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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
Notice of Forfeiture.

Williams. ArisonA. Nov. a. fsa-ro Rstrf-k 5oilnston, his heirs and HssaEnss fcu Kre aarst1I nefitssi that tts undersigned Aa2s derina fAs Tsars fssi lSG and tsla. sxpaoded EIs4l t9aa- ts-1ns hun4ircd 8oliArs, tn lahos aza iRarrDFs- f1sEte. npoh tbe following uinas. to stf- Asisa netro3l Sifi. kenns<iy. ttscAgc tdaektirt nnd @nre tssUn. ell located in Sim Jim GaiaA. Hack ks-ek rzintEs aistrict. aarApAi cuanay ferritery ef AriEanA- The nolices af lucns "a ef said MsniEr c5alaas are rscord in tha affns of ths county recorder af N.FspAi Saaafy, Ari- aons. As foilgwss Atias. in book ~, pasn x1 Dstroit. iE bssesk e. pass stls Gift. in neak a pszs =, heaaets, ta hsek s4, per zt AlcAso Ia bsuk tt paEe sea BlRek olrd. in hS,1k tl paas sssS. sna -nse Down in bo-ok ta. paas s8, sil U. iug ~ carsis of Ent1as of assApai county ArtnaaA Tts aheEe amount of uosk wns rerfnsmed ln ors-r htsld sEi1 mining clAilas under tha pro- rislous af sCtilln ssi of the rsFisss stafulaa ~ tile uitd ,1ste4 and anusnkzne1ts rhers1n. con- crruinE asraAi iabor upon mining ctAans. f her ing tbs Anaouni rosl irea Co hold cad elAtms foF tiae perfcsis ending flsc. a. lsa8 isS7 and i6R4 tha s1m of sitt heiagsKps1dsd upon eneA of nzia claims daring each U sAid yeArA And n wtfkin ninesy kll az4s after tke Erst puiaicnftoA hsre- of yoq taii Or refuee Co contribute your prepaR- tiuE of netd extendifuFea as ou-9Sner. yuur tn1e- rsst in ssaa EliainE claims uiil heeome the proD- srty cf the euEscrihers Eulr co-ogners. 9ha hkse made tte ~ qutred ex Eendisure hx ths terms of sad ssotiun FtrIth kkAAhlf,
 tsEohaE O NHkRTOE-
 J. C. BROWN.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

About 75,OOO New England cotton mill operatives received an advance of 10 per cent ID their wages.
 John R. Mclean, the democratic leader of Ohio, has dissolved part uership with Charles L. Kurtz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Mrs. Julia Dent Grant, widow of General [. 5. Grant. has about com pleted her personal memoirs. She has been engaged on the work for nearly ten years. Her memoirs have been read and revised in the manuscript by many prominent men. Mrs. Grants "reminiscences are brought down to the wedding of her granddaughter, Julia Dent Grant. now Princess Cantscuzene.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
R.Eloa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uaitea states L@nd oa.

LnIllI 'LaLeH LAlll Uz1l1I
 Prescott. Arizons. Nov. a lssA Notice is hereby given that the foilosiag uAgsd ssttler h4s nied notice of his inaentioc ss make final ssroof in support of his elnim. and Decsmber z. iese. siz-. James '. WtElE6sid e Camp Verde. ArizonA, for the lots and and V k of NV | of sec- z4. and hE k Of Ak k ef see- S2. TWpisH RsE
 He names the following Wifnessss to prgEs his coBfinnous residence up0o and eElnTattna of said land. via.
 Id. Esid. ". A. 0nes. Wm- BristOw. w. Y. Rristgw al of l,auap Verde ArtsDnA-
 FhEuEfld,k A. TlkfTIaE. 9r. kagiE1sf. First uuhiicztiCn. Nov a fesa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Congress has adjourned for the holidays without admitting An Zons-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

