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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
A POLISH POOH nanI nEcAMps.
Leaving $4,000 Worth of y.inbiIities
and AnNi0ms COnlnnlriots RehInd.

Baltimore. Dec. 12.-George w. We'll
Zant, Il leader OF the Polish element OF
baltimore. and one of the best known
men III the eastern section OF the city,
Is reported missing. and rumor has 1t
| that he has left for good because OF
| financial embarrassnicnts.
WelZant was interested In great
many things. He was quite Demo-
cratic politicians was editor and pro-
prietor of the Polonin, a Polish news
paper; president OF the New Warsaw
Land Companyi proprietor of large
cannery on the new town site; presi-
dent OF large building association;
president of the board of trustees of
the Holy Rosary Church. and in ad-
dition, conducted a banking and money
changing business.
His liabilities are roughly estimated
at 100000 II is believed that he lost
the money in his many new ventures.
y warrant is said to be out for Well
2ant for converting to his own use
monies belonging to others.
AS banker, Welzant is said to have
received sums agsregating large
amount. He was also engaged in
patrons TO their relatives in Poland.
but II Is rumored that several large
sums which he was given to send to
Poland have not yet reached their des-
tinations.
This morning the Rev. Nee Barbao 81
pt'ato' VI 'he iioiy iNoSdrS CnurCh sued
out writ OF attachment in the CITY
Court against Welzant for S7b0, which
he claims he loaned him, and which hns
not yet been repaid. number OF
breweries also have attachments sued
out and deputy sheriffs seized the sn.
loon and closed 1t UP. A large mum.
Der of other claims have been filed
and there are ! s.tiH more. WeIzan,
owns the three houses he occupies
with his various enterprises. They are
COL. COB. and 605 south Bond street
They are mortgaged for over $4,000.
Welzart disappeared a,bous two
weeks ago. saying he was going tc
New York to sell his newspaper pron.
erty. a few days later he was seen
in Lancaster Pa 7-7si. .7'T','
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0,hcr Washington Notes.

Washington. d. c., Dec. 12-Mem-
bers of Congress who are interested i'm
the Venezuelan boundary dispute with
Great Britain say this morning that
President Crcspo will be guided In
making reply to Lord Salisbury by the
suggestions of this Government Lord
Salishury's note. 1t has been reported.
asked the payment of s6O. 900 as a com
pensat!on for the arrest of the British
colonial officers a year ago. an episode
which has passed into history as the
'Uruan incident" That President
Crespo will refuse to pay this indemnity
Is certain. That he will be so advised
by the Secretary olncy. Is equally GER
tain. 1t is said to-day that his reply In
substance will show the arrest of Ser
geant Barnes and his associates, to
have been an outgrowth Of the bo,in-
Diary question which must be settled
before any Of its Incidental features
can he considered. Such reply il Is
asserted. would force Great Britain to
meet the issue without further cquivo-
ca ION or delay.
Some Of ihc members of the House
insist that Secretary olnev has notified
president Cleveland that his absense
from Washington at this time is maxi
ing him the subject Of unfavorablc cri-
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Hurricane nj 81. plcrrc, Miquclon.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Dec IA dis
patch received from ST. Pierre says
that hurricane OF great violence pre-
vailed there to-day doing tremendous
damage to shipping, and that the
schooncrs Mable r. Bennett, Hattie ID.
Linncll. S. u. Willard. and Jennie
Scayerns. belonging to this port and
engaged In the frozen herring fishery.
were driven ashore and We're a total
loss.
Also that the French cable steamer
Ponyer Quertier was blown ashore and
wrecked.
The vessels were among the finest
sailing from this port and the loss
is severe one. The crews of all were
saved with much difficulty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Iirncnlous Escape rrom pestruc.iou

