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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Elaborate Opening ]
bargain Basement.)

Wire Plate Holders, worth 1oc.,
special lc.
Gilt Band Plates, worth 1oc, now sc.
Toilet Sets. with slop jar, worth Sc,
now $40; three colors.
Large Yellow Baking Dishes, worth
20c., now Zoe.
s-quart China Pitchers. worth 25c.,
Rockingham Tea Pots, worth 2Oc.,
now lie.
Glass spoon-Hoders, worth 1oc., now
&c.
A few sponges, worth 25c., choice
DC. each.
Plain Claret Glasses, worth i5c.
Large Rolls of Toilet Paper, worth
Large Lar Wooden Wash Tubs, worth
Coffee Mil, worth 25c, now Zoe.
Shopping Bags, worth 15c., now &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Prices Start at $500
Autumn Opening Sale Dress Goods

s2-inch Venetian imported stock plur castor brown
cardinal and three shades of blue, Sass
5o-inc and Broadoh Suiting latest color
ngs, superior s1.5o quality special s15o
Complete assortment colors 5o-nc Venetian, quality
5oncl Drap and most correct sult1ngpun
-nch pruuela Cloth soft cnging fabrics elegant effects
all coiors,
very tony effect, all seasonabie colors, special 81
Snch English brown tan castor ana oxford mixes
$50.
6-nc Double Weight came French big variety
Styles s1.25
4on cassimeres, stripes checks plaid aud mixes
all coors ST.
57nch Plaids brown garnet blue Oxford
coiors, plaid backs special prices S125 1e9
and s2.ee ,
o-ncn Zephyr Weight chudd cherry pink two shades blue
violet red, slate CSC.
orc Wool French Flanne1 solid ground pin and polka
dots. styles, choice colorings ooc.
3o-nch French F1anne full variety coors solid ground
wit hollow dots, soc.
every desirable color, Soc
3o pieces soc School Plaids, ali colors, o5c.
"a pieces soc Plaids, colors,
,a-nch Solid Coored Wool Trcot 2oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Sale of Hosiery.
Main Floor.

Thread Ribbed Hose. ssc. quality for
15c. pair.
Ladies 2sc. Imported Plain Black
and Dropstitch Hose. i9c. pair.
Chiidren's lae. Full Seamless Ribbed
Hose. &c. pair.
| case OF Ladies, Fancy Polka Dot
Hose. Zoe. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Opening Sale of Ribbons

Black Nfoire Sash Ribbon, all silk,
SOC. value, 19c. per yard.
5-nch wide Pastele, NIousseline
Ribbons, in swell shades, Toe. quality.
3;Sc. per pard.
Velvet Ribbons. Satin. also linen
back in all widths, No. special lie.
a niece
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Mohair Skirts for 81.

Black-Figured Nohair Skirts, in
neat designs, for 81.
Atwood Black Serge Skirts, double
stitched seams, for 81.
oxford and Light Gray Homespun
Skirts. with flare-inverted pleat oack'
for $3.50.
Fine. Serge Suits, with folds Of per-
Imported Cancels Hair Skirts, with
five rows graduated Satin trimming,
for $I2.
and brown for So
Al-Wool Oxford Walking Skirts,
with 8 rows stitching, inverted back,
for S3.9S.
Heavy-Twilled Black Walking Skirts,
with folds and stitching, for 30.
Finest Covert Walking Skirts,
stitched deliberately and bands OF same
material, for :S1.9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

Ladies. 1oc. Full stemless Plain Hose.
double soles. for DC pau
children's Black Ribbed Hose. = Use.
La Ladies, 1esc Black Dropstitch Hose
for Sc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Opening Sale Don1estics.
Bargain Basement.

1914 Bleached sheeting, 21a yards
wide, 2112c; val I've! for Or, - Lee yard .
Full Double-Bed Size Bleached
Sheets, laundered ready for use. 5Oc.
value for SOC. each.
Atlantic Bleacled Sheets, 21ax2h
Yards tan 7ac value for soc. each. - :
Full size Bieached Pillow Cases for
dallas Bolster Cases. 2 yards long,
for 1fp each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autntt1n Sale of School Supplies

Pencil Boxes, with inkstand, lock
and key, special Sc.
Pencil Box, lock and key. special Sc,
Slate Pencils, &c. dozen.
Lead Pencils. &c. dozen.
IS PenholderS, 1c.
Horn Penholders. &c.
: Pen Points, Sc. dozen.
Beys' School Knives. 5 and Zoe.
Large States, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

case of Dinity, for children's
dresses. 9 .-Sc.. worth 15c.
Fine Sheer Pure White Organdy, ex-
ira wide, now IL 1-2c.
Pure Linen Lawn, Sc inches VIDE
5oc., real value, Csc.
500 yards Pure India Linen. '-sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Opening Sale of White Goods.
Bargain Easement,

