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The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04

Rising Tide The in rolling tide
vs.. UndertOW. of Dress Goods
has been greater
than the outgoing tide. The con-
sequence is accumulation. Now
merchandising is like the blood in
the body, circulation means health;
accumulation in one section means
something else. TO reduce Dress
Goods accumulation we offer to sell
great lots at half and two-thirds
price.
Some at less One lot of Silk and
than Half. Wool Damasky stuff
beautiful styles, half
a dozen designs, were $l.5o.
Price to close, SOC
Illuminated suitings, 80 inches wide. six
SLoO, now soc
Vig0ureux Illuminated and two
Covert. tone effects. Fifteen
styles. All wool
Made in Germany. Sold the first of
the season at 75c. Now they go at
soc
The Goods that we shall sell at
soc today and every May day while
they last will be wonder to the
trade.
Black Goods. Let Three Price
broken lines speak
for score, and when you see them
you'll endorse our statement.
I.
Black sicilian. mirror gloss, so
inches wide, (note the width SOC
value. Price today, 29c
| II.
India Twill, so inches wide. Ten
pieces only. 60 cent quality. Price
today, SOC
Hindoo Twill-six pieces As
inch. One of the finest twllls made.
Our old price for this texture was
sl.25.
Price in this sale, Use
Space fails for mention of so
styles. Novelties for 25c. Hall as
many at 800.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04
RE: M0vAL. .

The office OF the ElIingwood
Furnishing Co. has been removed
to No. Is Cross street.
p,ayAs-,y
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04
Skirt
AS a Skirt bargain We

with deep ruffle Of fine embroidery.
The regular price Of this skirts $500.
We shall sell it for few days for
$I.5O
Another--A muslin umbrella skirt,
with three inch ruffle Of embroidery
at 75c
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04
n0wns. | At Sl.OO each we
--...-.-- offer two good values in

ladies' Night Gowns.
values that will be hard to match.
One is a Bishop Gown of fins ml.
finished cambria, extra long and :ull.
with fine narrow embroidered edge
and hemstitched ruffle.
The other is fine Cambria Gown
with pointed yoke. hemstitched, trim
med with narrow edge of embroidery
these two gowns should be seen to
be appreciated.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04
j. r. LIBBY.
SEBsG0 LAKE, S0NG0 RIVER & BAY or
NAPLES STEAMBOAT co.

Fishing at the Famous Congo.
Str. Louise connects at Sebago Lake station,
for Fitcn's, Crockett's and Songo, with the
M. C. r. r.. Mountaiu Division, trains leaving
Portland at s. 45 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ Steam
er returning in time to connect with late trains
for Portland.
For further information telephone
DEERING DRUG co.
maya Off
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04

For csc
each one lot Of
umbrella style
Drawers of good
muslin with full
cambria ruffle
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04
REPORT ON EVERGREEN GENIE.
Terry.

In accordance with the city ordinance
relating to Evergreen Cemetary, City
Treasurer George Il. Libby made o de-
tailed statement of receipts and expsnd-
ditures on account Of Evergreen Csme-
tary during the financial year ending
March RI 1907
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04

India Twill, 50 inches wide. Ten
pieces only. 60 cent quality. Price
today, SOC
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-04

Black sicilian. mirror gloss, so
inches wide, (note the width). SOC
value. Price today, 29c
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tlal. ] knew II was necessary to get the
greatest possible development OF the
steam expansion TO give success 10 my
idea. and have been working along
:hat line for twelve years. I believe It
will be hard 10 get anything simpler.
more powerful or better In Its way than
I have. ! have run circular saws with
my engine up to 100 revolutions. EN-.
cry wheels, centrifugal fans and blow
ers. creamery scparators up to $500
revolutions, and dynamos. al! coupled
direct TO the engine. The engine has
been In use In elevators. hoist!nS
works. boats and machine shops. The
largest engine has been In use In u
Trenton. y. j., dynamo room since
February, giving the best OF satisfac.
ton. The engine Is about GxlS inches
CA the hoor and stands less than two
.cci high. II weighs 800 pounds and
/. run by io0-horsc-powcr boiler.
Mr.. Brambel has patents on his on
cine In nearly all the civilized conn
tries of the world. and II Is for the Brit
,sh rights alone that he is to be paid
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