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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
CROKER DOWNS HILL.

New York Democratic state Committee
shelves the Former Senator.
New York, Oct. 10 The state Dem
ocratic committee was controlled by
Bichard Croker and ex-senator David
b. Hill was turned down by vote of
IS to 20. A Bryan resolution was
adopted over Hills opposition. In a
fiery speech lIill said the rights of the
up-country democrats could not be rid
den over, and that the action OF the
committee would result in the defeat
OF every Democratic candidate for the
legislature outside Of New York City.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
Governor smith is Pleased.

Washington, Oct. l4.-Secretary Root
has received a letter from Governor
Smith Of Montana, who has just re
turned from San Francisco, where he
went with a party to welcome home
the returning Montana volunteers. lie
says that he wishes to express his
thanks and appreciation for the very
thorough and satisfactory arrange
ments made by General Shafter for the
care and comfort Of the Montana men
on their arrival at San Francisco.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
KRUoER'S POSITION.
Must Make South Africa Free or the White
Mans Grave.

Chicago. Oct. l3.--The following
cablegram has been received by the
Chicago Tribune from President Kru.
ger of the Transvaal republic. The
cablegram was sent in answer TO a
message requesting a statement Of the
position of the TIansvaal in the pres.
ent crisis:
Pretoria, Oct. l2, 1889 Through
the Tribune we wish to thank our
many American friends for sympathy
in the present crisis OF the republic.
We gave England forty-eight hours
notice within which TO give assurance
that the dispute will be settled by ar
bitration or other peaceful means. The
notice expires at today. The British
agent is recalled, and war is certain.
This is the fitting end of the British
policy of force and fraud which has
marked all South Africa free or the
white mans grave. The republics
friends include all nationalities, among
them a strong American corps, showing
it is not case of Boer against Utland-
Ell, but all nations against the English.
We have full faith in freedom and re-
publicanism. in the righteousness
which guides the destinies of nations.
PRESIDENT KRUGER
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
Earthquake Kllls 1000 PEOPLE.

Amsterdam Oct, IA dispatch to
the Mandetsblad from Batavia, capital
OF The Netherlands Indies, Java, says
that violent earthquake has visited
the south side of the island of Ceram,
next to the largest of the Volucas, be-
tween Boroo and Papua, completely
destroying the town of Amhei, and
killing instantly some 1900 people, as
well as injuring some 500 others. The
dispatch says details of the disaster
have not yet been obtained, but that
the loss is placed ut low figure.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19

New York, Oct. Ia Marcus DAILY Of
Montana has taken a ten years lease of
a fine house recently built by William
Waldorf Astor on Fifth avenue, be-
tween Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh
streets. 1t is the most arstocratic site
on the avenue. the Cornelius Wander
bilt residence and the mansions of Will
liam C. Whitney aud c. 7, Huntington
being on the Fifty-seventh street cor
ners. Mr., DAILY, in his new home, will
be just mile from Senator w. A.
Clark's So 200, 900 marble palace.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
WIN Dscline rnpal Intervention.

London, Oct 10.-In discussing the
rumors about papal intervention in the
Transvaal imbroglio, it is asserted that
prior to the Hispapo- American war
there was an ardent desire at the Vati-
can that the pope should intervene, but
the Washington government received q
discreet information that if the pope's
arbitration were accepted the verdict
would be foregope conclusion. This
fact alone would justify England In
refusing the pc = intervention in the
Transvaal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
sTEYN's PROCLAMATION.
President Orange Free State Issues One to
Burghers.

Capetown, Oct. l4.-President Stein
Of the Orange Free State has issued
proclamation to the Free State burgh-
ers in which he says: "Our sister re-
public is about to be attacked by an
INSCRIPTIONS enemy, who has long
looked for pretext to annihilate the
Afrikanders. Our people are bound to
the Transvaal by ties as well as by for
NAL treaty"
President Steyn declares solemnly in
the presence of the Almighty that he
is compelled to resist the powerful
enemy owing to the injustice done his
kith and kin. Solemn obligations, he
declares, have not protected the Trans
vaal against the annexation conspir-
acy, and when its independence ceases
the Free States existence as an indie
pendent state is meaningless.
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phlllpplne Campalgn Begins.

Manila, Oct. 1l.--General Schwan's
column, consisting of the Thirteenth
infantry, battalion of the Fourteenth
infantry, two troops of cavalry, Cap
tain Rileys battery of the Fifth artil-
lery and loves scouts are advancing
on the insurgents in Cavite province,
The American camp is in sight of San
Francisco de Malabon, the stronghold
of the insurgents, where the Filipinos
are said to number 5000 A heavy en-
gagement is daily expected. Three
hundred Filipinos were captured today.
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sHOUP ON ALASKA.



