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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21

among the shippers on the market
were were F. Paduch, Taylor; N. c. Nash.
70 st Grand Forks; Lame Bros. S Thol'
= l. Allen, Lakota; F. r Stevens
GraIy; A. Swandrud, Petersburg; o. II
russian, Eldlnburg; J. E Campbell, Foss-
ton, J. n. Clark, Monticello; A Mo
bowel, Hutchinson; R. A. Holman fJar-
us; j. b. Peers, Bethel; S. Matzke. For
Syth; j. A. Harris, St Cloud; %. /. Fjl
Ilngs3n' Sh7akojee; Riley Bros. Els
worth +. Hast0rt River Falls: II. v
SInlth, AVoca; n. Mikkelson WilIYnar:
MorrH q Libby, Nashua; S Killing,
W aFGott; L. Rausch, Howard Lake: G. II
er Bros, Alma; G. Mold. Nelson =
6eltz, Goodhue; J. w Mortified. I.al(e
CITY; G. Schmidt. Oseeola; ?. Grady Mo
4oiRR G;7i =. =. McCQnnelI Belle PLANE;
Louisville; De Wolf & Son, Tj15om WINDOW.
Schuldt & WaltheTs, Owatonna: Wads
Wofth q Co, Montevideo; Reidts a CO
sacred II It; Halen & Co, CAMBRIDGE:
Johnson q 70, Braham: K. Peflers55T,'
Underwood: I. J. Mathison, Little FaIJs.
K: l.. Russell Rice's; c. StjIeoe. NeT55
IN I'm; 1 a. Bu6l, New Ulm; II. A Dwin-
neI, Marshall; G. O. Miller. carr: 7
frees, W abasso; H. Wathe. Rice Lake.
). h Jenson, Shell Lake: B. John
son; Clayton; Albee Bros. New Rich
a : -, =. r. Eastman, Rose Creek; c.
=. Toward EdgertOn G. Black WEIGH.
= L trench, Dennison; w McVev 1t
r FufIest, Kenyon; Armundsen & Co.
y. Slmons0n, j. R. Brown, St Croix
-'il4S itS-. BuIOW,
IaVlor's Falls; G. Winberg, Tindstrono,
T. Y. Green, Graceville; Brac<erriie--aa'
Graceville' Ferch BIOS, odessa.
MIDWAY HORSE MARX Is ET Tys1jT5g;
sofa Transfer, st. Paul-Barrett e. I'm.
norman report that aside from the buy
H1S OF neaVy drafters, the market dis
played little animation today. The large
arrivals of horses from 500 to 1609
pounds, which added life to the ssIas ar
mat grade. Quotations:
ffnT
1CfdLt efS, choice ....-............ 40 to 135
13rafters, common to good 800 so TO IN
+ arm mares, choice ......... o 100 to TX
it 1I mares, common to good. 40 to g
CHICAGO, Nov. 10-Cattie- RecfiD+s
1900 including 500 Westerns and 250 r'eS
ans; steers steady to slow; butcher stock
Westerns and Texans steady; natives'
good 10 prime steers, s5.5GI5. 50; Door To
meo1um -. 3545.25; selected feeders steady
az g. f5d94 30, mixed stockers slow at s. x
GU; cows, =. 65e74.25; heifers. 2 1904 II:
Gamers. ST. f56t2 60 bulls, S2.7504 40: calves
steady at S4g5.75; Texan receipts 250.
pest on sale today, carloads at s4l5.
Texas feed steers. S4li4 50; Texas grass
steers, $3.50Q4.15; Texas bulls, s. 58q2 90
Hogs-ReceiptS today. e, GJB festfmated).
LETT over, $500; generally Zoe lower: tor.
S3Sz1z. mixed and butchers. 81 sal 92I5:
good TO choice heavy, 81 7o1I4 %; rough.
heayy s4.h5Q4.65; light, $500 s2je bulk
of sales, $415GD4.S75a. SbeeP-Tseceipts. "a
GJO; sheep and lambs slow to 10c lower.
good to CHOICE E7ethers, S3.90q4.2O; fair to
choice mixed $4,000. 8: Western sheep,
Ss.s6d420; Texas sheep, 81 E0G3. so: natfTs
lambs S4-4945.2O; Western lambs, 81 $50
8 10
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80 / 80
SHEEP.
Cempa.at tive REGENTS.

