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The Arizona sentinel., 1901-04-03

try e the world, lands, steamships, steamship lincs railroads (other than railroads in the ter ri5ory Of Arizona) wagon roads, canals mills, factories, houses, capital stock and bonds of corporations, public or private chattels, goods, wares and merchandise and chooses in action, and to own, control, deal Tn, sell or dispose of the same, CT any part thereof, and to enter into contracts for the construction and-operat1on or any such enterprises or occupations.
 (b) To buy, sell, own and operate, or other wise deal in, mines, mining claims, mining stocks, franchises. industrial enterprises, water works, gas works, electrical works, street ra1l- ways, and other commercial enterprises; to buy, sell, own and operate all kinds of stores for the sale of general merchandise, goods or personal property, mining machinery, steam or electrical appliances or devices; to operate mills and Snelters for the reduction of all kinds or ores; to carry on the business of banking ln all it's branches borrowing and leaning money dealing in all kinds of negotiable paper, prom missory notes, mortgages stocks bonds or other securities. gold, silver, copper, lead or other kinds of bullion or ore, bills Of exchange or other evidences of indebtedness, and banka- ble paper; to acquire own, construct operate or dispose of telephone and telegraph lines and electric lights; to transact any and all llndS CT business which may be transacted by an lndl- vidual to hold, use and enjoy the same, and to alienate sell, lease demise and dispose CT same or of any part thereof, as well as Of any other property this corporation may possess, acquire be seized Of, or entitled to, and to hypothecate' mortgage or pledge all or any part or the prop erty of this corporation, or which it may in any manner hereafter acquire, and toissue it's prom missory notes. mortgage bonds, dcbentures or 1 other written evidences of indebtedness, for any of the objects and purposes herein stated l The directors Of this corporation shall have | full power and authority to purchase or acquire any of the foregoing property or property rights, or any other property that in their Judgment seems for the best interests of the company; to | acquire and to issue and use in payment there l tor the capital stock of this corporation It's mortgage bonds and dcbentures CT other writ
 ten evidence of indebtedness, or the money
 thereof, in such amounts and to such extent as
 they the said directors, may determine-such
 capital stock to Ee so used in payment at it's full
 par value.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-04-03

The place where this corporation proposes to have it's principal office and place of business is in the Village of Yuma County of Yuma, Ter ritory of Arizona, with chief branch office in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, and State of California and other offices at such places as the board of directors may establish elsewhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-04-03
c, P. CROWN, County Recorder.

First publication April 3, 1901.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-28
Goodrich Line Steamers.

For Milwaukee, $3.50 a. m. and 0 p. n,
daily. For Grand Haven, Muskegon, Grand
Rapids, and White Lake, 7:45 p. m. daily
and 0 a. m. except Sunday. For Racine, s
a. m. and s p. IN. daily. For Sheboygan ana
Manitowoc, 8 p. M, except Friday and Sun.
day. For Kewaunee, Algoma, Sturgeon
Bay, Green Bay, Marlnette, Menomlnee, and
Escanaba, s p. M, Wednesday and satur.
day. For Mackinac Island Is. =. Georgia),
$3.50 p. m. Saturday. Ticket Office and
docks, foot Michigan.av. Tel. Central 20,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Cotton Dress Goods.

6econd FIoof, NV BuIIfInI
To see these is to forget winter and
feel that spring and summer are already
here-an easy way 10 enjoy the sensation
when at prices like these:
&c. FOR l2hc. outing flannel, in white
and colored grounds, mostly stripe
effects.
l2I,c. FOR zoe. imported gingham,
colored grounds, with white corded
stripes; colors are blue, pink, hello,
gray and buff.
aec. FOR acc. iouiard, sublime, made
from genuine mercerized yarn, colored
and white grounds, beautiful designs.
At l5c.-Nindoo flannels, designs suit.
able for waists. house gowns and
dressing sacques.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