Seattle, Wash, Oct. 12.-United
States Senator Shoup of Idaho has re.
turned from u trip to Alaska. II am
opposed to coneeding Canada port
on the Lynn canal, or any other part
of Alaska, said Senator Shoup. In
other words, | hold that this country
should contend in season and out Of
season for the boundary as it now ex-
lists, the boundaries that are clearly
defined in the treaties between Eng
land and Russia and in the negotia-
tions leading to the purchase of Alaska
by the United States"
Senator Shoup further proclaimed
his intention of joining with the mem
bers of the Pacific coast delegation in
congress in fighting any and every pro-
posed cession of territory to Canada.
He leaves at once for the Occur d'Alene
section, Idaho.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
pEFRAuDED THE GOVERNMENT
Fortune Made Selling Washed Revenue
Stamps.

New York, Oct. 11.-Freeman Strait,
n well known real estate dealer and
insurance agent has been arrested for
defrauding the government by selling
war revenue stamps chemically re-
stored after cancellation. 1t is stated
by treasury special agents that Strait
aud his associates have cheated the
government out Of 500, 900. Strait has
been clearing 1000 a week
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19

Chicago, Oct, 14,-British soldiers
will eat American corned beef in the
Transvaal and it will be furnished by
Chicago packers. Orders for some
thing like 100000 pounds were re-
ceived in Chicago today.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
PUEBLO MAN KILLED.
shot to Death by Highwaymar while
Going to AN Early Train.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. IL. = Ex-City
Treasurer c. l.. Funk was shot and
killed by highwayman on Ell Paso
avenue while going to the depot to
take train for Cripple Creek, where
he was engaged in aiming. His pock
etbook was taken. but it contained
only small amount Of money. Mr..
Funk was IS years old, aud was Que Of
the leading mining men Of Pueblo.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
Beers CROSS ORANGE RIVER.



London, Oct 1.-THE Free State
burghers have crossed the Orange riv-
err into Cape Colony and occupied Phil
lipstown. Their object is to cut the
railway at De Aar junction, which is
a strategic point.
II is asserted that the Beers have
arranged with Chief Linch-We, prom
inent chief of the northwestern bor-
der, to take up arms against Great
Britain.
A dispatch from Mafeking says that
Colonel denPowell has just sent
strong British force from Matching
toward the border with field guns and
ambulances, presumably with view
of occupying advantageous defensive
background.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
REFUGEES VOLUNTEER.
ofTer to Enroll 5000 Men From Among
Their NUMBER.

Offer to Enroll 5000 Men From Among
Their NUMBER.
Pietermaritzburg Oct, l3.-Yester-
day afternoon the governor of Natal,
Sir Walter Francis Ilealy-Ilutchinson,
with Gen. Sir George White and Gen.
Symons, received depntation of Uit-
landers who offered to enroll 1900 vol
unteers from among the refugees, The
authorities promised to assist the UNI
dertaking Ii is announced that Gen.
Prinzloo has been formally appointed
commandant-genera uf the Orange
Free State forces. aud he has estab-
lished his headquarters at Albcrtina.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
TO SHELL MAFEkING.
Beers Have Twelve Guns to Send Project
Hes Into the Town.

Beers Have Twelve Guns to Send Project
Hes Into the Town.
Capetown, Oct l4.-At Matching
precaution has been taken against at
tack, and all the streets are barred to
wagons. According to advices the
Beers intend to shell the town before
delivering their attack. They are said
to possess twelve guns. Every man in
MafelSing is carrying rifle and the
military authorities are confident that
they will be able to repel attack, but
they lack the force necessary to follow
a Boer retreat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Horrible Punishment of Two Prospectors
by Yaquis.

Marquette, Mich, Oct. 14.-Willis
Mcguire, formerly an attorney at Mar
quette, now of the mining district Of
Sonora, Mexico, has written that his
two mining partners, Ramsey and
Miller, undertook to work and pros
pect in the territory overrun by Yaqui
Indians and were captured and burned
at the stake
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-19
washington Woman Kills Her Husband

Eorthport, Wash. Oct. l2.--Mrs. L.
Brown shot and killed her husband,
whom she surprised in room with
another woman. Accompanied by her
father, Mrs. Brown set out to find her
recreant spouse, and knocked at the
door of the room in which she knew he
was located lie came out, few words
passed, and she put bullet through
his head. She gave herself up. Brown
was saloon keeper. and the couple
have had domestic trouble for the past
wear.
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Other Furnishings for Men.