Yards Wide White Organdy. CSC
SO pieces English Long Cloth, u
yards in piece, 95c.
GOO yards Pure White Cambria,
a-Sc., real value. Zoe.
800 yards Satin-Plaid Lawns, for
school aprons, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

Pencil Tablets. 2 for lie.
o-sheet Tablets. sc.
Ink and PePeRi ag E5a ssFS. l be.vv
vas special SOC
Vslour. Arm Bags, csc.
Felt Arm Bags, zoe.
Initial shoulder Bass, Use,
initial Arm Bags, 22ac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
,D-FBLLOWS CORDIALLY INVITED Io=TIE k1BYE
The New Enamel Beds, 500.
lSorinos Go With the Bcd.)

(Spings Go With the Bed
The Meyer Enamel Iron Bed in three pieces
and put up by any banging smashing required
bronze enamel white just like
part bed These made styles,
ptal boarding houses the home very interesting
5 little book about the new fastening sent anywhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Opening Sale Honsefurnisf1ings


6 Large Boxes OF Washing Powder
for De, worth &c. box.
Wrought Iron Candlesticks, worth
1Oc., now SC.
Camphor Balls, worth &C., now &c.
box.
Knife and Fork Boxes, worth Is
and 25c., now &c.
Enamel MILK Pans, worth 12c., now
&c.
Wire Sponge Racks for bathroom,
special &c
5-Gallon Galvanized Oil Cans, worth
S5c., now 43c.
Large Enamel Tea-Kettles, special
10-Quare Gem Ice Cream Freezers.
i0ouart Blizzard Ice Cream Freez-
er, worth s.. special $3.50.
I7-Quart Enamel Dish Pans, special
SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

Everybody should see the Ouch
ess Shoes for style and quality.
nothing can touch them; 2 styles,
all the newest things in fine shoe
making, every width, every size.
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Write for What You Want.
thousands Do A,resdy.)


You can anything in ads even what you
think we have We've pot anything the apparel
m maird.r service feature after consids
bv and no matter where mil satac
oly as if you called fares Write samples, prizes
and illustrations Of anything you want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Sale Of School Shoes.

Just lot of $50 pairs
will you getting him day The worth $3.50 but
n the school sale they will be pair.
fitting long Shoes ST
Hill Shoes girls known the world the leader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
A So Book for Csc.

6ss pages Morocco and Cloth Bound
Book, worth 81. for 25c.
Heroes and Martyrs of Christianity,
thrilling story OF Christian victories
and prosecutions of all times, by Rev
F,rede ric NJ. Bird: con ains $50 il,ustra-s
tons and should be In the house of
every man with a family
we bought 1900 copies Of the above
1 title at exactly what the binding cost.
s .OCN copies OF Practical Housekeep-
ing;;' book full of recipes. formulas
and economical suggestions. a 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

Lad!ea Fine FEcI hIU t5HttJII tIIIu
Lace Shoes. s new up-to-tt3se Styles.
best workmanship. can't get any more
stylish for $50 OF 81. good tltiias,
good wearing Shoes, for 81
One table containing about 30! paiss
made, some lackay sewed. all thss
seasons newest shapes, worm ffonl
81 up to $50, for $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Second fIoor.
New UnderSkirtS for soc.

-
New Underskirts for SOC.
Black Satin underskirts, cut full,
with wide ruffle, for o9c.
A genuine bargain in a Lined-Back
Satin Underskirt. with 12-nch accor-
dion pleat ruffle, we'll worth SIPS,
for 81.
Black and Coored Mercertzed Skirts,
with accordion pleat, ruffae full at
bottom, for $3.50,
Very Fine Mercerized Underskirts,
with double ruffle, perfectly made.
for $3.50.
ST. Wrappers for Csc.
Good Percale Wrappers, in several
coIors and pretty patterns, We'll worth
81. for 15c.
Extra quality in variety of color
ings ond patterns, with 12-inch flounce,
worth $1.25, for Soc.
Dark and Medium Wrappers, made
with braid on yoke and I'D, separate lo; fit
ted waist, lining good. full skirt, worth
SSc for SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn JeWe1ry Gifts.
Main Floor.

