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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

If the democrats could induce Dewey
to accept a nomination Oh their ticket,
they might, possibly, win the presi-
dency. But Dewey has too much sense
to join such an aggregation. And if he
did not have, it would be shown that
his wonderful naval victory was made
possible through the action Of a repub-
lican administration. and hence the de-
feat of Dewey would detract from the
hero's glory as the greatest naval COM
mander the world has over seen. Oh,
no; the democrats will not catch
Dewey. He is too shrewd for them and
thinks too much Of his reputation.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
MEETS WITH FAVOR.

The article in last Tuesdays Gazette
on the subject of a new court house for
Yellowstone county, seems to meet
with favor with the people. That is.
they favor the proposition if it car be
done without bonding the county Or
raising taxes; neither of these courses
would be approved by the people just
now. But they realize the necessity OF
a new and modern court house, and
they want it if over half the cost can
be raised from the sale of the present
court house and Jail.
That is just the position of The Ga
zette; it is not advocating the raising
Of taxes. It believes, though. that the
commissioners would be fully justified
in adding $40, 900 to the proceeds Of the
sale of the present buildings and erect
ing a $25, 900 court house. The next
step. if this is good logic, is to sell the
present court house and Jail. They are
easily worth, with the ground they oc.
cupy, SIS, 5000. That is the valuation,
at least, that Mayor Yegen has put
upon them, and he is a pretty shrewd
business mar.
But it the sale cannot at once be
effected, a court house site can be Sc,
cured. One should be donated to the
county, or sold it for a nominal sum
and the commissioners, at their meet
ing next month, will be glad to receive
offers of this kind. If they are no
forthcoming, the board, we hope, vii
go ahead and purchase a site. 1t hat
better be done now, before there is {
farther advance in real estate. It il
not going to be any lower in this town
a new court house will be an absolute
necessity in two or three years, ant
then a site will cost as much as thu
building. 1t will be economy to secur.
the ground at once.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

Notice of Dissolution of Co-partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore and nowexisting
between John Walsh and O. E. Mills,
doing business under the firm name and
style Of The Billings Wholesale Grocery
company, with their principal place of
business at Billings, Montana, is this
day Dissolved by mutual consent.
0. E. Mills will continue the bust
ness and hereby assumes all indebted
ness contracted by the said Billings
Wholesale Grocery company at Billings,
Montana, and is hereby authorized to
connect all outstanding accounts due
said Billings Wholesale Grocery com.
pany for goods owned and sold by the
said Billings Wholesale Grocery COM
pany.
Witness our hands this goth day of
April, 1899.
0. E. Mills,
4-f-4 John Walsh.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
SHERIDAN Is AFTER 1T.

The people of Sheridan, Wyo., held
an enthusiastic mass-meeting on Thurs.
day evening Of last week to take steps
to secure the college which DR.. Pear.
sons OF Chicago proposes to give $50,
900, if some city in this section Of the
country will subscribe a like amount.
The meeting unanimously decided that
Sheridan wanted the college, and that
city is up and doing to secure it.
Billings also wants the same institu.
tion. and the location of it will proba.
bly, depend upon the amount of money
subscribed. Sheridan, although a
smaller city than this, has set an excel.
lent example for the people Of Billings.
They must get to work if they do not
want to be outdone. They should not
wait to take action until DR.. Pearsons
visit next month; the committee should
be in the field soliciting subscriptions
now. He will probably first visit sheri
dan and, if that city has made con.
siderable progress in the matter of rails,
ing funds, it may secur the college
without Billings being given an oppor
tunity.
Two gentlemen in this city have al
ready signified their Willingness to give
$1,000 each. That is a good starter,
Lgt subscription papers be circulated
before Or. Pearsons arrives; If thii
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
Cheap Tickets to California.

