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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22
SPRING OPENING !
JOHN FRIEDEL & co.
large and elegant line of Wall Paper Room Moudnes
Paper Walton and other fancy goods tor Dec
Grating at such LOW PRICES that it will pay you to
look over our stock before buying elsewhere
AN EARLY CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED,

Silver Ware in Knives io.-'
Spoons, Ladies, Baskets Wa.os' ''
Our Lamp Department Is conf.
in all lines, Banquet library DOT
Lamps, and others, G...'-
Burners, Chimneys aud NlDAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22

This an opportunity not to be missed for the chance seldom occurs
SlOO and the
% m assured by exactly correct in fit length and style
ladies desiring higher will submit three or four
from $L75 S2 aimed at all vaa-
splendid in design finish and shape as TO be out Oh the
ton a asked
pare wl week make it point TO sit our
Invent during her stay, proper deuds
IL unonlh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22

Huscroft. Florist, will remove to the
LANCE building, 1406 Market street, to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22

@-Get the Best.--v
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
IOc PER WEEK.
Telephone. 901.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22

recommends the use of the greatest of
all tonics. "Malt-Nutrine.' and guar
antees the merits claimed for it. For
sale by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22
Her
Majesty
Corset . . . .
The Greatest Health-giVer and Beautlilef o
the Figure ever produced.
SUPERB, FAULTLESS, COMFORTABLE!

OH Uy TIE We-dreSSeu WOutu OF TIE "UTIu dHU PLO
nOunced simply perfection For Misses is Indispensable
The only Corset which Modstes can obtain Perfectly
Fitting Waists Her Majesy's Corset Is constructed on
Figure and WeFitting Waists produces Perfect Health
and Comfort and gives Long Wear. Complete range of
Styles, Qualities and Models kept in stock We desire to
call Special Attention to HER MAJESI1'S CORSElS
made in EXTRA LONG WAIST, which is without doubt the
LONGEST WASTED and beautiful Corset that has ever
been produced,
o.o......TO THE LADlES:.o:o
W. will be
this week the interest of the above Corset Your measure VIII De
will always
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22
IN THE THEATRES.
Attractions for the Coming Week in the
Local Playhouses.

IOcai PIayhOnses.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-One solid
week. Ullie Akerstrom in repertoire, open
ing tonight in Miss Rora."
OPERA HOUSE-1lo-night and Tues
day. Frank Dan5ls in Wizard of the
Nile; Friday and Saturday. Elihu Spen-
Ger and Frank Hennig in Shakespearean
reDertOire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22

ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING AS
ISOLATION
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-22
CARPETS.

ANY style. pattern; any color. combi-
nation or any grade Of carpet known,
can be found here. and at prices that
cannot fail 10 be satisfactory.
Hartford and Smiths AXmisters.
al..... -. .SI.OV Eu.
Body Brussels. .9Sc, s115 and s1,25.
Velvets.. g.. e.. e.. e. .65, IS and Csc.
Roxbury and Steinmen's Tapestries.
at. -. $1,000. ......oSC.
All Wool Ingram. ..S9. 40 and SOC.
WALL PRPGR.
One of the busiest departments in
the big store the past week. To-day
we offer:
y patterns Wall Paper, that retails
at &c. at..... ... 900. 49,. sc
% patterns Of regular Sc Wall Pa
per, at. $500. &C
Our entire line of CSC Wall Paper,
at. 800. 800. go. 800. -. ..ISc
% patterns Of regular soc Wall Pa
per, at. 800. 49,. .... SOC
All finer papers at proportionately
low prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
"CHOPPERs. ARE ACTIVE.
Great Race for Supremacy Be-
tween Woodmeu of the World.

