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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

The Equitable Life Assurance soc;e.
ty has nearly twice as mnch snrnIns q
any other life INSURANCE comnanv 10
y. MYERS Alanauor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

Agents fer Stetson's special hata,
Goldman flofheimer, 100 Main strest
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

/ Anihs' chichcster's English Peanyroya Pills
IL % hnTaHi1: are the Best. sit- Reliable.
Chichester ch5niesahu Co., qI, sJipF'sf,
my li-su.w .fr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

A beautiful line OF Belt buckles ina
in. New patterns Chapman & Jake
man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

SHEAHF,AS bananas with Lemon
Jni e. cisieak. Pearl IIominy, Chicago Rolls
CiiI r1eR- Vermont Chicken Pie Mashel
r"tat g.; canned Corn. Lettuce aud Radishe
Iold Rolls, Apple Mnrmaade with Cream, Alnio nd
RER- Milk Toast Graham Bread AID
bu''er, Sliced Oranges and Cake, Tea
VERMONT CHICKEN PIE.
On snring chicken; one pound Of veal it'll bones:
ons.iou til pound salt pork Joint The chicken. cut
veal ana pork IN strips, boil veal bones an chicken
neck, icet ard gibleis 10 make pint of stock Slew
.he meals; season we'll line butercd sh with go ,d
paste; Lay III meat; add few force balls padc of
, pte.u crumbs and 'auSasc, seasoned with herbs Il
ngst u eeg ana nntier Flour these well. Cover
pie with paste. When done pour the stock throuvb
hole in the centre: 3D.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21
AcrceabIy >urpri..d.

81 had very severe cold on nv
lungs that caused much soreness and
gave me considerable uneasIness in re-.
&, I'd 10 the result" says MIR. Il, f.
Smith. of BllIerica, Mass. "a local
druggist called my attention to Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and on his
recommendation | gave the remedy IL
careful trial. The result surprised me !;
l recovered entirely in three days.'
% and so cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
Remarkable Cure az iehcmmntism.
From the Groton Connecticut Reviow
David Lewis. who has been afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, is out again
and all due to one of the medicines
advertised III our columns. After try
Ing verythiug possible. lie used Cham.
berlain's Pain Bulm, which has relieved
him of all pain, from which he was
constant sufferer and promises TO make
him tit for duty soon. We know David
has been o great sufferer and are glad
to see him around again. For sale by
all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GoUND--A gold PENDANT clo.s snd circle. with
= name am. Anna larkim. Zcyciy,' and ''ln'arna.
SION Missionary Society" engraved thereon Owner
gan secure by Hing nj NiIgnian Office and prov
tpg property. m,oiit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

For electric fans and ventilating fans
OF all kinds, address X. II. CobO, No.
% Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

MONEY TO LOAN $1,000 on Norfolk CITY
r. nMAi Estate Al six per cent. One g. five years
gum u. MhlIEllEAO y. lseal Estaic Krnker mrlI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

There are lots of negigeo shirts,
but we think We have found the best.
1t will cost you nothing to look.
Nichols Wallace, 100 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

AKE OPPORTUNITY TO I.EASE.-The spleu.
- MA warehouse No. Is aud 50 Water street, now
LosS,s' On given January /, 1896 possibly sooner,
APPLY TO D. LOWENBEEG, Columbia building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

IF FOUR RACE ACZTUS.
Or you are Al worn out, really good for moth,
ingiit Is general debility. Try
BRCWES IRON BITTERS.
HWM cureyou, cleanse your liver and givs
good appetite
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21
The Virginian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-KEEPERS 4!
Bill of Fare
-FoR-
TO = MORROW,
WEDNESDAY, WAY 2nU.
lCoPYRtGiIr

iCoPfRiGfTi
II Is right to he Contentcd with what VIZ II
but never with what we are.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

t,oARl-Three gentlemen can get one large
- vel furnished room Sc. oud floor in central
I.'i 81 the city, with board for siG per month
"a II 10y addressing BOARD, box C., City Post
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w A NTED.

