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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

April iG-Geo ROdiek TO II Hackfeld
X Co Ltd. u. patent 1918 cor Waianue-
nue. * Front SITS. Hno, Hawaii; con
$4,000.
Chas Desky & VT to ] NJ Atherton.
y. por 10; 40 Pacific Heights. Honolulu.
Oahu: con $3.50
kaahanui d) ct al to Chas Kaleikau.
d. por Kul 10 Kapuukolo. Honolulu,
Oahu: con $3.50.
NJ G Lowell * hsb to Hee Fat d. :
APPS Of L = 1852 Kul 1913 WaiDle. Iaa-
ielea. Kauai; con S12O.
April Nv g Hclollahiki to Mrs \
MoSe. u. An 3 r Z 29J Kul 1913 Kua-
loa, koo'aupobo. oahu: con SEQ.
j + Wright & VI by atty To- Emily
c. J1dd. ID. Tot block 70 Ilinau ST. Ho-
-'.niu. oahu. con $500
f7'".' Lard & Iu7 Co Ltd TO J Z
i-r1rcha. ID. lot . blk los Pa,olo tract
Honolulu. Oahu. con $500.
! FriedlaeHder ct al To d KeaIoba-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26

u HEN the local financial
today there is feeling of conhden
the sooa
estate unbendlns to slight desre
ing passed Honolulu is entering
the free buying
demand for ore at .ls While this 400 shares sold and there is
the Transactions more The buyer
and simply looked about perfectly
nothing in the selling
sales recorded are 400 oaa paid
The sale of McBryde
result of the Of the Sd in Of
ing the faes that h @ m De t @ h stock on ser plane
the old % d h h ne Ins Of Oahu khei and Eva
feeling IN the market For instance there be
which was some time The fact
Bs%o and ths sop rh ansaa eo5a
and with its small capital
ue some Of this t h b % one per cent stock the fu
This rom sing howsyer was the offer of SIS for waua
snt bid which found
greater than estimated
promises to go even fgba
o1s s Pa 6 the so9d s fer,
REAL ESTATE
the ] ygS o real estate ar: spending much time
portion OF the city by Rapid Ira sit lines The
attract the best trade and
being on There are two new uses
to of the
SHORTY lee feeling that the
upic works viii
of
by who
the Peeuate Of the dweNs aad land
many claims Tor damages
@ @ it is certain that the benz
se ana well
There is an amount of residence
AIRY ousy' though there little business
ne new TesidenGes which under
street OF w W. Harris in HI
OF TWO cottages adjoining
rSt wing OF the Hospital IS
ne administration building
u The roadway
20 o.. taken up and rushed
dde upon the and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-26

panole. D. por R p 6s57 Honokua.
Kona, Hawaii; con 81
L Friedlaender ct al to Malie Iona
+ -. por r p 6S57 Honokua, S Kona
Hawaii; con 81
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
GIRL SUICIDE.
YEAR OLD MAUDE
HANDY DRINKS CARBOLIC
ACID.

Hopkinsville, KY, June lo-Maude
Handy, Of the Consolation neighbor.
hood, committed suicide at the home
Of her uncle, Robert Workman, 1t
Sinking Fork. where she was visiting.
The family went for . walk, leaving
her alone in the house, and when they
returned in about two hours they
found her dead. She had swallowed
two ounces Of carbolio acid. The only
message she left was to young man
with whom she had an engagement,
that she would like to have him call
that night. but would never sec him
on earth again. She was but q years
old, and one Of the prettiest and
most popular girls Of her neighbor-
hood.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
box Of tho genuine
e m " Laxative BrOmO-Q uinne Tablets
~ M L/IU1rJ~~tho remedy .

mate has his men ON the run, you will
notice that some one Of the lot will be-
gin to sing . line Honey, 20 baby's
comm home" Presently some one OF
the others will break out with 81 soon
will see my Mary Jane" until half q
dozen or more will Join in, each with
line Of song similar to the others.
The harder they work the more they
run and the louder they sing. The
secret ia this: When you hear one sing
they are beginning to get tired, and
the more tired they get the moro they
sing. Consequently they sing TO
keep from thinking Of being tired.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
GUN CLUB SHOOT.

