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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19
Too Bad!

Alum shrivels up the in
sides.
Too bad the makers of
low-price baking powder
don't try some other way of
getting rich.
ScAlllamgs Best does no
harm. ns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19

SALEsS Of' S1OCho.
100 Ajax at 27 cents.
1000 Four Aces at 31s cents.
1000 Four Aces at 314 cents.
200 Mammoth at S2.25.
500 Northern Light at 1919 cents.
500 Northern Light at 12% cents.
500 Northern Light at Is cents.
2,100 Chloride Point at Ga cents.
1000 Chloride Point at Sc cents, buyer
so days.
1000 Chloride Point at Go cents, buyer
80 days.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19
CHLORIDE POINT FURRY.
Sales Recorded at Sc Cents, While
Mammoth Is Quite Strong.


Chloride Point was the greatest at
traction on the floor of the mining ex-
change yesterday, and the stock was
in brisk demand at 81 cents, immediate
delivery, and 65 and sc. buyer 80 and so
days. which is an advance over any
previous quotation established on this
Lion Hill security
At the opening of the call consider
able time was spent on Ajax, the re-
suit being the transfer of 100 shares at
y cents. Centennial Eureka was firm
~ held and was also strong in the bid
ding Generalization was inactive and
has evidently taken a back seat for the
time being. Much interest was centered
in Mammoth and the bidding for this
security changing hands at $2.25. Mer-
cur was stationary at the quotations
OF the previous call. Northern Light
suffered slight declines at the opening,
but at the close had recovered lost
ground to a certain extent. Sacrament
TO was stationary at former quotations.
In the unlisted stocks business was
confined exclusively to Chloride Point.
Swansea advanced to S2.10 in the bid
ding, declining 5 cents in the asking.
South Swansea was in excellent de-
mand at $1.30, with offerings at S1321s.
Dalton was somewhat stronger in the
holding. While Grand Central was slow
in the bidding and failed to maintain
the bids of the day before. Dexter was
also sighted in the bidding, although
this gold security was firm at $3.50 in
the asking.
The transactions of the day were as
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19

Gray's
Laxative Pellets.
a certain cure
for chronic
Constipation.
26c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19

CALL OF LISTED STOCKS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-19

Major Marshall and Captain. Core are
now on their way to the Pacific coast.
and expect to complete the tour and re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

PUBLISHERS NOTICE - IiaFeaif.s
agents are j 4 Mcclellan. '. > 10" ~
and . Il. LOOMS. City collectors as ..
A Catheart II T HawleS. Eusstte ga
Farthy. = H. MCGOWAN. g. II. Sienen atid
H A Wills posgmasters every ileft al =
our agents Pay m0rey ONLY 10 THESE ana
20 our resident agents ~ the various c'S'eS
and towns OF the Northwest ~
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3 a. m. untsi II y. ~. tlasS4Hea a.. III
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De received up to 1875 g. m. AaFsi '' -
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offices OF the Posf-lnteisigenceF
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information leading to the CONVECTION %
any person stealing copies OF ms paper
delivered 20 subscribers IN Seattle MA.
TACOMA BUREAU 49, No l%DS RACINE
avenue l.. A. Harrison.
fsYE,EE.TT-P X Lewis. -,
SPoKASE Branch Office. Ifaos .gs
block, 1l5 Riverside avenue; telephone 49,
J. O. Peterson, Manager. ,s.,ea
PORT TOW HSEND-Nm IN. A Pieliier.
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The following letters await advertisers
al this office:
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Hirfha- Marriages, ueatha.

II og36r 70 secgre ccTrsct insertion OF
notices 5ussy these dealings. ne si.ae
eh9taia b. left al ne bushes offise o tnas
pape>. 30 charge II sna1e for sacn h0-
tees.
Funeral notices. resolutions. or ot5er
epeeIa! announce uaenss Viii Re cnsFge1 At
the rate ~ 70 CENTS per Nf4e eac8 iYs-sF 'egi'
FSfsST-f NJ fs{H.ttf YsSf .f.k %
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NOTICE TO Coxrn .crvR~-rn---

required bonds within saia De~lss - -
tlol Gays then said csri.:ed check SHAH :
forfeited 70 ne c@'y II Seattle. ara -
amount thereof placed 20 the credit 70 -
General Fs;Di Ter street light acconr+ ess
bidders ara hereby NOTIFIED - take s-a.,.,
nete q ne prov .Slors Of me Speelfc&.as'.
unler whica street lights ara now hssass
furnished - the C-ty. emitted "E'lgrrhssS1fs
Plant ~ Expiration of Cont~act.'' s~S Z,
bids must be made subject - said nrovisssa.i
All proposals 70 be Endorsed n, ~. SfS2.
velppe Sid fer Street Lighting ea-
By order Of the Board OK pu.Itc yvo-a.
FRANK 0lESON
Date Of first publication. octo6sr ..s' *
nkPARTME,N OR THE lNTrRIop
Office q |. ;. surveyor General t1iv,.
p38- Wash. Oct. -. 1>.>-Sea5esi ,sn, a.
as viii be receives. al his oifice an mis- =
oclock noon Oh November \ iN.S 49,
running. measuring ana marking !, ~ 80
coroance with official existing .esu,st,ens.
ana sUch special Instructions as NAV -
issued 10y Tie surveyor general tea' ~.
lowing described surveys. s''
Estimated
v,u,.,.. Number of Miies
Ts $50, IN Geaa-
T. 3 y. r Is E.-W s
7 s \. & Is E.-su6s. L =" :
and Neanders ...... ....
T. - y. K. e E.-E. Bdy.
T. s \. II. . E.-Fyat- " =
tioral Subdivisions ...... o.. "A
Y. y y X. - End Stan.
W. Bdv and Subs. 81
7. s. y. Il. u Eth Stan.
rs. ii, - e. T. W ~
RGs. Subdivisions ....... IL Is a
T. ~ y. II. 4e E.-W. Bdy.
T.. y y h IL E.-E. Biy.
+ ~ :. r.. 4s E.--w. Bdy.: 60
Resurvey State Bdy.
Subs ana Meanders .... =. S.a
r. \. K. %$ E.-N. w. $.
BIDS Suits. ...... ......... =. Is "a
T. 81 \, Il a3 Eth Stan. :.
r. W. BIDS. Subs. Mean
T, y. II. "A E.-suodl- . " u
T. $ \. r. E.-E. ". y. "
BIDS. Subs. and Mean
derS 5000 ..-... -.--...-.. Is 50 a
Bond with approved suret,es for ia
faithful performance Of the contract vs1
be required of the successful bidders
The right : reserved 10 Reject any AMI
all bids. 10 waive technical defects and "a
accept any part OF any bid or reject m.
other part If the interests OF the govern.
merit requires IL,
Proposals must be submitted In duni.
cate addressed TO the undersigned ana e,.
dorsed on the envelope Proposals for En-.
ecuting Surveys"
The proposals received viii be opened =,
the time and place above stated and Ma
ders are invited 10 be present AZ such ncsa.
ing.
Further information In regard 10 IN.
work will be furnished upon application n
the undersigned
". MMICKEN.
I. :. SURVEYOR General
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE Of fine furniture At Bick-
erton Il Devlt;'s s8lfSro0ns Iaia First
avenue. on Monday. the l0.h. at u o'clock
sharp; bed sets, springs mattresses. par
Tor suites side board. dining chairs ex-
tension table. CCuChes. pictures. iace cur
fa.us. pQrtieres, center tables book case
rockers, toilet SETS c1chouier. NoQuette
carpets S;ee. range. heaters china glass
kitchen furniture. This X me contents
OF q wei furnished te~-room private
house.
AUCTION sale 81 household furniture At
f<irktrtou x pcVltt'S saI-ssrN0Ips lJis
First avenue on Wcaut slay she l2th. a. .
O'Clock sharp. Red So. chairs, tables.
lounges. carpets, cook stoves. heaters
paintings, On ffonirres. organ, bad lounge.
frt. knfN afAes. ttr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
FOR sALE-TIMBER LAND,
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Fo house and lot or
two good lots on hill IN city "A well i'm
proved tVe-acre tract, 1-room house
barn. chicken house one acre fruit and
flowers. SUBURBS Olympia: value 81 zoo
Moore & Co. - Boston book.
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INSTITUTE 49, Healing aad
teaching. Or Tberhro. Manager. Mrs.
Cheshro. seer; rcadlgKa daily; public cir
cies MONDAY Thursday, 3 p. m. 42s Sc.
attic National bank building. Yesler and
Occidental
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

VI RS. Or. SisAYTON. the greatest won-
der OF the age; d0l't TAI! TO see her: yoar
past. present and future revealed: her
Egyptian charms keep you successful, Sc.
cure one Hours 10 10 3 pariors 5~s
Hotel Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
ron sALE-MusICAL INSTRUMENTS

FUR %4EE-NI SItNL fNSTKI NENTS.
PIANOS Fischer. Aibrecht Wayne. n
lington and Franklin pianos At the Wet
eTn Music co. "a Pike street. between
Third and Fourth
PIANOS, PIANOS, $40 upward; agent for
the famous kranich x Bach Marttus
S.S Second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
FOR SALE-MACHINERY.

ALI. KINDS OF fire machinery and In
struments made and repaired also pat
ents ana experimental work for invent
ofs II. Wagner. - sullivan build NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
FOR SAlE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES.
FOR SALE-37-room lodging house: We'll
located and a mOncy-naker: party go
ing away; must sell before the 10Th, no
agents. no commission. Address L 9,
care PostInteligencer.
FOR SALE-Thirty-room lodging house:
newly furnished. moderate rent; good TO-
cation Apply TO Frederick. Nelson Il
Munro.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
FOR SALE-FARNS AND LANDS.

FUR SALE-F'A MINIS AND LNNDS.
LOGGED OFF LANDS In Mason and
TnuTston counties, excellent fruit land. .
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms; favorable terms Tacoma Mill
Company. Tacoma, Wash
FOR SALE-i6o acres, best soil in the state
70 acres under plow 900 fruit trees; j.
years cid: creeks; house. barn: SO per
acre. William Bremen. 4o4 Bailey build
ing.
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FOR sALE-HoUSES AND LOTS.

FOR SAIE-Nine room house and lot: one
block from car. fruit, flowers etc. nee
home; terms. Address T a. care Post
1nteiligencer.
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tEAIifNoNANTS.

MRS. Or. SLAYTON. the greatest wonder
OF TIE age: don't fan To see her; your
past, present ana future revealed; her
Egyptian charms keep YOU successful; Sc
cure one. satisfaction guaranteed by
mail: send stamp for circular. hours 10
10 x Parl3rs 5G-51 Hotel Seattle.
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WANTED-PAKTNER,

Slt~P ARTNER in established paying Of
flee business. small cash payment, bal
ance 10 be paid out of the business. Room
IA seattle National bank building
WANTED-Active or silent PARTNER with
$l.@D can double money every six months
Address l. - care poSt-InteIiieeuCer
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FOR s.IE-ciT, real ESTATE.

i. NJ JORDAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
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LONDON loan oFFGCE-Meney loan
OU VAiua bisS watches. diamonds and
JsNei;y lo2 Second avenue south
LACE CURTAIN NpRY-Mrs. Mesh
e. fFharr Paw a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

MRS f. EMET'r South African medium.
In her wonderful clairvoyant sight. re.
vea!s past, present. future Consult her,
Reading So Office 1is Pioneer building.
corner James ard F'.rS: avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
FOR sALE-DUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE - Holyoke block and other
foreciosed city property and farms:
cheap. James Boutwell,, loans and insur-
anCe. y Boston block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

sS1o-A S"e ~.h-.raa- ho.re st Green ak;
i4tS = f7d 5-T5 n Ir4$~. fru.t a15 r47.
yes. Ta.s g.3c. - tn good condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - CON
structiCE of certain additions 10 the ex
isting water-works of the City OF Seat
tie. State Of Washington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-06

Ladies' fine Vici Kid Oxford coin toe,
stock tip, fancy foxing. Nichols
price $500, ours. $ 1.49
Ladies' good quality fine Kid Oxford,
pat. tip, perfectly solid. Nichols
price $500, ours. CSC
Ladies' black pat. tip Oxford, turned
or Mckay sewed. Nichols price 85c,
ours 4OC
Ladies' fine Chocolate Vici Strap Slip
pers, coin toe, stock tip. Nichols
price $3.50, ours. 3
Old ladies' fine turned sole, Prince
Alberts, common sense toe. Nichols
price $1S5, ours. ..........$1.1O
Ladies' Dong. Oxford, turned sole,
common sense or coin toe. Nichols
price $1.25, ours. ............7 5c
Ladies' Dong. Sandal, with bow and
strap, coin toe, pat. tip. Nichols
price, $1.25, ours. .........7 5C
Misses Dongola Button, coin toe,
stock tip. Nichols price $500,
Misses Dongola Lace, coin toe, pat.
tip. Nichols price $1.35, ours S5c
Childs fine Chocolate or Black Button,
pat. or stock tip. Nichols price $1.35,
ours ........ .'........... soc
Childs fine Kid Lace, coin toe, pat. tip.
Nichols price $3.50, ours Csc
1853 pairs Childrens' Kid, kang. and
grain calf, sizes 5 to 8, all kinds and
descriptions. Nichols price 85c,
Infants fine Chocolate Button, turned
sole. Nichols price 75c, ours. .45c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-06
Anniversary Prices.
Dress Goods Department.

