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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-03-07

THE ERA OF SKILLED LABOR
Men Who Know How Are Always IT,
Demand.

Men Who Know How Are Always L.
Demand.
Skilled labor Is In greater demand
than ever. In some trades II Is at %
premium. and there Is a confessed pauc.
iiy of the hest material. There are
various reasons both for the scarcity
and the demand. In new and constant.
~ multiplying mechanical appliances.
We have conditions that Insist on spe.
clal abilities. Some of these involve
not only dizziness and dcxtcrity Of
hand. but a mental grasp Of all that II
related or contributnry to the end In
view. In others II Is simply special
and trained aptitude for but one link
In series to complete the chain.
In the process Of production each
man has his place. and to be efficient
each human cog In the wheel must
keep time with the rest. 1t Is evident
that In SO perfectly arranged a system
the directive skill Of the machine mus,
DO of high order to run successfully
The superintendent Of u large plant
under these conditions involves heavy
responsibilities and requires much
more than a mere technical knowledge
of the trade. Here the foreman has tC
DO more than a mechanic.
The same principle has been rccog.
nizcd in all the professions. In litera.
ture. law. medicine. science. etc. cdu.
cation on one point prcsupposcs a
knowledge or a study Of all other mat
tcrs related to a special pursuit. In
the focus Of these VIC have the capable
lawyer, physician or scientist. The
Industrial world has to revolvc on the
same axis. and the successful man,
aver of a modern plant has to under
stand not only what machine can dC
and ought to do. but the nature OF the
material he uses. what Its tcchnicall
ties signify and the bearing Of Other
related products on the value Of the
one lie handles. All this Is In line with
the progress Of education.
Aside from this, II Is also fact tina,
competition demands Increasing pro
| ductive powers at declining rate OF
| time and cost. Tho best machine anf
the best man are coordinate In mod
crn conditions Of manufacture. Al
labor Is being rapidly released from
many Of Its old forms Of hand work
oven to the excavatlng Of sewers ant
the digging Of coal. the demand FOL
skilled labor as apart from mere phys
ical force will increase. TO keep pace
with these new conditions we are es
tablishlng our manual and Technical
schools and rubbing up some Of tn
forgotten duties ana claims Of the AZ
premiership system. They all converg
ON one point--thc era Of skilled labor.
The Age OF Steel.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-03-07

alton, Public Loan Bureau, Employ.
ncnt Agencies. etc.
4.-PHILANTHROPIC.
Development Of the Central Relief
Association to . thorough systemisa-
tlon of the organized charities Of CHI
cago.
6.-MORAL.
The suppression Of gambling, obscene
literature. etc.
0.-EDUCATIONA
Ample school facilities - improved
methods In teaching, and the develop.
ment Of . greater interest In The
schools BY the parents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR

Good Muslin Drawers, both in plain hem
and tucks, Stevenson's price sc: our price,
sc pair.
Embroidery trimmed Drawers, Steven
sons price soc; our price, 19c a pair.
A lot of odds and ends in both embroid-
cry and lace-trimmed Drawers, Stevenson's
price 75c and 81; sale price. 2sc pair.
About 5 dozen excellent Muslin Gowns,
plains and embroidery trimmed, all sizes.
Stevenson's price Coo; sale price. &c pair.
A lot OF White Aprons with pretty col
ored borders. Stevenson's price zoe; sale
price, &C each.
Beautiful Black Moreen Skirts, Steven
sons price 81; sale price, CSC. Not many.
Stevenson's $2.75 Black Moreen Skirts go
at $3.50 each.
A lot Of Black Satecn Skirts, Stevenson's
prices 75c and 81: sale price. &c EACH
Stevenson's $3.50 Black Sateen Skirts go
at 79c each.
A lot of Infants Caps. in knit silk, white
and colors. Stevenson's prices soc. 75c and
81; our price, 1sc each.
Infants Knit and silk Caps, in white and
colors, stevenson's prices slz5 to SIS; our
price. 49c each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
WHAT SALA SAID OF NIAGARA.
How He Gave His Impressions Of the
Falls fn a Brilliant FOOt-NOte.
London Daily News.