Toledo, O.. Dec. 12.-An electric car
containing four passengers. had n
marvellous escape this forenoon IN this
city from destruction by locomotive
and where death seemed inevitable 10
q half dozen souls on the car. only
one was seriously hurt. The car
was crossing the tracks at Western ave-
nue., of the Glover Leaf railroad, when
a light engine came along at a high
rate of speed. What followed astound-
ed the few eye-witnesses of the affair
The engine lifted the car bodily from
the rails and carried II fully 100 feet
away before coming to stop The
motor was badly damaged. Miss EN-
ma CARING had her back hurt and
Conductor Manson was cut about the
head
August Meyers jumped through one
of the street car windows and was
horribly cut up He bled profusely
and is the most seriously injured. The
other persons In the car escaped nju-
rY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
coUNTERrEIrEns ARREsrED.
Russian NihiIisas as Well AS Counter
fcitcrs Their Arrest Causes a Riot.

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. IA gang of
clever counterfeiters have been run
down here by the United States nu-
thorities Two of them, Goodman AID
Jose Balkelis, had Il hearing before
United States Commissioner McCanG-
liss to-day and were each held In the
sum of $1,000 bail for court. Thomas
Juscovissi and Joseph Ludanovitz, who
arrest and Will have q hearing to-mor-
row. Goodman and Balkelis had work
ed lot of the counterfeit money of
before they were arrested. At the
boarding house of JuscovitZ the author
tiles found as fine an outfit for maxi
ing bad money as has ever been cap
tured ON Il table was a complete elec-
troplating apparatus. consisting of ,.cH-
eraI battery jars, solution tars for
holding copper and nitrate Of silver So
luton. jars holding material for use.
piles of broken molds. about 500 in
number. about fifty sets of moulding
blocks. ladies. metal and all the neccs-
shry tools for carrying on their " Jrlx.
In the vallses of the men were toGnd
hooks describing the manner Of con-
ducting the electro plating business and
many notes OF use in the business The
notes consisted chiefly of formulas for
mixing metals, etc. Besides these there
were great quantity of literature,
which seemed to indicHtn that they arc
Russian rihilists in addition to beng
countcrfeitcrs.
Letters found on the men indicate
they are members of the same san,:
tried and convicted in Judge Butlcr's
branch of the United States Court in
PHILADELPHIA last Friday. When the
verdict In that case was announced
about zoo Polish sympathizers of the
victims who were In the court-h~..-
started riot. which was suppressed
with great difficulty.
In valise owned by Ludanovitz was
found 2S2 counterfeit silver dollars and
13I bad halves. The coins were excel
lent liEnnesscs and would deceive any
one. When arrested the men were 1le-
pairing for flight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Sigma AIpha Epsilon Fraternity al
Atlanta.

Atlanta, Dec. 12.-December 2Sth IS
the day set apart for Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity at the Exposition,
and about sixty colleges and universi-
ties will be represented. including Har-
ward Cornell. University of Pennsyl-
vania, University of California Uni
versity of Texas, University OF Virginia.
University of Georgia and Vanderbilt
University. There will be n three days
session of the college fraternity. clos
Ing with q grand banquet at the kim
ball House on the 28th.
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reception at Girls nome.

The birthday party at the s4irIa'
many persons attending and briHginS
packages of good things. Il Many pens
nies We're realized from the birtfaay
feature and an enjoyable evening asH
spent while partaking of the sTefrs3ET
ments which were offered sass5sSl s5g5SsSl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Mrs. Malcom Guy Burnt to Den,n.

i.ynchburg, Va, Dec. 12.-Mrs. NAL
colin Guy met a horrible death by fire
in this city to-day. Her dress caught
fire and before IL could be extinguishcd
she had received terrible burns over
the entire surface of her body. The
accident occurred on the first anniver-
sary of her marriage.
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A Goodly sum Reniisets !.