The lowest rates of the year are those
which the Burlington Route will make
late in June and early in July for the
annual meeting of the National Educa-
tional association at Los Angeles.
Liberal return limits and stop-over
privileges.
The coolest route to the coast is
through Denver and Salt Lake City.
Go that way and for a day and night
you ride through the Wonderland of
the World-past canyons. mountains,
rivers, waterfalls and landscapes gay
with flowers.
Information and California literature
on request. J. Francis, General Pas
senger Agent, Omaha, Neb. 8-3
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
THE

Mayor Yegen informs this newspaper
that it is the intention to celebrate the
Fourth of July in this city under the
direction of the council, if possible, and
to that end has called a special meeting
Of that body for next Wednesday even.
ing to consider the matter. This is a
good idea, we believe. If the celebra-
ton can have the official sanction OF
the city, so much the better. 1t will
give the movement a head or basis to
work from.
In the meantime a subscription paper
will be started to raise the necessary
funds and there should be- a prompt
and liberal response. There should also
be suggestions from leading business
men as to the character desired. These
should be made at the special council
meeting. Let the business men attend
it and help out the mayor and council.
Everybody must work if Billings is to
have a celebration that will be credita-
BILE to the city and surrounding country.
Let every patriot "pull' for the
Fourth Of July.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
1.-THE PAY TRAIN"
In Billings Tonight-What Helena Think
of 1t.

In Billings Tonight-What Helena Thinks
of 1t.
"The Pay Train" which will be
seen at the Billings opera house to-
night. was produced in Helena Tuesday
evening, the Independent speaking of
it as follows:
"The Pay Train," a new drama in
four acts, was given at Ming's opera
house last night. The play includes a
murder, a fire, a robbery and a wreck,
with a thread of comedy and love
woven through it's action, besides a
number of %spscialties that proved &C.
ceptable. Among the latter was an
acorbatic turn by Chester Demond and
a song by Baby Viva, a tot who is re-
markably clever considering her age.
"The Pay Train " is Lincoln j. Car
teresque in it's composition, relying
largely for interest on Its property
effects. but is an improvement over
"The Fast MAIL" 1.-The Tornado"
and a number Of others.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

The democratic national committee
was in session at st. Louis yesterday
hunting for an issue Oh which to fight
the presidential campaign. There is
no evidence that it has been found and
nothing short OF a national pestilence
or famine, which must be directly
traced to the administration, can help
the democrats out. Misery loves com.
pany, it is said, but the people are hap
py and prosperous and there is there
fore no show for democracy.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Iceberg, Holmes & Calhoun has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
Vigo Iceberg retiring from and after
this date. The business Of druggists
and stationers will be continued under
the firm name of Holmes & Calhoun,
who will collect all accounts due the
old firm and pay all bills against it.
Vigo Iceberg.
E. s. Holmes,
W. B. Calhoun.
Billings, Mont, May s, 1899. 6-tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

England and the entire civilized
world celebrated Queen Victoria's
eightieth birthday Oh Wednesday and
the glad refrain, "Long live the
queen,'. resounded from n hemis'
phere to the other. fIer Majesty's
reign has been the most remarkable in
the history of the world and America,
especially, delights to do honor to this
great, good and just ruler.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

When peace is finally declared in the
Philippines, a commission should at
once be appointed to arrange terms
with Edward Atkinson and Colonel
Bryan. They will be minus a demo-
cratic "issue,' you know, and may be
inclined to fight for it.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

city could show a subscription of $10,-
900 or $12, 900 it would be an evidence
of good faith. It would be embarrass-
ing if Sheridan was to Guido Billings
III this matter, but our southern neigh
Dor is liable to do just that thing.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
Yellowstone Ferry.

