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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
WAS 1T COLoRED OLEOs
Cow Butter Case on Trial before Judge
Hume. Experts to Testify.

II the COW butter man case. on trial be-
fore Judge Humes In the superior court, a
by gill be called on 10 decide whether the
eeomargarine sold by w. j. Henderson
hsi fall contained coloring matter and ,,as
d violation OF the statute. The case is on
ippeal from Justice McElwain's court.
where on November L. the defendant was
soayieied and fined So for the crime Of
railing colored oleomargarine." Hender-
ssa. for whom IL Is understood the Cudahy
Packing Company in making the fight, adj
riis having sold the oleomargarine, but
denies that Il contained coloring matter
eai that he violated the law. Ordinarily,
De- says, the oleomarsarine handled by his
STORE is white In color. but the product al
hgei 10 have constituted the offense was
Q, yellow color through its ingredients
Acne.
IN order 10 establish his defense. Hender-
s5a. Who Is represented by Fred II. Peter
- and Charles r. Patterson. VIII en-
favor 10 show that the oleomar arine
tame Within the law. that /: was made OF
tsss suei and cotton seed eli and that
hereby was produced a natural color re-
Smbng that OF butter. the Jaw providing
Rat the product may be sold IN its natural
1le-. Henderson has therefore summoned
an array OF experts 10 prove that nothing
sas wrong with the oicomargarins sold.
even though IL POSSESSED q yellow. butter
NJ color. ON his side Of the case expert
ssilmoay Will be given by the following.
BIN A. Hall. Frederick Moore Herbert
Carmichael. n. A. Thompson and C IL.
Vel. Mr. Hall and Mr.. Moore are from
Victoria. where they conduct the Victoria
cemical Company, They are well quail
tel 20 speak OF chemical reactions and coll
srng matter. Nj. Han is a master Of
s!snce OF Victoria university. Manchester.
knglard. an associate % owens college. a
ishow OF the Chemical Society OF London.
and late lecturer on coal tar colors IN the
Manchester technical school Mr. Moore ia
bachelor 81 science OF London. having
sfaiustri IN isS9 with honors IN chemistry.
Ar he has obtained trst class honorS IA
ehemisiry IA the science AMI art DEPART
aset OF the British government lie was
Eludent az owens college. Manchester.
Ter four years. aud while there obtained
Re Dalton chemical prize and several sec
sseAry ONES. On leaving college he he
tsme res arch chemist on ana'ine coiors
ne CLAYTON Aualiue Company ana while
tere took our several Patents Tor anallnc
so.ors Jointly with Mr.. Han Mir Car
tehacl IS public araiyzfr for the province
y British Columbia. We was awarded
t,st prize az the Royal Institution. Bel
h,- ant wen, through the chemical course
.Caern's college. Belfast. obtained a first
Fses al owens college. MAne hester. and
e1'-s asAlnss al England IN bleaching
Hrs. Mr Thompson graduated IN the
tfr- Ht carrsr a. the prescn agricultural
Siege Corvallis. In the class o. iSsS. ard
80 'olipv'l thc drug business AMI phar-
ta-A ana e1rm nj work ever siuce Nj.
toa IS a era .iiate ~ T. T. EVen's Sceool af
sa'nlsiry. % Thomas Price 4 sons. san
Fancs-o
some emo VAS spent I'm securing a jury
~.
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LEFT AT THE STATION.
Arovcier Claims 81 900 Damages From
the Great Northern.

Alleged negligence on the par. Of he
Great Sorthera 10 the basis OF L damage
sun Tor 1900 against that rosd Sexun IA
the superior cour; yesterday ~ ID. Burns.
he charges that Oh SEPTEMBER Is. lie vas
lett al the station Of Moscox. Wash. by
failure OF tho train 10 stop when s.znalea
by him. a5d consequently he vas COM
PEELED TO walk TO Edwali. hin. miles away,
and carry heavy vaiise, before he could
IND lodging for the night.
Burns gays further that he vas delayed
ana thereby prevented from filing ap-
pointmeats on which depended some i'm
portant Contracts To straighfen his az
fairs out be vas Obliged 10 spaEd $40 in
teiesra phlng. His mental annoyance and
physical exertion he considers worth $50
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New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows
City OF Seattle VS.. q. A. Hill ct aI.-Street
grade assessment. 50 81
. Healdsburg and Sonoma Commits sion
company vs.. \. c. Fry & Co.-Account
stated. SIG SO; garnlshment
John 5. Graf We. the Kent Mil Company
-PrOmlssOry notes 500 81
Richard William Robbins VS.. George T..
CO. -
Smiths Cash Store ". u. Emmons-Bal-
ance on account. sl34. ~.
Assignment OF Max Bornstein-Inventory
showing property valued al sl3. go; as
s.gnee's bond flied. 5000
Mary +. Barrett vs.. BENJAMIN j. s. Bar
rett-blvorce
Seattle National bank VS. r. W. Emmons
81 al-Prornissory note st.pno
d Burns VS.. the Great Northern Railway
Company-Damages for refusal to receive
as passenger, 81 90.
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Stylish Shoes for Spring
and Summer.

