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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
AN ELOPING COUPLE.
The Authorities at Mounds, ILL.,, Ask
Chief Lees for Inforlna-

Chief Lees yesterday received a letter
from Mounds, Ill, and two of his best de-
tectives have been detailed on the case.
The letter explaine that a man ana a
woman were living there, intending to
spend the winter. The woman admitted
they were not married, but had eIoped
from San Francisco in May last Her hus-
Dand was an English sailor and had gone
on long voyage. Her little girl. years
of age, was with them, and the man was
cruel to the child.
The man is John P. Richmond, son OF
the late DR.. Richmond of TyndalI, S. D.,
and has served terms in the Jefferson City
penitentlary. He is an old soldier, about
so years of age, low and heavy set, gray
hair and mustache, keen black ewes. The
woman Is about five feet tall, blue eyes,
auburn hair, heavy set and little stoop-
shouldered. She has an aunt and two sis
ters in this city.
The authorities at Mounds, Ill, want to
know who the little girls father is, so
that she can be taken from the mother
and sent 10 him.
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Palace Hotel yesterday. ]. H. Grady was
IN the chair, and the followlng-named
members were present; Z. II. Daniels, Z.
+: Tiffany, T. }. Parsons, TREY L. FORD
Mayor Phelan, Grand Marshal DR.. Morse
and Colonel Smith were also present.
A mum ber OF artists and float builders
were heard. They were supposed to have
brought some designs for floats to be SUBJ
mltted to the committee. but as there was
some misunderstanding about the matter,
they were given until next Saturday to
produce them
Mayor Phelan suggested that designs
Tor floats TO represent the following sub
lects be made by the artists:
l. Aborignes.
2. Navieators.
3. Missions
4. Pioneer Train.
3. Flag Raising.
o. Gold Discovery.
4 Agriculture.
3. Horticulture.
y. Civilization, Arts and Manufactures.
Llck lei scope and Universities.
~. San Francisco.
IL FL Dorado and Eureka.
Ihe last subject was suggested by TREY
l., Ford and added to the list. The follow
ing letter was received from the Veteran
volunteer Firemen's Association OF Cali
fornia:
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec Is, 1897.
j. f. Morse Esq, Gi and HGrShGL California
Golden yubHee-DEAR SIR: Al the regular meet
ing heId last evening your invitation was re-
celVed and the same was unanimously ac-
cepted. 1t was decided to parade in the Cali
tornlA Golden Jubilee pageant on the 24th of
January, 1893, in full uniform, with engine.
Inc othcers constitute the committee Tor the
event. Fraternally YOURS,
JAMES PENNYCooK, Recording Secretary.
The committee then entered into dis
cusslon as TO the amountof money needed,
and, after several careful computations
had been made, decided that a pageant
such as they contemp plated, with decora-
lions, carriages music and the est,would
cost something like $15, 900, and they Will
ask the executive committee for that
amount.
a suggestion was made by Mr.. Parsons
that the committees appointed by the
Supervisors OF the different counties and
the Miners Association in those counties
select two persons from the county to act
as AIDS to the grand marshal. The sug-
gestlon was adopted in the form OF a mo-
tion.
Colonel Smith reported that be ha d
called upon General Snafter, and that
gentleman had told him that all the
United States troops here, with the ex-
cepton OF one company at San Diego,
would participate in the parade. There
Will be SIX com panies of infantry, six bat
terles OF artillery, four troops of cavalry
and two light batteries, and probably two
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companies from Benicia, to represent
Uncle Sam in the parade.
There will be salutes fired from the forts
TO u.s. er in the memora Bile day.
The secretary was instructed to write TO
the Postm aster General for the purpose OF
ascfrtalnlng whether CT not the mail
clerks could not be given a holiday so that
they might enjoy and participate in the
parade. 1t was also decided to write to
the Secretary of War asking him to per-
NIT OF naval display on that day and
also sham battle
Colonel Smith asked that some suitabl
place be selected for the holding OF a
military field day as the United States
army here was anxious 10 participate in
athletic sports. 1t was decided to report
suitable place, either at the Preside or
or at the Recreation or Central parks.
Inc matter OF selecting suitable prizes for
the contestants was deferred It'll a future
meeting.
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SUIT FOR BANK STOCK,
Pacific Coast Savings Society Given
Judgment Against the Assignees of
Howard Black for $500


