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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
Feminine strategy.

A-"Have you noticed that when
Miss Gettingold goes out for walk
with gentlemen she always invites
them to that large oak tree?" B.
Eyes; while there she tells them of the
great number of centuries the oak has
stood, and what are her twenty-five %
years in comparison?"- Fliegende
Blaetter
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
POWERS ON TRIAL AT LAST.
Troops of Democratic Claimant Sur
round tho Courthouse.


Frankfort, KY, March 2G.-The pre-
liminary trial OF Caleb Powers, repub-
lican secretary OF state, charged with
having conspired to bring about the
assassination Of William Goebel, who
was shot in the capitol grounds Jan.
30, was begun in the Franklin Circuit
court Friday morning. The mountain
GERS did not put In an appearance and
the court proceedings were not inter-
fered with in any way. The militia
ordered out in defense of the court by
Acting Lieut.-Gov. Beckham surround
ed the courthouse. Several witnesses
were examined, but their evidence did
not show conclusively whence the bull
let that wrought the death Of Goebel
came.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
Smallpox Prevalent in Paris.

Paris, March 26.-Many cases OF
smallpox in several parts of the city
are being kept secret. Three Figaro
men are Ill with the disease. The
mayors of the twenty districts OF Paris
are compelling employees who work to-
getner in large numbers to be vaccIn-
ated. The newspapers are saying moth
ing for fear of hurting the exposition.
There are several cases in one OF the
largest hotels-one much frequented
by Americans
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29

The board OF education OF Engle-
wood, a suburb of Chicago, compels
pupils who have been absent from
school four days or more continuously
to submit to n medical examination by
q physician appointed by the board be-
fore being readmitted To school.
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IRISH NATI0NALISTS TO CONFER
Great Meeting OF All Organizations &c
he Held In Dublin.

sS~s ooshS W Aih -
he Held In Dublin.
London, March 26.-At largely at
tended meeting of the Irish members
of parliament Friday, John Red
mond presiding, 1t was decided
that in the interest of national unity
1t was advisable to summon conven-
ton of the Irish people. including rep
resentatives of the clergy, all public
bodies and the national organizations,
etc. A committee was appointed to
arrange the details of the convention,
which will probably meet at Whitsun-
tide, in Dublin. 1t is surmised that
Archbishop Walsh is now In Rome
comforting with the pope as to the ad-
vlsable attitude of the clergy to the
movement
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
COL. FiNERTY'S IRE AROUSED.
Complains That Money for Boer Meet
ing Tickets Is WITHHELD.

Chicago, March 26.--The United
Irish Societies of Chicago" are any
thing but united, According to promi-
nent members of the organization, the
cause Of the present friction is due to
political jealousy At any rate the
belligerents, some OF whom were on
the committee which arranged the pro-
Boer mass meeting recently, have
either failed or refused to account for
a large number Of tickets disposed Of
Therefore Col. Finerty is on the ram
page.
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-Four Hundred students vacoinated.

New York, March 24.-Nearly four
hundred students at Columbia univer-
sity were corralled and vaccinated for
smallpox on Thursday because one
member OF the second years class is Ill
with that disease and has been sent to
North Brother island.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
Louis Rice Lynchsd without Reason.

LOUIS KIc6 Eyn'H6u VTrH0ut NtaEOn.
Brownsville, Tenn, March 26.-An-
other lynching has taken place at the
town of Ripley, twenty miles north
west of here, where the Ginery lynch
ing and killing ARRAY took place, which
resulted in the killing Of about FIVE
innocent negroes. Louis Rice was
strung up by mob before daybreak to
a tree in the suburbs of the town, the
deed being quite without Justification
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
RIr ReoentIon to Crnmnaoker.

Valparaiso, Ind, March 26.-Con-
gresham f. d. Crunpacker of this
city was given royal reception FRI
day night by citizens of this and adj
Joining counties. Mr.. Crumpacker
says he believes the bill will be defeat
ed in the senate. and II not by the SUI
preme court. A resolution against its
passage was adopted unanimously
amid great cheering.
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Postal Bill Again Defeated.