Our new shoes for spring and sum-
mer have arrived. This is the uopbiest
line Of ladies' footwear ever brought
10 Seattle. The styles are all new ana
striking. Call early and be fitted.
Ladies' Tan oxfords, Dongola Kid.
49,
LADIES' Tan oxfords. Dongola Kid,
$e.9
Ladies' Tan oxfords, Wei kid, seNo.
Ladies' Tan oxfords. dark Wei kid.
$3.50
LADIES' Black Oxforis. Dongcla kid.
us
Ladies' Black Oxfords. Dongola kld.
$50.
Ladies' Black Oxforis. Wei kid, ss.5O.
Ladies' Black Oxfords. new razor toe.
kid, an.
Ladies' Black oxferds. narrow square
toe. kid. $50.
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CoIored Dress Goods.

At sc a Nari-AH-wool Mixtures.
newest color combinations, 50 inches
wide. yarts for gown. light and
dark coiors-
Al sc a yard-iAll-wool French Chal-
lies. latest effects, Persian and Dres-
den coloriags.
At SIC a yarSi-Ds Beige. gray color
irgs only.
Al soc a yarti--42 inches wide Shop
herds Checks. make up handsomely
for tailor-made gowns.
At .Sc 4 yari-is-iach wide Mohair
Mixtures. reversible medium colorines.
Al g.,c a yari-s4-inch Scotch Cheviot,
brown and gray shadinss.
AT 81 a yard-Three-Coiored Checks.
browns, greens, blues and taps, same
on both sides
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Single Skirts.

we are showing good line Of r4Ssfes'
single skirts ia the new shapes.
ladies' Single Skirts, lined throuxh.
OUT with percaltae ara velvet facing.
IN inquired alpaca. a, ss.s
Wool Serge. navy and Mack. san
Handsome line in Checks and I.rht
Effects at S.
Navy and Black Storm Serge Skirts
$50
Boacle silk Skirts from $50 70 sS5a
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The McMahons and DonnciIey.

The husband OF Mary Mcmahon feels
greatly grieved that James Donaelley
should have her arrested on a charge CT
wiilful destruction of property. when. he
says. both he and his wife have been good
Sanaritans to Donnelley. feeding him
when he was hungry and shelteriag him
under their roof. and all out of charity
Mr.. McMahon claims that DDnnelley's
story that Mrs. Mcmahon let him have A
room as long as his $40 lasted is not true:
that Donnelley paid about SIG for gro
ceries. etc. once, but that this amount
was afterward returned TO him. The case
VIII be heard in the municipal court to-
mnrroN
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In the superior court yesterday Mary
r Barrett brought an action for divorce
from benjamin J. s. Barrett, charging
abandonment and failure TO provide They
were married February !. 1881. at Ottawa.
Ont. and three months later the husband
Is said TO have deserted the wife There
is one child, son. years Cd.
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Yesterday there was a scarcity of water
throughout the city, and as 1t was the
day for change OF administration there
was much speculation as 10 the cause
City Engineer Thomson explained ii by
saying that II was due 10 lowering the
water in order TO clean the reservoir and
to place In position a new screen. This
was done during the day and after 5
o'clock the reservoir was again nearly full
and the supply satisfactorily resumed
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Bob Wilson Back AuaIn.

There was a small surprise sprung On
tho employees % she county treasurer
ONCE yesterday by the temperance Of
Bob Wilson a. a member OF the clerical
force To make .oom for the new enpioye.
Treasurer Maple has started ''phalanx,"
So that each OF the six clerks will take
an Involuntary vacation every sixth week.
with a corresponding reduction in salary.
a. the clerks have been receiving So per
month. the change has cut the.r salary to
sp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

