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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-27


duce.i from sic TO &c per isir-
Nottingham Lace Curtains re-
dacec from 81 TO Ioc per pHr.
<o.iirghiu Lace Curtains fe-
duced from se.z5 to Si.s5 per pair.
NOTTINGHAM. Lace Curtains re-
duced Il S. IS 20 5. - yer rair.
.it~Fr i.t,a Curtains IL
duced f. nm s35e 10 s2.s5 per PAR.
Soetinyhln Lac Curtains re-
duce,i from - TO s2.eo rer pair.
I-ish Point f.a1e C'lrt5lns re-
ducai from $40 10 tl.71 per lair.
Iri~n Point Lac Curtains re-
duced nom 81. 10 20 sz.+s Ter pair.
irish Point Lace Curtains. re-
duced from 81 20 ss.s5 per pafr.
Tri<h poins Lace curtains. re-
ducea from s. TO 1916 per salr.
Irish i'oin Lace Cursaius. re-
duced from $50 TO 8. - per .a!r
Irish Point Lace Crrtai:sS. re-
duc-si from SO % $7f5 ,1sr pair.
Venetian Point Lace Curtains.
reduced from $40 10 SD yer
pair.
Venetian Point Lace Curtains.
reduced from S-ys 10 $3.50 pair.
SeIctis 7 Point Lsrc CT; iains.
rsdur q from s. 20 $50 per ralr.
Venetian Point Lace Curtains.
redrced from 81 10 $50 s,er nair.
Venetian Point Lsce Cur.sjrs.
reduced from % 20 81 % per pair.
Brussels Net. Point e'Issrrit.
Fish Net and other I-ase Cur
tsins. at equal reductions.
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KLINE s. ROSENBERG,
725-627 First Avenue.
! Special
! Lace
! Curtain
} Sale.

4 chance for every house,
keeper to secure new Car
tains. We have 70 OGer
these great bargains, all
taken from our large spring
import order. These prices
are for this week onlys
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4 "Reminiscences.

cheers shai taxed the ianxs Of sha.e pres
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-27

Not part Of the purchase. We preso.9
these Black Boards for . purposs-shs
purpose Of maintaining and increaslne
our popularity with the boys who Nh
SON be the men. the c.othes-buy.ng -.
Of the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-27

Non y T.. ffnghes mat. short but
earnest address. IN which ns sJiosizse the
administration OF Gov. MeGrav. and de-
esarsd IL 10 he his firm en1viction that
tho aettsn Of the King county RepaD-
isesns would b. endorsed ~ the kesua-
isc~nx Of the state. TIs moved that This
meeting proceed 10 orgarsze the John III.
MeGsaw Gut. whose ob5sct should be 20
rrrnrs the eierf,on o. the governor as
United f:fates senator from the state Of
E@shlngtcn.
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The Georgia and Alabama.

TheGeorgla and Alabama railway yester-
day issued the following statement: Ap
p-oximate earnings for week ending Sep
TENDER Sth: First week In September.
1886. $50 miles, 1904: 1885. 265 miles. sS,273
Increase In earnings. slo.77l, or l3o per
cent; increase in mileage. 81 per cent.
Comparative statement OF earnings for
FIVE months and one week: April LIST 10
September sth. 1886. Szo5So; 1895. ss2's5s
Increase in earnings. sln,6ss, or " per
cent.
The next earnings Of the company for
the same period have Increased In a still
greater ratio. Approximate net earnings
for August, 1886, $4,000 Interest charges
for August on first-mortgage preference
bonds, issued and outstanding, 5000.
The above earnings include the dullest
period of the year. For the past four
years the best months Of tho year have
been October. December. November. Sep
tembef, and January. in the order named
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PATTEsON AND YOST.
They Meet I'm john Discussion at
buchanan.


BUCHANAN, VA. September 12.-(Spe-
cial)-Captain Camm Patteson OF Buck
ingham, and Hon. Jake Yost. of Staun-
ton, Republican nominee for Congress in
this district, were both advertised to
speak here tonight in separate buildings,
and not until shortly before o'clock
were arrangements made for a Joint dis
cussion. AS soon almost as the arrange
ment became known the Town Hall was
crowded TO overlooking by the friends or
both speakers. The crowd was about
evenly divided, and both sides claim that
they were benefited. Captain Patteson
opened in a speech Of one hour and fifteen
minutes. Mr.. Yost replied in the same
length OF time. and each speaker made
a fifteen-m minute re1oinder.
Captain Patteson discussed the finan-
cial question In an able manner, much
more ably than any speaker our people
have vet heard. His illusions to William
]. Bryan and II. d. Flood were greeted
with great applause. He scored McKin-
lev for voting for the force bill, and Har-
rison. Cleveland. Sherman. and ingalls,
came in for their share Of criticism on
account Of their attempt to force the
sinols gold standard upon the people.
Cantain Patteson was more than q match
for Yost. and he made the Democratic
financial policy so plain that he who runs
may read.
Al the conclusion Of Captain Patteson's
opening speech Mr.. fost was introduced,
and his reception was very satisfactory
one. white and colored mingling their
vo,ces I'm cheering. He went into a full
discussion Of the money question. Like
phil Armour. he exhibited Mexican dol
lars 10 illustrate his point. He kept his
partisans in good humor. and his speech
seemed TO please all the Republicans and
bolters. but he made no impression upon
the Democrats. Your correspondent Is
safe In saying that he made no converts.
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Cameron Mt clifton Forge.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. September H.
Especial. lex Governor William Il. Came
ron spoke here tonight by appointment
in the Opera House. The meeting had
been advertised extensively. but in spite
OF this fact the crowd which greeted him
was small The audience was on the
''Brunswick-stew" order. being composed
of all classes and conditions of men.
white Republicans and negroes being
largely In the majority. Some Of the
minor officials OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company were conspicuous
in the gathering. The speaking was ad-
yertised to take place at o'clock, but
owing 10 the fact that at the appointed
time but few people were present. de-
lay of half an hour was INDUCED IN in
order for the "crowd" to gather. When
tho Ex-Governor arose to speak there
were present by actual count ninety
three persons. The meeting was In mark
ed contrast with one held here week
ago to-day.
The mention Of Senator Daniels name
was literally applaudsd.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany declined TO give an excursion train
from this place to the Bryan meeting In
Richmond. even on . guarantse-a very
significant fact.
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him. Showers kept the attendance down
TO 3546. Score; X II. 4:
Baltimore .... ~ 00S 0000f-9 IL
BROOKLYN 49, ......1 90 o3 00c-S
Batteries: Nops and Robinson; Ken
nedy and Grim.
SENSATIONAL PLAYING.
NEW YORK, September l2.-The New
Yorks won their third straight game
from the Bostons to-day, in the most
sensational manner. With the score
TO against the locals, Mccain ana
Stiyetts made errors in the eighth inning
that sent I'm two runs. Then Bechiey
tied the score in the ninth with nome
run. and in the tenth, with none out, van
Haltren won the game with a similar
drive. Attendance, 1000 Score: X. H. IL.
New York. .......4 o / 00OO2 ~
Boston ..... ....3 500OOO 90 O-S IA
Batteries: Seymour. Clark, and Wilson;
Kobedanz and Bergen.
A PITCHERS BATTLE.
PIITSBURG. September H-Chicago
made 1t four straight from Pittsburg To-
day, taking the final game OF the series
with ease. Ii was a pitchers battle, IN
which Killen had a shade the better OF IL,
but Lyons miserable fielding spoiled all
Of Pittsburg's good work. Attendance.
600 Score; r. IL. +.
Chicago ............l 00loo11s-i o
Pittsburg ...........000 0oC1o OIL
Batteries: Killen ana Boyle; Briggs
and Donohue.
BLAKE THE HERO.
CLEVELAND, o., September 1.-THE
Spiders won to-day's game and the series
from the Browns in an exciting finish.
The Clevelands had the better OF the
argument all through, but were unable
to bunch their hits at critical stages,
owing 10 the Browns superior fielding.
Blake's magnificent throw In the tenth
10 plate. catching Meyers. saved the day
for Cleveland. Attendance, l.loo. Score
r. IL. r.
Cleveland ........oosooooool--s IL 0
st. Louis. 010100000-2 3
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Kissen-
ger and Mcfarland.
HILL uNHITTABLE.
LOUISVILLE, ky. September a.
louisville made II three straight from
Cincinnati to-day by a batting rally IN
the eighth inning. Tho Reds could not
hit Hill when hits were needed. Atten-
dance. 800. Score: r. II. Il.
Cincinnati .........t0oo1oooo-5 IL 2
Louisville ........Ol0oO &c 10 4
Batteries: Rhines anG Gray; HIN and
Miller.
FARCIcAIA
WASHINGTON, September ITO
days game was a farcical one. and Man.
sger Schmelz. In his dilemma, utilized
sifteen of his players In the vain attempt
70 score victory. The game was called
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HAMPTON.
DeIerates to the Port Norfolk Com
ventfon-A Club Organized.

