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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

The diamond mining companies of South Africa estimate their losses hv theft at 91.0000 900 a year, of which they recover about half.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal. J. Noonan. 1017-1o2a Mission
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

V SINGULAR ceremony was per ~ formed recently in BrownsVilie, "A L. l., the most exclusively He- 1 A brew settlement in the world.
 1t concerned the burial of man
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

s LUNCHEON was given on board H N the United States revenue cut 7 N ter Corwin on Monday after .N noon by Lieutenant B. M. Ches-
 well. Among the guests were
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-02
j. S. BANKS SAYS
God Bless the DiscOverer of
MOrrOW's Kid-ne-Oids.

Why shouldn't Mr.. Banks feel this
way? He is a barber and stands many
long hours on his feet. This is an awful
strain on the back. Try standing on a
space of three or four feet for two
hours and see how you feel. For
about two or three years, says he, I
have been suffering with backache
Sometimes I lost time from work, and
sometimes I had to go to bed. I took
several cures that were not cures at
all, and had treatment from doctors
which gave but temporary relief
heard of so many being cured by Nor
rows Kid-ne-oids that 1 got a box at
the Swift & Holiday Drug Co., took
them according to directions and felt
better in two or three days. I contin-
ued their use until today I am entirely
cured of the kidney ailment. God bless
the discoverer of MorroWs Kid-ne-
ODDS"
There is no use suffering If you will
do the same. Don't stop when you feel
better but keep on until you are cured
Druggists so cents. Manufactured by
John Morrow & Co., chemists, Spring
field. Ohio
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-02

NEBRAsKA'S WAR FOOTING
Adjutant General Barry Asks for
Money to Equip New National
Guard.

Lincoln, Dec. at seems from figures
submitted by Adjutant General Barry
that an unusually large amount will be
asked for this winter for the mainten-
ance and support of the Nebraska Ma
tiOnal guard. The estimate is contained
in a letter just filed with the state audi
tor as follows:
For armory rent allowance OF
5000 per annum for each compa-
ny. troop battery, band and
corps headquarters. ..........- $22,oOO
For appropriation for the sup
port of the Nebraska National
guard as per the following es-
innate for two years. $1,000
Estimate for pay, subsistence and
transportation of 1000 officers and en-
listed men, organized into three regi-
ments of infantry, and one troop OF
cavalry and one battery of artillery.
assembled in camps of instruction six
days each year:
Per diem of officer and men six
days each year. $3Z, 5fS 30
Subsistence of 1000 enlisted
men II days at 80 cents. 1900. 90
For equipping the medical de-
partment of three regiments
and maintaining the same $500. 90
For expenses of inspections,
mastering and examining
board, courts martial, schools
of instruction and incidental
transportation Of 1000 at 81
each .. -. -. 5000 90
1000 men ..................:. 1900 90
ii ton and equipments men 1000 90
Total ............ 49,. $50, s7s. SO
Appropriation for equipping
and clothing the Nebraska
National guard ............. $66. 697 "a
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ELLSLER UNDECIDED.
Doesn't Know Whether or Not
She Will Return to the
Stage.