Howard Black for $500
The Pacific Coast Savings Society was
yesterday given judgment against Mary
Elliott Black and Leon Samuels, as
signees of the estate of Howard Black, by
jury in Judge Hunts court, in the sum
of $500. The suit was commenced
against the defendants by the plaintiff 10
be allowed to retain thirty shares in the
Anglo California Bank which were placed
with the savings society by Mary Elliott
Black IN order to secure an overdraft OF
1886 which was made by Howard Black
subsequent and up to the Sd of October
1892. The stock is valued al $500, the
sum of the Judgment given, and the plain
tiff asked tnat it be sold and the proceeds
applied as partial payment OF the over
draft.
The defendants denied that the stock
was placed with the savings society for
the purpose alleged by the plaintiff. They
entered q general denial to the complaint
of the society, filed q cross complaint ask
ing the court to order the societv to sur
render the stock and prayed for $2100 dam
ages tor its alleged unlawful detention.
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HELD ON HEAVY BONDS,
w. Martin and Nels johnson, Bunko
Men, and Victor Murray, Pick
pocket, Sent Up

Two bunko men and a pickpocket were
yesterday held to answer before the Su-
perior Court by Judge Conlan in $4,000
bonds each.
William Martin and Nes Johnson on
Novenl Der 26 steere1 August Alshuth, a
miner from Redding on his way to the
Klondike, to the water front and by the
usual buEko trick victimized him out of
$40. Gus Frey, another bunko man, who
was arrested at the same time, was more
fortunate, as the case against him was
dismissed.
The pickpocket was Victor Murray, who
stole Miss Jane Van Meters purse as she
was leaving the First Congregations al
Church. 1t came out that Murray's true
name is Boulette. He s a son of the old
man who was arrested for picking lady's
pocket in The EN- porium and who got six
III onIhs in the County Jail.
James Boulette, another son of the old
man, who WAS arrested Sunday while
leaving the City Prison, was discharged
by Judge Conlan yesterday as the police
were unable 10 obtain any evidences
against him.
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DEATH OF A PIONEER.
After Short Illness John j. Crofts,
Well Known Marine Engineer,
Succumbs to Heart Failure.

Yesterday morning heart failure caused
the death OF John J. Crofis pioneer en-
gineer on tbs coast. The deceased was
about 66 years of age, was born in Lynn
Crofis, Nottinghamshire, England. and
came to this coast in 1849. He was in the
service of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany for twenty-seven years and was then
transferred to the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company and there remained until the
time of his death. The deceased was
mem ber of The Marine Engineers Society
No. 35, aud was widely known on this
coast and highly esteemed by all. He was
a loving husband and kind father and was
ever ready with a kind word for all with
whom be came in contact. He leaves
widow and an only daughter and one
grandson. The funeral will take place
Friday morning from 3004X California
street
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Preparing for Fun.

Even at this early day large body of the
people OF this city are preparing for next
seasons fun in the shape OF picnics and
excursions. One of the largest excursions
that will be likely TO leave the city on pleasure
bentis the Merchants, Groeers' and Travellers
Picnic Association, composed of the Wholesale
Merchants the Retail Grocers' and the Com
merclaI travellers associations. The commit
tee has already set the date for the outing for
June ., but where they will take their mem
oers and friends is not known. This will be
decided within few days
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JOINED OOXBY'S ARMY.
But Hoffman's Wife Called 1t Deser-
tion and Sued for Divorce.

But HoHman's WIte Salieo III oeser-
tiOn and Sued for Divorce.
Judith Hoffman appeared before Judge
Hunt Tuesday to secure divorce from
Fritz Hoffman on the ground OF his de-
serti n.
@She told how, after being married in
1882 and living with her until 1894, Hoff-
man becamed enamored of the unem-
ploysd movement, and so, after making G
himself eligible 10 full membership, he
joined Coxev's army and marched away
with 1t to Washington. He returned 10
San Fra cisco some months afterward,
but he did not roiurn to his wife. He said
he wanted nothing to do with her and so
she sued for divorce. She wants alimonv,
too, and this fact has led Hoffman to con-
test the case, for he says his wife owns a
little bakery and can support herself and
the three children. He was given time {
answer.
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To Extend tho Work.

