus to Newton III. Peer.
Is administrator OF the estate OF Emma
". Milllgan, such proportion as ssas.e7
hears to the surplus; to the Chicago Car
pet Company, intervenor, such proportion
A. e. .2sa.g3 bears to the surplus. III the
surplus exceed 300. the amount or the
above claims. the excess IL TO be paid
into court and distributed as may here
after be directed.
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Died While Visiting In the East.

perclval b. Morton yesterday peaftioned
the probate court for letters OF admins
traslon OF the estate OF Nina Belle Nor
tor, an adopted daughter, who died. aged
T. in Brooklyn. ~. Y, March z. while on
q visit TO her natural father and sisters,
whose name Is Llsk. The estate Is valued
q $500, and consists OF two lots in Wash
hgton addition. four lots In Green Lake
Circle railroad addition. and acres l. 2.
4 { and s. trast n. Maple Leaf addition
70 Green Lake Circle. all OF which was
devised to her by her adopted mother,
Jennie ID. Morton.
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U,AIPS OF NO VALUE.
r..rtv Will Pay Bounty Only
on Mountain Lions.
- e,c JUDGMENTS GIVEN.
- Pleads Not Guilty Of Bur.
-..r-Jollins VIII Appeal His
Cow Case Court Notes.
- s,c JUDGMENTS GIVEN,

.-x,,or Beman. as purchasing agent of
A s..,r,v commissioners. has issued y
= 80 s.sr after April % no bounties vii
- for the scalps OF wild cats or
a,d that the only bounty to be
". ~-I be for scaips OF cougars, pan
- -. ~ -~ointain lions, which remains at
= psvmsus Will be made by warrant.
s~saa Of IN cash as heretofore. The law
go the giving OF oounties cpeioaai
- the county commissioners. ana tne
srrsert move has been made wan ah OBJ
=. q cutting down expenses. IN the
- AZ a year @ great many wildcat
- csher scaIps find their way into the
- .rrnace In the basement OF the court
s..es but faenceforwrd they VIII cease
. !. made fuel. No bounty has been
"a NJ bear sealps for some time past.
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New Suits Filed i.

In the superior court yesterday new
saits we're begun as follows:
Rhenelo H. Hamm vs.. L. j. Hope Al TX
-Transcript from Justice court, Win.
Jane c. Agard VS.. William Howe ct ux.
Foreclosure OF mortgage: complaint
BOT fled.
H. J. Lehman VS.. Cosh-Murray Com
rsny-Merchandise si59i6.
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= DUTIES STILL PURSUE HIM

soa Postmaster or Newcastle. as
. ~. '.hi''ent Again Reminds Him.
t-sss,. treasurer Atkinson IS again In
eess~ relative - the Newcastle most
nsseh :. VII ha remembered that on
s&s,s- IN ~ vas appointed post
fse a. - NAT pace ana for the past
ssssa.a-sA. sssFs b has pers3stcntiy been
~ Fses.e,,s % 60 ria 81 the offsce, but
eexsea =. authorities have not sue
ss%uns sacccssor installed
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SIS
SIS
SIS

ITEMS All-Wool Single
Breasted Sack Suits,
spring styles. made I'm
best style, i'm imported
black clay worsted, blue
black and brown chew
lots and black vicunas,
at S7.75 a suit; worth
double this price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

A notice of appeal 10 the supreme court
las been entered IN the case or ~. It.
Joliiffe rs. the Seattle. Lake Shore a.
Eastern Railway Company. an action for
damages for the killing Of a COW. The
case was decided in Judge OsDorn's court
Marsh q. adversely 20 Joliine. The COW
was Holstein thoroughbred. valued at
81 The owner sued for double damages
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
Clinefelter Pleads Not Guilty.

Frank ClinefeHer, shs Kent horsethsef.
sAo was released only to repeat his Of
tense. was arraigned on a charge OF bur
gasy In Judge Humes' court yesterday.
he pleaded not guilty, and his trial (" as
set for Wednesday. April Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
The Reoefyer Wins.