Dress Goods Department.
New spring novelty dress goods-half
wool,
During this sale, per yard sc
Black and coIored brocades, double
fold dress goods, all wool tilling,
During, this sale, per yard 1870
"a inch cashmere, black and all colors
regular 25c value,
During this sale, per yard 15c
So inch henrietta, black and all colors,
all wool filling, worth soc yard,
During this sale, per yard 1Sc
Sc inch henrietta, black and colors,
very fine count-worth 35c the yard,
During this sale, per yard 23c
4Oc quality in all wool henriettas,
black and colorS,
During this sale, per yard 25c
40-in. wide wool brocadeS-two toned
effects-regular price 39c the yard.
During this sale, per yard 25c
Friedrich Arnold's fine count, silk fin
ish German henrietta, 40 inch wide,
During this sale, per yard 55c
46 inch fine all wool serges in black
and colors-eXcellent value for Csc,
During this sale, per yard SOC
46 inch wide, fine silk finish German
henriettas, LOO a yard is cheap for it.
During this sale, per yard 73c
Novelty wool dress patterns-no two
alike-from $2.94 the pattern up.
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Infants Dong. Button turned sole, pat
tip. Nichols price 65c. ours .4Oc
Child's fine Kid Button, hand turned,
stock tip. Nichols price $1.OO,
ours .O9c
Child's kangaroo Calf Button, turned
soles, stock tip. Nichols price $1.2O,
ours % DC
Mems fine chocolate balls, brown vest
ing top, coin toe, Imp. tip, Nichols
price 5000, ours $2.4S
Mems fine chocolate balls, welt sewed,
brocaded cloth vesting top, Imp. tip.
Nichols price $500, ours. $2.75
Mems fine chocolate balls, welt sewed,
brown vesting top, coin toe, tip,
Nichols price $500, ours. S2.75
Mems dongola goat, lace or congress,
French toe, welt sewed, Nichols
price $500, ours. ..........S1.9S
Mems chocolate Russia calf balls, welt
sewed, coin toe, Scotch edge, Mich
OILS price $4.25, ours. 1925
Mems black Vici Kid balls or congress,
coin or globe toe, Nichols price
$4OO, ours ............$1.69
Mems black or chocolate Wei Kid
balls, coin toe, welt sewed, Nichols
price $500, ours. ..........$2.25
Mems brown Russia balls, coin toe, tip,
Nichols price $500, ours. .S1.75
Mems calf balls, coin toe, tip, heavy
sole, Nichols price So, ours ST.. SO
Mems Box Calf balls, welt sewed, coin
toe, heavy sole, Nichols price $500,
ours. ......... ... $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-06
Anniversary Prices.
Domestic Department.


One bale Lawrence LII brown muslin,
During this sale, per yard &c
One bale Pepperell "R" brown mus
lin, a fine close, smooth cloth, worth Sc,
During this sale, per yard SC
"Gold Medal A bleached cotton
never turns yellow-7c a yard is cheap
for it,
During this sale, per yard Sc
ga unbleached neutrality-suspicious. 15c
value,
During this sale, per yard 1910
121Rc quality bleached long cloth,
During this sale, per yard Sc
Ready made pillow cases, laundried,
ready for use,
During this sale, each &c
S1x90 ready made bed sheets, laun-
dried, ready for use,
During this sale, each 32c
81. % fringed lunch cloths,
During this sale, each soc
Best quality 46-inch wide table oil
cloth,
During this sale, per yard 1870
Turkey red table damask, fast colors,
During this sale, per yard 1870
60 inch wide turkey red table damask
warranted fast colors-6 different de-
signs,
During this sale, per yard 25c
so inch wide Persian table damask-
colors warranted fast-styles new and
novel,
During this sale, per yard 25c
Full bleached table damask-regular
Csc goods,
During this sale, per yard Ice
go inch full bleached, all linen table
damask- regular 65c cloth.
During this sale, per yard 45c
~ inch full bleached linen table dam
ask-regular 90c quality,
During this sale, per yard Csc
70 inch wide, half bleached linen table
damask-regular Csc value,
During this sale, per yard 42c
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Mems Vici Kid congress, plain globe
toe, Nichols price 81, ours S1.60
Mems calf balls, welt sewed, coin toe,
tip, Nichols price 81, ours $1.0S
Mems best domestic calf balls, coin or
globe toe, English back stay, hand
welt, Nichols price S., ours $2.4S
Mems chocolate Southern ties, coin toe,
Imp. tip, welt sewed, Nichols price
S5.OO, ours. 81 .OS
367 pairs mems satin calf Shoes. lace
or congress, plain Or cap toe, Mich
oPs price $2.25, ours S. .1O
431 pairs mems satin calf, lace or con-
gress, plain or cap toe, Nichols
price $1.75, ours. ..........$1.1O
Mems satin calf congress or lace. plain
or cap toe, Nichols price $1.5O,
ours...- use
Mems black or chocolate low cuts,
plain globe toe, Nichols price $1.85,
Boys chocolate balls, coin toe, tip,
Nichols price $500, ours. s. 1.25
Boys beaver calf balls, coin toe, tip,
Nichols price $1.75, ours $1.19
Boys fine satin calf balls, narrow coin
toe,tip, Nichols price $2,ours$ 80
Youths satin calf balls, narrow coin
toe, tip. Nichols price $1:75,
Ours 3 L. ~
$50 Pairs Mems Work Shoes, buckle
or Cong. Nichols price 81 so.
Mems Grain Russsett Lace Plow Shoe,
seamless. Nichols price 81. Is.
Ours .....................$1.25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-06
Carpet Department.
Extra Special

Extra Special
We offer a line of moquette carpets
worth slips the yard-aH new, fresh and
elegant,
During this sale, per yard 771zc
Ingram carpets at 23c, 271kc, 3Oc,
39c, 42c and all wool extra supers"
A, Ga and ga floor oil cloths,
During this sale, per sqr. yard 19c
ga linoleums,
During this sale, per sqr. yard 45c
Good heavy floor matting-as good as
can be sold elsewhere for 15c,
During this sale, yer pard Zoe
Cotton chain, reversible mating,
During this sale, per yard 1Sc
Carpet lining,
During this sale, per yard219c
#. wood curtain poles-brass trim
mings, During this sale, each 10c
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MeCaIPS Bazaar Dress Patterns, Free!

With every purchase of wool dress goods
and trimmings amounting to $3.50 or
more will be given free choice of any
one of the McCalPs Bazaar patterns.
terms.
VeIveteen skirt binding in black and
all colors,
During this sale, per yard 27zc
Corduroy skirt facing, black and col
ors,
During this sale, per yard SC
Brush binding, black and colors,
During this sale, per yard SIC
Sc inch wide silkotine-Roman stripes
SnG fancy plaidS, on fast black ground
very popular for underskirts and
dress lining,
During this sale, per yard 14c
75c quality plaid silks,
During this sale, per yard SOC
All wool French challies-worth 35c a
yard,
During this sale, per yard Zoe
Extra fine, all wool henriettas-all
Frederick Arnolds silk finished Ger
man henrietta, at one-third less than
their actual value.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-06

Ladies' fine Kid Lace, coin toe, stock
tip, brocaded cloth vesting top
Nichols price $500, ours ..$l.98
Ladies' fine Vici Kid Lace, coin toe,
stock tip, neatly foxed quarters
Nichols price $500, ours. ..$2.25
Ladies fine Vici Kid Button, coin toe,
stock or pat. tip. Nichols price $500,
ours. ............$1.OS
Ladies' fine Chocolate Kid Lace, coin
toe, foxed quarters. Nichols price
$4.OO, ours. ..........S1.75
Ladies Dongola Lace, neatly foxed
quarters, coin toe, Imp. tip. Nichols
price $500, ours. ..........$1.65
Ladies fine Chocolate Lace, coin toe,
tip. neatly foxed quarters. Nichols
price $500, ours. S1.5O
Ladies' fine Dong. Kid Button, pat.
leather tip. Nichols price $500,
Ladies Chocolate lace, brocaded cloth
vesting top, coin toe. Nichols price
$2.5O, ours. SSC
Ladies' Chocolate Lace, leather top,
coin toe. Nichols price $3.50,
ours. Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Ladies' Black Dong, cloth top, Oxford
coin toe, patent tip. Nichols price
SLIGO, ours 7OC
Ladies' fine Dong. Kid Oxford, coin
toe, stock tip. Nichols price $500,
ours .................$1.25
Ladies' dark Chocolate or Black Ok
ford, co coin toe, stock tip. Nichols
price $500, ours. $l.SS