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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-15

AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY
For good. safe investment, and one
which cannot fail TO bring large profit
% the purchaser, We recommend Latona
and Brooklyn property; accessible by
good car service and adjoining the uni
yersity grounds. II is the most desirable
property in Seattle: we are Offering
few special bargains at $50 per lot. cash;
size OF lots i0Xlo3.
on QUEEN ANNE HILL
Two fine lots on First avenue west, near
cable road. price. SIS each. cash these
lots are offered for less than half their
present cash value; must be sold
\ slightly, IMPROVED PLACE
Just one Block east OF the present ter
minus OF the cable road We have beau
tiful N-rOom house and two large lots.
frontage los feet. streets graded, stone
bulkhead. all terraced and ready 10 oc-
cluv: this * one Of the prettiest lOCa-
tons on Queen Anne; price. s., loo; easy
terms.
OFT BROADWAY
4 7-room house two full lots on corner
Firth and Broadway; price, S2.loo. only
$50 cash required. this Is the biggest
and best bargain in improved property
ever offered on Broadway, our instruc-
tions are TO withdraw this property from
the market within ten days II not sold;
act quickly II YOU want bargain.
THE SEATTLE LAND CONF ANY. IA
Columbia street
Do YOU KNOW that YOU can buy land
cheaper from us than II VIII cost you 10
take un government 8AnuE " e nave re-
CeiVed from the railroad company maps
and pats Of a tract OF good farming
land being lust now put on the market
FOR sale. The land Is situated in Lewis
county. near railroad, good roads and
thiCkly settled country price, s.. s., 81
per acre. terms. ten years, only ono
tenth 90 the purchase price Il required
as first payment. Viii sell In 40-acre
Tracts We can offer lands in every
township within the railroad limit in
Western Washington AT prices from s.
Is Sl1 per acre on ten years time. 1t
VII. hc % your own advantage 20 call on
OF write go us for further information
before YOU locate on piece OF land
Aim \ S.etfengren. rooms ! and Halter
beck. Seattle.
FOR SAlE-A good fye-room house and
LOT. wlta4n six books 81 state university.
for $50. easy terms.
Eighty acres, about 2daO 80 feet ~ tim
aer. eue-ha't mile from Port Orchard
oay. for $3.50. easy terms, or viii cX-
change COR realty
l5i-aere farm. hut5inSs cost over Ne".
q mile and a halt from Charleston. TO
exchange for a house and lat
Il use and lot IN Green street for Ss-o;
easy terms house cost $loo. tais offer
SO HALEY BUILDING.
FOR SAIE-Farm % l61 acres in King
county. wit1 house. bar1 and orchard;
~ % trs bottom .aud. 10 acres under cul-
uvauou price $50 per acre, terms.
3 ". West. - Union block
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason AMI
TAurston counties. exCel'eC. fruit land 4.
easily cleared ami nicely situated for
farms, favorable terms. Tacoma Mil
Company. Tacoma. Wash
FoE SALE OR ANGE-Improved
.eE flNlH feet. on First avenue Front
~tEectf south - PIKE FOR chicago uron-
eryy. Jordan q H43dock. Colonial
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Legal. NOTICES