Last Tuesday morning a large number of
ladies interested in the extension of the work
OF the Young Mems Christian Association, To-
cal and through the universities and colleges
OF the State, met sor conference in the parlors
OF the association building Mason and Ellis
streets. As means of raising funds TO assist
them in the GOOD work they decided to give a
series OF lunches in the near future in the old
building OF the association on Sutter street.
Inc ladies propose to give a denomin ma tion al
day Tor each Of the lunches. a Congrega ational
oayI FFesbyterlan day, Methodist day. Baptist
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
Assaulted by His Nephew.

Aaron Sidlowski, a tailor at 12O Sutter
street, reported to the police yesterday that
he had been assaulted in his room by his
nephew, Nathan Cohen, and robbed of his
jewelry and small amount of money. He
claims that his nephew invaded his apart
ments and after assaulting him with a fat
iron, robbed him of his valuabIes
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There are $40 900 maidservants in Lon
don-that is to say, they are nearly equal
in number TO the whole population in
Sheffield
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and Episcopal day. The Christian Church and
the German hurches will also be represented.
The ladies viii meet every Wednesday until
the lunches are held.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-16
Lecture on Goethe,s ..Faust.r

Professor julius Goebel of the Leland STAN
lord Jr. University viii deliver this evening
at the German Branch Y. NJ. c. A. hall his
sixth lecture in the course on Faust" The
topic Will be tonight, Faust" second part
ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos, with or
without removal. J. Noonan, 1Q17-lO23 Mission,
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The case occupied several days in trial
and Yesterday the jury found for the
plaintiff.
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~-@~

Is an illustration of some
thing very appropriate
for Christmas and holi-
day gifts. 1t is one of
the many novelties in
new and odd shapes and
woods that can be selec-
ted from the beautiful
things we have.
Carpets, rugs and cur
tains-late designs and
a great stock.
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Plaid DRESS FABRICS

hold the fort this season. Dame Fashion
has pointed her majestic stan in their
favor FOR almost every use.
Monday win find an entire department
OF Plaids OF every style, kind, and quail
ty.
other CoLORED DRESS FABRICS
like this:
SILK and Wool Plaids, In the color COM
bnations. IS inches wide. for 81 lie.
Handsome New Plaids. in satin-stripe
effects. for 2lc.
Dundee and Highland Pads. In all
colorings. for ~ lie. a yard.
Ottoman Plaids. in imported novelty er-
fects. for Si25.
Silk and Worsted Plaids fine high-grade
material 10 inches wide, for sec
Scotch ROb-Roy Plaids. as pretty as
the 81 ones In design. soft, woolly fin
ish. 2-4c.
e-i 9-inch Wool Cashmeres. in the lead
ms dark colors. IS 2-Sc for Csc. quail
".
Check and Plain Mohairs. in all the new
shades, for Sc. ward.
t0-inch Brocaded Mohairs. In fashions
newest DEGREES. Sc. material, for
Is 2-Sc
Double Fold Handsome Royal Amethyst
Dress Sinffs, for i5c. yard.
Silk and Wool Novelty Dress Woollens,
In the overshot effects. 81 l-2c.
5>izafdine Bourettes in all the new color
&c,
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Cohen's store strives to be new every
day. The half-charm Of the store is the
new merchandise that gets showing
daily all the year round.
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MONDAY WHITE GOODS PRICES.

Manufacturers lengths Of Fine Checked,
Sheer, Plaid. and Striped Lawns. Main
socks, Dimities. and Bordered Apron
Lawns. full-piece price would be 10
to 20c. yard. any of them to be Z S-4c.
i.e0o Yards Checked Nainsook and Plaid
Apron Lawns. 121-2 and l0c. grades,
TO be 8 3-ic. yard
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
NOT ENOUGH TO LAST LONGER
Plain White Victoria Apron Lawn, 7-Sc
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A MANUFACTURER CLEARED OF
KNIT UNDERWEAR