Comparative receipts;
Total for today (estimated) ...........S.5 500
4 week ago ,54I
A year ag0................. 257
quotations; Good to choice butcher
lambs, 81 49Q4-6O; fair to good, S42504 20;
fair to good. s.. 25Q3 80; fat ewes. 8 2S8
$40; good to choice stock and feeiinF
lambs, S5l5q465; fair to good, $3.25a3. $:
Ieed!ng Wethers, S3,25Q3, IS; stock and
1 1e ad ewes; SzIoQ2y9; yearlings, $3.50
g5:Sl: thin sheep. $2@259 buck lambs
$z15q5; Killing bucks, S2G25O
Receipts were heavy, but very largely
consigned 10 feeders and not offered for
sale. The market was active on everv-
thing except lambs, which were slow
sale, owing largely, perhaps, 10 the fact
nat the quahty averaged only fair.
reularly We'll, choice lambs selling I'D
to $3.50 and choice yearlings at 3d.
On other kinds prices We're steady at
Mondays decline.
Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21

depot and X found perfectly satisfactory exactly
represented equal 20 What your dealer sells st dOuss
the price end the greatest valuo you cav
Isllroad agent our special Frics. s473 ara freight
charges less sets II ssct with orerl. The outfit weighs
about $40 bs ard freight m average 75c FOR 5Cs
miles The Iron Bed IS It. iDehes wide. x Inches
high Is given highest possible 7Eite enamel flush In
three eo5ts baked pa beant9ful brass cast and
mounts made EXTRA strong and rtted cenpishe with
bEse casters. SPRINGS high grade -vuTen wire,
heavy strong nssd maple frame tiek battsn one OK
Che easiest strongest and best springs made. MAT
TEES5 IS made OF BEST aaisy sxessior Nth sessk
write ecttsa top and good qG&.ity ticksS- This out
Fl Is big bit hEYe better values at GS.$2
and 55.p3. u you are interested send Coz 5sscrips
ton. Write fer froS Furniture CstsIoSus
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W. N. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stoek Yard.
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL

Consignments and correspondents so.
plfcaticn.
We do strictly commission business
no live stock bought or sold On our OWE
account
References-StocK Yards bank South
st Paul: Security bank Zumbrota; Hon
A 7. Koerner, state treasurer. Capitol
building. st Paul; A c. Anderson. cash
ier = Paul National hank 81 Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
BONDS.

Z, S. 2. ref.reg.1 O49l y. Y. G. lists .1091z
90 90 &C . 1914 y. J. G. gen. 5s.l261l9
40 IS, reg......i0 Z Nor. Pacific IS. 7112
90 os, coup .l09l2 do As 1913
90 new As, reg.13! NY.,C.& SL4s1061b
90 new 4s,coupl313s y. & w. co. IS. $685.
do old As, coup116 do Is 19Ss,
~ o. reg. ....11Z2 Or S. Line IS 1871
Din,, 2s. coup. --ll57s do con. 5s .1l455
A. i,iet IS Dos. .12412 Reading gen As. S9&
In gen. As. .10115 r. G. W. lists. 100
c,o 40 adJ- S.. S47z Sig In. eon.5s1J9H
o. 90. 50 IDS. .10S1s S.L.& S.F. gen 6s126
mesa q 0. 455s. 1gf1[ St. Paul con. 17Slk
q u =. Ss 49,. .115 eCP..C & P.1sfs118%
- y. w. con. 1919 do 5s .........-I19zSS
,-yFi .; T. deb. 5s119 30. Pacific IS. S3s5
N N Term. As. "a so. Ry. 5s....Ii25c
y & R. C. 100 T. & P Isis 11r1
Ei he gen s.. 74jz do IDS ..... 50
fr-N. d D.C.1sts II Union Pacific As. I0GM
zen. Elec. Sis Wabash Isis 1ISi44
10. Cent. lists. .I17k do DDS 109
Il q N; uni. As. 1925 West Shore As l132z
~, n. d L IDS. 20 Wis. Cent As. $50
w Is ........... S54 Va Centuries :. 81
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MICH COW NGE-Made act-
i've on good quality cows at prices
steady at the advance Common s477i
mails also selling ve4y low.
Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
BED, SPRINGS and MATTRESS, sara