Washington, March 24.-The house
Thursday, the second time, declared
either that it believes the passage Of
the Loud bill to amend the law regu-
lating second-class mail matter will
not result in the saving of $4,000, 900
and upward annually, or that the saw
ing, If made, would be at the expense
of the enlightenment and information
of the people by means Of the publica-
lions that now find admission to the
mails at the rate Of 1 cent pound. The
bill has three times been before the
house, once, in the Fifty-fourth con-
gress, it was passed, in the Fifty-fifth
congress and again Thursday Is was de-
feated. Two hours were spent in
amending the bill, and from the re-
fusal of the house to order the yeas
and nays on one proposition 1t was be-
lieved that the bill would finally pass;
but a motion to recommit prevailed by
a vote of 14S to SO, much larger vote
against the measure than even It's op.
ponents had expected.
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Made From paper

Are the latest in dentistry. BY pc
culiar process they are rendered better
than any other material. They may
be fine, but most people would prefer
their own, and this may best be accom-
plished by keeping the stomach healthy
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, as
the condition of it affects the teeth.
The Bitters will cure constipation,
dyspepsia and biliousness.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29

In many parts of Europe 1t is at the
present day considered an omen of ILL
luck for a hare to cross the road In
front of traveller.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29

Septuagenarians BeHteh by HurgIhrs.
Kankakee, I'LL, March 26.-Peter
Adams, aged 73 years, and his wife,
aged 70, are in critical state as the
result of a murderous assault upon
them by two burglars at their homo
Thursday night,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29

The Penny Savings Society Of Chi
cago last year received on deposit from
the school children, through their
teachers, the sum of $4,000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29

The devil too often gets the boy by
getting his father first.
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Cattle Men Get a Hearing.

Washington, ID. c., March 24.-The
senate committee on Interstate COM
merce today granted a hearing to
Judge S. H. Cowan of Fort Worth, Tex,
general attorney for the Cattle Rails
ers' Association of Texas, and n. W..
Tomlinson, railroad representative for
the Chicago live stock exchange, in
support Of the pending bill for the
amendment of the interstate law. They
contended that the proposed changes
would be Of great practical value in
the correction of determinations and
prevention Of undue preferences on the
part of the railroads.
Judge Cowan also advocated the pas
sage Of the bill extending to forty
hours the time that cattle in transit
may be confined.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-03-29
'TW|XTDEV|[ AND DEEP SEA.
Puerto Rico Act Doomed in Senate
Unless Amended.
AND VICE VERSA IN HOUSE.
Compromise Seems impossible Effect
of Iowa Legislative Action-Indianans
Try to Brace Neutrality-suspicious. for
the Island People.

Washington, March 26.-Republican
leaders in the senate admit that the
Puerto Rico tariff bill is doomed to
defeat If it is not amended. and re-
publican leaders in the house feel that
it is doomed to defeat in the house II
amended by the senate. All efforts to
reach an agreement that will satisfy
all republican senators have failed.
After the conference with Speaker
Henderson the compromise committee
from the senate decided that the only
thing to be done was to pass the house
tariff bill and offer a compromise in
the shape of an amendment to the
Foraker enlargement, bill, provid-
ing that when the government OF
Puerto Rico shall devise system OF
internal taxation to raise revenue for
the island all tariff taxation shall be
abandoned and free trade between
Puerto Rico and the United States
shall exist.
When Senators Proctor, Elkins and
Beverage learned of this decision they
held a conference with other republic
cans OF their views in the senate, and
decided to refuse to accept such COM
promise, and to allow no vote on the
tariff bill until amended. They then
served notice on Senator Foraker that
the tariff bill should not be allowed to
come to vote in it's present shape.
They did not intend to vote with the
democrats, but they have thirteen SEN
ators who are willing to stand together
against the house bill until 1t is
amended, and If all amendments are
rejected by the combined vote Of the
tariff men and the democrats, they will
unite with the democrats to defeat the
bill.
The Iowa legislature has created
something of sensation here, where
Iowans are so conspicuous in the d.
rection of legislation. Secretary Will
son has been pronounced in his views
in favor of the beet sugar interests.
Speaker Henderson was responsible
for the report of the tariff bill in the
house. Representatives Dolliver, Hep
burn and Lacey were among the de-
tenders of the bill in the house debate,
and Senator Allison has so far had to
ward off all attacks on the appropria-
ton bill because of the tariff bill. Fri
day no Iowa senator or member had a
word of comment. They one and all
declined to talk. and it is clear that
they realize their predicament already.
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straight to perdition. But after awhile
the lad thinks he ought to have still
larger supply. He has been treated.
and he must treat. He must have wine
suppers. There are larger and larger
expenses.
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MI MINUS VI