WANTED-A position by all expert stenoyl aoher
W with a good knowledge OF book eepi,y and
-FOUR years experience, for eithsr half day OF full
apl9-3t+ "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

VANTED. = Special Advertising Canyas.ors
familiar with premium merchantilc trade;
money maker OF 1894. Also clever general canvas
Gers on greatest seller of the day. STANLEY.
BRADLEY. f. lG ST.. New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21
FOR RENT

1'nE EENT--A House ana Yard sitnai ed n, Fast
2 River, near Hicks Wharf Mathews COUNTY Va
lie house con ans ~ large, airy rooms. with
S!enty OF shne e and good bathing shore Terms
Cheap. For farther inioTn a ion write 10 4 II
soSrEl iohanuon T. %, Mathews Co, IL.
,trIsD ,rl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

tNANIkD--A hri t-class colcr.d cock: settled: up-
1erstands marking. Apply 81 Church street
" f.p
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

w ANTED-Lady agents throughout Virginia 10
~ handle an article That sells on its nerit Al.
6Iess 81 Fifth avenue :. l., Roa- nokc. Va. oc20
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

A GENTS WANTED. OK Statesmen DESIRING;
n sid lin" to take orders by sample: stable eel.
ger easily carried. We Ray expenses ann sala,y o,
<om'ni.son aud furnish sample on application.
Hodress Lock Box l25, New York city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-21

NVAN rED-Good canyassers on palcuted article.
~ LIBERAL paw aud exclusive territory. If you
ere wolk call before IL H. IN. 9s Main street
shhu moor, a yle-3t
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FOX SAI.i.

4 LICENSED SALOON, with Pool and Billiard
~ lahlc' Tor sale. Good location; cause Tor sell
bng, nj health. Address a. H. this Office myiS-tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06
COMING EVENTS.

The W < g A or Laona VIII hold It's
first anniversary November l.
The = r q club vii give poverty
n.vf, II the residence 81 Mr and Mrs
J " Frink. on Rainier street, Tuesday
evening.
The ladies' ~ the Unitarian church have
completed arrangements for producing ths
x errnis'' at the ArmoTy hall December
- ard %
The marriage az Miss Mabel Fiikfns.
eldest daughter ~ Dr. John " Filkins, the
s-e{l- known banker. and Mr. Charles Will
ron. ~ Aianea polls, viii take place Octo-
Der -.
The PARTY which Mrs. p Hainss
rlsr.ued soma time ago for her son Bur-
ton. ard which was postponed on account
of his serious illness. @,ll 30 given Friday
evening.
The Olympus ChaWauqua Circle VIII
hold its fret regular meeting Tuesday ev-
Pioneer building. All members are Fe-
quesfed 70 be present
Tho engagement of zfr. Charles n.
%obie 70 Mss WOodra1. OF Portland. -
announced MF Noble - 9ell known n
society circles here ard Afsa Woodruff .
one q portiands popular young ladies.
Mai James r. HAYDEN vii leave Octa-
her 81 for washington 1Ly tn attend this
biennial saEelqn of the supreme council ~
the Ancient and Accepted scottish RITES
Of Free Masonry over the SOUTHERN turfs-
is an active member. bring Inspector gen-
eral % that rite for Washington, Iaaho
and AIaska Bie VIII also attend fn9 com
yasar1erv-Efl-e hief - the military order ~
the oval Legion. Wntch nQ4as Ifs annual
session OctoDer = II Washington City.
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prRsoxAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Gov. John II. McGraw went 70 spokane
Thursday.
Ms. 4. : Gibbs IS visiting her parents
in Portland.
Mrs p <eis.left wednesday for visit
Of three months ~ Boston
Mr. and Mrs r W. Hsnkey have gone
70 Spokane for 4 few days visit.
NJ X. e Faegre let Friday for visit
az several weeks 10 Minneapolis
Nr ! J Bogarius has returned from
his recent visit 70 Juneau, Alaska.
Mss Fara Becker has left 70 attend fhe
state normal school az Litchfel7 Mimi
Nf-s : = Hunt has several guests
from Tacoma 70 spend TIE DAY at Farro@
The Misses johnson sailed yesterday for
Vfetoria. where they viii spend Few
days
Mrs n BaFley and Mfs. Z. $ Ack@r-
son are spending week az ths h9t
springs.
Mrs Frederick Bausnap ard her daggh-
-er all shortly visit her old home az YAK
land, Cal
an. agrs wilson. Of spokane. were II the
cay Tuesday.
Mrs. Gamma Poncin and her son. Nr.
Gland P0ucn. have taken rooms al the
NictCFia hotel
M and Mrs A g. Patterson. - Ever
ett. we're n the city last Sunday on Their
wee ding journey.
a4s,ca. hag returned from visit 70 his OLD
home IL virginia
Miss Carrie Dempsey has returned from
4 visit % three months 10 friends and
relatives IN California
wr ard wr@ Fdxar1 = Friend gave a
pleasant gachtlns party on fhs AsSie last
Sgn1ay. leaving the 4oot o. In.oa slsees
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Mrs Up. sweenev's Surprise.