The committee having the charg t1s
Carnival of Trade, recently held ht e ttfiss
Armory, met last night and inquired Nf,
the building fund of the First 8spEfSs
Church. 1t was found that nearly SSasS
had been realized on the enterprise.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
A Dcstructiye Firc

Winston, N. c., Dec. The foySn
of Dobson. capital of Surry count tys
morning. A block of buildings3 3ysfaa
burned, and it was only througl iii EEs
heroic efforts of the citizens that Me-
Hotel Norman was, saved. The AtosSaa'
are not known, neither is the ori giHI
Of the fire. No insurance cnf anySSfE
the property. 81 yi sSSjsS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
The Kansas Medical College nurkism

Topeka Kan, Dec. 12-There is still
great excitement here over the finding
OF the body OF Mrs. Lilis at the Kansas
Medical College, but there is no further
danger of a riotous attack on the COL
legc EX-Chief Justice Horton. one of
the trustees of the college, this morn
ing served notice on the faculty that if
they do not clear up the entire affair
he Will summarily withdraw from the
hoard and institute prosecution for
the entire body. At noon to-day il was
announced that the mystery as to how
the body of Mrs. Lillis was obtained
Will be ventilated and that steps will be
taken to send the guilty parties to
jail within twenty-four hours This as
surance has had n auicting effect Moth
ing since the legislative war Of three
wears ago has so excited the people OF
| Topeka. Battery "B" was on the
ground with guns until daylight this
morning and strong police force is
still watching the college property. The
militia from Lawrence did not come
Their orders We're countermanded Just
as they were about to take a special
train for Topeka.
There Is considerable feeling against
GOV. Morrill, for calling out the militia
The members of the y. o. II. w. went
promptly to their homes at the adjourn
ment of the lodges and 1t is claimed
that the police would have been able
to cope with the crowd about the build
ing. Gov. Morrill claims he was JUS
tilted In his action.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
Notes and I'crsenaIs.

Mr.. Henry S. Welcome, London
merchant, has purchased the beautI-
full picture Of Pocahontas. which adorn-
ed the Woman's building at the Worlds
tair, and will present It to the United
States. Senator John w. Daniel will
represent Mr.. Welcome In the presen-
tatlon of the portrait, which will be
placed in the new Congressional LII
brary.
wedding of Mr.. Edward w. Barrett,
the talented correspondent of the At
lanta Constitution, to Miss jamie Suth-
erlin Smith. at Danvilie. Va, on the
18th of this month. A number of the
attend the marriage from this city.
H. l., W.
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Auction orJohnscn,a ! stooIt. h ;lII

Yesterday the stock OF furniture Sayfg
carpets of B. A. Johnson, deceased, ,5fil
the three stores, 153 Church street.
sold at auction as a whole to IsAtf lie Jfa
estate. The magnificent $ new ssnS5ss
more than $4,000. was bought s5,SH
Lash S Willis for Sic. 900, less Stli ans
its actual cost. They Will close a$$
retail, beginning this morni tfss aatS
great Strengthening will be done
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
s1ortuary Report.

The report Of DIR. Charles r. Vance,
Register of Vital Statistics, for the
month of November shows the num-
IL, exclusive Of stiilborn. or these 26
We're white and 45 colored During the
same time there We're 65 births.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
THE BAT TLEsHIPTl:E i
Exceeded Required Speed Ii ashaklng Down
Run OF Fifty Miles In Strong Wind Y;
MAGNIFICEA1LY Bellies HER iDECRIE ERs.'
Eighteen and Hix.Tcnths IL nots fn ~
Norther-Rode as sfoady3 az /! ssf
House--aher Engines worked YveiIs
1913 revolutions BcinE Obtninea7si
The requiremcnfs Exceeded. 52sISfas IS59;

