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0O0, 900; Spain IL, 900 900, 000 and seven small
er European governments at 30, 000, 100000
aggregate while the same statistician
gives the United States credit for GA, OOO. .00O.-
900, and our census of 1890 makes it 6S. OO0.-
100000, and the increase since is estimated
to bring it up to 1900. 0O0, OOO
Stocks are expected to show July 1st:
1850 bbls. pork; 275, 900 tierces lard, and
59.OOO,0OO lbs. ribs. Chicago receipts since
January 1st were 3,S55,06 hogs, against
4,149.630 same time in 1895, and 3.791, 4S4 for
1894. Packing from March 1st to June 9Th.
b.1S5.0 hogs. against 4,555. 900 previous year.
The French vintage of 1898 (the last re-
port issued by the agricultural bureaU
shows an improvement, so far at all events
as quantity goes, over the preceding six
years, the quantity Of wine made in 1893
being estimated at 1884, GIG 19l gallons. as
gallons in 1891; T26,5l9,665 gallons in $780,
546 ,S42 gallons in 1889; 67 S9 900 gallons in
1SsS: and 64S a91 9oS gallons In IN 1857; II must ,
last fifteen years, from 1878 to 1884, is con-
siderably below the average of the pre-
ceding fifteen years.
United States consular report says:
Lands suitable for lemon culture In Sicily
fos eye as ahd % %ep
pumps for irrigation, to $576 per acre for
the very best lands along the base of
mountains and with facilities for irrigation
from aqueducts. AS land seldom changes
hands these prices are only estimates.
The same lands with bearing orchards
on them are valued at from $720 to $500 per
acre. These prices are from % to so per
cent less than the same lands and orchards
were considered. worth a few years since
before California engaged in the citrus
industry. The bearing age Is considered
to begin at the tenth year from the seed
although the trees begin to produce within
two or three years after budding. The lem
ons are brought to the warehouse in bas-
kets and remain there in wooden troughs
four or five days before asserting. 1t is
will show signs of decay in that time. AT
ter this inspection they are wrapped and
boxed. The packers and shippers are sell
dom producers.
ber to December and turns yellow in the
boxes, but from January to May 1t is al
lowed to color on the trees. The Novem-
ber fruit keeps best. The wages paid to
seers. SO to SO cents per day; women selec-
tors. 81 cents; wrappers. 10 cents cleaners.
IA cents; other girls. 16 cents. All board
themselves at at these griissss sr brea fruit
macaroni and sometimes cheap wine. They
begin work early in the morning and break
fast at 10 or II o'clock. The boxmakers
(men) receive 46 cents day. and the pick
ers q cents.
The usual prices paid by packers are
S2.16 to $2.52 per thousand Q040 to the thous-
and) from September to December: 90
prices are for fruit on the trees. but are
In the deprecated Italian currency. worth
on an average 80 per cent of its face. The
consul reports that. contrary to the gen.
of specially touring" lemons for shipment
but that they are handled and shipped
Just as herein described.
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hey Cost You Nothing
Premium No.
TWO HUNDRED 0LD-TIME SONGS.

This volume the and
FAMILIAR and
edited
the kind published. carefully thief following
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows. "'
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Btween East San Pedro and Long Beach

CATALINA.
Steamer for Avalon connects with 1:10
D. m. train daily. except Sundays. SIS a.
m. Sundays.
points on Mount Lowe railway, leave Los
Angeles daily at 9:30 and a $3.50 p. m
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
Telescope and searchlght.
a-Daily. b-Daily except Sunday. c.
Sundays only. d-Saturdays only.
Special rates to excursion and picnic
parties.
ney avenue bridges.
store, corner Second and Spring streets,
and Magnus ticket Office, South Spring
street
General offices, First street depot.
W. WINCUP, General Passenger Agent.
Los ANGELES AND REDONDO RAIL.
way Company.
Los Angeles depot: Corner of Grand ave-
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BOND LIST.