Bissell's Economy" carpet sweeper
75c.
Bissell's STANDARD" or challenge
sweeper, Sl.3S.
Also a full line OF Grand Rapids"
sweepers with the ant.ravelling protector,
dust proof axle and "cyco" bearings.
Sveepcrs repaired very reasonably.
Mrs. Potts irons, 5 pieces, CSC.
J%apannej chamber pals, an assorted
lot, value up TO 75c., al CSC.
J%apsnnei bread boxes, assorted sizes,
2Sc.
J%spanned dust pans. quaker s,yle,"S Sc.
HANDY" fruit or vegetable slicer, Sc.
Star meat or food chopper, Sl.l0.
enterprise" meat or food choppsr,95c.
"Kreamer's" ash o. garbage cans, Csc.
Garbage cans with hinged over choice
OF sizes, CSC.
Dover egg beaters, Sc.
Ash s~ifters, the New York." 7Sc.
Wash boards, an assorted lot, Al
Csc. each.
Flour sieves, the "Standard," So.
Feather dustsrs, &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
of All Great Stationery Sale
The Lowest Prices Ever Named.

,erviceableness OF our stationery store-an
is the most complete to be
II this store does.
AT &c. INSTEAD OF 900 boxes
OF Envoy writing paper, containing "a
sheets and "a envelopes to match, satin
finish, ruled or plain, Oxford size.
AT Sc. INSTEAD OF lSc.-sO0 boxes
containing "a sheets and envelopes to
match, velvet finish, cream and azure,
Gladstone size.
AT I2J,c. INSTEAD OF 2Sc.-SOO
boxes containing engraved initial paper,
- sheets with envelopes, velvet finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

Here's q matchless assortment VI .
creations OF the season-glrmcnts Wa'
Everyone is conjured into attractiveness D.
AT S3.ss INSTEAD OF S5.0o-Pesu de
Sole waists, light blue, pink, old rose
lavender, cardinal, grey and black, also
extra tine ~istfetas silk waists in all the
leading colors and black, tucked 'front.'
AMI back, finished with rsiglon but
tons. about $50 to choose from.
At S4.eS lNSTEADO OF SIS SO-A splen.
Sid lot Of ~taffetas silk waists, the latest
o~lorings and black, q variety OF styles
10 choose from in handsome PLAN
,rades, also pretty stripes and choice
felu de Sole waists; all have the new
Bishop sleeves.
At 2.es, REGULAR S~3.eS-Silk waists
tucked and helnstitched effect new
sleeves.
AT 5l.aS INSTEAD OF S3.so-Black
HriIliantine waists, space tucking and
i-n,titchlng, dress sleeve hemsiitched
on top Of sleeves.
Al sl.es, REGULAR S2.eS-Alhatross
waists in Nile green, reseds, old rose,
white, cardinal, light blue, tucked back
aUi front, trimmed With git buttons
Al sl.eS, REGULAR S2.eS-trench
fannel waists in pretty spring shades
and Black. these are unllned for present
yeaC
~ 5Sc. INSTEAD or Sl.Se-Blaek
nprCeriled sateen waists tucked back
and front, Bishop sleeves.
Al 4sc., REGULAR 79c.-Pretty percale
waists IN neat stripes and figures, new
Bishop sleeves.
At eSe., REGULAR Sl.49-Pretty ging.
nam effects, neat styles, surplice pique
irCnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
The Flood Tide of Merchandising.

aM% %%h n T H@ s% %p nyT%s% s ; %s%T&G S ! %S % % T %%%% % %% &G H%S%% % %%%S S% ~ % %$
fashion dictates the European capitals whM that's Nd American thought Of dress anne MmMm mwa with everything mn%m
MN and Am mMn@ G@ MM@@ WW MM wMhwm canon Mmm@ new columns -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Silks That Are Guaranteed to wear
And at Prices That Are MatchleSS.