BritcnnsCa sille felable source from whioh clergymea, pfoieS- sionai men and women, Scho- ars and educators everywhere araw information quickly. i has been the standard foT oveI a hundred years. You should not miss the opportunity oi Sarfrfrsrf ff,ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
H.EE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I~na ofhSe as Prsse0s., srs.ssA

Ikni Oftcc as Preseutt, srisep4,
 September q. fsA Notice is hereay given that the following named settler has fled ncfics 1f he tnlenti1n Co make final proof in suppsrt of kis elaia. and that .aid proof Wili be made before the bekisstR and lseceirer Rt Prescott. AnizonA, on Saturday. November a EspG, ri1 R Prank DennF. fcr tks SWh, Sec. a, Twp 1s, SRsR.
 lie nAEas the foilosInR Nitnsesas 10 pfyFs AA eoutinnu1s reEidsDoe upon. and calffgAtson of szid land. via:
 William M. Denny, of Rresoutt. AriE.. esazza G0nneil. of Preecaft. ArizonA. William E. Denay, of Juniper. Ar1souA, GeorEe A. Azns- worth. of juuitsar. Arizona = FHEuEklt, N A. TRfTLE JR- RAEis s4. Fira- pu uflieafinu- eept Hl fHA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
2H.KB NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Oftcs at Prs~cOtt Arizona.
 Oct a IaQg Notice is hereby given uuAt tes followlns named zettler haz fed notsce of her in1enllot so make final proof in support of hsr slAin, ed that sAid proof will he made before Ragis1er nad EseeiEer at Prescorf. ArEsonA, co NedneeoAE, Nov 2e. Isea. vizs N. Adsliae Strt1khs14 e Storm, Aria, for tbe VI of SWz. Sks -0f kA \. and SWAl of AES.Of sec 1s. twp IS N ksN. her ooatinuous residence aDon, and e1lsiEx<1oz of, said land. via
 RB. Psuber4on. Waitsr Cox. {. WOllsnhsrs. of Prescott. Aria. and J. P. Storm. of 5eorm.
 FREDFRICK A- TRTTLE JR- =Firss publioAtion Oct q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Eleven democrats supported the financial bill passed by the lower house of congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Bell Escapes Deportation for a Time.

Bernard Bell. who was confined on board La
Champagne for deportation by order OF the
immigration Commissioner was brought be-
fore Judge Lacombe in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday on n writ OF habeas
corpus. and in consequence the steamer sailed
without him. Bell arrived here on May 9 in a
straitiacket and the immigration authorities
ordered that he be sent back on tho ground of
insanity, His counsel said that Bells condi-
ton was due to his having been drugged on o
train between Paris and Havre for purposes OF
robbery Judge LacomDe set the case down
f4rneNt. Tuesday, aud the man was sent to st.
Nincpnt's HO,pitul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Creditor After GIoistcin.

Justice Srhurhman NJ the CITY Court has APP
pointed George l.eyentritt receiver in supplies
mentary proceedings FOR August GlOisteiu,
liquor dealer. at Grand aud Essex streets, who
has kept Il saloon there tor tha past eighteen
years. Adolf Prince has recovered a Judgment
against Gloistein for SID ior liquors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
8ruokIyu advertisements.
BURT'S
Shoes.
Our New Style for
Spring and Summer
Complete in Every Detail.

Ladies' Kid Button Boots, with
patent leather tips, very easy walk
ing boot, at $500 and $500 pair.
Ladies' Patent Leather Whole
Foxed Button Boot, straight tip, al
$500 and 5000 pair.
Tan Button and Lace Boots, made
on the newest shaped lasts, at $3.50,
$3.50 and $500.
Childrcn's Sensible Shoes, with
heavy sole for street or the light sole
for house wear.
Our line of Little Mems Shoes are
made in the Russia calf or the black
calf, making very stylish shoe for
hard wear. And at prices as low as
reliable goods can be sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Arrivals by st. Paul and Cnmpapia.