Seattle Camp. No. So by initiating in the
nelghborhood or forty candidates during
the past month has again attained FIRST
position for membership among the camps
in the state OF Washington. The members.
proud Of their achievement. have voted TO
celebrate the occasion by giving an enter
tainrnent and dance at Collins hail Tues
day, March -. to which Woo6men and
their friends viii be invited. Ths meet
ings of Seattle Camp have OF late become
very Interesting. The Amplifled degree
ceremony. beautiful and impressive as IL
Is. has brought on, unusually large at
iendances. and at times standing room
was at a premium. Next Friday evening
twelve candidates VIII be Initiated I'm the
Protection csgree with amplified form.
when another large turnout" OF chop
pers'' Will be Witnessed.
six candidates were given the Arnplihed
Protection degree by Home Camp. No. sc
last Monday evening. The work was per-
formed ~ q most effective manner and re-
fiected great praise on the team. The at
tendance was large, several members from
visiting camps bang present. A. the meet
ing 20 night there will be several asplr-
ants for The horors Of woo5cratt- In fact
there VIII be candidates for weeks to
come. Home Camp keeps right on break
Ing its record sna is running a close race
With Seattle Camp. No. %. Visiting neigh
bors and WociFsen generally are invited
20 attend and sec the ampliaed work OF the
camps crack team.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15

following rerhe-x cs the order. ~ present
n Prawi6snc@ HOSPITAL we're reported s.
cotnx nicely. Ch2r5es 0tescn. Ct Lsrse-
fad Or. Lodge: Frank p. Lewis. Of Del
phiA Lodge. Nc ?. Newcastle. and J. w.
Eedrnun6. os Rsntor Lodge. No -. Port
Elaksiey Il wa. also reported that the fol-
loving members were about the Streets,
hut ssfu ects-l~d 20 relief Horace Duke,
Far West Lodge. Victoria. and J. A. Car
stems. Gate Lodge, Nc :. Port Angeles
l. Kern. secretary Of the coars. was Il
receipt Of . number az communications.
one az them of such a starting ard Cnu-
sGaI nature as 20 demand action a. the
hands Of an tnvessig atinx committee.
which Was requested 20 report a. the Hcxt
meeting
Little else was talked OF among the
members Of Company No ]. L r.. last
week but the visit 20 Black Diamond Sat
urday. March g. The unanimous verdict
Was that the reception accorded the loeal
knights by the Pytnkxns Of the little coal
town could not have been improved upon.
nor could * have been more elegant At
les meeting last week the Rank passed res
oluttons thanking tire Black Diamond
Knights for the coydiality extended. and
instructed Recorder Crane 70 forward a
copy 70 that lodge. The general impress
sion was that an opportunity would be
given the home rank 10 reciprocate-
The company was well Represented Al
the reception given In honor Of Coz jane.
Hamilton Lewis by Harmony Lodge, No.
s. last Thursday night Among the deco
rations w4s a beautiful L. X shield OF
Gala lilies and siIken ernolems. placed
prominently above the chancellor com
mandsrfs ststion-
A vote OF thanks has been received from
Lake Lodge. No. S. for services performed
by the company at the recent wedding and
social
The company Is being thoroughly drilled
every Tuesday evening by Captain Olson
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. had busy session
last Wednesday night, three candidates for
the frst rank and two for the second be-
ing put through. The team work was
great. especially IN the second. the cAndi-
dates receiving lesson that VIII serve as
q reminder 10 them the rest OF their nat
uraI lives. "A fair crowd was In attend
ance. Next "Wednesday night there viii
be three Candidates for the second and
three for the third.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
goIfax Events.