CTTCE OF SALE -oa tee 49,
August. l>s8 55hn LeReavv ~ =
lily. NaSc- county Wassfa~s-, NSses
ttrtd inio a cSrtata aGreesgar,, &c -
+. AhHacaeT .t@rla are G.oF,' - y !. ~ ~ gsa
pcF2tsoE. AID other % his c-sss,e-s. e,r-e
iloEtd N said agreement t91,sssess Ise-
d.Stc sitton ~ personal ana rea1e 80 tse
ms Ciione1 In said aSreenaenf SsSsPiEg
purpose Of applying the rrae.-sss - -
10 the payment 81 the creditors ~ 81
salQ s0hn McEeaNy. under vsh5~h - -
me NJ George \ Sheppard was AssEss-
. trustee Tor the purpose az Sss--..azTl
oGt said agreement: and theresa 80
said John u Reavy and MS xfSs -. sas
tAe terms or said agreement rT.s -
70 TIE said George a SaeppaTy9 -'rs.sss
real estate, described iu said arrs -. al
And N0ere2S. al meeting ~ ~. '..e1@
itcrs Of said John NcReavy. rneptis,.sssses-
satl agreer neut- he.s in the rftv ~ sa
stt!e on TIE 1870 day u Decernbs~ -
tie said George A. sheppard trustee -
tr-cfe7 10 sell the satd real eSrara = !, -
Qef> aal property and real sStstS S -. e
Ills anus uEdcr the alDresafa aeree.-s. -
en- fat most advantageous terms
\~w n0tlce * hereby given thst ~.
tf@EFge a sheppard VII IN To Nam.S ~
lNto receive bids fer said rast eS-s.. -
Tor a lot of personal property eens}s.t--s
ot notes and accounts. eta Hs- ~ -
Teal and personal property is al "a -
Once OF NJ Gillian, room I'D Seattle 49,
N The city of Seattle, King county w.
l0Eion. tor the inspection az pr9n5sas -
caaseTS-and Will sell the sa-na sa~ - -
or notes WITH approved security So
George A. sheppard TeSerytng the rSvS, :.
relect any and al bids y
GEORGE \. SHEPPARD
T-Jl . Ia-r
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE Tn
construct and operate an electric stress
railway.
Nouee IS hereby given that the ss.n,.
Consolidated Street Railway Company
corpora tl0u duly organized ana extstir<,..@
der the avs 81 the state OF WasAinr1er
on the l6th day Of September. 1875 Ga
It's App5eati0n with the city council az 80
city OF Seattle for franchise TO eer.
sIuct and operate an electric street 80.
Nay and power CirCQit asong ana 80.
the following designated route to-xif.
Beginning al the Intersection o. Roy sss
Temperance streets, aud running thsnss
A.28s Roy street to Light street al
ttenee north along Light street % 0lymvls
avenue. and thence westerly a.ong Own
Pc avenue 70 kinnear park.
mat said railway company prays 2,
sac Application that a franchise be gant,
e .or a period OF nifty GO wears.
laat after the filing OF the app.l.atias
aforesaid. to-wit: on the seth day % NJ.
GENDER. 1885, the city council duly pssssa
concurrent resolution determining tbss
a ranChise TO construct and operate Al
eieEtrtc street railway along and upaa
tae ABOVE designated route should a
granted 10 the person or corporation ~,
would pay the highest sum Tor said fran.
chlse. and directing the city clerk 10
cause notice or said application and resp
a. non and notice that the city council
pF poses 70 grant said franchise 70 the
Psisrh. CONG any or corporation who viii
pay the highest sum therefor 70 be pub
hs5ed for ten Q9) days in the city o1ic.al
ueN paper.
Therefore, notice is hereby given. that
sealed BIDS for such franchise win Re re-
celvei by the city clerk up 70 O'Clock
y. n OF the s0th day OF January. lSSS 70
construct and operate an electric stFset
railway and power circuit. along and ap-
on the ABOVE designated route, and that
the city council offers TO grant the sane
- the person. company or corporation
who viii pay the highest sum for such
franchise. reserying. however, the rigat 10
reject any and az bids. and 10 -efuse 10
grant a franchise. Each bid for said
franchise must BE accompanied by eer-
titled check for an amount equal 10 ten
GO per centum OF the amount bid Tor
such franchise, payable 10 the order Of the
city comptroller 10 be forfeited 20 the
city In case the successful bidder shall
fan 70 pay the amount Of his bid within
thirty f3n DAYS after the acceptance Of
the same by the city council and the city
council VIII. on the 9th day Of January.
1896 at the hour OF o'clock 2. m. Of SAID
day. cause said bids 10 be opened. and
then determine whether aay Franchise
shall be granted. reserving the right 70
reject any and all bids.
Witness my hand and the seal ~ said
city. this ith day OF January. 1895.
tSeaL) Il. F. STEWART,
City Clerk.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

SPECIAL
ventory o. the western mill: golden
ID pcrt2nity .or investors a ursl-es2ss
Isnr9er E1anllfae turiEg pant, TIE most
s Tp.ete 1utf1E on Puget sQ1n1, offered
fci one-half lis value. l5ca ton. that p0T-
ton u Lake Union s89th O. I10E1as
Avenue and between Oriol ard Nostse
streets. forced sale, creditors must
have money; ons-aalf cash. balance on
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FOR SALE-Sl5. 90; improved business lot.
6tiXl2J feet, on First avenue thront
streeD or viii exchange for Chicago
property.
81 .00-HOuse OF & rooms on Yesler way
tavenue). only ten minutes walk from
pOst0ff1ce. a great bargain.
sl,s1e-SeVen-rO0m house near Madison,
close in modern improvements
81 500 acres near Green lake; good soil;
Oh county road. easy terms
Sg3j-l57 acres OF good. level land, close TO
Furnishing town and railroad; 3 acres
cleared. small house. schOoinOuse ad-
Joining. this is a great bargain.
sssl-F'ine residence lot. close in; best loca-
ton in the city; worth 5000.
See)-GOod residence lot, t9Xi20 feet, on
Nineteenth avenue north esquire ave-
nue..
s550-Residence lot. 60xfaS feet, on Seven
teenth avenue north Chestnut streeO'
Renton hill
800 acres near Lake Washington, on
good county road. several acres cleared;
small house and spring water: only 500
cash would be cheap at 81 900.
Large and small tracts of timber land,
very cheap.
5, 10 and 2O-acre tracts close to city.
cheap
Lake Washington water front at sacri-
fee. Correspondence solicited.
JORDAN * PADDOCK, Colonial block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MYSTIC JEWEL SOCIAL CLUB viii give
A social on Thursday. January lb. al
Petits' hail. Front street Invitations at
r J. Baiiey's. photographer. Zls Column
bia street.
THERE WILL be a meeting OF the WASH
ington State SDoTtsmeu's Association,
for the protection Of fsn and game at
Hardy e. Hairs January l6 al 3. m
PORTTfS BAXTER. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE To
construct and operate an essctrie street

