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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-10
We cannot Can any OF our readers

/. Was the mystery or the loss nj the ship or h.,g
Golden Rule. on Ronraior Pcef. in the sixties, ever
eIplaInsdP 2. We're tho missing United states
notes ever presenter for payment q. VINO were
the parties charged with bcIHg enGasel IN the ron.
splracy1 b. l.. F.,
/. We mad nothing In the histories or the year
books about tho Golden Rule. II seems thar she
went ashore on Roncntor IN The spring Of 1898,
with from 900 to 500 passengers: that hey lived
there for afteen days, aud wers taken or by Capt.
George Freble. L. $. -, in the steamer state Of
Georgia We know nothing ABOUT the United
sratea notes. or the mystery, or the conspiracy.
Perhaps ome friend can enliyhten US, II Is be.
iieved that the Golden Rule weat ashore lust q. the
Kearsarse iii. by not allowing :r tie current.
Yesterday heard n man, IN = Luhlic speech, dc.
clare that New York city mas 40 nigh school. an,
that her public school systen could not NJ all COM
pare with thar OF BOsToI, ChlviSo. or sc. Louis.
Are these ;hings So
New York has a high school, bus it Is not a good
one; it is called the College Of the City OF New
York. The girls hlsh school "a known rs the Tor,
NAL College. The New YORK public srhool system
does NOT compare wiki that Of Bostou, and proba.
bly, "a not so gooi a. that NJ st, Louis or Chicago.
l. q. Emrerfch THE Democrats In snme parts
Of the country cali their party The Democratic
Republican party because the present Democratic
party was called oriRinAily Republican. Ir did not
aKe tho name Democratic until about 1888, or
thsrsabouts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-10
The Correct TAIng,

FroH TotpR Topics.
Hewitt. mus tell you a secret. Old man; I am IN.
ing % elope, aWi ! ~iat u wear tue correct salt
Mat Il proper
Jewett-A cutaway coat, OF course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-10
The Ea,ter Set. II,m..lf Eight.

From hs Augusta ChTon;cie
not fat"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-10

ono or two practical novelties have been brought
forward by II. Antique. a photographer, In Paris.
which are used srcresstuily In the production ~
permanent prints from Photographic NEGATIVES.
Prominent in these Is q peculiar kind OF printing
paper. covered with 4 gglltinous substance, which
has the property OF becoming inti,soluble ~ OK.
posed to light. in PROPORTION TO the amount OF
light allowed to act upon It. THIS paper comes In
rolls or sheets. but not s0nsitiEcd, It being nsces,
slry 10 dip It nrst into a ) Ter cent. solution or bt.
chromste before usIns. The sen s!tiEed sheet OF
pa pnr Is pla ed in a printing frame, under the
negative In the usual way, ,he exposure taking
place under artificial! light and for a few seconds
only. The operator has no say Of telling when
tho print Is sufficiently exposed, for the picture
will NOT snow uHtn DEVELOPMENT. nractice being
the only Ruiie In ta!S oneraI'ou. 10 bringing ou,"
the picture two or thrs@ quarts Of Sawdast arc
mixed into a huli mass with sufficient warm water.
a tr~crmometcr IS used TO stir the mass. which
ought 10 be usai az about so r.. the Temperature
Of the mixture remaining stationary because OF
the sawriust ussi. The exposed print IS IRA.
dlpIei into cold water 70 make Il soft, and IL then
fastened to a plate OF plain sllss b. clamps: a can
nilni with che saviu'S and water mixture Is then
taken and poured over the p%rint-tue picture com
Ia. OUT slowly II the Iposure has been proper. but
II u: sppenrs too fast it Is he ,ause of overexposure,
ana a cooler mixture "a al once usoi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-10

