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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
SETTLE WASH. JAM 2, 1900.
.,k<, todxy xpaT BE; Occasional ram. stationary
I.,oortant Clearing Sales.

$. have said over and over again that things
.;se % be dearer, and we prove it today by
"a! . soods at lower prices than everl
F,sdoxicall To be sure!
time is getting short now-the White
u, Wins next Monday, and every vestige Of
to- merchandise must be gone before the
s dops it's snowy raiment, and there's but
:; Nv, ii which we may do it'll
h here's spark Of economy in your char
4. you can't afford to miss single word,
e INV IA item that would crown bargain
" Z confined to single line of small type
~ typc doesn't make big bargains, does it 7
P1,s It'll This synopsis will.
AZ. 6spvss 5oc pair q Kerseys ana Tweeds. Il.
FL 0nces for women $3.50 Boys Refers at $3.50.
d ,.s.r..sr Tor men Sheet Musc. &c COPY
y u1s' Minineries at pItiful prices
%, ss'san'' = na"' quarter Sss % N0s'' '''
I'D when we've said all that conservative,
bSbful advertising permits us to say, we fall
MI way short Of doing justice to the actual
III md figures The sales are not limited to
Tmday.n Why on earth should they be 2.
VII orders filed, to be sure, and anything
isund unsatisfactory after one gets home can
kbnught back, just as in any one Of the other
tayer months of the year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

CSC cakes woodbury's Fa-
cial SOAP, 16c.
Woodbury's Powder, 1Sc.
Cuticura Resolvent, dollar
bottles. soc.
Cuticura Ointment, 43c.
Cuticura Soap, 19c.
Goodyear Gold Seaw
Fountain Syringe. 3-quart
size, 6 tubes, In wooden box.
+. $1.52.
Combination Hot Water
Bottle and Syringe, 3-quart
size. $t.M.
loo Jars Petroleum Jelly,
&c.
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Concerns Mems Goods.

There is still a plenty Of
the Fancy Shirts for men
at 75c apiece. You'd consid-
er them fine values and
styles for a dollar. The
stripes run up or down, as
you like it---and they've all
the good kinks of custom
shirt-making. Blue, pink,
heliotrope or red bars on a
white ground. A pair Of
separate cuffs to match. Big
gest value we've ever known
for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

"Corar Yarn, odd colors,
usual 15c, for 10c.
Half-ounce spools Carlson
Currier'e Knitting Silk Todd
colors), usual Csc sort. for
19c.
Gold-plated Beauty Pins
at half their worth, q card
OF six for 10c.
Beaded Belts, with Jet
fringe, worth seven dollars
apiece, elegant styles. as
long as they last. $3.50.
Gored Silk Bands for
underskirts, usual Zoe sort,
for 15c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
The White Fair.

If one may judge events by their shadows
the White Fair may be truly called "great."
Eight hundred and thirty-fve yards Of canvas
was painted last week for use as signs. Two
thousand feet Of lumber for--but therel We're
told that the White Fair is to spring into being
next Monday week, and we're pledged not
to tell secrets. But we may say this, that all
things white-muslin underwear in particular
will be sold at less than the cost Of the mate
rial. And, strange as it may seem, we shall
prove it so clearly that
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SOC a Pair.

And you'd consider them fine values at
dollar. They'll go like wildfre. Sorry, but
there'll be no time to fit 'em. The other sorts
our own regular stocks, are insured If they go
wrong you may bring 'em back. Hints:
The Bon Marche. our own The Monarch, 81
Importation, s. , .,or
Splendid. $50 emperor N-o
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Adjustable Skirt Bands:
ell colorR usual 15c sort.
for loo.
Odd colors Corduroy Bind
Ing, five-yard pieces, usual
&c sorts, 15c.
whalebones. . bunch. &c.
Side Combs. usual 10c
sort, a pair, &c.
Whisk Brooms, usual 12c
sort, for &c.
Hair Brushes without
end, usual 35c ones. for &c.
And 70 onl
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15c Tooth Brushes. 7c.
Mennen's Borated Talcum
Powder, 25c boxes. tic.
Imported Toilet Soaps, de-
lightfully perfumed. worth
SOC a box, 15c.
Only two boxes to a GUS
toner.
Bailey's Complexion
Brushes. usual 5oc sort, 3sc.
DR.. James Sarsaparilla,
for the blood. dollar bottles,
Soc.
Only one to q customer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

Felt Tam O'Shanters,
odd shapes and colors, val
ues ranged from $l.75 to
$500; all to go at 75c.
Baby's Corded Silk Bon
nets, worth 75c, SOC.
They are edged with fur.
Infants silk Caps, 15c
apiece, instead of 25c.
PIKE STREET STORES.
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rs Cemfs.

