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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

superior Iudgc He'll win tomorrow
morning issue formal call for a
grand jury whose particular duty Il
viii BE- In inNeHtisate the alleecd
fneifeazance 81 city aud county Of
neials In connection with public
Stumbling aud klnstfcd sNiis
II Was not until z o'clock this az.
ternoon that Judge nell nnany dscld-
ed upon this action though he has.
ft0m time 10 time. given assurances
TO he friends that such was his in-
toitiloni This morning he was stiil
undecided and Il WA not until after
a lengthy conference between him
and his more intimate friends aud
sdNizerS Nhieh eocurred after the
noon Fecess Il court. that hrs action
tainorrow was finally determined up
GA.
Having fxcd his Intentions there
Will be no change and a grand jury
will BE- drawn hy tho Jury commits
sionetn iusuaedlatety after the cal
Inns ~ court IN the ntafahis
JudRe Bell expressed hls Intention
Of extending al Invitation 70 the
other superior court iudEsa 10 meet
with him At o'cieek thls afterupan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
THE MARKETS


Hands on, no free lunch" h tho
Hlgn that frequently meets the eye
uf pedeHtfhna on Western avenue
nowadays The California walnut
trust hnH raised the price OF it, pro
duet 80 high reusnfly that the conn
minalan dealers have been forced 10
r9Ncr barrels Of nuts with wire net
tins 10 prevent pnaHarsby from pack
Ing away the valuable ttdbita.
The arrival OF a small late ship
ment OF fresh mountain grapes
which sold AZ ti.sh per crate, was the
principal event on the avenue this
morning Navel orRHneH are WAY
eripK between 81 and $3.50 with a
tendency TO 20 lower. crnuheftieH
are frm and viii probably ~ up. be-
Ing quoted Al tla Ia San Francisco
As Tor patataea they are weak,
rather than strong Native Hufhanks
Ale quoted all the way from y a. fii !.
Nnkimaa. sii 60 70 glb T'hu best
rabhaer has raised % 81 50 per cwt
phd pumpkins and suusAhes are ex-
9peeted 10 reach that ngurs by Mon
ilay
nEsa went down another notch and
pho choicest are selling at % cents
snday.
Many live geese and duck. arrived
Hand sold At 10 and "a cents respco.
blviy.
WHOLESALE PRICES
. frhsss prices ere 10 any huYsf In duAa
rltiss. Prices on small purchases average
% par cent. hiEhsFl
Provisions
Fresh Asat-cow bssft sNs psr nj steer
'tsaf. f0fNa PEI To- mutton Nethsf fsi
trs-. else. posh 90 10. veal eaier.
Provisions Name. isei breakfast b.eoa.
i've bellies fresh. teSc.
Vegetables
fotatess. fie0lb per toni carrots. eo9Tos
pr s.rhi ieiiusss ioo pei desi hss hsae-.
" % pee ease turnips. fhr. safiic. q
cabbage. fiqIso cwt. celery zoe.
swr-i potatoes, 20zs 10. chill pep
ptfs " ls PEI tasi sausrhfauly y NJ
~ pumpsins iuiss.
Green Fruit. Etc.
burbank potatosr native. ssHtil
per ton. yaksnaA. 81 b0Bsib. carrots
tpHsA sack lettuce. 10 dax. hathoua.
cabbage. sefti - cWt celery. zoe.
naNeis, tt.oomtls0 per bax. Jap
anese, $3.50 tsTs per boz. seed
fie4. tii. 50at2 per bhi. grape fruit.
~ grapes. ttu i.ak. pears, al26u
i.ke per boz. psrsimmons. sl.zai
WainutE. tt8 i5e California dried
figs. ttUtti0 imported. ti7t. bulk
nss. 500 pot pound.
Butter. Cheese, Eass, Poultry
Butter Washington ercamrrieH.
sc. eastern. zsfs1s. ranch iGusfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
VENEZUELA