On May 10, Edwards, Spear & Co.
will have completed and ready for use,
at Junction, a new ferry, consisting of
two boats and deck, built on the latest
improved plans. 1t will be the best
ferry on the Yellowstone and will run
the entire season. Terms most reason
able and patronage invited. -4.f-4
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

The west, from every consideration,
is entitled to the speakership of the
next congress-. If she does not get it,
however. she will not sulk. There are
some good men in the east.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

The peace commission continues to
monkey with the rebellious Filipinos,
while General Otis assures the oonsum-
nation of peace by keeping up a lively
fight for it.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

And now the wool market is boom.
ing. Verify. the calamity bowling,
free-trade democrats, will not have a
leg left to stand on.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26

Frigid as it is in Alaska, it's chief
town. Dawson City. seems determined
to have a hot time every once in awhile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
An Unusual Millinery Offer.

7sc. TO $I.9S, ORIGINALLY $l.25
TO $3.7S-A large lot OF makers
samples OF hand made, covered Hats,
Turbans, Bonnets and Toques, Chenille,
Velvet, Fancy Nets and Braids, at 75c.,
9Sc., LIS, ST .4S, $l.9S each.
OSTRICH PLUMES-75c. TO Sis
REGULAR CSC. TO $2.9S DUAL.
TIES. The finest and most brilliant
Black Ostrich Three quarter Plumes,
very rich goods; at 75c., CSC, ST. rs
and ST .48 each; also a lot OF 10 and
20 inch full Black Plumes at SITS,
regular $2.25 TO $2.9S qualities.
HAIR ORNAMENTS AND NOVEL
TIES-Novelties and French Flowers
for Hair, Dress or Millinery, a very
large and most complete collection and
the lowest prices for Fine French goods.
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sec, ORIGINALLY $l.eS TO $2.25-
Soft French Felt Hats, trimmed with
corded silk and quilts, good for bicycle
and school hats. black and colors.
48c., ORIGINALLY SOC. TO SLIPS
Misses and Children's Tam Crown
Hats, both plain and stitched cloths and
ielts, trimmed with 9uills, all colors;
75c., ORIGINALLY $2.2S TO sos
A lot OF the very finest qualities
OF French Felt Golf Hats, trimmed with
white corded silks and long quilts, most
OF them in pearl and black only.
CSC, ORIGINALLY $l.9S TO $3.75-
Womens Ready-to-wear Tailor-made
Turbans, both plain and stitched cloth
and felt, trimmed with quilts and fancy
feathers, black, brown, navy, castor,
pearl.
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China Store RaritieS.


98c and $l25 The $49s
and Red $780, reduced
fom$l5
Olive light from $40 co.
So
unlocked
fora opportunity godpa Desk
$3.75 clocks, $3.50.
ReguIa S4.25 clocks Regular 500
good $3.9 $500.
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think OF the prices a moment. They
are the lowest ever made and really less
than the duties you would have TO pay
when importing the goods.
soc. AND $50, REGULAR 75c. TO SSc.
For the very finest French Novelty
Ribbons in plain colors and combina.
tons, s TO g. inches wide.
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e days, black without doubt holds sway in
emily popular.
$l,25 FOR $500 QUALITY-47-inch
Lustrous Mohar French Crepons, in
rich, effective designs.
$l.e8 FOR $3.50 AND $500 QUAIL
ITIES-48-inch French Silk Surface
Crepons, the richest goods Imported.
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the ordinary; the handkerchiefs speak for
AT &c. INSTEAD OF l2Hc.-Women's
plain hemstitched Handkerchiefs, every
dozen instead OF ST so.
AT SC. EACH-Msses' Handkerchiefs,
every thread pure linen, SC. each.
AT Sc. EACH INSTEAD OF l0c.-A
lot OF excellent-for-the-money, Initial
Handkerchiefs for women.
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n the world OF fashion and yet offered for
much under the market.
Suitings, in full line OF plain colors,
thoroughly sponged and shrunk.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 75c.-46-inch
Pure Worsted Coating Serge, all the
fashionable solid colors.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 85c.-56-inch,A ALI
Wool, talor-made, homespun Sutings,
in all the stylish mixtures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
.frtderirk Iorser & Co.
Broohlun Sdrertiscments.
in Morris Chairs.
An Improvement

This the work Of another genius WIG has evidently had mind the making
comfortable
weak point has any.
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Black Dress Goods.