Children's Fine Cashmere
Stockings, worth Sc.
Children's Underwear.
Broken lots and odd sizes at
exactly half price: on the
tables In south elsie: help
yourself.
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F1eece-lined Derby Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers, ecru or
gray, worth double. all
s.zea.
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The Shoe Sale.

". Shoes at a third to
half less, with leath-
er soaring skyward
and the shoe trust
not far ahead! Why
and howl All the
winter goods are to
go at less than cost
if need be. These,
coupled with some
s1 IL. &c.
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And at 1880

All the SIS Coats or Cos
tunes, handsomely tailored.
and new.
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N Ceufa.

vicuna Ribbed Wool Shirts
or Drawers, In tan, silk fac
ings on the shirts, best
made, worth $l.25 O gar
ment, S5c apiece to clear.
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At csc
Instead Of 46c.

Children's Umbrellas with
sturdy sticks, strong steel
frames and heavy cotton
covers, 45c sort, are all Zoe
! apiece, but not more than
one to each customer.
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At $3.50
Instead OF Sc. 80.

women's 26-inch Umbrel-
las, with twilled silk COW
ers, tight rollers, all good
sorts Of handles, Dresden,
pearl, silver mounted and
what not.
SECOND AVENUE SIDE
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Derby Ribbed Underwear
In brown COTTON, fleece
lined gray and natural wool
mixed; values range from
SOC to CSC, any size, shirts or
drawers.
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TorChOf LaCeS.

We've a lot of Machine
made Torchon Lace that by
blind good luck is here to
sell at less than half price.
Values run from 5 to 5 cents
a yard. Tomorrow it will
90 at &c q yard.
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6 for. 25c.
Among the hundred and fifty odd titles are:
News Of Gloves.

Sometimes small line of type contains
great bargain. Have you learned the lesson
yetg Today-news of Fine Kid Gloves, in
every wanted color and size, at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

A lot of Felt Shapes,
were a dollar apiece when
this season started, 10c.
=. Better sorts, Csc.
Quilts, Wings, Feathers,
in all sizes and colors,
worth zoe and 25c apiece;
will go tomorrow at 10c.
A lot of shapes worth
$1.25 are to go at 25c.
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NeCkwear Cheaper.

A glass case and counter near the Second
Avenue doorway, on the south side, hold fine
collection of Partisan Neckwear, marked at
very near
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95 Cts a Piece. .
Notions Cheaper Now.

A January notion sale started last Saturday
and bids fair to set the town agog. For exam
pie. we're selling
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A SIP Coliection

All the SIS Costumes, any
one Of the $16 Dress Skirts.
Crepon, Silk or Serges.
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AZ 2B Cents.

women's Wool Hose, usual
. for q dollar sort, fast
black. to be sure.
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Stock Collars and Lace
Bows, nearly all colors;
| were SOC.
'ough the whole stock-half
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
A Millinery Exodus.

If there's one spot above another where real
clearing is so plainly visible, it is in the Milin
cry Store. Ever see the like of these quota
tions2
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At 80 Cents,
Toilet Artic1es-A January Sale.

Prices the year round always fair, but dur
ing January lower than ever No room to tell
just why. Of far greater Importance are the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
Half Price.

The best pieces fine Jabots and Stocks-wiH
be picked out before the day is gone. You
must hurry. Marked this way:
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At oOc

At 0Oc
Women's Shoes of vici
Kid, laced, value $1.50, all
At $f.26
Women's Shoes of Dom
COLA Kid, double soles, fine
for wet weather, worth a
fair $3.50 q pair, all sizes,
and all next week $1.2S q
pair.
At 81
Mems and Boys Satin
Calf Lace Shoes, stitched
sole, medium weights,
usual $3.50 sorts, all sizes,
at s1.00.
NORTH AISLE, OLD ST.
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At 50 Cents.
At Is Coats.
Iutnb1ers, Csc a Dozen.

i, According to market rates they're worth dou-
lis fine chance for hotel and restaurant
X paple' They'll pay the same price as you do.
Meaalt pint size, pressed glass, dozen for
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At $1.z6
Women's Shoes Of Vici
Kid, with kid tips, laced,
formerly $3.50 a pair, all
y sizes and nearly every
width.
At 06C
Children's Button or Lace
Shoes, of grain leather or
satin calf. worth $3.50.
At $3.50
Boys High Top Shoes, Z
size az to 81, worth $500
a pair.
Women's Croquet Rub
bers. 15c.
Children's Storm Rub
bers. Csc.
IRE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
The Sewing Class.

The success OF our
sewing class last fall
prompts us to open q
second session tomor-
row. Every woman
who contemplates buy
ing a sewing machine
(nn matter whnn isl
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Trunks.
"A Good Game.

z "Croconole" Boards (can't guarantee the
spelling in this instance). A real fine game for
long, wet nights, and next week you can buy the
big boards at
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A Jury of Women

will acknowledge the fact. Monday week at
eight o'clock the White Fair begins.
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At rs Cents.