His entire stock goes to the Cohen Com
pany. The discount price as arranged is
40 per cent. Plenty OF all sorts for ladies'
ard children Monday. But we fear the
prices will not let them last long.
Childrens Fine White Wool Ribbed
Wrappers (Vests), fancy crochet neck
and front, overcast edges, any size,
to G. for pc.
Misses Jersey Ribbed Union Suits,
heavy fleece any size &c suit.
Ladies High-Neck, Long Sleeve Vests,
fleeced, 10c.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
so per cent. wool. former price Soc. /.
here SOC. a garment
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Union Suits. elias
tic seams, overlook stitched, soc a
suit.
Misses Half-Wool Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits. were SOC, now soc. suit.
Breeder & Talleys entire stock OF
Ladies' Pure Wool Medicated Vests
and Pants. that were S1.5O, now sSc.
each.
Ladies' Fine Pure Wool Vests and
Pants. Breeder & Talley's best $l.25
number. will be Zoe. here.
Ladies Egyptian Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 25c. everywhere. here 19c. a
garment.
Extra Heavy Grade. silk finished, for
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cOHEN's NEW WAY TO SELL BED
SPREADS.

One case only OF these Extra-Heavy
Crochet Bcd-Spreads. that sell readily
al S25, 10 be sold Monday at CSC.
each.
Another al zoe. that cannot be equalled
under 81.
Real Marseilles, extra-large size. will
be I'm this sale at $1.49
FROM 1870 TO IL
WILL BE SOLD
Large Double-Bed size Crochet Spreads.
Marse'les design. hemmed, ready for
use s9c each Limit OF one to each
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TWELVE CASES OF BLACK
WORSTED DRESS FABRICS.
The wonderful price stories will read of
losses that involve more than three thou
sand dollars, and stretch over two Con-
tinents Here are the unmatchables:
4S-inch All-Wool Imported Melrose
Cloth, Cheviot Drap d'Alma. and
Seeded Etamine, specially good for
separate skirts and tailor dresses, sold
upwards of SiS yard, for CSC.
64-inch Atwood Rough Cheviot and
Figured Chevron, this seasons newest
fabric, for 69c. a yard-usual sl.23 kind.
A-ineh All-Wool French Boucle. excel
lent for fall capes, 59c. yard for 81
quality.
42-lnch Atwood xxx Double-Twisted
Storm Serge, never sells for less than
7Jc. yard, for soc.
Entire line OF Brocaded Chevrons, Grape
Cloth, Bourette Cloth, and Armures,
sold M TO GO and Toe. yard; choice OF
any, SOC.
Newest importation in Figured and Bro
caded Ottoman, Matalesse, Poplins,
and various other weaves, sold up TO
1923 a yard, for S1.39.
44-inch All-Wool Extra Heavy English
Tweed, would cost the maker 75c.
yard to bring to this market, for 4Sc.
a yard
42-inch Brocaded Mohair Lustre, the
most stylish patterns. for Csc. a yard
would be cheap at 4Sc. a yard.
Endless variety in French Serges,
Camers-Hair. Storm Serges Henri
ettas. and various other weaves. for
35c. yard.
New arrival Of Figured and Brocaded
Mohairs, Alys Cloth, Ravena Cloth,
and Crystalette, sold up to 39c.
yard; choice of any, 15c.
A-inch Priestleys silk and Wool "Eu-
dora" handsome mourning fabric,
warranted dustproof, the S2.ls kind,
for $3.50
New importation Of Plain and Hem
stitched Silk-Warp and Wool Nuns
Yelling, for wells, at specially reduced
prices.
FROM s45 TO 9:45 O'CLOCK
Black Brocaded Pure Mohair Armures,
Woe doublefold. splendid deep Dark
Black, a good wearer. 2jc. is an easy
price for II, 9 3-ic. a yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Plain and Figured Wide Double-Fold
Mohairs, a magnificent high-grade
stuff S5c. would be the price, but we
say 16 2-3c.
FROM $3.50 TO 4:3O O'CLOCK
Fine Black All-Wool Henrietta. as good
as any soc. Henrietta ever sold; money
refunded in a month if not satisfac-
ny wi
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Cohen's store strives TO be new every
day. The half-charm Of the store is the
new merchandise that gets showing
daily all the year round.
A SILK SALE,
by the yard at prices of the ordinary
half-yard.
Thirteen thousand yards. bought all In
a lump-lot. The original purchase meant
more than ten times that quantity. The
quantity offered here IS our share OF the
purchase:
Real Roman Stripes in Pure Silk Taft
feta Monday FOR 69c.
Two-Tone Taffeta Silks. 19c. a yard.
New Irish Brocaded Poplins for SOC.
All-Siik Bright Plaid Tafetas for Sc.
Two-Toned Embroidered Ottoman silks.
S1.09.
jNEAR SIX HUNDRED PIECES OF
NEWEST SILK DESIGNS.
Black Satin Duchess. full q inches. for
81. instead OF A.7b.
Black Handsome Brocades the hereto
fore 81 45 grade, for 81 yard; the 81
grade for CSC.
Brocade Satin Duchess, $40 sort, for
81; other grades for e9c.
27-inch Best Rustling Taffeta, in Black,
for SIC. a yard.
An-silk Black Armure, $1.1O grade, for
69c
New Black Ottoman, all silk, s173 value,
for 81.
N-inch All-silk Satin Rhadamas, best
81 kind ever sold in Richmond. for SOC.
50 and 75c. Black Surahs. Monday 45c.
yard
Evening Brocades, 75c. yard.
81 Evening Shades in Satin Duchess for
Evening Taffetas. e9c.
FROM 9:9O TO 1O15-
Black Moire Velour, best 81 value, for
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
Best 81 % Black Satin Duchess for soc.
a yard.
AN IMPORTER OF LINENS
stored up thousands Of dollars to avoid
additional duty. There was a pell-mell
sale. Cohens two buyers met the chance
with a bravery that will do good unto all
the people Of Richmond:
62-inch Pure Irish Linen Table Damask,
satin finish, various designs TO select
from, zoe. yard.
Pinch German Linen Damask, silver
bleached, extra heavy, five Styles
40 lie. yard.
Elegant Heavy Scotch Double Damask.
yards wide. the new price would be
81 .25, we make price Toe. yaro.
IL pieces -Bleached Pure Linen Ia
bic Damask, will .whiten in first Few
washings. the right price 4Oc., here
Half Bleached German All-Linen Da-
mask will be on sale from to II
o'clock at 1sc. yard. limit of one
Cloth to n buyer.
40 dozen All-Linen Huck Towels. fancy
borders or all white. hemmed or
fringe, size 1898 10c. each.
Fancy Bordered Satin Damask Towels,
knotted fringe. 16 PIC. instead OF 25c.
Extra-Size All-Llnen Huck Towels, the
best 81 dozen value, our price l2l-2c.
each.
Co dozen Real Turkish Bath Towels,
size 2lx44 inches, cost l6 2-Sc. every
where this sales price 10c.
Fancy Damask Buffet Scarfs, all colors'
Csc.
New Open-Work Hemstitched Linen
Tray Cloths, size 1Sx27. 25c. each.
Hand Hemstitched Linen Buffet Scars, /
size 1Sx70, 59c. each
Fancy Bordered or White Linen Da- |
mask Tray Cloths. size 14x26 inches |
always s5c here ~ 1-2c. each /
Linen Hemstitched Pinow-Cases, y Tx 1
50 inches, 39c.. instead of CSC. each.
% dozen "a and SIS size Linen Damask |
Dinner Napkins. 81 dozen for either
Large-Size ColOred-Bordered Lunch 4
Napkins Sc. each.
Twilled or Checked Crash Towelling I
bordered, 27-Sc. yard.
FROM 10 TO 1879 O'CLOCK
WILL RE SOLD
Txtra-Large-Size Al-Linen Towels, !
fancy borders. fringed. size 2lXf2 inch ,
es. for &c. each. Limited quantity 10
crtgfon0or
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An Autumn Opening
in Ghinaware

In GhsnaWaEa
and now there Is short period between
Cohens present prices and those inn
posing the additional cost on new impor-
tatlons. The stock implies a revelation or
new beauties for Richmond. and nearly
all the way at special low prices.
Decorated Carlsbad China Dinner Sets.
containing l0l full size pieces, tor
$ll9S complete.
l0o-piece Decorated English China DIM
ner Sets for $3.50 complete-regular $40
value.
Finest Limoges China Dinner Sets. that
were $40; special for Monday. s22.50.
Haviland's ig0-Plece Dinner Sets for Si9.
Real Limoges China Tea Sets. contain
Ing IS pieces. usually si5: special-pur-
chase price. $s.sS complete.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets. containing So
pieces, for sass complete; regular price.
$50
Is pieces that were SIS; special-pur-
chase price, 1898.
Finest Quality Limoges Dinner Sets.
containing lOo pieces. imported TO sell
for $3Z.5o; special-purchase price, 81.
Haviland's 500 Dinner Sets for $50.
Guerin's Finest Limoges Dinner Sets.
were Sl6. for $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE OF CUPS AND sAU-
GERS.
Fancy Limoges China Cups and Saucers,
all hand decorated, that sold upwards
OF $3.50 for soc. choice.
Fancy Cups and Saucers. that were Is
and Sc. for l5c. choice.
100 dozen Decorated Cups and Saucers
will be sold for &c. pair.
Our 25c. Cup-a nd-Saucer Table contains
goods worth upwards OF roc.
TOILET SETS.
No place In America can you see such
large assortment Hgh-Grade Toilet
Sets at such little prices.
Handsome Gold-Stippled. Hand-Deco-
rated Toilet Sets. including Slop-Jars.
that were imported to sell for $3.50;
special-purchase price. 1898.
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MONDAY WILL DE THE GREATEST
CANDY SALE EVER KNOWN IN
RICHMOND.

Lemon. Lime, and Peppermint Dice, &c.
a pound.
Cocoanut Almonds, Cream Ftlberts. Pep
perpint Waters, Glazed Peanuts, for
121-2c. a pound; all 30 and 40c quail
ties.
Cocoanut and Peanut Brittle. extra fine,
&c. a pound.
Pepsin Chewing Gum, 1c. q package;
regular &C. packs.
London Chocolate BontonS. 2c.
pound, from soc.
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WE'LL CREATE NEW UNDERWEAR;
PRICES FOR MONDAYS OCCASION.

iRiNES rOH MONDAf'S OCCAsION.
AT 59c.-l0 dozen Ladies' Muslin Gowns,
trimmed with S~inch-wide fine embroid-
cry, yoke of wide insertion and fine
tucks. Cost sl25 to make.
AT Slime, Handsome styles. high or
low neck, all deliberately trimmed,
would cost more than s1.5O to make
IA dozeE Ladies' Skirts, with full cam
brio rufIle, and tucks above. for 25c.
Embroidery Trimmed Ladies Muslin
Drawers for l9c. pair,
Sl.5O and Sl.e9 Muslin Skirts. all with
extra full umbrella embroidered
The best Is and CSC. Gowns of other
houses are here at 30 and Use.
5oc. Ladies' Chemise. trimmed, Csc each.
Children's Muslin Drawers. with tucks
and deep hem, worked buttonholes, SC.
q pair.
Children's Drawers Bodies, all sizes. 15c.
FROM 1920 TO II O'CLOCK
Ladies' Muslin Gowns. well made. tuck
ed yokes, double yoke back. cambria
rufile or neck and sleeves. &c. each.
UNDERSTANDS co ON TOP.
so PRETTY THEY SHOW PITHY FOR
THE CONTRARY.
Roman-Striped French Sateen and Mo-
reen Underskirts Spanish or umbrella
iiounee, corded, $lsS and S2.25-look like
Sc skirts.
Solid Black French Sateen Double Cord
ed Umbrella Flounce. NO worth $50
Changeable or Black falYeta SILK Skirts,
with corded Spanish foGnce, or ele-
CANT Black All-Wool Moreen, with
standout fiounce. either Sl9S-cost $3.50
usually.
Black Sateen. with full ruifle, 5oc: bet
ter one. lined throughout, at Csc.
All the new effects in Plaid aud Striped
Taffeta and I'eau de Sole Silk Skirts
are here at the right price
COTTON FABRICS, YLANNELS. AND
FLANNELLETTES.
These special prices come with the buy
ing. Few houses in America have access
to such values this season. Here is a
proof Of how much coed this store is:
Scotch Plaid Dress Ginghams, new, |
6l-f ones for $40.
A. Fruit Bleached Cotton. 1-2c.
Turkey-Red &c. Prints. 1-ic.
New "A Percales 4 3-4c