Receiver y. r. Backus. Of the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company
yesterday increased the service on al
lines OF that company. except the one e
Fremont ami Green lake Cars on ths
North Seattle and Cedar street lines now
alternate only SIX minutes apart Eivins
q six minutes service TO North Seatti.
ana twelve inmates service to Kiunea,
Park and 10 poin;s ON Cedar and Willow
streets.
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The peoples fsvorste place Of anuse.
rent. week commencing sunday. March
Ia Special opening Of the auditorium
TONIGHT. every evening this week and
matinee Saturday. Zaa Edwards world
"a m0us Eureka JUBILEE SINGERS
Introducing tEe superb Eureka Male
QIa-tette- Best coi0rei concert company
before he public. Positively last week
Of The Chase Stock Company Two gold
watches siven aEay each nfghi this week.
Change q tail nightly.
Monday night. Sea Of lee Tuesday
'.KiIty. o,conaor." Wednesday. Miss,
the Child OF the SierTas.' Thursday
Damon AZ. Pyfnies.t benefit OF Seattle
Division. No. !. Knights OF PythlAs Fri
day. Pam Ticket" Saturday matinee
and night, Ten Nights ia a Bsrrcogn.
sunday. The Bon1nsn."
FEscss-A1-zisE.en 20 auditorium ia
Performance commences at 1.53 TheaseT
prices as usual. i5c, .oe, Dc, sos s1Ed 5gc
Telephone. Pike =
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In the matter OF the assignment OF Max
bernstein. Emile Lobe. assignee. yester-
day filed an Inventory I'm the superior court.
showing property valued at si3, 80 OF that
amount 8, 100 is real estate in Port Towns
end and Jefferson county. and the remain
der II the stock OF goods ard fixtures In
The starr-Boyd building The assignee
MED a 5000 bond. with X. Gottstein and
L. ssngerman ss slreties
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Rtntou frl got its FIRE department yes
terdsv. cons sting of three men. team OF
horse'. an engine and a hose wagon The
Installation was made as the new admin
istrst.ou went into Office and Councilman
Little. who worked so persistentiy for the
cstabu hmcat or the FIRE station at this
point. where the need was so evident. was
present 20 see tina; his last Official work
was properly carried out.
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BRENITIES.

The ladies' auxiliary Of the Seattle Gen.
eral hospital will meet in the Y NJ c. 4.
parlors at : o'clock every Tuesday.
The annual meeting OF the Western
Washington Bible Society will be held in
the paTlors OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church this evening al 80 o'clock Re-
ports OF the work Of the society will be
given and all friends Of Bible work are in
vited TO be present.
Chief Cook filed the recommendations
for positions N the fire department today
Of George NJ. Mantor. James Law. VIII.
lam Kenney and William Elliott. and for
the promotion Of George r Parry 10 the
position Of lieutenant 10 act as engineer
Of engine company No. 9.
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COMPOSITION IN nonpareil. minIon, bre-
yier or long primer faces on the follow
ing size bodies: Noupareil or minion. not
exceeding - ems plea: BREWER. not ex-
eeeding IL ems plea: lcag primer. not ex-
ceeaiag "a ems pea Special terms on
large orders. Address Post-intellge
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penas have been issued for the following
witnesses for defendant: Amanda Cole
man, Pearl Conway. Roy Sprague. Amy
Tuiiar. Lille Harper. Annie Mcmillan. DIR.
walter johnson. William Gedess. Lille
AGAR, Roy Holden. Josepa Blake. G. p.
Holden
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Hats and Caps.

We are now showing a great variety
OF styles IN Mems and Boys Caps at Sc.
Soc. &c and 81.
Yachting Caps. sc. soc. 75c. 81
Golf Caps, sc, 5oc. &c. 81
Sailor Caps. SOC. T5c. 81. a.2S
Cloth Hats. 25c, soc, 81
Boys Fedoras, Si.,e.
Sole agents In Seattle for Imperial
Hats. the best hat in town for e. 80, all
styles Of Fedoras and Derbys.
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Steamer Utopia. Capt. Chester. pilot
Inside massage only steamer that can
land passengers AT the mines direct.
Star; April l. J. o. Hestwood. agent.
OLYMPIC block.
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ParkYc Coast Steamship Comrany's
steamer CITY OF Puehla. sailing from san
Francisco March ~. viii carry general
merchandise tc Seattle al 81 per ton.
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seattle TO san Francisco.