This year the annual exhibition OF pa.nt.nss and
other works Of ART in Part, will be held for the last
time in the Palais de I IniustTle In the Champs Ely.
secs. a. tho building Is N be- torn down TO make
room for the 1900 Worlds Fair. In 1917 the show
was held In the Palals Royal. where the Theatre
rrancais now standI. In 1899 It was moved to the
Granic GalGrie OF the Lou vre. and in 1897 TO the
Grand salon In che same building. There the sxhi.
bt.ton was held for 1879 years, TIL lsig. and ac.
qulred the Iams Of salon" watch &c has re.
taiEcd since wherever 10 has rome. ami which has
been also taken by me rival exhibition Of the
Champ de Mars. For 4 few wears 4, wandered about,
beIaS held in the ruileries, the pa!als Royl! again.
aud IA me old Hotel tes Menus Pla,sir,. but IN
1887 Z, found a hume In the Industries buiItlng o:
the 1888 Worlds Exhibition, where It has ever
slac" been held.
Archbishop Bcnson. after being Tanned with
teptG obituary notices, !, now practically accused Of
having purloinei two silver caaflNsticSs that he be
auratAtd to some one IN his Will, watch says. The
canGlestscks were the altar caHl!estitkS from Sc.
Faiths, Stoke Sewtasto.." The Archblsh0p's sca,
the author NJ 'podo,'' found Il necessary to pub
Ilsa a letter eXpia'uirE that they had been given TO
hts father, who had a mistaken idea tina, they hal
o"lonso TO 81. MargIrets, Can.erbIry, IN reply To
th!a the former Vi AR Of st. Flith', ,elis The history
OF the clEdlssticEs. la 1874, during the rItuaIisiIc
controversy, he visited a SICK woman, who Dos.
ssssei two candlesricks wh!cl had evidently be
Ionged TO a church. She explained that the rector
Of a church in Canterbury, not 81. MarSaret's, who
did rot like such altar ornaments, hat given them
10 her father. the parlsh c!erx, early In the cen
tnry. At the wears request she presented them to
him, and he placed them on the altar OF Sc. Fairh's
10 remain there As long as candiestlcks were used
He never authorized any one to give them to the
Pr!mate. aud thinks tie legal owner IL either him
self, the church In which they were placed. or the Que
from which they were originally taken, but certainly
noG Iha lnla Archbiahou of CanlafburY'a Salala
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

A choice assortment In Black Goods
Novelties at &c. 4oc. 45c. soc. Sc, zoe.
Sc and 800.
Very choice effects. extra wide. at
500. si.2s. $50. sl.75 and s. 50 yard. in
Guiding Priestley's and w. Il. Reeds
novelties.
Black Alpscas at 25c. acc, Joc, &c,
81 -. si-2S. SI.5o a yard.
Black Crepe at 75c. sl0o. N.25.
Black Serges, various widths and
qualities. at &c, 4oc. 5ec, soc. 75c Sc,
tl0o. s1.25 q yard.
Black Henriettas. according to widths
and qualities. at CSC. soc. e0c, sc, s5c,
500 and si.3 a yard.
SILK Warp Henriettas at s1.25. 500,
81 a yard.
Twill Gloria. IS inches wide. at Doc
yard.
Solieis Satin finish. all wool. accord
Ing TO widths and qualities, at &c, 75c.
sl.00. s1.l5. $.s5. n.5o. SITS and s2oo
yard.
Nuns Yelling at soc; Examines, soc;
Taness Cloth. 6oc yard.
Rain Serge at &c and Sac a yard.
Perfect light to select Black Goods
with
A choice line OF Second Mourning
Goods at i5c. zoe. eoe, sc, $50 and sI.co
a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

