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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-27

''The ship has no paint to spare" said he.
"You must get along without it."
81 fear II will not be well for me in the end"
adds the author, "for if my own sins are to
be forgiven only as forgive that hard-hearted
and unimpressible first lieutenant then pardon
there is none for me-"
short stay was made at Callao, and the old
frigate, which her commander at the end of
this cruise speaks of in his official report as
zone of the most weatherly ships and the best
sea boat he ever sailed in," arrived at Boston
in October 1874
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does on his first visit to Venice; but his con-
clusions were so unlike most of the others that
Mr.. Hutton records them:
Although Venice was attractive at first. in the
absence of acquaintance it became monotonous
and wearying. A town in which the sound Of
wheels aud hoofs is never known, in which the
stiffness of the narrow, ravne-like canals Is SCI
dom broken unless by the fall Of or the cry
of gondolier, fatigues one by its unceasing calm
do not mber to have been so much struck with
any place upon entering it. do not recollecU ever
to have been so tired of a residence in capital.
In regard to these words of Fenimore
Cooper the author remarks: "The very ab-
sence of the noise of hoof and wheel, the very
silence of which he complains, are to most
tired minded travellers the greatest of the
charms OF the capital city of Venice. But
happily we each have our OWL points of
view"
The volume is neatly printed and appropri.
ately illus t-ated
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DEFERRED.

Love came knocking at m heart
One summer day,
Came knocking softly at my heart,
I said him nay;
81 Oh May is merry, and June is long.
And gay with blossom and wild-bird's song.
The golden hours are free, are free;
What sweeter can you bring to me?
pray you wait
Without the gate"
Was that knocking at my heart
One winter day?
The faintest echo in my heartl
The world was gray,
And drear the winter; my garden close
Lay chill and silent with drifting SHOWS.
/ swung the portals open wide:
+" Oh, enter stranger. and abideP'-
Loves ghost did wait
without the gate.
CELIA A. HAYWARD, IN October LtppfncoH&
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DUR MAGNIFICENT new FALL STOCK |!

successful termination
with proper display
MAGNIFICENT NEW STOCK, advance importatons of
which shown last week praise
muItitudes of admirng visitors
The present week complete display
the result mammoth shipments during past
days. in inviting inspection of PEERLESS COLLEC
TIONS OF RARE AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND NOVELTIES
EXHIBITED offer additional shape
lines
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THE Arena.

The October number of the Arena contains
discussions OF the money question by leading
free-silverites and its various departments are
well filed. The literature of the issue is of q
high order. Among the contributors are:
United States Senator j. T. Morgan on SILVER
a Money MetaP' Rev. G. d. Coleman on seThe
Religion of Jesus Christ in Its Relation to
Christianity and Reforms William Howe
Tolman, Ph.D., on Municipal Reform" and
United States Senator ]. P. Jones on What the
Reconciliation Of Silver Would Do for the Re-
public" ]. H. lIastam writes about "How
Prince Edward I.land Settled It's Land Ques-
ton" and ErnestW. Clement about Japanese
Elements in The Last Days of Pompefi.' >" Pro
lessor Frank Parsons also has an article on
"Free Silver vs.. Free Gold" Mary S. Lockwood
treats of 1.-THE Divine Aflatus OF the Etruscan
Gold. Spinners.n
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TIE OVERLAND.

Overland Nor thIy for October opens as
usual with Editor Rounsevelle Wildmau's GAS
Talked in the Sanctum." This particular
sanctum chat turhs out to be a warm discus
sion OF the silver question. Irving NJ. Scott
furnishes another of his Hard Times" arti-
cles. He defends the attitude OF the Republi-
can party on the money question and replies
in good terse English to J. J. Valentine The
latter, by the way, contributes forcible arti-
Gle on the Progress OF Mankind" An article
that viii attract notice from Catholics is
History of the Young Mems Institute" by
Frank Murasky. Senator George c.. Perkins
has an article in answer to w. H. Mills on
Japanese Competition" and Hon. TREY L.
Ford writes on the Republican party. The
stories and poems are better than usual and
reflect Pacific Coast life
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HND THEN.

Silence, and then the dark;
sweet sleep, and then the dawn.
And one star there TO mark
Where thou hast gone.
So, sweetheart, from my sight
A little hast thou flown:
s WHY for the absence of night
should make moan?
Parted, but not with tears.
Earth's dream, and then the sky,
And then through all the years
Together, you and L
JeHN LEIGHTON BEST, in October LtppfncoFs.
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At Is Cents Each

100 dozen LADIES WHITE SHEER
LAWN SCALLOPED EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS. regular
price So per dozen, will be offered at
15c each
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At $1.25.

