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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24
Ranea of PRICES.

Furnished by ]. c. Goings. Commission
Merchant, 112 East 9TH st, Topeka, Kan,
receiver and shipper of grain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24
Grain Letter.

Furnished by ]. C. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East Fifth St Topeka,
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24
Ranges OF Prices on stock.

Furnished by ]. c. Goings. Cofhmission
Merchant 112 East Fifth St. Topeka,
Kan, receiver and shipper of grain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24

-YOH haze anything to Trade,
1Uhetber it is a Bicycle, a StOOe
or a Piano, tell the people about
It f's This Paper, AID you aUfH
get q Customer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24

Y0A haze property TO Rent or
For Sale, the easiest, simplest
and cheapest sOay to bring it
before the public is to PIT a
little Advertisement fss The
State journal. 1t gOM be read
e0eIyGCItere iN the State of
Kansas.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
LaCeS.

Where the stock is OF the choicest the remnants
must be likewise. Rich bargains that are offered
tor tomorrow.
What is left of Black and White Silk Chenille,
tor fronts and waists, handsome patterns and 22
inches wide. S375 is the actual value. $3.50 a
yard
The neatest for decoration OF evening waists and
gowns is Silk Gauze, with lace stripes; these are
some short lengths, in White, Pink and Blue worth
SI.5o yard, for SI.oo.
Short lengths of 4 and 5-inch Point Venise Lace,
in White and Cream; some of the pieces only IA
yards long others are 4 yards long; 25c. quality
for IOc. yard
Floor Vest Aisle
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Boys Clothing.

You must remember these are broken lots-and
not delay your coming and expect to find them
waiting for you. On every day but Friday you can
count on getting what advertise-but Fridays
You must be first or run the risks.
Three Blue Cheviot MILDLY Suits, with collar,
vest and shield trimmed with wide Black braid and
Red silk soutache One three and two four-year
sizes worth S3-for $I.0S
Nine Boys Double-breasted Short Pants Suits,
OF neat plaid and mixed cheviots; all wool and fast
color Mark the Sizes, o-then they skip to IA,
IS and 10 Worth $3.50. Remnant price-S24S.
Four Brownie Suits that have been 81; Gray
and Brown Cheviot jacket and pants and leather
vest trimmed with braid one OF the novelties and
sizes 3 and 4 only are left-S3.9S
Last two OF a lot of Gray Checked Cheviot Nor
folk Jacket Suits; both size 7; worth S6.5o-for
1898.
Six Boys 81 and $3.50 Double-breasted Short
Pants Suits, and three Brownies that have sold for
S. 50. The Double-breastcd in sizes 8, 9, TO-
u and I3 years; the Brownies are 4 and 5. Choice,
S4.08 -
Six Boys Blue Serge Refers, all wool and fast
color; sizes 5, 7 and years; worth $6-for 1898.
Sizes g. and Plain Blue and Fancy Cheviot
Sailor Suits, all wool and fast colors; made with
combination collar and shield worth $5-for S.. so
Floor West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Table and Toilet China.

One Carlsbad China Tea Set and it's beauty,
richly decorated and gold traced, with few unes-
sential pieces missing. Complete it was $695.
Now it is $395.
One English Porcelain Dinner Set, with border
design and avishly gold traced; slightly imperfect
we'll show you wherein. Regular price, S8.98
Special price, $500.
One Toilet Set, light Brown decoration and gold
traced. Mug and Brush Holder short Worth
S2.0S Reduced to SI.98.
Three Slop Jars, with such decoration that they'll
join most any set becomingly; gold lined, too. Re-
duced from S295, for SI45.
Nineteen odd Soap Dishes, Brush Holders
Mugs and Small Pitchers. Now, then, if your set is
minus either of these pieces you fill in to ad-
vantage. Reduced from 25c. to Ioc for choice
Five Decorated Chambers perfect in every way
neatly decorated and with cover; reduced from 5oc.
Special 25c.
Fifth Floor West. Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Shoes.