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE To
construct and operate an essctrtc street
railway.
Consolidated Street Railway Company.
CORPORATION duly organized and existing I'M
der the laws Of the state q Washington,
en- the 10th day OF September 1895. hled
its application With the city council OF the
cfty Of Seattle for a franchise 10 con-
struct and operate an electrle street rail-
way and power circuit along and upon
III following designated route, to-wit:
Raetnning az the terminus or the fran
ch7ses granted 20 Seattle Electrical Railway
& power Company, at the former north
boundary Of the city OF Seattle, on the
vsastsriy shore OF Lake Union. to-wft AT
the east and west center line OF section
70 township = north. range east. W.
NJ d running thence. norlhwesterly
and northerly along Lake avenue Ia
Hunters Lake Union addition. B. p
paws Eleorado addition and Denny &
HCVt's supplemental plat OF an addition
Min the tracks OF the Seattle, lake
score i Eastern Railway Company. on
ana along Ewing avenue.
mat said railway company prays IN
vaf4 auuhcatiou that a franchise DC CANT
- ar a period OF nifty (jW years 81
Tat after the fling OF the application
af1resafd to-wit. on the seth day Of De-
~a,,.rar 1885. the city council duly passed
y concurrent resolution determining that
a franchise to construct and operate an
elertric street railway along ard upon
tha above designated route should %
sranted TO the person or corporation VITO
SGfi,d nav the highest sum for said ffan
chise. and directing the city clark TO
cagsa notice OF said application and resos
hstion and notice that the city council
uroD0ses 10 grant said franchise 10 the
bFrson company or corporation VINO vi!
TaX the highest sum therefor Is be pub
iished for ten OO days In the city official
Therefore. notice is hereby given, thai
sealed bids for such franchise will b. re-
ceived nv The city clerk up 20 O'Clock
y. m. OF the 9th day OF January, isgA 2
construct and operate an electric street
railway and power circuit. along ana up
On the above designated route, and thst
the city council offers 20 grant the sans
10 the person. company or corporation
Who viii pay the highest sum for soeh
franchise reserVing. however. the ug9t 70
reject any and al bids. and 20 refuse 70
grant a franchise. Eacl BID Tor sAia
franchise must be accompanied ~ esl-
Titled check for an amount equal % yen
such franchise, payable % the order OF We
city comptroller, 10 be- forfeited 70 VIZ
CIV iu ease the successful bidder saaA
fail 70 pay the amount OF MS BID Sithi',.
thirty f90i DAYS after the acceptance =.
ths same bV the city council. ana the e1y
council WI. en- the 20th day % Jahnal}i
lSlG an the hour OF o clock =, ~. q so so
dav. cause said bids 70 be opened. ".
then determine whether any fransaiss
shah bee granted. rcseTNinS Jae tlsHe 80
reject any and all bids. Ia
Witness my hand and the sea- % S~''
citv. this 4.h day Of January, 1896
tGasn r. r STEWART,
City Clerk
-4.-.rfsrs kFrffaa IL
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CfIIROPODIsTs.

HANNA. 81 second street. room E'''''
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NANTED-situation by young lady wish
ing 70 learn rctouching. Address No II,
Post-inteIiigencer
WANTED - Sewing: rrst-cIass dress
maker Address 5. Post-Intelhgencer
WANTED-Ry competent cook situation.
Address Earnest. Post-Intellgencer
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o. TO $50 paid statesmen for cigars: ex-
perience not necessary. extra induce
Inents TO customers. Bishop q Kline. ST.
Louis, Mo.
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: 2 81 DONALD. ue.so,se. Telephone
Nan -
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Advertisements under ne head o. 55Dst.
Found For sale o. kf'it am p - i
xgauts7 vrfff Rec inserted a. the rate U
cent 4 word each sHsertion- Pay faeL5 a.
ygavs ia advance No advertisements Ee-
celVfe For less than - cents.
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W. NTBD-First-cl cake HHd pastry
baker: state wages references required.
Address g.. box 23i. Vancouver. n. c.
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wANTED-By an experienced farmer,
work OF any kind. farm preferred Ad-
dress j. H., ost-Inte.ligencer
YOUNG MEN for various kinds Of work
win Toe furnished at Gospel Mission. 1904
Third avenue.
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wANTED-Akcufs 10 sell good article.
needed i'm every household: big money
for live agents. 703 Pike sp6cet.
WANTEp-Agents 10 sell phe improved
Eureka suspenders. ~ Cherry street
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NoTTcF-Tae husinees sfice o. me
rf.st-Intal IIgen&e- s. open @pil II =. M
- Z = m e,IaSsfded embellishments VIII
be rec eIyeG So 10 THIS time
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p 3, NJ MILLER. VI D. etc. surgeon.
Medical and surgical diseases Of women
Main ia
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wANTED-At once. young lady 10 do
general office work. good opportunity
for enc DESTROYS OF learning bookkeep-
Ing. Address Merchant, care Post-In-
Hgencer.
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Advertisements VII ne seceivet at
brarrr ofFicex OF me Post-Infriiigenc
TACOMA RTREAU = Win Pioneer
News COMPANY. iii Pacific avenue
port TOWNSEND French * 70.
pErTFwftUAN EAY-NeW " hatcofns
corner Holly an1l Canoe streets - Il
Culver Manager.
OLYNPIA-si7lz Main street. Cilaries
Watson. Agent.
w. <afton.s,e, satserz avvaff advertisers
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE.

ANTED-situati0n by ali-round Job
printer. ~ years experience ~ largest
Eastern offices. can figure intel3gently
on work. also well acquainted WITH
PAPER stock: give me a trial II you need
anybody Address Printer. P0st-intelh-
gencer.
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FOR LEASE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Part cash part real estate:
threc-story building. all furnished with
in one block OF postoffice. including lease
running fourteen years. al a bargain;
part cash. balance on time or good real
estate. Gilmore n Thurstor. l0a Cherry
street.
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TROUBLE OF THE SERGEANT.
First n Rumor OF n Murder and then
IN Insane Man Makes Things Lively.

Sergeant Corrigan was on duty a night
or two ago at the station house until mid
night. Early in the evening nothing very
startling happened. but from IL till u sew
eral things occurred to break the monotony.
First some telephoned that a saloon
keeper at Georgia anG Noble streets, on
Irish HILL" had been drunk all day and
made himself generally disagreeable to the
neighbors. Eve tried to stand that" said
the man at the telephone, "but he is trying
TO end the day with murder Just now he
drove his wife and children from the house
with butcher knife. Send some one here
at once"
''No. 1s'' and mo. IT. called up headquar-
tiers little later and were dispatched to the
HILL" but found everything quiet and no
indication that a tragedy had been enacted,
with drunken saloon man as the central
figure
Then bright looking colored man came
In with an abashed air and asked to see
i do for your said the Sergeant. The man
stood with downcast eyes toying with his
cap nervously. He looked up suddenly with
a startled glance behind him and said:
We'll 1 have been doing something so
bac hate TO tell you what IL is"
Go on. tell your story" said the Sergeant
well. / went away from the asylum this
afternoon. intended TO go back but they
are all IN bed now. What L want to know is
what ma -. can you 40 for me? Can You give me
The man said his name was William Oil
Yer; That ne was brought here wrongfuliy
and against his will. last August. from
Bloomington.
Il tell you how it was" said he mysteri-
o es They got the wrong man. Yes, sir;
He didn't know just how old he was. but
said he was born In 1871. He had figured II
out that he was twenty-five, but was
q nj
at last he said he swore awfully hard.
know such a person. cont your ii!s''''eS' i0u
The Sergeant replied that he didn't know
the gentleman. Then he told about an oath
the Judge OF a court wanted him to make
one time--the statutory oath.
but / wouldn't swear that way / said
by the holy hokery pokery, bokery' but
the rest OF his peculiar oath was
lost In an unintelligible tumble Telenhone
communication developed that the man had
escaped from the insane asylum and the
sergeant was requested TO keep him until
morning. He was locked up in the bum
room"
The escaped lunatic had scarcely been dis
posed OF when another colored man. carry
ing a lantern In one hand, a whip in the 9th
er. with blood In his eye and halter over
his shoulder, came in and asked that the
police help him figd his t'roan horse with
his tail tied up in knot" The animal got
away about o'clock last night while its
owner was washing his feet in ''lukewarm''
water. The man was Peter Grove and lives
at No. = Church street. For five hours he
had been searching for that horse. up alleys
and dark streets. several times hearing that
he had been seen just few moments he
Tore L drive him TO a wagon and / cant
work tomorrow unless / find him" said
Grove Patrolmen making their calls we're
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WILL HAVE AN APARTMENT STORE.
Brosnan Bros. to Spread Their Bus
mess to Maryland Street.

Brosnan Bros. will. in a short time, ex-
tend their line to include most of the ar
ticles now found in the large department
stores. They now have room on South
Illinois street, about 40x150 feet, and occupy
two floors. They have leased the four
rooms on Maryland street in the rear of
Shorts drug store, now occupied by the
Mundelle-We Printing Company and
others, and will cut away the partitions
separating them from their present store.
Besides this, the north partition in the
back part of the present store will be taken
out and the rooms on the north, reaching
within about forty feet of Pearl street, Will
be taken in. These additions Will give the
firm about four times much floor space
as it now occupies. 1t is the intention, one
of the members of the firm says. to fill this
space with a complete assortment OF gen.
eral merchandise and If it is found to be
too small TO contain the line contemplated,
more space will be secured. This will give
this firm floor space almost as large as
the largest store in town.
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McAII Anniversary.

The tenth anniversary OF the organization
of the Indiana McAll Auxiliary will be OBJ
served tomorrow at 2:SO o'clock at the
home OF Mr.. ]. J. Cooper. No. 400 North
Meridian street. where the first meeting for
orga nization was held. Dr. Rondthaler. Y no
presided at that meeting, will he present
ard. with others of the first members. will
take part in a programme which has be en-
specially prepared. The occasion viii be a
nrnisa and thanks-offering service.
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DR.. DEwHURST UNFORTUNATE.
One of His Sermons Just Outside nj
Prize.

One of the syndicates publishing sermons
In the Sunday papers offered four prizes for
those which were deemed the best. Three
hundred were received. Out OF the three
hundred twelve were selected from which
10 select. the four. Between the merits OF
this number 10 was not easy TO decide so the
500 was divided equally among the four
One of those just outside OF the fortunate
four was written by Rev. T. L. Dewhurst
OF Plymouth Church.
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Press Club Election.

The Press Club will hold its annual cleo
ton next Thursday Afternoon at o'clock
A number of important matters will be
considered at the meeting The committee
appointed TO secure a memorial TO Dan
Paine has decided to recommend the pur-
chase of Mr.. Steele's portrait Of the dead
journalist.
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For Stealing a Forty-DOIlar Horse.

reausition on the Governor OF Illinois
was issued yesterday asking the return TO
this State OF Homer Wagner, who is
charged with stealing a forty-dollar horse
in Vigo county. Wagner Is now under ar
rest at Martinsville, Ill.
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High-Grnde HATS.

Sole agents of the Youmans hat and the
celebrated American-made Roelofs hat.
Springs styles now on sale.
ORIGINAL DANBURY HAT STORE,
q West Washington street. q
w. e. KLEINSMITH, Manager.
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Sale of Curtains'aud Drapery

The finest opportunity of the year to
buy Lace Curtains.
Sale Price.
Choice of all our Csc and sl25
qualities Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, very. pretty designs, reduced
TO, per pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
Choice of all our slS5 and $50
Nottingham Lace Curtains, extra
wide and full long, in handsome
patterns, reduced to, per pair........ Soc
Choice of all our Sl9S and S2.25
extra-quality Nottingham and
Scotch Lace Curtains including a
great line of Irish Point, Antique
and Fish-net effects, reduced TO, per
pair ......................... ........... s1.3s
Choice of all our French Guipure
and Brussels Net Lace Curtains, 60
inches wide and 31h and yards
long, lovely patterns; few pairs
among them slightly soiled, but
none in the lot worth less than 81
pair, some s., all at uniformly re-
duced price per pair. $40
200 pairs Nottingham Curtains at
29c, 39c and 49c per pair; see them.
Chenille Portieres, so different pat
terms, per pair. Observation-Disclosures. $l.9S
Choice Of All at Sc
Extra-size made pillow cases; Ia
dies fast-black hose, no seams;
gents and ladies' fine handker-
chiefs; regular 1212c laces and en-
broideries, all Observation-Disclosures. &c