New York, Dec. 1.-THE new secofidsS
class battleship Texas, which went to-
sea again early this mornlng5retlirnedS
10 her anchorage off Tompklnsville. 81
l., Tonight. ~ strong norther WAS
blowing, and as the tide was setting
Out no Doatman could be found sFy hog
would risk going to her. a Junior offf4A
GER who came ashore in u launch for;
lhe ships mail. said that the run toa
sea had only been a second shaking
down" preliminary to her official trial
or her engines at sea- s' AZ ~ ssssN..sssI
Later In the evening Engineers Cote
man and Wilson and Draughtarnan5
Meller, Of the Richmond Locomotives
and Machine Works, where the en-
stnes of the Texas were built, alsoS
to talk. ma s b e Sssfsssf
1t had meanwhile been learned 4 In
u vague way that the Texas he'd been
speccded fifty miles off shore to theg
southeast. There was n strong wind q
but the sea was not very high. The
Texas rode as steady as o. house. Her
engines 80 worked we'll, and twas said;
that 133 revolutions were obtained,gS
giving IL maximum speed of 1876. The
estimates under the required horse.
power are II knots. ~ sS5,,ss} iSsSSlJsi
Mr.. Coleman admitted that the III ~.
ures lS.6 knots were correct but the
time for which this had been mafntain-i
cd he could not say. tSssss t5Sssssss
From another source 1t was Iearnedi
that ia knots were the average at
tnined. n \, A fSsS5
The revolutions, according Il to the
same authority, were less than I1S3, hut
the horse power had not vet I. been
Inquired out. 1t was believed, hoWeYerss
that the requirements Of q four hour
run had been exceeded e Ny sSya q
p. 1t Is believed that the Texas viii go
to sea again on Tuesday next " tblit::
whether this Will be the official triaF
OF not could not be ascert aine
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13

tect. l music teacher, l owner Of oil
wells, miners, 3 insurance agents.
theatre manager. manufacturer of ice,
civil engineers, 8 lumbermen. . own
ers OF stone quulTies, 2 real estate
agents, pharmacist and 1 steamboat
on nj n In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13
SPECIAL pRIcEs co.NTrsHE
This Week on Dress Goodse NsWSgaS
day Goods ] 5,Ist o pen q II.
All-wool dress goods. worth

All-wool dress goods. wort b s0c
Csc. 4. y a t.g KS s.!ss
Many novelties at hal price
Fancy weaves. worth &c.,
37hc. sSfs 33i i?A, SO
Black. blue and brown, Spou ~
boucls dress goods, from 90 q u " tsSH
open our Holida Gadste
week. 3s5s I! i, r. .s AZ. s sAtINLsIsHE
Newest Discovery =, FIX /. flsSSi
pain. NJ. =. p. RpoHas. 11nnes sS
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The "BIoekade Kings, Dies In OBJ
5,aa. security! 81 y

. . {
New York. Dec. 12.-The Herald ssavas
this morning: ssEF
Two men were the only mournerssAEa
Woodlawn Cemetery yesterday mt is3e
funeral services over the body Of aA1AESSs
ander Collie, n man who. q few Syeai{8S
ago, was known in every li,iropssd iisSs
capital In the civil war he wa 5 o. noted
blockade runner ana established III ~,
ters at Wilmington, N. CT Under I'll Ssl
guns of Fort Fisher this tBIorKa de3
King" carried on a thriving trade liz
the contraband articles OF war and Se34S
ported the cotton of the SoutiiatsIfigs
house which he established ut 5WilmifleTS
ton was nm abode of LUXURY and slaSisS2lss
hospitality. There the leaders, Epf he
sci together. "a ssg9ff{s FsS.i s5s;Ss
Collie. who at one time could shaVa
drawn his check for millions of dbl s
lars, died ON November 15th. almo ST detisS;
tttute, and his funeral eXpensas pser rgs
paid by son of an old friend. d There RE
no name on the coffin plate forS ha
died under the assumed name OF Geo.
McNeill." 4 e
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13

There are 23S lawyers In Congress,
al l.tlm,-i :. "a cullors, ~ manufacturers,
! railroad manager. . steamboat own
-" - too org n',d c",,n--N n~orc~~o-.
70 bankers, 23 merchants, 1 house build
ef, . 'SiVfBSinen. VINO say ti.y are ''r.y-
gagged In business" 8 doctors, 1 archi-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-13

ticism. and II is predicted that he Will
return to the Capital to-day. II this
prediction prove true, there is no rea-
son to doubt thut the correspondence
between the United States and Great
britain, having reference to the atti-
tude of this country. on the Monroe doc
trinc will be sent to Congress within
few days. Should 1t not he so sent
resolution calling for It Will be intro
duced and doubtless will be passed at
The sun., 1895-05-05
woMEN's cApEs