BeNOhU TIOVT, NcW BUHWIHH
In spite of the passion for color the'
the world of fashion, and these are perma
7sc. FOR $l.oo QUALITlES-4o.inch
Mohair Crepons, rich effects in large
and small designs.
csc. FOR $l.25 QUALlTY-46-ineh
Atwood French Venetian Cloth, heavy
weight and perfect black.
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A Flutter in Ribbon Prices.
sc. to SIC. Instead of fOc. to $50.

FIIT"Wt NIhT, OSs 70 OOSs HHoNS
Sc TO Csc, REGULAR lOc. TO Ssc.-
A large lot OF loom ends and remnants
TALL good, thought, plain and MORE
Taifeta and fancy, to inches wide.
Sc. to l5c., REGULAR zoe. TO Soc
These are fine quality satin.back velvet
Ribbons, colors only. l-inch, SC. yard;
i'.-inch, 7c. yard; i..inch, l0c. yard;
2.inch, &c. yard; 2H-inch, l5c. Just
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COIOred Dress Goods.

Be OnT FTO0r, NV BNTITTHN
The ones that hold prominent place
your particular benefit tomorrow al prices
AT soc. INSTEAD OF Acc 4O.inch
All Wool Cheviot Suitings, in all the
leading plain colors.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 6ec.-4 Finch
Imported and Novelty Suitings in rich
two color Mixtures.
AT 4ec.-36-inck ATWOOD Cloth Plaids,
stylish Cancels Hair finish
AT 49c.-37-inch ATWOOD Estamene
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Underwear Less Than Makers Prices.

lge. All sizes don't come out OF the same
around the waist and right length Of leg,
all OF whom we have provided
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 7Sc.-Women's
extra heavy Shaped White Ribbed
Merino Vests, long and short sleeves,
with Drawers TO match, sizes I tot
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF Sl.5O-Men's
extra heavy natural wool faced, fleeced
lined Shirts, with ribbed bottom and
long sleeves, with Drawers TO match,
sizes, shirts "a to a., drawers 30 to
AZ.
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Bureaus at Reduced Prices.


10 of different
ameed mahogany finish Dresser with French
INSTEAD OF $2300-Oak
Ar
'front.'
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for, with especially low prices tomorrow.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF 35c.-Women's
extra quality Shaped Ribbed Cotton
Vests, high neck, long and short sleeves,
with French band Drawers TO match,
sizes 3 10 &.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 6oc. TO 75c.--
Chidren's extra fine quality Natural
Merino Shirts, self fronts, pearl but
tons and long sleeves, with Pantalettes
and Drawers to match, sizes "a TO "a.
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handkerchief at Out -0f.the. Ordinary Prices

Indeed, something very much out oil
themselves.
AT i2bc. EACH INSTEAD OF tic.
AND 25c.-A splendid LOT OF Women's
Swiss and hand embroidered Handker.
chiefs, l2I!c. each, or ST so per dozen,
instead of So. 90 and $500 per dozen.
AT &c. EACH INSTEAD OF lSc.-
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, every
thread pure linen, perfect goods, &c.
each, Sl.O0 per dozen; regular price,
Sl.5O dozen.
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Significant Silk Offers.