When Sala sojourning in the United
States some thirty years since the pub
Usher of popular magazine waited on him
write him an article of sixteen pages, for
which he offered very handsome re-
muneration. The subject ?, inquired Sala::
exclaimed the English journalist, II have
been there, but what can l possibly tell
your people about the falls that they don't
se Sah YOU eP Yea see
our people are never tired OF hearing how
our great sights make you strangers sit
up" Agreed" said Sala.
When mis- visitor had gone he sat down
TO write-telling in his discursive fashion
how he contrived TO prevent smart YAM
kee from monopolizing corner seat in the
teau and found 1t again. all of which sug-
gested telling a little story or once what
befer him at a custom house on the Ger
man-Russian frontier. which again remind
ed him of a story OF his late mother and the
old Duke of wellington. And SO his facile
and diverting pen ratified on, till he began
TO think il time TO get TO business and.
therefore. launched out into a picturesque
description of the country on both sides of
the line as seen from the windows OF the
carriage in the train that was fast carrying
him toward Buffalo: his destination
AT last he paused, and, taking stock of
the manuscript which now covered his lit
tie table, found that he had within line
or two already exhausted the space allotted
to him. yet he had 3 S not said single word
dipped his pen in the ink once. more and
added the words: Up. ST. ought to have
mentioned that there are some very re-
markable natural waterworks In the
neighoorhood.'
Tie perpetrator of this audacious eva
sion used to declare with an extra twinkle
in his better eye. that: so far from show
were Charmed with his smartness and de-
lighted with the Jest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
STEVENSON'S
DRESS GOODS

Half-wool Challes, Bieges and Cash
meres Stevenson's price. 15c; our price. &c
a yard.
Double-fold Half-wool Nuns Yelling. in
GLIDING navy blue and red; Stevenson's
price, zoe; our price, Sc yard.
200 pieces Silk and Wool Fancies,
English Cashmeres, Armures and sH-
wool Ladies Ciofhs-fhe bulk of Steven.
sons sfock-hfs prices Csc and 4Oc a
yard. Your choice. lie yard
3S-inch Atwood Cashmeres, Serges and
new mixtures. red and navy blue included;
Stevenson's leader at S9c; our price, 19c
yard.
All-wool Navy Blue Storm Serges and
Henriettas, AZ to 40 inches wide; Steven
sons price, soc; sale price, 25c yard.
3S-inch Double-fold Armures, stripes and
mixtures, Stevenson's 3sc goods; our price,
15c yard.
4O-inch Atwood German Novelties, diago-
nails and stripes, Stevenson's 75c goods, at
0Q. ard
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Next Doors
UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Ribbed Vests, Stevenson's price
10c; our price. &c each.
Good, heavy Ribbed Vests, Stevenson's
price 25c; our price, 12kc each.
Stevenson's S5c Ribbed Vests all go at 40
each.
Stevenson's 81 Red Flannel Vests, 40
each.
Scarlet Vests and Pants. Stevenson's
price 81, go at CSC each.
Ladies' Union Suits that Stevenson sold
for soc, on sale at &c each.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Steven
sons price 1sc; sale price. Sc each.
Stevenson's Csc Chldren's Jersey Ribbed
Vests, 19c each.
Stevenson's Children's AIl-Wool Scarlet
end Natural Wool Vests, Stevensons price
zoe TO zoe; sale price, &c.
stevenson's CSC Chiidren's Union Suits. $50
each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26

western Maryland he Is commonly known as
wellington, the Iron Duke OF Cumber-
land" Cumberland being his home. Withal,
Mr. Wellington has the curious trait of abb
granted or refused in a single sentence and
there is no appeal
This Is the man who has compelled the
Republican party. against its will, by sheer
force OF his masterful Character. to violate
venerated law and to smother all opposi-
ton by sending him colleague of Ar
II is not a fiippant thought to say that
George Wellington will, by his iron will,
terrify into retreat the very king of terrors
who now stalks at his bedside. l.. G..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
STEVENSONS
PRINTS

Staple Checked Ginghams. Stevenson's
price &c; our price, &c yard.
Staple and Fancy Checked Ginghams.
suitable for Dresses or Aprons, Stevenson's
price &c; sale price, 4l4c yard.
% pieces of fine Zephyr Ginghams, all
spring styles and good patterns, go on sale
at Sc a yard; Stevensor's price 125zc.
A case Of fine Black Figured Grenadines,
desirable styles and fast colors, Stevenson's
price 15c to 19c; our price, I0c yard.
so pieces Of Woven Pique, in light and
dark colors, Stevenson's price 19c; sale
price, 10c a yard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26

Art Goods
Glass and ChinaWaTe
Basement

2-psece Chamber Set. embossed autumn
lear decoration, blue, pink, green and gold:
regular s. set for s4S.
Crystal Glass Water Sets. pitcher, six
tumblers and tray. finished with hand-en-
graved initial, any letter, for soc a set.
Crystal Ice Glasses, imitation cut glass,
60c a dozen.
l0c each.
lOO-plece Dinner Sets. English porcelain,
co,ors, $50 a set
Yellow Jardepieres. finch diameter. sec
each.
Ansonia Nickel Alarm Clocks, re each.
Bracket Lamps complete. with No. 2
burners chimney and reflector. &c each.
Triple-plated Cream Ladle. 35c.
Triple-plated Fish Servers. 81 each
TripIe-plated Forks. medium, 81 set
Tr;p,e-plated Forks, dessert, $l.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
LEAP YEAR DIVERSION.
(Conclnded from Eleventh Page)

The Sermon on the Mount" illustrating
with stereopticon views, at the Christian
Church OF that place.
Miss Gertrude Moore and Miss Rose Mac
Neal have gone to Greensburg to visit Mrs
Amanda Dobyns. Miss MacNeal will re-
turn tomorrow and Miss Moore will re-
main for several weeks.
A new literary club Is being organized in
Irvington. A meeting for discussion of
plans was held yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Ban
ming, on University avenue.
The Irvington Woman's Club met on
Monday afternoon With Mrs. Browning. 1t
was guests day and large number OF
visitors were present. The paper Of the
and was followed by conversation.
Mrs. Jennie Jeffries returned on Thursday
from Franklin, Ind, where she went to at
tend the reunion Of the members of the
Forsythe family, at the home of her father,
Thomas Forsythe, in Trafalgar. The oc-
casion was the hosts eignty-third birthday
anniversary.
The members of the Irv,ngton CONNER
cial Club have issued cards for the clubs
first meeting in its new home, on Central
avenue, on next Monday evening. There
Will be a banquet, toasts and music. The
committee in charge consists Of Messrs c.
A. Shotwell. c. E. Newlin, H. U. Brown.
"A charming dinner party was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Robert Z. Moore,
of her husbands birthday anniversary.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
thompson, Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leslie, Mrs. Powell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Clarke.
Mrs. George Brown gave a thimble par
ty on Thursday afternoon, Trom till
o'clock, at her home, on Downey and Uni
versity avenues, in. honor of the birthday
OF her mother, Mrs. Carrie Butterfield.
About twenty-five ladies enjoyed Mrs.
Browns hospitality. Mrs. Brown was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Calkins and Miss Henly.
Rehearsals for the presentation Of the
play David Gerrick' are being held. 1t
will be the only public play the Dramatic
Club has given this winter The princi-
pal parts are taken by Messrs. Ritter, Lay
man. Kingsbury, Shanks and Frazier, and
Misses Ida Gilbert and Stevenson and Mrs.
Bert Browning. The latest additions to
the club membership are Mr. and Mrs NJ.
G. Williams, Miss Johnson, Miss Calvin,
DR.. b. ]. Terrell and Mr.. John Hollet. A
called meeting of the club was held Thurs
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Browning, on Central avenue. The
year was arranged as follows: Friday.
Feb. z, play to be given, '"The Merry Mon
ARCH; committee in charge, Miss Layman,
Miss Boyles, Mr.. Frazier; hostess, Miss
Layman. Friday. March 6, play, "Mer
chant Of Venice committee, Mrs. Car
vim, Mrs. Jeffries, Mr.. Browning; hostess,
Mrs. Car7n. Friday, April 3, play. David
Copperfield," committee Mrs. Browning,
Miss Boyles. Mr.. Myron Williams; hostess,
Miss Boyles.
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Factory Flannels; Stevenson's price, SOC
sale price, 25c yard.
A>>lot of plain and fancy Ederdowns:
Stevenson's price, 39c and soc; sale price,
Csc e. yard.
BLANKETS
100 pairs of extra heavy handsome full
Ia size Cotton Blankets; Stevenson's price,
soc; sale price, Sc pair.
% pairs Wool Mixed Blankets; Steven
sons price, $1.C3; sale price, CSC pair.
Stevenson's stock Of strictly all-wool
Blankets-red. white and grey-going at
these prices:
Stevenson's g Blankets go at 1893 a pair.
Stevensons $3.50 Blankets go at $219 a
pair.
Stevenson's $3.50 Blankets go at $2.75 a
pair.
Stevenson's S. Blankets go at 1915 a
pair.
Stevenson's 81 Blankets go at s4.19 n
pair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
TheSfOck of
COTTONS

