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The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
"a Mrs. John p Jackson Jr., in Los Angeles,

and Mrs John z. Jackson Jr., In Los Angeles,
Wrs- Pierce C. Severance Of Los Angeles has
gone to santa Monica for the summer. Mrs. C.
n. Severance will visit her there.
Charles H CrockeT In is Ia New Xo5R Rd City tt
Fstber Adam sailed from New York on the
American liner Paris on April 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs Osgeod Hooker have gone to
M 9rSnd r1e Mrs. Lloyd Osborne have arrived
from Samoa, and are staying at the California
Hotel. ,n
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Moore are Staying st
the Hotel Rafael.
many of whom are guests for the summer, are:
Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Love OF Helena, MI: ana
Mrs. Cleveland Dodge of New York, w. J.
burbank of Los Angeles. ". c. Lynn OF Port
land: Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Schloss, Miss Louise
B. Jerome. Mrs II; W. Hammerweii' MIS- n a
Davidson and Miss Davidson OF san Francisco.
Mrs H. P. Wilson is at the Hotel Rafael
Mrs George C. stoneman, who has has been eI1
spending the winter in Washington CITY, Will
leave there about May 10 10 spend the sum
mer in lower Maryland. ut Narraganseti, ana
in the Berkshire hills. Mrs. Stoneman health
is greatly improved oy her ;s;iing trrwe in ais,
bama and Tennessee, Will JOIN her mothef d
the North later in the season.
Mrs. J. {. Leroy is at the Hotel Raiael.
Mrs Samuel II. Hort has gone over TO the
Hotel Rsfaei.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Kip, Miss Kip and Miss
Mary B. Kip are among the summer arrivals
at the Hotel Rafael.
Lewis Gerstle, president OF the Alaska Com
mercial Company, accompanied by his iamlly,
left Saturday for mis- country home In San Ra-
fael, where he will pass the summer months
Mrs. SchussIer OF 1850 Van Ness avenue left
for the interior on Saturday.
Edgar NJ Wilson of 2214 Jackson street LETT
yesterday for his summer residence at Beive-
dere.
Mrs. Leon levin (nee Goodman) will be
pleased to receive her friends Saturday at the
Palace Hotel prior TO her depar ture for Europe.
Miss Maud Spurgeon OF Fremont, Was n, was
among the passengers on the steamer santa
Rosa on Thursday last. Miss Spurgeon is re-
turning TO her home after year spent IN Inc
South. Miss Spurgeon had Mrs. and Miss
Fisher or Fremont as travelling companions,
they having been South on pleasure trip.
Mrs. D. Z. Martin, Mrs A. J. Folger and Mrs.
G. Cook OF Oakland will spend the month OF
May al PasO Robles.
Mr and Mrs. John D. Richards and Mrs. @.
F. Wehn have gone to Mill Valley where they
have taken cottage for the summer season.
last Thursday on the steamer Normannia.
DR.. Z. l. Walsh and wife have gone on
three weeks trip TO Bartlett Springs.
Miss Wanda Gallsnd leaves for Spokane to-
day TO visit relatives. She will be gone several
months
Mr.. and Mrs. a Colman Smith, Edgar
Smith, New YORK; G. K. Edwards J. c. Ed
and Mrs. Carr, Ohio; Judge and MIS-. Han
Main, DR.. and Mrs. Denard, Maryland; Mr.
and Mrs. Hill, the Misses Hill, Texas; Captain
and Mrs. NorIn, Miss North, N. E. North,
Philadelphia, are among the Eastern guests a.
Paso Robles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
HOME GATHERINGS.
Pleasant Luncheons, Dinners and
Dances of the Past Week.

Ms Chsr.es ! Nohlander gave s lunch 70
eight lady friends q. her residences, $3.50
TWeniy-second street, Thursday sfternoon, The
29ta inst 4 delicious menu was served. and
the remainder OF the afternoon pleasantly
passed in music and conversation.
Among those present were: The Misses Grace
cs Forrest, Miss Laura Levensaler, Miss
Georgia Cousin, Miss Eaith Kennedy, Miss
Faith Cousins sud Mrs. Benning, Mrs Sc wall
BosaTt snd Mrs George Herbert Smith OF san
Jose.
most enjoyable entertainment was given
by the Misses Lavison 1915 Post street
Wednesday last Those present were; Mr
and Ms. joseph Roseathal, Mr.. snd Mrs. A
klsenoerg. Nj. and Ms. J. Levison. Mrs.
Meyer, Miss L Siegel. Mrs Herman Nsths,
Miss Hattie Lsyison. Miss Flora Charles, Mss
Flora Rosenthsl, Miss Rose Davis, Miss Dors
Charles Miss I. Feintuch. Miss Evelyn Levi
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