SO. including berth in tourist sleeper: SIS
including berth in Pullman sleeper for
train leaving "Wednesday. March Il. at
l2.ao p. m. Southern Pacific Ticket Office,
SO Front street.
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Truly Astonishing.-Miss Annette y.
Noen. Fountain. Mimi. says. Ayers
Cherry Pecforal has had a wonderful ef-
feet in curing my brothers children OF a
severe and dangerous cold II was truly
astonishing how speedily they found relief
after taking this preparation"
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A meeting % re sonufv comm isStoner r.
Will ~ held ,oaay. 20 consider tse aty-SA-
hslliy. 81 gra'scinS me rle-.ca- forcr "a he
.,,s,s q County CLERK GarGsa- L ls *
,,a-ts,i that thf mosion made a Mex aso.
t,,t ROT secca1e,t. Will Re rr-n raif1-ssi. RI:
wh.t Will hr A fate car ret - forecoi l.
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IF YOU SEEK
THE LATEST,

The most approved styles of the season, and at
the lowest prices, your first visit should he
made to this store. An incompatible stoc, is
here at prices that cannot be duplicated else
where.
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Made to Kiss

lose their charm when surrounded by botches
For bIackhcads use Nine. Wales Special Lotion,
a guaranteed cure, sI.os
For pinples and skin diseases, use Mnic- Yaie's
Special ointment a guaranteed care, 500
Take Nine. Yates Hood Tonic for your blood
liver and kidneys; s. 90 per bottle six for $500.
Nine. Wales Remedies sold everywhere.
Mali orders filed BY Nine Yale same day they
received Nine. Yates Guide to Beauty"
sent free upon receipt o. 10 cents 10 pay postage
NINE NJ. YALE. Health and Complexion Specialist
Yale Temple of Beauty. 10 Safest. Chicago.
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The Best Seeds. Sc.

Think OF II. fall size packages Of the
choicest flower seeds al Sc a packard
Bulbs at less than half the usual prices.
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For purity Rnf rioAaess ~ iiavoT. Ken
t,.-sy has never produced ne e'l.ssl a.
the famous o.d Jesse Mere h'skF
vs,~r. Hunt 4 Co. ssis agents ser ne IA
"a, Cpast.
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BETTER Car service.

Special sale hay rum. Sac bottle. sold for
l5c Gen drug store. Occidental block.
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Mondays statement < Ire eo'ld-tian =
"a, treasury sFSs. AVaiianis casa SAi-
80 ssss. iss a.SS. gois reserve ST. s0,lss-
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Jackets and Capes.

We are now showing large assort-
men. of Capes and Jackets.
Capes in Black Clay Worsted. SS.S.
With Velvet Collars at 1895.
Handsome Capes in tan. trimmed
with braid and buttons. s..
Handsome Covert Jackets, velvet
collar. ripple back. s6.75.
Black Clay Worsted Jackets at ss.75.
Tan kerssy, half silk lined. velvet
collar. so.
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ITEMS Half Hose.

Mems Fast Black Half Hose. with
white feet. sc and Sc.
Mems Tan Half Hose, warranted fast
coiors, &c and Soc.
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Auction sale Of real estate. See page 4.

Fire at Fort Scott. Kan. MONDAY morn
Ing destroyed the star hotel Loss. 81
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Under direction Of Mr.. Charles II. Pratt
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
TUESDAY, grand double bili-.-.......
''Cavslisria Rusiicana" and Lucia"
WEpNE SDAY MATINEE. popular
prices ..-.......- --..-..-.. Garner
WEIr< ESDAY NIGifT.-..-.. 'I>ohen grin
PRICEs-5o cents TO kl.59 matinee prices.
20 TO 81
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Yale Beauty

Nine. NJ Yates celebrated Complexion and
Health remedies enable every person in the land
to enjoy a perfect complexion. How dreadful
and disgusting it is TO see unsighiiy blenishes
on . person s face. Lips that were
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Mems Colored Shirts.

New patterns In Colored Bosom
Shirts. SIS and si.5o.
New styles In Negllgee Shirts. 81. SIS
and $50.
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PRESSED FOR MONEY,

GRIFFIN lemon and vanilla. The great
est strength and most delicious favor.
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THIRD AVENUE THEATER-
Formerly Coriray's Thester)

SEATTLE AMUSEMENT co. Inc.
W. u RUSSELL. Acting Manager.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
THE McCAULEY ESTATE.
What Mr.. II. G. McCauley Says Re.
garalinG the Matter.