WAaHlNuroN -. G.. Dec. IT,
President CnHtTo'h proposition 10
Minister Bowen II puzzling the
state department ufnclals who are
unable 10 decide whether he means
ta surrender or IN merely playing Tor
time Ia which 10 secure nmuuni-
ton and organize an army n IL
presumed that bowen, in hiH Ca pHC
ity ~ temporary representative Of
Great iiritHln ana Germany. Will
communicate eantrn'a proposition a.
rect to the foreign offices Of those
countries,
Secretary Hay has wired Iiowrn
permission 30 grant cnHtfo'H request.
~ submitting the proposition TO
Great Britain and Germany. how b
ever he II not IN any SENSE 20 act
sH the representative Of the United
states. Tho cabinet. At It's meeting
this morning decided that there be
no chnlnKa ~ the United states at
present and that there he no In
crease IN naval representation ON the
Venezuelan coast.
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CLUBBED
A COPPER

Mrs Alice ellison WAS found guilty
of assault ana battery Ia the superior
court this afternoon. the ofenEe hav-
lng been pefpstfated upon Police
man owen Roberts July 10 Of the
present year when the latter was
undertaking with the assistance Of
the chain gnaE 10 move "a stable on
Mrs. dilnona premises at Green
Lake.
The building had been ordered
moved ny the building inspector. but
Mrs gifhon refused 10 comply with
the orde When the officer tried 10
enforce II. nhe and her two sons Mt
tackled him. Hts arm wis broken
in the melee by a club In the hands
OF the younger Gilaonas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

VICTORIA. IS. G., Dec. i2.-i.mlle
Ribauit, master IT the French bark
aureouf. which landed two laps here
without entering al this port. WAS
fined $3.50 this morning by Collector
Milne, who declared that II appeared
to be an intentional violation Of the
shipping act. and fined his $50 for
each man and $500 for not entering
The aureouf IL bound FOR the Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

Cheese Native Washington fun
cream lbe. Eastern, ibui6e. Oregon,
Ice. timburKrf. i0MiTc. brick. Swiss.
fsai Use.
EsEs Fresh ranch. 8aadc. East
ern, stW2ao.
Poultry Hens, Hive. ffci dressed,
iAwtdc, hrOilern, f4.b0 pet dozen.
turkeys, dressed, 2aN2ie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

ACCEPTED

The Seattle Electric Company to-
day filed formal notice Of It, ac-
cnptAnca Of the street railway fran
chlaes recently granted IL By the city
council The franchises cover the
proposed new I'm. out uuhnn street.
and the trar kA on owe Utah. Mas
anchusctls aud Glasr streets, max
Ing connections between existing
lines
With the notice ~ acceptance Of
each franehiHr the company filsd
bond guaranteeing is fuinliment or
the terms nf the franchise.
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HOLIDAY MUSIC
Offers

rx.u have net yet decided % hay
$50 il isA vsfy good time 70 do
We can surely suit YOU eut
= ~ .fsek 81 Chirkerins q seas.
r..h.fl MOZART n Gable. fcass,
a.4f~rgf % : Iohnsten co. and
80 r.anas. and kinnaii Organs.
= "A AZ ~hkrn we are offerinS very
..-,I.l InJar~mants for the holiday
- We sell On very easy terms
- desired II yan den't want a
80. ~ can sappit you with any
.,..f Instrument you may chseise. IL
"a = IL the Interest q every IN
,,I<x n the muaic line.
s..Ilua purchaser 10 see us for any
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the scop. % ia duties outlined
The nature Of this rhsrge can emily
be judged BY Judge Tells ptisiie ut
tefaac~s on the nublpct 81 gambling
mad other vices which have been tho
sole argument put foFsad IN sup
port 81 the contention thta a rigid
Investigation Of the aefa q puhlis
afaeials along certain lines I nec.a.
aary
william nret q merchant o. Moor
head Minnesota. tested that the
Northern Pacfrc had lately With
drawn rates 20 and frsfn that place
which were nnda to sauaiiaa the
shorter haul ever the tirwat North
eFn. thereby compelling shippers 10
ship over the latter Foad of elise pay
the higher rstss called fus by the
regular tafin schedule ever = long.
er route.
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LATE NEWS