The Illinois Central Gun club held
its regular practice shoot yesterday af-
ternoon, and Mr.. II. Q. Bronough won
the honors. The following score was
made out of possible 10 BIRDS Mer-
Ger IL, Hansbro 10, Rivers 10, Seitz
s, Brown IL, Eaker Q, Reed 0, Me-
Dune 8, Stewart 0, Rouse 4, wilkins
II, Davis 10, Tspscott 8, Cochran 13
and Bronough IA. 1t was handicap,
and the following shot from the yard
position mentioned; Seitz, Eaker,
Reed, McCune and Rouse, Ia yards;
Stewart, Brown, Rivers, Hansbro,
Mercer, Tapscott AID Cochran, 10
yards; wilkins, Davis and Bronough,
IS yards.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
TO MICHIGAN RESORTS.
WITHOUT CHANGING OARS
FROM LOUISVILLE AND
CINCINNATI.

No change Of cars required BY leav-
ing Louisville p m, Gin cinnati 7
p. IN. daily on and after June % via
Pennsylvania short Lines and @. r.
and I. railway TO Petoskey, Traverse
City. Bay View, Harbor Springs and
M:ckinaw City. Through sleeping
car runs over new route from Louis
willie via indianapolis, Logansport and
La Otto. Dinner and breakfast on
dining cars. Through car from Gin
cinnati runs via Richmond and @. r.
and 1.-The Fishing Line" Tourist
tickets at special rates. Find out
about them by communicating with
O. II. Hagerty, d. p. A., Louisville,
KY, or J. M. Harris, A. g. p. Agt.,
Cincinnati, O
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
NEW CHIEF CLERK
MR.. @. \. ROW, OF CENTRALIA,
SUCCEEDS MR.. BAUM
GARDNER.

Mr.. O. +. Row, Of Centralia, Ill,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to accept the position of chief clerk
under Master Mechanic Barton, of
the local Illinois Central shops.
Mr. Row has been in the mechanical
department of the road at Centralia
under Master Mechanic J. II. Pollard
and is one of the best clerks in the en-
ployo of the road. He entered into his
new duties this morning, succeeding
the late Mr.. Baumgsrdner, who died
last week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
TRUST COMPANIES
AS EXECUTORS.

The Globe Bank and Trust Co. will
have paid in capital Of $3.50, ono.
invested in good securities, for the
faithful custody and management of
the property intrusted to it,
Every Trust company in the state is
under the jurisdiction Of the secretary
of state, and a quarterly report is re.
quired By law to be made 70 him, and
Published.
When 1t comes to making invest
ments for estates held in trust, trust
companies have a reputation for skill
and fidelity which a careful company
of good standing guards as carefully
as it does its capital. The Globe Bank
and Trust company has a committee,
composed Of three of its best business
men. to whom all matters relating to
trust estates are referred when advice
and consultation Is necessary.
Therefore a trust company is abso-
lutely reliable and esponsible-bette
than an individual.
The Globe Bank and Trust company
besides doing trust company business
does q general banking business and
pays interest on deposits. Office 500
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
TO SEE HIN DIE.
NORTH CAROLINA MAN INVITES
HIS FRIENDS TO A NOVEL
DINNER.

Ellenboro. N. O., June 10--Allan
Cogsdell. one Of the wealthiest men
in this county, has sent out printed
to . number Of his friends
and relatives inviting them to q din.
ner to be held ct his house. four miles
from here tonight. The dinner 10 to
b. served ct II O'Clock. Promptly at
~ O'Clock, Cogsdell announces, be
will give his guests an opportunity Of
seeing man take his own life. Just
how Cogsdell will commit the deed il
not stated and there 10 much interest
manifested a. to whether or not it ID
to be . case of real suicide.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
TO REtLf00 7.
PROPOSED TO BUILD A RAIL
ROAD FROM HICKMAN
THERE.

Hickman. Ky, June lc--A project
is on foot, backed by the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railroad
company, to build a railroad from
Hickman to Reelfoot lake, and to put
a steamboat in the lake in connection
with the road. The ground is almost
level from Hickman to the lake, Will
be protected by the levee, and the
cost of construction would be merely
nominal. This will be part Of the
extension into Lake county.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
BEARING GOOD WISHES
CUBA's FIRST DIPLOMATIC REP
RESENTATIvE EN- ROUTE TO
WASHINGTON.

Havana, June 10-Gonzalo Ques-
ada, Cuban minister 10 Washington,
and family sailed today on the steam
err MORO Castle for New York. He
will go Immediately. 70 Washington
and open the legation at the Hotel
Raleigh until he secures house.
Cuba's first diplomats representa-
tive is the bearer of the good wishes
of President Palma TO President
Roosevelt. He has also been instruct
ed to use every endeavor to secure IA
vorable and quick action ON the
question of tariff reduction ON Cuban
products A large number Of friends
was aboard to say goodby and wish
Senior Quesada success He was pre-
sented with several fine floral pieces.
Joseph Springer, United States vice
consul at Havana during the terms
of Consuls General Williams and Lee,
who sailed on the steamer Esperanza
Thursday for New York, was sum
moned, the Globe Democrat cores
pendent learns, to Washington by
cable. He has been offered his for
mer office and refused. He has been
ambitious to be consul general here,
and his trip north, 1t is believed,
may result in his appointment and
the transfer of General Bragg, who
has been named for this post, to an
other country.
Colonel Carlos Garcia. Oldest son Of
the late General Calixto Garcia, will
probably be sent by President Palma
to Hamburg rs consul general.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
wACO'S BRIDGE
ITS CONSTRUCTION WAS A VAST
FEAT OF ENGINEERING

Waco, Tex, June l0-The magni.
ficent new steel bridge over the Bra.
EOS, one of the largest in the United
States, was formally opened to traffic
today. The bridge is 45o feet long of
solid steel, sixty-six feet high in the
center of the truss and without any
supporting piers other than those at
the ends of the structure. The span is
one of the longest in the world and its
construction is considered quite an
engineering feat in view of the diff
culties which had to be overcome.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10

A long. dull summer Of low water
in the river IL predicted.
The Dick Fowler departed on time
this morning for Cairo with q good
trip.
The steamer Charleston will leave
this afternoon ct o O'Clock for Tennes.
soc river.
The Clyde will leave tomorrow AZ.
ternoon ct 8 O'Clock on her regular
trip up the Tennessee river.
The John 8. Hopkins arrived from
Evansville . little late this morning
with n good trip both in freight and
passengers.
The small steamer Jewel has ar
rived at Greenville and is to run
from there to Lake Village, n dis
TANGO Of 10 miles. The boat was cap
sized and wrecked in q storm, but
was later rebuilt at Mound City, Ill.
No difficulty is being experienced
now at 81. Louis by the captains in
securing enough rousters for the boats
and more applications are received
than can be given berths. On the
lower river, however, IL is reported
that the boats can hardly be manned,
owing to the scarcity Of the men.
The inventory of the ties ON Cum
berland river has Just been completed
by Mr.. L. L; Holley and assistants,
of the Aver and Lord Tie Co., of Chi
cago. Mr.. Holley will leave tomorrow
again hut this time for Tennessee river
to invoice ties ON that river. The
figures from the Cumberland river trip
show that fewer ties have been lost
and stolen than the company expected
and the results are gratifying. Mr..
Holley will 60 on the steamer Inspec.
tior No ..
Passengers travelling on Ohio and
Mississippi river steamboats, have al
ways been no less interested than
amused to see the colored deck hands
loading and unloading freight at the
various landings. In loading or un-
loading o big lot of freight and, the !
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
THE RIVER. NEWS.
THE RIVER STAGES.

Cairo, 90. 4-0.7 fall.
Chattanooga, SOL rise.
Cincinnati, s.S-o.4 fall
Evansville, Slot fall.
Florence, LOS fall
Jacksonville, 2.9-stand.
Louisville, $50. l fall.
NJ Carmel, 800 fall.
Nashville, 2.6-o. l fall.
Pittsburg, SOS fall.
Davis Island Dam, 3.7--o. I fall.
81. Louis, ie.i-o.6 rise.
Paducah, 5000 fall.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
THIRTY INDICTMENTS
RETURNED.

Hopkinsville, Ky, June l0.-Tbe
grand jury has returned batch of
thirty indiotments-C. J. and ]. p.
Miller for counterfeiting. VIM. Pulley
for murder, Will Gracey for man
slaughter and others for various minor
offenses.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

American Association: Louisville
IA. Toledo 4; Minneapolis 8, Kansas
City 4; Columbus 7, Indianapolis Q
St. Paul IL, Milwaukee Z.
National League: New York 5,
Pittsburg 8; st. Louis 5, Philadelphia
8; Boston 8, Cincinnati /; Brooklyn 8,
Chicago 5.
American League: Chicago 2,
Washington 1; Detroit 10, Philadel-
phia s; st, Louis s, Boston 8; Cleve.
land 10, Baltimore s.
Subscribe for The Sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-10
RIVER OBSERVATIONS.

Observations taken Ut o m. River
Sc on the gauge. . fall Of o.6 in last
~ hours Wind south, light breeze,
Weather part cloudy and warmer.
Temperature 66. Pell, Observer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-02
Drawers.

At I5c. of good muslin, um- brella style, with deep rufile of cam bric finish, with a two inch hem stitched hem, Usual price of these drawers a5c January Sale price I5ce
 At IOc. Good muslin drawers, two styles (I) umbrella shape with deep full cambric ruffie, hernstitch- ed and tucked, (2) with hetnstitched hem and cluster of tucks above. Value soc. January Sale price Ioc
 At .30c. Drawers of excellent muslin with deep ruffle of Ham burg embroidery, with tucks above. Value soc January Sale price 39c
 AL 45C. Drawers made of su- perior muslin, with nine inch deep cambric ruf1le, Torchon lace inser- tions and three inch Torchon edge. Real value COG. January Sale price
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WO ME MS COW N s.

At soc. Two (2) Women S gowns, both of good muslin V neck yokes with Hamburg inser- tions and cambric ruffles. Usually soc. January sale price 3ec
 At 40c. Two (2) styles wo-
 nen's gowns, really good muslin, square high neck, tastefully trim med with Hamburg embroidery in sertions, fine nainsook henstitch- ing, tllcking and cambric ruffles. Value Csc January sale price 4oc
 At soc. Two (2) styles, wo- men s gowns, both of good heavy muslin, especially remarkable val ue, even in sale like this where every item is exceptionally good. We predict that they will surprise even the greatest expectations. You may compare them with any you have ever yet seen for 75c. Janu- ary sale price 5oc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-02

RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS. Renaissance Lace Curtains, lace in sertion and edges, made of fine quality cable nets.
 Lot No, 1, real value 4.9S to 6.9S pair. January sale price S.9S pair
 Lot No. ?, real value 7.50 to 1000 pair. January sale price 5,9S pair.
 Lot No 8, real value S11.00 to s17.OO pair.
 January sale price s.7.9S pair.
 BED PILLOWS.
 Bed Pillows filled with a mixture of live geese and duck feathers. covered with A. c. A. ticking, sizes 20x23 and 22x2S in.
 January sale price 2.49 pair.
 UTILITY BOXES. , Utility boxes, covered with choice de- signs, in cretonnes, 30 and 32 in. Real value s2,69 and $500.
 January sale price $1.9S each, Cover ings slightly soiled).
 RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS, Plain and figured centers, in white and colors, finished with full ruff1e made with new French seam 21s yard length, 96 to 40 in. wide: have been selling at 69c, 75c, 9Sc, $1.19. s1.25 pair. January sale price 49c pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-02

Ih Jl1 MD altcS1ASSt) INAi LIN soIOA
 6Ac Abyon GangAmnl ~ 4Ac yas7d-A case of 1t, 1887 yards, all the staple checks, the quality for wear, color that will stand wa shing and washing, instead of 64c yard. Jan ary sale price will be 4s9c yard
 Ioc Dress GzngAam at 6Ao yayd-2432 yards of good quality dress ginghams. ill stripes and checks, not often do you find such bar gains. Ioc dress ginghans at our Jan uary sale, per yard 6hc
 I2Hc Maa,us Gan,eham 7c ya,a-One case of yard wide Madras gingham, good assort- ment of styles and colors, all stripes, These 12, lac ginghams going at the January sale, per yard Pc
 Ioc RsrnaAes at 6Ae yaya- 1847 yards of full yard wide pecales, all positively fast colors, full pi eces, range of colors and designs, of the most eye feasting nature. Ioc Per cales at the January sale, yard 6Ac
 7c Pe110les 0l 91ac yayd
 Two cases of 27 inch percales, all dark colors, fine line of patterns fast colors. Instead of 7c yard, January sale price, per yard 47sc
 Ioc Flannelettes at SC yava
 I case of Flannelettes, in good quality, all dark colors, good va riety of styles, colors staple Ioc fan nelettes at January Sale Price, yard, 5c
 DC Ouiznsg FzauneAs at 5Hc
 Two cases 47o5 yards of colorsd outing aannels, such quality as sells regularly at 9c yard, neat, hand- some assortment of designs in stripes and checks, all desirable colors. Janu- sale price, yard, 5Mc
 i2Mc Outing F2annel at Sc yards of best quail itv of outing flannel, fine line of pat terms, and new colors. You'll see the SdNliiS, NColl do JOu SSS tbS puNlliSs I27ac outing flannel, January Sale Price, yard, Sc
 I0c EzdeyaoaOn F2annekS at I1e yayd-75o yards of Elder down fannels ill stripes and checks, pretty assortment of colors, these have been selling at Ioc per yard January sale price, yard He
 2,5c .Scotch Ezauaeb at I8c yayN-We have reduced for this sale, all of our 25c quality of Scotch 25c Scotch lannels at the Jan uary sale, per yard 1Sc
 Whate /17nged spreads 02c -One lot of extra good qual- ty white fringed bed spreads, full size, md good weight. 1.25 spreads at the January sale 92c
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cambric and mus1ins.
 All trimmings dainty yet serviceable. Follow de- scriptions and apply thought to the prices we quote for this January Underwear Sale. 1
 AL SC. Good muslin, perect fit ting, long waist, high neck, felled seams. Value of this corset cover IaHc January Sale price SC
 At LOG. Good muslin, cor set covers, high neck, Torchon lace trimmed, Value I5c January
 Sale price roc
 Al I5c. Four styles, corset covers, three of muslin, one of canibric, tight fitting and Margue- rite styles, embroidery and Torch on lace trimmed, round and V shaped necks. Value 25c. Janu- ary Sale price I5c
 AL IO, Eleven (11) styles to choose from, cambric and muslin, Marguerite and tight fitting, high and low necks, all sorts, trimmed with embroidery, or lace, or hem stitching. Fair prices for these corset covers would be 30 and 35c
 January Sale price Ioc
 At 25c. Five (5) styles to choose from, all cainbric, Margu- rite and tight fitting, round and V shape necks, Embroidery and val ce trimmed. Usual price of these corset covers soc, January Sale price 25c
 At soc. Three (3) styles, cor set covers all of cambric, round and square necks, pretty Marguerite styles, lace, ribbon and embroidery trimmed. Actual value soc Janu- ary Sale price soc
 At 45c. Two (2) particularly pretty style corset covers i'll fine cambric, lavishly trimmed with Point de Paris lace and dainty satin ribbons. Such as you would ordi narily pay 65c for. January Sale price, 45c.
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w AL KIN G SKIRTS.
All With Dust RuffIes.

