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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-19

To remove the unsightly freckles
is very easy matter. Freckles are
blotches under the skin. You should
therefore remove the outer skin of
your face with a butcher knife
and then scour the freckled spots
with white sand and lye, using a wire
brush. Ifany spots remain they may
be filed off with a rat-tail file. Then
replace the outer skin, sticking it
firmly in place with liquid glue.-Ex-
change. - -
We are pleased to announce that
DR.. E. S. Bugbee, the noted optician,
will be at the Worthington house
Aug. 31st and Sept. 1st. The doctor
has been here before, and his work
is the very best. He has had years
Of experience, and has large practice
and remember, he never canvasses
from house to house, as no man can
do frst-class work by going from
house to house. Remember the dates,
and come early and get free examina
ton. IL
The Fall Festivities association, OF
Minneapolis, are completing arrange
ments for the public entertainments
to be presented in that city during
the weekscommencing Sept 6, which
promises to be amazing in magnitude
and grandeur. In the street pag.
eants to be represented each evening
arranged in a systematic order will
], be caravans Of magnificent floats,
carved and costly golden chariots,
J, collections Of all countries rare and
J curious characters and animals, and
| the greatest and grandest series 81
j might street pageants ever attempted
& ii this part Of the country
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-19

day from California, where she has
been for ten months. She will spend
a short time with her sister, Mrs. F..
F. Runyon, before going back to
Ash Greek, her former home. :.
The village council held meeting
last Friday evening, all the members
being present except President elias
gov. A number of bills were allow
ed, and the meeting adjourned to
meet again next Friday evening.
Threshermen report that the grain
is turning out in good shape. Barley,
especially, is a good crop. Reports
from the hail district in the western
part of the county show the yield is
better than was expected it would be-
The special car of A. b. Stickney
president of the Chicago Great Yves.
tern road, passed through here Sat
urday over the Sioux Falls branch
Mr.. Stickn,y and a party of friends
we're enjoying trip over the Omaha
The entrance fee for exhibits al
the Mobiles county fair is but ten PEI
cent. of the premium. See premium
list for particulars Of the many ex
hibits to be seen at the Mobiles county
fair, Worthington, Sept. 2lst. ZINC
and 23rd. # ss@
The Fairmont Seminal offers thi,
timely advice to bicyclists: "Whe1
| you lt,se pedal, dom get off to q
back and look for it. Itsright ther,
on the machine, and If you'll fee
around with your toe long enough
! you'll find It again. :
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
OoURsING AT INGLEsIDE.

Results of the Opening Rounds of the
Stake That Was Begun Yesterday.
Several hundred people witnessed an ex-
citing ooursing stake at Ingieside Park
yesterday, the event being run through
the rundown and first ties.
The short end players reaped several
harvests that Kept them in good humor.
The rundown resulted as follows;
Cronin & McDon AIDS Best Trump beat P B.
Buffers Bankrupt. Kay & Trant's sylvia beat
Grace & Deans Mialmo. Miramonte kennels
Flying Buck beat N. Welchs TipperaTy, Curtis
& Sons Wildfower beat j. SeRgeTson's White
Chief, Larkey g. Rocks Myrtle beat g. Watt
sons Dan Caster, Larkey & Rocks Emerald
beat T. Gearys Electric, MiramonLe ken
ners Mercy May beat J. Hurley's Jim
rnie Rix, T. Murphy's Lady Grace beat
Miramnnle Kennels Jester, Miremonte
Kennels Royal Buck beat A. G. Bradbury's
Magic, P. CasserlY's Rangers beat G.. Watlson's
Shannon's Systematic, NJ. Councils Sir Walter
beat 7. McCabe's Ray, Pasha kennels Way-
farer beat Oriental Kennels Uncle sam, Kay
& Tranps Diana bear T. Buffers Susie. s. T.
Portals Magnet beat MontezumA Kennels Dr.
Norman, Grace & DeaWs ConDeInara beat Z.
SCOTS Lord Byron, Cronin & McDonald's Sky
ball beat +. McLaughlin's Lady Penn.
First ties-Sylvia beat Best Trump, St
Alecia beat Princess Marie, Flying Buck beat
Wiidhower. Lady Grace beat Emerald, Royal
Buck beat Ranger, Sir Walter beat Magician,
mara, Sky ball bye.
The concluding tics and a consolation
stake will be run to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
WILL Fight
TO THE END
Organized Labor Firm aud
United Against Con-
tractor Kelso.
They Will Not Give Up the
Struggle Until a Final De-
cision Is Obtained.
They Despise His Attempts at Living
to the Letter and Violating the
Spirit of the Law.