EVANSVILLE. Ind. pec. ia-Ex-
Policeman SheF = ell. Whn has hesn
g hafNesf with being the murderer Of
several wofsrn and acquitted in two
cases. this morning aEaln faced a
Jury. The prusecuting attorney ira-
msdiately addressed the court and
asked him to noile the sac. The
motion was granted. One other
charge - left which VIII Hlsn b. dis
missed. the state admitting that the
case " weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 a detail Of
police was called to the offices Of the
la Coal Company today 20 queli the
Recommendations % wouid-b~ pur-
chasers Of anthracite rosl. The
company has three vessels lying off
the yards containing coal which cost
-. 90. The company demands ~
cents hushsi for this. making the
argos worth nearly tllo.9gO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Dee IA
E-h@ state department today resolved
a Dispatch from John Barrett decifn-
ing the appointment a. nlnisfer to
Japan and giving a. reason his
employment as Oriental representa-
tive 10 the 81. Louis Exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
Boys Clothing

The stocks have been gathered by who has spent
~ years in the business There novelty Suits for very
little fellows such many fond father will buy for
Christmas There sturdy Suits for boys who have got
past the point OF being called darling There are Suits
for young men, All are perfect human hands
make them. Prices for the novelty Suits begin at
$3.50 to $500 The staple Suits and and three pieces
cost from S1oo to SIo The Youths Suits marked at
$3.50 to $40 aas -.
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Xothisr More Acceptable

-. prss<nt thar something IN the
.,~.a musical Instrument line We
a III IT neerlv half Price until
i.nssfy L viaiias, eAnias. nands-
a guitars. tAikin. machines
a r~cor.i<. band Instruments. 4e-
~rfhnH others. Stella aaslc ooxes,
nfussnkas ie~shArps. teachers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

Fieturcs for Christmas than
cash JUSTICES Stationery Store.
sie Columbia street. Old Puatoftiee
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Mems Clothing

The stock OF Mems Clothing depends neither upon its
label or upon the price tag. IL Is intended to compare
with the Of the finest custom tailors, Ii does COM
pare with SUCH Ii is and tailored by experts, and
every detail inside and critically inspected Froeks,
Cutaways Loose Fitting Chesterheds. and Full Dress
Suits; everything for morning afternoon and evening
wear. $40 to $50.
The Overcoas are notable for the attention to
detail And the fashion critics would look in vain Tor
single fault good Ovcrcoat be bought for little
as Sra go and as high as SIS.
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Haberda


Nckwarla Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
No Pam

No charge for painless ex-
tarion when teeth are order
d All work done by graduate
i,nsisls Of u TO 20 years ex-
rsrienee: specialist in each
apartment. We will tell you
: afyance exactly what your
work will cost by . free exam
sa,icn. Give us a call. and you
vi md We do exactly as we
rwrtise--
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nsssrs ef o-srf standard methods
r a. fnsffaEs-ets reduced IN same
r1paffisn
sE<sul.r SOC Fetios Ter sf-2s
rte<s are Tor plane Or voice and
u a4ntara composers. such a. CaEi
z1srl f.anx4. StdnsY Smith. Ehiut-
~. noesrn French. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

Butter Washington ercamrries,
SIC eastern. xs1s1s. ranch. iGa,fo.
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90 NOT WASTE
YOUR TIME


..a ,ners, By iookins an ever
vs. A. suitable Naass nfcaeats, but
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SHEET MUSIC

AZ nsr cscsiag-eat psicss Of this DO
s.r.n<nt 10 moving the stock rag
,fvsn PIECES or ess MUSIC
s' "a PiEcGs or sss Mjsic
foa .....--..--.. .. =. s-s.ss si-5o
Net ciosIns
Retail out
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affH $3.50 ssslHI
assHifI tfHfH fff
~ tfn loco sha ffsf
.afI So taai
tfsi iu
~ f HhfIIAb 80 e.
aff iIHf assH ts
sfH fnHi. go
HH afsHfff
~ siisI ts Vol 90 ani
81 HfBF uu fhtffau
fH fU So o
m rlsfld HIHf
fhilrl ffHHH
&C., 900 go q Hfi
go 80 500 = ahaii
sfff SOC
zoe H HftIfaB
uI u "a d 49, ai
HFH 500 tairSasf
sn ffnntf uiad
tHHaa sHf lanf alfuas
ffsst 90 fifsf
- ssf essuis sees -
asttt
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40 IhhIl 40 80 ff
HfaHH
s HiiaI HHttI
tfff asatlf sf
fhHaItH iH fsaf
asi HiinH aiH
A.
~ InritAb co. 81
Geo. -
UlfEl go fiifliH af.
maH
81 AZ 90 49,
anf ia nsaf
f
nssf is
aff 80 sf fii
fHf
sfIF Irtfftu 90 Ib
stff affsf fif
r fHluff 900
staf ffau rni
taf aHrHdr 90 sHn
stsft Z
Al So ittftAb ~ az
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Rich Lamps and Poor Prices.