G. L. Lambert, Philadelphia; 8 v. Reynolds
New York; Mrs. George Z. Ranney, Lansing
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Field and
Miss Field, Wilmington, Del; Mr.. andEMr
Frank Leeming. Brooklyn.
DR.. and Mrs. William E. Hopkins are down
from San Francisco.
Mrs James O'Brien and Mrs. B. Humphrey,
San Francisco, were recent visitors here, max
ing the trip by steamer.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Wenle, Belle Auerbach
William J. Landers, William B. Foster, Oscar
B. Houghton, san Francisco, were here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter C. Moody of Coronado
left on Wednesday for England for an extended
visit.
Robert C. D. Han;ord, Yosemite. registered
here last week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Betrothals Made Public
Dorinp the Week.

The engagement OF Miss Lucy Bach and Ed
ward L Wagner Is announced.
The engagement OF Theodore schucking,
son OF MIS- E. SchUcking and nephew OF
Adoiph Sut-o and Levin Schucking, 70 Miss
Ella Leichter, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. P L
JeIChteT, : announced.
The wedding o. Emil Golinsky and Miss
Esther Scnul Z viii take place June 16 at the
home o. me bride $50 Golden ia Ie avenue
Iae enkagemeat Is announced OF Richard J.
Graf, toC merry OF :. LOUIS, No. 10 Miss Annie
RsQer, Ouiv Gsugh Ter Of -. .Rsuer OF this CITY.
The marriage OF Mss OEs KallrOp daughter
OF Rev. And Ms WS.drop, 20 Louis Meyer.
both Of HealdsbUrg, VIII take place in USisr
to-dsy 81 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
AT CORONADO.
interesting Notes From the Popu-
lar Southern Resort.

Charles W. Houts is building residence on
Iona avenue, near the hotel.
Raymond & Whitcomb excursion arrived
at the hotel to-day saturday, May 81.
A. S. Hanson, general passenger agent OF the
Boston and Albany Railway, accompanied by
Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. c. Smith and
Miss Barry is touring the coast in the private
car "Idler," and is now at the hotel.
Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh, q trayele r OF
considerable note, is visiting Southern Cali
fornIa and Hotel del Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ball. Dubuque, Ia, are at
Coronado.
DR.. William Kneedler, post surgeon at the
San Diego barracks, will occup cottage on
the beach, with his family, the coming sum-
mer.
Mrs. H. Y Sherwood and child. St. Louis,
and Mrs John Bryant Jr., Independence, Mo-,
are guests here.
Mrs. James Brown and children, Miss Green,
Mrs. William L Davis, child and maid Mrs.
A Eddy and maid, and Mrs. W. A Rose are
among the Denver guests now at the hotel.
The Rev DR., Henderson, recently in charge
OF the Graham Memorial Church, Coron ado
has returned East, accompanied by Mrs. Hen
derson.
The school-chiloren of Coronado have Or
ganlzed tor the protection OF the native
Mrs. Cotton. wife of Captain Cotton of the
Philadelphia, and the wife and family of
Lieutenant George E. Stoney, are sojourning
at the hotel during the absence of the flagship
in Honolulu.
B. W. Mckenzie is the guest of Colon ell
Othey q. Crewe-Reade at Ensenada this week.
General Churchill and niece of Ohio will
summer at Coronado.
Mrs. Bowers, wife of W. F. Bowers OF the
Bowers Rubber Company is here, accom-
panied by her child and maid.
Mrs. Samuel Haslett of San Francisco &C.
companied by Mrs. P. B. Haight, children ana
maid, is staying here.
An Indianapolis (Indl party now at the
hotel includes Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Van
Camp, Miss Van Camp, s. G. Van Camp and
Master c. NJ. Van Camp.
Among the recent arrivals of Eastern guests
are: ". Kress. Chicago; D. W. Schwab, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Ayers, Auden-
ried, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Davis Walton and
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Friday evening, May z. A large attendance
participated in pleasant evenings entertain
ment
The sixty-fourth party of the P. D. c. Club
was held IN Odd Fellows Hall last Tuesday
evening and proved 8 notable success. Over
lao couples participated IN the grand n arch,
which Was started ST 9:15 o'clock oy Floor
Manager Harry A. Byrnes snd Miss Belle
r NJ. Ischmsa dis+rihnted the nrorramnes
Mr.. Byrnes was ably assisted by Lewis ].
Haven. The next party OF the P. D. c. viii be
held on Tuesday evening, August 3.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
Big Values
Hosiery This Week
25 Cents
Per Pair