We take prompt measures with broken lots OF
ohoes-N1en's, Women and Children's. Especially
low, when the makers are rushed it's hard to fill
II missing sizes. Better TO wipe out remnants
md replace with complete lines
II Shoes
aud kid tops If wear 4 sa you
Shoes
IS 3,
pairs French Calf Riding Boots. Now then elues
trians they $1a tinnhsewed 8
pair Riding Boots tops; d-sewe
Size 5and SIG wouldn't replace $3.50
pairs of regulation Ba Shoes extra high cut, Will
handsewe soles. Regular price S434
pairs Goat Shoes,
$3.50 quality. s1.S3
pairs Foot Ball Shoes
27 Ladies' Ltona Kid patent
tips-You depend on it, Gu
had been Reduced $3.50
$1.69 u
Spring heel wi patent
tips; scattering sizes, from 11h to 2, 81 a pair.
thldrens Springfield Will
soes and patent leather tips Scattering S5c
lots Spring Shoes In and
Satin Calf. better
left--$1 a pair.
first Floor
Evening star., 1899-11-02
COlOred Dress Goods.

If six yards is enough for dress for you, three
OF YOU can get the goods at practically half price.
Fancy Cameis Hair Cheviots the most stylish OF
the wool weaves for fall and winter and dark color
lngs that everybody likes. The regular price was
$50 for piece Remnant price-S3.5o -...1
The Nenetlans are having heavy sale, and that
gives us 200 yards OF reconnaissance Red, some
Green, some Blue. some Plum, some Violet and
some Black; all wool and good weight. Varying
lengths from enough for waist to enough for a
tu suit; worth 75c. yard
Remnant price is only 49c. yard. -'
seconI Floor. West.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Underwear.

All the Shirts in this lot have been sold and only
SIX pairs OF the Pants are left-Ladies' White Me
rino Were ST. Now soc. pair
Broken lot of Ladies Pure Wool Vests and
Pants, American made but they are none the less
worthtul for that; Pink and Blue, but they don't
shade Just exactly right ST. so value for o5c gar
mcnt
Ladies White Nerino sizes 80 3s and 40
only aud only Of size; reduced from ba 10
w
'hiidrens White and In size Is
some Zoe grade 20c. Choice
Boys White Mcrno Shirts and Drawer nd IN
say the large sizes better 45 Tpders.ar
Ladies' Blue SILK Vests. necka long
thy are Light Blue but they faded lighter
stin Two of them; each. s225
First Floor, WcstR Rear
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Mems and Boys Hats.

The best Hat man ever wore with Macintosh
or a Heavy Coat is that English Cloth Derby.
We find we carried over from last season nearly 4
hundred-in Black, Brown and Tan mixtures, silk
lined and silk stitched. They sold at s. and S..
We shall not discriminate in the clearing out.
Choice, 69c. ..t..
Broken lot of Boys Golf and Jockey Caps
some are plain Blue-but mostly fancy cassimeres
and chevots. 25c. is the cheapest and Soc the
best among them.
You pick as you please for I2c.
Baby's Atwood ToQues. Red, White and Blue,
with double bands and silk cords and ornaments.
Worth up to SOC. Choice for 29c.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
The SakS Stores News for Tomorrow
Remnants.

Its very important matter to that each
weeks Remnants shall be entirely cleared out on
Friday You know how odds and ends clutter the
home SO they clutter the store. And when, as
last week special occasion arises that compels the
setting aside OF the tdyine day the accumulation is
enormous, and we take extra care, through greater
reductions in the price to crowd both weeks Rem
nants into one days selling.
Another thing-the very OF the omission
is Remnant maker in itself
They're not confined to one department. But the
whole house contributes all it has. Hard to need
anything that won't have representation among the
Remnant lots tomorrow
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Boys Furnishings.

We make Suit shows on forms and those forms
have to be dressed up with shirts and collars, etc.
here are seven Shirts just taken off the forms;
sizes I2H and IA. They are laundered now, but
will have to be done fresh before they be
worn. You'll save enough to pay for three wasll-
ings. Worth 75c. Special at 800
A dozen White and Fancy Shirt Waists that
have been doing the same duty-sizes 4, 7, 8 and
10, and meet the same fate. Reduced from ST each
to SOC.
And here are the Collars, pure linen, but little
soiled; some with capes for the smallest boys; toc.
and SC. kinds for &C.
Fourth Floor, West. Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Black Dress Goods.

Black is universal need-and we're going to
part with these short lengths" for next to nothing
One 4H-yard length of Black Cameps Hair Zin-
berne, The regular price for the piece would be
S5-63 We shall reduce it to $275.
One 41a-yard length of Black French Serge, and
that IS worth 1888, Reduced to S2.5o for the
piece.
One 4-yard piece OF Black Silk and Wool Gre
pom the big blistered sort, and the bigger the bis
ter the more popular Crepon is you know These
a yards are worth S12. Remnant price-SIo for
piece.
Floor. West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Remnants of Wash Goods.

OF Silk Gingham, Madras, Flannelettes, Outing
Cloths and Percales There not less than 2Io
yards, in lengths from to yards.
We never buy renlnants-these are BUSINESS
made-rght here-the accumulation of this and
last week. That's character and quality convincing
12Hc. to 25c. grades. They'll all be on the coun-
tiers tomorrow. Remarked to 7c. yard
Remnants of White India Linen Swiss Organdv
Piques, Dmites and Swiss Lawns-good usable
lengths-and worth up to soc. yard-for the fine
qualities have been very active this season here
12Hc. yard.
Secon Floor. West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Infants Wears.

Children's Breakfast Jackets, in Eiderdown-
but we've only Gray lett OF the lot. Finished with
crochet edge and white satin ribbon; one, two
and three years can be fitted. Were 35c. Now 1oc
Five pairs OF Infants Laced Shoes, in Pink and
Blue Kid; the soft FIRST" Shoes; not as fresh
looking as we like to show. Some are 25c. and
Others are SOC Combined for your choice at
I5c- pair. -..
Three pairs OF Infants Pink and Blue Mecca
SINS DO our best, the sun will peep into the win
qowS and 1t always strikes the daintiest shades
Reduced from 25c. to I2Hc pair
second Floor, Fast Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Dress Skirts and Underskirts.

All lots OF less than ten Are here included-and
we've cut the prices as though we meant it Not
the worth S. for 4.oS sort of reduction
SIS SILK PettIess velvet shades FOR
$3.50 Twined SILK Peticoats nounce
stitched
s. Italian Cloth retticoas
little
$3f5 Heavy Mercerized silk Pecouts; not sin
you know only silk surfaced
5000 Satin Dress skirts trimmed
S115O Satin Dress Skirt, nib
bon
S6.75 Brocaded Slk Dress
Second Ecor
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Those Pipes at Half Price.

They are really remnants, for there is only one
or two of a kind. But are going to close out
the entire line-and have done with it. They are
French Briarwood, plain and trimmed and carved;
Meerschaums, genuine plain and carved; with long
amber mouthpieces; some with cases to keep them
n Meerschaum Cigar and Cigarette Holders,
plain and carved; real Fatheriand Pipes, Turkish
Water Pipes-all the highest class of smokers
goods
Cut square in half.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Millinery Trimmings.

Here's chance for you to try your hand at
trimming Hat Costless experiment-the ma
terlals will cost only about half the regular price
Lot of the fashionable Wings, Angel Wings,
Mercury Wings, Double Padded Wings Soft
Qullls, Pigeon Wings, four in a bunch; worth 4Sc,
for 25c.
H ndsomely Spangled Crowns and Wings, in
black only; worth $3.50, for osc
Three Brown Quills, held together with tuft of
mink k-tfat's high-style We've a few punches;
worth SI.35 each. oS cents
Third Floor West,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Leather Goods.

S995 for SI4 Sole Leather Dress Suit Case be-
cause it's the last one. Leather lined and brass
trimmed.
Two Ladies So Genuine Morocco Combination
Pocket Books long shape, with silver and jewel
trimmings. $3.50. z~a -. r-~
One Ladies Russet and one Green Leather I'M
ported Belt lnlaid with steel in design fancy round
buckles. Worth $780, for SI75
Two Ladies 81 Imported Green Leather Belts,
studded with steel and large novelty buckle $a:25
Nine Ladies soc. Red Leather Belts-I9 cents
First Floor. Aisle
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery.