delegates to the Port Norfolk Com
vention-A Club Organized.
HAMPTON, VA, September 12.-(spe-
c,al)-The Democrats held district meet
ings last night, and elected the following
dsIaoates TO the Port Norfolk convention:
Hampton, e. E. Montague and w. T..
Daugherty; wythe. r. X. Curtis and J..
E. Tignor; Phoebus. James Mitcheii, H.
M TENNIS. and II. w. Booker; Fox-Hili,
p II. Watson and George Il. Topping.
II Is probable that Judge Lee Will get the
entire vote on the first ballot.
In addition to choosing delegates, the
Democrats of Fox Hill organized Bryan
ana sewaIl club with large member
ship. and will do effective work in !. the ne
campaign. While there are some men N
the county that will vote the third ticket,
vet q Is evident that the number Will De
small and the regular ticket will poll
large vote,
Mr.. s. Gordon Cumming and bride have
returned from their trip.
County Court is in session this week.
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FASHION SHEETS.
What to ask for in the way of
seasonable dress designs is
shown in the October issue of
the Butterick Fashion Sheet,
now ready at the pattern coun-
ter. The Delineator is out for
October.
SILKS.
Another Silk season is now adj
vancing, and competent author
tiles predict a more extensive
use Of them than ever before.
Already the lines are filling up,
and new beauties greet you at
the silk counter.
Plaid Tareta Silks. very fine quality,
and actually worth sl.25 yard,
g5c.
Glaze Taffeta Silks. in all the new fall
colorings. a regular sl.25 quality, for
SIC.
Checked Taffeta silks. worth 81 yard.
for
75c.
Evening Silks in new designs. $40
value. for
4>-reat values in Black Satin Duchess;
20 inches wide, sc.
q inches wide, 81
% inches wide, sl.l5
q inches wide, $3.50.
black Brocaded Silks, all new patterns
in medium and large designs.
s1.I5, s1.2o $3.50.
The SOC. Black surah SILK,
soc.
Black Taffeta silk. better than you Or
dinarily see at 81 a yard, for
VELvETs.
Fine Black Velvet for Capes, "a inches
wide,
$3.50.
All the new fall colors in Velvets, in
two Of the best values we ever offered.
81 and s1.5O n Yard.
CApEs AND JACKETS.
Foremost makers of two con-
tinents have been trying to out
do each other in Capes and
Jackets, in style and elegance.
We have gathered the pick OF
their choicest.
Hundreds of Capes and Jackets
are here this week for your in
spection. They are without
doubt the finest collection for
early fall wear ever brought to
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this city. In the medium prices
there is a wide range of styles.
Jackets in Rough and smooth Cloth, in
Black. Navy. and Tan.
s5, so, So, $40, to sf5.
capes in Cloth and Plush will be more
popular than ever this fall.
In Cloth, we show great variety in
Tans and Black, both plain and trim
med. at
IS, 90. IS, 80, $40, s12.
Plain Plush Capes at
IS, 80, SO, SO.
Fur-Trimmed Plush Capes at
$40, sI2, s15, $40.
SUITS.
A great variety, in Plain and Rough
Effects, Colors and Black. all the latest
designs.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Plain Cloths and Serges,
81 to IS.
Rough Tufted and Knotted Effects.
$3.50 to $40.
silk and Satin Brocade Skirts,
$40 to S15.
THE DELINEATOR.
The number of good things in
The Delineater for October, just
received, is so large, so varied,
and so attractive as to cause q
very rapid sale over Our counter,
while many who have hereto
fore bought it by single copy are
finding it so necessary in their
household work that they cam
not get along without it, and so
subscribe by the year. Only ST.
think of it No extra cost for
it's new colored plates!
MILLINERY.
Preliminary opening to-mor-
row ofour Millinery Department,
when we will show some early
Autumn novelties in Walking
and Bicycle Hats. The great
popularity gained by this depart
ment last season will be sur
passed this season by the choice
novelties we shall offer.
DRAPERIEs.
The matter of draping the
house calls for immediate atten-
ton. After you see the new novel
ties you won't want to rehang
the old curtains you took down
at the beginning of summer. We
are certain you won't on the
score of expense. We hattei
ourselves we have secured some
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Crevye Personals.