The suit OF Thomas b. Hardin. IA re
caiver OF the Farmers Insurance Com
pAay VS. T.. #. Sweeney and III. ID. IL
Haderfeldt. was decided yesterday In
favor of the receiver. There were three
cslses Of action on promissory notes. as
gregattng 81 SIS
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yRryK LOSES THE CASE.
,-~d and Others Entitled to Judgment
Exceeding $s2 900.

Exceeding Ss2,OOO.
:. cease OF Thomas Deas Boyd. Fran
= arenibaid Brown, Douglas and David
s.s,sn VS.. John and Abbie Frink. James
- annie Readrsian and r. L. Fenren.
,ssre Langley yesterday signed findings
= at and conclusions Of law. The ae-
:. vas adjudged dismissed as TO Fehren.
=. All, was brought TO recover judy
- ar a series of prornissory notes ex-
.s,ed January 1s. 1872, In consideration
- IAN OF SIS, 900. and secured by mort
- an lots and 2. block IL, ID 3. May
go Mat. on Jackson and South Second
90 The court found that plaintiffs
~eptnled to a Judgment for $s2.s4.7i.
"a 81 90 attorney fee. and to a decree
Z kres.iosure.
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One more chance 10 secure the
greatest clothing bargains offered
in the city. New lines have been
added 10 the special list, making
the selection up TO the first days
of the sale. Positively limited to
this week.
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New Shoes.

Latest styles in Ladies Shoes
are being received daily.
Tan Oxfords.
Russell Oxfords
All the new lasts az closer prices
than at any time in the past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
Special
Bargains
lnA
Hats.

ITEMS Spring Hats In
all the latest styles and
shades, in Derbys and
Fedoras, specialatSl.50.
$1.o5, $3.50.
Boys and Children's
School Hats and Caps,
special at 25c, SOC, SOC.
Mems, Boys and
Girls Yacht Caps, spe-
cial at 25c, SOC, 75c, ST.
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$3.50
$500
$4.O()

Entire sample line Of
an Eastern manufac-
turer of Children's Two
Piece Suits, ages 4 to IL,
all-wool cl1eviofs, cassI-
meres and worsteds, at
$3.50, So and 81; worth
at least 40 per cent.
more than these prices.
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SIS and $r6.so.


We have had phenomenal sale
of Millinery the past week, it cx-
ceeding our most sanguine expec-
tations The reason for this I'M
usual rush will be quickly seen by
every woman who visits this de-
partment
The Trimmed Hats shown are
stylish and beautiful
The prices arc lower than ever
before.
Don't buy anything in the way
of Millinery until you have seen
this stock.
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Four and Eight Button White
Chamois Gloves at 81 pair.
Five-Hook Dressed Kid Gloves,
best value in the city, at 81
pair.
-Four Button Kid Gloves, White
and Cream, Black Stitched, at
$I.so pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
CASES SET FOR TRIAL.

IN the superior court yesterday cases
we're set fer trial as follows:
Judge Osborn.
Ralph 5. Hopkins vs.. L. y. Nackay ct
a-April -.
John Collins VS. the Pos.-lntelligencer-
Nay ..
Judge Iiumes.
State vs. William Francis, petit lar
tay-Aprii -
sa,e VS.. Frank Ciinefelter. burglary
Assil e.
State rs. Richard Bennett, burglary
April -
cameron W. Andrews-Anrl -.
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Enormous Values
I'm Cotton Fabrics.