The most complete and prettiest col
lection shown anywhere.
Printed Organdies washable. pretty
styles. at &c ard i2isc. yard.
London Printed I.appets, dainty st-
fleets, at 80 yard, oFgandie Eantalse,
1sisc yard.
Iappet MuIis. printed. very choice
styles. at &c; Linen Striped Organizes.
i5c yard.
Tambour Etamines latest effects.
beauties. at &c: Organdie Diulities.
imported, SOC yard.
French Organizes very sheer. choice
patterns. at soc.
Linen Crash and Oatmeal Suitiugs.
az &c. &c and SIC yard: Cycling Suit
mss. large variety. lac yard
Galagea Suitsngs. washable and dur
able. at SIC and I2lzc yard.
japanese crepe. most durable
cloth. $50 yard.
Dress Ducks. washable. a'zo. l2iso
and lie yard.
ss-tnch Percale. fast colors and new
patterns. &c and 1gt4c yard
Best quality English Percaies. ss-
inch. beautiful patterns. I5c.
Scotch Gsnghan~. &c and &c. Apron
Cheek Ginghans. S. and she
Dress GirEhams finest quality. lie.
Dress Safeens- new patterns. issyc,
I4c. lae and &C yard.
Best Quality Plain Color Sateen=.
-; Black Sateeus at Iac. i2igc. I5c,
asc. 80 yard
Chevlot SsirtinEs a. Zoe. l2isc. i5c. DC
q yard: choice patterns.
Indigo Caiieoes. &c; Red Prints. Sc:
Cashmere A8cuna Cloth. Ice
shifting pr1uts. best quality. 4xc:
Cotton Crepes fas and - yard
Best GRAY arH NDlrTfrs- gsa4Fro.~z
s34e ard &c yard.
Vide Csljcoes. new and choice pat
terms. at Iec an5 I23sc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Fancy Nosl Dress 6cois.

The most complete stock west of the
Rocky uouuta'uA
Fascy .Worssed Checks very pretty.
= inches wide. lsc "a YARD
Fancy Chesfat .Belrss s inches wide.
Stylish and durable e5e
Marihorouwh Suitlnrs Suk Mixtures
Etamincs and Fancy Checks. Beigos.
etc. etc. 81 inches Vide. e., yara
Novelty Mixture Sc hree variety In
spring effects AZ So a yard
Fancy Etamiues Fancy Checks.
Broca8eA ChsnEesh bic C'hovtots. SIX
Mixtures, Fancy FacQuards, Brpeadcs.
etc. - inches wide. a peerless variety
81 stylish fabrics, az tac a yard.
Wider widths la Fancy Etamincs.
Fancy Chev8oss. Sllk Mixtures. Pro-
eaics. T.ondon Checks. Bleases. 1ae-
Guard Nesafrs. ChanEeahte RrocasIs@
etc. etc, a. aud - inchas wide. a. &C
s yard.
weol Figured De BeiEez. Sassar
Checks beauties. Changes hle Bro-
caiss SIR and Wool Mixtures Stripes.
Mourning Hrocaaes and Two Toned
Checks, large variety. &C. and a. inches
wide a. &c - yard
FsrccAte3 satin Soliels. q Inches
wtse N~autIfu. xeeds. myrtle. olive.
nsNv garnet. gAas ANA browns. SO a
yard
Novelty wNaves IN Etamtaes. Bro
cades. SIX and Wooi Fanclex. Jao-
guards ard Beige Novelties 81 ans q
tneho. Wide, al t.oe ard S.@5 a yArA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

si-inch Cream Damask, all linen N
patterns, at 2ec and SC yard.
G0-inch Cream Damask. All Inn
handsome patterns. at i5c. Soc. IA !,
yard.
Pinch Heavy Cream Damash. m
linen. floral patterns, at T5c q yard.
5s-inch Bleached Table Damask. |,
durable linen, at SOC a yard.
6o-inch Bleached Table Damask han
quality. all linen. at soc and &c yart
s4-inch Family Damask, hleacAsd. ,r
linen, new patterns. at 75c yard.
72-inch Satin Damssk, beautiful nat
terms. all linen. at CSC yard.
l0-4 Bleached Damask. floral dss.sns
at 1926 a yard.
Turkey Red Damasks at sc, Sc n
Csc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