Cleveland, Dec. 2.-Efie Ellsler. the
we'll known and popular actress, who
was born in Cleveland and who, in
private life, is Mrs. Frank Weston, is
visiting her brother, John w. Ellsler,
at his home, No. I'll Prospect street.
There is a strong probability Miss
Ellsler will return to the stage. She viii
leave here Wednesday for New York
where several f1attering offers await
her. She was closely associated pro-
fessionalIy with Charles W. Couldock,
the famous actor, who died Sunday in
New York In an interview Miss Ellsler
says she does. not know whether she will
return to the stage or not. She said
her rest of two years had made her feel
almost like a different person, and that
she often had a longing for the foot
lights. Il am undecided as yet, just
what I win do she said.
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of the hotels for several days In the
party were a. st. Louis variety actor
and another very fashy woman. Gillett
was about the dry goods stores with the
heavily jeweled woman and they spent
money very freely Gillett and the wo-
man were in and out of Kansas City for
several days.
In May the woman cOnfded to chance
acquaintance that Gillett had become
sOrely in need of money and that she
had paWned a magnificent sunburst
which he had given her
She declared, too that Gillett had
tried to kill himself in one of the no.
tells. This diamond sunburst was the
most elaborate jewel ornament that
was ever seen on the streets of Kansas
City. The woman wore it about the
streets in plain view night and day.
Detectives who are searching for Gil
lett are also looking for the woman.
She lives in St. Louis. She was last
seen in Kansas City with GilIett about
three months ago.
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d, Chicago; B. B. Tyler, D. D, New
York; Bishop Benjamin w. Arnett,
WiIberforce, O.; Bishop Charles b. Gal
loway, Jackson, Miss; superintendent,
Howard H. Russell, Columbus, o.; sec
rotary, James L. Elwin, Washington, d.
c.; treasurer, Mr.. John w. Cummings,
New York: chairman of the board of
direction, Alpha J. Kynett, D. D., Ii.
D., Philadelphia; secretary of the board
of direction, Rev. Edwin G. DinWiddee,
Harrisburg, Pa.
In addition to the officers Ofthe league
the following are some of the promised
speakers: Rev. Louis Albert Banks,
D. d, Cleveland; Rev. Frederick D.
Power, D. D.. and Rev. W. F. Crefts,
Phi. D.. Washington, D. C.; Rev. E. s.
Chapman, d. d, San Francisco; Rev.
Frank o. Ballard Indianapolis; Chap
lain G. F. williams. Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mr.. @. A. Rankin, Fargo, N. d.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

39c Unlaundered Shirts reinforced" Csc
Csc Unlaundered Shirts, ex. quail. 39c
81 Unlaundered Shirts mo better
maze - ooc
worth up to $3.50, being slightly
SOlIed' .-..-..-..... .--.--..-.---.. DOC
CSC Night Robes handsomely en-
brOldered' -.---..-. -...-.--.---.. 45c
Use Night Robes "unexceIIed" 4Sc
All fancy Negligee Shirts HALF
PRICE
35c quail. canton flannel Drawers. 19c
soc quail canton flannel Drawers. 24c
Csc quail Merino Underwear. ....... 33c
75c quail. sanitary feeced U-ware 4Sc
Csc quail. fieeced underwear, extra
heavy ... ......... 43c
Our 81 cancels hair underwear. 69c
Sweet, Orr & Cos. medium weight
OVeralIs --..-... ......-.....-.: 59c
Overalls ........... ............... SAC
You will receive a new pair for any
that may rip.
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ANTI-sALOON CONVENTION.
Of the National League Occurs in
Cleveland Dec. 6, z and g.

Cleveland, Dec. 2.-The National An
ti-SaloOn league convention which 'oc-
ours in Cleveland December 6, z and 8,
will be held at the Old Stone church.
1t is the fourth convention of that name
and the third annual convention of the
American Anti-Saloon league, which
was organized at the first convention
in Washington, December IS, 1895.
Reduced rates have been granted by
all the passenger associations and at
tendance is expected from as far west
as California. as Tar south as Mississippi
and as far east and as far north as
Maine.
The officers of the league are: Presi-
dent, Hon. Hiram Brice of Iowa, now
residing at Washington, D. C.; vice
presidents, Luther b Wilson, NJ D.. D.
land. St Paul; Mr.. William c.. Lilley,
Pittsburg; ". P. S. Menson, d. D., LII.
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Great Holiday Department.