4 number OF Mrs. J. p. Sweeney's East
ern friends residing in the city took pos
session Of her home. corner Of Fourth and
Battery streets. Wednesday evening. and
covertly arranged the interior for the pur-
pose OF Offering Mrs. Sweeney a surprise.
Dr. Sweeney having been let into the Sc
cret, contrived 20 have his wife absent by
EXPRESSING a special desire 10 accompany
her 70 the harvest festival. On their re-
turn home Mrs. Sweeney was surprised -
find her home filled with a bright and
merry party OF guests. the interior bril-
ianflv lighted and beautifully decorated.
and the dining room arranged for ban
quer Recovering from the surprise Of the
moment, Mrs Sweeney gracefully accept
ed the situation. and gave herself over 20
the enjoyment Of the evening. The hum
OF conversation was tnterspersed from time
- time with music. dancing and refresh
rr.ents. and it was late before the guests
brought their surprise party 10 a close.
Among those present were. Mr.. and Mrs.
r W Hughes. Mrs. John II. Bragdon,
Miss Nse Brag50n. Miss Z. Morrison. Mr..
ana Mrs. c. r. Dyer. M. Hocklsnd, Mr.
ana Mrs. Adolf Brand. Mr.. Joseph Hughes.
Miss Grace Clancy. Mrs. Mary Loug. M
and Airs. J. O'Brlen. Mr.. NJ. i. Dunno and
Or. and Mrs ]. 2. Sweeney.
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" FDDING~.
Thicker McNuIien. stone McNuIlen.

Thicker NcNullen. stone McNullen.
\ double wedding was solemnized AT As
bury Methodist Episcopal church. in Ere
mont. Thursday evening AZ O'Clock. oy
which Mr.. Orviie A. Tucker and Miss
T.7rna N NcNuIlcn. and Mr.. Corl4ss J..
stone and Mss Dora a. Mullen were
united in the holy bonds ~ matr.n1ony.
The interior OF the pretty little church vas
beautiful with flowers interviewer with
Ivy. the chancel rail and choir loft being
banked with santhemurns or many
varieties The church was filled % over
flowing with the friends % both couples
A. o'clock. ana few minutes after were
heard the strains OF the wedding march
from WaEner's Lchengrin. as the bridal
Marty moved up the center aisle preceded
hv .ra usherz Mr. Albert B1atz
a7d 1'r Joseph Parker. TIE reia-
r.ve-s we're seated al the TlEat
ara ieF. while che hr 1al couples
took their places within ne chAaeei oe-
meath large ben q white roses and
chrysan,aemums- Rev. T. 2. MaMullen.
father ~ the hrIdes. pronounced 10 mar
rage ceremony ass Eted Ey LT 7 = ForI.
A. rne conclusion % their marriage vows,
2Fsn1eissahu-s wedding march was FfafHI
and the happy couples wirh tne}r iif'iaeas-
ate friends ara relatives we're driven %
-, ana Mrs afrst1llels Green Lake
home. where an elaborate dinner vas
sa-esd after wh.ca the Two couples lett
fo~ E2-l,.zh C8larn bla. The brides were
4resses in white Freach serge. trimmed
y~t,t, ~sal lace They wore bride roses and
Ca~rss6 BOUQUETS u the Same
T'Fe decorations At rhe house were eN-
rgsSste. he.nE under the SUPERVISION OF
So = 4 ksIsozrre, while those a. ne
,-e,,rg-,7 we're under the direction q ne
T.a.ias' Aid Society. Eacn couple received
~l,rsarous and beautiful presents -
hrsses are me eldest daughters y NJ ard
grS MrsfuIlea. ard are yoGng ladies' u
may aoco1a plzza.eais. Mr. =. a Tuck
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snrnrl-e 10 Mr.. N-e-ler.

a few or the friends OF Mrs. Minnie @.
Yesler gave her pleasant surprise At her
elegant home Tuesday evening in honor
OF her birthday. peft hands had prepared
ali possible kinds OF floral decorations. and
the handsome and stately rooms Of the
house never showed 10 better advantage.
Besides the couge1lal rallies q Conversa-
ton. music and dancing furnished pleas
ant entertainment. An excellent strlageG
orchestra had been engaged for the even
irg. bat the guests were not bv any means
dependent on the professionals for their
musical programme. for Mr.. Charles Low
man. ar EversOls. Hiss Hicks and Ar.
Ju15ch gave Some choice selections. 4
uIeaS4~t literary touch was added when
Mrs Yesler and her Gttle sister. Miss Ed
ma Garle. were prevailed upon 20 give sew
e~sI Rotations. At Il o'clock abundant
refreshments were served ire 70 bic being
a~9~orrtately decorated wlth floral pieces.
These present were. SIR. ard Mrs H.
Stnus0r MI and Mrs l.. Mayer Mr.. and
Af~s. J. u eagle. Mrs. Robert Russell Mr..
and Mrs. y Barney. Mss Russell Miss
Tsss1r. Miss Jessie Hicks Miss eagle,
Hfsss Edna eagle II. Wrestling. Mr..
C;earSe bancroft. Mr. Emmett Russell. Mr.
Charles I.owman. SIR. EveTsole and NJ.
F4s4rr-tz .7e.Ifgtf.
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Miss Mamie stetson,s Party.

4 peasant surprise party was that given
Tuesday evening 10 Miss Mamie Stetson
at her home, 201e Ninth street She has
Just returned with her father Capt w
f. Stetson, from "A trip TO Africa. The
party was given by her old high school
friends. a number Of whom assembled
tuesday evening, and spent few hours
Pleasantly in talking over old times and in
the usual social amusements. Refresh
ments were served. and a. II 80 o'clock The
party dispersed. Those present were: The
Misses Wilson, the Misses Newman. Miss
Merkeley, Miss Edna Lane, Miss Nicho.-
son, Miss Lillian Gushing. Of Oakland.
Cal; Miss Alice McPheters, Miss Ger
trude WinSor. Mss Carrie l.. Cove, Of Port
Gamble; Mr.. o. Woods. Mr.. H. Winsor,
Mr.. B. Stevens. Mr.. Clair Ward Mr.
Waldo Smoke. Mr.. Charles Dignan. Mr.. A.
Crawford. Mr.. ". Akin, Mr. l. Rockwell
and Mr.. c Lane
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Baldwin-Smith.

A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dencs of Mrs. Elizabeth y. Smith. 9ls
Seventh street. Saturday. September q.
when her daughter. DR.. Belle ~. Smith.
was married 10 Mr.. Albert David Baldwin.
OF Chicago The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. III. c. Temple. pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational church. who
used the beautiful ceremony of the two
rings. The bride looked particularly
charming in a costume of duchesse satin.
Miss Mary Hunt. of Michigan. was brides
maid. Mr.. and Mrs, Baldwin left the same
afternoon over the Great Northern for
Chicago, which will be their home. Mr..
Baldwin is one of the attorneys for the
Union stock yards I'm that city. The bride
expects 10 continue the practice OF her
profession in her new home.
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The De Voc Party.

Dr.. and Mrs. Arthur De Voc. at their
residence. 2oI7 Second street. on Scnter,-
Der y. gave a party 10 their sons Archie
ana Ralph. the date being the eve OF the
departure of Archie for a years residence
with an uncle in Pennsylvania The
memory OF the bright and lovely saces of
the young ladies and the kindly and cor
dial farewell greetings OF al VIII far
outlast ;he year OF his absence. There
were present: Miss Grace Mitchell Miss
Allie Mitchell. Miss Donna Phelps. Miss
Bertha Parry. Miss Kate Haley. Miss
Lois simmons. Miss Ollie Jones Mss Lii
lie Jones, Miss Sadie Kellogg. Miss Rosa
Wald, Master Tom Stream. Master Harry
Rogers, Master John Moran. Master I'd
Smith, Master Moses Olney. Master Wal
ter Bryant. Master George Bryant. Master
Ed Morris, Master Norman Ingraham.
Master Archie De Wee and Master Ralph
De Voc
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Mrs. Esary.s Birthday Party.

pleasant little party assembled al
the residence of Mrs. Nancy ]. Esary. 2Sl
Orion street, Friday evening, in honor Of
her 64th birthday. 4 royal dinner was
served and the evening was spent in So
cial chat until late hour. when all left.
feeling as though they had spent a very
profitable evening. and wishing Mother
ks1ry many happy returns Of October T.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Goodman. Mrs. a. NJ. Harte. Miss
Anna Goodman. Miss Myrtle Esary. Miss
Helen Goodman Miss Blanche Graves Miss
Maud Need, Miss jesse Shaw, Miss Clara
Litten. Mr.. Daniel r. Stevens, Mr. George
Hamilton. of Hamilton Springs, Virginia:
Mr.. Andrew j. Esary, Mr.. W. II. Shene-
man, Mr.. James u. Esary. Mr.. NJ. n Mar
tin Mr.. d. II. Moore and Mrs. Il. c. Poo.er.
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Whii.a-NNnI.fi.

Mr.. c. II. White, a well-known sealer, r
popular and old resident of Ballard, was
married Monday 10 Miss Helen Ward. the
second daughter OF AR. George Ward. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. w
II. tombstone, AT the parsonage, with Mr.
John Ward, brother OF the bride. as
groomsman. and Miss Frances a. White
sister OF the groom. as bridesmaid. After
the ceremony the wedding party repaired
10 the residence OF Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
White, on State street, where a delicious
wedding supper was served, After the
supper the evening was passed pleasantly
and when Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. White left
for their residence, on Third avenue. II
was amidst a shower of rice and sundry
lucky old shoes. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas White. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
II. White. Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glover. Mr.. and
Mrs Christopher McRae, Miss Sarah
Ward and Mr.. Paul Hopkins.
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The "Wednesday Card tIuh.

The Wednesday Card Club. which form
ed such pleasant part Of the social life
Of the city last winter. has resumed its
meetings, and was entertained Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Burke. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Backus. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Carkeek. Mr.. and
Mrs. Engle Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Graves.
Mrs. Bella r. Haines, Miss Halter, Mr..
and Mrs, David Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. ].
II. Lowman. Mr. and Mrs A. r, MacCul-
skey, Or. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. \. r. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. q. Strive. Mrs. c. j. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin \. Strout and Mrs. Robert
WashbuTn.
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pobSon-tlark.

y quiet and very pretty marriage at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman,
John +. Damon. $40 Fifth street. Seattle,
with Mr Thomas D0bson and Miss Grace
Clark, both OF Newcastle, as the high con-
tracing parties. was solemaized yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Benjamin J. jones
serving as best man. and Miss Permilla
Thomas as bridesmaid. The groom is a
very popular young gentleman. not only
in Newcastle where lie has held positions
Of responsibility for several years, bur
throughout the major settlements OF the
county. \ multitude of warm friends Will
congratulate him upon such Mt and hap
~ union. The fair bride. too. has her
host of friends, not alone among her earl
Ter associates at the farm of her parents
near Gilman. but in the larger circle in
separable from advanced school days.
Among those present at the wedding were
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Uder, Miss Thomas,
Miss Maud +. Jones. AIR. r. /. Jones. Mr..
Thomas l.. Jones. Mr.. Andrew Todd and
others.
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Mems Underwear Sale.