The joint committee representing San
Francisco Labor Council, the Buildlng
Trades Council and the District Council
Carpenters and Joiners, who are prosecut-
inc the fight against John Kelso, or the
John Kelso corporation. for working men
zen hours in defiance o. the Federal eight
hour law, held meeting at 1133 Mission
street.
Harry NJ. Saunders. who is acting as
agent for the com mittee, read as his re-
port OF work done the article published in
yesterday CALL. and commented favor
ably on the stand taken by The CALL in
the matter.
He then announced that while Mr..
Kelso had ceased TO work his men over
eight hours on the Pos office site he was
stilI violating The spirit of the law by
takin them over 70 the foot of Eighth
street at O'Clock in the morning and
compelling them to work two hours in
making a roRdbed at the new garbage
crematory.
AT o'clock the same force would
promptly be removed TO the new Post
office site, where they 40 strictly legal
days work of eight hours.
1t was then expressed as the sentiment
of the meeting that the action of Mr..
Saunders be heartily Endorsed, and that
such actions as those of Mr.. Kelso Be con-
demned as a despicable attempt to force
needy men into condition equal 10 or
worse than slavery.
1t is the intention of the com mittee to
push the matter to the end, and as they
have no lack OF funds or legal advice they
will continne the fl bit un til final de-
cision is obtained, con fdent that they Will
succeed in having the laws OF the country
enforced in both letter and spirit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

would appear that the long run was due
to contrary winds between England and
the Cape. Captains now in port look for
The Hahnemann any time during the next
ten days, Last year when the ship came
here from ham burg she made such long
passage that she lost her charter by three
days and had TO lie in the stream a long
time before another one was secured.
The United States steamer Alert sailed
for Guatemala yesterday. She did not
have her iull complement OF men aboard,
but she was hurried away as it is the de-
sire of the Government to have warship
at the.seat of trouble as soon as possible.
John Schauer, a seaman employed Eu
the British ship Galatea, was drowned in
Mission Bay last evening. and his body is
still beneath the waves. Schauer was en-
ployed painting the bow OF the Galatea
when the accident which resulted in his
death occurred. He was hauling in
rope by which the scaffold he was
working on was secured, when his loot
slipped and he fell into the bay. -Four
sailors witnessed Schauer's fall and i'm
mediately lowered boat, but they could
fnd no trace of him. They rowed round
the SPOT where he disappeared for half an
hour, but as he failed to appear above the
face of the water they finally gave HIM up.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

signed, has not yet been found. Still the
prospectors expect to get away tomorrow
afternoon.
Sergeant "Tom" Mahorey of the Har.
Dor police, who for some time has been
acting as night patrol sergeant. was back
at his old post on the water front, much
to the satisfaction Of his host Of friends.
ST. Michael, the Yukon, Dawson City
and Klondike were again on every body's
tongue along the front yesterday. This
was dne to the fact that the Excelsior Tor
the Alaska Commercial Company and the
President fer the Alaska Packers Associ.
alton both sailed for st. Michael. There
were no crowds down 10 see the vessels
off, however, as they carried few if any
passengers. In fact. Louis Sfoss & Co.
positively refused to carry passengers on
the Excelsior. Both steamers took away
full cargoes of general merchandise. and
If the river is open the goods will be
rushed up to Dawson City. The Presi.
dent took two barges away with her, and
these will be used in lightering her cargo
at St. Michael.
The steamer Hum boldt will not come
back to San Francisco as was expected,
but will make another trip to St. Michael.
She will leave Seattle next Tuesday and
will carry about 600 tons Of general mer-
chandise. Max Kalish, agent ard part
owner of the vessel, is at Seattle superln-
tending the dispatch of the steamer.
The British ship The Hahnemannis is now
out 209 days from Newcastle, England.
and reinsurance is being offered on her.
When last spoken she had rounded the
Horn, and as that was June % last III latl-
tude 50 degrees south, longitude rs west, it
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Mission Income Property.