Mr.. II. c. McCauey said today to Star
reporter in regard to the petition filed by
Catharine V. McCauley to have him re-
moved as executor of the estate of Theo.
F. McCauley: Your account of the pcti-
ton filed by Catherine V. McCauley, my
brothers widow, states that L am charged
in it with concealing from her a priva te
letter from my brother to me- which i have
recently offered for probate. 1 obeyed my
brothers request embodied in the letter,
and nothing more. This letter contained in
structions to me that 1 should invest the
money received from the sale of his store
for the sole benefit Of his five minor chill
dren. This 1 endeavored to accomplish ac-
&C riding to his request; hence this suit. The
court will have to decide to whom the
money belongs, the widow or the children.
That l attempted to mislead her TO the
assets of the estate is disproved by the fact
that she and ten of the heirs We're fully in
formed by my brother as to the contents of
his will and the sale of his store TO Speser
before he left for Europe, where ne died.
My accounts as executor and as guardian
have been filed, and every dollar received
by me properly accounted for, as the rec
ords of tie Orphans Court will show. In
deed, my overpayments amount to several
hundred dollars"
Evening star., 1896-12-03
DONDsMEN STEP IN.
They VIII Complete Reconstruction
of the Mnllach Building.

Messrs EscEes and kengla, the bonds
men of w. w. Winfree, the contractor for
the reconstruction Of the Wallach School
building, appeared before the inspector of
buildings today and signified their inten-
ton of proceeding at once with all expedi-
ton to finish the building. 1t will be re-
called that, inasmuch as Contractor Win
free could not give suitable assurances that
he was competent to complete the bull ling
on time, the work was taken from him. and
his bondsmen notified to do the work.
Building Inspector Brady reports the near
completion of the Stevens School, which
was left in an unfinished condition by Con-
Tractor Cabell. The bondsmen in this case
refused to complete the building and the
building inspector asked permission of the
Commissioners 10 step in and do the work
by days labor. He assured the Comnis-
sioners that he would complete the building
within six weeks. On next Saturday after
noon, he says, the building will he prac-
tically completed and ready for occupancy.
This case is pointed to with considerable
pride by the advocates of municipal con
troll of all public buildings erec;ed by the
District.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Black and Colored
Woolen Dress Good REM
nants, in assorted STYLES
and good dress lengths.
Worth I5c. and ISc, a
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Drapery
Department.

One of the most attractive de-
partments in the store. Here we
have chance to develop art with
business and arrange the pretty
draperies that make this depart
mcnt SO coy.
There's lots here for the eco
nomical buyer just the same
Some Specials to tell you about
now
We want to call YOUR special at
tention to the rev line of Ruffled
Curtains:
Two very attractive styles Of Fluted Ruff
fed ridges, one with dainty figure. the other
with fine dot pattern Special per
Two other patterns. with gathered rufiiet
edges trifle better cloth and more N
carefully made. Special per pair. 9S.oo
Plain Point DE Sprite. with rufied edge
and of the best make. Special per n
tur line Of White and Ivory Irish Pou.
Lace Curtains is unhrokcn in va
riciy Of design. Prices start. per
p"lr .....---- ~
We STOW in the same make the greatest
variety of patterns and by far the best
eral styles at $5 narvels OF art and
attrac;ivcncss.
1t W. Il. MOSES & SONS
Evening star., 1896-12-03
The Crittcnton Meetings.

Mr.. Charles n. Crittenton of New York
who is conducting series of evangelistic
meetings at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church
will speak next Sunday afternoon, probably
at the First Congregational Church, upon
Florence Mission Rescue Work" Mre
Kate Waller Barrett will also make an ad-
dress at that meeting, and Mr.. H. F. Perry
will sing a rescue solo. Last night MIR
Crittenton's topic WAS Go Work in My
Vineyard"
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Every yard worth double and
triple the price. All kinds OF Fancy
Taffetas, Novelty Silks and Plain
Blacks, in Satins, Gros Grains and
Assorted Brocades.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

New Silk REM rc.
nantS ait NV
New Silk REM sc.
nantS at 20
New Silk REM sc.
nantS at =o0S
New Silk REM >c.
nants at -4lV
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Seven and cieht-quar-
ter Best Grade OF
Bleached Sheeting. Worth
I5c. and ISc. a yard. 800.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Our best Cretonnes, ex-
ira wide, in light and
dark colorings, large
floral patterns. Worth
I5c. a yard. ..............
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Tie Busy Corner,
9th and Market Space.
S. KANNJ.
SONS g CO.
Clearance
Sale and High Carnival on
Remnants.

Such 4 week as this is bound to
accumulate remnants of all kinds in
spite of every caution, and in addi-
ton to our regular line of mill short
ends, we have feast that will make
your dimes and dollars jingle with
delight.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

The best quality Dressmakers' Kid
Finished Cambria, cut right from the
piece, in all colors.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Atwood Cloth and
Double-width Novelty
Dress Goods, iii two-tone
Brocatelles, Changeables
and Granite effects. Worth
25c. to 29c. a yard. ......