Special prices for dainty Holiday
Gifts.
3oc.
sample line, 25c. each.
Long Sterling Handle Wh!sks. soc.
Gold and Silver Thread Betting, all
the go, 10c. per belt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
Autumn Sale of Innings

s6-!nch AIercerized italian Cloth,
correct tailor lining. more durable
than silk, every conceivable color;
S5c value for 25c.
S6-inch Mercertzed Taffeta. elegantly
silky, bright and serviceable. all col.
ors, at 13c.
able; better than new silk, all colors,
at 15c.
s6-inch Best French Percaiine, 1.-THE
15c. kind, all colors and fast black,
l5c. Padded-Back Fancy. Lining. In
neat small effects, stripes and fig
ures. IL Ice.
24-inch Silk Twllls, tailor lining. a
wool and silk fabric, especially dura-
bic and elegant in effect, full line of
colors, a t 44c.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
News Not Plentiful.

New York, March ia dispatch to
the Tribune from London says: News
from every quarter of the theater of war
was meagre at midnight. Gatacres dis
trict is virtually cleared, the rebels llav-
ing been dispersed at Ladygrey, East
Barkley and Aliwal North. The bridge a:
Aliwal North was saved after sharp
fight.
The railways will speedily be in opera
ton to the Orange river at the three
points where crossings can be made into
the Free State.
The rebellion among the whites Of the
Prieska district is not making headway.
The British and colonial forces are re-
storing order in one village after another
Rumors that Cronje and the Boer pris-
oners will be sent to st. Helena are off,
cially confirmed. The island will be
reached after a five days passage and
the prisoners will be more comfortable
there than they have been at Capetown,
because they can be allowed more liberty.
The text of the correspondence
between the two presidents and
Lord Salisbury has been read with
the liveliest feeling of satisfaction by the
English in South Africa. where it is in
terpreted as clear intimation that the
war must go on until the Dutch republics
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
Sentence Is Confirmed.

Chicago, March ia Special to the
Chronicle from Dallas, Tex, says: The
state court of criminal appeals to-day at
firmed the sentence of 10 years impris-
onment against John T. Carlisle for the
killing of Prof. Wm Lipscor?h in the
central Christian church Of D. las on the
night of July 9 1899. Prof. L!pscomb
was principal Of the Dallas public high
school. Carlisle had been dismissed as
1anitor. He shot Prof. Lipscomb to death
during church services without warning
and in the presence of a large congrega-
ton. On the trial he pleaded insanity
as his defense.
Judge Brooks of the court of criminal
appeals to-day, in the written opinion
of the court affirming the sentence, de-
nounced in severe teerms the crime of
Carlisle and rebuked the trial jury for
it's leniency, concluding:
1.-THE court is at loss to understand
how the jury reached the verdict they
did. The evidence amply supports MUIR
der in the first degree and the highest
penalty, which is death"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
BUTTE. MONTANA THURSDAY EVENING MARCH is.

are ready to surrender Internationally.
The inference to be drawn from Pretoria
dispatches is that the appeal Of the two
presidents was designed to draw from the
British government a reply which would
convince the Dutch that there was moth
ing before them except a desperate re-
sistance to a war of conquest.
The action of the United States state
department has caused much surprise
here, especially as 1t is misunderstood by
the public in the absence of the text Of
the correspondence between the two gov
ernments. The European governments
are credited with acting more cautiously
in waiting for the publication of Lord
Salisbury's reply before deciding wheth-
er there was any occasion for Offering
their services as peacemakers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
In Canadian Parliament

Chicago, March ia special to the
Tribune from Ottawa, Ont, says: Desk
pounding, palm slapping, singing of epi-
thets and choruses of groans character
ized yesterday afternoons proceedings
in the house of commonms. 1t began
with Sir Wilfrid Laurier declining to
grant further courtesies to the opposition
with regard to notices on the order pa
per. G F. Foster took objection amid
manifestations of approval and disap-
proval. Mr.. Foster angrily nicknamed
Sir Wilfrid "his high mightiness,'' "a
vizer," "a czar of all the Russias,' Ibis
majesty and SO forth.
When the speaker had succeeded in re-
storing order, Sir Wilfrid reproved the
opposition for violating the rules of de-
cency, which brought up Sir Charles
Tupper with the counter charge that on
ly a few nights back Sir Wilfrid's follow
ers had shown their sense of decency by
saying he had violated al the ten COM
mandments. There was roar that
drowned Sir Charles voice and Sir Rich
ard Cartwright got up and insinuated It
was probably in Sir Charles own inter-
est the question was not gone into. Sir
Wilfrid caught the speakers eye and
rose to assert the dignity of the house
and said he would not indulge in per-
sonalities. The scenes continued till the
en. of the sitting. .4,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

countries who would return to France
in the event of their services being
needed.
This highly important news is not
known to any of the London papers, and
probably not to any of those in France.
1t will cause a sensation here when it
becomes known, for England is watching
with eyes of wonder the preparations
that her neighbor is making for war.
Coming as it does right after the an
nouncement that the autumn maneuvers
will be a demonstration by 200.0 900 men
on the English channel, 1t will cause the
British war Office and admiralty to bestir
themselves in anticipation Of hostilities
for 1t really does begin to look as II
France meant war.
France and Russia are working hand in
hand and Salishury's diplomacy may be
called upon for 7Eupreme efforts If he de-
sires to avoid the greatest war the world
has ever seen.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
FRANCE IS PREPARING
FOR WAR WITH ENGLAND