OF and improvements, f. line of Capp st, 195
feet n. OF 26th ST.; improvements lenements of
rooms each. 1921, l0211@, 1923 and l0231s
Capp St. and 2-story house 1925 Capp ST.. contain
ing rooms and bath: also 2-story rear houses,
fronting Cypress alley containing rooms each;
hrick foundation; rents &SS; street paved tn
htumPn and accepted by city; Folsom. Mission
and 26th-st. eiectrlc-cars short walk from pro-
erty; lot 65x l15 feet to Cypress al ey.
Terms cash, inject to confirmation of the SUI
perior Court We can negotiate loan, If desired.
SECOND.
Lot on SW. side of 16tn ave. south, distant rs
feet Sc. of ST. south. Size T5x100: short walk
srom e ectric-cars. Terms cash. Subject to con-
irmation of the Superior Court.
THIRD
Lot the NF. side OF 18th ave. SOUTH $50 feet
NV of l. st south (abont so feet s.. OF Railroad
ave.) short walk firm eectric-cars; size
75xi00. Terms cash. Subject to confirmation of
the superior Court.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FIFTY WANT THE ZOO.
A Mass Meeting Held Last Evening by
the Mission Park and Geological
Association.

Fifty men, women ana children, inciud-
ing a brass band of five members. re-
sponded to the Mission Park and Zoologl-
cal Associations call for a mass ss-meetlng
held in their hall at Twenty-eighth and
Church streets last evening.
f. c. Hackney. the chairman OF the
meeting and president of the association,
made the opening address 10 the as en-
blage lie was followed by George d.
Shadburhe. who spoke at length concern
ing the expense of running Golden Gate
Park and the beauties of Squirrel Valley.
Addresses we're also made by Thomas v.
O'Brien and D. Sullivan, who coinc ided
with Mr.. Shad burne's views.
The meeting was closed with selec-
ton by the band TO meet again at the call
of the chair.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
A Verdict of Suicide.

The Coroner's jury in the case OF Andrew
Mortimer Hepburn, who was found dead in his
room last Friday morning, returned verdict
yesterday morning to the effect that the de.
ceased had committed suicide. Evidence was
adduced showing that when the body was
discovered the windows were tightly closed
and the key of the room door was stuffed
with the paper wrapper OF q box of pills,
which the deceased was in the habit of taking.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Knickerbocker Concert.

On Tuesday evening, September %, the
Kuiekerboeker quartet. assisted by the Philo-
mel Qadies) quartet, will give grand concert
IL the Young Mems Christien Association Au-
ditorium, Mason and Ellis streets. They will
be assisted by Professor Roscoe Warren Lucy,
pianist, and Professor Cyrus Brownlee New
ION, reader and impersonetor. The entertain
ment is given for the heneft OF the associa-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

complaining witness being his wife. Mrs.
Maude Mclaughlin, Brunswick House,
Sixth and Howard streets.
The couple have been separated for some
time and she went TO Portland. She re-
turned to the city few days ago and since
then she alleges her husband has threat
ened to kill her.
Yesterday afternoon she and her sister
were walking along S xth street when Nc
Laughlin went up TO them ana Mrs. Nc
Laughlip alleges snatched her purse con-
tanning $50 ont of her hand and ran away.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Real Estate Sales.

The southeast corner of Geary and Webster
streets has changed hands, Mr. Mendelsohn,
the owner, selling to ]. B. Hulting. Burnham
& Marsh were the agents who made the sale.
The same firm has sold to J. B. Ragan, for
Mrs. NJ. McGrath. q lot on Twenty-fourth
street. near Folsom, for $500. Also the
sou theast corner of Twenty-iourth and Ala
bama streets to Frank Walker for Mrs. VI. Il.
Hill. the price being $500: and the corner of
Webster and Byington streets for A. Ritter to
Mrs. n. MCCORMICK for 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

no particular quarantine measures taken
by the Southern Pacific TO insure against
the transmission by its road of fever
germs.
I'VE will rely upon the quarantine reg
ulatlons of the States nearer the stricken
Cities" he said. Texas has established
quarantine, and no one from New Or
leans can get on our road very we'll with
out coming through Texas. Precautions
are also being taken by the Eastern
Sfotas
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
THREATS TO KILL.

