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which resulted in many stocks losing their
advance. The advance I'm Toledo x st.
Louis has been expected by people on the
inside. There was little stock offered. and
il advanced quickly when buying orders
were sent in. Copper was strong early, but
was one OF the first TO weaken after the
bank statement came out.
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LONDON.-Money, 2Q3 per cent. Dis
counts: Short bills, 2 3-16G2A per cent;
three months bills. 2Ad2 5-16 per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f sc
for the account. Exchange on London, psf
211bc for checks. Spanish tours, 7O.4O.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om
2S1bpf for checks. Discount rates for set
Element: Short bills, AZ per cent; three
months bills, 3A per cent.
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Good buying Early.

IGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The market
opened near last nights close in most cases
and advanced on buying for both accounts
in expectation of the bank statement The
covering OF shorts was especially notable
i'm Atkinson and TO a less extent on other
stocks. After the bank statement APP
peared there was selling to realize profits,
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour steady:
winter patents, $.5cq3.60: straights, S3G3. 40:
IS. 3Od3.6 60; s~traights. So sOG3. 20. No. 3 spring
wheat. 66669c: No. , red. 7GG7clzc. No. 2 yellow
corn. size. No. , oats, 35d35Ac; No. 2 white.
S7d3Sc: No. 3 white. S6%G37kc. Fair to choice
mailing barley. t5I6Oc. No. 1 1axseed, 81. Sc: No
l Northwestern, $LG6. Glover seed. contract
grade, $S.25. Prime timothy seed, s.. 35d5. so. Mess
pork. per brl. SI5Q15.05. Lard. per 100 lbs. SO 20
@10. 221k. Short rib sides Qoose), SS.s5dg Dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), s7.5OG7T5. Short clear
sides Cboxed), S9.5O49.eO. Whisky. basis of high
wines, s1.30.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 1873. 900 bu.
corn, $4,000 bu; cats. 2s2, 600 blu: rye. 5000 bu:
barley, 4lO00 bu. Shipments-Flour 1900 brls:
barley, 81. 900 blu.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Sept. 2S-The market for all de-
scriptiOns OF cotton goods has been quiet to-day.
Fully as much attention given 10 yacht race news
as to business Prices unchanged throughout.
Print cloths are duh for regulars and barely
steady al Sc. American cotton yarns weak and
irregularly lower than a week ago.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 5SAc; Mexican
dollars, 4512c.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at I'D an
ounce.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK-Exports OF silver from
this port 10 all countries for the week
aggregate STA. $50. and Sl.005 gold. Imports
OF specie were %91, us IN gold and SIS, 80 in
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dAl0CA bhC - 70
cent. rule.
The Financier says: 'This statement, like
the preceding one, was doubtless made upon
T1sing averages for cash, the payments for
bonds in the closing days of the bank week
having been comparatively large. More
over, there was an arrival of 81, 900 from
EUROPE after the close of the bank week.
The 2,JO,0O gold which arrived last week
from Australia will be transferred through
assay office checks to this city during the
current week, as also in all probability will
the 81 G0 gold which has arrived at Port
Townsend, Wash. from Cape Nome. This
makes over S,000,M0 gold, which, it is rea-
sonable TO uppose will be added TO the
cash of the banks this week, besides the
amount which may be paid for bonds. The
bank situation for the immediate future
therefore seems to be encouraging, showing
a continuance of easy monetary conditions.
1t should be observed, however. that there
is a concurrent drain of money into the
treasury on current fiscal operations and to
the interior for crops, which may easily
cause more unfavorable conditions. and
these could scarcely be avoided should
bond offerings to the treasury materially
decrease in volume. So far as the banks
can control the situation, it is fair to as
sumo that they will strive to make as
favorable an exhibit in this and the sue
ceeding week as possible in anticipation Of
the October call of the controller of the
currency for a statement of their condi-
ton. The new controller will doubtless
make an early demand for such a state
ment."
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Metals.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENTS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.-Lsad lower at 4z7iko
SOC. Spelter weak at S.S2hc.
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INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY.