Natural Gray Wool Shirts
Jr Drawers, any size, value
81, to clear, 75c.
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a 81 group

AN one Of tho $50 Skirts.
! coats, T.N Mackintoshes
~ Costumes; all are in
EggeE styles.
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$3.50.

Swell Jabot and Stock
Collars OF taffeta silk silk
embroidered. lace edged;
were $3.50.
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4 500 Lots

VI choose any 40 or 81
CT any 30 Macintosh,
Ryng Skirt or "a Costume;
tfyins opportunity.
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$500 Silkoline Covered.
quilted. sl.75.
s2.25 English Marseilles
Bedspreads at $3.50.
Some worth see are u.s5-
They ought to go In a
jiffy.
RE.
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At 80 Cents.

$1,000 ~ u OVMGSs
Boys Wool Stockings,
worth 800.
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At $f.26
Books.

A tableful Of Paper-covered Novels in the
basement as you'd buy at a newsstand
for 25c apiece. Here, no matter how or why,
6 for Csc.
Among the hundred and fifty odd titles are:
"courting Of Dinah .Toi oilers Of the sea"-vic-
Twenty Thousand Lea
sues Under the Sea- 'TMadcap violet."-The
Verne Duchess
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S3B Costumes are
Sz2.6O.
Dress Goods Clearing.

N course, the figures are absolutely correct
-aronclad rules forbid any exaggeration III the
tm Marche ews-such policy would be sui
ddal. The goods told of are such as women
Wy buy, even if they keep them season. Hints:
At SO Cents. At 80 Cents.
sack Figured Dress Goods. Herringbone Cheviots, in
Inches wide, pretty de- grays ana various shades
dns and all new Of browns worth fully 75c
1ineh Black. Cheviot So inches wide.
sns Salus, same price.
At $1.OO.
Mney Bourettes and Mixed and Tweeds fne for rainy
49, inches wide, day skirts coats value
s-@ &c yard $3.50 to 50, Sc inches wide.
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A. fOcent..

AT 10 Cents.
Boys Bicycle Hose, usual
i5c sort, only half q dozen
pairs to one customer.
At 81 Cents.
Women's Natural Gray
Wool and Derby Ribbed
Vests or Pants, all sizes,
usually 75c q garment.
At 80 Cents.
Women's Colored Sweat
err, all sizes. worth 81.
At 10 Cents.
n Women's Fleece LINED
Stockings, worth 15c, 8 pairs
to q customer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
Sheet Music Cheaper.

The Music Store is typical of all the others
that keep it company. The more we buy the
cheaper we get it. Yesterdays sale Of music
was phenomenal. Well repeat it tomorrow.
We have three thousand to sell at SC apiece;
cheap by of their having lived long enough to
the copyright laws One lot OF songs on special
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07
Dovn Stairs.
Blankets.
Blanket Prices
Down.
rs Cents.

!, q rates for wool rule now,
~ Vla1kets will be dear. Our New L
!. .14 letter tells us not to cut 49,
aAses, Tor, says this epistle: a.
hf,s r M possibly buy blankets at the price
vi ,hss o1 9oa ago. H. and Co. want Is per Gel
Aor quantities"
!, sua' the Blanket Store will fall in lii
~ folks will buy.
! S ss,sSs's's; :; Gray Cot ~ White extra
"a "a white Wool Gray or Scarlet
! Blankets. $2.75 a p'
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Rugs and Curtains Cheaper,

We have possibly a
hundred and fifty pairs
Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains in ecru to sell at
$3.50 Instead Of $3.50.
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$1.1o Instead of $1.75.

They'll find owners in short order at that
price.
Down Stairs.
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rs Cents Apiece.
At 2B Cents.
Axe So Cents.

md in the Underwear Section these bargains:
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Dotted Striped Swiss Curtains. S5c $e5, worth
of advancing prices
Madras Porteres in novel coorings $1.50 to $3.50.
Chenille Rugs at about half their worth. For
ample
Size 16x:0 inches, 2Bc.
siHe 30xsO inches, 500.
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5 Cents a Copy.

Afterwards" Mullen. easter Eve" Gounod.
Alice, Where Art 81 Dreamt Dwell"
Thou?' "Juanta."
"Ben Bolt Kwass. Loves Old Sweet Song"
"Bedouin Love Song" warrior Bold"
Pnsutti "Maiden's Prayer"
Calvary" Paul Rodney. 1.-THE Heart Bowed
"Chorister. | Down.
when Other Lips"
They're printed good paper and equal in every
respect the formerly paid forty cents for
for catalogue. It's free.
DOWN STAIRS
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y sort, ssc.
iSs ''ll'y. white cotton
R,e,
hsll sIas 4 spreads. white,
g more. ~ Usually a quar-
Ssh AISLE. NEW sro
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5s-inch BIeached Damask.
19c q yard. usual &c quail
ity.
And, best of all, there are
some short lengths and odd
pieces Of real Irish DAM
ask, with a sheen like sill
yer: former prices ranged
from 81 to $2.25 O. yard:
these odds and ends 60 At
sl.4b a yard.
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invited to attend and to bring bit Of her own
sewing along. A competent seamstress will
show you how to use the Demorest you'll
understand in two minutes), and you can sew
anything you've mind to, without being urged
to buy. That will be left entirely to you just
as you like
Half dozen machines ready tomorrow, in
a cozy corner of the basement, and lots Of music
to make time pass pleasantly. You are very
welcome. The price Of the Demorest machine
(equal in every respect to any we've seen at
$4,000 is
$3.50,
with guarantee for ten years. Meaning if
they break we fix 'enl--for nothing.
Sewing Machines Down Stairs.
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These are Women's.

Women's Handkerchiefs,
scalloped. plain and lace
edged, as many as you
choose, at
124c Instead of csc.
FRONT AISLE, NEW
STORE.
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Tru11ks-Cheaper.

We have about a
score of Trunks that
have done duty as sam
Piles and are a little the
worse for handling.
Look as if they'd made
one trip already. Odd
r, and that's why they'll
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OF Boys Coats.

We've a lot of Boys Reef
ers, often called Pea Jackets.
made of blue chinchilla. I'm,
fortunately for us, came too
late to be OF much use,
SO they're to be sold at profit
less price
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January Linens.

No better time for laying in a supply, for
prices are going up and up and up. Nobody
knows where it will all end. Yet the old prices
are lowered during January and you can buy
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Towel Bargains.

Here's ch,nce for hotelkeepers We've tabIeful
of good towels, all all sizes Cotton, Russia
Crash and The smallest in the lot consd-
cred mighty value for i5c AS long they last
buy tomorrow at
1OC Apiece.
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These are Mess.

Cambria Handkerchief.
with colored borders or
hemstitched; consider six a
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$3.50 Apiece.

though the price Of the small
est size was $3.50, and the
larger ones are worth fully
$500. And this hint of Suits:
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80 Costumes are
$3.50
nAR NEW STORE.
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s,uyss, 90 : pair
usdsrvssr for men.
~ ecstumss, It half.
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$780,,
More Remnants.

=, Unearthed another pile q remnants for tomorrow
They represent the the goods
eashmeres at Csc a yard Foreign novelties g yard
didn't know you kept such expensive things here"
you'll it. Expensive foreign suits arsto-
cratic crepons to 81 yard, but every yard just
fairly priced yard of gingham piece calico,
and ali offer is new and good Pick the
morrow; nobody Will urge YOU to buy-anG pick at
just Half Price.
rrol IL. AisIa
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Sofnforts and Spreads

sape: A - TIC same way ror eA-
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FRONT AISLE, OLD
STORE.
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They're fully so inches
wide and 3 IL yards
long. Enough to last till
afternoon at any rate, I'M
less this catches the eye
of some hotel proprietor.
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UIIc JIIP OUU
trunks, you'll remember, and that's why they'll
be sold like this:
Trunks, leather bound, 35c instead
of soc, 16 inches long.
$1,000 $7S5. The Gladstone Bags go
$3.50 sorts, $575. $1.95 instead of $500.
$500 $685.. They're 16 inches long.
The Leather covered Suit
Canvas Telescope Grips, Cases. $500 instead of $780,
NORTH AISLE OLD STORE.
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Paiaff1as.
S1.OO a Suit.
Sleeping Suits for Children.

The pajama business brings to mind this bargain In
Sleeping Suits They're for sale the north
isle the store among the baby things Made OF
eece lined Canton Fiannel some bleached and some
alf bleached, all sizes.
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At $500.

ALI Wool Kerseys, Meltons
and Tweeds, fine for rainy
day skirts or coats, value
$3.50 to 81, Sc inches wide.
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csc a Suit

Which Is a fair half price, sizes average. Mothers
will appreciate them the little kick the bed
clothes on he's covered and can't catch cold. nne
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q Kerseys and Twesds. n.
$3.50 Boys Refers at $3.50.
Sheet Music. &c . copy. +
Millineries at pitiful prices
Four sc Novels for Z
quarter.
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AISLE. NEW STORE.
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HandkerChiefs.

Two lots, for men and women, at half their
true value. Some are soiled, some are not !;
but it's the best Handkerchief picking told Of
as yet. They're in different parts of the store,
to wit: