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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-17

Everett Nov 1S-Spocial-An uncondi-
tional surrender was made by the people
~ Everett TO Rear Admiral Beardslee. Of
the United States flagship Philadelphia.
when the cruiser came into port Tues
day. Citizens have taken delight IN eN-
tending courteslcs % the officers, while
thronEs OF visitors have enjoyed a trip 70
this ma festic representative OF the white
squadron Many came from Snohomish
ard other cities. The officers were most
ohl.giug IN showing people about the bat
tleship. IN Everett the chief function In
honor Of the officers was a reception given
under the auspices Of the Commercial
Club on wednesday evening az Hotel
Monte Cristo. Rear Admiral Beardsl"e
had kindly placed the superb band OF tho
Philadelphia az the disposal Of the COM
m!ttee and the music added greatly 70
the success OF the affair. The officers
we're profuse in their expressions Of en-
joyment Of the occasion. ~ midnight a
collation. was served. and d1ncing was
continued until 3 o'clock The reception
committee included Mr.. aui Mrs +. 4.
White. aIr and Mrs. J Iiunsaker. Mr..
and Mrs J r. Crooker Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 6 Swalwel. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
Durye> Ar and Ms. W % L. Edwards.
M-. and Mrs. r r. Brownel Mr.. and
Mrs. g II Nichols. Mfr and Mrs. \. X
Delaney. NJ end Ms s. y Bar9 Mr.
and Mrs. J. r NcNanus. Ms. Fos.r-.
NJ. r \ Carrigucs. Mr.. 7. J. Gail.
NJ. Charles n Sweeney. Guests were re-
cc,ycd In the Daylors on the second floor.
whence they proceeded % the dining hall.
which was used Tor Tire halIro-m. Among
the officers present were: Rear Admiral
Bearislee. commander-in-Chlef: Lieut. G.
T.. Fox. Tag lieutenant, lieut. NJ &.
Gorgas. flag secretary. Cant .. s. Cot
ton commanding; Lieut. Commander =
Y Tnrers0ll. executive officer; Lieut.. r.
6 Phelps. naviCat1r. Lieut.. 7. 4. Wilmer.
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Mrs.. NfIaner'a Ten.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. W. W. Mis-
ner gave an enjoyable and informal tea
as farewell 10 her sister. Mrs Albert
Whyte. who leaves within "A short time
with her husband for the East n remain
about a year. There were about two
6ozen ladies present. who passed a de-
lightful afternoon with their embroidery.
aud afterwards enjoyed the delicious re-
Treatments served later in the afternoon
Among Mrs. Nisners guests were. Mrs
Whyte. Mrs. Rates. Mrs. Arnold. Mrs
13olt. Mrs. WiuEatc. Mrs. Ezra Howen. or
burlington. y. J: Airs. Roscovitch. Mrs.
Pred Smith. Mrs. Munson. Mrs Bell Mrs
.Albertson. Mrs, Clausen. Mrs. Opie Mrs.
Cogswell Mrs Nelson Bennett. Miss MIS-
rer. Miss Bowen. Miss Holt. Miss Ger
truie Holt. Miss WinEate and Miss Nora
Smith.
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Mrs David Ellsworth Brown, 90 Hong
kong. China. gave an elaborate dinner on
"Wednesday evening 81 O'Clock At tho
Rochester hotel where she IS spending the
winter with her mother. Mrs Lewis r.
Tast. The table was charmnEiv 6ercra .ei
with Para Cantier and Catherine Nernet
roses. an exquisite bunch of Chem IN a
large silver bowl ornamentinE tie center
q the table After dinner bn enjoyable
evening vita cards was passed 81 Mrs.
Browns private apartments. The follow
iug guests were seated 81 the dinner table
Nfrs Linus z Post. Mss Pass NJ So
Thomas. Miss kerrhaw. Mrs Brown, AIR.
whealer. 81 HangkonE Chin4. Dr Grant
e Hicks. Mr.. Howard II. Thomas tr.. NIT
Hrank ozark.
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Mrs. Campheli,.rnncheon.

Nrs louis y. Campbell gave a very
pretty luncheon On Thursday - her rest
ccnce On TIE corner ~ North Fourth and
Tacoma avenue The beautiful dining room
was fragrant With roses and en- the
luncheon tahlA we're tre excellent papa
Gonters. Mrs Can'pNcjrs guests were.
Mrs William Tavlf- Mrs " Harrison
wootrun Mvs Howard n. Thomas Mrs
Ciiston Munson. Mrs. Ealpa ". Derrick
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Lamps. The beauty that shines
from an elegant Lamp IS
thing unto itself. 1t finds lev
matches the world over. TheS
Lamps need but one match to MAKE
them shine.
The Handy Glass Night Lamp VIE
reflector burns all night. only "
Little Ruttercup Glass Night LAMP
and chimney. lic-
Satin finish Glass Lamp. in olue. e
low and white, tinted glass shaoeN
yielding soft light. CSC.
Vienna Glass Lamp. prettny oecOiS
ted with shade. sl39
Silver and Gold Banquet Lamps h0cT
ester burner. sl-9S.
Gold Banquet Lamp. fancy rh''-
and yellow stands. s5.4s !.
Gold Banquet Lamp. upheld oy sNs
figures, S.4s.
Cod and ONYX Lamp. satin hn'sh' ~
yer stand. s5.9S.
Elaborate Gold and Onyx Bans'"
Lamp. $s.3S.
R!ca.y Designed Gold Lamp. oh''
stand and base, 1898.
Hall Lamps. softly tinted glass sns1"
gold base, sl.19. -
Han Lamps. fancy decorated saa'~
s29S
Who ever turned Lamp piiS"
lower?
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Mrs J Matthew Miller entertained in-
formally ~ -iea" On Thursday aftrrn>aa
tn honor 81 her sister Mss lila Paddock
whose birthday tt was. Among the young
ladies' u ho eutcyw3 Mrs Miilry hospital
itv wcre. Miss seymour Miss Jessie Srv-
inaur, Mss R3wcn. Miss 15s5afe. ~ 50
Cover. Miss Warner. Nss Frames wei
bert. Miss Scctt. Miss E1lt. Mlss a.. Holt
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Mrs. ". ". Evans entertained charm
snr.g AZ luncheon On Wednesday. Tho
table Was decorated tn exquisite taste
vvith aelfcateiy yute3 roses ard gathered
Vrfth handsome glass ana silver An el8h-
crate menu was srrSe a e. tso guests WHo
were. Mrs George Millkea. Mrs J. @.
Nan Marter. 81. Airs George :. Bncw n.
Ma. J. n. Tousey. Miss ESans-
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Miscellany.
my. Take a skip through
the bio huiid,pg

Miscellany. Take skip through
the big building--
over three vast retail hoors-and
you'll find gems in every nook and
corner. Little things and big things;
some of them you want, some your
neighbors want
Here's a heterogeneous collection
"a pickup
Pure Linen handkerchief, hemstitch-
ed, plain and colOred, embroidered
corners. 10c.
Hemstitched Handkerchief, fancy
borders. We're sc. now &c.
Pale Blue and White Ruching. former
~ Csc. now l0c per yard.
Outing Flannel. per yard &c.
Chidren's Heavy Ribbed Black Hose.
Zoe.
Ladies' Atwood Wrappers. crimson
and brown. $3.50.
DR.. Warmers Long Wasted Corsets.
75c.
Good Fitting Drab Corsets. s5c.
Miniature Head Paper Knives. $50.
Fancy Silver Letter Openers. 15c.
Cut Glass Flower Stands, Is inches
high. Sl.9S
Purses and Gard Cases Combined.
&c.
Couture Combs, plain and ornate, 25c.
Cut Glass Salt Shakers. soc.
Pearl and Gold Opera GlasA s29s.
Take the Gift" to the second floor.
ladies' Wooden and knitted Skirts.
&c.
Muslin Corset Covers. trimmed with
embroidery, &c.
Dark Saline Winter Waists. sl.10.
Natty Ready Made Plaid Waists, 81.
Infants Short Eiderdown Coats, An
CORA trimming, 81.
Ladies' Umbrella Muslin Skirts. the
latest. 81 yards, round, embroidered
ruffle. $40.
Ladies' Brown and Gray Mixed Mac
kintoshes. single cape, 50.
On to the next floor, the house
keepers home. How they collect
here every afternoon to examine all
the new kitchen conveniences and
comforts We don't care if they
don't always buy, "a long as they
learn that We keep the best, the new
es; and the lowest priced.
These items tell that
Thin Glass Tumblers. 90
Steamers. &c.
No. S Copper Bottom Teakettle. 3aa.
Fancy OH Blue Salad Bowls. &c.
Decorated Shaving Mugs. &C.
Gallon OIL Can. lie
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Miss Nlckens.
.suisters'' Mt the Ninth Street.

On Thursday evening the Ninth street
theater was crowded % the doors with
enthusiastic admirers and friends OF the
amateurs who presented the comedy "Ul-
sters' that night. Their applause was
we'll merited. for an excellent performance
was given. each part being well taken and
each actor meriting the well deserved
praise showered upon him. The caste
was as follows:
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Millinery.

Millinery. Fashion is more ca
precious than a CO.
quette. She futters from one thing
TO another as lightly as butterfly
and We follow after. With reference
to Millinery this IS especially true.
We buy Hats from Paris, from Lon
don, from New York all the leading
styles rom the big centerS
Just now it is almost danger Gus
for US to quote prices SO low we
are afraid you will think the goods
below our standard. Not at all The
Removal Sale is on. That's the
why.
The best Hats in the store, the
imported patterns, have changed
prices For instance, an
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Silverware. Here's a new collec-
ton of handsome

Silverware. Here's a new collec-
ton of handsome
decorative Silverware. It's on ex-
hibition on the third floor
Every piece trlple-plated.
Every piece modern make.
Every price based on one idea.
That idea is to expand the grow
ing interest in our silverware depart
ment, to bring it to the front, to
make it great feature of the house.
So during the Removal Sale we SELL
A box containing set of triple plate
silver knives and forks. all for s. So
They are desirable shapes and ex-
cellent articles.
Ch1d's Silver Drinking Cup. pretty
shape, 44c.
Fun Sized Drinking Cup. gold lined.
Handsome Silver Butter Dish. sl9s
Silver Cake, Basket low. open shape.
with handle. S2.39.
Tiny Silver Candle Stick. square base.
Sl6J.
The above are price indicators
hundreds of other pieces marked in
proportion. Beautiful pudding dishes,
adjustable fancy cheese dishes, cake
and bread plates, candelabra, tea and
water sets, glass lined fruit dishes,
creamers, casters, bonbon dishes,
soup tureens, and also a lot of silver
finished brushes and other toilet arti-
cles.
Our Silverwarc will soon receive
general recognition. We have made
I'd our mind TO that.
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Brocaded Jute and Tapestries. 5o-inch.
from zoe 10 $l.S0 per yard, used eX-
tens.vely for couch and chair covers
and fancy drapes.
Fancy Japanese Drapery Silks. 80
inches wide, art colors, 49c and SOC.
Art DENNIS make pretty floor cushions
2S-inch at 24c, 36-inch al S6c. 5i-.nch
at 10C.
japanese Crepes, colors dashed with
gilt. lie.
japanese Crepes, scroll and artistic
patterns BE.
SilkaIue. 36-inch delicate effects. Sc.
Fancy Drapery Saline, 36-inch, rich
color fantasies, lie.
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SIS hat for $12.
Sl6 hat for SIC.
Sl4 hat fer s. 30.
$l2 hat for $.
$li hat for S.
Glance down the Sailor line

New high-crowned Sailors. velvet
crowns and bands, brown, black and
navy soc, all ready 10 wear.
Trimmed winter Sailors, velvet bows
and bands. same colors, 25C.
Trimmed Brown and back Sailors.
1885 shapes, s5c.
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Siberian Narten Capes, satin lined,
former price Observation-Disclosures.
Removal Price $40. 80

In addition a beautiful collection
of Seal Capes, the genuine Alaska,
the xxx Canada, wool seal and Bal
tic seal Elegant garments, yet sub
Jet to removal sale price. The half
off applies to these just the same as
to the cheaper furs.
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Stationery. Called stationery, but
it moves pretty rapid

Il moves pretty rapid
y. Low prices make It so.
Library Paste. per bottle. &c.
Sanford's Ink. per bottle. sc.
Eagle Lead Pencils. per dozen &c.
Fenho.aers. per dozen lec.
SXlo Tablets. s..
Crayons. per box. &C.
Sealing Wax per stick. &c.
Slate Pencils per dozen &c.
Memorandum Books 1lc.
Envelopes per package. &c.
Iu8etuie Inks per bottle. l4c-
MGcGaEe. per bottle -.
Dou1.e Peu-st Holders, To-
Pens per dozen Sc
Pencil S-arpeuers. I1c-
Pocket Percl cases. 30.
Frasers. per dozen 10c.
Book States. 81
Travelling Trkstands. &c.
Tx Wells -ee.
Noe1av pa~~l Boxes. =.
Rank Calling Cards, per package. isc.
Playing Cards. Sc.
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Art Needle Work.
Embroidery


preparations
anticipate holiday giving With a
little piece Of linen and a few grace
fuI stitches Christmas greetings are
happily profered. 4 short story in
type:
-Hon'ton Bra!ds. FOR lace work. per
yard 7e.
Large .splashers. heavy linen. stamp
ed, &c.
Square HemsUjched DoylIes. drawn
work, corners. stamped. 19c.
Round Frnged Double Damask Dov-
lies, per dozen 39c up 70 SPA
Fine Linen Center Pieces aenstitch-
on. ciah0rat ia drawn corners and bor-
deTs stamped designs Soc.
45xs5-iuch Linen Lunch Cloths, hem
stitched. $L25.
Soaps. 4 bar of good Soap now
and then is useful to the
best OF men-to cleanse them
We promote cleanliness this way:
Tar Soap. Sc
Glycerne Soap. So.
Tooth Soap. i9c.
Pears Shaving Soap. 20.
Yankee Shaving Soap. &c.
Velvet skin Soap. lee.
Cutlcura Soap, l7c.
Pears Otto Of Rose Soap. 40.
CeEulo.d Soap Boxes. &c.
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Col0red
Dress Goods.
Timely dress fabrics,
the 1895 kinds, at
prices that make you

Dress Goods. the 1895 kinds, at
prices taat make you
open your eyes. It's the wor< of the
gigantic removal sale, that all-ac-
countable, prlce-slaying reality that
has invaded the Big Store and taken
things into its own hands. The re
duction shears seemed to be partial
to Dress Goods.
Chameleon effects in Fancy Mohair,
formerly 25c. now l5c
ainch sicilnan in garnet navy. golden
and seal brown. formerly Soc per
yard, now l9c.
Satin Berber Suiting. eirht different
color combinations. IS inches wide.
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Removal Price 35c
4-inch SILK Mixed Ottoman suiting.
new color combines. once CSC. now
Ripple Serge. 50 inches wide. in the
following colors. at SOC.
Myrtle. Golden.
seal Navy. "''"''
4e-lnch SILK and Wool B9urette Novel
Removal Price soc
Mohair Florentlnes. IS inches wide.
regularly Sl.2}.-......-...........-
-Remoyal Price Soc
H-inch Canlche Cloth, popular new
French Zephita suiuns. ~ inches.
wine and brown, combined with
Fr.afn
e-inch Scotch sAung. formerly sl6s..
Removal Price Sl.3l
wool Illuminated effects. once $l.e9.
now sl65.
Black and Red Fancy Figured Mohair.
48-.nch formerly s. 22...................
Remoya, Price Sl.85
Gloves: Brief chat about
Important. Glove rush. Costs
nothing 10 read a
line. /, NAV save YOU something,
and bay new pair o. Gloves,
besides
ladies TIE sousse Noasale,s.re Glove
~-nattnn length calovs and black.
$50 los eal of IS
ladies' Tres7a-se s-E4ttou k.d Glove
Back ara cs'ors. noe s.. 5ut $50
ladies' P.lHe Seam Two Clasp Heavy
S,t.ret Cove. Ensasa red. 81. n
stead az SD
Iates' 4-Eat'7o P.Que Seam Gloves
heavy s,'th ms. az co!ors. not So
hat S.
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Removal Price $40

Persian Lamb Capes. 80 inches, 100
inch sweep, satin lined. former price
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cept the foat Of Mount .
Winter Shoes are in order. -Four
LADIES' Heavy Dongo,a Button Boots.
patent tip. razor square toe. welI
sole. g
Ladies Wei Kt3 Button Shoes. razor.
square ana opera toe. Goodyear welt
sole. flexible. for $50.
Ladies Br-eat uougola Button Boot.
razor and square toe patent Up.
Goodyear we.t sole a. s. X
ladies' Extra F.ne ponEoIa Button
Boots narrow square and needle toe.
Goodyear welt sole. a. s3.l&
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3S-inch French Serge at S5c.
50-inch Cheviots at sc.
54-inch Cheviot Serge at 60c.
54-inch Storm Serge at csc.
SS-.nch jacquard Fancy at 800.
50-inch French Serge at zoe.
50-inch Storm Serge at SOC.
50-inch French Serge at soc.
The fancy Black Goods that are
having the great fall run are also
crippled in price. We mean this lot:
50-inch Ladies' Cloth at 20c.
Plain and Fancy Sici.Eans at 2oc.
Csshmeres and Chev!ots at zoe.
Black CamePs-Ha.r at SOC.
Plain and Fancy Crepons at SOC.
Fancy Boucles at soc.
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little garments at infantile prices are
treasures.
Infants Long Flannel Skirts, s!lk en-
broidered. CSC.
Short Flannel Skirts. embroidered, Nc
Six Embroidered Flannel ShawlS e.
SIX Embroidered Flannel Jacket
white. pale blue and pink. Sac
Infants Eiderdown Jackets. light Nus
and white. 45c.
Infants Bath Robes. feather stitched
ribbon trimmed, sl.i5.
Infants Bootees, hand crochetsd. Wool
and silk, light shades and whsta i0c
to soc.
Infants Crocheted Wool Hacoues.
white and colors, 25c.
Is the baby growing fastp Then
he may need shoes: These sizes are
1 to 4.
Chamois Moccasins. ribbon trimmed.
Black Dongola Kid Shoes, &c.
Fine Kid Button and Lace Shoes.
black, tan. white or red. 45c.
Elderdown Shoes, finished with swan /
down, Soc.
Talking of babies reminds US Oh
Mellin's Infant Food. 300.
Infants Toilet Sets. including powder
pun, powder box. comb and brush
e9c.
Infants Rubber Rings. &c.
Infants Velvet Skin Powder. l9c,
Infants Bottle Tubes. &c.
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The wings, feathers, quilts, piquets,
coques and aigrettes, ostrich plumes,
tips and French heads, winter holly
foliage, silk and velvet flowers, steel,
jet, sit and rhinestone pins and or
naments, tri-colored and nacre rib
bons, fancy ve.vets, braids and trim
MINIS KEEP, at The Peoples Store are
marves OF beauty AMI economy. So
much less than at exclusive millinery
stores
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Irish Huck Towels, fringed, fancy
borders. 16xS2. formerly 10c. now Sc.
Irish Huck Towels. frnged, 16x2S, for
merly 12c, removal price sc.
Isx4O Irish Huck Towels, formerly No.
removal price 1Oc.
Fringed Damask Towels. white and
colored borders, 1SxS2, once 12Iac,
now l0c.
Frlnged Damask Towels. size 17xSs.
were Ice, now l2i2c.
Irish Huck Towels, fancy borders,
fringed, size 2OX4o. were 22iao. now 1Sc.
Knotted Frnged Damask Towels,
white and colored borders. 2lX45,
We're PC, now zoe.
Hemstitched Irish Huck Towels. fancy
border. 2oX40. were 2Tl2c now 2212c.
Also profitable investments in Turk
ish Towels.
Turkish Towels. size i5xso, were ioc.
now SC per pair.
Turkish Towels ISx42 frInged, per
pair. were CSC. now 19c.
Turkish Towels. size 22x45, per pair
were 3Sc. now 25c.
Turkish Towels, linen finish, size 3Qx50,
per pair were 69c. now SOC.
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Next the Untrimmed Felts !:

Table OF them. stylish shapes and coll
ors. worth five times the amount, l0c.
Untrimmed Felts. blue, black. brown,
modern, 25c.
Fur Felt Hats. all shapes and shades,
81 IS
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Removal Price $50

30-inch Astrachsn Cape. 110-inch sweep
satin lining. high collar, former price
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Mr.. john T. Hopkins has rrtscae3 FROM
g. extended Eastern try Ms Hopkins
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Silk Styles. Excellent Silks are
here, from tried
looms and the best of their kinds
There it is in a nutshell. The new
part OF the story concerns the price,
but then you've heard about the Cir
gantic Removal Sale?
surah SILK. colors. cardinal. scarlst
Havana, lemon, white. cream. con
dor, electric blue, Light gray. olive
pink. mauve, tan, myrtle. ciel, oranss
and navy. 40c quality 24c.
Extra Heavy Double Warp Tareta
colors, slate. brown, myrtle. bronze
maroon. garnet. electric blue. Old
rose and olive, CSC quality for 4oc
1s-lnch Striped Taffeta. in newest COZ
or combinations, COO.
2o-inch Fancy Taffetas larg. design.
tons OF black and gold. black ana
red, black and lavender. De
ao-:nch Pin Dot Brocade Satin Mervsl
lieux. colors. maize. rose. pink, cream
and clel, voc.
a-inch Large Figured Taffetas. Dres
den effects, 81.
2o-.nch Heavy Sole Malta. In changes
BILE effects, 81.
2O-lnch Fancy TafTeta, largo design
chine effects, co.ors. cream. PINK
green and sold. $50.
22-inch Picking Stripe Taffetas. shot
effects. $50.
22-inch Fancy Stripe Satins and TAI
fetas, all newest color combinations
latest novelties. $40 and SEQ.
Probably no other house on the
/ Coast could make such a price e.
hibit. Certainly we couldn't under
ordinary circumstances.
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children N
a pond to
make hin
useful O
necessarE.
Not so with
baby clothes
True, you
must have
the baby,
but he's ia
most ever
Household.
Then the
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Removal Price 81 :

French Coney Fur Capes, So inches
long. full sweep. satin lined, former
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giles into her
furs and
twines boas
with ugly
m on s I e r
heads round
her throat.
Then she's
up to date
and as cozy
as kittens.
Here's some
fur talk a:
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shoes for We have Shoes
Winter Wear. for every foot in
Washington. ex-
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Removal Price 35c

4-inch SILK Mixed Ottoman Suiting.
new color combines. once Csc, now
soc.
Ripple Serge. - inches wide, in the
following colors, at e5c.
Myrtle. Golden.
Seal. Garnet,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-17
Removal Price 500

Belgian Coney Fur Capes. with high
collars, satin lining, former price
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-12

Captain Sweeney, U.S.A., San Diego, Cal,
says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine have ever found that would do me
any good" Price soc Sold by Druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-12

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal MidwiniT Fair, San Fmneiseo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-12
Personals.

Il, u. Hoffman IS down in Missouri
visiting a brother at Springfield.
John G. Gebhart and wife will re-
turn tomorrow from their eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs French have given up
their trip to Beloit, and will 90 to
Colorado instead.
Frank Pratt left Monday for Law
renee where he enters the University
for the coming year,
Mrs. Link Nipps leaves the last Of
the week for an extended visit with
relatives in Missouri
Guy Bissell started for Salina,
where he will attend school at the
Methodist University.
James Mccormick goes to Victor,
Colo, next Monday, where he will
clerk for Conn Bros.
r. A. Handy was called to Kansas
City Wednesday by a telegram an
nounCing the death Of a brother.
j. Ii. Dalton, who graded a portion
of the road bed of the Rock Island in
Plum township, is IN the city on legal
business.
II. Rogers and wife returned Sat-
urday from their Boston trip, and
visited old tramping grounds in Yam
keeland, while away.
Ed. Mccormick, Geo. Mccormick,
N. VanSiCkle, and O. H, MARBLE of
Omaha, are here this week on bust
ness before Judge Geiger