Trouble Between j. j. Mclaughlin, a
Bartender, and His Vile Maude,
]. J. Mclaughlin, a bartender, was ar
rested last night by Detective Harry Rey-
noids on a charge Of threats to kill. the
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Tunr Sings Mistake.

Tung Sing, laundryman, took bundle OF
washing to 500 Jones street yesterday morn
ing. AS one or two articles were missing ne
was told to find them before being paid. He
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

The fatigue felt after exertIon is now
usually attributed to the presence in the
muscles and blood of the chemical prod
ucts that result from action.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
MORE STEAMERS
FOR TIE YUKON
No Passengers but Plenty
of Merchandise for
st. Michael.
The Steamers Excelsior and
President Sailed Late
Yesterday.
There Is Now No Master to Clear
the La Ninfa, as Captain
Sonerud Resigned.

Every body was in a good humor around
the topsaiI schooner La Nina yesterday.
The vessel was not cleared, as a master to
take the place of Captain Sonerud. re-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FORECLOsuRE SALE.

INCOME PROPERTY NEAR GOLDEN GATE
PARK
Lot and improvements the s side of Oak St,
so feet Z. of Brode,ick: numbers 1179 1lS u,
1883 Oak: two story bav-window; each contains
rooms. bath and unfinished basement; modern
improvements brick foundation: stone sidewalk;
street paved aud accepted; eiectric-cars pass the
property: lot 5Gx1l0 feet; rents $50 so. and ten
ants pay for water. Terms cash; we can arrange
liberal terms If desired.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FORECLOSURE SALE.

AIission Cottage Home.
Cozy cottage, 5l0 Diamond ST. w. side. l1O
feet :. of 22d contains rooms and bath:
baywndow; brick foundation: stona sidewalk;
gath ST.. branch of Mission-st eIectric-cars one
block and half distant; lot 20x115 - feet. Terms
cash. We can arran extra liberal terms
DOWNTOV HOME
422 Greenwich ST.. n. side III :1U1a feet Z. of
Dupont: 2-story brick house containing rooms;
rent, $1S; los l7:214X7U, 10 Telegraph place.
Terms cash. We can negotiate loan If desired.
For further particulars apply to
G.. ii. uMBSEN 6 CO., Auctioneers,
Ii Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
EXECUTOA,S SALE.

Elegant Western addition CottaCe.
907 Fillmore ST., w. side, 1875 feet > of Nc
AlIister: conia aims rooms and bath: stone side
walk brick foundation street paved with btu
men and accepted by the city; u few steps from
McAlister cabe-cars; Filimore-st. electTic-cars
pass the property; lot 25xS7 g feet
Terms cash. subject to confirmation OF the Su-
perior Court
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.

Northwest cor. OF Castro and 25th SITS. I'M
pTovements consist of grocery-srore and saloon
and rooms: norton of lot vacant. which could
be further improved with stores and fats: cable
cars pass he property: lot 80 feet Castro
by so on 25th street.
Terms cash. We can arrange loan. if reauired.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR ALAMO
S0IIARE

Lot s side of Fulton ST., ITO feet W. of Scott St ;
very sunny the main drive to Golden Gate
Park and within a few feet OF Alamo square. De-
vsad ero-st electfic-cars short walk and within
one block from McAlIister-st. cable-cars; street
accepted: sizs 27:6xlS7:6.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
BUsIN SIS PROPERTY

Z
2-storv bay-window house 92l Valencia St, E
side, 273 feet N. of 2lst. opposite Liberty; con-
tains rooms and bath; brick foundaton stone
sidewalk; street paved and accepted by the city;
cab Gears pass the property; the best business
block on Valencia ST. house should be raised and
store put belew; lot 25x90 feet
Terms cash. We can negOtiate loan il desired
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FORECLOSURES SALE.
ADMINIsT AToR's SALE.