fyou Judge by the prices, you'd
very likely say, "No." But let tho
Capes talk-get near enough to see
them and to let them whisper to
you. Not ten days ago even We
would have made the prices more
than twice what they are now.
Double Capes. three shades of tan Covert
IS.
Imported Capes, fine black cloth, slaborately
braided on collar and all over; 1915, for
nerly $3.50.
Capes. fine ali wool cloth, scalloped edge par
forated and elaborately braided. e3.7Bi the
S7. so kind.
broidered with large silk design in corners
and on collar. es.a8; the $500 Kind.
Capes, hne cloth. very handsomely braided:
kind.
Double Capes, fine all wool Clay Serge,
stitched with rows Of Silk, %.
Second Floor. Rroudwav
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WoMEN's OUTING SUITS

For shore or mountain or mead
ow; with all the dainty touches of
made to measure garments and with
none of the extravagancies.
Blazer suits, hne serge, Jacket lined with silk,
extra large skirt. in black or blue; e1s.
sk. skirt lined with percaline, black or
blue; 4l4
Eton suits; fancy weaves of dark cloth, skirt
n3sa with psrcalins and Jacket lined with
Blazer suits, hne blue serge. Jacket silk lined,
csairt lined with psrceline; 1880,
skirt; Gil.
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100000 OF SILKS

To make quick money OF.
Pick of the market. pick OF our
own stock.
But that doesn't save prices.
We never try to save prices-we
try to jam them down. The more
the makers and importers help US
to do it, the better we like it-so
much better for you-let us sell
you so m uch more, too.
These silks can't go in day, not
in many days. But the ones you'd
choose may be the first to go.
Bright and early on Monday is the
safe time to come for them.
$500 yds. "a in. White Habutai Silk.
l40O yds. crinkled all silk Crepon, white.
cream and II evening shades. A6 an and 90, 500
ers. therefore no moro than 25 yards TO one
customer
100 pieces black Jap. white Jap, printed Jap.
and plain colored Jap Silks-navy. brown.
and all the leading evening shades. Width
81 in. Never before under IS and 600.
80 pieces printed Plisse Duchess in all street
IS piooes " ip. gaunered Haeutai Silks in
You would count either Of them bargain at
75C
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cRocER RIEs.

Are there stocks to be laid for
the yachting cruise or the camp or
the cottage season, or for any time,
anywhere when you will be out of
reach of the city? You can take
the comfort, the luxury, of a met
ropolitan table into the very heart
of the wilderness if you care to.
Our guarantee is behind everything
we sell.
Groceries are delivered free with
in 100 miles of New York.
Stewing Prunes, best quality, large fruit, only
about about. 80 to The pound: p directions for pre-.
days only 17c lb carton.
Hnllowee Dates. best quality. whole 1 lb.
Esy june ssd Gy Pss Sess S quality small
last packing. full cans, three days only. 12o
Tea, choice quality. mixed, Oolong or English
Breakfast. 300 lb.; elsewhere 60c.
Sliced pineapgleS bes. quality syelsss and
rasSs rap iss cs ssfEs dos In
California White Cherries. tine quality. large.
heayy
halves. very heavy syrup, ESQ can. Sa.eA
The n,,,.n ,%BrownIes" ,ais Pickles. finest perfect
pint bottle: usually 45c.
Genuine French Sardines fine quality, packed
u pure olive oil. medium size ash, l3o can,
81 80 doz.
breakfast dellcacy-eatsn hot or cold. ITO
can.
Maine Sugar Corn (baby) extra fancy. creami-
est tenderest, sweetest corn packed, solid
back OF white kernels and cream, 16c can.
S1.12 ooz., &3.4O case of two doz.
New York State Cream Succotash. finest
quality, lima beans and finest corn properly
mixed, 1Ic can, 81 SO doZ.
Knox's Sparkling Calves Foot Gelatine, bril-
liant. sparkling. odorless, granulated Celia
tine. made in two minutes. Each package
makes two Quarts-sampes In department,
lie package. 6Ic half doz.. S1.25 doz.
Noae 4.
The sun., 1895-05-05