NEW YORK. July S.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds to.
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afraid of pounding persistently
turns up, turn something up.
Don't quit a good position until
you are sure of q better one.
Remember that the very best
positions are secured through
promotion and not by answering
advertisements. 1t may be worth
your while to study carefully
the pages devoted to this subject
in The Everyday Educator. You
will find a model application IAN
answer to an advertisement) on I
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Stocks are expected to show July 1st:
$4,000 bbls. pork; 275,0OO tierces lard, and
59.OOO,O0O lbs. ribs. Chicago receipts since
January 1st were 3.S55,066 hogs, against
4,149.630 same time in 1895, and 3,791, ,4S4 for
1894. Packing from March 1st to June 9Th.
b.1S5.0 hogs. against 4. $50, 900 previous year
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There is no use applying for .
situation If you cannot do any
thing. Encourage and develop
some one talent for the use Of
which the world offers a money
value. The man who can do
anything fairly well isn't draw
ing half the salary Of the
man who can do one thing better
than other people. Do not be
do call you a crank. If nothing
The herald., 1896-07-09

Los Angeles depot: Corner of Grand ave-
nue. and Jefferson street.
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Christmas ar the Bon Marchc.

Opening sale OF Toys ana Dolls at
prices that defy competition.
\ Lon Of large Cloth Body Dolls. China
head worth iSc. only ~.
i4-inch Kid Ranv Dolls. natural H0w-
Ing hair. shoes and stockings. worth
Sec only l9c
Closing Eye Dolls, Kid body. fun =
inch size. shoes and stockings. Only &c.
Sitting Dolls. can be put into any po-
s!tlon kid bodies, with nice natural
hair. al ~ 5sic and az.
Beautiful Kid Body Dolls at 80. 81
and sl&
Sew Eatulmau Dolls. Blsaue head.
natural flowing hair c0iy &c
Dolls Heads and Bodies from fac IN
t'nbrcakable French Dolls from N25
Holiday Books for Children al SC. Sc.
To-. Is and sc M.
Movable Elephants. Horses. Rabbits.
Dogs. Donkeys. etc, from r III.
Toy Tea sets. Kitchen Sets. eJe.. from
loc an.
Horses and Carts from &c ND.
Nieht Lamps. Joe and Sc
Train. three coaches and engine. with
- side Fail and Spade. set Sc and
1er
Fercv Snare Drums. &c and IN.
ChHdea's Tea sets m every tint and
color with - pieceS- large cups ard
saute.rs. IAc to 5sc a set
Fancy Werk Raskfts ~.
Feuoy Fun sszed cups ard Sauces.
cgiy i-lsr set
Fsrt-. NssSse Teps large size. n IA,
Bfaufffuf Hand Niwro~ only Iac
FhflfrfnsS fawu Banks. eognefafu
hand some. at Ike earn.
Pearl Pen sets. witc pager cutter.
oriv Sc
Ffard- Painted M.rroTs only fae each.
Plush Work Boxes and TcSiee sets.
Sc
WhlsS Broom Eotie~s WA plush
mirrors attached. 4,c.
beautiful Frosted Silver ph-furs
Fame cabinet size. only -.
SILVER casters. VITA four bottles. Only
is-
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ROYAL Society Embroidery silks. Gun
line of coiors. Monday 3 skein.
Real AngnrA Wool IA grey, black and
white isc hail
NsaS silk and or Braided Cords for
fanvy work. only 5isC yard.
Fancy SAX 1aSsei Fringe in All co..
crs only lec yard
Fancy cable cords for cushions, etc.
only ttsc yard up
New Stamped Splashers. from ieo and
aSs ~.
Stamped Mosnle Linen Doslies from &c
and ST. M
New Applique Doihes. very pretty. at
Sc iA- fSc up.
Fancy cold Emisssesed Silksiins
Cushion Covers. only fsc.
Sta nsg,csl Linen Picture Frames from
sSc ~
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Spss-iai sale ~ Taoe Curtains thls
maak. from 80 ro 81 pair
Pretty N8tUlE nam lsscss Curtains. IS
yarsis long tspsSi ash round. Naluo S..
enly Sc pair
New eele-s fu $ceriu ham Cur AIMS.
Ia - and q tncaos wade ostly 80 and
s. - pair.
lust received Tor rhe Hoi$fays, Az
s.sef4re new iiue ~ Brussels Curtains 81
dainty bay patterns. nnNe& ere ~
vshfr~h ~ offer az SPECIAL io@ price.
frssgu SEsA gsp 20 $50 patr.
F.sre 81 sets Ia stze iu Real Net
ssaSham Lace 81 s. 81 81 and - ses-
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surprise and birthday Parties.