usifH tsf t.sH hHI ~ 900 80
.sasatsFI rfIss sfss ssf 1885, %
49, 90 AhU BE- Sec s'
Fflul issaIHf smf infi Fn isHf
tf.sf asa.. saIHf sHsatf taifa go
aftaisitf SOD tees
49, kbu o. Az IsHU rsnHI
aIlaIsI.f go Nniff 800 faHt a.
m fH.H 600 .ftHf hHfHfff
IHfaI ~ sHu o. fsrsts sfnsiH
b.
49, IhttIsD 80 600 Fars
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Les Miserables, Vol. !.
- Les Misersbles, Vol. II. BY Hugo.
count OF Monte Cristo. Vol. /.
2. Count OF Monte Cristo, Vol. II. BY
Alexandra Dumas.
History OF Our Own Times. Vol. l..
3. History Of Our Own Times. Vol. II.
BY Justin Mccarthy.
lCharles O'Malley. Vol. l..
T. Charles o'Malley. Vol. IL. BY
Charles Lever.
Tom Burke Of Ours. Vol. |.
o. Tom Burle OF Ours, Vol. II. BY
Charles Lever.
Consuelo, Vol. l..
Consuelo. Vol. u. BY George Sand.
Makers OF Florence.
T. Makers Of Venice. BY Mrs. OIL
phsnt
lOngin OF Species.
q Descent Of Man. BY Charles Oar.
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Lace Curtains.

All small lots--2 or } pairs
of Irish point, Renaissance,
point Arabe, Brussels and
Marie Antoinette lace curtains
all AZ discount OF rs per
cent. from regular prices.
Irish point-nov $500 TO
SIs.7S; we're $500 TO
$500
Point Afabe nov $3.50 20
3ll2.SO, we're $1,000 20
$4,000.
Renaissance nov s37S to
$4,000: we're $500 60
$4,000.
Brussels nOs $500 10
s2s.I3; we're $1,000 to
$3.50.
All Of our odd pairs lace
curtains a. pucr
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Very Cheap Linens.
StOO for SIPS Table DamaSk.

This double dsmask is sold everywhere to-day al SIPS
there are l9 choice patterns-the linen is bleached and has q
fine satin finish is so inches wide-Sl.oo is a rare price.
NAPKINS TO match OF course.
AT l2i5c. FOR lSc.-All linen brown twill crash, extra good
quality, and heavy-iS inches wide.
AT use. FOR 3ec.-All linen bleached huck towels, both plain
and hemstitched ends-white and coored oorSers-22. BY
AZ inch.
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Clearance Sale Of Pictures.
Prices Range " Under Retail.

This stock taking clearance happens in good season, for II
is in keeping with our big furniture sale and gives the house
keeper a double opportunity for economical home b~edecking
The sale also includes publishers and frame manufacturers
samples which have been used in their New York salesrooms-
all at prices averaging sos under the regular retail. We've
assorted the lots as follows:
Framed paintings. landscapes, marine, figure subjects; all
new pictures; a selection az S35. 90.
Wafer colors and paintings; Just the thing for odd spaces,
$500.
Etehings, phoiograyures, engrsyings; framed in various
styles OF frames, SIP. so.
Pastel iae.similes and coored reproductions in unique
mouldings, $3.50.
Carbon photos, %etebings, platinums; in natural wood frames,
$500.
Five special lots from Ice. to So. SO.
We believe that the prices will sell these pictures without
oe word from US
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The staple value of the Loeser furniture is we'll known--lt
is unquestionably the best furniture made. 1t will give a life
long satisfaction and it is the most artistic furniture that genuine
skill has ever produced. 1t combines beauty, utility and economy.
Plans for this sale are always formulated months in advance
and by means of large operations
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Vast Savings Are Made to Mutual Advantage.

regular prices and the reductions distinctly shown And there
are no restrictions whatever, with the one exception that no
goods will be delivered in January, and we reserve the right
to deliver all goods during the month of February. Aside
from the price advantages, the new things alone are worth a
trip to see.
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know we have that which will surprise and please you. The
values are beyond dispute and we feel that we cannot overrate
them, for they are really better than we have ever offered. Detail
would take up a whole newspaper. but the furniture itself is the
most modern and most comprehensive ever exhibited by a furni-
ture store.
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UnequaIIed Clearing Sale OF
Lace Curtains.
Reductions of 25% to 5OR From All Odd
Lots.
Sale Confined to Monday Only.

ThIUT TOI
The collection $ q notable one, its only necessary TO glance
over this partial list 20 be convinced OF that. L is really one
OF the most important events OF the wear - and this year patticu'
larry for the selection is larger and the prices are lower. These
are lace curtains, lace bed sets, portieres, couch covers, etc
these sweeping REDUCTIONS are confined TO MONDAY only.
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b. sfs.IsHI. sssHs 80 siirats
81 go ftH
a. sfft . > 900 fHtsftff aftisas
af faE EHaHf tslHIf go gHtff ~
HailH lta Hnuf dfsf fsfHtN
NIl ~ TO- AZ ~ 5000 Ahssi
tsfHN fff go hshaHsHsl aftsisff
sH0 q nffs n g. hfsff fhfftl
Ih shsHf 90 fHf| Gee 80
iaIs. a.sfHH nH siff tHiff
sHaHf tasif oil iluff 600 80
slff A. asi.f go bfH tfHif aH
lafHfff A. Hsi.t
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Crochet Quilts and Comforts.
Price TO Introduce You To Changed De-
tine

W have made suOthct innovation 900 our ban1rt store
Moved % Go the basement aud iu order 90 EtC lou 90 ranl
iutfodusuon 90 the shangs ai asgusint iu Sth ~ better
mgnt - early 80 pos,iplr. gNr 500 to gfssi ssntshonsl
Milan -. InIL.nN-
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pOrtieres.

DOahis faced French velour
pouieres, S27.SO per pair from
S3S 90.
Porueres Of every grade Of
which We have single pair or
pair IN stock 20 be closed
out az IS discount
zine qualify tapestry and
velour couch covers, choice
Oriental colonngs and pat.
terms. nov $3.50. sS.S5
ans S7.25 each; we're Ss.7S,
aud So 50 each
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At 98c., Regular Sl.59

White lawn waists, tucked
and hemstitched, stock collar
and bow, open front; also
fine white lawn waists, with
5-inch inserting down front,
open back.
Fine white lawn, new
models. Si.9S, S2.25, $2.98
TO Sl4.00.
White pique waists, 98c.,
SI.49, SLID, $l.98to 1925.
A stylish Gibson waist, ex-
elusive styles, in white madras
and pique, at $2.98, regular
$3.50.
Pretty striped Bingham
waists, very neat, At CSC, reg
ular Sl.59.
Albatross waists in black,
Nile green, white, pink, light
blue, old rose and gray, 2 new
styles, finished with silk stock
collar, special, az S2.eS, regu.
lar S3.9S.
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Stockings and Underwear.
Besi i@ bpdog aud bummet.
losssi pd.ss kao.1 ia the fsd, bssAoa.

ths isH u. sHassss asiaHl fasns 800 sfu $500 ~
isshiuH Ntf HHhHfr lhsHTI iHfff go lsH 81 poo 81 = ihs
hsa tfsf msaf o. 49, 81 a. Tees thtsl tttsHff ih1 90 .
isu sssiaf O. sisit saiasimfHl NfHH ssHf fsa.fihinf fsst
. thf Iasfu gtf aH sflIfa e. fsnI tn ihf ffstsf asnf
$50 sam &c. fsnI tsHff hsft HfsnsH ~ thf BEL
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A Reduction of a to y From Every Piece in StocE

means-S25oo to 5000 really saved on every $4,000 worth
purchased-is just the same as making money, especially where
the furniture is of such a character, quality and newness to
command on the market at any time double or nearly double
your purchase price.
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have ever attempted before that the pen really falttrs in the effort
to convey to you a just idea of what the opportunities mean.
And yet the very best advertisements we have are the
achievements of the past. It is not an easy matter to understand
in a moment what
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A. 80
$50 ios es,s sthlsj lap
tssiA.
$500 io sts sislsD Top
Costs.
siiOo ies esr SRI 90 Top
Costs.
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Mysteries Of Paris, Vol. l..
9. Mysteries OF Paris, Vol. II. BY
Eugene Sue.
Data OF Ethics.
10. First Principles. BY Herbert
Spencer.
1, Familiar Quotations.
Home Book OF Poetry.
- Tom Jones, Vol. /.
Tom Jones. Vol. II. By Fielding.
Monsieur Lecoe, Vol. /.
l3. Monsieur Lecoa. Vol. IL. BY
Emile Csboriau.
IA Discourses OF Epictetus,
Meditations OF Marcus AuTelius.
French Revolution. Vol. l.
IS. French Revolution, Vol. n. BY
CARLYLE.
tom Brown az Oxford.
10, Tom Brown 81 Rugby. BY Thomas
Hughes.
Ten thousand . Year, Vol. !,
H. Ten thousand q Year, Vol. II. BY
Samuel Warren.
~ Three MuSkcieefs.
" TsenY Years After. ny Dumas.
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At S3.96 Instead of
$500 to S5.96.

$50 Peau de Sole taffetas
silk waists, in number Of
models, black and colors;
some deliberately hemstitched,
others trimmed with velvet
and lace; also pretty wash silk
waists in this lot.
A splendid lot OF new Peau
de Sole waists, in black and
colors, at S4.eS, regular
$3.50.
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thFts 40 sllloias snufsl nss Dsusfnt hTufst go aag
tidf snd plan su ihf eihsf iuu dsuhls 30 900 titled sMh
shus ssusn tssl o. 90 and 81 ~ samisnsblst - 100 ssfh.
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Dinaef SETS Reduced.

~ 900 asa f-ssss Soc" sf i'f Fas' s"s"" . Ff'' ""ss
Al ktaa EtsIfiB tHUs tIfo Fsfsns tf fssss fstasH saes
80 tssfasa - 900 ptaf Zee $500. - 'ssl Hs.f $3.50.
-. |sntss 900 go FslH fsff ~ Haafi a. See 80 - So" 80"
~ o.. sss - fsfnfaf Gee s-sH1 90 a. sasfa 10 mf o
ODD Dlsssf Dlsiss 81 Amoei sofsa.e
a. a. sua sau saal - sHasL sFa 49, sss sssfff ss 80 "F CO.
..a a.. tfs 81 ana Fsstt 81 hsatsf sef hfhf
IL - ~ HmsT tsnant -
fe.a -. ssa Fsasrs go gts sssts@
49,. 80 1sss ga Lsgs ss ssaass. lbe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-26

At S2.90 Instead of
S4.25.
$50 taffeta silk waists in
black and colors, in a variety
Of models; one style in black,
made with cluster OF tucks and
hemstitching, tailor stitched,
tabs in front, stock collar, all
at S2.9S.
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And the olio~ISg Remark
able tslusS.

Al ss H.s,t thsanll Hsit 81 nshts
slds ,ssfa 40 40 ~
A. W. AND o. 90 hrsnfifa h"t
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Ouf hsadssms iuil lSagin
sad IsfmSait in tili. t.sth
snd iFltri isfmsrl tSilinE
tea ttt oO a. tift eco nss
msnltt ifum tfs go a.
aNf UU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-26

y styles Irish point bed
sets, now Sass, S5.62,
S6.75, SS.62. $500; were
ST. so, $3.50, $500, Sll.50
and Sl2.0O.
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Coli cspes.

o W . W o. ~ tslsf
% a. a. 90 a.
lhlf a. staai ihf tasi ~ 81
maifflaI aHnf Ils sf
mstt a tftfftialf pIsla tstt
Hsifnslf 800 atiI lsas saf
Hal sisiH tHIlsI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-01-26

Our Annual February Furniture Sale opens Monday
morning, Jan. eth. The preparations we have made for it,
the Improvements which we have added, the quantities, quail
values and assortments, are so far in advance of anything we