C0LrAy March HL-Spscsals-Fifty-
three persons who were converted during
the recent rsvfvsIs Joined ths cnrrch Ia
a body las. Sunday.
gsv. 7. Lewis Smith. OF Spckara lee
.uras a. Ire Bs ptist cAprcn Monday even
ing on - Might n Roma" and Tuesday
evening on a Night in Palestine" b0t1
times 10 large ara spprectativs audiences
T-ns srrat@4r drama. Little Brown jug.
xfvsa afendsv Might BY the Spring valley
rrs-aasso C4uo. waa thoroughly successful
ard enjoyable
Mr.. Frank RssdYich win appear in Tire
role Of Edmund Dxnfss IN Monte Crtgts'
AZ sns opera aoues saturday sveairx.
Father Rearns ard the members OF the
Catholic church wili csleers's g. Pssrfex x .
sav oy q concert and lecture on ire
Isnf"
A party was given az ts- rsSiisrcs 90
Tr. T. D Fnrxzson. On Mtn street Tues
day srenEng. sse occasion being the otrta-
dzv q HFsll n asbsrt-
Rev = r. Dssisy. TIRE nsw minister OF
TIE Christian eh2seh. has arrived from
sfil.cn- or-roz. ard viii enter rpen his
lssors E2n1zY.
Ms G d. Newman s1teytains - party
cr srlsnas Tuesday afternoon ia honor Of
Mrs. wzfermsr. 90 Seattle. VITO IL visit
ing her stge~. Mrs. Julius L8prstt-
Cssfie2 II Wgnsn VIII kscfnTs 81 The
Good s. EaaTSfzn c2arca this evening On
tie ssz5}<cz Of 'sTasft"
~. II German. % ms issal firm os sub
Ifwzn. wSnfre* 4 German. was married
~ sez-rsfsrn No. Wednesday afternoon "a
Ma kSzlA &~sl2z ~ t-As plaza. They VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
EVERETT PRESBYTERIASs
Elect Rev. Coyie for Another Year
Church 10 Prosperous.

EVERETT March D-Specizl-Rsv,
Thomas Coyfe received q unanimous cal
~, ,,-nu-zsay evening TO eoniiaus as ras-
tor Of tia Pres 0v srian church for azoih-
e. xes~ John AfcRea ~as sS~ct@9 elder
f,~ thrre years and the following were
-hsssa trustees: c. x Greene. ". &c +.
Yrsza~ss c VI Esnnstv. a j. Nssfsand
ans z. A. Garrsgo@S. The Annual reports
show the various organizations OF tbs
church 70 t,s very much alive ard four
fxhinr During tire past year fourteen
rvenab@-- were resolved by rrcfssstoo cs
fss+h end seventeen by letter LettsTs o.
Dismissal xsrs given ~ fourteen 1as
Iaa.es' AID Fcc2ety Reported rrsonsy on
hard ard receipts for the year 81 sl54s1
exoanse,d. ST a.: cash on h@nc. sss-sl- Two
baxes OF c2oshing, valued a. 81, were seat
To re Indian. % Juneau
Sunday sehool-Escs.sss. Ss@S9. tisSafs-
a a. u. on band, t2s-ts .ysrsxs attend
49, 50. coafri buttons 70 missions sis
Christian Fsn4sawor Soe5@ty-$ew Mem
<.-x received. IL total Ens1zSeTzs4iS. 81.
ssw>-~sed. SEA
Junsag~ y-adezvor Es-ssty--aen2 >.
=. dasoGrxs1. t--SS: 81 hznf- 81.
Fsoyx' Brzxaas-Twengy-@svsn 81 sn~
ros3; military DIR n army Infantry tao
ssrs ard a~ara passages - S1Fipt9r~
rss,,sh2vs average esfsssS2afscz. "A
The trnsteeF report ss4ss6 that fhFT
ssarssa TIE year "a cest s&-Ga Thy
nsve evszv 6ess pad sr1 s21Az = tAs
r~pxxrs~v TIE YaSEar FnAs9 a sTToDr . p
81 % tie xhu~~h 10 - - sasSsy-S sAsh
go GOOD sto~!nx sz1sse wnheh - s1S n4ss
- church has Agew nBAae. sotn 1nafsc1 Assy
a.. Il nezsac@n< work. sa< @.s4 Es--2ss1
s.ssx sSsx sos lie 1.4<-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15