Made
and None
"oLYMPiA" BLACK TAFFETA SILK ooEveN OF
beautiful black
Taffa Silk Of which ASK when Silk
.
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cd garments mat VIC OTTtT IU'THUTTUW, III
prices. Styles enough to suit all tastes,
uncommon.
corded yoke back and front, with stock
collar.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.sO-All-wool
flannel Waists in black, cardinal and
navy, bias, corded front, and some very
pretty things OF exceptional value, as
sorted colors, deliberately trimmed with
braid, at ST .9S, So. 80 and $2.eS.
AT $2.98 INSTEAD OF $3.98-Fine
French flannel Waists in all the leading
colorngs, full front, pleated back.
AT $3.9S-Still finer French flannel
Waists in light blue, pink, cream, hello
trope, cardinal and royal blue, including
the celebrated King make.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
A Special Sale
OF
Toilet Articles.

e
N'' 'eh''' o." Tooth Powder,
ecr can, SC.
Almond Meal, ounce jar, &c.
Bay Rum, 8 ounce bottle, &c.
Cold Cream, per jar, SC.
violet Ammonia, y ounce bottles, 7c.
Pumlce Stone, per box, &c.
lIncture Benzoin, 2 ounce bottles, lOc.
IlVcerirc, ? ounce BOTTLES, SC.
Petroleum Jelly, large jar, &c.
Sea Salt, in wooden box, Sc.
smelling Salts, lOc.
Parma Cologne, 4 ounce bottles, &c.
Violet Water, I ounce bottles, lSc.
Extracts, all doors, i ounce bottles,
lOc.
Camphor Ice, in tin box, SC.
Egg Shampoo, lOc. a jar.
Per'umed Talcum powder, PC.
Florida Water, 4c,
horaX, : pound package, &C.
Absorbent Gotten, 4c. package.
An assorted lot OF imported Tooth
Brushes, all pure bristles, at SC. instead
OF iOc. and isc.
An assorted lot OF Nail and Tooth
bushes at Zoe. instead OF SC. TO 25c.
HAIR Brushes, all pure bristles, 7c.
instead OF 25c.
Pure White CASTLE Soap, in ? pound
psIs, ! &C.
Kinks Dairy Queen Soap, large cakes
In box, &c. box.
Vio!ette Soap, nicely perfumed, 3 cakes
In box, l0c. box.
Among the items s't to arc cali t your at 81
stationery. n ,sn'iOn to our S,,, tu y
Store, we're prepared to supply you with
Se,sTything for your writing desk, library,
Office, school.
Al ! Sc. INSTEAD OF 25c.-lmported
Gnlna lnkstands, very pretty.
Al l3c. TO $+.0O-Everything in diaries
tor 1900 Calendars at l0c. up and
christmas Cards from lc. up.
CIeaninr It's unnecessary TO throw
"n,hS garment or piece OF fabric
dnQ away because it's soiled or
DyeinU of color. We can clean or
V'hS' dye an article so that II will
serve the purpose of new. We have our
gvn process which prevents shrinkage.
.nc ayes are guaranteed fast on all silk
me Blankets and Curtains we clean
W hand look like new.
Al dyes and raw materials have very
nuCh advanced in cost, but we continue
@sNe you the benefit OF our former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Jackets, Capes and Dress Skirts.
Some Very Rare Prices.

Offered
o the benefit Tomorrow
English Chevo Cloth we'll tailored
can a.,
Cloth, stitched lined with tailor serge
lined with SINNERS
flare collar 80
AT Sis2s INSTEAD s2 Cape
lamb "a long full
cheviot Cloth Skirt habit back
perine, finished with binding
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Art Embroidery
Snnnnl Floor

every nook and corner in this department.
Now is good time TO investigate for the
future rs we'll as present.
Renaissance Lunch Cloths, 45-inch,
54.inch and 62-inch squares, from $7.eS
to 5 $50 instead Of $l6.2S to $3l.7S.
Round and Squares, 34-inch, with plain
and medallion centre from 81. 80 to $5.98
instead Of $9.75 TO Sl4. 90.
SCarfs with linen centre 22x72 and
22x90 at $6.49 to SS.e8 instead OF
$l3.l9 TO $lS.75.
All Renaissance Scarfs, 2OX6O, from,
Renaissance Doylies, linen centre, from
35c. to Csc. each instead OF 79c. to
& % rnch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Sheets.
Pillow Cases
and MuSlinS.

York Mills Muslin, the very best wear
ing muslin made; sizes are 45X36 inches.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 49c.-Sheets Of
unbleached muslin, good, heavy quality,
2i,x2is yards.
AT 4I,c. YARD new lot OF muslin, un-
hleached yard wide, too.
AT &c. INSTEAD OF Sc.-This is a good
quality of bleached muslin one yard
wide; and some yard wide White Cambria
muslin of the SC. quality, at same price,
sc.
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Silk and Flannel Waists.
New and Pretty at Under Prices.

Here are a number OF the best fashion
many cases almost half the regular selling
and vet unusual enough to be distinct and
AT S3.e8 INSTEAD OF $500 AND
S6.OO-3OO silk Waists, handsome
plain colors, heliotrope, royal pink,
automobile, cerise and light blue. Stylish
stripes, light blue, pink, automobile,
cardinal, heliotrope and royal. both
styles, bias corded front, dress waist
sleeve.
AT S2.eS INSTEAD OF $4.OO-75 only
of good black taffetas silk Waists, front
and back corded, dress waist sleeve.
AT SIS. eS INSTEAD OF $8.5O-Taffeta
silk Waists, made dress waist styles, in
yellow, light blue, pink, heliotrope and
royal blue, full front, corded, white
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Useful for
the Baby

floor. rear.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 7ec.-Prety and
Dainty Faile Silk Caps In white, light
blue, pink and cardinal; plain French
style trimmed with fur
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 9Sc.-Eiderdow
Caps in cardinal, light blue, pink and
cream; fur trimmed.
AT l9c. INSTEAD OF 29c.-lnfants'
Ribbed Undershirts, finished with silk
stitching, sizes.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 75c.-Cambric
and Nainsook Dresses, tucked yoke with
embroidered ruffleS.
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$2.95 for $3.50
Shoes.

dull finished, kid top, patent leather,
foXed button Shoes, broad extension
soles, full round toes and military heels,
hand-sewed welt. Full OF excellent char.
acter and finish. 4 A goodly lot OF tho best
sizes left.
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Boys Kilt Suits
at $2.79
Instead of So. 40.

blue. brown and cardinal, with S
sailor collars, beautifully rimmt
five rows silk soutasch in con
colors, sizes ?, q and 3 years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Popular FurS at Popular Prices.

S
with their being
Garment
%
PERSIAN LAMB JACKET Made choice selected he model
and lined orocade
and
color
SEAL JACKET eVers an seams
garment which VIII certainty insure
is
and cluster OF tails S925
in Alaska sable tails Sl32S
blended $500
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Opera Glasses
and
LOrgnetteS.

are only some OF them:
Pearl Opera Glasses, La Refine make,
in three sizes, S5.75, S6.25 and S6.7S.
Imported leather chatelaine Spectacle
Cases, plain and decorated, 2Sc., 3ec.
and 400.
Sterling silver Lorgnettes in rose gold,
gray, gun metal, satin and Roman finish
at S+.4S, $3.50, S5.eS and $3.50; and
large assortment of real tortoise shell
inlaid with gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Extra Wide VelyetS at Half,

didn't finish sell
81 inches wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
AT SC. | \ ST Z AID
OF lOc. Il, 900 wards
OF fast Black Tatteta
Innings
Below Cost.

serviceabIe, our regular Toe. quality, at
sc. yard.
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 32c.-A small
quantity OF Black Hair Cloth, shrunk
ready for use, "a inches wide, regular
32c. quality, AT l9c. yard.
AT 25c.-The donna waterproof facing in
black and colors shapes to fit the skirt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Good Carpets Cheap.
And a Word About Them.


Now generally the time the for
YARD INSTEAD OF Sl2525o Rolls of
regularly sell for 81 rs
Of be,
Brussels 81 rs ST.. so qualities