CREWE. VA, September l2.-(Speciall
Mr. i y. Bingley and wife have returned
home from a visit to relatives In Hanover
Pa ., In
Mr.. w. Z. Robertson is rusticatins IN
the surrounding country. enjoying a VA
cation. Al. ,t,og,a
watkins, who have been visiting mere
have returned to their home In FarmvIlie.
Miss Carrie Morton. OF this place, VINO
has been visiting in Roanoke ana VICINITY
has returned. .,. q.
Mrs. w. A. Land. Of Blackstons Is
waiting her sister here. Mrs. c. >. smi'n-
son. ~.turred IN
washington. D. c., after visiting ms
sormer home here. and friends In tne
county. s,..., n n
a. vs,ting Mrs. J. w. Coleman.
Ss,ss Ora spencer. Of Buckingham. n
v,sitine Mrs. w. Il. Anderson.
M g. 8. Smithson has returned from
= visit 10 Winston-Saiem, n. c.. and the
mountains OF Southwest Virginia.
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.
A Fire mt Manassas--Power-Tfo
Damaged.

MANASSAS, VA. September 12.-(Spe-
cial. "A negro man named Randall was
killed here to-day while attempting TO
board freight train. He made a mis-
step and was thrown under the cars.
This afternoon fire broke out In Mr..
Robert Portner's power-house which sup
plies his handsome residence with electric
lights and pumps water from his nume-
rous wells TO his dwelling, greenhouse,
and stables. He says he cannot account
for the origin Of the fire. The Fire De-
partment saved the building from the Sc
cond story down, so that his engine,
dynamo, etc, were not injured. The loss
is estimated at 5000. He had small
insurance on the building, in the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