COOkINO by UAS AMI OiL.
A quantity OF excellent Gas Ranges at
about makers cost. They are the best
Ranges made, perfect cookers, four.hole
top, two large ovens, broiler, and more
than cheap at $500.
The wolff" Cookers are handsomely
modelled, strong cast iron frame and body,
double broiling burner, bakes and roasts
perfectly, $9.98.
The 'fVictor' Cookers, with sheet iron
oven, enameled steel top, $3.98.
Hot Plates, with two powerful burners,
we'll made, $l.45. .
The "Home" Oil Stove, the best and
most up TO date, two burners, $l.1e:
The "Crescent" automatic blue flame
Oil Cooker, best invented, burns kero-
sene, gives q blue flame OF the most in.
tense heat, $6.e5.
The "Acme" Oven for gas or oil stoves,
no equal, they are asbestos lined through.
out and very satisfactory, SEAS.
The "Favorite" Iron Heater, Just the
thing for heating irons on oil or gas stoves,
CSC.
"Crown" Asbestos Mats to place under
vour gas or oil stoves, each lOc.
TRUNKS ABOUT Ia UNDER REAL
VALUE.
A good chance TO get the best for q good
deal less than the generally prevailing
prices.
Trunks, Extra we'll made, the product OF
one OF Americas best makers. WE
MARK YOUR TRUNKS WITH YOUR
NAME OR INITIALS, OR ANY MARK
YOU MAY DESIRE, SUCH AS COL
ORED BANDS, TO MAKE IDENTI.
FICATION EASY. NO CHARGE FOR
THIS SERVICE.
LOT NO. Heavy, canvas covered
Trunks, rawhide bound, linen lined, two
trays, heavy bolts, sheet iron bottom,
LOT NO. 2 consists OF the celebrated
"Featherweight" Trunks, very strong
and durable, covered with extra heavy
canvas, iron bound, and one tray,
3O-in. 32-in. 34-in. 36.in. 38-in. 40-in.
8.25 sos e.75 lO.4S ll.2S 1900
LOT NO. 3-Heavy covered, strongly
protected Travelling Trunks, best lock,
bolts and clamp, and linen lined, thor.
oughly we'll made, and an excellent
so,in., s52.in.. 34.in., 3e.in., ss.in.
1898 ll.e5 1925 1925 1898
LOT NO. 4-This Trunk deserves special
mentioning, being extra well constructed
and made of the best material obtain
able, and especially adapted as a dress
Trunk,
3S-in. 4O.in. 42-ln. 44-in.
l4.25 1888 1850 lI.oo
LOT NO. 5 is a new Steamer Trunk, with
all the up.to.date Improvements, iron
bound and linen lined,
3O-in. 32.in. 34.in. 36-in. 3S.in. 4O.in.
$50 600 $50 $40 $40 $50
Also Wardrobe Trunks, Hat Boxes,
Shirt Waist Trunks and European Trunks
at equally low prices.
TELESCOPE CASES AT HALF
We have a limited quantity Of canvas
and fibre Telescopes in our basement,
slightly handled, which we will close out
while they last at half regular price.
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Real Helps for Housekeeping.
All Kinds OF Economies in the Basement.

latest Improvements and attachmsnt1s
and would cost in exclusive stores three
times as much. Lessons free At your
residence.
Our "Jewett" Refrigerators
are the best constructed Of any In the
market, perfect circulation, charcoal
ice, cleanliness, simplicity, and best flue0
offer fifty while they last at $3.50.
NURSERY REFRIGERATORS
We have q complete assortment Of them
at prices from SITS and up.
WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS
THE ADJUSTABLE SCREEN" H.
almost any window, l~8x22x53, difSss.
emit styles, i8c.
THE "SPRING END" singie pssa
Screen, "a inches high, fits any vjn.
dow between rs and 30 inches vldA,
SCREEN DOORS, III almost any ~
door, with flush beaded mouhdin0 u
both sides, CSC.
SCREEN DOORS, fancy pattern ~
vanished with TWO coats Of varnaa4.
very strong and handsome, csc.
Screen Wire, from ~ to 30imcheap0
special prices.
Sundries.
Wash Boilers, made OF the .veyy No.
stock, square or oval, In assorted sassk
while they last, each $500.
"Mrs. Potts" Irons, genuine mstarA
OF three, complete with stand, TIC.
Oval imported willow Clothes.BashaA
large size, CSC.
The Crystal" dashboard, can be100
In hot or cold water, 38c.
Coal Holds, slightly hsndled, assos>s1
sizes, value up to 35c., At l5c.
Garbage Cans, made Of extra hssvy
galvanized iron, with cover and In -
sorted sizes, Sl.lO.
GOOD Form" Skirt Hangers, Sc.
Camphor Tar, cake i8c.
Chinese "Ta Ma" Ice.
"Oriental" Csmphor, 15c.
%"Raynor's" Bug Meal, SC.
"Hauthaway's" Russell Cleaner, &c.
"Laundrine" bottle &c.
"Silexo," IL cakes for l0c.
"Globe" Furniture Polish, zoe.
"Chamois" window Cleaner, Sc.
Liquid Bluing, bottle, Sc.
Rattan Carpet Besters, l2c.
Roller Towel Rack, Sc.
WATER FILTERS-A good Filter Is the
DeSt Sd1eRuaTu against RcIWS III ulink~
ing water. Ours are very good and Do
p%endable:
''Seeds" Filters, 10c.
"Vogel' Filters, 22c.
"Lustral" Crystal Filters, 40c.
"Mineral Stone" Filters, csc.
"Monitor" Filters, Sl.25.
BROOMS-Fiity dozen OF the celebrated
Home Of Industry" and other makes
OF Brooms, full size, selected corn, extra
quality, while they last z for IS cents,
value 30c. each.
SHEET MUSIC
\ Song Of Love, "Quo Vadis," i9c.
Blue and the Gray, l5c.
Bird in a Gilded Cage, l5c.
Meet Me Tonight for the Last Time,
l5c.
Sapho Gavotte, l5c.
I've Waited, Honey, Waited Long los
You, l5c.
Ny Georgia Lady Love, i5c.
Ny Money Never Gives Out, l6c.
Couldn't Stand 10 See My Baby LoeA
l5c.
Jus, q Lock OF Hair from MoshassAA4
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Reductions in Hats and Flowers.

Second Flcr-Take revolving stairway
AT sec, REDUCED FROM 7sc. AND $l.75 An assert.
ment, and a large one, OF the best kinds Of Hats all ready TO
trim. The shades are black, white and butter.
AT iOc, l5c. AND 25c., REDUCED FROM 4sc. AND Csc
French flowers, some OF the pretiest and most natural ever
seen.
AT $50, REDUCED FROM Sl.4S-A lot Of very tasefully
trimmed Hats suitable for golfng or wheeling. Outing Hats
and Sailors In large variety.
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EmbrOiderieS Less, Than Half.

SecNon I,
Here are some new Embroideres which in qualities, preth.
ness Of patterns and prices are better than any view gwen be-
fore, and you who have been here within the last month know
what that means.
AT &c. TO 81. 90 YARD-Nsinsook Edgings and Insertions.
AT Csc. TO Acc. YARD-Organdie and Nainsook Allovers
with tucks; also some with hemsttch above the tuck; very
pretty effects for waists.
AT soc. TO CSC. YARD-Allovers with tucks and insertions
Of Valenciennes laces.
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Sewing Machines
at $11.75.

FIVE YEARS GUARANTEE. Another
lot OF them at this very low price for TO.
morrow, made expressly for US by one
running, n~oiseless, and has ell the
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Four Cnnd In fact, these prices are
Lvos wv the lowest Of the season.
finances III The Carpets are OF the
Carnptc kind that bring 500
more than these prices
now and Carpets haven't stopped advanc-
ing, either.
Af6ec., REGULAR Sl,OO YARD-2Oo
rolls OF Wilton Velvet Carpets.
rolls OF Tapestry Brussels, best quality.
AT ACC, REGULAR CSC. YARD-Extra
Super Atwood Ingram Carpets.
AT 2ec., REGULAR 45c. YARD-Extra
Heavy Reversible Ingram Carpets.
Rare Rug Our rug store has a mum;
sSIS.N~s Der OF exceptionally good
HIlCeS. opportunities specially
prepared for this week as instance the
following: .
100 3Ox6O inches ingram bordered
SO 36x72 inches ingram bordered Rugs,
ACC.
200 2lx45 inches John Bromley &
Sons and the Imperial Wool Smyrna, best
standard qualities, discontinued patterns,
regularly sell for Sl.S5, our price TO.
morrow, Sl.3S.
100 extra super-wool ingram Art
Squares, 2H yards by 3 yards, II differ.
emit patterns and colorings, at $4.lO each
instead Of S5.65.
John Bromley & Sons Reversible
Smyrna Rugs:
6xs 7,.xlOi. exl2 l2xl5
$4.95 S7.45 Se.95 $lS.25
About so in all discontinued patterns
OF the best standard makes: Administer,
Royal Smyrna and Wiltons, 9xl2,
$22.SO TO S27.OO.
Those cool sanitary wood fibre Rugs:
6x9 T,xiOi, 9xl2
$3.50 S7.95 SlO.5O
Wrappers, AZ sT iysi Of Of
Dressing Sacques, 8se.-GOOd
PettiCOatS. 9]r srsa ,n s
new colorings, stripes and figures, light
and new %colors, made with ruffle over
shoulder, braid trimmed full skirt.
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 7ec.-A lot Of
kimona Dressing Sacques OF fancy
lawn with white borders; also white
lawn with light blue, pink and lavender
borders.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF e%sc.-Fine col.
ored lawn Pe,ticoats, umbrella shape,
with 2 ~ruffles, in black, %cerise, lavender
and hello, black and white percales,
linen effects, with accordion pleated
tlounce.
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Rare
Ribbon Prices.

Rare choice Ribbons Of
Ribbon Prices. the :, very nyw Kinds 0os You ,Ss
heh' OF Nam f'i'fah'r' prices are eXtraor-
d%inarily low.
AT lSc. YARD, REGULARLY ale
3.inch Taffeta, corded and hemstitched,
white, cream, light blue, pink, mais,
nile.
At isc. TO 2lc.-Fine quality Satin
and Gros-Grain Slightly imperfect) in
light shades only:
q, inch, lSc. regular 26c.
3 " ice. =" Sic.
AT zoe. AND 3sc. YARD, REGULARLY
ACC. TO 7Sc.-High grade Novelty
Ribbons, 4 10 S inches wide, tancy
stripes, ombres, plaids, war;. printed
Taffeta, Roman stripes, Perslans,
polka dots, changeable effects, etc., etc.
Her Majesty's ses s Ma1ss'y almost nos;
Corset perfect always, but
Dounoctrotad now il has come
beau,ified in shape. The new models are
certainly creating great interest.
They have straight front, low bust,
sharply curved waist line and flared hips.
No French corset surpasses Her Majesty's
in shape, and no corset in the world will
wear better, il as well.
During the week beginning May 18th
we will have an expert corsetiere, who
will explain to you the many merits OF
this celebrated corset.
OF course there's no obligation 10 buy
when you are fitted. The service is en-
tirely free.
Some 500 OF
SOC. for $500 the well.known
CnrSatS Sonnette Corsets,
Tomorrow medium length.
Only. fnsy are made ws 81
boned, Tossed with silk, and silk m
broidered edge on top. Sizes lS to 80.
Most Useful At iR, ise, RE aNn
Toilet Articles 2sc.-H.ir Brushes,
Very Cheap. nine nine ron rows, .,; square .Is
= %"t sent u p. foXwood backs, all
pure bristles.
At soc, REGULARLY 5Oc.-Hair
Brushes, solid and split backs in olive
and foxwoods, extra stiff bristles.
AT eSc., REGULARLY $l.SO-Gen.
uine Ebony Hand Glasses, sterling
silver mounted and plain.
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The ParaSOl Sale of a Lift
$500, $500 and $500 for the $500 to

Certain trade conditions put
remarkable for the reason that it's ju,
in full il might seem like exaggeratio
AT $3.OO--l93 OF the So. 90 10 $1,000
kinds. Parasols Of the highest type OF
elegance and usefulness, for coaching,
etc. Every shade, many beautifully I'm
broidered, some have lace insertions,
others are covered with handmade Span
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yhIy up-tO-uare paraSUIS, att lHe more
them. II we were to describe them
| do the rest.
trimmed and Of course the popular coach.
ing In every shade.
AT $l.OO-le3 Of these parasols pos.
sessing all the styles and atractiveness
OF the regular $500 ones. All colors,
including black and white, both plain and
fancy.
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IS tn pOSStSSIUH OF tHIS IUt UI lTIoIUu
I at the time when you expect TO neec
We will be brief-the parasOls wi
ish laces. The most desirable things OF
the season..
TS2.OO-33e OF them. A remarkable
collection, artistic as beautiful in color
and design. Also plain black and white
hemstitched. Some daintily fancy
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nnr..SOhhS VI SuS DSSk VI Su>
MESSED GLASSWARE
AT l5c. REDUCED FROM 35c.-
ABOUT twenty articles, including large
Fruit Bowls on stand, Cake Stands,
Eomports, large Naples, large Flower
vases, Celery Holders and the like.
Al lOc. REDUCED FROM 25c.-A lot OF
ten'inch Flower Vases, on foot.
Al sc. REDUCED FROM lOc.-Preserve
DISHES. Butter and Cheese Plates,
Olive Dishes and Tumblers.
Al Ioc. REDUCED FROM .5O-Large
l4'inch Punch Bowls, in diamond pat.
'ern; Punch Cups to match, Sc. each.
SHiNA-Japanese Tea Pots, blue and
Snite, with wicker handles:
small, lSc.; Medium, &c.,; Large, 2ec.
BLUE AND WHITE DINNER WARE
rates, all sizes, l0c.
Cups and Saucers, lOc.
Oat Meal Saucers, Sc.
fruit Saucers, Sc.
Covered Vegetable Dishes, 75c.
DINNER SETS
At Ss.9s REDUCED FROM $3.50
Porcelain Dinner Sets OF 100 pieces
decorated in brown.
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~
AT $8.98 REDUCED FROM Sl2.0O-
Porcelain Dinner Sets OF 100 pieces,
including Soup Tureens and Large
Platters.
AT Sil.SO REDUCED FROM SI6.5O-
Porcelain Dinner Sets OF / Is pieces, in.
GLIDING soup tureen, four large platters,
and all sizes OF plates prettily decorated
in floral sprays in natural colors.
AT SIS REDUCED FROM S2O-Fine
Austrian China Dinner Sets OF l0l
pieces including soup tureens, large plat
tiers and plates, handsomely decorated in
Dresden effect and in large rose design.
RICH CUT GLASS
AT $2.9S, WORTH UP TO $500
A lot OF the richest cuttings in beautiful
designs are these small pieces, such as
handled Olive Dishes, Bon Bon Dishes,
Cheese and Relish Plates, Spoon Trays
and the like.
AT Sl.sO REDUCED FROM $3.50
Just seventy.two full 6-inch Naples, or
Olive Dishes, with handles.
AT $500, WORTH UP TO $500
An assortment OF Fruit and Salad Bowls,
Fancy Bowls, large Pickle Dishes, Ice
Tubs, Celery Trays and the like.