Ladies' Fast Black Cot.
ton Hose, with double soles,
heels and toes, in three
different styles-the plain,
the ribbed and the black
with white feet. Any one
of these 25c per pair. They
will be found to be un-
usually good for the money.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
REFUSED HIS SIGNATURE.
Auditor Broderick Would Not Approve
the Pension Demands of Re-
tired Teachers

The retired teachers of the School De-
partment who expected to draw their
pensions yesterday received a setback on
Thursday when the Auditor sent the war
rants back without his signature.
The trouble was that the demands were
drawn under the old law, the teachers
having been advised that they could iget
theirm oney just as well that way as to
wait until the new Annuity and Retire
ment Fund Commission is in workin z
order.
The Auditors reason for refusing to sign
was that the new law has superseded the
old one and that in order to get the
money the fund must be transferred by
the Board OF Supervisors from the fund
under their control 10 that of the com
mission. Tie amount of the demands ae-
gregated about $500 divided among
eight pensions
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Charles Chairman, Miss K Wagner. c. R.
Renno. W. H. Spencer, William Gill, A Corze-
nan, DR.. Aorahamson, f. B. Browd, Miss
Nellie Gallagher, Miss Mae Gallagher, Miss
Ada Georg, B. B. Brown, Heinrich Dern, F. a.
Fielder, Robert wieland, w. II. Henderson. n.
Fallick, F. D. Linsley, Captain Crittenden, A..
Jack Mahr w. H Fishbourne, Charles P.
Schiller, Charles Land, George Rutherford.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
8 Pairs
for ST..

Ladies Extra Quality
Black Lisle- Thread Hess,
absolutely stainless, IiAasl
in three different sUlsS-
wide rib. Remecandt rie
and cluster fjh, Sabs eNSo
where for soe per par, ans
worth il. Or price
pairs fer 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Borneman. Eugene C. Steele, Robert Plunkett,
Matthew Leonard, William Shorten, John W.
Manning, Joseph Plunkett, Ed ]. Heney, Mr..
Brockof, Mr.. o. Brien, Thomas Mitchell, Mr..
Keuney, Alexander Steele, Edward Antonetti,
William Fahy, Philip Fahy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
SO Cents
Per Pair

Ladies Superior Quality
Cotton Soss, Hernsio-f
<SSs, So0Ass Soles saS double
heels snd toes, three Styles
to choose from-sas a. Sl2ck
VITA pla4a tops taeall Sack
WITH s9sAs3 toSS, tAs slack
With white feet ans pl2ia
se9$ Any selection SOC paiT,
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Rose Cohen, Marjorie Corkery. Rae Friedberg,
Lennie Fest and Estelle Davidson. Mrs. Fest
and Mrs Davidson accompanied these merry
picnickers as chaperons
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
Mrs. Birdsall,s Death

MIS-. Elizabeth Birdsan, wife OF Lieutenant
BiFdsall OF the police force, died las. night st
her residence, 629 Guerr ero street. leaving six
children. She had been i'll for some years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

GRASS LINEN WAISTS, of beautiful
sheer material, with embroidered front.
GRENADlNE WAISTS, of sheer ma
teriaI, in delicate stripes, with undervest
of plain color to match. These are two
of the latest novelties in waists.
GRASS TNEN
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

WAISTS, with colored
dots and tucked fronts,
Si.50 Each.
SCOTCH ZEPHYR
WAISTS, in lig n t,
stripes and collars and
cuffs of same material,
Sl.75 Each.
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At Domestic Counters.

32-inch Fall Wrapper Goods. Dark Blue,
and BLACK grounds. with white figures,
70 l-2c. quality, for DC. a yard.
Henrietta Finished, Fast Black Satine,
&c. quality. for SC a yard.
Turkey-Red Calico, Aniline Black ng-
ured sc. quality, for 2 7-Sc. yard.
Checked and Plaid Reps, DC. quailty'
for 7-Sc. yard. , c,,..,
olid-Color Extra Heavy outing Cloth'
&c. quality. for &C. yard.
Yard-Wide Extra Heavy Unpleacheu
Cotton. Sc quality. for 3-4c. yard.
&c quality Unbleached Jeans, IN rem
nants for Sc. a yard.
Good. Heavy Bed-Ticking for &c. a yaru
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, slshuS
soiled for 7-Sc. yard.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton ran
mel. 80 inches wide. &C. quality Tor &C. d
Special quality Of Indigo-Dyed Blue De
Minis. free from dressing lOc. grade. ior
&C. a yard a. ,,.L
S-4 Utica Bleached sheeting. 2Oc width
for l5c. a yard.
Best lac. Indigo-Blue Calico, Q 7-Sc. a
yard .A,,,. ord
colors, for 2 Lac. yard.
1914 Round-Thread Sheeting, f-oc'
Sanitary Bleached Cotton Bird Eye
2 3-4c. yard. ,,,, ,,-rr,r,
FRUIT or THE LOOM YARD-WIDE
BLEACHED COTTON, ..........:.o '-oc.
Yard-Wide Pepperell Bleached Jeans
Utica 81 Bleached Sheets, 1Sc. quality.
15c. a yard.
Cream Fleeced-Back Pique or Outing
Cloth, was u lie. a yard, for. &c. a yard
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Heavy Monte Linen Splashers, knotted
"'N '''''PS> '' I5c
White Duck Art Squares, z incheS
square. and stamped .................; ,,cC'
All shapes and sizes of Uncovered I'm,
Cushions, slightly shopworn, Heinrich SOU
Brainerd & Armstrong 25-yard spool g. OF
Whip-Cord Twist, all colors, for ...:oc.
Large &c. Sheets of Wool PaddihS; W.
Spanish Yarns, every color made, Hem
rich's price SIS pound. hanks 10 pounu'
Sale Price, SC. hank, or pound Inc
All the Finest Silks-Filo, Roman, Rope.
Twisted, Caspian. and other Silks-ln
patent wrappers, every shade mace nein-
rich's price soc. dozen; sale PRICE, 25C.
About About 50 Sofa pillows, Denim covered
and silk covered. 20. SOC. and $l-iess
than one third Heinrichs prices
All kinds Batting, Canvas, Scrims' ana
All kinds Of Braids, Fringes. Cords for
braiding. Embroidery. and Crochetng.
Everything Is to be closed out.
7Jc. spoos Embroidery SILK Tor .''''.'5oc
soc. spools Embroidery SILK Ior; - ~
Heinrch's Finest Worsted Hephy -
Bells and Crescents, for fancy wofk'
different cOlOrs, dozen .............. =; %.
Stamped Duck Centrepieces, 10 incn ss
square ta rcv iP Chenille and silk Mixed Cord,
that sold from 10 to zoe. a yard, for. ;..'.ec'
Large Size Embroidery Hoops pair. &C.
Rrass Rings, any size. dozen for. l-Zc
about 100 sample pieces stamped
md worked Linen Centre-Pieces,
Doylie., scarfs. Toilet Sets, splash
ers. Trny-Covers, Lambrequins on
centre-tabIcs, at still further re-
duccd prices.
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White Goods.

80 cases for this weeks selling.
Beautiful zoe. YOking. sale price.....5oc
Satin-tinished White Check Muslin,
> 7-Sc
Sheerest and Finest India Linon y
inches wide ............ ................l2 lie
1900 yards 1-2c. Sheer Linen. a yard
4-sc
Entire case. different patterns. q
Satin Stripe and White Muslin, better
than most l0c. quality. the yard Use
8 special qualities Finest White Dimlties
s. 10, To- 20, and 25c.
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Note Paper.

We have sold LOO pounds Q65,2Oo sheets
of one sort of Note-Paper In the last Two
weeks. but see the reason:
Ladies' Linen Note-Paper, Whlte or
Cream. unrued and ruled, correspond
ence paper of all kinds ......lOc. pound.
"a quality heretofore unmatched FOR &c }
Envelopes 70 match OF same. best quar-
~ every size, package .............-. ..'. DC.
'rrhere are 4 ouires to the pound, with
monograms embossed in any color on
this paper for 15c. a quire
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Best Black Goods.