III within 500
miles OF Mime
apolis ,iffarther
send sIcts. ard
We VII send By
freight, COD,
subject TO ex-
animation. this
FINE WHITE
ESAIEIED Iron
BED, SPRINGS 8
E0FEs NIRE
HATTREsS. You
ran exemina
thaln at yOGs
nearest freight
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CASH SALES.


No. l northern. 1 car, 741Sc.
No northern, g cars. T3@44c
No. northern, 1 car, 7211sc.
No. 2 northern, 9 cars. f. o. b.. 71sic.
No. 3 wheat, 3 cars to go out. zoe.
10. 8 wheat, l car to 50 out, 701sc-
Rejected wheat, car, 5Sc.
Rejected wheat, I car, Csc
No grade wheat, l car, 6215c.
No grade wheat, / car, 62c.
No 3acern, 1 car, 361Ac
No. 4 corn, car, sec.
No. 3 oats. car, 24Hc.
No. oats, car, 2311c
No grade oats, car 231zc.
No. + barley, car, 497Rc.
No. 4 barley, 1 car. 47c
No. barley, 1 car, 44c
No. 5 harley, [ car, He
Rejected lax, car, 81 Al
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Bar silver, Ne wYork....... GA Cd
Call money, New Ydrk.-....S11a-5 S1h-i1h
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Unprecedented Housekeeping Helps.

u NhV bhNtus'hb
ESQ cases OF Lautz Bros acorn soap,
large, full size cakes, per box OF so, SSc.
Ash cans made Of extra heavy galyan-
lied iron, with strong bottom and attached
hinged cover. Your choice Of four sizes,
$l.50 each.
Crystal w%ashbosrds, can be used in the
hottest or coolest water, don't wear out,
no clothes to be torn. 3Sc.
Step ladders. made OF hard wood,
4-toot, 2Sc.; 5-foot, $50; 6-foot, 42c.;
7-foot, Acc.
Clothes baskets, oval and square, Soc,
regular 75c.
Coffee mills, with steel grinders, Soc,
regular 45c.
Spring balances that will weigh so
pounds, 2lc.
Clothes line, so feet, lsc.
Old.fashioned roasting pans, assorted
sizes, SC.
Brooms, parlor brooms, hand made, OF
selected undyed Kansas corn, Csc. each.
Only two TO a customer.
Enameline, which has no equal for pol.
ishing stoves, SC.
Armour's floating soap, for toilet, bath,
nursery and laundry, 10 cakes for 25c.;
regular value, SC. per cake.
Curtain stretchers, "The Never Sag"
full size, SSc.
The adjustable pin curtain stretcher
for fine scollops and edges, Sl.SO.
Platt's ehlorides, the premier disin.
fectant and deodorizer, 37c.
Infants baths, slightly handled, regu-
lar value up to Sl.So, at csc.
Clothes wrineers, the rollers Of hard
white rubber, Use.
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The novelty wringer, fully warranted
and guaranteed, $l.sS.
CHAFING DISHES
Our assortment is large and Of the best.
We offer a limited quantity OF chatting
high as S7.eS, at S3.eS.
Opal" WARE
Some OF the pieces are supposed to
have imperfectionS Of finish, but hard to
find. We guarantee every piece not TO
leak. For service We consider them the
superior OF any enamel ware in the mar
ket. Just a hint OF the stock and prices:
5-quart tea kettle, 45c.
2.quart covered bucket, i5c.
Square roasting pans. soc.
lO'quart preserving kettle, 37c.
2~l-quart saucepan, with cover, 25c.
3.quart saucepan, long handle, iSe.
l5.inch oasting spoon, Sc.
Jelly cake pans, Sc.
Fry pans, l0c,
IA, 2 and 3-quart pudding pans, choics
l0c.
Coffee and tea pots, ih.quart, he;
2-quart, zoe.
Muffin pans, Soup, l5c.
Bath fixtures at one-half.
Nickel plated tea and coffee pots, al
most all sizes and styles, OF the latest de-
signs and newest patterns. A limited
quantity, they are not many, first come
has the choice, csc.
Carpet sweepers, "Bissell's," 4-wheel,
75c.
We are closing out at special prices all
OF our remaining gas ranges, refrigerators.
automatic blue flame oil stoysS vash-
stands and camp chairs.
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The Best for the
Toilet at the
Best Prices.