A very delightful surprise party Was
given in honor of Miss Kitty Iathropea
birthday on Friday evening, December 4.
at her cozy home. Us Eighth street Dane
ing and various games were INDUCED In.
A musical programmes was rendered by
Capt. Miss Lillian and Miss Besse Brad
ley Miss Estelle Regina. Miss Josephine
Lathrope and Miss Emily Burt. lunch
was served AT a late hour. after which
the happy party departed. Those invited
were Mrs. Lafhrope. Miss Josephine and
Miss Kitty Lathrope Miss AIDA Swczea.
Miss Besse Mae Bradley. Miss Emily Burt.
Miss Lillian Lee bradley. Miss Estelle
Regina, Miss Lizzie Conway, Miss Ida and
Miss Rosa Reed, Mrs Charles Brown Mrs.
Koch. Miss Ida Slower Miss Maude and
Miss Glenn Hyatt. Miss Sadie SickisE.
Miss Pearl Bell Miss Eva seera. of Ia
coma. Miss Mollie and Miss Anna Calii-
gan. Miss Marcclie Headrick. Miss Nellie
Hnckfns Miss Adclinc ard Miss Marcel
leane Rouleaux. Mr.. Morris MF. Burt.
Mr. Zira Swezea. Mr.. Asa Swezea, Mr.. s.
Muligan. Mr.. ~. kellogg. SIR Arthur
Smith. Mr.. Martin Smith. Mr. Charles
Brown. MIR Ralph Richards, Mr.. Fred
Woods Mr. Ben Bloom. Mr. Guy Hem
dring, Mr.. William Sickies, Mr.. n, YAM
deli, Mr.. W, fsushong. Mr. r. ". keene.
Mr.. William Ransom Mr. Frank Jackson.
Mr. r. X conartz MIR I a Treen Mr..
r. A. Anderson and Mr.. Betty.
An IN joyabie surprise party was given
tn honor or Miss Zeasa lloyd al her home.
as Maynard avenue. Tuesday evening. ny
a number of her young friends The
evening VAS pleasantly spent in games.
songs and recitauons A. midnight a
dainty repast was served. Among thos-
~ esent were; Miss Kate Hart. Mrs
Hart. Miss Genevieve Leighton. Sisss
Clara Wilson. Miss Ethel Neiles. Mas
BERTHA Nelles, Miss Stella Beach Miss
Minnie Kumpf Miss Mattel Leach. Miss
Lille Heinix Miss Nellie Williams. Miss
MolHe williams. Miss Lizzie Henke. Miss
Jesse Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs FIRED G. Brown.
Mr. ard Mrs. William Lloyd. Mr. Henry
Henke. Mr. Harry Benson, Mr. AISLE Tay-
ior. Mf. James Hart. Mr.. irwin De Young.
Mr. Peter kumpf. Mr. Colin McPhersoa.
Mr. BARNARD fsuniEaR. 1r.. Mr. Harry
Msnerd. Mr.. Lewis Waters. Nr. Chester
smart. Mr. Beanie Fry Mr. Walter
Heiniw, Mr. Peter Berg and Mr. Clarence
Cave.
"A enjoyable surprise party vas given at
the ressis-uce 81 Mr.. and Mrs John Teas.
TUESDAY evening. IN bonur % Mr.. Tom
Smith, % south Prairie Music and dane
ing wers fnfa1'wed in until q late hour.
when refreshmeuts were served. Those
present we're Miss Lille saler. Miss M.
Saler. Miss fnsl Feiteriy. Mss n. FatteFly.
Miss l. XfsFsiosh Mics NJ Murdoch. Miss
Bertha Nsicoxen. Mics Phoebe Keech.
Mrs - 9. Brown % C01umbia. Mrs J.
Teas NJ Tom ssFussh Mr. Don Smith. Mr..
Alexan8er Dow. AF. rank W4.eoxen. SIR.
AHen Teas Mr.. r. T>ooney Mr. willie
Maraoek NJ. Charles Wright Mf III
ward Teas Mr. Herbert TsauFkner. Mr. Joe
Saier. Mr. " SaAer Mr. John Teas
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The dance given ~ laa k1ife Nous
Club AZ Morris hail istst Friday evening
vas not as IaTg ~ attended nigat -
expected oHfng 20 the numerous Other
attractions on taat night. hgt those Pfs@-
ems expressed thsrnsstvea as having had
a very eukoyaEsla time Those present
acre. Miss sfratf0n Miss My Helen
Sgratfau. Mics Minnie Ealfon. Miss Iean
Lester affss Ars1gnds T-setr. Miss Nc
EniFtlt. Ag.ss fssarsste cBfT8efs Mss fss4ss-
cock. MIS- fsfonRsn. Miss Are Tack.
sftss Mlunls Easzeff. Ms AgnHE Eaerstf.
Miss Taflan Hildsbsan1s. Miss Aamts
Eaeue. a{Ns Marian rsar~a. Mss IdeflA
gonssana Mss I.antsrnHr. Miss 3enrts
Ngnvaut. Afr CaF4 T0efN Mr. Claire Haa-
aett. NJ Gggan sizr. MF. IiVysan. Mr.
Fsoraea 81. Sir. 1gmer aefponaid, Mr.
VIII Wray, Af. Jo-A ssne@Aans ar. Carl
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Nursing Corsets. heavily b0ned. only
5ss PAIR.
New X. & u Thompson Glove TT
ting Corscts Ia black ~ dr&h. only 81
p1sF-
The New American TsaG}ts' Corse's.
special So.
f.asfsrss Detroit Waist in black and
efsss aatsat yFare s. - ohlx E-e
Farrf> Good Sense Waist for Infants.
t-asa.lrssa misses and la6tee f1li sSsOgI-
gneus * styles aaI s1Eess fTom a. pair
an
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Ven assortment al grades az prt~Ns
xssass,as sasylu 81 SAVING SO GFoEs a st0lA8r
tsssssAEss nn every pAsF
A heavy A-usWna Gray ElAUNek Ie~t
ssRe. oNtY s. Is a Qat~
t5satsx AIM Col eiankst futl size. Ia
NaftN ouiy fais ts takuset ttl4z& t.ss
been relusef8 fsoau s. q ts S 81 a pair
A. KNsra flus ttansss ran " col
fWsak@s fAss Racket ia aaaAs fr0en t1Ie
ftse-t wssfi snsl eass 3o "a ASA, ti7is ore
- 1aesp .st $3.50 tsar Vtr pgier oAts
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Enr Nen Only.