We guarantee tho wear Of every yard Of black taffea shts which sell eov
n,Nc EMS a yMd. And we are III only house We know OF in this country when does
IT, This in itself sa an earnest Of the genuine values our SIX store Is giving 'ou
canno buy sns to as good anround advantages as here.
GUARANTEED BLACK TAFFETAS, soc, SOC, 7c, &c., Sl.oo-"Oua
anted 10 wear" voyeno OIL n edge OF each yard. ----
4c For REGiG Ar Csc STRONG BLACK TAFFETAS-l,2 200 yardso OF them.
AT Toe. INSTEAD OF Sl25-l,SOo yards black and cooTed sahn crepe oe
chine, black, white, ivory, pink. mas rose mac . an P, ,.W.s. N ~ uib ali ali
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS, ssc, CSC; sl.io AND si2s, INSTEAD or or
SLiO TO Sl.sO-These are reversible. Ill pure silks, I'M noeanoie IN "e
above four numbers. II. -rn- ,L,,,, a ,ih.,u, ,us
the largest ssortment to be found in New YORK."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
29c. for SOC. HOmespun Mixtures.
39C. for 75C. henrlettas.
Another Ribbon Furry.
SC. to l9c. Instead of &c. to SOC.

as II spring were here, and Just
'ibbons at such prices.
AT Ice. PER YARD, RBGU.
LAR 25c.-31i and 4.inch
fancy stripes In q variety OF
styles and all the desirable
colors.
AT Csc. PER YARD, REGU.
LAR 39c.-4H-inch satin,
wide moire border; one OF
the newest spring styles;
white, cream, light blue,rose,
turquoise, violet, mails, Nile,
old rose and cerise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

AT So. so, INSTEAD OF S~9.25-Skirt
in black and Oxford cheviot, flare
%flounce, trimmed with band Of stitched
"taffeta.
AT SS.75 INSTEAD OF Sl2.0o-Skirt
in blue Venetian cloth, flounce effect,
with successive rows OF black satin
straps outlined with fancy design.
AT Sass, INSTEAD OF Sl6.So-
Black taifeta silk skirts, top Of skirt
tucked in clusters, with flare f~lounce.
trimmed with . lows OF cording, headed
with shirred ribbon.
AT $3.50, INSTEAD OF S24.0o-
Dressy "taffeta silk skirt with clusters OF
tucks and plain ~flounce, trimmed with
points OF tatfeta edged silk braid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
COIOred Dress Goods.
Three Prices Never Heard of Anywhere.

Second fnoi New Building
SOC. for soc. Imported AIbatross.
The demand for this fabric Is so great that We could sell at
whole sale for a better price than We name At retail. The colors
are the best, including ciel, reseda, old rose, light castor, sage,
Nile and black. The quality and finish are better than similar
goods OF domestic make.
29c. for SOC. hOmespun Mixtures.
The best fabric in use for every day wear, 4 different grays,
cadets and Oxford; 81, yards are sufficient TOR a walking skirt
,nd 5 Yards for a dress, as the width is full 4S inches. We
name the lowest price ever quoted for this quality.
39C. for 75c. henrlettas.
Another lot OF 3 900 yards OF fine printed cashmere Henri.
eta, double width, pure wool, in the most desirable colors, In.
GLIDING old rose, reseda, ciel, cadet, hello, cardinal, navy,
garnet, pink, light blue and white; the goods are perfect, no
seconds or misprints, and are particularly adapted for dresses,
waists, house gowns and %children's wear; no such goods have
ever been Offered at the price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

AT $3.50, INSTEAD OF $500
Suit in pebble chevio,, black, blue and
brown, single breasted, tight. fitting
effect, with French darts, gored skirt
with l.inch circular flounce.
AT $1,000, INSTEAD OF $27.OO-
Suit in English cheviot cloth, double
breasted short coat, with French dip
front, finished with silk belt, gored
skirt, entire suit handsomely tailored
and trimmed with several rows OF
stitching.
AT $3.50, INSTEAD OF 5000
Double-breasted tight-iittins suit OF In.
visible cheviot, revers and facing OF
black satin. 9.gored skirt with flare
around lower part, suit handsomely
trimmed With rows Of stitching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