Section B-Not sent C o. II cum powder, tin
box, &C.
Snowflake tooth powder, Sc.
Sea salt in wooden box, Sc.
Florida Waters OF. bottle, sprinkler top,
&C.
Bay Rum 8 OF. bottle, sprinkler top, &c.
Farina cologne, 4 OF. bottle, Ice.
Extracts,all leading odors, | OF. bottles,
l0c.
Borax, a 10. package, SC.
Fuller's earth, in wooden box, &c.
Violet face powder, white and flesh
color, lOc. box.
Petroleum Jelly, 5 OF. size, best quality,
&c.
Tincture OF benzoin, 2 OF. bottles, l0c.
Pure glycerine, 2 OF. bottles, Sc.
Almond meal, Alb. jars, l5c.
Violet ammonia for bath or toilet, 7c.
Ammonia, extra strength, | pint bottle,
Sc.
Witch hazel, extra strength, a pint bot
tie, SC.
Imported tooth brushes, all pure bristles,
an assorted lot at l0c. and Sc, regularly
l5c. and Csc.
English violet toilet soap, box OF 3
cakes, lOc.
Highly perfumed soaps, lilac, lavender,
Jockey club, heliotrope and Florida water,
box OF 3 cakes, l0c.
Transparent glycerine soap, large bars,
7c. '
BOrax toilet soap, large cakes, &c.
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Opening Sale OF Small Wares.

s,ma e. extreme rr N@ WntC CD
Isle hose supporters, IN whIte or black, women's, girls and
cbIirn's, all sizes, SC. pair.
"W,,hire oil. s.ounce bottles, &c. each.
TsIior.naje dress fasteners, all sizes, black, white or gray,
Sc. each.
linen finish black thread, 100 yards, &c. spool.
Bock darnng cotton, Sc. dozen cards.
IrNelcrr binding, black, 3 yards, &C., 12c., l5c. piece.
Fancy garter web, lSc. yard.
Sk fancy side supporters, l5c. pair.
Mohar shoe aces, u, Yards long, l0c. dozen.
Wood coat hooks, &C. each.
Stocking darners, with handles, Sc. each.
Sheet English pins, 365 pins, 4c. sheet.
Fancy paper needles, PC. paper.
Star Skirt protector binding, &c. yard.
Mohair skirt protector binding. all colors, &c. yard,
Sin brlung, u Yards, soc. piece.
Bunch India tape, Sc, package.
Tyerreaiy shirt yokes, Sc. each.
GA lots of dress shields from makers, comprisin ing sateen,
rainsook and stockinet covered, light weight, sizes ?, 3, 4, ali
Zoe. pair.
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Frederick Eosstr & 90.
q 1hiyn Sartrtisements.
A Best Skirt Offer.
Bicycle, Athletic, Walking.

DFVUWU TTOIE
We have secured for Monday 400 Bicycle and Golf Skirts, now
used so much for the promenade and other occasions. They
are in a variety Of excellent cloths, including reversible effects,
Cheviots, Oxford Frieze, all cut, made and tailored in the best
possible fashion, assorted in fc~r lots: No. |, $3.50; No. 2,
S4.25; No. 3, Sc. rs; No. 4, $8.25.
Our first showing Of Walking Skirts for street wear Is an
exceptionally worthy one. Numberless new features, the bestof
which come from France, but have been remodeled and
adapted for the American women. They are made in a variety
Of cloths, including Zibeltne, English Cheviots, Cancels hair
and Broadcloth. The following is a description OF four styles,
which we predict will be popular:
AT Sc. 75-In fine black Cheviot, made with a pleated back,
each seam is strapped with black taffeta one inch wide; the
skirt Is lined with best percaine and finished with velvet.
AT S7.75-Skirt in black cheyiot cloth, with a cluster Of cord
effects, habit effect over hips, with double inverted pleatin
back, lined with percalne and finished with velvet.
AT Sli,75-Skirt in Widewales cheviot cloth, cut with seven
cores and circular flounce, trimmed with three rows OF fancy
Hercules braid. Ii S tight fitting over hips, lined with per-
caline, finished with velvet.
AT Sl5.oo-ln black b%roadc!oth, with flare iounee around
lower part, cut in circular effect, headed with four straps Of
narrow taffeta silk. The back is made with an inlaid pleat
and very tight fitting over hips.
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Hrooklyu advertisements.
trrarrirh Gutstr 4 CO.
New Fall Ribbons
Al &C. TO 29c., instead of &C.. to SOC.

$3.50, ,,lr rnu,ucc Not SentC Cd
/" h.,s are the Autumn tints in all their llurements, pref
II" S.,,er and lower priced than ever-a regular ribbon furry.
aT e. YARD, REGULAR sC.-Nev patterns in i.inch
tUv, YARD, REGULAR 23C.-3H.inch Corded Stripe
AIr,,tr, solid colors and changeable combinations.
At S YARD, REGULAR 39C.-4H-inch Taffeta, white
,touod, colored border.
,reBGE|c YARD, REGULAR 33C.-4.inch Satin Face Taffeta,
A-,t the ropular soft finish and the latest shades.
At %. YARD, REGULAR &c i,-inch Black and White
combinations. 40
More. extra fine quality.
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SdSh HllNSos
BRIC-A.BRAC-i-2 AND LESS
Tables ladened with pretty but mex.
pensive bits Of ornamental articles OF
every character, all new and suitable
for the coming Holiday Season. Par
ticular attention is called to Austrian
Vases, tinted in soft tones, a la Royal
Worcester. The shapes are as graceful
as the most expensive art wares and the
decorations are in soft ~colors, delicstely
laid.
Vases, 9 in. high, SOC. Instead Of $!.oo
IL" csc. " $500
i6" "Sl.es. $500
DINNER SETS
A noteworthy collection OF fine Amer
lean and English Porcelain Dinner Sets,
from the very best makers, all new
shapes and the latest style decorations,
many styles at each prices. All sets
have soup tureens, large p%latters and a
full assortment Of the most useful articles
$1,000 Instead Of $500
$3.50 $500
$500 $4,000
$3.50 S2i.OO
And the usual $50 Austrian China
Dinner sets, with French China decor
atoms at $500 the set.
LAMPS LESS THAN HALF
Two hundred and ninety tierces OF
lamps in two lots were unpacked a few
days ago. They are all Of the very new.
est shapes and designs. The decorations
are In beautiful floral effects laid on soft
tinted grounds. The metal parts and the
burners are Of the very best.
$2.sS Instead Of $500
SS 9S 1000
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Black Dress Goods
Underpriced.

Second Floor. -oO IN. All
Wool French Serge, Good Weight and
perfect black.
AT 6ec. REGULAR $3.50 in. English
Cheviot, in the new etamine finish,
durable and dust resisting.
AT Toe. REGULAR Sec.-45 in. All
Wool Granite Armures. New autumn
wesyes, smooth and l~ustrous.
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S5.eS $1,000
S6.98 $500
Venetian Iron Lanterns for Cory Cor
ners, soc. to S2.7S instead OF SITS to
$500.
Csc, 39c. and soc. for Sl.50 to $500
LAMP GLOBE S-Five hundred lamp
globes that are supposed to be''seconds"
came to us at a ridiculous figure. No
hurts that hurt; they we're set aside
chiefly because they didn't match the
tints OF the lamps they were made for.
Three sizes, 8, 9 and i0.inch. Csc, sec.
and soc. each.
CUT GLASS HALF ALMOST
There are prices here that are less than
those Of the cutters and will be a start
ling surprise TO makers generally. Fruit
and Salad Rnvle.
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LINENS.
Colored Bordered Lunch Cloths...
z yards ilgg, stSl.2G Instead CiSl.s9
~" Sl.5e Sl.so
Silver Bleached Damask, Red Border
2ec. per yard instead Of 4sc.
Extra good quality Of Bleached and
Unbleached Damask, at soc. per yard in
stead Of So.
100 Dozen, extra heavy bleached
Napkins, all pure linen.
10 inches square, Sl.le a dozen in
stead Of Sl.49.
Brown Twill Kitchen Toweling-
7c. per yard instead OF &c. per yard.
llic.per yard instead OF l3c. per yard
Silver Bleached Crash
lie. per yard instead Of lac. per yard.
Large size Huckaback Towels, lSc. in
stead Of 7c.
All pure linen Huckaback Towels, lSc.
instead OF 22c.
Extra heavy Huckaback Towels, 2lc.
instead Of 25c.
Unbleached Tray Cloths, i2hc. instead
OF l5c.
Fringed Bleached Tray Cloths, lOc. in
stead Of l2Hc.; 25c. instead OF ACC.
Huckaback Towels, l0c., regular price
121.c.
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&c Yd for
IL 1.2 to 25c
Innings.

lawns of the high colors just in the right
lengths for covering school books, as well
as for lining fancy work-all TO be closed
out at &c. yard. Then the following is
worthy Of note:
LlNENE-
The new fall facing, nothing better made.
We have il in black, slate and white.
AT ace. A YD. a large line OF colors in
silk.faced Serge-for lining jackets and
CapeS.
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q. by 219, 55c. Acc.
"a by "a, 62c. soc.
Unbleached Sheets
IA by 2H, acc. quality Tor zoe.
2 by "a, 45c. 35c.
% by "a, Acc. 3ec.
Pillow Cases, made Of remnants Of
Wamsutta, Pequot, New Bedford and
New York Mills Muslin, full size, el,c.
each, regular worth i2hc., lsc. and Sc.
Pillow Cases, AS by 80, lo1,c. each
instead Of l31,c.
Special lot OF unbleached Pillow Cases,
As BY SO, &c. each, regular worth &c.,
&C., 1910. and l2Hc.
WHITE GOODS.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, Sc. per
yard, regular worth 7c
Bleached Muslin, yard wide, &c. per
yard instead Of Ssc.
Extra fine quality Bleached Muslin,
yard wide, soft finish, l2Hc. quality for
e1ic.
Bleached Sheeting-
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Reversible Cloths
for
Walking Skirts.

81 in. All
Wool Cheviot with plaid and check
backs In Oxford gray, navy and brown.
AT Sl.9s-s4 in. All Wool Cashmere
face, neat check back, in Oxford gray
and dark cadet.
AT S2.2S-54 in. Venetian Cloth with
check and plaid backs in quiet eolors,
all desirable shades.
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e, Tue neWeSt, me best anu IHe prTces arc
AT Sl.es INSTEAD OF S2.eS.-French
flannel waists in Black, Light Gray,
Light Blue, PINK, Cardinal and Law.
ender.
AT S2.ss INSTEAD OF S4.eS.-Genu.
inc Orliwoola Flannel Waists in stylish
plaids and checks, detachable self collar,
some with silk collar band, ali with the
new cuffs and sleeves.
B%rilliantine waists, S1.9S, S2.25, SECS.
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The First of Autumn Waists.

M, me SIR, the flannel and the Brilliant
lus' what will please YOU.
"s9.eS INSTEAD OF S5.OO.-I5o
aI.e'a SlIk Waists in Black, Cardinal,
S.snl Gtay, Tan, Royal Blue, Law
snuer' tucked back and front, fancy
SU,,o,e 'op tailor stitched front, crochet
ITTIuuons, dress sleeves.
no INSTEAD OF Sl.59.-All wool
Rune I.n waists in Cardinal, Navy and
%uVA' tull front, detachable self collar,
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DOuOlC pOsOO
Fine Lambs Wool
Single bed size, $500 per pair.
Double 4" $500 "
White Cotton Blankets, medium weight,
full size, Sl.O0 per pair. Slightly soiled.
Comfortables Filled with pure white
cotton, Si.3e each.
Down Quilts-Filled with goose down,
size 6 by 6, $3.e8 each.
$50 White Marseilles Counterpanes-
Extra good quality and handsome pat.
terms, slightly soiled, S2.7e each instead
OF $4.25.
Fringed Counterpanes-Full size, for
double bed,Sl.iS each instead OF Sl.5O.
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.
Bleached Sheets, made OF extra good
quality muslin, neatly hemmed and laun-
dered, ready for use
IA by "a, 45c. quality for SAC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

Jocoe -. These prices speak for
LdSSS dt themselves. They are
Very Little, inTTOmparanSnIe' ~, m
STEAD OF lOc. TO Csc. PER YARD
limitation Torchon Laces.
AT SC. TO IOc. INSTEAD OF Ioc. TO
25c. PER YARD - Normandy and
Point de Paris Wash Laces.
AT SC. TO ISc. INSTEAD OF Toe. TO
35c. PER YARD - Black Chantilly
Edges and Insertions.
AT Sc. TO i0c. INSTEAD OF l5c. TO
35c. PER YARD Cream Fancy Laces,
Edges and Insertion.
AT l5c. TO ACC. INSTEAD OF 25c,
TO S5c. PER observation-disclosures
Edges and Insertion.
AT soc. TO Sl.oo INSTEAD OF 7Sc.
TO Si.6e PER observation-disclosures
Edges and Insertion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09

An EN- Oft the seasonct clearing sale to make room for the regular ineoming Autumn
goods. The assortment ofc courses is limited, out There are many exceptional chances
10 pick up a tunk at fabulousy low price Trunks istt he thing for boarding
school orc college. Something in almost all kinds of trunks and all at rs per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
DrOp.Head Sewing Machines at S12.9S.

We've lot Of these celebrated "Loeser' machines, 100 OF tnemi justin new drop
head or cabinet kinds finished in oak, highly polished, full set of ntckeLplated
attachments, which we offer tomorrow at the little price of Sl29S. A guarantee oil
five Yearsg goes with each machine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
Best Furniture Apprehension.

nse,s m & % I Furniture store nw when our Autumn sale is at its height, with the
uwHo nN pest o. everything from the worlds best makers focused into great
MAKE Y wE yGu Will find it really a simple matter to apprehend the genuinely good and
lvms ,auahe comparisons. Price isn't everything, and even a big price doesn't
dMay, r an a best article, nor little price a poor one. In buying furniture par
enntN WGohYs safe way is to buy where you know everything is exactly as repre-.
YOU viii tS e never had a more comprehensive display, and as for actual values
due n ml oH prices much under the market and really incompatible. Everything
adds % S nolIrnk kind, touched with art and exclusiveness- furniture that always
lefG,V N" o. Beauty to the home as we'll as being the perfection Of comfort and
=" blUng Tow "uS"ao !" so"S !" WV '" '' W
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The
Newest
HandkerChiefS.

Not sent { Cd AT Sc. - Me S
and women's handkerchiefs, neatly
made with either plain or colored bor-
der.
AT l2tzc - Mems and women's plain
and initial handkerchiefs, all linen, too.
AT l2Hc.-A lot OF very neat patterns OF
Women's embroidered handkerchiefs.