A September Sale of Genuine
Graniteware Kitchen Utensils mt
less than tinware prices.
Granite TEAPOT, regular family size.
i1-2 quarts. &c.
Granite Berlin Kettles, seamless, large
size 15c.
Granite Basting- Spoons, full s-inch csize.
&c.
Granite Tea-Kettle. fat bottom. cheaper
than tin, CSC.
Granite Mlk-Pans, 4-quart size. seam
less, will not leak or rust, 12c.
At &C.. O. and 10-inch Granite Pie-Plates
At 1Oc., Large-Sized Granite WASH
Basins.
Granite Dish-Pans, full 10-quart size,
seamless. made OF ono piece, every piece
warranted, SOC.
Granite Ssove-Pans, full size, seamless,
cheaper than sheet-iron, Sc.
Soap Dishes, made to hang up, VIII
never rust, Sc.
Granite Saucepans. long handles. full 2
quart size. 10c, and hundreds OF other
pieces at ONE-HALF of actual value.
100 New EngIish-China Toilet Sets,
without jar, special for S1.IO COM
pictc'
Elegant Gold and Silver-Finished Ban
ouet-Lamps, with embossed head, centre
draft burner, entirely new design, worth
81, for s135 complete.
800 dozen Elegant, Clear Crystal-Giass
Tumblers; special. for &c.
Best English Cups and Saucers, lovely
blue color, gold handles; special, &c.
pair worth sc.
300 Turkey Feather busters, with black
ebony handles, fully IL inches long, tor
SC. each.
10c. SaIt-Cellars. hard to tell from the
genuine cut, at &c.
Family Tea-Scales, nicely japanned,
with block-tin scoop and weights up 10
4 pounds, regular SIS article, for 4Sc.
complete.
s-Ouart-Size Heavy Block Tin Preserv-
ing-Kettles. regular 25c. Kettles, LOT "c'
4-Ouart-Size Heavy Block-Tin, Long
Handle Saucepans, worth 19c., for &C.
1,5 dozen Manufacturers odds and
Ends I'm Table TumbIers, Lemonade,
whiskey, Beer, and Coid-Tea
Glasses, all finely etched on the
very hest thip-bIown glass, some
worth up TO So'oV u uoAeh' S""
for soc.
Gilray's Best-Quality Folding Curtain
Stretcher, adjustable for any size curtain,
| made of hardwood, and best brass pms,
which won't rust, complete with maliea-
ble-iron clamps, for 81 a set.
60 dozen Austrian China Fruit-Plates,
| fancy patterns, nicely decorated, value
s9c: tomorrow. 1Sc. choice.
Still Going-Our sc Roll or Perforated
Toilet Paper, a big roll, tomorrow &c.
Our Little Beauty" Gas-Stoye. can
be beat regular 3sc. value, tomorrow &c.
| u to a buyer)
CHAIR sALE-sEE THE PRICES.
go Dining Chairs, antique oak, with
fine cane seat. high carved back, comfort
able. and very strong, wcrts - each;
nicely finished, neatly-carved back, broad
and comfortable, with handsomely en-
Ladies' Parlor Rocker, antique oak,
Mondays price, Sc.
bossed-leather seat, worth every cent oil
1850: for Mondays sale, N.A
Your choice Monday OF all our Finest
Rockers. finished in mahogany, curly
birch. and oak. that sold up to $3.50, for
s. )(come early and get first pick)
Ladies' Fancy Sewing Chairs. high
back, silk-tapestry upholstered. spring
seat, s27S, regularly worth $40.
100 Full l5-Inch Japanned Coal-Hods, q
regular &c. Scuttle. for lsc.
Toothpicks. 2 boxes, containing Z.ov
| picks each, for &c.
600 3-Quart Heavy Tin Conee-Pots,
regular price. 15c.; Mondays price. &c.
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COLoRED DRESS GOODS.
Fancy cheviots in new colorlngs.
CSC. Yard.
70 styles Rough and Plain Effects IN
choice combination OF colors and mix
sures.
zoe. Yard.
Fancy Cheuots. self-eolored, mixed
grounds. with an oyer-netting OF bril-
liam. Mobair threads. that seem TO vainiy
thy to hide the brighter cOlors beneath
30 Inches, 81.
Fancy Rough Cheviots-mannish stnhs
for tailored gowns
80 Inches Wide, si.2o.
Bouretted Homespun, two toned COM
blnation Of Black with color.
30 Inches Wide, $1.25.
English Covert Cloth, for taiior-made
costumrs. or.
Finest French Coveret Cloth,
AZ Inches Wide, s1.3o.
so-inch cheviot serges,
gO-inch Ladies' Cloth.
75c.
PIaids in an immense assortment,
zoe. Yard.
BLACK GOODS.
Never before have we shown
such a variety of choice styles in
Black Goods as can now be
found on our counters. Quality
is the important feature OF all
black goods. Some are good,
Others look good when new, but
all are not good. We sell only
those we can guarantee-black
that will stay black as long
as it is worn. We mention
only a few items. These indi-
cate the values throughout the
stock, and better ones we have
never shown:
Black. Atwood S-lnch serges the
best value ever shown in Richmond,
soc. Yard.
JO-inch Black Imperial serge-you have
paid SIC. for no better
Csc.
45-lnch Black Mohair. very high lustre,
and good 81 value,
s5e.
Fine Black worsted Brocades,
81.
52-lnch French Coating serges,
1926.
Black French Pierole.
A-inch vicuna Cancels Hair.
$3.50 and s1.75.
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The Fourqurean-Price Co..
IDEAL HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
A GRAND SEPTEMBER SALE
NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN.
Prices and Values Here Tomorrow That Will Skater
All Former LoW-PrCe Records.
Extra Special2O0 best quality Galvanized Steel Water
Pals full SIZE worth less than $780, special for &C.
1000 Japanned Ash-shovels at DC.