27 pieces 48-inch ALL-WOOL ENGLISH
TWILLED COVERT SUITING, in
tan, green, brown and gray, mixed
colorings, will be placed on sale at
81 25 yard.
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At 90 Cents.

LIS dozen LADIES BLACK MACo COT
TON HOSE, high-spliced heels and
toes. Hermsdorf black, worth 1890,
on special sale at zoe pair.
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At 75 Gents a Yard.

40 pieces DRESDEN FIGURED AND
BROCADED TAFFETA, new designs,
and shadings, good value for 81 %,
will be offered at 75c yard.
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HANDKERCHIEFSl l
At 5 Cents Each.

dozen LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDREN II MSTITC HE'D
HANDKERCHIEFS. in white lawn
and lace insertion or edged, revered
and colored borders, regular price 81
per dozen, will be offered at sc each.
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At $1.OO a Yard.

15 pieces 24-INCH BLACK SATIN
DUCHESSE, extra heavy, soft finish,
good value for 81 80, will be offered at
81 yard.
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HosIERYi HOSIERY.
Ar OK Cents

$50 dozen CHILDREN's FINE RIBBED
BLACK MACO COTTON HOSE,
double knees, heels and toes, Herm s.
dorf black, unbleached and black feet
worth 40c, on special sale at 25c a pair.
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At 25 Cents.

lbs dozen LADIES' 4-THREAD BLACK
MACO COTTON HOSE, extra high
spliced heels and toes, Hermsdorf
black, worth 40c, on special sale at 25c
pair.
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At $1.OO a Yard.

100 pieces COLORED SILK VELVET, in
all the latest shades and tints, close
pile, perfect finish, will be offered at
81 yard.
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At rs Cents,

~ pieces 46.inch ALL-WOOL ETAMINE
CHECKS, raised effects, will be placed
on sale at 75c yard.
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LITERARY NOTES.

primitive Buddhism-Its Origin and Teach
ings," is the title of new book by Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Reed. The recently awakened interest
in the PHILOSOPHERS of the East, and especially
in the subject of Buddhism, will find fresh
impetus in the announcement of this work
1t claims to present, in as brief manner as is
consistent with accuracy, the authoritative
teachings of primitive Buddhism as found in
the sacred books of the East, the official docu-
ments of the early Buddhists and elsewhere.
The book is to be published by Scott Foresman
g. Co. of Chicago.
Mr.. du Maurier has done a daring thing in
his new novel, 1.-THE Martian." He has made
his heroine an unseen person. In fact, she is
"The Martian.' and while she does not appear
in the story she plays the most important part
in it. There are q number of women who do
appear, however. The hero is introduced to
the reader as boy whose story is told by a
friend and edited by Mr.. du Maurier.
Tolstoi recently told French interviewer
that "Alphonse Daudet has certain talent;
Paul Bourget is brilliant essaylst. but poor
novelist, his head being too crammed with
facts; Marcel Provost is worth more than his
books, which are inqualifables.' Guy de
Maupassant knew how to see and tell what he
ad seen. His style was as pure as precious
metal. he was miles ahead of Flaubert, Zola
and everybody. Zola Ia 8 dlngept and pIod.
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Az 81 Cents Bach.

500 dozen LADIES' SHEER WHITE
LAWN HEMSTITCHED EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS with lace
insertion or Spanish work (slightly
1mperfect), regular price 121Sc, 15c and
zoe, will be offered at SIC each.
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At so Cents.

81 pieces 40-inch HEAVY ALL-WOOL
NOVELTY CHEVIOTS, newest de-
signs and colorings, will be placed on
sale at SOC yard.
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SILK DEPARTMENT +!
At 40 Cents a Yard.

toned effect. good value for 60c, will
be offered at 40c yard.
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At rs Cents.

LADIES WAISTS. laundered collar and
cuffs, STANLEY waist" all fancy shades
regular price 81 25 and 81 so, will be
offered at 75c each.
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At 65 Cents.

20 dozen MEMS STANLEY SHIRTS,
with laundried collars and cuffs at
tached, regularly sold at 81, will be
offered at 65c each.
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AT IS Cents a Ward

20 pieces BLACK BROCADED SATIN,
large designs, heavy quality, good
value 81, will be offered at 75c yard.
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AZ S0 Cenfs.

SO dozen MEMS SANITARY WOOL
AND HEAVY MIXED CAMELS'
HAIR UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, special value. usual price 85c,
will be offered at SOC each.
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LIPPINCoTT's.


The complete novel in the October issue of
LippincotPs is "The Crown Prince Of Rex
ania,' by Edward S. Van Zlle. The prince
visits America, falls in love with New York
girl, is rescued and goes home to fight for his
throne on news of his fathers death. "Bull-
.wlnkle, the History of a Poor Student" by
Eliza Gold, is a character sketch with a good
deal OF humOr and observation in it. Under
the heading 'Shakespeare's Old Saws" Will
liam Cecil Elam shows how and why much of
the popular speech of Virginia is that of the
great dramatist. Ellen olney Kirk deals with
.'Jhe Last Resort in ART copying in the gal
leries OF Europe. "Humanity's Missing Link"
supposed TO have been found lately in Java by
DR.. Dubois of the Dutch army, is explained by
DR.. Harvey B. Bashore. "The Need of Local
Patriotism" is pointed out by Professor Will
liam Cranston Lawton. George II. Westley
writes of 'Some Odd Clubs and William Ward
Crane of Fashions in Names" The poetry of
the number is by Celia A. Hayward, John
Leighton Best and Clarence Urmy.
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At 5000

LADIES' GORED SKIRTS, large and
small figures, lined with percaline vel
vet binding, price $500.
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At 10 Cents.

S7-inch ALL-WOOL NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS, in boucle, plaids and matalesse
effects, Will be placed on sale at 4Oc a
yard.
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At so Cents.

100 dozen LADIES' WAISTS, made of
good quality percale, in all fancy
shades. latest style goods, with BISHOP
sleeves, worth 81 and 81 %, will be
offered at SOC each.
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At $t.OO.

$50 dozen 4-BUTTON DERBY KID
GLOVES, colors red, tan and brown,
regular value 81 90, will be offered at
81 pair.
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At IL Cents

81 pieces 38-inch FINE ALL. WOOL
BOUCLE PLAIDS, elegant colorings,
will be placed on sale at 75c yard.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
At $500

LADIES' BOX JACKETS, in black, navy
and brown cheviot, high neck, storm
collar, price $5 90.
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What
the Magazines
Contain
Something About Poor
Richard Irving W.
Scott on Hard
Times
GoDEY's.

Godey's Magazine for October contains the
first chapter OF q short life of Benjamin Frank
lin, written by George C. Lay. "Poor Rich
ard" had, perhaps, the most engaging person
ality among the founders of the Republic, and
his lsbors were of the highest i'm Dor tance.
Mr.. Lay, in his first chapter, treats of Frank
lin, the Apprentice, the Printer and the Phi
losopher," in very readable manner, and in
the other chapters will take up his achieve
ments as politician and diplomat. Ida Rose
McCabe's account OF '"The Oberlin- Wellington
Rescue; an Anti-Slaverv Crisis Which Almost
Precipitated the Civil War in 1859 Through
the'secession of the North, " makes interesting
political reading Another election-time arti-
Gle is called "The Present Campaign in Car
toon," rejecting in newspaper pictures the DO
= Hueal sentiment throughout the country.
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At &1.OO.

55 dozen MEMS MIXED AUSTRALIAN
WOOL AND CAMELS' HAIR UN-
DERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, war
ranted non-shrinkable, regular price
81 so. will be offered at 81 each.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.
At 35 Cents.

5 dozen MEMS AND BOYS UNLAUN-
DRIED WHITE SHIRTS, made with
double backs and REINFORCED linen
fronts, extra value for Csc, will be
offered at 35c each.
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At rs Cents.

"a dozen 4-BUTTON ENGLISH WALK
ING KID GLOVES. embroidered
backs and large buttons, colors and
at 75c pair.
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SPECIAL SALE!
SOME STRONG LINES IN SEA-
SONABLE GOODS.

100 dozenW W Well-made BLEACHED
PlLLOWCASES, 45x36 inches
ready for use, 15c value. On 100
special sale at. AOO
As dozen FINE GRADE HEM
STITCHED DPILLOWCASES,
45136 inches, ready for use, 1S9
value 25c. On special sale at IOO
cases DOUBLE BED WIDTH
SHEETING, S2-inch, un-
bleached, fine thread, heavy
make, 20c fabric. On special 1So
sale at. Observation-Disclosures. Luz
IS pieces HEAVY CREAM TA-
BILE DAMASK, this is pure
linen, Irlsh-made fabric, value Qko
Doc. On special sale at.... OcC
20 pieces EXTRA GRADE
BLEACHED DAMASK,
splendid grade, value 75c. On ESo
special sale at. at.............. CCO
200 dozen 8-4 DINNER NAP
KINS, 21 inches square,
bleached Irish linen. value
81 30 a dozen. On special saleQ1 00
Ill.,. SQAeOV
LADIES' BLACK COTTON
MOREEN SKIRTS, extra
wide, bound in velvet, valueQ1 M
81 80 each. On special sale attD 1.OU
LADIES FAST BLACK
SATEEN SKIRTS, wide
width. we'll made, value 81 25 OK
each. On special sale at.. OOC
400 pieces sHIRTING GALL
GOES. full standard. On Ao
special sale. Observation-Disclosures. fC
500 pieces NEW DARK FLAN-
NELETTES, the new rich
Persian effects, very effective. 10o
On special sale a at 1UC
NOTABLE VALUES!
A Grand Line OF MEDIUM AND
d A R K FLANNELETTES
AND TENNIS FLANNELS.
On special sale at. OC
An Elegant Line of FINE
FRENCH FLANNELS, new
fall colorings, all fine wool. OK
Special price ce O0C
$50 pieces DOUBLE-FOLD DOT
TED SWISS, for curtains,
ETC., 36 inches wide, value for 10lo
2Oc On special sale at LEU
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Az OK Cents

LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS, Iaundried
collar and cuffs, full sleeves, yoke back,
will be offered at 25c each.
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At $1.OO.

25 pieces 54-INCH EXTRA FINE ALL
WOOL ENGLISH CHEVIOT, worth
81 90, will be sold at 81 yard.
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At $500.

LADIES' BOUCLE CLOTH JACKET,
two-button box front, lap pockets,
storm collar, coIors black and navy,
price So 90.
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At $50.

LADIES' BOUCLE JACKET, box front,
storm collar, coat back, half-lined with
silk serge, coIors black and navy, price
81 so.
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At S1.25.

20 pieces MOHAIR CREPONS, in the
latest designs, worth 81 75, will be sold
at 81 % yard.
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AZ $3.50.

LADIES' PLUSH RIPPLE CAPE, lined
with silk serge, handsomely beaded,
storm collar, trimmed with martin fur,
price 81 so.
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At 25 Cents Each

AT 20 tents EdCns
200 dozen LADIES' WHITE SHEER
LAWN SCALLOPED EMBROID.
Erred HANDKERC regular
price Sc per dozen, will be offered at
Z5c each.
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CoLoRED DRESS GOODS /
At 25 Cents.

rs pieces 44-inch ALL WOOL NAVY
STORM SERGE, regular price SOC, will
be closed out at 25c yard.
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LADIES' KID GLOVES.
At 35 Cents.

800 dozen 5-BUTTON KID GLOVES. in
black only, regular value 81, will be
offere at 35c pair.
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FRANK LEsL1E's POPULAR MONTHLY.

. In Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for oc-
tober the principal features, all splendidly
illustrated, are: "The Road to the Stage" in
which Arthur Hornblow tells how actors and
actresses are made and something about the
dramatic schools; General Lees Last Cam
paign," by General Horatio C. King, the ninth
paper in the great Lee series; the opening
chapters of new serial story, ''Father John.'
by Edith Sessions Tupper; 1.-THE United States
Revenue-cutter Service" giving the history
and duties OF an important branch of our
navy, by Joanna R Nichols; "The Free Silver
ISSUE" by Senator William NJ Stewart, being
the first of two papers on the Leading Issues
OF the Two Great Parties,'' TO be followed next
month by an article from the gold standpoint; !;
"The Art Student in Munich by George Willis
Bardwell. Then there are four short stories
and some illustrated poems.
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At IN Cents.

No. IL pinch ALL-SILK SATIN AND
GROS GRAIN RIBBON. in assorted
colors, value 15c, will be offered at TIC.
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Az o5 Cents

ALL-SILK DRESDEN RIBBONS, 4
inches wide, assorted colors, value 35
will be offered at 25c.
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500 pieces NEW DARK FLAN-
NELETTES, the new rich
Persian effects, very effective.
On special sale at
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LADIES' BLACK COTTON
MOREEN SKIRTS, extra
wide, bound in velvet, valueQ1 M
81 so each. On special sale atsO l.OO
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LADIES' FAST BLACK
SATEEN SKIRTS, wide
width. we'll made, value 81 25 OF
each. On special sale at. OO
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M'cLURE's MAeAzINE.

No reader of the Bonnie Briar Bush" stories
cen fail to be interested IN the opening article
in the October McClure's It is an account of
Ian Maclaren, the author of those most genial
tales. by an most intimate personal friend,
the Rev: D. NJ Ross, describing him as min
lister and g pulpit orator, in which characters
he had become emine ent long before he took to
authorship, as well as in his literary methods
and career. A series of portraits, pictures of
Ian Maclaren's several residences, and some
original Drumtochty views illus trate the pa
per To the same number Rudyard Kipling
contributes one of his strongest ballads-"Chol-
eraCamp." Other contributions are q remark
ably vivid and real account of the Lincoln and
Douglas debates of 1858; paper of personal
observations and recollections of Ii Hung
Chang and his labors for the advancement of
China, by the Hon. Chester Holcombe, who for
many years lived in close personal and official
relations with the V1ceroy; paper by Eliza
beth Stuart Phelps, giving her recollections of
the poet Edward Rowland Sill, and telling
very interesting story of collaboration with
her husband in the writing of novels. AL of
these papers are fully illustrated
The fiction of the number is up TO the Nc
Clure standard; which means it is of fresh
and unfailing interest.
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At IS Cents.
2 cases 3s-INCH ALL PURE WOOL
IMPORTED FANCY WEAVES, |
worth SOC, will be sold at 35c yard.
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400 pieces SHIRTING CALL
GOES, full standard. On h
special sale. Observation-Disclosures. II
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200 dozen 3-4 DINNER NAP
KINS, Il inches square,
bleached Irish linen. value
81 30 a dozen. On special sales
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At so Cents.

2 cases 4S-INCH FIGURED ENGLISH
MOHAIR, worth 75c, will be offered
at 50c a yard.
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At rs Cents,

cases 4S-INCH FRENCH BOUCLE.
extra good value for 81 %, will be sold
at 75c yard.
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20 pieces EXTRA GRADE
BLEACHED DAMASK, a
splendid grade, value 75c. On
special sale at at........... Z
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IS pieces HEAVY CREAM TA-
BILE DAMASK, this is a pure
linen, Irlsh-made fabric, value
60c. On special sale at....
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RIBBONS! RIBBoNsl
At IL Cents.

At Is Cents.
ALL-SILK DRESDEN RIBBONS, 81
inches wide, in assorted colors, value
25c, will be offered at 15c.
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At so Cents.

STORM SERGE, worth 75c, will be
offered at SOC yard.
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2 cases DOUBLE BED WIDTH
SHEETING, S2-inch, un-
bleached, fine thread, heavy
make, 20c fabric. On special
sale at.
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An Elegant Line of FINE
FRENCH FLANNELS, new
fall colorings, all fine wool. o.
Special price ce.... %
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NOTABLE VALUES!

A Grand Line OF MEDIUM AND
DARE FLANNELETTES
AND TENNIS FLANNELS,
On special sale at.
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IS dozen FINE GRADE HEM
STITCHED PILLOWCASES,
45x36 inches, ready for use,
value 25c. On special sale at.
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100 dozen Well-made BLEACHED
PILLOWCASES, 45x36 inches
ready for use, 15c value. On
special sale at
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SHAKESPEARE THE BOY. BY William J..
Rolfe. New York: Harper & Brothers. For
sale by Robertson; price b 25.
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$50 pieces DOUBLE-FOLD DOT
TED SWISS, for curtains, ,
ETC., 36 inches wide, value for 10I
2Oc. On special sale at. lZ2C
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AT SPECIALLY Low PRICES!
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
At IS Cents,

BLACK DRESS GOODS.
At 35 Cents.
2 cases 3s-INCH ALL PURE WOOL
IMPORTED FANCY WEAVES,
worth SOC, will be sold at 35c yard.
At so Cents.
cases 47-INCH ALL-WOOL ENGLISH
STORM SERGE, worth 75c, will be
offered at SOC yard.
At so Cents.
2 cases 43-INCH FIGURED ENGLISH
MOHAIR, worth 75c, will be offered
at 50c yard.
At rs Cents.
2 cases 4S-INCH FRENCH BOUCLE,
extra good value for 81 %, will be sold
at 75c a yard.
At $1.00.
25 pieces 54-INCH EXTRA FINE ALL
WOOL ENGLISH CHEVIOT, worth
81 90, will be sold at 81 yard.
At $1.25.
20 pieces MOHAIR CREPONS, in the
latest designs, worth 81 70, will be sold
at 81 % yard.
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ding writer. I liked his 'Germinal,' and La
Terre' is novel of peasant humanity. AS for
'Lourdes,' stopped at the hundredth page,
and Rome never opened"
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MARCH HAREs. By Harold Frederic. New
York: ID. Appleton & Co. For sale by William
Doxey. Palace Hotel: price, 81 20
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Messrs Lea Bros. & Co. have just issued the
third and concluding volume of Henry
Charles Lea's "History of Confession and In.
dulgences in the Latin Church., dealing with
the history of indulgenees.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-27
BY THE AUTHOR OF FARM BALLADS

The volume is neatly printed and appropri.
ately illustrated.