Not single solitary yard but thai /,
guaranteed IN every way. Nanuf,"
turers and importers sending Us stool +,
sell have had many pieces returned. whlcS
We would not OFFER up to our patrons =,
even greatly reduced price This weoL',
selling Will be as follows:
New camefs-Hair Loop, full IL yard,
W., toi 's.... .ss........ ...............g
Now Boucle. best wool and camel,
hair. full IL yards wide for -. "a
Mohair Brocade. for skirts. s new n.f.
terms, full yard wide. for ...........'z,c
sicilian, the SOC. grade, nearly Ia
yards wide... ........... .... o.
Lupin's All-Wool Figured Armure. la
different patterns, full, Deep Blacl
regular zoe. goods. for No.. - ea,,'
20 pieces Fine Imported Figured Bl9rt
Goods, new styles figures; Pure VOL
Camels Hair, and Mohair; none worfS
less than l5c.. for ......................7. a.,
Etamine Best Black, O new weave. fsi
IL yards wide. Sl.25 grade. for........ 7oo
First OF the season Lace-EAect Figured
Black, 10 wear over cOlors. 3 styles a.
% pieces Figured Mohair. double Width
Deep Crow Black. cost Is 2-3c., Tor. & 7.ss
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READY
MADE
COATS
AND
CAPES.

More winter ahead than IL past
moro twice oxer-if probable bad
weather counts, hut Wrap-seiiers
cannot wait, they have been co"A-
fpu us 10 buy their product at any
prices we'd give, and the buying mas
gone ON until now we have 700
many Goats. Hence, $500, $3.50, 3D.
and $3.50 for garments meant 10
fetch two or shrce times as much
And more than $50 to choose from;
Misses and Ladies' Black Boucle Coats.
half silk lined. with slashed collars.
Tan Irish Frieze Double-Breasted
Goats. with high collar.
Tan Kersey Capes. with inlaid collar OF
Dark Brown velvet, and trimmed WIN
stitched straps and pearl buttons
AT $40
turn-down collars and revers. fastened
with handsome buttons. - IN
Black Diagonal Reps, trimmed with
large and small buttons. ,
Heavy Black Beavers. doubie-preasteo'
with high rolling collar
ran Kersey Capes, with star-pointed
collar. trimmed with velvet and sutched
straps.
ran Melton Coats. fly front. silk lined.
tailor mado--the very latest.
Tan Kersey Coats, heavily trimmed
with Black military braid, and gauntlet
Guns tn. s.s,ahoa
strapped seams, and large and small
pearl buttons. 49, ~, .,...,,,.A,
Black kersey Coats, SILK nnec InIou ts.1
ont trimmed with military straps and
small buttons.
Black Camers-Hair Coats. silk lined
throughout. with fly front. ,-
Black Kersey Coats, silk lined through
ont trimmed with stitched cloth, loose
box front go a.,
front. silk lined throughout.
Tan Bedford Cord Coat. lined through
ont with coorcd Taffeta siik Dark
Brown velvet collar. ~,
Rlack Diagonal and Black Camel s-Hair
Mourning Capes. lined throughout with
heavy satin and rep silk, and many other
STYLES of the best garments in our stock;
i've will receive by Mondays express ~
BLACK Double Capes, for ladies, or
twilled wool cheviot, three rolls Draid,
previously cost us SIS. There are TO oe
eANA fAr
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S9DaFatG Skirts for Ladies.

People wonder how we can make them
up furnish Innings. and all materials at
sich wonderfully small prices. Black
figured Mohair Skirts, lined throughoout'
bound with velveteen 49,. ........: DC
Next heaviest grade, wider - ~
Au-Black Figured Alpaca skirts, hned
and stiffened throughout, full width,
Velvet bound. -. ..............Sl .o3.
Rough Boucle Skirts. Blue and Black.
with Black loops. and solid Black, very
wide. latest shaped skirts, made 10 SCI
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HeinriCh'S Toilet Articles.
Including Fine Shears and Scissor

Including Fine Shears and Scissors.
DIR. Parker Pray's Manicure Preparations
at lowest figures:
25c. Rosaline, 15c.; soc. size, 26c.
zoe. Ongaline, 2Gc.
25c. Diamond Enamel, 15c.; SOC. size,
zee.
Heinrch's Finest Scissors below cost,
75c. to ST. 25 Scissors, choice, soc. pair.
Sl.25 and Sl.5O Shears, zoe. pair;
so and Sl.75 Hgh-Grade Shears, SIzo.
l5c Rubber Combs &c.
10c. Fine Combs. Be.
Sealing Wax 72c., colors, DC; for <oc.
Heinrich's SOC. CraDapple Extract, loo.
Turkish Bath Soap IL lie. a dozen.
Prophylactic ToOth-BrusheS .%1c.
Soc French Toilet Powders ......... Zoe.
Fine Enamelled Frames below cost.
Orders taken for Engraving cares ana
Wedding Invitations, Dies made, ana
Paper Stamped In colors and bronze.
Highest grade work at lowest rates in the
city
soc Tinted Box Papers ...::.-,...... SOC.
Roget" French Extracts, all odors, 1oc.
a bottle. worth 25c.
300 Of Heinrich's 25c C,othing-B Brushes
are to be closed out for ..........,....;.oc.
About 200 pairs Of Z, g. ana 9-inch
Long Nickel-Plated Shears are 10 De
closed out-a pair for ....................iVc '
Extra Large Business Envelopes 49, &c
zoe. quality Box Paper ...............'lVc.
Sc Chamois Skins ................''..'';dc &c
19c ChamoiS Skins ....................lVc .
Pinked Toilet ChamOis .................5c &C
&c bottle Sachet. all doors ..............lc .
1Oc. Linen Writing Tablets .............4c.
100 Hair-Pins I'm bundle .................5c.
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800 pairs Of Ladies' $3.50 Shoes are here
TO choose from at N.25-sizes II to 8.
c. d, and + lasts. They are made Of
Vici Kid, both button and lace, and
there are amongst them both common
and opera toe. They surely will all hnd
owners to-day.
$50 pairs of Ladies' 50 Shoes that were
told Of i'm our Saturdays advertisement
at Sl.59 a pair. 2li pairs of them were
only found Saturday the balance Will be
for this weeks selling. Such chances
uon't come four times a year. They are
in all sizes-2 IL TO 7-E last; latest
shapes of hand-sewed French Morocco
Shoes
There are also new lots Ladies Twen-
tieth-Century Button and Lace Shoes, the
hest OF Il 20 Lind for ----.-...........Sl.l Y
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Here Are Four Lots of
Pants.
Another Manufa cturer Dumps
1.4OO pairs Boys Pants to be sold
here during the January sale.

Herringbone Wool Cheviot Pants sizes
to IA years. Dark colors. woollen, not
printed-JuSt .......... 49,. -, 80 -.
Strong Corduroy Pants Dark Mouse
size-5 to IA years-a pair for ......... .3oc.
100 pairs Boys Pants. Black Doeskinn
only. made with patent Wristbands, and
sold heretofore for 75c., during this great
January Sdlt...... .........sssss.. - ~
The Finest of ATWOOD Imported CasSi-
mere Pants. in all sizes, made up in the
best shape, and have never sold for less
than 81: during this great January sale
''N" w. soc.
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Dixon-Bartlett Company,

DINOn- BdIIItIC NOITIFdHy,
Manufacturers Boots and Shoes,
Baltimore. January 10, 1897.
l Messrs. julius Meyers Sons,
Richmond, Va:
Gentlemen,-We understand that
you are having a clearance sale
of Shoes, and as we have a stock
Of Ladies' Goods that we are very
anxious TO dispose of. will be glad
to have an opportunity to do so.
Do you think you would be inte-
rested? They are Fine Shoes, and
will be sold at a great sacrifice.
Awaiting your response, we are
yours truly.
DIXON-BARTLETT COMPANY.
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Fine Umbrellas.

The opportunity of a lifetime 70 possesi
the finest kinds at the cost Of tho most
ordinary.
II Mems and Ladies' Genuine Spitahed
Silk and some Gloria Six Umbrellas. with
carved ivory and other high-cut handles
were not over-priced by Heinrich az 81;
sale here ............... ...........s.....9l. vs.
Five OF the Finest SILK Umbrellas made
with pearl handles. overlaid with sterling
silver. Heinrch's prices We're SO, $3.50,
and $3.50: sale here ......................5 S.
50 Umbrellas. Of pure silk-warp gloria,
heavy twill, warranted not TO split. Tho
handles are OF natural twisted woods,
Heinrich sold them for $50. sale here. .6.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24
MattingS.

81 small-quantity pieces. such as "a. 10,
Is, and 20 yards, no matter what the
quality ..............1Oc. a yard.
Seamless Extra Heavy China Mattlngs.
usual 25c grade. during this great Janu-
Seamless Warp Mattings. usual
DC. quality. during this great January
sale ...... 49,. ....... ..'s. .....:.'-
ring this great January sale ........17c.
The greatest Cnrpet-ScIiing occur"
here this week.
Yard-Widc Ingram Carpet. half wool
filing, extra heavy, usual price, &c,
for .......... .........s......... ..''''"S'
Full-Standard Brussels Carpets. guar
anteed in every way, usual price. 15c.,
20 sbOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-24

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BOARD
a limited number OF HORSES at Bosco-
bel for Sc per month.
II. S. HOLLAND.
IA 2i-ats Sabot Island. Va