Ribbons that make YOU fee
like finding money to buy such
AT Sc. PER YARD, REGU-
LAR Sc. - lH-inch glace
taffe,a white cords; li,-inch
French plaids; bright com.
binations; li..inch satin and
tafteta stripe; heavy white
cords; l.inch surah stripe;
Ih.inch taffeta white border
and stripes. ,.u
AT lie. PER YARD, REGU.
LAR lec.-3i.-inch taffeta
colored ground and white
stripe, all light shades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

hfo""
Extra super ingram carpets, fresh from
the looms, In new patterns,
Soc, WORTH 7Sc. YARD.
37c., WORTH CSC. YARD.
zoe, WORTH 45c. YARD.
Tapestry Brussels in all the ewest col
orings and patterns from the best mills
in the country.
3ec., WORTH 6Oc. YARD.
ACC, WORTH 75c. YARD.
Soc, WORTH S5c. YARD.
65c., WORTH 9Oc. YARD.
Body Brussels Carpets from the famous
Bigelow-Lowell Mills At $l.OO per
yard, worth $l.35.
Wilton velvets in choice patterns, FOR
parlor, library, dining room and hall and
stairs, at
65c., Ssc. and $l.lO per yard.
WORTH $l.lO TO $l.3S PER YARD.
Smith Administer. In all the newest color.
ings at 75c. and csc. per yard, worth
$l.lo to Sl.3S per yard.
Bigelow Administers and S%svonnerie
Carpets, the most popular parlor carpets
in this country at
Sl.oO and $l.2s per yard.
WORTH Sl.SO AND $l.75.
Whiuall, Victoria, Royal Wil,ons at
Sl.4e and Sl.7s per yard, worth to-day
$2.4O TO $500 per yard.
Carpet Rugs in all the most needed
sizes at half the usual prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
5Ysdtvirh 1osssr 4 GO.
1rsohlpn Advertisements.
Black Dress Goods.
ACC. for ReuuIar Csc. Cheviots.

eeerd fIoof Wv HuNdInF
These al. wool cheviots ae another Instance Of this stores
buving ability. They are SO.neh wide, heavy weight, perfect
N,ack. thoroughly sponged and shtunk; will make up splen.
dIdiy, Price Acc. Instead Of CSC.
Also q lot Of Atwood satin soiel, new pan ne finish, glossy
black, ~ inches wide, regular soc. hind az s9e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

for you to test the capacity and real
oest at the lowest prices ever known. The
lrd Of excellence that characterizes everyth
Of writing paper, containing 60 sheets
and so envelopes, satin and antique
finish, ruled and plain, Oxford and
octave sizes.
AT l2,c. A BOX INSTEAD OF 2lc.-
800 boxes Of mourning paper, borders
|, 2, 3.
AT Tic. INSTEAD OF $4,000 cabi-
nets. containing - sheets and enve-
lopes to match, linen and satin, octave
and Oxford sizes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

There was never q better chance
opportunity TO lay in a supply OF all that's
found anywhere, and supported by q stand
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF $4,000 boxes
OF writing paper, containing AS sheets
and envelopes TO match, OF four OF the
most fashionable tints, assorted in q
box. velvet finish. Oxford size.
AT Csc. 4 BOX INSTEAD OF ACC. 800
boxes OF writing paper, containing 100
sheets and 100 envelopes to match,
satin and antique finish, in octave and
Oxford sizes.
AT lOc. INSTEAD OF l7c.-5OO boxes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Sweeping Reductions in Upholstery.
OPPORTUNITIES Surprising All in the Past.

us. tn at isor one reason I this sale at
'ck will require every attention, II is wise
lot Just as good and desirable as ever, but
Thus these sweeping reductions the
done now before the busy season begins,
Is:
madras, silk and Brussels curtains, At
about half rrices.
Abou, 27S pairs white and ivory Irish
point curtains, S3.9S q pair, were $3.50
and So. so; SS.ss a pair, were $3.50
and $1,000.
Tapestry and damasks, Csc, we're SOC;
soc, we're Sl.O0; CSC, we're $3.50;
Sl.75, were S3.25: $3.50, were $500.
Pine wool tapestries, $3.50. we're $500;
S+.7s, we're $6.7s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
A Mighty Movement of Laces.
The Lowest Prices Ever Heard OF.
800. to 1898, Instead of $I.89 to $500.

those vss% %TG G s%s" sS :%S s%%s MdsS. %%h v% %s% sa ss%g%s s%G %s s %sss Ss s :s $ ss s s%% %
took place ma msb aOeh y@dh@ maYeeas h@nsv MM Irresistible Tshnwew its @T nav Tv
T@ a m%@ sS w% s" s%ss % Ss%%e txS o sSm%mm M% %s SS sS S%n S%S MS w SS %m %m %%%s " "% %%@s
mMIE III m @hm mM Te T @M hwM@ %r%m msmM for Gathering H6mm@ds MS@ Mve have IL
@cr@n hh@a every @mw Europe Ww Wrm de@rd h@ and HhSse even buys" NM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

square, $500, were SI2.OO; 2x2l,. At
$50, we're $500.
Couch covers, Sl.eS, were S4.75;
S3.eS. were $500; S6.7S, we're $3.50.
Tapestry and velour table covers, %scarfs,
&C., al one.hslf price.
Novelty solid color lace curtains, with
greer and red ground, $3.50, were $500.
Some 2, 3 and +.pair lots nottingham,
renaissance, fine Irish point, colorsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

Rugs Just as Cheap.
Wool Body Brussels bordered rugs, With
wool fringe, 27X5i, atSl.25.
Atwood extra super Ingram Art Squares,
none better made, 3 yards by 3 yards,
S. 10 instead Of So.75.
Smyrna Rugs, John Bromley's and
Fries Breslins wool, reversible.
SMYRNA Rugs, fresh from the looms; they
are all beautiful designs:
Single Door Mat, soc. and esc
Bureau size, sec.
26x54 inches, Sl.29.
30x60 inches, Sl.49.
36X72 inches, S2.2S.
4SXSi inches, S3.6S.
Royal wilton Administers ana Body
BrI. lis rugs. These are the best quail.
ity, new spring designs and from the best
standard makers.
exi2 Administer and Moqueue ruga
Sl6.65 instead OF S22.95.
exl2 Body Brussels rugs, $2l.7S In.
stead Of S26.7S.
s.3xiO.6 Royal Wiltons, $3.50 instead
OF $3.50.
Oriental rugs a, about hall their reg
ular value. These are all shapes AMI
sizes For example:
Carabaghs, $3.50 instead OF $i2.5O.
Extra large Carabaghs and Shirvans,
Sl0.5O and $3.50 instead Of $500
TO $3.50.
Two rare lots OF Daghestans and Shirvanl,
$500 and Sl7.S0 instead Of $22.S0
and $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Carpets and Rugs Extraordinary.
Our Greatest Seml.AnnuaI Opening.
IA to u Less Than To-day Prices.

II seemed lastv week as II all Brooklyn had bought carpets. ans yet III Brookfyn
hasn't. Numbers and numbers havea asked us tine sale would be or this week, top,
as il vas inconyenient to buy then. The sale is conunu dtis weeh, but at these
prces IL would be money in or pockets II il didn't 1t nus close with February,
hovever-so you see here are but few more selling days Al. the greatest and best
makers Of the country hWec contributed. We never had such really worthy repre-.
senthon Of all that's lew and god in carpets; We never gave such extraordinary
values. And nver IN Brooklyn before vas there shown so large a quantity ad
Of patterns. We might enlarge n the selfish reasons Tor the, sacrifice of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
ytfdrtirk 1crssr 4 90.
l,rooklpu Advertisements.

Sale OF Big Boys Trousers.
$500 for the $500 and $3.50 Ones.
$3.50 I" 4" $500 and $3.50
Long trousers Tor toys ard your. m.0, and At less than cost
OF making them. Made by the very best mitotS-se got them
At our own price; why, doesn't matter there arc about fifteen
different styles.
Casstneres and wotsteds, newest stripes and shades. suitable
Tor business or dress; plenty OF hem, 10 s.es Tor the youths OF
4 10 10 wears, AMI chance for tn mall o. slender men, TOO.
S2.98 for Boys $4.C0 and $500 Suits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Tailor Made Suits and Skirts.
almost for Less Than Material.

Ceuainly for much Iess than you IAN buy tho materal an make ! up But the
rsIarion al ft STYLE. character and upto-dateness makes thsm easily worth double
the price Of this sale. They are the new garments for spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
New Waists, Wrappers and Pettic0atS.
Every price q great saving.

Here. a matchless assortment Of all Kinds OF womens wass ue vuy os
~ he season -plrmc that will please you until ,theyre threadoar
is coniured inoai ractveness by clever making-,he prices ire matcEIess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
SC. q Yard
Saved on
Innings.

usua! Opportunity tor dreSsmakers-l0c.
yard instead OF l5C.
Also q ST .eodid Nercerized Ssteen-
black onl,-tfost finish, 80 inches wids
used tor maslng ur Ierskir's, al the
small price OF lDc. ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

Douhic.Nreastci suits, = to 10 years.
built to stand 'ari 1~cr,icc from sli-wool
cloths, era, ana brosH, piaiis or mixtures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

And the EmbrOideries at B Their Worth.
At &c. to 6c. yd-The very newest and best sorts remeS and most tasteful rauems-C
NNanook and SEse edges and nerons-an by the yard can have as little or as muchS war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Bed COmfOrtableS Cheap.

Second Floor, New building. -.
these are filled with white carded cotton, covered Will
figured silkoline on one side, reversed with plain colors, tute
with zephyr, made to sell at Sl.25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Glowing Men and "

SOC. for a better than Sl.OO WOman's Glove.
SI.OO I" " Sl.5O Mems
These gloves for women At 6ec. are really excellent-you
can't get a better glove than this anywhere else for less than
S LOO. All the correct street shades and all sizes-69c.
Our mems glove for 81 90 is made specially 10 our order; Il
cannot be duplicated for less than Sl.S0 and many gloves no
better sell for Sl.S5 Made of genuine cape leather, English
thumb, out seam, street weight. English tans and reds-al
sizes OF course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Furnishings for Men.
The Best SOC. Shirt.

We have at soc. tie best urlaundcre! shirts to he found
anyvhe re under 7Sc; made from Uula Nonfatel muslin, tho
bosom OF pure IRISH linen, and arc finished equal to most
dollar shirts.
The Eesi soc. Night Shirt.
Mems fancy trimmed muslin night shirts, made full size BY
one Of the best makers.
SI.I5 for SI.5O Fancy Shirts.
600 more OF those splendid fancy Madras shirts at Si.l5;
every one OF them a Sl.5O quality; every one an entirely new
design; the Madras is of very superior quality; every shirt
splendidly made and finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24

I've or potash, &c.
Meyers putz cream, large cans, $50.
Crystalline metal polish, can, Sc.
hirsh's liquid bluing, Sc.
Household ammonia, bottle, l5c.
JUMBO ammonia, one-hslf gallon bot
tie, Toe.
Washing powder, three packages for i0a.
Bird grave, package, SC.
Tooth PICKS, best white maple, Sc.
Gas and Oil Heaters at Frac.
tiOnal Prices.
GAS HEATERS-2oO radiators with
powerful burners, assorted sizes-un.
usually good stoves, at the lowest prices
ever named some are good values a
S3.aS, your choice while they last at
Sl.50.
OIL HEATERS-All the celebrated
makes, latest Improvements; the exterior
finish is perfect and every one Is var.
ranted 10 give best satisfaction. The
most economical oil heaters IN the ma.
kAl all II 31Sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-24
Housewares and Other USefulS.
Great Improvements in Stock Arrangement.
priCeS the Most AdyantaUeCuS Yet.

Prices the Most advantageous Yet.
Not only is our houscfurnishing store a mode Of completeness and convenienc
with everything arranged tob be gotten at without a moments loss, bt the prices Q
as low ii not lower than you can obtain anywhere else in this great city. The Il
loving are really matshless. You dom have to ask questions here. Whether this
hat article car be has in larger or smaller sizes. Every size OF each ans n arc
is before yu Tor YOUR choosing.
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Mems EaSy.tO.Buy Suits.
$1,000 Instead of $500 and $500.

All that are left from cur Saturday sale with enough new
suits added to fit any man of 33 10 AZ chest measufe-best
material, best tailored, best fitting. Stylish Pool sack and the
correct shaped trousers. Thirty different styles OF the newest
cloths, and some blue and black.
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merchandise that is worth more to you than us. tn a
beginning OF the season when all the new stock will recu
ngs that can't be replaced, not that they are not Just as &c
with the best display and sale OF the very new. Thus Il
for re. upholstering furniture, YOU can have IL done now b
But for the facts, every price tells: