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FIRED ON OUR FLEET.

Havana's guns opened fire on the
United States feet late Friday
night. 1t is reported that about ten
shot were fired, but none of them
did any damage. The feet at that
time was not more than FIVE miles
from the Notifications, which posi-
tion was within easy range of the
lager guEs. The American seamen
have a contempt for the Spanish
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CUBA.

The Island of Cuba is over 1870
miles long and Is to l40 miles wide,
has an area of $4,000 square miles,
equal to one.fourth the area of its
mother country Spain, or one-half
that of Great Britain. The area OF
the island is rs, 800 900 acres of which
100000 are uncleared forests and
about 100000 are under cultivation.
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la-
grippe" has left you weak and weary
use Electric Bitters. This remedy
acts directly upon the Liver, Stom-
ach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions.
If you are afflicted with sick head
ache, you will find speedy and per-
manent relief by taking Electric Bit
ters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need
Large bottles only 50c. at L.G. Mat
thaei's Drug Store
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The following Fiduciary account is
before the undersigned Commissioner
of Accounts OF the County Court of
Berkeley county for settlement
Elizabeth G. Welschance, executoral,
Hy. G. Welschance, deceased.
Given under my hand, as Commits
sioner of said court, at my Office, at the
Court House, of said county, the 18th
day of April, 1898.
j. I. PICKING,
Commissioner.
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Sarsaparilla
5 the best-in factthe One True Blood Purifier.
:, D.u cure Liver Ills; easy to
Circuit Court Proceedings.


The following are the proceedings
of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county since our last issue:
j. H. Lemaster VS.. w. II. Nc
Donald. Decree confirming last pay
ment on real estate, directing deed
to be made to the purchaser and
distributing the funds. Mary J.
Williamson VS.. Daniel Stuckey and
others. Henry ]. Seibert appointed
committee of Mamie B. Stuckey, in
sane defendant, and qualified and
gave bond.
John @. Lloyd vs. Harrison Lloyd
and others and Ellen Ramey, execu-
trix VS.. Harrison Lloyd and others.
Decree directing the causes to be
heard together end referring them
ty commissioner to ascertain liens
against Harrison Lloyd's real IS
tate.
George /. Pitzer vs.. Robert Gold
and others. Decree establishing
liens against the real estate of Gold
and directing the sale of the same.
Tabler and Smith vs.. Chas. F.
Rimel and others. Decree allowing
cause to commissioner to audit
debts against Rimel's real estate.
In the cases of Hattie Buckleman
VS.. Annie Buckleman ard others,
G.. B. Hedges vs. FL. 81. Emmert,
Admir-, and Others, and Elizabeth
Stuckey vs. John a. Cook and 9TH
ers. The final accounts OF Special
Commissioner Fl. 81. Emmert were
settled and causes retired from the
docket.
Case OF John Fitz VS.. j. C.Heber-
ling. Tried by jury and verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $242.3S.
J. B. Snodgrass VS.. L. @. Gerling.
Final settlement of the commission
er's accounts and the cause retired
from the docket.
Arbuckle Bros. VS.. Mckee and
others. Settlement of commission
ers accounts and the case retired
from the docket.
George F. Evans and others vs..
r. W. Greer and others. Decree
confirming sale and rental of real es-
tate and distributing the proceeds
therefrom.
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All Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings
New Discovery knows its value,
ard those who have not, have now
the opportunity to try it free. Call
on the advertised Druggist and get
trial bottle free. Send your name
and address to FL. e. Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, and get sample box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills free, as
well as a copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free.
All of which is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing L. G..
Matthaei's Drugstore
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OREGON SPEEDING HOME.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 81
The Navy Department has received
word that the United States battle
ship Oregon was spoken few hun.
dred miles below Montevideo. She
will stop at Montevideo for coal and
proceed to Key West in all possible
haste. Navy officers are not at all
concerned for her safety.
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Municipal affairs now present op-

Municipal affairs now present OPP
posing political forces for the COM
ing election. Be sure, specially in
these trying and exciting times to
do the best you can for your home
interests. In the intense earnestness
attending war troubles, it is crafty.
ing to note the double strength of
country by unity of patriotism,
wherein political opponents march
side By side in solid phalanax for
their country's cause.
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MUsTLEAVE.

LISBON, April 81. - The State
Council meets tomorrow in order to
decree the neutrality OF Portugal
during the war been Spain and the
United States, after which the Span
ish feet must leave the Verde
Islands. In view of this it is an
nounced that several Portuguese war
ship have started, or about to start,
for the Cape Verde Islands. There
are 10 warships of the belligerency
in any Portuguese ports excepting
the Spanish feet at st. Vincent,
Cape Verde Islands, which, it is ex-
pected, will put to sea today.
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Hedgesville Notes.


Mr. Will Payne is quite i'll at this
writing,
Mr.. James Bodine made a flying
visit to Hagerstown Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Miller, who has been
quite i'll, we are glad to see out
again.
Miss Gassman, of Spring Mills,
was the guest Of Miss Mitchell this
week.
Rev. Leybourn returned Wednes.
day from the Presbytery at Charles.
Town.
Mr.. A. E. Menifee, of Cumber-
land, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Drenner.
Prof. Sanders and wife left on
Monday for their future home in
Morgantown.
Mr.. VIM Poisal and Miss Jennet
Drenner made flying visit to Glen.
gary on Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Richard and son,
Frank. are visiting relatives in Day
ton O., and Springfield, Ill.
Mr.. Eugene Miller and little son,
Ray, were the guest of his father,
Mr.. j. Fl. Miller on Sunday.
Mrs. Sellers and daughter, Rose.
Of Philadelphia, was the guest of
DR.. G. S. Hanna, this week.
Messls. Guy Zimmerman and
VIM. Austin, OF Martinsburg, were
in our village on Wednesday.
Mr.. George Kreglow, Sr., and
Mr.. Burl Snyder, editor OF the En-
terprtse, are in Baltimore on bust
ness
Mrs. 7. A. Payne, who was called
to Ciearspring on account OF the i'll.
ness of Miss Daisy Cunningham, has
returned home.
Miss Lena Richard and Miss Ida
Harlan, of Spring Mills, were the
guests of Miss Nan Harrison this
week.
Mr.. Denton Grim and James
Slaughter, who are engaged 10 bust.
ness in Hagerstown, spent Monday
at their home here.
Miss Maggie ShafFer went to La
caster, Pa, on Tuesday, where she
has accepted the position as head
nurse in the hospital at that place.
Those from distance attending
the funerral of DIR. Osborn were
Mrs. Dowell and Mrs. Dinric,
Heice and grand niece of the late DR..
Osborn and Miss Beck of Baltimore.
REPORTERS.
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Acute Cafarrh Cured withTwO
Beetles.

Mr.. John Davis, Broadway, Frost
burg, Allegany county, Md, writes !:
| have tried Parker & Shea's Catarrh
Cure for nasal catarrh and can truth.
fully say that it is the best remedy
that have ever used for catarrh.
Two bottles cured me when / was
scarcely able to breathe. / heartily
recommend it to all who have a ten.
dency to catarrh. For sale by l..
G.. Matthaei,t Queen street.
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SPANS FIRST CAPTURE.

MADRID. April 27.-An official
despatch from Manila says the Gov.
of Iloilo, Philippine Islands, an
nounces that the Spanish gunboat
Elcano has arrived there, having
captured the American bark Saranac,
Captain Bartaby, which cleared
from New Castle, New South Wales,
on February 26 for Iloilo. The
Saranac had 1910 tons OF coal on
board. There is great rejoicing
here over the news. She is worth
$4,000.
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Read d, from the treasured volume

line poem d buy cHolce,
And lend to the rhyme of poetry
The beauty Of thy voice.
Which you cannot do when You
suffer with a Cough or Cold. Rid
yourself of the discomfort by buying
a bottle of Pant the best remdey
for Hoarseness and Influenza. Pan
Tina costs 25 cents at L.G. Matthaei's
Drug Store.
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HAVANA THE PLACE.

HAVANA, April 27.-The Spanish
troops are concentrating at Havana.
1t is here the Spanish will make a
determined stand against the Ameri.
can forces whom they expect to meet
very shortly.
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food
= s:,; ;:; ;::-s !; s, = : Blood

its quality thecoudition OF every organ de-
ponds. Good blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, catarrh or other diseases. TIE surest
way to have good blood is to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifes, vi
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements Of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates
q good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. Remember,
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gnnners. The Havana cable to Key
West has been cut by the United
States authorities. This compels
the sending of dispatches in . round
about way.
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sATURD AZ. APRIL 80, 1898.
REMEMBER THE MAINE.

Berkeley Springs will be we'll rep
resented in the volunteer force, hav-
ing sent full battery of artillery to
answer the call for troops. 1t is
well differed, and Morgan county
men have always proved to be ex-
cellent fighting material.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
BALTIC. Mar,b,g

Baltimore and Martinsburg markets
compared and corrected every Friday
morning.
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d. s. NAVY PRIzES.

The following Spanish vessels
have already been captured by the
United States Navy
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The truly honest people of the
country detest sanity hypocrite
of the John Wanamaker stamp
Statesman.
"a sanity hypocrtte J" Where do
such animals grow and feed ? saint
ly" aAd "hypocrite.' Somebody
get the dictionary, and then bring
that other Book, which says some
thing about Judge not. lest ye-'
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Mr.. Denton Grim and James
Slaughter, who are engaged 10 bust
ness in Hagerstown, spent Monday
at their home here.
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Miss Maggie Shaffer went to La n
caster, Pa, on Tuesday, where she
has accepted the position as head
nurse in the hospital at that place.
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Those from distance attending
the funerral of DIR. Osborn were
Mrs. Dowell and Mrs. Dinric,
neice and grand niece of the late DR..
Osborn and Miss Beck of Baltimore.
REPORTERS.
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Miss Lena Richard and Miss Ida
Harlan, of Spring Mills, were the
guests of Miss Nan Harrison this
week.
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Rev. Henry Thomas will preach
in Christ Church, Bunker Hill, next
Sunday, (tomorrow) at 3 p. M.
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Mrs. 7. A. Payne, who was called
to Ciearspring on account OF the i'll.
ness of Miss Daisy Cunningham, has
returned home.
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PURITAN IN THE DRY DOCK.
Working Day mud Night mt Norfolk
to Finish Her.

A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
from Norfolk, Va, Sunday. says: The big
double turretad coast defense steamer Puri-
tan went into dry dock yesterday. The
steam engineering force is now divided up
INTO three shifts of eight hours each. ana
work Is being Kept up night and day to
finish the Puritan. There is still rush Of
meE at the yard VINO wish to enlist in the
service
Tramps Of all sizes, colors and nationals
TIES whose object is to ship in the navy, are
arriving. Some of them are successful in
Ihelr Undertaking. while many are refused
Those VINO do not ship are begging from
door to door for food. The pay rolls AT the
navy yard amount to s70,op per month
ana that is helping the workingmen along
greatly during the rigorous season of the
year, DIS well as stimulating trade with the
merchants Iron workers are still wanted
at the yard and cannot be had here. The
torpedo boat Winslow put to sea from the
navy yard yesterday.
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AUsTRIA's CABINET RESIGNS.
Count Won Thun Hohenstcfn 10 Form
New One,

A dispatch from Vienna yesterday says:
The members of the Austrian cabinet yes
terday presented their designations, which
were accepted by Emperor Francis Joseph.
The emperor appointed Privy Councillor
Count Won Thun Hohenstein as prime min
lister and intrusted to him the task of
forming new cabinet, pending the organ
ization of which the retiring ministers will
conduct current business.
The retiring cabinet was formed late in
November of last year after the retirement
of the Badeni ministry in the face of a
storm of opposition. 1t is as follows:
President of the council and minister of
the interior-Baron Won Gautsch.
Minister of agriculture-Count Byland-
threidt.
Minister of justice-Dr. ]. Won RUBBER
Minister of public instruction-Count Won
Baillet-Latour.
Minister of national defense-Count Won
Welsersheimb. "A.
Minister of finance-Herr Boehmbaweck
Minister of commerce-Herr Koerber--
Minister of railways-Dr. Won witteA.
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where or ministers or high diplomatic
officials abroad mad become unacceptable
to the country to which they were cred
| tied. Judge Hilborn recalled the case of
Minister Sergeant at Berlin. whose recall
was requested some fifteen years ago by
the German government. The most this
country could do. Judge Hilborn thinks
ii Gen. Lees term as consul general to
Cuba Is brought to an end by SPANS act
is to refuse to appoint another in his place
Il believe We have right to send relief
to Cuba in any kind of vessels We WISH "
declared Judge Hilborn. I'VE might arm
our merchant vessels. if they were trans
porting this relief to Cuba, and Spain
would have no right to object. unless there
was treaty with this government, such
as there is with England, regarding yes
sells on the great lakes, against arming
such vessels
Mr.. Dinglcy Suspends Judgment,
Il prefer to wait for official informa-
ton. Not knowing what grounds Spain
has demanded Gen. Lees recall, L cannot
form an opinion of the probable outcome"
said Representative Dingley, floor leader
OF the House.
IF Gen. Lees recall has been demanded
by the Madrid government" said Repre-
sentative Perkins, lit will produce a very
acute state of affairs. We ought not to
accede to the demand"
The air is charged with the electricity
or war, declared Representative Dockery.
This demand On the part of Spain eau
tioES us to keep cool head and go slow.
1t looks as IL Spain wants to force us to
action. 1t is evident that the situation is
growing critical and that We may expect
new developments every day"
Senator Pettigrew said: II certainly APP
prove the Presidents course in the matter
L should judge the request to recall our
consul general is somewhat unusual, and
under other circumstances would be COM
piled with, but the conditions precedent to
TINS case take 1t out of the usual rule and
justified the Presidents action. / think
that, in view of the fact II is conceded the
Maine was blown up, the President would
be justified in sending battle ships loaded
with combustibles as we'll food and
filed. with armed men. 1t seems to me we
cannot eccept any settlement short of the
independence of Cuba"
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report from Havana says that Has
vana customs officials claim to have dis
covered evidence of smuggling in goods
consigned to Miss Clara Barton for free
distribution among the reconcentradoes.
japanese paintings and costly jewels are
alleged to have been In packages Of goods
admitted free.
The chairman of the central Cuban relief
committee in New York says he has not
heard Of any such complaint and does not
see how such thing could be possible.
Every article forwarded by the committee
is turned over to the uni,eu states govern
ment dispatch agent afd by him marked
Consul General Lee, Havana" and is also
marked Property of the United States
government" No shipment is made by the
central Cuban relief committee to any
other person than General Lee.
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WHAT DO THE CHILL RIEM
DRINK q

Doa-t give them or coffee. Have you tried
tie food drink called GRAIN-Or II IL de-
lieehs ard noefisling and takes the place OF cor.
lee. Inc more Grain-O you give the children thu,
more health you distribute through their systems
srain-o Is m1de OF pure grains. and when properly
Prepared tastes Ike the choice grades Coffee but
aao <0e. ta1s-6m-a
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s. By Order the Executors
Regardless of Cost is TRUE
PERI s ,

Nothing but the mention of every inch goods piece
OF merchane in the store would completely tell the bargain
story IHIS is A GENUINE CLOSING OUT SALE
The offerings staring-but they sensational
hey are made tor purposeand to accomplish that purpose
every price has been reduced for quick sale We make ndeav
point only the more important items in these
OF the hosts of quality in the several
departments,
If you watch your spendings you should watch offer
ngs every day
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Demands Jury Trial.

Eva Gordon was today charged before
Judge Scott with keeping a disorderly
house. She asked for jury trial, and was
remanded to. await further action
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ParasOfS Reduced.

Not SO long now before you
will have use for them-and then
you will not have this sale to
help you to possession at such
prices.
White China Silk Parasols, with Blue.
n ing : Reduced from s. ST rs
4 lot Of ParasoIs. with Derby handles,
that have been Snow REDUCED to
$3.50, S. and So
White Brocade Parasols. with Law do~
ender and Green strip s-REDUCED ~ y
from So so Observation-Disclosures. W.
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Sterling Silver
Novelties Reduced.

We guarantee these to be 925-
1000 fine-and they are all nov
elites that YOU will find useful.
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Gloves Reduced.

More very special offerings in
the Gloves. Some other lots
that have become very nearly
exhausted-and are consequent
ly deeper reduced than the 9TH
erS.
Misses Suede Gloyes-RE- On
DUCED from 81 to OVSo
Foster and Centemeri do a 81
Black Kid Gloves. for ladies' ~ Kan
REDUCED from - to. " II eoVV
4-hook Black Kid Gleyes-RE- on
DUCED from 81 25 to WV
c1 Rssnier'S Rr 4r5g.ten piqne CT %M
Don't forget The sacrificing that is going
now Of Silk Gloves
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BedWear Reduced.

Whenever you get chance to
buy commodities such as these
at prices as low as these-BUI
THEM!
All Wool Oregon and
California Blankets
Io-4-REDUCED from SO
and $3.50 to 81 and So.
II-4-REDUCED from s.
and SII to S5.25 and $50.
I2-4-REDUCED from $50
and SI2 to So and So.
I3-4-REDUCED from $40
and SI2 to s. and $3.50.
Italian Silk Rugs-RE-
DUCED to. soc.
Linen Lap Busters RE
DCCED from 81 and SI.25 to
75c.
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Embroidery Scissors. with m
Sterling Silver handles-RE- 0MNpi
DtCED from 9Sc. to...........O
Manicure Scissors. with no
Sterling Silver handles - RE- VNt
DtCED from s1.39 TO 10000.
Heavy Sterling Pen Hold 0S,
ers-REDUcED to .............. OS'
M s1s'lins S SilyeT Envs ss en-
w. I" 100000. ....---.-..--..
Reading Glasses. with ~ n =
Sterling Silver handles ~ II
REDUCED from S1.9s TO. " "
Sterling Silver Letter Seals On,
REDUCED from sll9 to. W.
Sterling Silver Bicycle Tags On
REDUCED from Soc to....oOyl
Sterling Silver Match Hold &C.
ers, for bicycles-REDUCED /Nf
from 3sc. 10 ..-..-........ Wv
Sterling Sterling Silver Match Boxes 80,
REDUCED from SIPS O>S
Sterling Silver Key Racks M&,
REDUCED from S1.39 Wv
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Mems Furnishings
Reduced.

These will appeal to the men
SO forcibly in the light of their
early needs that we expect that
they will close out these par
ticular lines tomorrow. That
is why we have cut them as we
have. Great bargains!
80 doz. Mems Nainsook Drawers with
web or string bottoms sizes "a N~
TO 46-the kind that you have -&QDG
always paid zoe. for-NOW WV
500 dog. Best Madras Wash Ties in over
LOCO styles; all new and really the neatest
you will find later when others be- -
gin to make their displays-they Mo
are the regular 12isc. kind-NOw So
10 Fine French Flannel Night shirts. in
sizes IT, IL and Is: splendid no
patterns and superior qualities VVSC
REDCCED to. ZS[So
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MerinO Underwear
Reduced.

1ou never bought equal val
ues for SO little before-what
more need be said?
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Natural Wool
Vests, with high neck ard
short sleeves-REDUCED from al &C
w. " ~ ~
Broken lot of American Hosiery Co.'S
Spring weight Vests and Draw
S5cl 81 frs ;s;s &c: nd + 900.
1ss% e. ss''ss sia'f tfi' soc.
Ladies' Scarlet MeIicated o.
Wool Vests and Drawers-RE- /&C
DCCED from 81 tO wv
Ladies' Black Lisle Thread Vests. with
&C. Sod TO- value HED5efD rom from 35c.
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FANS Reduced,

We have only a few
are handsome-apd
that combine use with
Plain Black GAUGE Fans-RE-
DUCED from 81 to.......
Plain Black Gauze Fans.
with carved sticks-REDUCED
from SID to.
Black Gauze Fans. with lace
edge. handsomely decorated
REDUCED from $50 to. 900.
Decorated Black Gauze Fans
REDUCED from 50 to. .......
Black Gauze Fans. with lac
spangled and decorated A
REDUCED from $3.50 y
IL
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Black Goods Reduced

We want to call attention to
these other items in the Black
Dress Goods Department that
are cut so close that we don't
even get cost out of them.
4S-in. Serge Bordure choice IN
of two diffesent designs ~ III &
REDUCED from 81 - to-. " o u ~
prc ,,no' from. sa'1 So , s'''4-AA so
5l-inch Astrakhan Boucle ~ a
REDUCED from 81 to-. ~ II
Coutauld's Grapes which are the best
as you know. reduced like tbis-S3
quality for 81 a yard-S15 81 grade for
S112la-S35o grade for 81. 10 40 grade
for IS yard.