Mr.. and Mrs, Royal Phelps Carroll. Mr.. and
Mrs. W, Butler Duncan. Jr. and Horace l..
Turnurc. Jr. were passengers on the Ameri.
can ''nrT ~, lnui, when hTT!Eeh Yesterday
from liy"rpool and Queenstown. were Lady
Charles Paul"t. l.i"ut-Col j. Il. MacLean aud
the Baroness de lpuGuruiI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

AT 29c. INSTEAD OF & Good
Percale Waists in stripes and checks,
all seams covered, detached collars.
AT 49c. INSTEAD OF 75c.-Good
Percale and Fancy Lawn Waists, in
dainty stripes and checks Of the we'll
known Unique make.
AT o9c. INSTEAD OF S1.OO AND
Sl.25.-A choice line Of Derby and
Unique Waists, in percale and lawn;
neat stripes and figures.
AT CSC. INSTEAD of si.5o.-As-
sorted styles and makes, in Fancy
Lawns and PercaleS and Ginghams,
dainty ColoringS; others at SIPS,
Sl.45, $40 and Si.O8.
White Lawn Waists, in assorted
styles, some entire yoke tucked,
others tucked and insertions, at 98c.;
regular $50.
Good white fancy Pique Waists
at 98c,; regular $3.50.
Fine white fancy Lawn Waists,
of the Eagle make, 4 clusters of tuckS,
and fine embroidered insertion, at
Sl.t0.
Fine White Waists, round yoke,
back and front finished with fine
embroidery, at St,08.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Wrappers Well made, conven.
and lent, summary things
COIOred comfortable and pretty
PettiCOatS. too.

Fancy Lawn Wrappers in dainty color
ings, pink, lavender, blue and gray, ruttle
over shoulder, wide skirt. at 79c; regular
Si.25.
Handsomely braided, in fine lawn, at Csc.
Soft finished Percales, handsomely en-
broidered, at 81. 20.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF 81. 5o-Silk- finished
Sateen Petticoats, in handsome colorS, cerise,
cardinal, green, violet and purple, made UNI
brella rutfle, corded, full size.
AT $S.9S INSTEAD OF ~Si2.OO-Extra fine
Taffeta Silk Petticoats. in pink, green, laven-
der and other shadings; also black. made
with 1S-inch accordion pleated rufile, pinked
edge.
Excellent values in corded effects, good
t~affeta, handsome shadings, at S49S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Boys Knee
Trousers,
Incfood &c 7O/
3SOpairs Boys

iOuoSio CiypC tn ~
49c. Instead OF 79c. years, made from
fine all wool caSSimereS and cheviots,
III brown and gray plaidS, patent
wristbands and strongly sewn, at 49c.
| ess Than And these are the
Holt priceS delicate, dainty, prettily
i.o'' '''N|o made fashionable things
Tor Laces. of the season. including
Fancy Laces and Insertions, white,
ivory, champagne, and butter shades,
in various makes and widths, 1Oc.,
1876, i9c., 25c., 39c., and 49c. per
yard regular prices CSC. to CSC.
All-overs, white, ivory, and butteT
shades, 45c., SOC, 75c,, and CSC.
yard regular prices 75c. to $3.50.
Valenciennes LaceS ard Insertions,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
The Greatest Shoe Event of the Year.

The Greatest Shoe Event of the Year.
AT S.7S and Better Than Many Sold at $500 and $500.
These are all new Shoes, a full and complete assortment to sell at
$3.50, but our price, s1.75, is exactly 45c per pair less than they cost the
maker to produce. Made specially for us on our very newest lasts, broad soles
sensible shape, military heels, hand-sewed wetS and thoroughly up to date, and
will bear out our wen-known reputation for being the first store to introduce
the newest and best kinds of Shoes in Brooklyn.
We can't say too much of them; they will sustain all kinds of praise it's
almost giving them away at S175. Lots of shoes not as good are sold every
day for $500 and $500. There are three kinds all at S175-fne gce kid
Button Shoes, fine gace kid Oxford Ties, and tan Russia Calf Oxford Ties. Just
the Shoes for present use. Three pairs at about the ordinary price of one.
Another Episode in Fancy Silks.
10000 Yards at 55c, 6Oc. 69c, zc, S5c, 9c. to 94c, Instead of
7c. to Sl.50.
There are SO many of these of different shades and designs and weights
and textures that pen faters in description. We must let you Judge of the real
bargains by the prices, Sc. to 94c. instead of 7c. to 81 so silks, and come and
examine them for yourself. If not pleased, blame nature, for the artist who
designed them must have stolen from her the cooS and tntS.
India Silks at 3c. to Sl.0O. Black Silks.
There's an immense variety of these As for these we've the best values
Printed lndaS, Fouhrds, and Satin ever offered in Black Peau de Sole,
Liberty, all newest designs and colorS, Satin DucheSH, TafetaS, Imported
at 30c, 400, SOC, 00, 700, $50. SurahS, Merveileux, Pophns, eros
and SiOo. Grains and Crepe de Chine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Incompatible Prices for Small
Wares. On Special Tables.

wares. VII opeCIdl ldDleS.
Labor Lighteners oil ne s Hlue name me
for Bright up.to.date A,,to.
housekeeperS. matte, has made
its mark as a quick cooker. Is as
simple and easy to manage as a mu-
sic box, as safe as gas and as econom-
ical as a miSer. We will take pleasure
in showing it to you, and to make it
matter of price interest will sell the
$3.50 two-burner for S5.S5.
The No. 20 Economy Gas Hot Plate is
worthy its wel-won reputation for best,
built in sturdy fashion, and its all nickel
plated heavy castings make it a real kitchen
beauty. Just to create a big demand, the
81. so size for $t.e8.
Losers Challenge Carpet Sweepers,
made to sell for $500, our price sos.
BlSselTS Economy Carpet SweeperS, Csc.
instead of 81, 50.
Strong double zinc Wash Boards, isc.
instead of zoe.
Lawn Swing, Columbia. the strongest
swing manufactured, $500 instead of $3.50
Japanned Iron Toilet Stands, complete with
bowl and pitcher, just the thing for country
houses, 500. instead Of St.25.
New England Cake Closets, strongly made,
$50, instead Of SOC.
3-quart blue and white enameIled Sauce
Pans, t8c. instead of 29c.
2-quart blue and white enamelled Sauce
Pans, sc. instead Of 25c.
Lawn Settles, painted vermilion and var
niShed, 69c. instead Of 500.
i6-inch Oval Japanned Trays, DC. instead
of t9c.
F. & N. Economy Lawn Mowers, 10, IL
and IA inch, $3.50 instead Of 81 so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
India Silks at 39c. to Sl.00.
A Great Sale of Cotton and Silk Waists
Better Costumes and Better Prices.

Probably no time since the popular Shirt Waist came into use have we
had such a gathering of them as we have prepared for you tomorrow. The
cost of some of them is but a tife, yet they are put together by the hand of an
artist, tucked and sashed and telaced with that arful simplicity which always
displays the work of the best skilled artisans. All kinds of materials, too,
among them a specially new lot of 10000 cotton ones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14
Another Corset
Opportunity,
49c. and Sl.50.

sateen strips over bones, lace trim.
ming on top, long waists, IS to 80
inch, at 49c.
200 pairs of imported c. P. a
La Sirene gored Corsets in white,
black, pink and blue, extra quality
of material, silk Tossed and trimmed
on top with fine French lace, sizes
IS to 20, at $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

12-yard pieces, at iOc, t5c., i9c.,
25c, 39c., and 49c. per piece.
EVERYTHING The making up Of
in ininos the gown may mar
Lrs'' or make its beauty
Ineap' 100. and becomingneSS,
and it's the lining that forms the
basis for tit as we'll as appearance.
Our lining store is complete with
the best of everything, and here's a
sample of its price advantage:
lie. FOR zoe. QUALlTY,-lmported black
French Haircloth, 80 inches wide,
$50. FOR 35c. QUALITY Black Mohlir, high
lustre, imported, suitable for Skirtings and
bathing suits, IS inches wide,
AT 12lsc.-Royal Lawns, in white and high
colorS, for use under sheer summer fabrics,
So inches wide.
Ask to see Spun Glass in fast black and all
fashionable lining shades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

Popular Brio .Brac at Half Price.
Of two kinds, one style is a rich
dark blue, designs laid on an ivory
ground, and richly traced with fine
gold. There are eight pretty shapes,
and many sizes of each shape, from
the small cabinet pieces to vases.
These vases are really artistic goods,
and did they bear the imprint of
some better-known maker would
likely sell for five or six times as
much as we ask for these.
$500, reduced from $1,000.
$500, reduced from 5000.
$3.50, reduced from $500.
$500, reduced from $500.
$3.50, reduced from $500.
Si.oo, reduced from $500.
87c., reduced from St.75.
75c., reduced from $3.50.
And six hundred large size and
prettily decorated and trimmed with
gold Austrian Vases:
$500 Vases, SOC.
$500 Vases, CSC.
$500 Vases, $3.50.
Fine Art Ware.
A large and varied assortment of
fine Art Pottery and Brio. -Brac
shown in two large cases. This is a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

CHlLDREN'S AND MISSES
WAlSTS.-In fancy Percales, at 49c.,
500, &C.,, 1885,, and CSC.
In White Lawns and Piques, at CSC.
and St.45. Sizes 8 to IA years.
AT S4.oS INSTEAD OF $500 to
So.OO.-i5O handsome Silk Waists,
made of the best tafieta silk, in fancy
plaids and stripes, in a variety of the
newest c%oloringS, some made full
front, stock collar, dress sleeve, fancy
cuffs, others tucked and corded front.
AT 1898 INSTEAD OF S5.5o.-too
extra quality Taffeta Silk Waists,
in newest ~shadings, lavender, rose,
pink, green and blue, made with two
clusters of bias tuckS in front, 6 rows
of tucking in back, silk stock collar.
AT S2.9S, REGULAR 1913 and
81. $3.50 assorted japanese and
wash Silk Waists; the japanese
in black, lavender, ceriSe some
are corded bias effects, others made
with pleats; the washable silk in the
newest checks all detachable collars.
Very stylish Dress Waists, newest
~colorings and designs, at S6.0S and
$3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

all our own recent importation, and
are the most beautifully carved
Castellina marble that comes from
Italy.
The new Cupid and Psyche"
a handsome piece of the marble art,
standing SO inches high, $4,000; re-
duced from S225.OO.
Imperio, 80 inches high, slightly
imperfect, $4,000; reduced from
$4,000.
Idilio, 81 inches high, $500; re-
duced from $4,000.
Modestia, 20 inches high, $500;
reduced from $3.50.
Amor and Psyche, large size, in
Guiding pedestal, $500; reduced
from $4,000.
Louis XVI. 20 inches high, $1,000;
reduced from $1,000.
Merveilleuse, IS inches high,
$1,000; reduced from $1,000.
Idilio, 17inches high, $500; re-
duced from 5000.
Imperio, II inches high, $500;
reduced from S26.5O.
Pompadour, Marguerite, and sew
eral other subjects, are marked
$500; reduced from S22.5o and
$500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

Bedford cord Shirtings, i'll very
pretty checks, stripes and plaids;
neat dark and light colorings they
have the new narrow turn-down
collars and link cuffs /; nicely made
and perfect fitting, not 10 he con-
founded with anything that sells
ordinarily at this low price, 49c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-14

Cut Glass at Half.
Sugar and Cream Sets, handsome
" cut and polished, in a fine SATIN
lined case, $500; regularly worth
$1,000.
Bowls in fine lined cases, S5.75,
regularly worth $3.50; $500, regu-
larly worth $1,000.
Is S-inch bowls and e-inch square
Naples, two designs, S3.o8; re-
duced from 5000 and $3.50.
IS 7-inch square Naples, 1898;
reduced from 5000.
Water Bottles, $t.o8, S2.o8, $3.50
and $500.
Lamps at Half.
Here is an offering of handsome
hand painted Lamps, fitted with large
globes to match. The decorations
are artistic, the shapes of the new style,
and all are fitted with best burners.
S3.7S instead of 5000.
1898 instead of $1,000.
$3.50 instead of $500.
1898 instead of $500.
Marble Busts.
Our whole superb collection of
Marble Busts has been marked
down for this sale. The subjects are
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Boys BIOuses
29c. for the
49C. Kinds.

BlouSes, which we offer at less than
the actual wholesale price. They
are made from a splendid quality of
dimity and lawn, in pretty patterns,
also plain dark tolorS, nicely rufled,
sailor collars and turn-back cuffs, the
ACC. kind, and to close out at once
we mark them 29c.
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Plain and Fancy "A lot pss OF the
Suitings printed Dress
at Half. Goods. both plain
and fancy Suitings, French and Ger
man, many of which we offer to-
morrow at half their original prices.
AT Co.,, REDUCED FROM Si.Oo-
IA inch Changeant Granite Suit
ings, 10 different combinations of
colorS.
9Sc., REDUCED FROM s1.5o-44
inch silk and wool Novelty Mixtures,
new choice styles.
S1.25, REDUCED FROM S2.oo-44
inch silk and wool Barre Grenadine.
AT si.75, REDUCED FROM $3.50
40 inch silk and wool Broche Crepon,
all select designs.
AT s1.75, REDUCED FROM $3.50
AND S3.75-47 inch silk and wool
Crepon Tissues, the richest goods
imported.
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fredtrirk Tofser & Of.


l2ic. for This is a lot Of 5000
the 7oc yards of beautiful white
n: w. Piques, all the very newest
fiques' things, at the height of
the season for them, too, and at the
best prices eve known, 12Ac. a
yard regular value zoe.
White 124c. for regular 1Sc.
awrs Fancy White Lawn, lace
is' effect, stripes and plaids.
L'hOhs' 121c. for regular 18c.
Muslins. White India Linon, 40
inches wide and very fine quality.
SC. for regular &c. White Cambria
Muslin, yard wide and all exception
ally good quality.
Pillow Cases These are a lot of
and Sheets e elllow Jases ana
at the Best superior quality Of
Prices Yet. muslin, and put to-
gether in the best manner, nicely
Numbered. and at prices less than the
cost of plain muslin by the yard.
Pillow Cases.
4oHx36 inches, SIC. each; regular Tic.
45x36 inches, 9l1c,; regular 1916.
5ox36 inches, 1oHc.; regular i4c.
54x36 inches, 1t1Ic; regular i6c.
Sheets.
21lx2n yards, 4oc. EACH regular SIC.
Table linens Some more of
and those genuine bar
Towels. and Towellinn that is
making this store talked about far
and wide.
Bleached Table Linen, 4Sc. for regular
Coo. yard; 55c. yard for regular zoe.
Extra good quality Irish Table Damask,
69c. yard for regular $50. $50. yard for
regular $40.
Dinner Napkins, $1.3o dozen for regular
fi.75; S2.19 dozen for regular S2.7s.
1880 Huck Towels, extra large size and
good quality, 1916. for regular tSc.
Kitchen Towelling, all linen, very heavy,
"a inches wide, toc yard for regular 1Sc.