Csc. FOR soc. SCARFS-2,7 700 entirely
new Scarfs, made to sell for 50c,; one
OF those little trade upsets bring them
to you at half price. lmperials, Puffs,
Four-in-Hands, Tecks, Ties, Bows and
few English Squares, light and dark
colorings, ana all OF this seasons
goods. Not sent c. o. d.
79c. FOR $I.00 PAJAMAS-Men's and
? boys Domet Flannel Pajamas, made in
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a superior manner, the usual $i.00
quality, 7sc.
FANCY SHIRTS, e5c.-Men's Fancy
Shirts in the newest designs, cuffs
attached or detached; for Monday, csc.
SILK SUSPENDERS, so and ESQ.,
1900 pairs OF splendid silk Suspenders
for men, put up In gift shape, one psir
in box, 7Sc. and $i.00 quality.
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At SZ.4S-Men's eiderdown and blanket
Robes, the $500 and $3.50 kinds.
AT $3.7S-Men's eiderdown Robes, an
entirely new lot Of the usual $500,
$3.50 and So. 90 kinds.
AT $4.9s-Men's plaid cloth Dressing
Robes, only IS OF them, the regular
price would be $3.50 to $3.50.
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Mems House Coats and Robes.
$2.95 to So. so for the Regular $500 to $1,000

AT $2.95-Men's fancy cloth House
Goats, bound with silk cord or satin
binding, 81. 90 and $3.50 quality.
AT S3.75-Men's fancy cloth House
Goats, English plaids and fancy plaid
back cloths, the regular $500, $3.50
and Sc. 90 kinds.
AT Sc. s0-A little lot OF handsome House
Goats, Imported and domestic plaid
back cloths, usually $500 to $1,000.
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A Gala Day With the Dolls.
Second Floor, New Building.

We heard a remark the other day: I'VE al
ways like to wait to see your Dolls before trying
to buy any" Do you know that means q great
deal? II tells quite 4 story Of the past success
OF our Dolls, but the past can't compare with the
surprises we have In store for you this season.
The little mothers are going to open their eyes
with delight when they come TO the opening scene
tomorrow In the spacious new quarters on the
you, Dolls behind you, Dolls all around you, and
such Dolls! Dressed in the latest fashion, to
our own order, gowns made as carefully as those
by the professional tailor. Beautiful underwear
that can be Numbered like large garments, the
hats and caps from Paris; in fact, mothers can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03
friedrich goestr 4 Go.
asrpokluu advertisements.
Books in Our Bookstore First.

complaint though
in oil bother?
Of Our Bookstore only
Is beautiful
holiday
book "stones Rolled Away You will find
We could
little Come
Bookstore and will find literary
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This is q good
opportunity to buy
Holiday Handker-
chiefs. for this LOT
Handkerchief
at about half.

is at price much lower than il will be
possible to duplicate them later. We
made large provision for the advance in
materials but such provision can't last al
ways. Just look at these; they cannot be
got from the makers to-day even At an adj
vance OF so per cent.
Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and
Children, white and colored borders. hem
stitched, embroidered, lace trimmed and
initials at &c., &c., l2Tc., l7c., Csc,
4sc., 7sc. and 100, instead OF SOC. to
$4,000 per dozen.
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Linens

.re noted for much more, even, than price
and quality considerations. They are I'M
usual, uncommon and distinctive. Dainty
and pretty in designs, and now during this
ing. We mention some low priced things
for tomorrow:
AT 43c. YARD. REGULAR sso.-Gss.
man bleaohed damask. 40 tnches Widss
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Art
Embroidery
Opening.

large the channels OF appreciation. This
year you will have more reason than ever
TO be interested in our regular winter dis
play OF Art Embroideries which opens on
Monday in its new home, In the new
building, second floor.
Hundreds OF unique suggestions and
ideas, exquisite things suitable for Christ
mas time. Lace Tides and Scarfs. Dutch
esse, Crepon, Renaissance, Bauenburg,
and Mexican Drawn Work. Hand paint
ed Sofa Pillows, Turkish Embroideries,
Table Covers, Picture Frames, Pin Cush-
ions. Hand Embroideries in correct
shadings, colorings, and designs, by our
own artists, that can't be found elsewhere.
But then, what can we say, in little space,
about a department. that Is overlooking
with the beautiful and the practical. You
must come and see for yourself; we are
sure you will be more than repaid. Sec
ond Floor, New Building.
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Rare FurS at Rare Prices.


inches
lap
qualities lined with heavy brown
ASTRACHAN CoLLARETTE AT Se75Mk Scarf
10 inches lined ..,, -. - .,
with fancy silk AT S7"2S AND SO. 5O-Natura Alaska
Scarf
full At S92S-Mnk MuH, stripe
$4sO-Alaska
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Nottingham
Lace Curtains.

advanced in price, particularly within the
last ten days; but Notwithstanding that,
we offer YOU Curtains tomorrow at less
than old prices were:
500 pairs OF $500 and $3.50 Not
tingham Curtains AZ $3.50 pair.
ITS pairs White Irish Point Curtains,
Sc 90 kind at 81. 90 pair.
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Our ST. Nicholas Margarine OF


Marion Crawfords
book Crus, popular books Of the
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Underwear at less ..
than Makers Prices. Il

To Right Of Main Entrance. fortunate
underwear, kinds enough to supply all the
family, and the prices are less than the
makers.
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 2ec.-women's
Extra heavy shaped ribbed Cotton Vests,
high neck, long sleeves, with drawers to
match, sizes 4, S and &.
AT Ice. and 2sc. INSTEAD OF Csc. to
60c.-Children's Natural Merino Vests,
self fronts and long sleeves with panta-
lettes and drawers to match, sizes 10 to
"a, lee. each; 20 10 81, zoe. each.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 59c.-Men's very
heavy and warm silver grey, fleece lined
shirts, self front, long sleeves, with
drawers to match, sizes, shirts "a to
a., drawers, 80 to 40.
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 75c.-Men's ex-
ira fine Natural Merino Shirts, finished
with self fronts and pearl buttons, also
Drawers with suspender tapes, TO match,
sizes, shirts, "a to A.; drawers, 80
TO 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

Nothing leads more
surely TO the possibility
Of good digestion waiting
on appetite than spotless
Table Linen. Our Linens
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ChiIdren's Refers and Long Coats Reduced

And the weather has affected the Oh
should overcome all kinds Of weather.
AT $2.75 AND $3.48, WE'RE $3.75
AND $5.25-75 Children's Refers in
two-toned Persian cloth or blue Oxford
mixture, some tailor made, others with
fancy collars and capes trimmed with
double rows OF braiding, 4 to u years.
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Bed
Clothing.

big, light, airy place with beds fitte
conveniently show all kinds OF Be
erings.
AT $2.le and $500, REGULAR
AND $3.75-Comfortables, fill,
pure white cotton, handsome
covering.
AT STATS, $l6.50 UP
$39.00-Silk Cover, Down fillec
forts; extra good quality OF Do,
handsome patterns.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF $3.50
fornia Wool Blankets, large sir
bound.
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These are just as COM
Portable as they look, and
the prices lower than
they appear in the type.
AT 98c. INSTEAD OF
Sl.45-All-wool Elder
Jo,,, nraee;,g Sacnuac
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Dress Goods Ready for the Holidays.
Take Revolving Stairway to Second Floor.
awy
full and
il
building only 20 seconds from floor
The COlOred.
French
Armue, 46
choice latest plain colors
Tailor FOR $4007
Poplns,
FO $30S yards all Cashmere portion for $3.50 $47S $S25
The Black.
FOR all wool Surah FOR $37s7
FOR $2O7 yards all wool Figured FOR $42s7 Pebble
jacquard
$a257 Chevo $s.25,
Estamene and So so, saving o
FOR S3SO-7 yards all wool Camels on regular
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ClOakS and Separate Skirts.

The unreasonable weather opened
much to your benefit. ~ we had had regl
been impossible. Can you afford to overl
OF the purchase TO you.
AT$2.s8 INSTEAD OF $500 TO $7.OO
200 Separate Dress Skirts in cheyiots,
serges, piaids, &C., variety OF different
styles, percaline lined.
AT $7.75 INSTEAD OF $l0.75-50
Separate Dress Skirts in broadcloth and
cheviot, with application OF taffeta out
lined with braid, box pleated back,
percaline lined.
AT SITS INSTEAD OF Sll.oO TO
SI3.OO-l7S Jacketsin kersey, cheviot
and other materials, we'll cut and
tailored, several different styles, all
Handsomely lined.
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The Blankets, Comfort
ables and such things
you will find on the Sec
ond floor, new building:
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tomorrow at special price are up-to-date
wear themselves out in the service OF the r
AT $3.98, REGULAR $500 AND
100000 assorted Silk Waists, car
dinal, cerise, royal, heliotrope and navy,
also pretty and dainty stripes, both
styles, Has corded effects, dress waist
sleeve.
AT $4.ss, REGULAR Se.so-Taffeta
SILK Waists, dainty colorings. Back
and front and top OF sleeves corded.
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AT $2.98, REGULAR SOB AND S4.sB
$50 assorted French Flannel Waists.
light and medium coiorings, including
the celebrated King Waists. And also
225 rich Polka-dot French Flannel
Waists, cardinal, heliotrope, navy,
lavender, rose and black, with hand.
some silk embroidered dot. Never sold
less than S4.98. all to 20 at sos.
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Sheets,
Pillow Cases,
Muslin.

York Mills and Pequot Muslin, As x 80.
AT 1oc. INSTEAD OF 12hc.-Pillow
Cases, corded border, made Of good
Muslin, AS X 80.
AT 12hc. INSTEAD OF l5Hc.-Hem-
stitched Pillow Cases. As x SO.
AT 39c. EACH INSTEAD OF 50c.-
Unbleached Muslin Sheets, made Of
good heavy Muslin, "a az yards.
AT &c. REGULAR Sc.-White Cambria
Muslin, yard wide.
AT lOc. YARD INSTEAD OF i5c.-
Remnants OF fine long Cloth, soft finish.
yard wide.
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over the scene, the improvements, the
conveniences and engagements will make
this one OF the most attractive shopping
places in New York.
PAPER BASKETS-An endless variety,
mostly our own importation, and the
prices are very low.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA KETTLES
Pretty designs and shapes in brass and
nickel, have patent asbestos lamps and
the latest Improvements; choice OF
three styles, $3.50.
THE BISSELL'S Cyco-Bearing Sweeper
is represented in our Housefurnshing
Department, and we will offer for to-
morrow:
The ECONOMY at 80c.
The "Standard Al SITS.
Tho "Crsnd Rspids" At $3.50.
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Library
Desk Fittings.

unique things too many TO mention.
Have a look at the Dresden China desk
fittings. And everything in Christmas
cards, and calendars OF course.
Solid Gold Pen, and Pearl Holder, In
plush case, at 7Sc.
latest novelty, Postal Gard Album, acc.
Package containing IL Souvenir Postal
Cards, views Of New York, Philadelphia,
Niagara Falls, Washington, Chicago and
Baltimore, at SC. a package
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Wrappers
and
Dressing
SacQueS.

In cardinal, grey, pink and blue, made
with sailor collar, handsomely braided.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF Sl.50-Flannel-
cite Wrappers In black and white as.
sorted checks, fancy yoke, front and
back trimmed with braid, deep flounce
on bottom, full skirt.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF $3.50-Swan's
down Wrappers, dainty colorings, elab-
orately trimmed with Lace and Satin
Rihhon
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More
Attractions
for the
Baby.

AT csc. REGULAR Sl.75-Faille Silk
Caps in French style, trimmed with
ribbon and fur head in this lot. Faillc
Silk Poke Bonnets in cream only.
AT S2.eS REGULAR $3.9S-B Bedford
Cord Goats in cream only, to 3 years,
circular collar, ribbon trimmed, silk en-
broidered edge on collar.
AT Sl.eS AND S2.eS-Excellent values
in Eiderdown Goats and Cloaks, cream
and colors
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CHHHCc TOT us 10 NIuke IHIS puICHuse
ar wintry weather these prices would have
ok them? We pass along every advantage
AT$lo.2S INSTEAD OF $l4.so-iOo
Jackets in tan or black English kersey,
particularly stylish, REFER effect,
trimmed with rows OF stitching, lined
with SINNERS satin.
Sl4.50-75 Bicycle or Rainy Day
Skirts, majority in reversible cloths,
finished with rows Of stitching around
lower part.
And many other items equally as attract
i've in value.
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AT $a.Io WERE $3.50 AND $3.50
so Children's Long Goats In navy blue,
red, cadet, in a good quality OF French
flannel, lined throughout, cape prettily
braided, in 2, 3 and 4-year sizes.
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u course. Single and Double breasted
Goats, made In the latest style from pure
Oh wool cheviots and cassimeres in nobby
MIXTURES. also some Of blue cheviots,
hh'd with good quality serge.
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The Desirable in Black Silks.

Here 10 the best Black Silk offer Of the season. And
present than waist skirt Of the popular silk
2O-inch Black Ptyu de Soie 7ec. in 24-inch Black
stead OF 81 90 stead Of SITS.
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ses9 Of III III. p i. c, g, M Tafieta 81 90 per
,IIImSe n,s@A is~u ue So'e' ~''oo anteed TO
inch RlscI Pesu de Soie 81 az In. 27-inch Black
stead Of $780, QUO.