The American Loan and Trlst Company.
Boston, Massachusetts, Trustee. under an In
denture OF Trust with the indianapolis Light
and Power Company. dated June 4. 1852. hereby
invites proposals 10 sell To IL $1,000. par value.
F1rst Mortgage 6 per cent Bonds OF said Indi.
annapolis Light and Power Company. and that
sealed proposals Offering said bonds OF any
part thereof Endorsed PROPOSALS. TO SELL
INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND POWER q
PER CENT. BONDS" will be received until
noon October "A. 1901. the right being reserved
by said Trustee TO reject any or all proposals.
AMERICAN LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
BY n. w. JORDAN, President.
Boston, September. "a. 1901.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Saturdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the $50. 000,O 900 gold re-
serve i'm the division of redemption, shows:
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Arrival of s5,OOOyOOO i'm Gold Makes
the Prospect Easy.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ending
to-day shows:
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Money Rates Abroad.

silver. Dry goods and merchandise i'm
ports were valued at &c. 24, pa.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, Sept. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts. light:
none The market continues
steady at quotations.
Good to prime export steers, 1850
to 1,500 lbs average ..............$ $500 SEQ
Fair to medium export steers, l.
200 to 1,400 lbs average. ........... 5.256 $50
Good to prime butcher steers, LOO
to 1880 lbs average .............., Asa SIS
Good to choice feeding steers. 4.25Q 4.50
Fair to good feeders. 900 TO 1,1OO
IDS average 800 10
Light stockers .................... 3.254 AS
Good to prime eifers............ 4.25n 800
Common to medium heifers....... $500 400
Prime to fancy export cows. 4OOq 4.50
Fair TO good 2.75T 3.75
Gamers and common cows. 1.759 2.75
Good TO choice light veals ......... 5000 $50
Common to good heavy veals.... 5000 . 90
Good TO choice fat bulls ........... 3.O0d 400
Common TO fair pulls ............. 2.O00 $50
Good TO choice cows and calves. .30.00G45.O0
common TO medium COWS and
caves .lO.OOIN.W
Hogs-Receipts, 500: 400. The
market was strong at yesterdays quota
tons. There were no top kinds offered,
the best mixed load bringing $7.15. Selected
heavles sold at $40; light mixed at $6.50q7,
with the bulk selling between So. S546.9 80.
The supply was taken by Squires & Co,
Nuns, of Patterson, and Holman. of Balti-
more. The market was active and closed
steady at quotations:
Good to choice heavies 81 1Od7. 20
Good TO choice medium grades &C.. 7.NG7.10
common to good lightS............ 6.5CG7.O0
Common to good pigs............... 5.5Od6.5O
ROughs Z. 25d6. 80
Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments. none.
The market is quoted 15c TO 25c lower, es-
pecially OF lambs. Quotations:
Good 10 choice lambs Is
Common 10 medium ambs........ S.OOa4.OO
Good TO choice sheep 3.OOq3. %
common TO medium sheep.......... 2.O042.5 80
StOckerS and feeding sheen 2 O62 so
Bucks, per loo bs................... 2.O0a2.5O
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SAFE DEPOSITS.
6. A. FLETCHER & co.'s
Safe Deposit Vault
80 East Washington str

Absolute safety against FIRE and burglar. Po-
uceman day and night on guard. Designed for
safe keeping OF Money. Bonds. Wills. Deeds, Alb
stracts. silver Plate. Jewels, and valusbls
Trunks, Packages. etc. Contains 2.lO0 boxes
Rent So to s45 Per Year
JOHN :. HARRINGTON
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. %.
BANKS

The New York FIRanas Will to-day publish the foloWtng table; showing totals
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Reserve, S .63S. 800 increase. Clearings y
balances for week ending Sept. p, 1901. ..
Is, 1901. 81, 314, 02e, SOC. 90: balances for weel
increase. #*Five days.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, Sept. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts. light:
shipments, none. The market continues
steady at quotations:
Good 70 nrfpoa avnOpf ctharc I on
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Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments, none.
The market is quoted 15c TO 25c lower, es-
pecially On lambs. Quotations:
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MAYOR HUMES
THOUGHT THERE
WAS A STRIKE
He Thanks Committee Tor rs Good
endeavor. and Takes q Rico.
chet ai Shop Owners

Mayor Hurnss last evening THANH :
Cd the COMMITTEES appointed BY him
TO endsavcr to end the local iron
worksrr strike. The communication
rsceivea b. sx-Gov. John "a. Nc
0rAw, who was chairman Of the com
rnlttse. reads a. follows.
My Dear Str. Permit me 70 thank
you. and through you. the members
OF the committee who undertook at
nay request TO reconcile the dtTersn.
ces sxiasinE between the members OF
the Metal Trades Association OF as-
attic and their former employees.
While II IA 70 be regretted that
the efforts OF yourself and your as
sociatss were unsuccessful the
thanks Of thu community are due
you that you consented TO under
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CAUSES THAT MAKE OR KILL VALUES
A Capitalist Of Chicago Tells Of Actual
Experience Why Capital Hill Will
Appreciate More Rapidly Than
Any Other Property in
Seattle
here Something for Seattle Investors to Cut O and Save The Words
verbatim Are From Thomas Nicholson Chicago Capitalist Who
Built the Great Marshall Field Block and Is Now in Seattle
to Put Up Steel Frame Office Building