Reports from 81. Louis, stating that soxne
trouble bad arisen amonw the Woodrnen o..
the World a. their Grand Lodge session.
have caused a great many Inquiries BY
members 90 the order and outsiders
Through some error IA the tslagrsphie re-
port the name % the wooGuen OF the
World sRs used IN place os tha Woodrnen
Circle. IRE ladies' branch. which is 81 pres
en-. holding It's biennial session a. St
Iouls. Under The present Arrangement
TIRE Woedussn Circle OF the Tss; and West
ara managed under one Jurisdiction Ths
West. recognizing that I; has grown IN
membership so as 20 be sSis 70 manage It's
own affairs has asked 70 be set OF IS g
separate Jurisdiction. comprising ina Pa
ctfie cosst states. TIRE sane territory Row
covered by tAs Pacific Jurisdiction Wood
men az the World This hesnx REFUSED ~
The vote OF the Grand Lodge. she East saw-
INK a sajortty % the votes. the Western
delegates have withdrawn and formed q
Jurisdiction % their owr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
FOREsrERs OF AMERICA.
Social Gatherings Becoming a Pop
alar Feature of Meetings.

TIE social affairs that are being given
by Court Enterprise at the conclusion Of
tAeir business sessions are proving very
popular. large crowds gathering. no mat
ter what the weather. A short meeting OF
the court Thursday night was followed by
one Of these socials. which WAS crowded
despite the cold. disagreeaole weather
that prevailed outside. Dancing was the
feature OF the evening. although much
pleasure was derived from several instru-
mental and vocal numbers. and one or two
Rotations were given Prof. LANCER 5
violin solo. Mrs. NcSorley's vocal number
and Dir. Hughes Rotations were the
gems.
In the business meeting Messrs. Car
stems, MAggetti, Beckie and HemuAing-
way. members Of the court. were reported
as being still III, and the relief committee
was instructed 10 grant the relief due
them. Chief Ranger .. f. Swanson and
Past Chief Ranger T. III. Andrew, Of Court
Excelsior. were present at the meeting.
Members OF the court are looking for
ward to next Thursdays meeting with
keen interest. A warrant has been issued
by the chief ranger for the arrest OF a
prominent member OF the court, and il Is
quite probable that much sport viii be had
at the trial
Court Excelsior, No. II. held its usual
weekly meeting at Forestsrs' hall. SIS
First avenue. Chief Ranger o. f. Swan
son In the chair. Financial Secretary 4.
F. Ehret was present. after his recent
sickness. Thomas GIN and Ed Williams,
members OF the court. were reported az
progressing favorably. The ceremony OF
initiation was performed upon one candi-
date.
Excellent Foressic speeches were made
by Past Chief Rangers G. NJ. Butterworth
and T. II. Andrew. 5. g. r. II. S. Klein
and Messrs. Nevins. Dunn and Keefer.
The social COMMITTEES purposes to hold
the next social on the first Friday In April.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15

sexan months ago Mai. and Mrs. ]. ~.
psrk.r vers sent 10 take charge OF the
Northern Pacific division OF the salvation
Army. when they arrived there were
txenty-s!x corps. food and shelter depot
ana a wood yard in the division. To these
have been added seven corps. basket fac-
tory and a farm colony. A rescue home Is
90 be opened IN May. The MAJORS re-
cssv.a orders on February = TO farewell
from thar present command and proceed
20 chicago TO be social secretaries for that
rsar, Of the country. They were 20 arrive
IN Chicago March IS, but have since re-
celvad orders 70 remain until after the
visit of Commander Booth-Tucker and
CO. Holland 20 the division. which VIII be
the latter part Of the month. They viii De
in Portland. Saturday. March q: Ia Taco
ma March q. and in Seattle. March . and
% In each of these places the commander
VIII sneak on the Social Problem.
Extensive preparations are being made
for great social demonstrations In each OF
these cities. Those who are interested in
how 10 deal with the poor VIII no doubt
find much Of interest In these meetings
Posters announcing that the salvation
ARMY will have big time this week have
been circulated about the city. The "hig
time will consist OF a weeks special meet
ings in the old Salvation Army hall. cor
ner OF Second avenue south and fesler
way, for which the following programme
has been arranged:
Monday-March and jubilee of Miriam's
tImbrel band
Tuesday-private meeting.
wednesday-Ex-aru demonssra-
ton.
Tharsday-"S Girl' and two
beautiful tahleaux.
Frfday-Dedication Of the new Salvation
Army colors and ''Old Glory
Saturday-Hindoo march and an evening
In India
Sunday-"A Kiss IN the Dark"
An admission fee of cents viii be
charged at each meeting. the proceeds TO
be used for the benefit Of the local corps.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
THE WORK REVIEWED.
Chrf-tfan Endenvorers Proud of the
Work Accomplished Last Week.

Chrt-,t.n Fudemvorers Proud of the
work Accomplished Last Week
The convention of the Young Peoples
Societies Of the Presbytery OF Puget sound,
recently held in the First Presbyterian
church. OF this city. was pronounced by
prominent Epdeavorers 4 most successful
gathering. Delegates representing ssven-
teen societies OF the presbstery were pres
emf, besides other societies OF Seattle and
vicinity. Reports from all The societies
showed good aggressive work accomplish
ed IN gifts 20 missions and In ths number
uniting with the church. The sessions
throughout the Gay were well attended.
beginning with a sunrise prayer meeting.
led BY Miss Mae Dodge. Excellent. short
ID. n. OF Auburn: Miss Calhoun. OF the
North Seattle Society, and BY Miss Lillian
Saeher. 81 the society a. Ballard. A prac-
teal bright ara truly helpful considers
ton Of the work among the juniors follow
FL. beginning with thoughtful paper by
Mrs. Peterson. Of The Calvary church.
Miss Emma Brown then conducted what
proved a lively. panEent discussion on the
various phases OF the junior work TIE
pastors present took great interest n this
rart @. the work and 3unior workers
through the presevtsry. should receive the
heneat OF their increased zeal Mr.. J. T..
Hartman 9r led = general discussion on
TIRE heRrTul subject. Duties OF Oric@Ts and
New Ideas for Committees" which Ras
followed BY remarks On the state paper.
The Washington Enaszvorer." by its ed
gor. Rev. w. n. G. Temple
The afternoon session opened with a FIRE
rspsr ~ q university Student Mr.. Ed
rlglrds. % the society ST ballard Mr.
Lsw-ts gave the E-deav5rars tire latest In
formation regarding he international con-
veutgoa a. San Fraaeisco. whkch takes
place IN July. A paper ~ Mrs. Flint, %
Port Towr-srH fcsirwef The report Of
the societies showing members and gifts
was followed by en- taterulsxion. during
which everyone h@asr7s acquainted. Prof.
B-aokzaa. OF whlfwerth college. gave a
Iowsosl s6ssress on soul Winning" ard
Mr Msk.ns. % Tacoma tod % the WORK
So near hgs hsarr which would bring about
The Esoral regeneration 90 ne sailor n al
waters
TIE address on 'ssyetesuztfe f5&vlrE.s ~
Rev. Robert R-o~7 q Port Tow-se-d as
wei as ths discussion which Mr. ROBBERS
Nixsn conducted. were heth fan o. hsir-
tui arA prxcrcsl suggestions. and 6syel-
eae. great interest
TIE evening session took re form. az a
rcrgaa- meeting sn1 wss had IN IRE audi
rorssszn % ere church Mr. MzkEr.s % Ia
coma. conducted TIRE orenfEx 6svogsarAs az
prayer a.. praise. Before ire PRINCIPAL
add r~.s &C ire sve1trg Rev Dr. Naekex.
which were Unsz4ro2SsT adopted. highly
commsr1ins Mr.. kAklas. % TAsuxrA wno
IS EnzkizE p-eparasicns - - 20 Japa. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15