They're of course. But new,
choice quality, up to date Dress
Innings at such prices as these are
not of course-they're away out of
the common.
Printed Percalines. black blacks. for waists,
spring and summer weight. at l2xc.
Extra fine MOire Percaine. rustic finish,
black only, 100.
English Moreen skirting. all wool. black
only, 33c.
Perhaps 500 yds. real Haircloth, imported.
fine quality. at Acc.
Imported imitation Haircloth. like that which
made such stir last week, at 18c.
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Four random lots that hint of the
variety and cheapness of the store
full.
100 finest Austrian China Dinner Sets, ia
pieces. beautifully decorated, SI3.8B set;
regular see. 80.
Very fine blue Dwarf china Teacups and Sau-
GERS extra thin, 100; regular 3Oc.
Large variety of beautiful new shapes and
finely decorated After Dinner Cups and
Sapcers, 10e;, regularly 800 and Toe.
metal, richly chased, 100 each: worth zoe.
Raaanent
The sun., 1895-05-05
Broadway Side.
HAN DKERcHIEFs

"Well, the people of this town
must have influenza" A shrewd
handkerchief man was he-but
wrong. Our great sales-unprece-
dented-do not come from nose
wiping needs. Proper STYLES and
qualities at prices better than you
dream of are what do it.
Last lot of mems pure linen hemstitched hand
kerchefs, full size, loo each: only u to IL
buyer.
WoInen's fine quality handkcrchiefs, plain,
real hemstitched fine French finish honest
Irish Linen. 1ec each; 25o sort.
Women's pure linen real hemstitched hand
kerchcfs, right size, hand embroidered ini-
ta 1Oc. Embroidery alone would cost you
twice that! Only 12 to buyer.
Swiss Handk erchiefs. We do not claim that
they are as good as tho Irish. Swiss makers
know, what we think and knife the stuif:
On Monday about 300 doz. manu- acturers
samples. mostly colored embroidery and
scalloped, beautiful patterns, well made,
but, OF course, they are cotton roc EACH and
the value 25, soc, and 81, as YOU select.
u is a single solitary occasion for Swiss
Handkerchiefs.
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All ready to use. Generous, full
s,ze' liberal hems-really better
'han home work-and at about the
cost Of yard goods.
'sssss sseS from t4zes4 In to sozss In. 80 to SOC
rialaT asI Cases, 421se at 60, 4bxss In. and AK
AT AZ E nns hsmstiohsd sheets and pillow cases
tbs!ss bMusilns by the yard II you prefer. Notice
e'e 90 bieaehed muslins at DO.
sssrsh Avenue.
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Tenth Street Side.
WHITE GOODS

Swisses, Lawns and Dimities.
That clean white goods store of
ours is heart gladdener, so bright,
SO crowded with the right things.
Salespeople always on the jump
such values, such styles, such ex-
quisite beauties in the goods that
you won't let them be quiet.
On Monday. more of those 40 in. wide India
Linens. choicest quality. at lee yd., never
under 2oc. No more than piece to GUS
toner.
Dotted Swiss not the pin dots. not as close
as they might be. but close enough to be
pretty, lao yd. You will wonder why not
25c.
Belfast Dimities, choicest hair striped styles,
100 yd.: regularly ESQ.
New England Dimities. fine qualities, IOc
yd.
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Broadway Side.
DRESS TRIM MINcS

On Monday. an entirely new lot of those fine
cut jet Empire bands, galloons, gimps, pas
sementeries. at 25c yd. You cannot match
them under 5Oc. sometimes 81.
few still finer Jet Bands, including values
up to 81, At soc yd.
Jet collars. jet garnitures, Jet waist r'eres, all
finest quality mo room here for those duh
pressed beads), 81 each; would be $500
regularly.
Jet blcuses, so mora o! them. A full. fluffy,
beautiful trimming nothing so rich, simple
and cheap. ~. so each. Properly used Will
make your waist look like Queen's.
broadway Side.