= believe" said Mr. Nicholson. that no class q,
property in Seattle. business residential will appre
ciate in value rapidly Capitol Hil
MY based my own experiences IN
Chicago and other cities.
Twenty years ago the average price Of residence
property part Of Chicago then considered frat
class was $500 per front foot
"But no building restrictions imposed scores
OF cheap dwellings and apartment houses were b,,,,
among the finer residences The result was to deter
orate the whole district to third class Property there
now sells a. $50 per front fooa loss OF one-haIf
..AnosHor residential district about the same time
was put on the rnrket II started at $50 per front
foot Rigid build 70 restrictions imposed. II
was large enough be preserved from cheap surround
ings
To-day II is tn most valuable residence property
in Chicago. 1t for as high 1900 front
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C. p. WILL BUILD
TWO NEW BOATS
One Tor skaeway Run; the Other
for Victoria Ferry

The Canadian Pacific Navigation
Co. intends to build two new steam
err. One wlll be- put on the skag-
way run In the place 81 the wrecked
ffsg pder AND the other VIII be used
~ ffrry between Vancouver and
yict0gls. The decision 10 build the
.lfransars w4g only made after the
uuany nad found IL impossible "a
fuv fNt boats they wanted.
50th ssssetA will 81 built on lines
simlari 30 THE Pacific Coast Co.'s
b04fe c6ttage Clfg and CITY of So
attic. Their passenger ana freight
accumulation will be also about
equal. tn obe Tor aHe on he Alas
kh run efil b. single screw. but the
ferry VIII have Twin Wheeis. BOtn
ssiii b. capable Of sustaining 4 speed
~ rs milts Bids have been called
for the rev boats ana tbrir c0Hstfuc-
tion VIII commence AZ once.
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HARD WINTER
FOR DAWSON
Is Believed That Many Inhabi.
iants viii Need Relief

The Canadian government may
have 90 aid ia sustaining many Of
nRwson'n Inhabitants this winter,
The prevailing opinion among travel
ers returning from that country IL "a
the effect that the klundlss II going
90 have a hard winter Many Of the
people remaining inside have no
funds and viii not be able 10 secure
work. The camp has been turned in-
10 a summer proposition and the
miners i've through the winter on
their summers earnings The good
ground has been nearly all worked
over and wages are coming down.
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A BUNCH OF BILLS THAT
WILL PUT CITY IN LINE
Conduct In the Parks Driving on and Use of Streets City
VIII Fix Schedule OF Green Lake and Fremont
Cars--0ther Matters Before Council

A wealth o. new ana important
hiila was introduced ia the city eoun-
eli last night One regulates the use
and control OF public parks, another
limits driving ON certain streets, an
other prohibits throwing anything on
the streets. sidewalks. and stu an
other presertbss the time schedule OF
Fremont and Green Lake cars. BE-
sides these there were "a number Of
smaller hsiis.
The park bill was prepared by
supt. Of Streets and Parks Little.
and introduced by Councilman Blake.
II provides that roads In the parks
shall be used only BY persons IN car
riages, on bicycles or horseback.
while out for pleasure, The paths
are Tor pedestrians alone. Heavily
laden wagons. carrying merchandise,
etc. are prohibited. as are funeral
professions. or any vehicle carrying
the body 81 a deceased person. Ad-
vertising signs OF every kind ara for
hidden. nsfacing OF any structure.
fence, wall. etc. Is made punishable
by me. Dogs. unless accompanied
by owners. and held IN control are
not allowed and any other animal
found at large win be impounded,
The BIN bars firearms. missiles. sticks
or anything used 90 KIN Wild or do
nestle animals. Faklrs peddiers and
games OF chance are positively for
hidden. Intoxicated persons must re-
main out. Picnic parties must stay
in those parts OF the parks reserved
Tor such. Before n baseball game OF
any sport can be played In the park
the written permission Of thu super
intsndent OF parks must 30 obtained.
A maximum flns OF $500 and imprin-
onment In the city jail FOR % days. IL
provided for a violation OF any pro-
vision OF the bill.
Keep 20 the Right
President Crichton introduced a bin
compelling ell vehicles 20 keep to the
right on the principal streets which
includes all stone. brick. asphalt or
nancadamfxet streets and upon First
avenue between Pike and Roy
streets: Harrison street. between
First avenue north ana Queen Anne
avenue. between Harrison street ana
Roy street.
This must be adhered 20 except IN
the block which n thu point OF des-
sfnatfon.
Within the district bounded by Ma
rfnn and Washington streets and
First and Second avenues no driver
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". C. I. U.
CONVENTION
Semi-AnnuaI Session WIN Begin al
Fremont Wednesday