Only by purchasing direct from
the mills and in large quantities is
it possible for such great special
prices to be placed upon Cotton
Fabrics On goods of this class
our prices are by far the lowest in
the Northwest.
Shifting Prints, light colors in
very desirable patterns, special at
&c a yard.
Dress Prints in all the standard
makes, indigo blue and turkey red,
fast colors, special at
Sc a yard.
Amoskeag Apron Check and
Dress Pattern Ginghams, spe-
cial at
Sc a yard.
Anderson's Scotch Ginghams, in
all the choice colors, reduced from
25c to zoe a yard.
Dress Sateens, dark colors, worth
Ia1ac, special at
8 l-3c a yard.
Dress Sateens, good styles, regu-
lar I5c quality, at
/ 10c a yard.
Dress Sateens, very best II axes,
colors and designs, equal to French
goods, good values at a5c, our price
I625ca yard.
Drap de Vienne Crepons, in all
the newest colorings, special at I5c
a yard.
Apron Lawns, 40 inches wide,
regular 2oc quality, at I715c a
yard.
Finer grade of Apron Lawns, full
width, elegant quality, well worth
25c, special at r5c yard.
Outing Flanne.s, beautiful pat
terms, same quality usually sold at
815c, at sc yard.
Full yard wide Unbleached
Muslin, heavy weight, regular value
&c, at sc a yard.
Full yard wide Bleached Mus
lin, good quality, at sc yard.
,6-in Lonsdalc and Fruit OF the
Loom Muslin at &c yard.
Full size Homegrown White Bed
spreads, our best quality, beautiful
patterns, at $I.a5 each.
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Art Goods at
Special Prices.

Stamped Linen Doylies, SC, &c,
Ioc each.
Stamped Linen Center Pieces,
35c, soc each.
Stamped Linen Tray Cloths,
Ioc, soc each.
Denim Cushion Squares, asc
each.
Denim Table Squares, soc each.
Stamped Handkerchief and
Glove Cases, r5c.
New line Honiton Lace Work.
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Trhe Building OF the Canal Assured
BY everybody saving money 20 pay their
subscriptions and have all they want
10 read In buying three novels foi
5 cents at the Puget Sound News Com
pany. corner Second and Cherry.
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$7.755


Mems All-Wool Spring
Suits, i'm tfree-button
getaways, made i'm best
style, In clay worsteds,
cheviots and vicuna. at
SITS per suit.
Worth double this
price.
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New Silk Waists.
A remarkably handsome line of
new Silk Waists now on sale at
special prices,
$2.oS, S4.75, SIS.
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Special Value Fabrics.
New Brocaded Nuns Yelling, in
evening shades, special bargain at
15c a yard.
s4-inch All Wool Checks and
Fancy Mixtures, special bargains at
25c a yard.
,7-inch All Wool Plaids, latest
style colorings, special bargains at
Csc a yard.
4o-inch All Wool Fancy Plaid
Suitings, very handsome effects,
special bargains at
45c a yard.
Remarkable values in All Wool
Checks and Fancy Mixtures, at
Csc, 75c and
ST a yard.
Latest effects and special values
in French Plaids and Silk and
Wool Mixtures al
$l.25 a yard.
Latest Imported Novelties in
Crepon Pattern Suits at Sis,
S22. 50 and
SIS each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

For Rent store.
Store In Hotel Butler for rent by May 1.
Apply room 80
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Specials i'm
Tailor-rlade Suits.

Very Stylish Tailor
Made Suit, All
Wool Serge, lined
skirt, special at
Handsome All Wool |
Diagonal Serge Tai
lor Made Suits,
lined skirt, special
at
New Eton Tailor |
Made Suits with
wide Sailor Collar
and plated back, |
latest novelty, at ]
SIs and ST.
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Special Sale of Rem.
nants at Half Price.

The great business in our Dress
Goods Department has made a
very large lot of remnants and
short lengths in all classes Of TAB
RIGS. Tomorrow we will place all
these remnants, embracing the very
latest style fabrics, many in very
desirable lengths az exactly
One-Half of Usual
Remnant Prices.
Remnants that were soc, now
a5c.
Remnants that were 81, now
soc.
Remnants that were $I.a5, now
6aAc.
Remnants that were SI.so, now
7sc.
Remnants that were So, now 81.
Remnants that were So. so, now
SI.a5.
Remnants that we're SIS, now
$3.50.
Remnants that were S.. 50, now
sI.7s.
Remnants that were S., now S..
Remnants that were ST. SO. now
$2.ss.
Remnants that were IS, now
sa.so
Remnants that were Sc, now S..
Remember this includes several
hundred remnants in all classes
of goods and that the prices are
cut right in two.