New York, March IA dispatch to the
journal and Advertiser from London
says: A cablegram from an unimpeach-
able source in Paris says that the min-
lister for the colonies sent cipher cables
yesterday to the governor of every
French colony asking, almost in the
words Of Mr.. Chamberlain to the British
colonial governors. how many soldiers
We're available for immediate service.
M. de Crais asked for detailed state
ment from each governor OF the number
Of reservists and colonial forces. lists of
officers. non-coanmissioned officers and
men.
The minister's cables were long and In
cipher and were sent all over the world.
to the colonies in Africa, to Madagascar.
Toxin. Guadaloupe, Martinique, French
Guiana and every French colony on
earth.
1t is also said that cables Of similar
tenor were sent to French consuls ask
ing for lists of French soldiers In foreign
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15

washington, March 15.-Although d.
rect testimony in the Occur d'Alene in
yestigation before the house committee
ON military affairs is not yet closed, the
prosecuting witnesses temporarily gave
place to the first witness not identified
with those bringing the charges
This was J. HI. Forney, special prose-
cutting officer. who directed the cases be-
fore the coroner's jury and grand jury at
the seat of the disorder. He said he had
been a prosecuting official for 15 years,
and was especially appointed in this case
by the attorney general of Idaho.
Witness said the coroner's investiga-
ton, which was much criticized on direct
examination, was conducted In the usual
way and in accordance with law. the
jury not only investigating deaths result
ing from the riot of April 20, but also the
conspiracy leading up to that demonstra-
ton. The theory that conspiracy existed
gave the inquiry a broad scope.
Forney said. however, that no force.
violence or intimidation was used toward
witnesses. Concerning prisoners in the
bull pen." Forney said they were not
held under any specific charges, but by
virtue Of the governors proclamation
declaring the county in a state Of insur-
rection. This was In accordance with the
law, he said which provided in case of
insurrection the governor can appoint
special officer with an armed force to take
charge OF affairs.
Bartlett Sinclair was appointed as this
off,cer in charge. and as the state militia
was in the Philippines the governor
called on the federal government for
troops. 3.
Witness said t'rss<ed States troops as
sisted the state authorities in making ar
rests, but so far as he kneI they did not
make arrests or dischargesA indepcnd-
sent of the state authorities. Heeobecifi-
'ca,ly denied that he had authorized the
plApositlon referred to by Witness Simp-
.k4ks relative to duplicating two miners in
THE bfDwing up OF the mill.
Forney was asked as to the permit
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
The Position of Japan.

New York, March ia dispatch to
the Herald from Yokohama says: Mar
Quis Ito, former Japanese prime min
lister, in an interview said:
1.-THE rumors of war between Russia
and Japan are unfounded newspaper re-
ports. An agreement exists between
Russia and japan to the effect that nei-
ther power will encroach upon Korea
and we must believe that Russia is sim
cere. The new Russian minister to Ko-
rea has come to Toxic and our relations
are most friendly"
Speaking about the South African war,
Marquis Ito said:
1.-THE outcome of the struggle will be
to increase England's greatness and
arouse new interest in the armies which
her colonies have developed. England
will have trained soldiers all over the
globe. The policy of Japan Is not a
colonial one. The Japan army and navy
are intended to defend Japan and her in
terests, not for conquest. Japan has no
money for war or ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1.-THE new development of commerce in
the east renders it necessary for each ma
ton to protect its interests with show
Of power. If the United States is to have
the commerce of the world she must mix
in foreign politics.
Japan, England and the United States
at least stand for the unity Of China.
Japan wishes China to develop under her
own government. There is no danger
of her swamping the worlds market be-
cause China is far behind and, as she de-
velops, wages will rise as they have done
in Japan. The present reform revolu-
tionary movement is insignificant be-
cause it has no following among the peo-
Dle"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
HE KILLED HIS
DAUGHTERS SLAYER

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Dillon, Mont. March 15.-A tragedy at
Bannack yesterday resulted in the death
of Fred Brown and Myrtle Lytle,
young lady, the daughter of William
Lytle. Bad blood between the families
had resulted from charge brought by
Mrs. Brown that Lytle had made Grim.
inal assault on the person of the five year
old daughter of Brown. This report
gained no credence in the community but
Brown apparently believed it. Last
Tuesday he told Lytle he would bring
his gun up to Lytle's house and
''straighten this thing up
Wednesday morning about II o'clock
Brown approached Lytle's house. Myrtle
Lytle went to meet him and was seen to
talk with him. He said he intended to
kill the whole outfit" She turned to go
in the house when Brown shot her in the
back, delivering second shot after SHE
fell. Lytle heard the shots, ran to the
door with a gun and seeing his daughter
deadly effect, killing him instantly. Lytle
surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Tash.
Myrtle Lytle died this morning and
will be buried at Dillon.
The coroner's jury, sitting at the scene
of the tragedy, has just returned a ver-
dict of justifiable homicide. The evidence
showed that Brown fired one shot at
Lytle before receiving his death wound.
Both men have borne good regulations,
both being employed by the Coast COM
pany at it's works about four miles from
Bannack.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
Too Late For luterve ntion,

Paris, March .15.-Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Del Casse- in the senate today, re-
plying to question regarding the inten-
tions of France respecting events In
South Africa, said the presidents Of the
two republics had solicited intervention
of the powers but, he added, in the pres
ence Of kilograms exchanged between the
British government and the two repub-
lies 1T appears that Intervention of the
powers had become almost impossible.
The minister then denied that France
had refused to join Russia in making a
friendly suggestion in the direction Of
peace.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
FANCY SUITS

Fancy Worsted Suit, black, with fine
purple stripes, with four-button cutaway
sack coats, Princeton style. singlebreast-
ed, lined throughout with fine Italian
cloth, hand made buttonholes, hand
padded shoulders and hand -felled coll
lars; sizes. S5 to AZ inches. Price, $3.50
suit.
Fancy Gray Worsted Suits. medium
shade, invisible check. neat effects, with
four-button sngle-breasted sack coats,
cut in latest Princeton style. lining Of
fine Italian cloth. handmade button
holes, hand-felled collars and hand
padded shoulders. single breasted vests
and well-fitting trousers; sizes "a to 40
inches. Price, $500 suit
Fancy Dark Worsted Suits, entirely
new in style, made with button cut
away sack coats the latest Princeton
style, Innings Of fine Italian cloth, hand
handmade buttonholes. vests are SINGLE
breasted and trousers are cut according
to the latest dictates of fashion; sizes 80
to 40 inches. Price. $3.50 suit.
Nice Gray Cashmere Suits. with four
button cutaway sack coats, lined with
Italian cloth and nicely finished with
French facings; vests are single breast
ed. Stylish suits all sizes. Price, $500
each.
Gray Striped Cashmere Sack Suits,
with four-button cutaway Princeton
coats ngle-breasted, twill Innings.
French facngs and double breasted vest.
hand finished all through; sizes "a to 3S
inches Price, $3.50 suit.
Fine Worsted Suits. dark, invisible
check, with four-button cutaway Prince
ton sack coats. gle-breasted vests,
coat Innings Of fine Italian cloth, hand
felled collars, hand-padded shoulders and
handmade buttonholes: sizes "a to 40
inches. Price $500 suit.
Fancy Grey Mixed Cheviot Suits, new
stripe, with four-button cutaway sack
coats. Princeton style, twill Innings and
French facings. sngle-breasted vests,
swell looking suits; all sizes. Price, $500
each.
Fancy Gray Striped Cashmere Suits,
with four button cutaway single breast
ed sack coat. cut in the latest style. with
Innings of Italian cloth, French facings.
hand-felled collar. hand made button
holes. hand-padded shoulders. single-
breasted vests. loops on trousers for
belts: sizes "a to AZ inches. Price. $3.50
suit.
These Spring Suits and many other
styles we are now showing We're made ex-
pressly for us and represent the leading
styles and best values offered for the
coming season.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-15
BLACK SUITS

You would hardly imagine a good black
suit could be bought for $500. The fact
is we show several styles at this popular
price land they are good. very good, for
the money.
Here are round-cornered sack coats,
square cut sack coats and 3-button cut
away frock coats lined with fine Italian
cloth, cut in the latest style and tailor
finished; all sizes. Price $500 each.
We have finer grades of black Clay
worsted suits in all the styles: fine, WELL
fitting garments. Some lined with fine
italian -,clethi the best With fine twill
silk Prices according to quality viz:
$50. 90, $22.50, $500 and $4,000 each.