Mew's fIegusFftrset Ware Tsawu
Il nake Tch3e6S. oTiy 81
Mems Calorcd E1yier ard Hem
o. sfehsas Hands erChigsss, special values
S. tao and sae-
Mems ta-ssnv E'Banrei CFrrsAf~ss fa>
Meas }fss9w Fiauue3 t4grrsfsgrs.
anrth ssAt catE $40
Meas An-W s,sg flue Fisaref Over
shirts. worsa s}sa enly g.
Afcu : tfKegu4ls. rtvetfl. - 1523@S Only
SO Uslr.
Ma's rssausserrs5 sshirts tinesa bosom.
ontF fAe
Mrs 81 raes F-feaCcsi lgs3sg=Fresr "a
n&t9rN gray oElE %F
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Hosiery aud Underwear.

C,f,fklyNsass Fast Black Gotten Hose.
rlb.eesf essiy g. pasT.
tneesrspa Cashmere f}rse extra Hns.
usually sold al .sse ostr Isrtce NC paEr.
Rays t}eaVy Bicycle Stockings. Aber-
hy rshAesl only pa pair
ladies a -Waoi Vest and Pants Ia
sanitary Ercy. oniy 49, esCas.
Extra value iu enc Ksat.ed and F2Aiu
Ifussersse,ae at l5.,. - su3 slf4
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Bahy's Xmas.