China silks. ia AL shades. % inches
+ side. at Doc yard
Japan silks, Lyons dye. 2 inches
vide, At b. yard: : Inches vide, al
/ shades. &c q yard.
/ Japan silks. u inches wide. in white.
/ black and cream. at 4se. &C. 7Sc. SOC. 81,
and r.zS yard.
'1shantung'' Pongee silks. - inches
/ wide al fsc &c. &c a yard same goods,
| d inches wide. THE and s5e yard.
FANCY SILKS FOR WAISTS AND
/ SKIRTS.
/ changeable Tarsta silks. best quail
| sty. all-color combinations. TIC yard
| Changeabie T viii silks, fail 5s inches
wide. an~coior combinations, asc a yard.
Twfgted Black silks for coat and sleeve
/ iinInga. y inches wide. sc yard.
surah silks al coi0rs. at Soc 1 yard:
better quality and wider al SIC yard.
FouIard silks. fancy eolors, new and
pretty patterns. ct 15e, 81 and us a
yard.
Satin Brocades. Is inches wide. IN
small. neat Armure figures. 40c a yard.
Foulard Pongees. . inches wide. dark
grounds. pretty. light figures, al SOc a
yard.
Fancy Brocade Silks IN large variety.
70 inches Wide. light. dark and medium,
at zoe. 7sc and Sc yard.
Fancy Brocade Silks. In large variety.
q inches wide. better quality at 81, SIS
and si.o a yard.
Black Brocade silks. coiored figures.
% inches wide. very pretty. al SIC a
yard.
EVENING SILKS.
Aili-siik Fancy Broeadss. beautiful
goods, light and evening shades. at 81,
81 Is and $50 yard.
MORE velour SILKS, I'm cream. white.
pink. blue. maize and nile. at sl.25 a
yard.
"Landsdowns's'' Silk and Wool. for
evening wear. nile. lilac. cream. tan.
heftotrepe. lavender. maize. gray, pink
and blue, at 81 q yard.
Faiils Franchise 20 inches wide. a
nne quality, all shades. at 81 a yard.
Bengaline Silks. q inches wide. all
shades. a splendid quality. at si.2S a
yard.
Colored Satins. dark. medium and
evening shades. at Soc and 81 a yard.
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New and exquisite designs and .

New and exquisite designs and
large stock TO select from.
Torchon Laces, X TO inches wide.
&c. 1-3c. loc. l2iac. 15c, zoe, 25c. Csc.
Torchon Insertings TO match. SC to
Csc yard.
French valeneiennes Laces, white
and cream color. 4 inch 10 ~ inches
wide. &c. 4c. sc. &c. s l-sc. Zoe. 12c- i5c
yard.
French valenciennes Insertings to
match,
Platte valenciennes Laces. white
and cream color. inch TO inches wide.
SC. I-3c. l0c. &c. I5c.
Platte Valenciennes Insertings to
match,
Point Ii Ere Laces. champagne
color, inches to inches wide. ioc.
l2c. l5o. 2oc. Csc, s5c yard
Point de yenise Laces, white and
cream color. 4 inches TO inches wide.
&c. DC, soc. 75c, s1.oo yard.
Oriental Laces. white and cream.
color. 3 inches 10 inches wide. SC.
si-3e. Zoe. 15c. &c yard.
Chantilly Laces, black. cream and
white. \ inch 10 Y inches wide. S l-3c,
i0c. i2izc, 15e. Csc. 35c. soc. 75c. 800.
Bourbon Laces, black and white.
inches 10 inches wide. 20c Csc. SEC. 75c.
Chantilly and Spanish Flouncing. ~
inches wide. $780, 500. $500. $500 yard.
Black SILK DrapeTy Nets. 42 inches
wide. $3.50. SEQ. $3.50 and $3.50 yard.
Black SILK Jet Drapery Nets, A. inches
wide. s. %. 500. $50 a yard.
Mousseline de Sole. black. cream,
pink. light blue. navy, green, brown.
e inches wide. 75c yard.
Chiffon. black. cream. pink. light
blue. navy. green. brown, AZ inches
wide 75c yard.
Embroidered Chiffon, black, cream.
pink. light blue. AZ inches wide. SI.75
yard
Chiffon Edges. inches wide. all
colors. CSC yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Black Gros-Grain Silks. % inches
wide. at &c.
Black satins at SOC. &c. sc and 81
yard.
Black Gro~-Grain Silks. "a inches
wide. at Sis. 81 IS. $3.50. sl75. N.eS and
$50 a yard.
Black Fable Franchise. 20 inches
wide. splendid cloth, az TIC a yard.
Black Faiiie Franealse. better quail
isy and finer goods. at sc. si.&. $50,
siB. sf.&
Black Armure SIX. 81 inches wide.
81 Sc. sse. ti.is. 81 * a yard.
Black puchesse satin. - inches wide,
az Tssc, sf.oo.
Black Duchssse Satin. - inches wide.
heavy quality. at sL-5. n&. si.7s and
500 a yard.
Black silk Rhadames. q and - in
ches wide. at sc, &c. 500 and sl25
yard.
Black Surah silks. according % quail
ity. AZ SOC, 7sc. A.ea. si.S aud Elf5
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

We present the most compaes. -.
stock in the Northwest. We -. -
particular about the little thirs-sS 2
the dry goods business.
Tooth Brushes. Combs. Hair H.
cs. Nail Brushes. Cloth Brush.s y.
Combs, Round Combs. Fine 49,
Fancy Hair Ornaments, .Safwv -
Hair Pins. Rubber Pins, Cubs -
Corset steels, Tapes. Stay Rsndl.s,
Novelty Braids. Honiion Braids, ~
ular Rraids. Hose Supporter ~.
Supporters. Shoulder Braces r....
Binding, Linen BolSpin. Curlin~ -
Waving Irons, Button Hooks -.
Curriers', Corset Laces. Marking c.ssx
Glove Buttoners. Needles orsA..
Hooks. Brass Rings. ElasticA Hss
Nets. Etc. Etc.
Even on tribes our price an a.
lowest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Chiidren's Plain White and Printed
Borders. &c. I-3c; I0c each
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered and Seal
Hoped Edges. l0c. i5c, DOC. 25c. Sc. SOC
each.
Ladies' Hemstitched and Embroid-
cred Lawn. sc. loo, l5c, DOC. &c
Ladies' Linen. hemstitched, h-inch
and 1-inch hem. l5c. alc, &c, 35c. Doc.
Ladies' Mourning, hemstitched, II
inch and l-inch hem, 15c, &c. 3sc each.
Ladies' Silk, scalIoped and embroid-
cred. 25c, 35c, SOC, 75c.
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs. hem
stitched. loo, l2l9c 2ec. 25c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Children's Fine Null Hats, large rim
and ties, lace and insertion, at sl2.
Children's White Null Hats, with
open work ruffle. fine shirring and en-
broidery. at 6sc. Zoe and 81 each.
Childrens Eolored Saratogas, lace
trimmed. at Soc each.
Children's Null Hats. embroidered
crowns. with lace edging. at 25c and 35c.
INFANTS AND CHILDRENS NULL
CAPS.
Infants and Children's Plain Null
Caps at 1oc, 25c and 35c each.
Infants and Children's Embroidery
Null Caps. latest styles, at Soc CSC. Toe,
S9c. 800 and s1.25.
Infants and Children's Null a Ia
Francois Caps, bohinet ruffle, with silk
stitching. $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Dress Trimmings.
ssssesseasas

Our stock OF Dress Trimmings is the
dress makers delight. She can be so
readily suited in variety and prices.
S0utache Braids In silk. gilt and mo-
all colors and black. from I-3c TO l2iac
yard.
Soatache Braids. in silk, gilt and mo-
hair. all colors. from sc to 81 a piece.
Hercules Braids, black and colors,
from &C to 12c yard.
Jet Bead, Colored Bead. Spangies
and SILK Gimps, from &c up TO 81
yard.
Boleros. in mohair and silk, from si.5o
TO s. each.
Boleros. In cut Jet. large variety.
from $3.50 to $50 each.
Boleros. in colored bead effects.
from 81 to IS each.
Bolero Ball. Fringe, In black silk and
jet, from 75c TO 81 40 a yard.
Gold Cloth for fronts. at 50 and $3.50
a yard.
Panels In silk, at S.. 81 and 50 each.
Garniturss in jet and fancy beads.
75c. 81, $50. s. and s. each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Lace Collars Creme" with ribbon
insertings pink. light blue, nile. SOC,
15c. 81. Sis.
Mousseline de Sole Collars, black,
cream, pink. 500. $500. $500.
Chiffon Fronts. trimmed velvet rib
bon. 81. s2.50, IS.
Rufus. in lace and chiffon all colors,
&c. Soc. Toe. 81 each.
Rulings. in black and cream. $50,
s., So, 81 yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
White Dress seeds.

india f4nons. heSt val,ses pTocu-.Ale.
is'4c. lSc. re. SC. -. So. Sc ward
Persian Lawns az &c. 2s>. E-e. Rt@h-
cps Lawns al SO. -. sc. Sc yard.
Preach pirliiies az sc. 81. Nc gafl.
English Long Cloth az l2'rc ard lie
yard.
lroerfai Mall very sheer az 40. A.
ani 80 yaF3, Whae Piaue. &C Rnl
81 ward
waste NsiDeooks. checks ard stripes.
e. -, ffc "a. letsc aad iBc yard.
Fla5n Nalusooks a. tzssc. iSe. Sec.
- sAc SIC. CSC ard 5ac yars.
Aproa Lawns. Aeastitg ~. - irches
wse. t-c 80. E5c Esc sac sara
Waite press OrgaH,ile a. lse. -. 30
50. ssc ARD toc yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Colorea veiye,s In all the leading
shades. good quality &c ard 500
Cuiered veivet@, finer quality. all
shades a splendid velvet. $3.50 n yard.
Rack velyets. best values procura he
anywhere. 50 N9a H.a SEQ. xUo.
s2.so $40 and $50 = yard.
Nelvetecns. = inches. IN all shades
and black at soc and sc a yard.
Cor3uroyS. - inches vide, all shades
and black. AZ &c a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

We carry full lines of the celebrated
.'Nubian" Fast Black Dress Innings.
Nublan silesias. fast black and COL
ors. from loc 10 Csc a yard.
Nubian Sstteens. fast black and col
ors. from a0c 10 ACC yard.
Nubian Percalines. fast black ard
all shades. from fz14c 10 Csc a yard
Nubian Italian Cloths, and Silk
Molres, Canvas. Holland. Hair Cloth.
all cosors. Cambrics. Wiggans. Crino-
lines. Taffetas. Satines and everything
known in dress Innings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Ladies' Gown. Marie Antoinetts style.
OF fine cambria edged with embroidery.
at 81 50 each.
Ladies' Gowns. extra fine cambria.
with yoke OF Valenciennes lace and
embroidery. al sl.9S and S2.25.
Ladies Gowns. Lonsdale Cambria en-
broidery. trimmed with cluster Of fine
tucks. at s1.69 and slss eacn.
Ladies' Empire and Josephine Gowns,
tucks and embroidery trimmed, extra
length and full sleeves, at 81. sl-25 and
Sis.
Ladies' Empire and Hubbard Gown,
with hem stitching and embroidery
trimmings, at soc, sSc and SEC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
Infants and ChlIdren's SILK Cans,

Infants and Children's Silk Caps,
lace trimmed. 25c, 35c. zoe. 65c.
Infants and Children's Silk Caps,
plain, with tucks and embroidered, at
75c. sec. s1.o0. s1.25. $50, S1.75.
Boys and Girls Tams and Sailor
Caps in leather and cloth, at &c, 35c
and SOC each.
Boys and Girls Sailor Caps. In white
duck, checks and stripes, at &c each.
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Drawers.