1000 Japanned Ash-Shovels at DC.
A. Dlnnet-set in English China, made
with extra care and finish. complete for
8 persons, good 50 value for sass complete.
$50 Decorated Cuspadores that sell regu-
larry for % and 4oc.; tomorrow. l5c.
Women's Tack Hammer and Tacks,
regular price. 1oc.: tomorrow, &c.
Heavy Block-Tin Turk's-Head Cake
Moulds. worth 19c.. for 12c.
600 Seamless Graduated-Lip Quart
sures. made OF best retinned. &c.
5-Piece Heavy Japanned Toilet-sets, Sc.
complete.
9. s. and 4-Quart Preserving Kettles.
Sc. choice.
A JardIniere Sale where prices
talk.
$50 finch Jardinleres. in all colors. at &c.
rs Handsome Imported Jardinieres. full
size. worth CSC, for S9c.
50 Beautiful Jardinleres. decorated In all
the latest shades. entirely new shapes.
and designs actual worth, $50; Mon
days price, Q.4S.
/ lot Beautiful Odd-Shaped Jardinieres.
French design, richly decorated In olive
green. would be cheap at $50. for 4ss.
Handsome Pedestal and Jardiniere.
worth SO. for $3.50.
Best-a, salty stonewarc, consisting
OF PicIxIe-Jars. Butter-Jars, and
Preserve-Jars, all sizes, at 80 cents
on the dollar.
A carload of Stoneware that should
have been here two months ago just re-
ceived.
800 Best-Quality Butter-Jars on sale to-
day at Sc.
200 Preserve and Pickie-Jars on sale to-
day at 12c.
SPECIAL sALE OF GENUINE CUT.
"Dorfiinger" Handsomely-Cut finch
Butter-Plate. actual worth $3.50. for S2.S5.
Handsomely Cut-Glass Bowl. "cYlonial
cutting" for s.; real value. sS.75.
Handsome Cut-Class Bells, real value,
$50: special for Monday. $1.S.
Genuine Cut-Glass Salt-Cellars at lie.
instead of 19c.
Fine Cut-Glass Syrup Pitchers, worth
| s1.50. for SOC.
Cut-G!ass sugar-sifters. silver-plated
| tops. &c, worth SIS.
100 pairs Haviland e Co.'S Beautifully
Decorated A ID. Cups and Saucers. 81
value, for Zoe.
s22 Handsome Oak China-Press for
$3.50.
| . Beautiful Oak China Presses (sent TO
us as samples). on sale to-day for $3.50.
3-Fold Oak Screens. with silkollne. conn
plete. for CSC.
Orr FIRST shipment Of 5s packages
of Fine Ornaments ON male to-m0r-
row at 1-3 of their actual value.
go Handsome Royal Tfplitz Ornaments
! 30 different styles to select FROM worth
from sl25 to $l.e5 each. your choice Mon
| day for &c.
One special assortment OF Handsome
Vases, consisting OF Urns. Pitchers. and
other beautiful shapes, real value up to
$780, for $3.50 choice.
Special closing prices ON Mason's
Fruit-Jars tomorrow.
No matter what others advertise or sell
them for. you can save money by coming
here before buying.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Best-Quality Granite-Tron Mix or Pud-
ding-Pans, s-quart size at l2i-2c.. real
value soc.
Best-QuaIity Cedar Tubs, family
size, 90 inches I'm circumference. for
zoe.