~., Won sse little bunch OF secret
-. -,sn taking and laughing among
--s,x&s you may safely wager that
49, sa,nz - az the expense Of sorns
o. ~sskate who has been brave enough
49, ss@ mysteries IN which the lodge
- .s,osnds. Several days ago, while
-. az these secret workers were
s.-ssIsx among themselves. candidate
- au 70 within a few feet OF them
- IA svowed purpose OF getting
- One OF the regulars saw him, how
-, and passing the WORD around.
- IA. conversation into lot OF
~.saszctarsd stuff and Increased the vol
sms 81 laughter. .,
- - xhsIs chuckling 10 himself or the
=. strne he would have riding that goat.
ssxsysi nights later ne marched TO the
...,vs roou.. wearing seif-sasisfled air.
- announced bis willingness TO pro-
- None but himself and the MEM
-. ~ the lodge know how well be PRO
~..s.a - bn. one thing Is certain. he was
- na;ronizing lunch stands without
-. sor several days. Moral: Don't be-
ssxs all you hear on the streets or see In
+As Papers.
-. a,ost brilliant event during the past
.ssk was the reception given TO Col.
lanes Hataiiton Lewis by the Pytnlans OF
- lodge. Harmony, No s.
ne 06d Fellows are making extensive
sfsosrafions for the reception and enter
salsrsnt OF the Grand Lodge members
sho VII meet in annual session In this city
.sr, month. The knights Of the Maccz-
secs all receive ar official visit tonight
rym Supervising Department Supreme
Commander Luckanbach. OF Los Angeles,
al. and VIII undoubtedly turn out IN
Arxe numbers. Tie other orders are also
aatlss. Il. l.. PORTER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15

Queen City Circle. Ne. TX hsia its usual
weekly meeting Wednesday evening Izst
az its bail lss First avenue. Deputy Sn-
psene chief Companion r. w. Barnes pre-
s.aiEK In tne absence. through sickness Of
ths chief companion. g +. EaF~t Ms.
Barton and Mr. Fshrst were rsportsd as
being wsH On ire way 70 reoovsry. Air
David A. Nnssts-, sab chief ranger =
cours Enterprise. vas Initiated a men her
% ire circle
Mrs julius Carsseas was tnstaHaA 20
TIE ofl~s - left guide By ths lEst.I.sE z
on3rer, II. < & (. r. ". Rsrrsx A com
ragftes- consisting OF Ernest Carstsns ard
r Il Andrew snd Ms c ?. I&ah1w. was
appointed 20 cor xa&er the pr&sslea bEJgty o.
uaAEfax tie circle e~aeHcsxL
The nexs ras~tlrS night - a eNiisf rreet-
fux fer TIRE pss~Pcsa OF nominating al
e5eetfux 4 financial Sscreszry- EVER r.esn-
hrr u requested e - IA Attendance a; 8
o'csnck
A. to- COS asaoH CT tAe rzestiax th.
cfrcla paf IRE cates companaon- &. =.
Fnrst. frstsTnsI vssst n Is hewe-fIs.
eeeAeser quarters. where - vas re~~rffv
sasrAgsS "a Tar complications srts.rk frn-n
a spell 81 sYphess fever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-15
The New Dress Goods.

Might IS well try 20 sketch n Wash
inggon sunset with a lump OF charcoal
as attempt to describe the rich beau
ties Of these masterpieces Of weavsrs
art Long ago we put our standard
fer Dress Goods at the top. IL has
never been degraded al a single rcint-
Dress Goods are the test OF \ dry
goods store. We ask the shopping
community Of Seattle 20 judge this
store by IL. offerings OF Dress Goods
and their prices. The following items
are interesting 20 intending p1r-
chaserS.
3s-inch An-wool Chsyiots. two and
three coiored effects. al TIA desirable
shades. &c a yard.
te-incn Atwood Scotch Chevfots.
new canvas effects. Q complste Inc o.
colorsngs, Sc q yard.
so-anch Illuminated Canvas Cloth.
dark grounds interminged with bright
or shades OF magenta. blue and green.
300 yard.
ss-inch Atwood Scotch Tweeds.
full range OF ths latest mixtures. eoc
= yard.
ss-inch Etamine Cloth. green's and
tans, 65c a yard
40-inch SIX ana W ool MlAthfess very
desirable for waists and childTsns
dresses. 55c yard.
silk and Wool Persian Figured Now
elites. new and select colorinSs. aSc q
yard.
4s-inch Atwood Canava Cloth. si.0
4 yard.
g-lnch Atwood Etaminc Cloth, $50
a yard.
44-inch Atwood Bedford Cord. N-oo
a yard.