"A UnbIeached Muslin, good. heavy quail
ity, Stevensons (and standarO price &C.;
sale price, 31zc yard.
A Bleached Muslin, good quality and free
from dressing, Stevenson's price &c; sale
price, 4lkc a yard.
Hills Standard 4-4 Bleached Muslin. SIC
a yard 20 yards to customer while it
lasts.
40 pieces Standard shifting Cheviots, Stew
enson's price Sc and 10c; sale price, SC a
yard.
Good Unbleached Cotton Flanneis, Stew
ensons prices &c and &c yard: sale prices,
3l2c and 41zc yard.
81 Unbleached Sheeting (full 81 inches
wide), good quality. Stevenson's price 1Sc;
sale price, 12ixc a yard.
1914 Bleached Sheeting, fine quality, Stew
enson's price &c; sale price, Ice yard
All Of Stevenson's Remnants at one-half
his marked price,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
STEVENSON'S
LACES

Cotton Torchon Laces, 1c a yard.
Handmade Linen Edges and Insertion:
Stevenson's price. &c to l21sc; our price, sc
a yard.
- Stevenson's Our
Price. Price.
Handmade Linen Iaces 10c, he and
......... ............ .15c to 25c Bc yard
Pillow Case Laces, 8 inches
wide .1Oc sc a yard
White Oriental Laces, and 10c and
10 inches wide. zoe and 25c 15c yard
Black Six Laces. .1Oc to CSC &c to 25c yd
Ecru Laces TO inches 15c and
wide .......25ca and Csc lie yard
Narrow valenciennes 1c Sc and
Laces .........3c, &c and &c &c yard
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
SfeVenSOn'S Stock of
Hosiery

Ladies Black Cotton Hose, Stevenson's
12i2c leader: sale price. &c a pair.
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, Stevenson'a
15c quality, goes at s 1-3c pair. or pairs
for CSC.
Cotton Hose, Stevenson's Sc Stockings, at
l5c pair.
Stevensons Csc Ladies' Fast Black Fleece
lined Cotton Hose go in this sale at lsc
pair.
Children's Fast Black Full Regular Made
Cotton Hose. Stevenson's price 15c; sale
price, &c a pair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
OUR NEIGHBOURS
HANDKERCHIEES

Ladies' and Childrens Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. Stevenson's price sc; sale price,
1c each.
Ladies' and Children's Silk Handkerchiefs,
Stevenson's price 10c; saleIprice. sc each.
Ladies' and Children's Colored Border
Handkerchiefs. Stevenson's price &c; our
price, 2 for &c.
Stevenson's 1oc and n1sc Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs; our price, sc.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Stew
enson's 25c ones; our price, for 25c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
THE FIRMS
RIBBONS

Stevenson had ribbon remnant basket,
all kinds of ribbons in 1t at really low
prices. Your choice of these remnants at
one-third and less of his prices.
Stevenson's &c ribbons &c a yard.
Stevensons 1Oc ribbons. 4c a yard.
Stevenson's 15c ribbons, Sc a yard.
These ribbons include satin, moires, satin
edges, etc., in blacks and colors, and as
you can see, at less than half prices
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
COMFORTS

Stevenson's 75c Comforts go at 39c each.
Steyensons soc Comforts go at 59c each.
Stevensons $1.10 Comforts go at 75c each.
Steyenson's $l.39 Comforts go at CSC each.
Stevensons $1.75 Comforts go at Sl.l9
each.
Stevensons $2.25 Comforts go at $50
each.
Stevensons 81 Comforts go at s275 each
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
MILLINERY
Waists, MaCkinfOSheS,
Jackets. Etc.

10 dozen Black Sateen Waists, Steven
sons price 81; sale price, sc each.
Ladies' Laundered Waists, in light col
ors, also some light Lawn Waists. Steven
sons prices 81 to $l.50; sale price, 25c each.
5 dozen Ladies' AllWool Jersey Waists,
in black, red and blue, styles, Stevenson's
price Sis and $780, sale price, 25c each.
A big lot Of Rain Coats. in all sizes and
colors, were s., $3.50 and $3.50; sale price.
25c, soc and 81.
20 dozen Fleece-Lined Wrappers go at CSC
and csc each.
Black Merino Fichus, heavily silk
embroidered, were $50 to SO; sale price,
soc, 81 and 81.
One lot of Spring Capes. also Children's
Jackets, in 4, 6, and 10-year sizes, Steven
sons prices $3.50 TO s.; sale price, Sc.
A lot of odds and ends in Jackets. Stew
ensons prices s. to $; sale price, 49c EACH
This seasons
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Mems HandkerchiefS

Stevcnson's &C Mems White and Colored
Border Handkerchiefs, SC each.
Stevensons 10c ones go at SC each.
Mems Mufiiers, Stevenson's price 25c, soc
and 15c; our price, 10c, 25c and 49c.
Mems White Silk Handkerchiefs, Steven
sons price 75c; our price. SOC.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
SfeVenSOn'S
Linens

Crashes, all qualities, &c q yard and up.
Cotton Towels. In all sizes. SIC. 4ikc. q
and &c each.
Turkey Red Damask, Stevenson's price
soc; sale price, Ice yard.
Napkins at sc 79c CSC and IN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
ELANNELS

1000 yards Fancy Outing Flannel; Stew
enson's price, 10c; sale price. sc yard.
% pieces Heavy Fleece Down F1annels:
all handsome new patterns; Stevenson's
price, 15c; sale price. Toe yard.
30 aii-wooI Fancy Skirts; Steversou's
price, Csc; sale price. 53c each.
dozen all-wool Fancy Skirts: fine quail
ity; Stevenson's price, s1.50; sale price, 96c.
10 pieces strictly all-wool. Gray Twilled
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26

Glass Toweling, the Sc quality. for &C
yard; the 10c quality for &c yard.
% dozen 12kc Huck Towels. Sc each
&c and soc Huck Towels, 1Sc each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-26
HOuSefurnishingS

Another lot OF those Globe Wash Boards.
were &c: now &c.
Good size Cotton Mops. &C each; only one
10 buyer.
1000 cans OF Concentrated Lye go at &C per
can.
10-quart Galvanized Iron Pail for &c.
10-inch Clothes Wringer. hardwood frame.
white rubber rolls. $l.fS each; only enough
for Monday.
Good size Rice Root Scrub Brush for Sc
Brass Picture Hooks. &c a dozen; were 15c.
No. Wash Boiler for &c.
BisseIl Carpet Sweepers. sl-eS. worth 8.
Imitation Leather Lunch Boxes. all sizes.
&c each.
Decorated Cuspidors. sc each.
Shelf Paper. 1c per dozen sheets.
Taompsons Beef. Wine and Iron. TIC bot
Il TASTY asst Lunch Chocolate. 15c and SOC per
packages
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BLACK GOODS
From Next Door

Sing,e-width Challie Cashmere Bunting;
Stevenson's price, 19c; sale price. 71ac a
yard.
Atwood Henriettas-
Stevenson's Sc ones for 19c yard.
Stevensoa's ACC ones for &c yard.
Stevenson's Soc ones for soc yard.
Stevenson's 81 ones for 69c a yard.
Stevenson's $1.25 ones for soc yard.
Silk-warp Henriettas, Stevenson's 81
goods, at 69c yard.
Mohair Figures
Stevenson's price, 5Uc; sale price, 29c.
Stevenson's price, Coo; sale price. 39c.
Mohair Sicillans-
Stevenson's price, soc; sale price, 25c.
Stevenson's price, Coo; sale price, 39c.
Stevenson's price. Sc; sale price, SOC.
Atwood Serges-
Stevenson's price, 35c; sale price. 19c.
Stevenson's price, 65c; sale price, 39c.
Stevenson's price. Sc; sale price, soc.
StevenSon'S price 81 u. sale nrice 75c
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Our Neighb0r's
Notions
The JeWeIry Stock

-
SC and 10c Stick Pins. 1c.
10c Belt Pins for Sc.
zoe Hair Ornaments for Zoe.
&C and 1Oc. Side Combs. &c.
10c Collar Buttons for sc dozen.
Csc and 3oc Pocket Books for Ice.
Mems 25c Pocket Books for Ice.
Mems 25c and Csc real Alligator Purses
only &c.
SOC Combination Pocketbooks for &c.
soc Painted Silk Fans for Sic.
2Oc Painted Fans only &c.
Cotton, Leather and Mohair Belts for 1c.
25c Garter Buckles for Sc.
10c ard 15c Tuck Combs for sc.
Bracelets and Hair Pins for lc. !
Toilet Articles
10c Dressing Combs. sc.
1Oc Tooth Brushes. &c.
Package Toilet Paper, &c.
Machine Oil, &C.
19c Neroli Tooth Powder for 1oc.
Art Goods
sc Stamped Spiasher, 10c.
&c Stamped Pillow Shams. loc.
&c Crochet SILK for 1sc.
3 yards Embroidery Silk. sc doz. the
10c kind.
Sc Knitting Needles for &c set.
Sc Crochet Hooks for &c.
Sc Steel Crochet Hooks for 1c.
10c Spanish Yarn, &c.
Bedding Bros Best Crochet SILK for &c:
Stevenson's price, 35c.
1oc Plush Balls for &c Dozen
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WHITE SPREADS

Stevenson's 75c Spreads go at Acc each.
Stevensons 89c Spreads go at 59c each.
Stevenson's s1.15 Spreads go at 75c each.
Stevenson's 81. so Spreads go at CSC each.
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TRIMMINGS and BRALDS

This was one of Stevenson's best Depart
ments; goods were right up TO date; that
makes no difference to US; look at these
prices:
Stevenson's Sc Braids at 1c yard.
Stevenson's 12c Braids at &c yard.
Stevensons Persian and Astrachan
Bands, regular 25c goods, at SC a yard.
Fancy Braid Trimmings, spangie, pearl,
crystal and jet. at 25c yard; Stevenson's
prices 81 to $780,
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THE CORSET
STOCK

Good-itting White and Drab Corsets,
Stevenson's price soc; sale price, 19c a pair.
A lot Of White and Drab Corsets. includ-
ing many different makes Stevenson's
prices 69c to 75c; our price. &c pair.
A lot of Black Corsets, made by we'll
known manufacturer, Stevenson's price 81;
our price, soc a pair.
One lot of Misses Corsets in White and
Drab, Stevenson's price soc; sale price, 15c
a pair.
A lot of Children's Corded Waists, in
white only, Stevenson's price 29c and 39c:
our price, sc each.
The balance of our r. & G. Seconds go In
this sale at 49c pair; mostly large Sizes
MILLINERY
One lot of Quilts, Feathers, etc., go at
1c each.
A lot of Fancy Wings, worth 25c to 3sc,
so at &c each.
Felt Hats, dress shapes and Sailors, a lot
that were marked as high as SOC, so at 1c
each.
75c Felt Hats and Sailors go at SC each.
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GLOVES FROM
OUR NEIGHBOR

Stevenson's Our
Price. Price.
One lot of Kid Gloves in
colors .75c and sec 39c pair
One lot of Kid Gloves in
blacks and colors....... Acc pair
Kid Gloves in blacks and
colors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 79c pair
One lot Of Black Cash-ic
mere Gloyes............2 5c 15c pair
One lot or BraEk Cash =
mere Gloves.... 400 19c pair
Black Cashmere Gloves. 800 25c pair
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OUR NEIGHBOURS
UMBRELLAS

Just small prices on his entire Umbrella
stock.
40c, SEC, z0c and CSC.
The 4sc ones are the Mems Storm Um-
brella: the SOC ones are good English
Glorias; the 7sc ones are splendid SILK
Glorias. and the Csc ones are fine Silk
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Serges; all mounted on stanch Paragon
frames, with neat natural wood handles;
Stevenson's prices, 65c, Sc, $1.25 and $3.50.