Infants Pretty Knit SaequeS az &c.
sSc ga, ga T8c-
Iasarts' Embroidered Flannel Shawls
az gsc. 81. SIS
fnfatsa' Mf-tssna al i2isc. i5c pair.
rufants' prUtty Sost Sole Shoes. from
Ia pair zap,
fnfants' Fancy Kid Button shoes
black. tan. chocolate and red. from ar
q pair up.
Infants IsonE and Snort Cloaks. wad-
ded llnel and silk embroidered. al ..
siae. $40. s..
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Crashes aud Linens for En-
hroidcry Work.

2i-inch Monte Linen. only &c yard.
4a-lnch Butcher Linen. only &c
a5-inch Fine Linen Lawn for Hand
ken-hfefs. only sAe
a2-ins-h Extra Fine Linen Lawn for
Handkerchief. only sac.
Fine EleuCard Grass laaen Tor bu-
resu scsrfs. eec.. - and ts-inch. at coo
and s5c a yard.
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Millinery Der'f.

"a Y4aas~raselv Trimmed Hats. real
value S.. 2a4r oAcace ggnu0rTO@ osiy
s.
plAt Trimmed Sss}1gs. Ia a1 coaors
- each
press lGsES ~ al the latest shades
a ~ ssla pes - 3 nA 2Nc,
daaair NaskinE Hats al SHADES, So.
So en3 s. *.
Nshalr ua F'e5t "a a1s, reduced ffcsH
81. SIS ta sa- and ss--
~aeetl4fs sn A3sFsrtf7 lQgae Eesse-
.r~ s. snUs am8 AaEwg, .es - re4ace4
pF4Dcys.
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Bargains in Towels.

skis Bleachod Honeycomb Towels.
only s..
taNg9 Heavy Turkish Towels. only
Ice
tSxst Large Turkish Towels. only
ra1te
#xao All-IAnen Towels. only 15c.
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Extraordinary Sacrifice sale OF
High Grade Cloaks and Cnpes.

our stock Of Ladies' Capea mi JACK
cts are not only IN the ney~St Apa
handsontst sfyles--bcing aeieSted Win
the care and skill that comes with
years ~ cKpeFirnCc~ahtT they re at'Htt-
iufely the lowest -pricsd FOR the auab-
lies given IN this town. Don tustge or
these sample offerings Toy the prices
quoted. because they're 80 low 1871
you've seen them. That viii reveal TIE
secret OF the reason why car SleaA
trade b one, If the largest IN the CITY.
slik-Nncsl seal Plush SapeS. richly
trimmed woFth 81 81 reduced 10 &ts%
Black All-WpOl kersry tapes, heavy
! wrsgft. ,ru.o asid button, high storm
eellsr trimmed. worth s.. reduced To
IS
: nca,-v Bouels Canes. trimmed sn ;u-
!. halsr braid. fssarl buttons full sweep.
4 Hnrfh g. 81 rssfucesf 10 f2a
Ladies Fancy Astrakhan. kcrsry.
: Beaver and plush Caps=, new frankltn
{ eallsr. an silk lined. worth $ 81 $40 =,
gaA So and SD reduced 70 Sl&.sn, $40.
4 hSe S. - AMI 500.
!. Ladies' Heavy Heavier Jackets. new
s Franklin front. worth y. reduced 10
i uM
4 Ladies Au-Wooi Beaver Diagonal
ches ~ ana Bouclr Jackets. box front.
STERN cellar. worth $40. resiecssi tn
80 and s.
j. RaHcle Jackets storta collar. haN front,
4 msae rs Americas best cluaknia ker7s.
y~sueed from sii and Sis 90 $3.50 and
i rs
I tem Imported Jackets. reduced 20
4 ns@
! tsAua Imported Jackets and cspes, re-
|. saoea 70 si2so
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Hsh grades AZ lower prices thar any
eetes Aaase
teiHeh Fancy All-Wco Bourestes in
sniy 81 yard
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hress Pattern 50 che most anpfe-
ss~te thsne for a Nmas glfs-~Sn that
! y can she's fun ana desirable hue
s'siale ana fancy dress goods. Aiuts
sefissrs--
- eur I've Toncd Matafiasses,
saNaane eur Fancy Fcuref1cs.
lseA ~ eaF Modify ChaNtofS.
Sseevi cur Novelty Raucles.
~ sale Monday ard ail this week AZ
SEC a Yard.
-. rseeiN e3--A new lire - Scatch
49, = SIX Ard We0i. suitable for
-. ss aad chlaTen's dresses. oniy 80
- So wishing a sai- in plain mate
= ssa Hot 10 t,ssger shsas Eet ana -
: ~ Asssssei SMltiuEs We carry a Tall
Z = ea.oyA We euAranaee thts 81 he
! a. ksaAsne A}i-WOol Aas&hzst thota.
~ -. ~'sse. usually sosa az - = yard
Yard.
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Holiday Handkerchief Sale.