Our immense Carpet Room, Z5xl40 it.,
is being utilized for veritabIe Holiday
Exposition. The most spacious, COM
Portable and thoroughly lighted room in
the city electric light, steam heat and
IavatOries.
Whether you are an intending buyer
or not, this firm extends to You a hearty
invitation to visit and inspect this de-
partment, To deny yourselves this treat
would be very regretable.
Bring your children, or, if yOu have
none, bring your neighbOrs' children, and
bring them often. Here is a great treat
no less in the wonderfully low prices
than in the marvellous display.
The Doll display is simply magnifi-
cent-the dolls really killing, full Of
animation, lovely faces, laughing eyes,
prettiest hair. There will be an ire
sistibIe inclination to kiss them. Another
point of great importance, thence not
to be overlooked" the Kid body Dolls are
not stuffed with Excelsior or saWdust-
make note of this.
We display over $500 worth Of Toys
and Fancy Goods. They are yours at
absolute
WHOLESALE COST.
We confess that this great stock of
Holiday Goods Gall strictly new was
laid in with view to attracting the at
tentiOn of the masses to our great De-
Cember offering.
Here are dolls of every conceivable
kind from sc to S2.5 Doll cabs and
carriages from 19c up.
China dinner and tea sets &c upward
Tin toys, animals of all kinds, &c.
Other tin toys, all conceivable kinds
7c and up.
Iron toys, "the indestructable kind
sc and up.
II inch iron trains, highly polished,
niclle finish, 23c.
sc inch iron trains, "engine and five
cars highly polished, 45c.
AZ inch Fast Mail train. all nickle
Ranges of all kinds, nickel plated ex-
ira strong and attractive, 22c up.
Kitchens, sideboards, wash sets toilet
sets, hose carts, fire engines, steam en-
gines, mail and baggage wagons, etc,
all at absolute cost.
Musical instruments, such as pianos,
harmonious, mouth harps, trumpets,
horns, musical toys, etc, etc.
Games of every description.
Books, albums, autograph albums,
drums, soldier sets, swords, guns, pis-
tolls, etc, etc
All sold at actual cost.
A superior assortment Of finely deco
rated china-Ware, china ornaments,
cups and saucers, cream pitchers, etc
Sterling silver novelties, Christmas
tree ornaments, footballs, baseballs.
One thousand other interesting arti-
cles.
There is only one point we wish to
impress upon the public, and that is it
will be impossible for you to find
more thoroughly interesting holiday dis
play in this city.
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65c quail. western made Overalls.. 39c
$1.75 Duck Coats, blanket lined. -. 81 %
$3.50 Duck Coats, corduroy trmd. 81. SO
g. so Duck Coat, rubber interlining SITS
Guaranteed against ripping, a new
Coat for any that may rip.
Gloves and Mittens.
All wool shrunk mittens, 15c kind. &c
All wool, extra heavy knit mittens &c
Heavy leather faced mittens....... 15c
Extra heavy leather faced mittens 23c
Boys leather faced mittens 35c kind 23c
Boys leather gloves, warmly lined,
soc KIND -.......-.....-... 23c
Boys extra quail. caIfskin gloves
Napa tanned, warmly lined
worth Use NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 48c
Mems dress gloves, Jersey lined. Csc
Mems genuine Scotch wool gloves Csc
Mems heavy buckskin, calfskin and
asbestos gloves. ..48c, 58c, 78c and CSC
Price heretofore 75c, 8Sc, $1.OO, $1.38
75c Fur top Kid Gloves, now. 48c
Use Plain top Kid Gloves, now. 48c
S1.25 quality dress Kid Gloves,
lined, now Observation-Disclosures. 7Sc
81. so quality dress Kid Gloves, ''un-
hned ..--.....--. ......---....-. SIC
$3.50 and s1.75 finest Castor Buck
Driving Gloves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 13
Many other desirable numbers to
choose from.
Gents Suspenders, silk overshot,
25c kind Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
Gents Suspenders. extra quality,
Webbing, 35c value ............. 18c
Gents Suspenders, Imported Web
bling, brass trimmings. ...-..... 18c
Gents An-Silk Neckwear.
Way under Wholesale Cost.
Csc Tecks, Four-in-Hands. Bows. 13c
soc Tecks, Puffs, Four-in-H Hand, &c Csc
Use and $1.Oo Silk Neckwear, very
latest styles, 39c and ......... 4Sc
Select now for the holidays
75c quality silk initial Handker-
chiefs ..-......... ........ 43c
35c quality silk initial Handker-
chiefs --...--......- -...---.---.s 23c
1Oc, quality Turkey red Handker-
cnleIS .....-........ ......-.-s...s DC
A magnificent line of Linen and
Cambria Handkerchiefs, plain and
hemstitched, from SC up.
800 Dozen Handkerchief.
Bought within the last 10 days
for the holiday trade. PrettieSt
creations in ladies' Lace and Embroid-
plain and hem-stitched. The price ask
ed will be absolute wholesale cost price
Sc, SC, SIC, 8 1-3c, 10c, 1212c, 15c, 19c,
Csc, 39c, 4Sc, and up.
ChjIdren's holiday Handkerchief from
1c up.
Boys Windsor Ties-Satine. Sc
Boys Windsor Ties-Silk. 15c
Gents Hosiery.
Roxford Sox-different grades &c up
Black and Tan Hose-f1ne quality, &c up.
Fancy Hose of finest Maco yarn-regu-
lar price 35 and 40c-19c.
Merino Hose-25c values-15c.
Extra heavy Wool Hose 21c, 28c and 33c
Blankets-10-4 size-33c up.
size-5Sc up.
Comfortable extra heavy-59c up.
Complete Assortments.
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WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Plunger GiIlett's Companion in Kan
sas City Wore Astonishing Jewels.

Kansas City. Dec. 2.-L-ast March,
when Gillett, the departed cattle king
of WoOdbine was borrowing money
right and left and was closing great
cattle deals that yielded heavy profits
and made it possible for him to extend
his credit without stint limit, he
appeared in Kansas City with the most
gorgeOusly arrayed young woman that
It has been the fortune of hotel clerks
to look upon for many a day. This WO-
man wore a stock of diamonds that
would have increased the rating Of any
jewelers. stock.
GiIlett and the woman were at one
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Black Dress Stuffs.

Black Dress Stuffs.
Including all of the very best novelties,
as well the plain weaves.
19c, Csc. zee, sec, 4Sc, CSC, s74kc, 90 c.
Each and every one worth Is to n more
than prices stated.
Dress Fittings.
Best full standard Dress Linings.a Sc
| Remnants of above. &c
Best full weight Selisia worth 15c.. 1Oc
Also Cheaper Grades.
Canvas per yard SIC, 8 1-3c, 1876, 18c
Velveteen binding, per yard. Sc
Corduroy binding, per yard........ SC
doz. hooks and eyes, the improved
spools of Kings 200 yard spool
thread for machine sewing. 10c
II spools basting thread for-......s &c
Fur Trimmings,
Black Coney, 1 inch wide, per yd.. Sc
Thibet trimming, per yard........ 25c
Dress Trimmings-both of Silk,
Worsted and Jet-at Half Price.
On every SO purchase we save you
at least One-fOurth, or $3.50, or So on
every purchase of $40 worth, and possib-
ly much more; but prices will tell, the
balance may be left to your intelligent
judgment.
REMEMBER Every hour in the
day, every day in the week, at the same
Wholesale Cost Price and less, on
every article carried in our Establish
ment.
REMEMBER That any purchase
made here may be returned within
three days if not entirely satisfactory.
75c, S1.OO and s1.25 Corsets-beingb broken
sizes soc takes them.
S1.00, SIPS and $3.50 Kid GIOVes-being
odd sizes soc takes them.
Use Ladies Sanitary Underwear-39c
takes them.
25c Ladies fine heeced Ribbed Vests-15c
takes them-Vests only.
Children's Merino UnderWea-3c for
size 16-rise Sc size.
60c for very best quality mems Gamers
Hair Underwear-none better to be had
at S100.
SIPS finest Scarlet Underwear for ladies
sizes "a, Sc, 50, 40, 42-75c takes them
now.
$3.50 and s2OOLadies' finest Oneita Union
Satisfactorily high class-$L19 takes
them now
ChiIdren's very heavy and fine heeced
Underwear-9c for size 16-rise 3 cents
a size.
43c for the regular 75c grade men extra
heavy and extra fine deeced Under
wear-worth Use.
15c takes a pair of our TrOn-c1ad and
Leather brand boys school shOes-price
was % and 80 cents.
&c buys a very heavy ladies' fleeced hose
made by Rockford Co.
1Jc takes a pair of our very finest quality
Misses black hose. Slightly imper-
feet but worth 35c.
SC for fine ribbed boys and girls hose,
seamless and stainless; sizes 3 to IS
worth 1215c.
lie takes our boys and girls school hose,
Xxi ribbed, double knee and double sole
Is and 18c was the price
A. t9kes a pair of mems heavy Rockford
SoX.
2lc takes pair Of extra heavy wool Sox
prices heretofore was 35c.
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TactnrA Course.

Holders of season tickets may reserve
seats for Gen Gordon's lecture. Friday,
December 2 at o'clock, at RoWley
& Shows. Single admission tickets will
he on sale Monday and Tuesday. The
date of the lecture is Tuesday, Decent
Der 6.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.


271zc Turkey red Tabling, fast col
ors, now Observation-Disclosures. .171zc
35c Turkey red Tabling, splendid
quality, now .................... 24c
So inch Turkey red Tabling, very
best quality, Scotch goods, short
length worth 55c................. 35c
Barnsley cream Damask, were SOC
and size, now. 39c
worth 75c ................. 48c
All of the above full width and super
iOr quality.
Very fine cotton Toweling. ...... 212c
All linen TOweling, heavy, was
S1-3 . ........ SIC
Extra heavy and superior quality
imported toweling, was 121sc..... sc
Superior quality Glass ToWeling all
Linen, checks and plaids. IS 1-3c up.
Many other numbers.
Our SSc Crochet Spread, now....... 63c
Our $1.25 Crochet Spread, now. S8c
Our $500 Crochet Spread, Mar
sailles finish, now ...............$1.3 80
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A VERY MATERIAL
DIFFERENCE

The difference in the offering
made here, and of those made
elsewhere, is the difference of
selling at ABSOLUTE COST
every day in the week, or of a
special sale on a few special
items on a special day only.
SEE?
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Rheumatism Cured.

We guarantee lRegans rheumatism
Remedy to cure any case of Rheuma-
tism in so days or money refunded. Sold
for 81 per bottle by Swift & Holiday
Drug Co., W. H. Wilson, and Arnold
Drug Co.
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SI7.25.
Fort Worth and Return $1I25 Via
Santa Fe Route.

Tickets on sale December 4 and 5.
1898, and good for twenty-one days. Two
trains daily in each direction. Details
at Santa Fe Route ticket offices.
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LinoIenm and Floor OiI CIOth.

Floor Oil Cloth per square yard. Is
and Csc. Linoleum Lancaster, Eng
land, make), 35c, 427zc and 574ac square
yard.
Table Oil Cloth, best standard make,
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21c buys the most remarkable value in
ladies' hose that he have ever seen
extra fine guage-extra heavy high
special heel, double sole-worth S5c.
Silks aud VeIvets.
We offer you choice Of our entire
stock of fancy Silks, at the uniform
pT The 10 lowest price heretofore was S5c,
Csc and SIPS.
One piece extra fine quality, Peau de
Sol, 79c; price heretofore was $1.3S.
One piece superb quality Peau du Sol,
$1.13; price heretofore $1.8S
One piece superb quality Black Gro
Grain, CSC; price heretofore was $1.OO.
One piece extra quality Satin Dutch
esse, SIC; price heretofore $138.
Fancy Silks from 15c per yard up
wards.
Choice Of our entire line Colored Silk
Velvets, the regular S1.00 value, 63c
CoIored and Black Velveteens, 30 and
42c.
The above are the greatest values
ever placed on this market.
They are away below Wholesale
Cost:
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Ladies' Jackets.
About 20 Jackets carried overall "
to q off former price.
Excellent quality Beaver Jacket, lat
est style, splendidly made, $3.50; was
$5.48
We show about $50 Ladies' Jackets of
which there are but one or two of a
kind-and embracing the very best sell
lers of this seasOn-Beevers, Kerseys,
Astfachans, COvertS and Plush-all
marked in plain figures at less than
cost.
10 per cent off from Wholesale Cost
Ladies' Dress Skirts.
Ladies' Under Skirts.
Ladies' Silk Shirt Waists.
Ladies' Fleeced and Plain Wrappers.
We show a most thoroughly represen-
tative line in all of the above.
Misses MaCkintOshes.
Misses Mal1intoshes, an exceptionally
good grade. were S2.25 to close. 81 %
Ladies' Gossamer Circulars, to
Misses Gossamer Circulars, to
close ........'....- ......-......... 58c
Ladies' Eider-dOwn Dressing Sacques.
All Strictly All Wool
The $1OO quality, now.. sec
Inc S4-f0 QuallIV, now =. 81 *
The $2.25 quality, now.............. / SO
Come uick if you wish to secure any.
FascinatOrs.
All wool F'ascinators, pretty pat
terms ...................... 21c
All wool .Fascinators, black and
cOlOrS, were Csc, nOw.............. 39c
All wool FaScinatOFS, very large and
heavy, were 75c, now As
One fourth off on all Ice Wool FaS-
cinOtOrs.
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FascinatOrs.
Carpet Department.

This Department must now give
away to our Holiday Exhibit.
Prices made here are not for an
hour or day only, but will be go
as long as there are any goods
left.
Hemp Carpeting, yard wide. lie
Rag Carpets. yard wide, home
made" .-....-.-. .2712c
Ingram Carpets, latest patterns. .171ac
Ingram Carpets, extra heavy. 3272c
Extra Super Carpets, the very best soc
Tapestrie Carpets. new patterns. 43c
Tapestrie Carpets, extra heavy .571ac
The very best Tapestries, such as
the celebrated Roxbury & Stin-
son .:.--....:-. ..-.'---...'; % 72c
Four pieces Moquettes, very lat
est patterns, to close at-....... Soc
$1.25 quality Velvets, newest de-
signs, newest cOloring. ...........8 21Rc
$1.25 quality Body Brussels, high
standard makes. .................. SSc
Borders to match.
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Do Not Fail

10 NOb = IA
NJ oau Of E. w. Hughes Easy Pay
100 house 423 Kansas avenue.
Here you will find the best line Of
oarnats. rugs, curtains, dishes and toilet
se Torga selection of "B. & H" center
5raft lamps, ladies and gents watches,
clocks and jewelry. Standard sewing
Tnacbines. Bibles, photograph albums,
+I-ooI bIankets--all sold at the very low
est rrices and on easy weekly or month
Good goods. Square dealings. Low pri-
ces. Easy payments.
E. W. HUGHES,
423 Kansas avenue
See me for Christmas presents.
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Coal Coal Coal

You get 1900 pounds to the ton from
Davies & Nicholson Telephone 800.
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Brass Extension Rods. with fix
Wood Curtain Polls, with fixtures 15c
Opakue Shades, with approved roll
IeTS -. zoe
Opakue Shades, first class rollers, 35c
Felt Shades, spring rollers. ....... 10c
Curtains. Curtains,
We are making Clean Sweep Sale.
88c quality Lace Curtains ... 5Sc
$1.38 quality Lace Curtains 7Sc
$1.5O quality Lace Curtains. CSC
1925 quality Lace Curtains. 81 80
81 quality Lace Curtains 81. 48
Many higher grades.
Chenille POrtiers from 81. 90 up.
Odds and ends in Tapestry Portiers at
about so cents on the dollar.
Bissers extra quality $500 Sweep
ers $1.9S.
SO Fur Rugs, largest size, best
goods $1.9S.
Smyrna Rugs, all Sizes 48c up.
Moquette Rugs, the So grade, $1.98.
Brush Mats. Door Mats. Wire Mats.
All go at Actual Cost.
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We feel so assured Of pleas
ing the purchasing public that
we CheerfulIy suggest the re-
turn of any goods Except cut
goods if not perfectly satis-
factory. Can we do more?
H&Ha