At 75C. Of excellent muslin with full umbrella lawn ruffle edged with Torcllon lace, tucks in ruf1e. An unusually good Skirt.
 January sale price 75c
 At SI. Two (a) styles skirts, both of excellent muslin, (I) with deep founce of Hamburg embroid cry (2) with deep lawn ruffle with Torchon lace insertions and edge. Value I,5o January Sale price $1. At SI.25 Skirts of fine mus lin with very deep founce of Ham burg embroidery with clusters of fine narrow tucks above. Janu ary Sale price SIPS
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Short Underskirts

AL I0C. Short unkershirts of fine muslin with yoke band, full cambric ruffle, finished with inch wide hemstitched hem. Usually 35c. January sale price I9c
 At SOC. Short underskirts of fine cambric with a ten inch tlounce edged with fine Hamburg and hemstitching, such as you'd expect to pay 75c for. January sale price
 soc At 75C. Short underskirts of fine oanbric with 10 inch deep ruff fle of lawn, having val lace inser- tions and edged. Usual price ST.
 January saleprice 75c
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RUFFLED BoBBINET CURTAINS,
 LACE CURTAINS. Ruffied Bobbinet Curtains, good quail ity net lace insertion and edge, finished with good full ruffle, 21s yrds length, ready to shir on rods
 Lot No. 1. Real value s2.49 to $350 pair.
 January Sale price s1,9s pr. Lot. 2. Real value $S.98 to $5.9S. January sale price s2.9S pr.
 PILLOW TOPS Tapestry Pillow Tops, 20 and 24 in square, in floral and Oriental effects. Real value So to DOC ca. ss January sale price 25c ca.
 ODD PAIRS CURTAINS. Odd single pairs of Irish Point Ara bian, Brussels. Cluny, Ruffie net, Ruffle Muslin, etc; only one pair of design. January sale at IS the regular price.
 FIGURED VALOURS. Figured Velours, 27-in. wide, very de- sirable for covering furniture, pillows, etc. Real value 75c to s9c yrd. / January sale price 59c yard. SILKOLINES AND SWISSOLINES. s6-in. Silkolines and Swissolines, mostly figured, have been selling at is1s to 15c yrd.
 January sale price Sc yrds
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January Stock Reducing Sale of Upholstery

Stock overloaded, must be l to sell this month. All must forced sale event will be great, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3, and pairs of pattern, splendid copies of handmade Curtains, in heavy cable and Brussels net, finished with over- lock edge, have been selling at $50 to 5.9S pair.
 January sale price 2,9S pair. IRISH POINT AND ARABIAN CUR-
 FANS
 Irish Point and Arabian Curtains, plain and figured centers made of very fine quality net, 50 and 54 in. wide, 1-2 yds long
 Lot No. 1, real value 3.50 to 800 pair January sale price 2.9S pair. Lot No. 2, real value $50 to 749 pair January sale price 3.9S pair.
 SOFA CUSHIONS. 22-in. Square, filled with mixture of floss and feathers, covered with art ticking, finished with good full ruffle. Real value $125.
 January sale price 75c each.
 TAPESTRY CURTAINS. Tapestry Curtains, solid and con- trasting effects. reversible, 50 in. wide, 3 yds. long, heavy tassel fringe. Real value 350 to 800 pair.
 January sale price 29S pair.
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Towels.

Large size linen Hnck Towels, hem med, Sc each, value I215c.
 At 111ac each, value I4c. Hemmed Huck Towels, size 2oX4o inches.
 At i4c each, value 1Sc. Fine hemmed Huck Towels, size iSx3S inches.
 At 16c each, value 2Sc. Fringed heavy Huck Linen Towels, 2ox4o inches.
 At 19c each, value 25c. Large all linen Danask, knotted fringe Towels, 2uA42.
 At 25c each, value 35c. Fine all lin ell Huck Towels, henlstitched, size 22x44.