Fine Lawn Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. Sc.
Belgian Hand Embroidered Initial
handkerchief. hemstifched and war
ranted pure linen. worth 2,lc. only i5c.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Initial
Handkerchiefs. exceptional value f5c
2I-inch Initial SILK Handkerohicfs.
hemSiitched, only &c.
Queen Anne Lace Edge Hsmsiitched
lawn II andkerohiefs, something en-
tiFeiy new. only &c.
Choice Assor: ment Swiss Embroid-
cred six Handkerchiefs from s. up
Mems White Lawn HcmStitched
HsDdkerchiefs. only &.
Mems colored Border and Plain
White Cambria linen and Lawn Hand
kerchiefs 1T l-3c. ioc. l2lsc 15c.
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House Wrappers.

Ladies Calico Wrappers. lace trim
mi. tomorrow Esc
lseits Flnnnriette Double lecs'ri
Nrappers. worth - and $. oniN -
ana slM
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Xmas Gloves.


sd Good Quality uuAleachc1 Sheet
ine. only ie'aC
41-inch Pillow CassnE S i-3c yard
Ssxh Ready Made Pillow Slips only
st-ss
A-inch Unbleached Muslin. only siso
yard
Fire Quality Unhisache9 Muslin. spe-
c50l Monday sec yard.
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Table Linens.

ss-lnch Pure linen Cream Table
n@usRsk. value SC. oniv go yard
se-guCh Extra Heavy German iAnsn
Table namaSk. worth sac. only 5sc-
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lust received for the Xmas trade
rev lire of Fancy Noaalr SuitinEs,
choice. designs and nubby effects. Al an
earlier shipment the same tine OF
goods were sold az S0c. s5r and ~
yard Ne are nov able 80 oWsr the
nsss lins al g.. So AMI Sc a yard.
We also place on sale an exquisite 4s-
inch All Wool French Serge In navy
blue and hlack only ~ &c 4 yard,
aa.inch wide Vale Storm Serge. usu~
ally sold n Nsc and 81 a yard. Mondays
price only Csc q yard
hs-inch Atwood Navy Blue and
Black Repeiant Cloth. they are I'M
shrinkahle and wunf crock. just the
material for the rainy season. only Soc
e yard.
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portieres.

Chenille Portieres. full size. only sl75
pair.
Satin Derby Portieres, special this
week only 81 Is pair.
Special values I'm Chenille and Satin
Derby Portieres at s., $3.50 and $t.50.
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Sacrifice sale Of Maekiusoshes.

slsN High Grade Mackintoshes. re-
easeS 10 s ~
us Hish Grade Mscklnioshos. re-
aecsi "a s. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

week the club Rln meet with Mrs. c. r.
Stsmsan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

The young ladies OF the old Knot-a-
Gayne Club have decided TO give their
party ~ Prosch's hall on the evening Of
December IS This was done with the
understanding that the young men would
give some kind OF an affair IN honor ~
the Stanford Mandolin and 6fles Club
after their concert II this city. The
Marty on the 18Th viii undoubtedly hs
the urettfest Of the season. the giTis
are noted for their ability 10 handle such
an event. A hevy OF Tacoma's faircst
buds win be present 10 lend enchantment
to the occasion and incidentally set the
hearts OF the local saliants fluttering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Raser, OF Warren
avenue. Queen Anne hin. entertained the
following friends at whist "Wednesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Horner. Lieut..
and Mrs. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Peterson. Miss King. Miss Miller. Prof.
TRitmyer and Mr.. j. w. Mct.onnaughey.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

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