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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
THE CANS oFTH= LIBERALS.

-
The tub:tation Of the Liberals over their
victory at the hv-e!ections in Cleveland
and the cutting down of the t-nionist
majority in East ToSteth, is not nearly
so well founded as the quiet satisfaction
of the Democratic party over its s.snlt-
cant aff-year gains. The nerence Is
thai the reasons for our8victory# are fun-
da1,ental and far-reaching; they occurred
at he psychological moment TO inspire a
widespread sacit understanding for tu-
ture action among the strength OF the
party. The English struggles Were local
mercy.
The East Toxteth Division of Liverpool
has been as..ated by current controversy
over ritualtsnl and Mr.. Austin rdyie-c.
the Tuionist who barely managed to Win
The seat. took a prominent part against
the fashionable high cllurchmen. most of
whom are Conservatives. In fact. Mr..
Tavlor had gone so fur as to support a
Liberal in neighhoring constituency
agains, Conservative high churchrlen.
This so stirred up the rtualsts of East
Tox;eth that they entered upon vigor-
ous campaign against Mr.. Taylor. and
prominent Unior:sts issued an appeal for
the Liberal candidate Premier Balfour
and Secretary Chamberlain interviewed.
but were unable to restore harmony.
Naturally the regular party man had to
suffer arcdrced majority
In Cleveland there was great local dis
satisfaction With the educa ,iolGal bill,
which Is being dragged through the House
of Commons. There is nothing much IN
Sc victories for the shattered Liberals
10 rejoice over. It would take many more
Eas; Toxteths and cleveiands TO even
perceptib,y disturb the eauanimity OF Air.
Balfours large, solid majority in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

swabbed out his 10 a4,,,n. viii nov pro
coed with HIS study or tbs ,tara for the
Sic rs Of victory In 1eu
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Gf EIveryf''t told you So in the land re-
8ce,v.d *r,,th n,,,r.1, ,ha
the Republicans win do no tar.n tinker
Ing this WINTER
==--=
Tho .Ren.,h,.c, 4 Porto Rico
.,.a
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Whatever may be the truth OF tEe eu'''
~ innireura ~ t,nand I, Al lin ux no
- ~, ..>,.,,,s J, -, "a. he, l. > grand
,,,d = / w,,r, !, !. ,o,,ra NJ, "a az m:nd than
-. ,...,n ~. ~ ,,ast
Tho R.nub1;c,n ora dfsr.r, ed TO give
~. 1,,.nnn.r.,,s II, necessary room to
=, :, ,n,,,n, 1,r;rr reform and the latter
vii, be- wise to proceed with the para
1''oun'iiis
rho ,wo Mnn,;,ua mIl.o aaf-e Demo
Gratis did III, Kilkenny cat act 10 per-5
fecI,nn
========
Aus tin Texas. claims the eldest rt1les.E
nt,,,;n o,.z who saws he is log years
cid walked mile 10 the pol $ n that
,,wn last week to cast q Democratic
vote.
Z ne oeei 90 ~
wan stree, gentlemen who lost $1,000,
!, election bets
f. 81 Z ss
:.--.-,..- o,,.d
& The COId wave &heSps 81 e>s'so - ~
us and lis liable to talI in on US very
shortly. coal or no col
-.. ,.,,,a
Z t'ous ~ sS's :
tne o1o sd
but the thing will not work.
.--,., ,,p
''e 80 ne $50.
ui's ps'' y
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X tne .uic '' ed' ~. 2
t o1nlco q eoi 'te' 81 .''e : -
ply. can moo - Ill PIE 49, siS =, =
combine on 'he green app u 49, =
car count on goo u. .N..l- ~
Wfnchester.s blessings for the past
year were evidently sW'ns l'e W. y
OF that town mas lssusu 10 10 y -
proclamation calling Vi on IN PEG ie y
give thanks for many nl,,n.to.d oiess-
ings.
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Southall sot more major ~ S>'''e -
county han MS lhdepes.ueh' opt'oi's'it
got votes is the whole district.
80. ,a ,an nsn,o-
- - - ..cb,1 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The board OF m mayors OF c msorozo
Hospital viii m sci nest TIL r CAV Z 4 err
noon at 4 o'clock in the hom o. Mrs.
Stephen on, No. $50 Fest B. ad Srset.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
THE TIMES: RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY NoyEMBEl9 .. 1902.

House OF Commons But further gums
like those which the Democratic parry
made last Tuesday will seat 'ts leaders
in the Capitol and restore IT permanently
4 to power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Vice-Presidenss VIII be ele { d AMI t.
report OF standing Committees. head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Hon. Billy Mason now knows where
he Is at. That is one of the gratifying
results Of the election. lie is m the
stronger SIDE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
gion. will now tnke down the st,nony
and views OF all parties conc erned-

Tie Honorable James X. Jones having
s w 'lo out his te escop.. viii now pro-
coed with his study OF the stars for the
signs OF victory in 1874
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

An Indiana expert thinks the result of
the recent election was due In d great
msus,.re to juicy c!runks of crys a ! ed
pro par.ty. Juli i,tsiy ds risuted among
the hoaters. Trey Go tank that had
much to do with the result in the Ninth
District OF this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The two slonttna Millionaire Demo
Gratis did the Kilkenny cat act TO per-
fecllun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Whatever may be the truth OF the suls'
or Innocence pf 10 and L. 81 lin uz no
one will doubt tlat his father Is grand
old man worthy more peace OF Ui:nd tnan
has been his for three years past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The arbitration G nm $ ion hvinss
completed their map OF the mining re-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The Secretary of the Treasury has go
far failed 10 come to the relef OF the
wan stree, gentlemen who iost sootot
on election bets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The cold wave keeps striking around
us. and Is liable to fall in on US very
shortly. coal or no coil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

tin, Texas. claims the eldest voter.
antonio Lorez. who says he is LOG years
old walked mile to the pois N that
town last week to cast Democrats
vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

II has been many long day since the
,oracco markets OF Virginia and North
Carolina have been as active and as
nIeasing TO the tobacco raisers as t the
nresent tine. The Danville bright lear
market has been on veri,ahie Doom
since the frst OF October. when the crop
of the present year commenced reacs!nS
the market In large quantities. Last
week the sales were larger than tn any
one week In the history OF the market.
and prices were higher than they nave
been since away hack in the early sew
3entfss. The growers are corresaondtnsly
nanny. and no longer cry hard times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

There Is no doubt that tie Democrats
gave the Repub leans cd car. and
this result las s,iffe..ed the ackDone ct
the party and le., 1t In good condition
to make ready Tor the greas Il ht oi 10 A.
II has also st up go9d ide beards.
that VIII materially aid tie Dsmocratic
leaders in tinti the d ,lusive pd = NJ u.it
is9ue II the e e tions iave usnt y
thing it is that I'd. if fe.erm /, IN ne
issue on which rte Denoc ats m kes
the nauonal fight with a snc" u cSss
al the po Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Every Z! told you so' in the land re-
ceivsd with Joy the annouucem n tha
the Republicans will do no tar.n Tinker
Ing this winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The question before the few Demo-
Gratis In Ohio seems to be. 'Shal we
make Tom johnson and John McLean
kiss and makeup. Of shall we toss them
both over board?''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The Republicans are disro ed to give
the Democrats all necessary room TO
para mount tariff reform. and the latter
will be wise to proceed with the para.
mounting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

The old adage that al things tina, go
up must in time eSpertenee de cent
seems to have been kn5ckeu MO a
cooked. rat by com ne In contact with
coal and beefsteak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

Thought Ii was about time to revive
the old scare about reducing Southern
representation IN congress. aud here It Is
but the thing will not work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

II the Michigan <yndita e. which hns
formed a corner on the pperm.ns sup
ply. can to.d it Until spring aid then
combine on the green app mlrket, It
car, coun, on good d.v.d nds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09

It is sad that Mrs Carrie Nation is
much more considerate OF the etings
OF the saloon men s nee sue has had a
little experience OF he: own In tie
smashed end OF a real smash-up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
From the Church Pap RS.

Holy. Holy, Holy. Lord God of hosts"
Of the aim es. the
BE forces of the uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Clever
SIGNAL
SCHEME
Chief Cook Will Exhibit His
Danger Warning

within fcw days chief cook. ~
the frv department. win have as his
guests the council committee ON nrc
and water, to witness a test of the
proposed manner of signalling TO
warn thu street ears of urc Since
the recent accident az Third avenue
aud Columbia street. chief Cook and
the officials of tho seattle Electric
Co. have been formulating plans 20
give the street car men proper warn
INK ~ the approach uf a frr wagon.
Many schemes have been contriN-
ga 60 give this warning chief Cook
VIII give an illustration ~ what hr
thinks a. the best method. some DAY
this week. and ca this end signal
ling apparatus has been erected a.
sixth avenue and Columbia street.
A practical demonstration Of tho
working ~ the NNrtem win be- eN-
hihltrd by means 90 this II CON
sists 81 an arm attached 90 "a pole.
ana 81 equipped with several mean
descent lights with red globes. When
an alarm On rung iu. this arm VIII
drop ana the lights VIII be lighted.
So that mo- wHttrf herr the nrr may
hr, th. street car men viii be- able
90 see 20 ana approach the danger.
uuH corner slowly CHIEF Cook has
in mind the iustniiment uf the warn.
INK Eight az " nf the most dangerous
street Intersections 90 the CITY. and
~ believes that the Seattle Electric
GO. Will Doe willing tu bear one. hall
the expense ~ putting up aud con.
mes t.ns the lights A. the council
tonight "a resolution viii probably be
introduced 90 have these warning
NshtH Installed as soon az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
QUEEN ESTHER
Humane Society viii Present the
Beautiful cantata

queen Esther" the beautiful ra-
cred cantatn. viii be- presented at
the seattle theater Friday night ~
this week for the benent 81 the he-
attic Humane society.
The society q greatly hamperod In
ita work by It, meaKer resources. In
consequence ~ tho growing demands
upnn no. energies. and hearty EN-
dorsem~nt ~ the cauthta II expect
cd from the public.
The organization pave no SALARIES
20 any 20 itH executive officers pr itH
board ~ managers All dues and
donations are directly applied 20 th.
aims aud objects u the society
The ,Hntata'n story IL a dramatit
one Father ia cousin ~ Muficrnt
"a jews ~ the captivity holding place
Zoe sush and the Palace ~ thaHu"r-
us. who then reigned tn India over
i2G provinces She r. rapidly rnisrd
90 The rank ~ queen ln place ~
Vashti. who had openly disob~yed
the king
Hamnn. Jew hater. procures
from the ksng an order Tor N.
slaughter ~ an the Jews In the king
dom. Esther risks her lie 10 secure
an unhidden interview with the king
and before Hamnnu face denpunccs
him and his plot Whrreupon Ha-
man iH hanged upon tho Fallows in
tended for MnrdecnL
The Jewish feast % Pufim II now
held annually iu cnmm~moration -
the deiiyerauce which Queen Esther
wrought Tor her people BY intefred-
log with her king
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

Genius of Shakespeare the double
martcttc from Camp 90. Noodmen of
the world. Will render appropriate
numbers. the orchestra VIII eontrib.
ute uNorturrs from Shakespeare o.
"Ar You Like a. aud "Midsum
mern Nights Dream. and Mr Wuidr
ana his company viii present scenes
from Hamlet Romeo aud Juliet
Macbeth and variety ~ other
plays. Including tho complete trial
Hrcuc from 1.-THE Merchant OF
Venice The program promises tu
boz the most novel and effective that
has even been arranged Ia seattle.
Thursdpy Nj Wafdr concludes his
engagement with "a rerfur nance "f
"Othrllo. in which he Viii p" seen
nH the Jealous Moor, Mr.. Charles
Herman AZ lnEo. Mr Barry John.
atone nn Cassie. Miss Antuinette Ash -
ton az beademona. Miss 1re8rott az
Emelm and the balance of the com
phuy iu the minor roles.
DANIEL Frawisy
Tho approaching engagement 81
Daniel rraWley and his company al
the Grand next Friday and saturday
win bee halted With pleasure The
opening bin IL BROTHER bfficetH,
hy capt Leo Trevor, aud iH pro-
uouncrd one " the best plays of this
character ever written,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MANY BARGAINS STILL LEFT
From the Salvage steek OF the
Steamer Bertha

SO great has been the rush to pick
10 snaps during this salvage sale
that many lines Of goods we're
broken but in order 20 make buyers
feel that they can depend upon find
ing what they want. We have filled
In from our own stock wherever pos
sihle. We will throw in any part Of
our entire stock necessary n do this
Tor "A time. We can afford "a do this
because this sale r. 80 good and is
making us 80 many new friends
II YOU are going 70 Alaska or any
where where stout wearing goods
are a necessity. don't forget that you
still may get ~ Salvage sale prices
rubber boots fthc leading brands at
s2.90). extra heavy blankets. extra
heavy underwear and every wearabie
from tip 90 toe.
Re careful 70 look IN our windows
because We have taken in all the
wrccknge stock We had outside The
windows will tell the whole story.
outlet Company, corner Washing
ton and Occidental. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

superintendent OF streets aud parks
with @ salary Of $50 per month. was
passed.
The Lick Rouse Matter
Tho Board OF Public Works WAS
instructed to cancel "a permit assured
last saturday by that body giving
permission tu move the Lick huuse
across linton street. \ petition from
Green Lake vltiasus fot the opening
of street as H public hurouEbfstr
was rcfvrrvd Ca the street committee
and u protest AGAINST the establish
mvnt ot a dance han In Woodland
park, was referred Co the committee
on public buildings and Erounds
Ordinances we're passed providing
Tor water main ON Twenty first
avenue south, establishing Grades ON
Seventeenth avenue south from
Dearborn street Go Judktnn street.
repairing tho flrc station at Twenty
third avenue ANA Ncaler way. grad
ing Twenty fourth avenue from East
Madison STREET Go tho south line of
RcueStnrff'a addition grading KIN
near Place and other streets uu
Queen Anne hill, a resolution to
pave Union street ftom Second Go
Eighth avenues. and Firth. sixth and
seventh avenues between Pike street
and Pine street Was referred 60 the
street committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
DOOM Ed!
The Terrible Calamity That
Has BeialIen a Large
Clothing House

4. =. Nathan Co. pueblo.H largest
clothlofh. with AN established repu
tHtiou Of over 20 years for carrying
only the highest grades Of men b.
boys and chlldreu's clothing. shoes
and furnishings. were forced from
their building, which WAS leased
over their heads without previous
notice. just az the time when their
Indebtedness for their season goods
fell due
Not being able 20 find another To-
cation in Pueblo adequate 70 die
pose ~ their large stock az this un.
fortunate time. were compelled t0
move their stock "a here they could
realize on g quickly 20 save their
good name. chose Seattle an the best
place freight rates being cheaper
than to points in the interior
Their Immense stock 81 1i8k Us
worth ~ mems boys and children %
clothing shoes and furnishing. etc
has been moved into the large store
room,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
IosslHe QUOTATIONS


srssn Fruit
- s ssdass a by. eopkinE ar
- tlfmi = +tfsnz apnleH. s. 1ssHz -
80 f1lFi1 - tanaraa 81 7Saz -.
.sgyss - - pr "a sasaiiux oranges
$50 savsis. 81 1aag ~. lines. 81 Soaf
rs.s.. ian<sriass 81 70 Erape trait.
vsgstasits
s,'Atrss- 80. ST e0d1 % per ton. n-w.
ns*A@ ~ cut haata 81 np8 20 per
~ s1frsss ss8sHs fer sack lettuce.
~ case farnips aarfxi -. Rarlic.
~. 'ess. N.s1fti.T5 per cwf husSa. ~
- rer Tor. sweet poiato@a. 81 o.
I'LL pepuara z1ef fA saver
- 49,. tomatoes. 81 La 70 per
l0c Der dozs PARSLEY. 2fsa
ons f2Eaz 70 per cat psrnmlpa.
1e-r y -, purHptgina. zaztsc
80. iAas1eg. Gee aaa n4anR. i2c
- era7sc per f1z string beans
80. e9tanaherz 81 s94z o. per box
- = aprasis T0sc pas. 4asc; rha-
r.,-. - % California. tfT5 per hax
- v'st. 1871 psr box asparagus. 7asiac
- aaiivs. t2sS ssr 49,
sa'''r' css.ss. EsEs ana Poultry
~ 1,s !. "ssainston cresmerfss. &c.
80 100 hafhinEfGn fuli cream.
fss- h1stsrn. New YORK. fzaaftc.
fite,,. ~. H04usfarf. A.. FdauA
,lzl'.." 20 cas- Nsz York. fsafse.
~ ~ issi7s. brek. fgaI7c. Swiss.
- ,s,.ai.fly fresh raneh. tgr. cali.
~. +l9c Or~E0n. ise
. tse- q4ltfY- Hers. fgaafsa. f-g.rz
nj. -. - turkeys. i5aise. Esess,
Tar \. f1ai,fy Turseys. f4afas gees.
a,s.,-tss.. lfsisc. eaiez eus. faaf4e.
PrsvisisAs
~ is-%eA '-s.oS hssf u per D.. STEER
~ n, ~ ~ muffga ,qethsr. 10.
maj. ta se'k. 100 Der ID. veal. large
~ ~: b.I,,i Hans i2he breakfast
, s., sssst sound. psr Ton. staoa. v..,
q lz8it hmptaY So ooaIa ~. ii.
\ MS 800 t2900. wheat IA "a. re,,
egrs.,.- harley 81 ~
~, 80 dzily I'M s..5
W 49, y. p ne producer n NUM- ~
4 raia-os,. %, q ~ car ~ seattle
'st esi.s ~ aa27 ID h4ffsg Az a.
~ s'n fred. tzl - I'm I b.,Is
.so-s .,,..:,,y,s wssh,ar,o.. itaf,ae
n ss'.sr 4 w fresh raneh. f7afse
"A - isQf7s 'hstpn Creamery zfQ2se
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
FLOWER THIEVES
VERY ENERGETIC

The depredations of gang %
flower thieves now operating in Se-
attic are giving the police no end
u annoyance. Hardly n day pass
IS that Some citizen does not report
the theft Of flowers and the tearing
up % hts garden BY the vandals. Al
first IA was thought that the work
was merely that 81 boys. but Il con-
tinues in different parts ~ the city.
and - evidently done by a gang ~
regular FOUNDERS. This morning
Gen. r. VI. Carr reported 20 the po-
lice that the thieves had torn up his
garden az his home on Thirtieth ave-
nue. south, near Dearborn street and
had stolen a lot ~ his choice plants
and flowers. Chief of Police sullivan
viii sift the matter 10 the bottom.
and n possible put an end to the
vandalism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
heaters


Mime. Emma Nevada sang 20 "A not
large though most apprccintivc audi
ence at the Grand last evening. This
clever little American singer hnn the
faculty - becoming en- rapport with
her auditors upon the shortest pos
Htble acquaintance pusaihly because
al "A little sacrifice OF the artistic
side Of her entertainment she touches
the popular chord by singing an ~
the Old songs in "a wonderfully pleas
inE fashion.
Tier most-lik~d classical numbers
were easily pavtd'H "Chansou du
Mysoie aud a Strauss waltz which
she threw in ha grace number.
+Nuci 81 Primayrrr. Hut u was
The Last Rose 81 Summer" and
Ny old Kentucky Home which re-
laHed the audience into general ap-
piause.
Leon Murraux. pianist made a dis
tinctiy favorable Impression His
rendition ~ Rufus spinning wheel"
WAS brilliant and brought out the
greatest enthusiasm.
MirstFtis Seattle
Madrona Council Royal Arcanum
last evening presented an amateur
minstrel Performance at the Seattle.
There was "a good attendance.
"ovrr the Sea-
The mslodrama over the sea
holds tho boards nt the Third Avenue
thcntrr. II is play FUN % heart In
tsrest and pretty story runs
through the piece
FREDERICK waras
Seats arc now on sale for the special
ShakeHpra program arranged by
the eminent actor Frederick Wards
20 observe the anniversary ~
shakespeare birthday. Weduc-dsy
night at the Grand opera house.
Prof. Frederick Morgan Pnd~iford.
\. a. ph b.. from the university.
,slll deliver n brief address On The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
IN A SHAFT

CENTRALTA, April william
VI. Hyatt. knot sawyer In the Gem
traiia single mills. was caught in a
shaft yesterday and instantly killed.
Col. g. w. Stone. supreme repre-
sentative 0f the Fraternal Brother
hood Of Los Angeles, Cal. is guest
at the Arlington.
This order has a lodge IN Seattle
with membership Of two hundred
and thirty and viii soon have five
hundred.
There are lodges I'm all the sur
rounding towns and the order IL be-
coming a leader In social and bene-
flciary circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

~ WV ~Rs 'Hts Naas SPPehhfT
~ getting the biggest bargains Ia
clothing furnishings. etc. ever Of
Tered 20 the people 81 Seattle. az you
may never De able 60 get chance
Ike this again Below we quot "a
few prices. to Show what lrempnd.
our sacrifices we are making Just
think 81 the following proposition.
and remember that All goods priced
in this advertisement can be brought
back any time during the sale.
A Fine suit Of Mems Clothes. All 10
This suit Is positively worth si250.
or your money refunded at any
time during the sale.
Mems Fine Suits and overcoatr. IN
cheviots and Scotch plaids. xt.SS
worth tib.0o. or your money re-
funded at any time during the sale
" you are not satisfied.
Mems Splendid Suits and over
coats. IN velour finish casslmcres
AZ s.seA ..'......,. - -. ...' -. ro.~o
Positively worth siS0o. or your
money hack.
Siik and Satin Lined Dress Suits
ana OvercoatH. In plain. checks and
striped colorings ........... ST.0s
They are positively worth So o.
Mems Extra Fine Dress Suits and
Ovcrcoats, in all the latest styles
and shades heavy silk and satin
lined. equal 20 the finest 5000 tai
made TO order garments. for
..-...t.. ........-t.. ........ 2.fS
Don't fail to ask 20 see these gar
ments
Mems Finest Waterproof OvercoatS.
makers guarantee ticket on every
coat; worth $50 20 t35........ 80. OS
Don't fan 20 see them.
Mems Fine Dress Pants ........ aSc
Worth $3.50. or your money re-.
funded
Mems Fine Trousers for Sunday
wear. In worsteds and fancy stripes
NJ .+s-ts.+. ......4s+s....s s.. SG.3t
Positively worth $500. IS loo and
f1oo or money refunded.
Boys Suits and ovsrcosts. worth
Boys Finest Suits and overcoats.
worth $500 S. ~ and 500 s2.lS
Thousands OF Chlldrcn's Suits 10
choose from.
I Ooo pairs Boys Knee Pants. worth
HOO ........... ... I2c
Mems best quality reinforced Tn
Numbered shirts. worth 100 2oc
Fine Dress Shirts. worth $50. ace
Mems Fine SILK Embroidered Sue-
penders. worth 75c........... Sc
Good Heavy Socks worth s5c. &c
over 5000 Neckties. in an shades
worth from SOC to siO0 Pm
Mems Handkerchief. worth 2Sc Re-
hackintoshes. odd Coats and odd
vests NJ your ov'n price. 3 900 other
articles, too numerous to mention.
MEMS FINE WEAR AT
LESS THAN HALF THE COST or
PRODUCTION