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The record-union., 1898-08-01
DOMESTIC REDUCTIONS
Wash Goods and Summer
Fabrics.


Fabrics.
IMPORTED ORGANDIES.
A fair line to select from yet.
Worth 4Oc to soc. Sale price, 25c.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
Large plaids for shirt waists,
small neat checks and broken
plaids for children's wear. Worth
Csc. Sale price, 15c.
IMPORTEDl SATEENS.
Rich suiting OF wrapper pat
terms, entirely new designing.
Worth 35c. Sale price, Csc.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
Plaids, mixtures, stripes, checks,
etc. One large selection. Worth
1Oc to 121ac. Sale price, &c yd.
BLACK HEMSTITCHED
Flouncing, As inch wide, made of
fine quality of black batiste and
Victoria lawn. Sale price. 121ac,
zoe, soc, 45c, 69c; about half their
actual worth.
SOFT FINISH GRASS LINENS
With fancy stripes; worth zoe.
Sale price, 1Oc.
FINE SHEER ORGANDIES.
Lawns, lappets, etc. A great va
riety of patterns and a much bet
ter quality of cloth than the price
would indicate. Sale price, 7c yd.
WHITE DOTTED SWISS.
An always popular summer fab
ric and always correct for even
ing wear OF party dresses. We
have reduced the lines as follows
in this sale: The 75c quality to
Csc; the 65c quality to soc; the
soc quality to 35c; the 35c quail
ity to Csc; the 25c quality to zoe,
and these qualities will bear COM
parison.
5-4 TURKEY RED TABLE
Cover, fringed and white bor-
ders all around. Sale price, 36c
each.
The same as above, GA size, 62c
each; IA size, SIC each.
SMALL TURKEY RED
Fringed Doilies. Worth 75c
dozen, for soc dozen.
Oxford Cloths, sc yard.
Thin, sheer, light and dainty
colored grounds, with small col
ored floral patterns; worth 15c.
Special, &c yard.
American Organdies,
&c yard.
In pretty broken and bias plaids,
light and medium shades; worth
1Oc. Special, &c yard.
House Furnishing Items
At Reduced Prices.
Feather Pillows.
100 feather pillows, size 1923,
covered with fancy ticking; 3
pounds nice clean feathers, free
from odor. Our regular price has
always been 75c each. Clearance
sale price, 36c each.
SOC each.
extra fine grade of feathers, COW
cred with fine satin finished tick
ing; 312 pounds. Our regular price,
$1.5O each. Clearance sale price,
$1.1S each.
dozen summer comforters, COW
cred with silkline, large size, Tx
rs, with ruffle or without, filed
with fine white carded cotton,
light and fluffy. Just the proper
thing for this time Of the year.
Clearance sale price, $50 each.
Lace Curtains.
so pairs white Swiss bedroom
curtains with ruffles, yards long,
AZ inches wide; figured or figured
sfrinpc Our roUu1o, Ct E0
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Tapestry Table Covers. $50

A tapestry table covers. We
have ten dozen OF these small
covers, about 33 inches square,
with fringe all around; very pret-
ty patterns. Regular price, SOC
and 75c each. To close them out,
the lot at clearance sale price, 3Sc
each.
49, nn~l
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Reduced to SOC.

37-inch black fancy weave Gre
pons, in silky mohair overshot ef-
feet; very stylish for separate
skirts, and full suits. Ten choice
patterns to choose from. Sale
price, SOC per yard.
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Golf Shirts, 55C each.

Mems golf shirts, in neat checks
and figures, with cuffs to match;
guaranteed fast colors; just a few
in the lot, and you'll find them
especially good values at the sale
price-55c each
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Artificial! Flowers.

Handsome sprays of fuschias in
shades OF red and purple, fine
French flowers, with very natural
velvet petals and foliage, long
stems. Were 65 cents. Clearance
sale price, 25 cents.
American beauty rose, large full
flower, half blown, with bud, nat
ura1 looking rubber stems, very
full foliage in dark green. Were
rs cents. Clearance sale price,
25 cents.
Bluetts, very full sprays, with
very natural looking light green
leaves and dark blue, full blown
blossoms. A dozen flowers in a
spray. Sold all season at rs cents
bunch, now 35 cents, to close.
Beautiful spray American
beauty roses, with very long rub
Der stems and exquisite foliage,
full rose and buds. Regularly sold
for $1.S5. Only few sprays left
to go at clearance sale price, As
cents.
This is really a perfect flower,
silk velvet petals in natural mas
turtium shades, from light to deep
burnt orange. Very full sprays,
foliage in pale GREEN shades. Were
$3.50. Sale price. 65 cents.
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Child's Vests, l2bC.

ChiIdren's jersey ribbed white
cotton vests, high neck, A-sleeves;
ages j to 3 years. Former price
25c. Sale price, 1212c. .
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Crash Skirts,
Reduced to S1.O2.

Two lines $3.50 and $500 val
ues Of women's summer crash
skirts, two of the most ready SELL
ers at the greater prices, also; cor
rect in cut and hang, have deep
hem at bottom and are trimmed
around bottom with several rows
of blue or white braid. Both go at
clearance sale price, $1.9S.
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ITEMS / andkerchiefs,
Sc each.

Mems hemmed handkerchiefs,
good, large size. Clearance sale
price, Sc each.
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Millinery Trimmings.

Plated mousse1ine de sole bands
in cream, blue, pink, maize and
black, double satin stripe on edge.
Sold at 35 cents yard. Now at
clearance sale price, I21ac yard.
A few lengths of wide shirred
silks, SO popular for drapes on the
summer hats, most elegant goods
and well worth the price. We sold
them regular at $1.5O to $500 per
yard. Clearance sale price means
quick moving at soc the yard.
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81. so Reduced to $l.65.

One large line Of young girls
best chrome kid lace shoes, silk
vesting cloth top. This seasons
new shade tan, coin toe, spring
heels. Sizes 8 to IL, $1.65. 1112
to 2, $1.85. Worth $3.50.
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75C Reduced to 25C ward.

5O-inch wide, all wool check
homespun suiting; an excellent
cloth for outing suits, and sea
side wear. Regular Use quality.
Reduced to Z5c per yard.
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Reduced to SOC ward.

5O-inch wide, all wool navy blue
cheviot. serge, firm weave, excel
lent finish. Sale price, soc per
yard.
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Figured l1Ohair
SHOE PRODUCTIONS.

Unabated interest, due to the
wonderful values we've given our
patrons in the past two weeks, has
kept things humming in our shoe
store. Twill be livelier than ever
(if possible) this week when these
offerings are placed at your dis
posa1. Prices on values such as
were never before offered in Sac
ramento.
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Art Denim.

% pieces art denim, light and
dark colors, some are very heavy
and some are light weight, all
pretty patterns; our regular 25c
quality. Sale price, l5c per yard.
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Hosiery.

Ladies' fast black full finished
hose, double sole, heel and toe.
Former price Csc. Sale price, 16c.
Child's extra heavy fast black
hose, double knee, heel and toe;
sizes TO 10. Sale price, 12c.
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WOmen's Duck Suits,
Reduced to So.

These are the remaining few Of
our $3.50 white duck suits, blazer
cut coat, full and perfectly cut
skirt, with deep hem at bottom,
we'll made and neat. Clearance sale
price, $2.18
A finer grade of women's white
blazer style duck suits reduced to
$2.75.
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SIS Reduced to $3.50.

Your choice Of five lines Of our
best grade summer ties in choco-
late, tan or dark brown shades;
coin toe, a few with needle toe,
silk figured top. Former values
$4.OO to $500 pair. Clearance
sale price, $3.50 pair.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of ]. McMorry. 531 NJ.
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Silk Waists,
Reduced to SIS.

Reduced to SIS
This is a lot Of waists which
have sold regularly this season at
from $3.50 to $1,000. All stylish
goods and stylishly made; pretty
) coIOrings, neat stripes, checks and
} plaids, and your choice from the
lot at clearance sale price, $500.
Duck Skirts,
Reduced to O8c
$1.25 white duck skirts, well
made, hang correctly and have
deep hem at bottom. Clearance
sale price, Csc each.
Bicycle Skirts,
Reduced to $1.25
The regular $3.50 kind made
} from dark mixed covert cloth with
deep stitched hem at bottom
Quite the correct thing for noun.
} tain wear or cycling. Clearance
sale price $1.25.
Crash and Linen
Skirts, $3.50
These have all been reduced and
; are the favorite summer skirts
Some of the linen ones have three
! ruffles around; all hang perfectly
, Sale price $3.50.
Figured llOhair
! Skirts, $2.48
$3.50 values in neat black Hg-
ured mohair, properly lined, bound
and we'll made. To close lot sale
price is $2.48.
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Lace Curtains.

so pairs white Swiss bedroom
curtains with ruffles, 3 yards long,
AZ inches wide; figured or figured
stripes. Our regular price, $1.5O
and $1.75 pair. The lot at clear
ance sale price, 9Sc.
OSC pair.
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So Reduced to Sl.15.

Large line Of misses fine black
vici kid button shoes, cloth or kid
top; also one line Of chocolate
color, made on neat square toe
lasts. Regular value $40 Clear
ance sale price $1.15.
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Sc Reduced to So. so.

This lot comprises all Of our best
grades in this seasons tan shoes,
either in hand turned or hand
welt (extension edge), with or
without French heels. Formerly
sold at $500 and 5000. Clearance
sale price, $3.50.
The record-union., 1898-08-01
DRESS GOODS
REDUCTIONS.

S5C Reduced to Csc ward.
3S-inch silk and wool mixed
suiting, in pretty silk overshot
effect; very stylish novelty for
handsome suit. Six choice pat
terms to select from. S5c quality.
Sale price, Csc per yard.
The record-union., 1898-08-01
S1.25 Reduced to 75c.

One line of children's soft kid
button shoes, black, coin or mar
row square toes; patent tips,
spring heels. Sizes S to 8; worth
$1.25. Clearance sale price, 75c.
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