NO telling what good fortune you may run across
at the Hosiery counters tomorrow. More than we
can spare the space to tell Of
% pairs Ladies' Orers-e Hose worth soc
for 25c. a
ls pairs Ladies' zoe Hermsdorf- Made
Hose with embroidered on ankl a
pairs Ladies Fancy BLACK
plaid feet golfy in n pair
~ pairs Chndren's 25c Fine Ribbed
"hits feet; mostly snd
Chhdrens 81 and 81 Pure Black, sizes
- os Z and sls We mark them all 81 a pair.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Remnants From Art Department.

Two Commenced Center Mats-enough of be-
ginning to show you the stitch and the effect-and
enough silk thrown in to complete them Worth
$3.50. Either one. ST.
One Hand-painted Blotter Pad-artistic enough
to be marked $I.5o. Last one of the lot-5o
cents.
Fine Hand-painted Picture Frames, less conven-
tional than wood and metal Three of them
worth $I.5o and two worth $1-they are quite
elaborate. Too bad they are little soiled Choice
IS cents.
Third ylooe, wsst Elevator,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Children'S Waists.

Don't skip an item. Read every one-for every
one IS worth reading and to those with a want is
bargain
Net Drawers Waists. those that are made with
seven strips OF tape and double row of buttons
Only size 2
I2Izc. each.
Ideal Waists, for children. made of lean and
Cambria. heavily stripped; and double row of pat
Gn buttons that cannot come off; scattering Sizes
Regular price, 25c- Reduced to I5c. each.
Second Floor. East
Evening star., 1899-11-02
SilVerWare,

When the holiday stock goes on sale it viii crowd
into the background these half dozen or so pieces
unless they are disposed of now Heavy quadruple
plating and. next to the Christmas patterns latest
designs.
Three Celery Dishes with handles
Worth 81
-Four Quadrupepe Tea handsomely engraved Worth
$3.50, for
Three Quadruplepate richly engraved gold
lined.
First Floor, West. Front.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
HOhenZOllern Underwear

One Of the German sanitary systems-in the
same class with Dr.. Jaeger's. Better or not we
don't pretend to say. Good Underwear even aside
from its hygienic merits-the shirts have double
fronts. You can't feel the cold in Hohenzolern
Underwear, &c
Shirt sizes left are "a, :36 and "A.
Drawers sizes are IS; ga, SO, 38 and 49,
About 80 pieces altads List price, $3.50 gar
ment. Remnant price, SI.5o
Mems 5oc- Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, scatter
terng szes-20c a garment. . -.......~
Floor East, Center. KY ia ,-..
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Trimmed Hats.

The quicker a lot becomes broken the surer the
sign of excellence and popularity It's safe to re-
gard remnants as the flower of the stock"
Lot OF Ladies Black Sailor Hats, bound and
trimmed with white silk; quills at side EVERYBODY
wants a 'roughng' hat-this will do for it. Worth
So, for S1.25.
Walking Hats, in black felt trimmed with felt
folds of red, white, gray, navy blue or brown, and
quilts. Worth Sd. 50, for $2.25
Third Floor West,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
First Cut i'm kOdaks.

A drop Of third in the price A surprise, for no
class of merchandise has held its own like Kodaks
Have been the best in Cameras-are the best still.
But by arrangement with Eastman Company we
can offer you their dozen leading models at this
unexpected reduction.
&5 Pocket Kodaks-s335.
$40 No. Folding Pocket
Slb No. Folding
$40 No. Folding Bull Kodsk-se@.
IS No. 2 Falcon Kodak-Ss.@.
IS No. 3 Buii's-eye
x12 4 l's-eyeK Kodak-Ssoo.
SIS No. Bull's-eye Special Kodak-sio
$40 No. Bullet Kodak-So.05.
$40 No. Panoama Kodsk-Sis.ss.
sS No. Cartridge Kodak-sie@
&s5 No. s Cartridge Kodsk-s24aA
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Ladies' Waists.

Do you ride a wheel? Corduroy Waists are the
kind to wear. Five Blue and Black ones; worth
S.. For S1e5.
S2.65 Flannel Waists, in several colorings, and
braid trimmed $I5o
Misses Blue Serge Waists, with polka dots and
White shield; worth S3.85. For SI.95.
Nelveteen Waists, Blue, Red, Green and Pur-
pie; worth S3-75. For $225. Only nine of them
Second Floor,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Gloves.

Many a lady has reason to thank our FRIDAY
Clearance Sales for Gloves worth two, three, even
four times what she paid for them. Another chance
tomorrow
38 pairs 2-clasp Kid Gloves in Black only, sizes
81, 534, and oA. They are ST Gloves for 5sc. a
pair.
so pairs Boys and Girls Wool Gloves, for cold
weather wear, in bright colorings; worth 3oc and
5oc Choice 25c. pair.
Floor,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Stationery.

Ten pounds-which means ten packages of Dub
lin Linen Paper-part OF the lot Blue-balance
White; octave and commercial sizes. Never sold
for less than 25c. pound. Until now-tf1is lot
I5c,
Twenty-six packages of "Pick-me-up" Paper and
Envelopes. The paper mills bundle up the odds
and ends this way. 90 sheets OF Paper and half
hundred Envelopes. All for Ioc
Eighteen boxes 25c. Cream Laid Antique Paper
lie. a box.
Floor,W
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Remnants Among Housefurnishinps

-Four Galvanized Iron Wash Boilers, the war
nted-not-to-rust kind; worth $I.25, for 6oc.
Eight Tin Bread Raisers. 10. 70 and 1t-or,-+
sizes made OF one piece and worth 5oc., for1soc
Ten 2-quart Tin Coffee Pots and Tea Pots. made
of polished tin; worth &c, for 12c.
Four left Of these Japanned Spice Boxes con-
tanning the seven small boxes for the seven spices;
worth SOC, for I5c
Floor. West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Table Linens.

Three yards OF Double Satin Damask, maiden
hair fern pattern and 2-yard width. The remnant
is worth $50. You shall have it for s5.os.
What you can save1on this cloth will more than
buy dozen All-linenGs Fast Sewage Napkins
that are worth $1.65.. There are dozen slightly
soiled. To go at $Ea5 aodozen
Ihree-yard lengths of So Double Satin Dam
ask in golden rod patteth with open border So
worth OF Danask fors44.9 So
Second Floor. West Elevators,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
JeWeIry.

Eight Pressed Glass Satve Jars, with siver-plated
chased top. Worth 25c., for Ioc
Three Sterling Silver Link Bracelets, with pad
lock. Worth ST So for ST. co.
Two Chased and Sterling Silver Nethersole
Bracelets. 75c. each .~-
Large Amber Tuck Comb, worth ST so, for 75c.
two Amber Tuck Combs, handsomely carved,
worth S.. so, for 85c-and two Shell Tuck Combs,
small shapes worth S., for ST.
First Floor West. Front -.e Ez-s =
Evening star., 1899-11-02
At Sporting Goods Counters.

Five $I.5o Griffin Safety Razors-$I each.
One SIo Camera. with developing outfit and
tripod; all complete and in perfect order; takes
pictures 4x5 SIS.
Barlow Pocket Knives, worth up to CSC Choice,
10 cents.
SIX 81 Breckenridge Gas Bicycle Lamps-$1 o8
One $3.50 M. & W. Gas Lamp-S1.75
Two $3.50 Turkish Bath Robes. one Blue and
one Pink-the truth is they are soed. $2.oo
Floor Arch.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
House Coats.

This is not exactly a rernnant-but lot that
doesn't move as fast as it should We show so
many styles at the same price that we don't blame
anybody who wants to pay 81 to decide in favor Of
the others. But they good Goats, Blue and
Pink checked Eiderdowns bound around edges,
cuffs and pockets with velvet; sizes "a to A. See if
you don't like them all right for s.. 50.
West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Ladies' Handkerchiefs,

Fifteen dozen in this lot but they are not all of
kind-though they pure linen and all initial and
hemstitched some of the letters are missing. Last
of that big I21ac. lot of week ago, you'll remem-
Der. Now SC. each
Two Mexican Hand-drawnwork Handkerchiefs.
sheerest linen and most elaborate work. Worth
$6.75 apiece. SAYS.
Floor, West
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Art Screens.

While there was a choice this one was left-and
only because the white ground is little soiled
It's handsome four-fold Screen, of Japanese
make, richly embroidered. Ninety-nine of them
have been quickly sold at $12 This last one shall
not lag.
Take it for S..
Third West Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Dress Trimmings.

The best Trimming that we have brought to the
counters this season, has proved to be- is that
Broadcloth in different designs and patterns. Nine
short pieces of it left-4 and yards each-enough
to trim skirt. 1t was 75c a yard YOU know 25
cents now.
Mousseline and Silk Gimp Skirt Garniture six
very elaborate ones; worth So. so each SISo.
FIRST Floor West
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Silks,

Black Brocaded Satin, in all so yards, some of it
in large patterns, and others small designs; some
enough for Skirt Others enough for entire suits,
and for either any OF it is suitable Reduced from
69c. yard to 800. yard
OF the Plaid Silk Wastings there are five pat
terms, all different; combinations of the warm,
bright colorings preferred for winter Each length
Is worth So Choice for $500
Second FEoor. West. Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Lace Curtains.

Two single pairs-that are little mussed One
pair of Nottingham. in Brussels pattern One pair
of Irish Point Lace, we'll filled pattern, and back
edge stays
The Nottnghams worth s.. 50. Reduced TO
Sf.0S.
The Irish Points are worth S.. Reduced to
$3.50.
Floor. West Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Wrappers, etc.

$3.50 for S. Wrappers Three of them and they
are all size 60. Gray and Cardinal Flannel, trim
med with braid that forms the yoke; wide skirts.
Childrens Ederdown Robes In Blue plain
and striped were So Reduced
only them
Ladies' Fancy Striped
slightly soiled; worth net them 40 CENTS
First West.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Mems Shirts.

Hall price for lot OF White Dress Shirts, open
front and back, fine linen bosoms-and lot OF
Night Shirts with rolling collars. We critically
hunted through both stocks for the soied rum
pied
Day Shirts are II, I712 and 49,
Night Shirts IS II and 49,
Each worth ST. -......
so cents tomorrow
Floor, East,
Evening star., 1899-11-02
White Enamel Beds.

Our best seller is our-foot-sx Brass and Iron
Bedstead for S22.5o There are three of the last
lot left-but fresh lot of trihe better pattern will
hll the grade. SO out go these as remnant"
Extra heavy pillars, nvertble side rails, head
and foot prettily trimmed with brass-$15
Floor. West Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Toilet Department.

Last ends OF leading lines. You'll understand
that the quantities are very, very small-or the
labels and wrappers are soied. ..-
81 Silver-plated Hat
Michelsons Pure Jamaica Bay Rum. dollar
25e. Scissors. big and pocket
Florida Water-1212c.
Smelling It's -'
First FloorW West
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Jardinieres,

You know OF the pitcher that went to the well
nnety-nine times, but was broken on the hum
dredth. Here two English Glaze Jardinieres
that have Travelled thousands OF miles to be chpped
little at the very end of the journey They were
$3.50 The price is''chipped' more than the pot
terry. 25 cents.
Fifth Floor West Elevator.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Linin0S.

We have put all the remnants OF Innings to-
gether-the fancy Black Figured Skirt Lining, the
Silk Premier, in plain colors, and whatever else
there is among the Innings in short lengths-but
usable lengths.
Choice for Ioc. yard
SecondF Floor Vest
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Ladies' Suits.

Just SIX Suits that really call remnants
-Four are Tan, one Black and one Blue Herring
bone Cheviot; all wool, cut in the latest STYLES.
su MIS- saeood. Worth up to S125o. 50 and
S8,75.
East. Elevate
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Mems jersey Coats.

OF course it's small size that's left-the ex-
trenes always fare best in Remnant Sale" ="
There are two-both 34's. One Brown and one
Black - regular $3.50 grade.
Each 81.
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Corset Covers.

Do you wear either size 81, 40 or "A?
These are what are lett of some Fine Cambria
Corset Covers, i'll high, square and ~" shaped
necks; finished with lace or embroidery.
We don't like broken lots-oc for these
Second Floor. East, Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-02
Shawls.

Honeycomb Shawls, in Pink and Blue, 81 and
yard square, with deep full fringe four were soile1
on show in the window You'd scarcely notice it
but because OF it we mark them down to 5oc.
They were 69c., 75c. and ST.
Floor East Elevators