The greatest value In mems under
wear that has ever been placed on sale.
Never have such values been offered as
we are placing or sale tomorrow.
zoe Each.
Mems heavy gray merino shirts and
drawers, real value, Acc.
Ace Each.
Mems natural gray shirts and draw
ers. finished seams. heavy weight,
croched neck. pearl buttons.
soc.
Mems fine sanitary underwear. war
ranted 60 per cent. wool. price on this
garment last year was SIC; owing to a
big purchase We are able 10 offer them
now at soc a garment
75c.
Mems fine wooden camers hair shirts
and drawers. very heavy. made OF Sc
lected stock, worth sl.25. only 75cs
81.
Mems fine all wool underwear in sani-
tary gray. ribbed ends and ribbed cuffs,
pearl buttons. will equal any $50 gar
ment sold In this city.
81.
California blue flannel underwear, a
quality that sold last year al $50. now
81 apiece.
81.
Mems medicated scarlet underwear,
warranted all standard weight and
quality.
SIPS.
Mems fire all wool Vicuna shirts and
drawers. made OF finest selected wool.
worth Sl.75. our sales price SIS.
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Ladies' Underwear Sale.

lie.
Ladies' fall weight ribbed vests, In
Ecru. long sleeves.
zoe.
LADIES' ribbed drawers. heavy weight.
full size.
25c.
Natural gray or ecru ooiored vest
and pants. heavy fall weight. fleece
lined silk crochet edges, pearl buttons.
cheap at i0c: only 25c.
39c.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed underwear OF fine
Aaeo cotton. fieeced. satin front, pearl
buttons. croehed neck. with draw silk
ribbon. decided bargain at 39c.
zoe.
ladies fine wooden vest and pants
Swiss ribbed. warranted over 50 per
cent wool. manufacturers seconds.
some slightly imperfect. hardly
perceptible, not enough to in
lure tho garment were made
10 retail at 81. part silk front with
pearl buttons. silk croched neck. come
IN pearl. steel and onyx color; nothing
has ever been offered or Will be 10 equal
this garment at the price. 50c.
Ace.
Ladies' fall weight English white me-
rlno vest and pants. silk and emhroid-
cred necks, pearl buttons.
50c.
Ladies' sanitary gray vest and pants.
pearl buttons, warranted 80 per cent.
wool. al soc.
65e.
Ladies' ribbed underwear. natural
gray satin front. satin neck band. two
thread. value g0c. only 65c.
zoe.
Ladies' plain sanitary gray vest ana
pants. pearl buttons, over three-fourths
wool. cheap al 81. only 55c.
9nc.
ladies' ribbed vest and pants. very
fine grade. usually sold az SIS, sales
price. 9oc.
81.
Ladies' sanitary underwear. no pol
sonous aye unshViakable. made Of very
finest wool. real value. SIS, $50 and
aIa sa.es price. 81. $40 and A.S5.
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e., 4 T-ssng young business man. q his
CITY. IS an officer in Company r y. q. w,
and IS the Only son CT Mir. and Mrs A r
Tucker. Mr.. c. l. Stone was BORN and
reared IN Seattle. and S The only son of
Mr.. &. T. Sjoae. Among the guests present
al the house We're: Rev. and Mrs. T. /.
McMulleu. Mr.. and Mrs y +. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs &. z. stone. Mr.. and Mrs.
VILLAIN p. Wood. Mr. and Mrs + a.
Mcdonald Rev and Mrs. T. = Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. r. <. hlbourne. 1tr. and
Mrs T. MeBreen. Mr.. and Mrs. \. J.
Goddard Mrs. J. y. Walingfor1, Mrs.
Noble WalAagford. Mrs. Edwards. Miss
Iona Tucker. Miss Morie Mss Hattie
kocher. Miss Frances AfcAuilen. Mr..
Frank kAoourne. Nr. ]. =. Dean. Mr.
William Wood. Rev. Nr. Adams. Mr.. Z.
T. Pope. Mr.. /. 3. McMullen. Mr.. Edgar
McM0llea. Mr.. J. J. Agutter AIR and
Ms, Tucker VIII be n home after Octo-
her Is, a. the southeast corner q Hanson
street and kl5ourne avenue. and Mr.. ard
Mrs. stone Will De az home after october
II at the northeast corner Of Boman and
ktlbourne avenues, Edgewater.