The semi-annual convention Of the
King County w. c. T. u. will take
place at the Fremont Baptist church.
Oct. 10 and a.. Thirty five or 70 dele
gates viii attend The following In
Wednesdays program:
Mcrnisg
s:Se--Prass service led By Mrs- y.
Cairns.
lo:so- Convention called 20 order
BY President Mary ~ Wade
Roll call
Reading Of minutes Of sxscasivs
COMMITTEES.
Appointment OF committees.
ie;59-sTne Work OF the Loyal
temperance Legion. Mrs. Beatrice
Discussion. led BY Mrs. Masesta
Libby.
Lilo Music.
fl:is--Our King County work
ers." Mrs. 8. y. IL. Frazer.
u:75-Suestson box
l1:45-Bibis reading and noon tide
devotioris. conducted By Mrs. IAbbls
Beach Brown. Topsc. Gods Plan
OF Dealing with Evil TO be HAS
fratsd BIZ pointed texts with brief
comments.
Lunch.
Aftsrneon
zsoo--M Music and Invocation. Min
utess
Report Of credentials committee.
z.tb-''Ths Army Cantsen," Mrs.
Wynnia Thomas.
Discussion, led by Mrs Rachel
Smith,
1.t0--Music.
s.tJ-Tabieaux and Snap Shots.
3:00-sWhen Does Expediency Ha-
come CompromissT Rev. 7. ". Rev
ellie.
g.so-chiIdren's hour. in charge o.
Mrs. Osborn
s:is--''Mercy work." Mrs. N. e
Derr1e.
Discussion led by Mrs. NJ. e. Bur,
bank.
Miscellaneous.
Dinner.
Eyenisz
7;oo-Executivs committee meet
ing,
Mrs. A. r. Coats.
s.00-Medal contest. in charge o
Mrs. c. l. HaggaFd.
Award Of medal.
Benediction.
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northeast. i-story frame, $3.50. A. n.
uflnnold, NO Thirty NTH avenue. 10
repair foundation. 5000 Jesse lesson,
Ele Tenth avenue north. 2.stary
franc, $500. l.. Sprengie, aif Boyle
ston avenue north, - STORY frame.
5000
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BANKRUPT

CHICAGO, oct. go Clement L..
oelger, or, IN he IL better known.
clay Clement. the actor. has illed a
petition Ia the United states district
court 10 be declared a bankrupt. His
liabilities are placed at $1,000 ana as
SETS at 10000.
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THAT is solely re to It's being preserved by nrst-
class residences AZ nrst-class district
Men Of wealth from other sections are trying 70 ,e,i
end locate in this favored district
1T Ia the only part OF Chicago protected by building
reservations as Capitol I'M the only part of Seattle
protected by such wise and timely provisions.s
Mr. Nicholson blcked up his excellent ,uagmen, no
paying cash for two of the best lots ON C,apol mn
His experience in Chicago from actual knoweaoo =.
true OF every city In America
The absence Of building restrictions win KIN va,o.
on the best property.
Residence districts naturally nrs-elass rs, ever, "a
vantage Of nature and location vastly a.
value by the timely and sensible safeguards that pro
tect Capitol Hin.
Just as Mr.. Nicholson says from experienoe extena
ing the wide world.
mo class Of property In Seattle business or res,do
tia will appreciate in value rapidly as capitoi
Hill"
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been Issued IN the city engin-
GERS ONCE, ~, W. Thompson. 1880
Twenty fourth avenue. i-Mtnry
frame, $500. G. J. Erickson. 1910 vir-
Kinia street. a.story frame. $500. J.
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take the delicate mission and FOR tho
manner In which you conducted your
negotiations,
a Git OF irony
II had been led 90 believe by COM
mon public rumor that there was a
strike on between these parties. II
was evident 70 the ofieials % the city
having 10 do with devising ways and
means to meet calls for additional
poliee protection that there was some
trouble cuihcidvnt With and at least
remotely connected with the fact
that there was a strike last May, and
that az least very many OF the ma
chinista employed In the ahopa prior
To that time have not been no en-
pIoyrd since.
General public comment upon my
request Go you gentlemen 90 under
take the task OF harmonisinR tbeae
supposed differences nattera me into
the belief that this committee would
have found these differences II any
existed. and could have reconeiied
them N Il had been within the pow
er OF human agency to do So"
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Fred williams. accused Of trying 10
bribo witness 10 The Mabel Heating
sanc hes - Iaet chance % be tried.
though there VI no evidence that he
wants TO be. After several weeks Of
gkllifaf hllDEstering b. his attorneys
bis trial hrs been set down for next
"wednesday.
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FEDERAL COURT.

Lee Kee ANA lee Chung arc getting
taste ~ American litigation. They
came across the line ~ Blaine last
summer and were ordered doported
10 China by a United states commits
hion"r They appealed TO the United
states district court. ana Judge Han
ford ordered them returned 20 the
boundary at Blaine and turned loose
IN british Columbia And now the
district attorney has appealed from
Judge HHnford's order 60 the United
States court OF appeals.
Coal. ton, carload, Seattle Fuel Co.
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For Millinery Suits ana CioakH call
on NJ. y. peaHe and Johnson Co. iiOs
Second avenue.
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Other important BIiIs

other bills introduced were as FOL.
lows: Authorizing the city engineer
10 build a temporary roadway across
the government canal at Fremont.
and spprorrfatinK $3.50 therefor: for
bidding trap doors In sidewalks and
on sides ~ buildings "a b. ieft npeu
except when IN actual use for recefv.
Ina or flscharging goods. appropriat-
ing money 10 nay the judgment and
costs OF Tire 18th avenue extension; .
authorizing the. mayor 20 appoint a
depot rtatrnr AZ salary az s3S Der
month. the Y. w. G. A. 70 noruinat.
the nafron; eurhing and planking
Queen Anne avenue from Roy "a
Comstoek street: amending the fran
chiss given Fred s. Sander for the
construction of the Grant street line
In that the use ~ the light gfrtsr
ran I. prohibited and the company
II ohlired 20 maintain II feet % road.
way on Grant street bridge.
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buy your umbrellas OF shanek
1871 LIST. formerly with Bon Marrhe
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For gas and electric fixtures XII.
bourne 4 CLARK Co. SIS Second Ave.
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Become interested with Interstate
Fisheries Co. Greyhound Dock. -.
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s5c LAcEs. iEo--
Oriental iacea. very finest quail
tiles, choice new designs. six
inches vide: regular value 3sc.
Wednesdays special price &c.
400 MoussELAIsE DE SOLE.
Sc
An elegant lot Of Mousselaine
dc Soie and Chiffon. ia good as
sortmsnt Of coiorA very best
quality. Is inches wide, regular
value 100 per yard. Wednesdays
special. nj fsc.
sec PI.AT'T VAL LAcEs. IKE
Piats Wall Laces. in a choice
line Of new and neat patterns. In
white ard cream. widths from ?
20 I Inches. actual value lsc. 7Sc
and spe per yard; special Wed
nesday NJ i3ssc.
DRUGGISTS SPECIALS
Taicum Powder. worth CSC.
special Wednesday only. at si4c
a box.
Porous Plasters. regular fsc
kind. special for "Wednesday.
ifasc.
Fresh Cod Liver OF, regular
100 bottles. Wednesday tic.
Dr. simpsons German Blood
Purifying Tea, regular l5c pack
ages for iec.
Soothing syrup. regular price
2tc a bottle for ioc.
DIR. divers Skin Soap. three
cakes in a box. Wednesday only
zoe box.
MADAME YALEs FRCIT-
CURA--In order TO make you ac-
Qualntsd with Madame Yale's
remedies, we VIII give a free
sample Of her well known Fruit
icura. a woman's tonic, for the
asking tomorrow.
Apply At the drug counter.
MEMS zoc sox, isc--
A line Of mems zoe Ribbed
Shaker sox viii be sold wednes-
day only at isc a pair.
MEMS s5c UNDERSTANDS, Tsc
Mems Grey Merino Underrhirts
mo drawers-worth asc each,
Wednesdays special at 7sc.
POPULAR MAGAZINES. 3 for
i0c--
Back numbers OF Ladies' Home
Journal. Munsey and other popu-
lar magazines. win be sold three
for i0c. Wednesday.
MATTED PICTURES, &C.
A splendid line OF Matted Pic
lures, worth ioc each, rs subjects
90 choose from. on sale tomor-
row at &c.
FLANNELETTE WAISTS. Doc
Flannelette Waists, the last OF
well selling lot win be offered
tomorrow at zoe.
$3.50 sATEEN WAISTS FOR
800
About SO Sateen Waists, worth
si.b0 each, will have the popular
price OF Si.0o for Wednesday.