Ladies' Loi Fuller Drawers. cambria
trimmed with Va1enciennes lace and
embroidery, at 81 each.
Ladies' Umbrella Drawers, with deep
embroidery, ruffle and t9cks, at sec
each.
Ladies' Cambria Drawers. Loi Fuller
style, with five tucks, ST s5c each.
Ladies Umbrella Drawers. muslin
and cambria, with embroidery trim
mings, at SOC and 75c.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with deep
hem and tucks, at &c each.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

SILK Brocades. organdies, DImities
and Percales.
Ladies' Unlaundr1ed Shirt Waists,
yoke back, all sizes, 25c each.
Percaie Waists, iaundried, detach-
able collars. beautiful variety, at 40
each.
Percale Waists. better qualities, at
59c, CSC and 75c each.
Dimity Shirt Waists IN Persian eff
fects, detachable collars and cuffs,
laundried. N sec CSC, si2.
Novelty Waists In organdy, dimity
and linen. at $50. SITE, s., $3.50 each.
Brocade SILK Waists. very handsome.
at 81. $3.50, s., S.. $40 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11
DreSsmakers' Supplies.

We carry everything at the right
prices.
Horn Dress Bones. Real Whalebones,
Dress Stays, Dress Shields. Whale
bone Casing, Binding Ribbon. Cotton
BeItings. Corduroy Skirt Bindings,
Tape Measures. Thimbles, Scissors,
Mending Tissue, Tracing Wheels, But
ton Hole Scissors, Pinking Irons, En-
cries Sewing Silk, Twist, Etc. Etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

Size 80. ....sxi2 10xI0 10xi2 laxa
Each .. ....s3.50 $3.50 400 AZ
Satin Damask Table Napkins, full 4
size. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. $500, 500. M
500 per dozen.
(Napkins 10 match the Tabs Cioshs)
Splendid Towel values. at Sc. ioc, l2ss
15c. i9c, 25c, &c. 4oc and Soc.
Fine Towels, art borders. at ia. lM
s1.25 and $50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

White Crochet Bed Spreads. hemmA
laundered and ready for use. At Sc, *.
si.00. 1875. $3.50 each.
White Marseilles Bed Spreads. ready
for use. at $3.50. $500, ssT5. $50 each
Bed Sheets, hemmed. laundered ant
ready for use, fun size. 45c. Sc, Soc ard
65c each.
Pillow Slips hemmed. laundered ard
ready for use. f21sc. 1sc. 80 and te
each.
Complete lines Of Stamped Liners
Doylies. Tray Cloths, Center Piecs
Lunch Cloths. ETC., at very moderate
prices.
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Wool Serzes. all coscrs. % inches
wide. &c yard. & inches wide. soc
yard.
Wool Serges all cciors, ~ inches
wide, fine qualities at 7yc. sc. 81 a
yard.
Wool Serges. wide vale, 50 inches
wide. heavy quality at 45c.
Chevsot Serges. So inches wide. navy
blue and black. al Sc.
Clay Worstsd Serges. IS inches wide,
all wool. ali colors. at Soc yard.
Drap d'Ete Sergex. "a inches wide,
all wool. splendid weaves. at 81 yard
RsiH-Proof Serge. "a inches wide, &c:
French Clay Serge. Soc.
French Henriettas, all shades. IT
soc: better qualities at 75c yard.
Changeable Mohairs at soc and esc
yard.