Jessie street. No. as, y W. side, $50 feet SW of
First ST.. 3-story building divided into three tene-
ments: rent S21: lot 16x60 feet street accented
rior Court
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

NINTH-STREEI BUS SINESS LOT.
Fine business lot SW. side OF 9th st., $50 feet
SE. of Harrison ST.: artesian well on the lot that
cos, $3.50: street accepted; size 25xl00.
Terms a
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

objected and the door was shut in his face.
He drove his left hand through the glass In
the door, cutting his wrist severely. He was
taken TO the Receiving Hospital and alter the
wound was stitched and dressed he was booked
at the City Prison on o charge OF m allclous
mischief
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
SALESROOM. II MONTGOMERY STREET.
EXECUTORS SALE.
RnsiDeGa COrnaF

sw. cor. of Fulton and Laguna sts Store end
te nem ents- Total rents S65 Both and side
walk paved with bitumen and accepted by The
city Lot 50x110 feet
Terms cash, subject to confirm alton OF the SUI
perior Court We can negotiate loan if desired.
FORECLOSURES SALE.
Elegant Mission Bone.
1912 Dolores St, w. side IA feet S. of 2Sd.
This is a beautiful home, and in the center of the
Mission warm be dolores st. is the Van Ness
ave. OF the Mission Con- ains 10 rooms bath,
laundry etc. Brick foundation stone sidewalk.
Lot 70:6xl33 with J. 9xl4
Terms cash. We can negotiate loan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-16
Mort Dams Les Bots
On JEUNE HoMME DE THURsO EST
TROUyE dELE SUB LA KIPPEWA
IL VENAIT DIES OHANTIERS LID
WARDS

Hull-M. lie capita;ne Lsfour,
qui est arrive de Kippewa,
nous apprena gum jsuns homme
de seize ans, employs dams les
chantlers backwards sur la Kippe-
wa a trouv6 la mort dune MAMIE
re horrible au mols de f5vrier der
nler. Hormidas T~aillefer, c'est lie
nom de la vlctime, est parti du
chantier 10 20 f6vrier pour rentrer
dane ga famille qui demeure q Ri
pom. II entreprit 10 voyage a pied
ct s'egars a environ trente miles
ae I'endroit d'od il 6tslt partl. Au
lieu de suivre un ohemin battu, lie
ieune homme s'aventura sur une
route quill ne %connaissait pas ct
fat oblig6 de maroher dams la nei'
ge jusqu'aux genoux. On lie trouva
mort sam. di dernier sur la Kippe-
wa 3 une distance d'environ trente.
cinq miles do chantier. Taillefe1
a 6t6 transport6 chez lui ces joura
derniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-16
sINcuLlER COMBAT
ENTIRE UN AGILE EFT UNE CHEvRE

Worcester, Mass.-Un combat
des plus sipgaliers a Gu lieu a
Newton, Massachusetts, entire I'm
aigle ct une chevre.
Nine Kelley so tenait q la fene-
tire de So maison lorsqu'elle a w
IN aigle descendre dams la cour ct
Iacher IN chat quill tenait dams
ses series. La chat s'est sauv6 sur
un arbre, ct une chevre, qul Sc
trouvait dams la oour, a bondi tote
baissee sur l'aigle. II sen est sui-
vi I'm combat aohsrne. Tant0t
palgle fondait sur la ohevre, Ia de-
chlrant avec ses serres ct son bee,
ct tsatot la ch4vre faisait sauter
l'algle en- l'alr d coups de cornes.
L'a,gle so battalt avec IN tel
advancement que M. KieDy, arrive
sur ces entr, fsltes, a pu le captu-
rer, at Ia enferm6 dams La cave de
So maison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-16
DIRE le cafe ct fumer IN c'gare,
aioute le maitre de la maison, en-
repoussant 50 chaise.

Chicago-G1ace q l'efot msgi.
que du nom de son o6l6bre pore,
grace q Ia division dams les rangs
republicans ct graoe aussi q la
foule des meoontents parmi cea1
qu1 ont travaill6 3 6teblir )'6talor
d'argent, Garter Henry Harrison
a 6t6 6lu MARIE de Chicago. C'est
un immense triomphe pour les de-
mocrates. La majorit6 de $4,000
que Mckinley a cue sur Bryan a
cts chaAg6e On une majorite demo-
crate de $1,000 pour Harrison
contre lie JUICE Nathan Ssare, lie
condidat republican, d la marie.
Harrison a aussi remport6 une
majorit6 de rs, 900 sur l'6chevln
John Harlan, un republican, qui
so pr6sentait auss1 pour la marie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-16

l. . autres ports dos laos; ii y a sur
tout ce saut-j'allais dire ce sot-
de Ste Mari, qui nous retarde
toujours; IL ne SO debarrasse ia
mas de bonnie heure de ses entra-
VI de glaoe. Ii SO r6formera peut-
etre uu jour.
Xxx
Willis J. Holmes, de West Du
luth, qui d'abocd await plaide non
coupsble. Went do p'aider coupa-
BILE 3 raccusation port6e contre
lul ct u etc condamn6 par le Juga
Cant q une amende de 5000 dol
lars on q passer cling ans au penl.
tenoier de rEtat, q Saltwater.
On SO souvlent que Holmes
etalt accuse d'avoir fat passer, IL
20 f6vrier, 1895. I'm petit pot-de-vin
de 1000 dollars q Ambrose NJ
Cox, alors ooneeiller, pour que CO.
lui-ci ueAt de toute son influence
eupres du Conseil de- vile 3 pro
DOS de certains travaux devan'
etre executes d Duluth, mails IL
meche fut evsnt6e; le coup rata
IL Grand Jury fat mis- sur la pis
te; il d6couvrlt le pot-de-vin, o
mem- le pot aux roses.
On DIT que Holmes paiera Ia
mende. Ohaoun son god ; toute
fo,s il est probable qua Daluth i
sen trouverait plusieurs gu:
1raient pass6 quelques ann6es AZ
penitencier q rsison do 1000 dol
lars par an.... du moins par LEI
temps de prosperit6 que nous
eyous maiptenant. MATS il parai
que des godts ct des %couleurs, l
ne faat pas.... vous savez Il
reste. Qa'importe, par le temp
qui court, c'est bien jolt un salsir'
de 1910 dollars par an!
JEAN-BAPT1sTE DULUTH.
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MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS 90.
COIN DE LAVENUEN lCOLLET ct So RUE
Giants pour Paques

Bien hablll6 signihe blen gante
Jugeant d'apr6s notre vente nous
devrions fournir les giants de tou-
to la Vile. Les derniAres nouveau-
t6s on couleur nous les avons tou-
tes. Ci-dessous sont trois bargains:
Beaux Giants pour Danes, deux
agraffes, magnifquement brod6 ct
tres solide, la pare. .$l.OO
Giants or Varitable Chevreau, 2
agrafes, derni6re nouveaute en-
nuances, la paire. .$l,OO
Giants de Demoiselle, deux agraf-
fes GU quatre boutons, dos unis GU
brodes, la paire. 75c ct 81 90
Sole Spaces de Sole Chino1se,
noire. blanche ct bleue avec des-
sin blanc; prix de surprise. Csc
IL pieces de sole chinoise, choix
ue nouveau bleu vert ct hsliotro-
pes; CO sont des merveilles de
beaut6 ct settlement la vge....59c
Vente de sole de fantaisiA. nou-
velles nuances, prix r5guliers 75c
maintenant Ia VI, SOC
Ne manquez pas de demander
+. II. ROY qui SO fera TN plaisir
de vous servir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-16
Chapeaux de Paques

Parmi les chapeaux les plus at.
trayants, pour les personnes qui
aiment les grands chapeaux, aux
prix de IS. $3.50 Sc. sont les
grands chapeaux noirs fats de
d1ntelle. tresse GU 6toffe Batavia,
garnis de demi plumes d'autruche,
feurs ct rubans.
En- petits chapeau. marins, tur-
bans ct bonnets depuls So. 81.
C'est tacile pour nous de trou-
YER quelque chose qui vous con-
viendra. Tout CO que nous voue
demandons c'est de nous donner
loccasion de vous montrer CO que
nous pouvons faire pour vous: