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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-09
OLYPHANT.

Inc little 5-ycar-old daughter of Mr..
anu Mrs. James Austin, OF Tiger valley.
met with most distressing accident
yesterday morning. The little one wos
playing with some matches when he
e!othihS caught fire and in short time
sue was ehVeloped III flames. Her screams
attracted the attention of her mother.
who succeeded in tearing the clothes from
the enid but not before she was badly
burned about the body. DR.. l., Kelly was
summoned and applied lotions but the
chlld Is In prccarious condition.
a very successful entertainment and So
clal was given by the members of the
congregational church last evening A
neat SUM was realized
a good sized audience Witnessed "The
Gamekeeper' with Smith O'Brien in the
ieadihg role at the opera house last eyer.
ing. The features of the play were tho
singing OF Mr. O'Brien and Little Norine.
Al II meeting of the l.. C.. u. \. the fol.
lowing oliicers were elected for the year:
Ires'uent' MIS- l.. Mooney: vice presi-
dent, Mis-. Bridget Welsh; second vice
president. Miss Mary Clancy; recorder,
Miss Nellie McsIale: assistant secretary.
Mrs. Barbara Ferguson; secretary. Mrs
Ahcc Martin; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Muir
phy; guard. Mrs. Ann Scnnlon; marshall
MIS- Mary Boand; trustees, Mrs. An.
astasia schubmehl and Mrs. Bridget Nc
Hale.
MIS- J. \, WarinG. OF Blakcly, slipped
on me sidewalk near her home yesterday
and dislocated her shoulder blade.
The Junior band of the BlalSely Baptist
church VIII render very pretty cantata
IN me church next Friday evening Re-
ireshlnents will be served at the close of
the piece.
\ folander was injured about the back
by tall OF rock in Grassy shaft yester-
Gay afternoon. lie was removed to his
nome IN PrceburG in the company's am
bulance.
The Woman's Guild of ST. Georges
sale.
Miss Elizabeth Farrell has returned
nome aiter an extended visit with rela-
lives in Chicago,
Mrs. Thurio Coolbaush and children
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Scranton, was a carbondale visitor yes

| scranton, was Carbondale visitor yes
terday.
Miss Emma kearney, Of the wes
Side. is visiting in Scranton.
Mrs. Il. j. Birs. of Washington street
| visited in Scranton yesterday.
Thomas F.. Cleary, OF Cleary Bros.
Scranton, was in the city yesterday.
| Il. NJ. Scranton was in Carbondale
yesterday, the guest of j. Wellington
Grant.
MISS Dorothy Early, of Seventh ave-
| ME, has returned from Scranton
| Where she spent several weeks
! John early Joseph Carroll and James
| Burke witnessed John Drew in The
Mummy and the Hummin% Bird"
William Fl. Malta, assistant general
manager OF the Lake Lodore Improve
meht company, was a Carbondale vis-
itor yesterday
John Kelly and wife (nee Miss Sadie
Wisely> are home, after their wedding
tour, ana are housekeeping at their
home on Dundaff street.
Mrs. John Brickley, OF Bridgeport.
Conn, formerly Miss Emma McLough-
iin' VINO was teacher in the city
schools, Is visiting at the home of her
parents on Fallbrook street.
Inc Misses Grace HaWley and Grace
Roso, OF Syracuse, N. Y, who are here
10 attend the Watt-Atherton nuptials
Thursday, are guests at the w. w
Watt residence Oh North Church street
Miss May Gaughan, of Seventh ave-
nue., has returned from visit with
Miss May Campbell, of Honesdale. The
evening prior to coming here, Miss
Gaughan was rendered a farewell partv
by her hostess.
j. Z. A. Tingley, the pharmacist, will
leave next week to take a course of
treatment at the celebrated springs at
Nit. Clemens, Mich. Mr. Tingley has
suffered sorely at times the past two
years from muscular rheumatism.
f., E. Morse, Of New York city, nd
vance agent for Fred Z. Wright's suc-
tessiui play, York State Folks" was
at the Harrison yesterday. He was in
town arranging for the production of
ihe piece at the Grand, Monday even
ing, December 10.
Miss Ruth Dilts, daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. ). y. Dilts, of Belmont street, left
last night on the Erie flyer for San
Bernandino Cal, where she will take
up her residence with her brother,
frank Dilts. who has been in Cali
tornil for about five years. Saturday
night, Miss Dilts was given farewell
by number of her young friends.
Numerous well-wlshes accompany Miss
Dllts to her new home across the con-
tinent
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OF Duryea, who have been the guests of
Nr. ana Mrs u. c. Evans, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Kate Rogan has returned from q
trip to New York
y telegram was received yesterday by
Nlr. ana Mrs. Michael Walsh, Of Dunmoro
street, announcing the death of their soi.,
James, at Whitsitt. Alabama. where he
mas been located for the past year. He
was q years Of age. Besides his parents
ne Is snrvived5by three brothers. Patrick.
Ihomas and Edward, and two sisters
Anna and Mary The remains will be
brought home for interment.
Inc lack or a quorum prevented meet
ing OF council last night. Only four mem.
Ders were present, Messrs. Brown, Reap
Bosar and Nealon.
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The News of Carbonda1e.

w. Evans, who was stricken with diph-
theria, has fully recovered.
Carrie Brunlg. daughter OF William
Brunig, the South Main street bakery
proprietor, Is very i'll with typhoid
fever. Two nurses are in attendance,
Miss Walker and Miss Gilhool.
Elias Thomas. driver for Grocer d.
w. Humphrey is down with typhoid
fever.
The condition of two other typhoid
patients. Walter Bennett, of Grove
street, and Joseph SchaT, of Wyoming
street, is causing II good deal of con-
cp.n.
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Mitchells to Attend Funeral

The members Of the Mitchell Hos,
company met last night and arranged
10 attend the funeral OF the late Charles
-, BLISS. The members will meet al
the hose house at o'clock Wednesda,
morning, wearing the cap and trousers
OF the regulation uniform The regula.
lion top coat will not be worn. owing
to the cold weather.
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An Old and well-rried Remedy.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teethinS, is the prescription OF
one OF the best female physicians and
nurses in The Cnited States, and has been
used sixty years with never failing sue
cess by millions of mothers for their chill
dren. During the process of teething its
value is incalculahle. II relieves, the child
bowels, and wind collie, BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price,
TWENTY-FIVE cents n bottle
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NJ. Burt, general passenger agent, New
Jersey Central, New York. as
Laekawanne Railroad Excursion to
WASHINGTON, d. C.

Special round-trIp tickets VIII be on
sale at the Lackuwanna railroad sta.
tion. good going on all trains December
Il, ana limited for return up TO and i'm.
cludinc December %. Children between
the ages of five ana twelve years. at
one-half of the adult rate. Tickets will
be limited for continuous passage, ex-
cept that on return trip. stop-over win
be granted at Philadelphia within final
limit OF December 26, 1902
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sUPT. wSITE IMPROVING.
Condition OF Other Patients Who Are
Quite Sick.

1t Will he cheerful news TO the num-
elouS friends of Mine Superintendent
John White, of the renple Coal and
lron company, who has been danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever, to hear
that his physician considers him ont of
danger. The crisis, ii is believed, is
past. Yesterday his temperature was
normal. and unless something unforc-
seen occurs, he will continue on the
road to health.
The dauahters of George w. Cross.
of Laurel street, who We're taken with
II severe attack of influenza, are con-
Valcscing.
Leslie, son of City Controller George
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Catarrh and Dyspepsia symptoms are
sense OF burning and dull weight In the
panied by heartburn. flatulence. constipa-
tion or diarrhoea, languor, depression, tr-
ritabllty, dull headaches; all these symp-
out of order, and you should take Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. 1t will cure dys-
pepsia and stimulate the blood to healthy
nption
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Holiday Excursion to New York City

1t has been the usual custom TO make
u reduced rate TO New York city at
this, the most interesting season of the
year, and TO enable its patrons to make
their holiday purchases, the Lacka-
wanna railroad will sell tickets TO New
York city for all trains December II,
and for return up 10 and including De-
cember 10, at rate of one-way fare plus
81, for the round trip, Children between
the ages of five and twelve years, at
one-half OF the fare charged adults. =.
Lake Trout and whitefish.
The average lake trout lays 500 eggs
each season. and the whitefsh a greater
number.
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To Philadelphia for Treatment

Patrick Atkinson, OF MayGeld, brother
OF Alderman j. T.. Atkinson. of The
Fourth ward, was taken suddenly IN
on Sunday and had to leave hurriedly
for Philadelphia that evening to seek
surgical treatment in one of the hos
pltals, Alderman Atkinson accompanied
him.
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STOMACH TROUBLE CURED

Gentlemen: I got six bottles of your
Whlskey about a year ago. and I used
haf of 1t and 1t did me n great deal OF
good, and j gave the rest to my brother
who had stomach trouble and think he
would be in his grave today If 1t hadn't
been Tor Your Whiskey. as he was going
down fnst and the doctor could do him
10 good.
ISAAC Il. WALKER, Lebanon, Pa.
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To Speak to Young Peonle.

Prof. Benson, Of New Milford. Will
lecture to the young people of the
Berean Baptist church this evening.
beginning at 7.45. The young people are
urged 10 be present. An interestine
evening is expected
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any one suffering from stomach trouble.
IL. M JOHNSON, 11lko, Va, Sept. s, 1902.
Do not fill your system with harmful
drugs. Doctors prescribe and hospitals
use Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskey whenever
an absolutely pure stimulsnt and tonic
are required 1t contains no Fusel oil or
other dangerous Ingredient
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CURED INDIGESTION.

have used Duffy's Malt Whiskey fol
isfaction by curing me of that dreaded
disease, Indigestion. which troubled me
fioi, two years. DAVID GORDON, 10 ".
llth St, Chicago.
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Catarrh Of the Stomach

ana other forms of indigestion often
and other every people
one form anoher the dyspepsia
gestion
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TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM.

Atlantic Cl'N y. j.. March 49, 1902.
Dear Sirs: have used two bottles of
your Pure Malt Whslkoy. | tried IL for
indigestion and dyspepsia and found Creat
relief from It, NJ. III. RENO.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Percivol j. Morris, the architect or
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-09

The genuine at all druggists and groc-
ers or direct, s1.0O bottle. 1t is the
only whiskey recognized by the Govern
ment az medicine. This is the guaran-
tee Valuable medical booklet contain
ing symptoms and treatment of disea ses
and convincing testimonials sent free to
any reader OF this paper who will write
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company of Roches-
ter, n. Y,
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Mems Holiday NcCkWear

The best soc scarfs. The best dol
lar scarfs. And the best that money
will buy. We're ready to serve every-
body.
Even the soc scarfs are in exclusive
patterns. A new lot of dollar scayfs here
today that are even better than we have
yet had.
For S1.5O you can get the best
English Silks Gin English squares.)
Evening Dress Protectors. $1.00 to
$500 each.
Square Mufflers in black, white and
handsome color effects, $1.00 to $3.50.
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CURED DYSPEPSIA

! nave used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
lor dyspepsia. and from the benefit I de-
rived from it can safely recommend il to
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Mems Bath Robes

Are now spread over half the regu-
lar Mems Furnishings department.
So. so to $500 each.
The best IS wool robe we ever had
is in the collection.
Turkish toweling robes, $3.50, that
are not surpassed anywhere.
Woolen robes, IS up to $12.
Others of fine Mercerized Cotton in
white and colors, $3.50 to $1,000.
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Hosiery Specials

Many people know that the Hosiery values
are best at this store--if you don't it is be-
cause you have never bought hose here,
On Monday we shall place oil sale
some twenty dozen extra fine gauge
lace open work Isle Hose for ladies
that equal any soc hose you ever
bought elsewhere. Our price 3Qn
a pair ........ ...,..... O1C
A child's close rib extra quality Fast
Black Hose, double knee aud spiieed
heel and toe, sizes s to o,worth 5Eo
regular zoe pair at ........ TO
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FOB COUNTY CLERK.

0onswsy Announces for that
n, Office.
|s,.- L Conway announces in this
n Post as candidate for county
Ess.s Tie coming county election. his
i ~ oeing subject to the action OF
n, aue primaries.
4 slree IsshN away came to Houston in 1sss
D l. IL ' sa time he has been chief den
r aiE ssaerln's offee, which posltian he
tlice IA ,t period OF ten wears MS
X snc Us capacity being under SherIfrs
P1snal dis He was also deputy
ta rbns e,iet clerk for two and oneibaIf
~ NJ or ar Ellis held the positfop az
aaI pos al me bat office men holding any
faertit,gr'luoni In the county and bis lony
..anll aS,.h the sherif's office and the
r IA nsstnet clerks Office has brouehf
~ Yoie- 9hsl contact with practically
'Alrtspes IN the county. hence bis az.
tsass q ~ virtually coextenslve with the
1 Co1svs- county, and those who know
[ssta NifS can not but be farorabiv i'm.
Efatd s,t-' Gln' as he Is gentleman Of
evhtr y His long service for
4 tens x \, 80 Tate but responsible
has eeep evidence that his SER
ven entirely satisfactory.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
= d T. Baldwin Has Announced His
Candidacv

Y = C. Baldwin Has Announced His
Candidacy.
III ros is authorized this morning to
s.'nce the candidacy of Hon. ]. C.
'sn for judge Of the Fifty-afth judi.
district, the place now occupied by
Ep W. h. Wilson.
~ Baldwin is native OF Fannin coun.
3-na.' ana a graduate Of the law de-
n. OF the University OF Texas. He
very longtime resident az Hons
f-lr.n, 'ueIess he has assumed very
,.eoy,s, pace at the local bar. He
hTr.r as studious and painstak-
,u,S ana one Of an essentially Judi
n rsnl u mind. He is Industrious. which
tA ~ aagur well for the prompt dis
sret., osssihess In his court II he should
b. tinro IN his candidacy. At the
II tbars ae attended the State univer-
ta hsvs we're men there as students
tupy dis,ilnce attained prominence and
fts on ~ snlshed positions In different
Hr,ionss state. Among them may be
|aH n ~. usse tancey Lewis, professor
b AZ ~ state university; Judge Pleas
! Hon = court OF appeals at Calves
h vlcto,t. I,Toctor Of the firm OF Proc.
|siln hsa don. 4, w. Gregory Of the
/ " co., Congressman Burleson. Hon
b. " ian az, Of the Houston bar and
ft YER Of the Hillsboro bar.
'ei,tion " ~ s friends have a high mn.
|aflo, MS worth, and thinE that his
Ia 3, 70 I'D me bench would be recog.
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Shirt Waist Wash Suits

Just what you have been looking for,
maybe, neat looking, well made
wash dress that would be serviceable
and durable. We have an extra good
value for tomorrow =. Made of good
quality chambray colors are, blue,
tan and oxblood. Waist has tucked
back, front tucked TO form yoke;
new wide cuffs and new collar trimmed
in stitched bands piped with white.
Skirt is five gored, has wide gradu-
ated flounce and is trimmed with
three stitched bands piped with white
above hounce. 1t is really an eight
dollar suit and a good value at that.
Tomorrow, a G 60
suit ...' ..., ........
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CITY sREVITlEs.

1. r,rlrhue Bowling club will contest
n, ,vr the LAngermann medal at Dunn
4. ladies' Ala society Of the First Ger
isthsrsn church will give its monthly
!. s,-isi THURSDAY.
n, Ladies Tennis club will meet
&i,,sSey afternoon az o'clock at Mrs.
In Grsys, No. Il Butler fats.
H.. viii be Swedish Lutheran services
4 4, German Lutheran church, corner
IL trenue and Milan street, at 2;50 D.
istsy
H., are undelivered kilograms at the
mi telegraph Office, lis Main street for
Belle Adams Mrs. ]. r. Layton and
q q Chase.
a. F. l. Upper. after an absence or
srI weeks. Is home again and viii be
Nv to gee her msny friends, at 1913
2frsce avenue.
20, marriage q Mr.. W J. Howard 70
u Mamie G. Kennedy is announced ~
"a place at the Church Of the ADnuncia
q Wednesday, April 16, at p. m.
Efs. wonan's Home Mission society or
2 Methodist church gave a very enjoyable
IL sntertainment Friday night at the
.inee Of Mrs. MCGOWAN. corner Of Lub-
% ard Trinity streets
Be- LADIES' Aid society Of Temple Beth
D. is preparing little Evening In
&nr FOR the heneft Of the church. Re
#snents will be served and dancing win
= eioIed after the performance
R}ts Pest is " receipt OF a handsome
t<cs. Of roses, lilies, peoples and lark.
rorn on the place If Mr.. John La.
a BS Fannin street. They are hne
trars and demonstrate tine adaptabinty
lecston coll TO flower culture.
snbsrs Of George Mcclellan post.
pa Army Of the Republic, will meet az
y fiH In the Mason block at 3 D. m.
"a! % arrange FOR Joining with the Hous-
Agat Guard and other societies In es-
H1nF General F1tzhugh Lee from the
b 70 bis hotel on Mondsy.
f.i Ii.into lodge No. 80, Ancient order
uiited Wogkmen, will celebrate the
*esreth anniversary Of the order with an
Hstnnnent st sssngerbund hall Monday
#-mg An address will be delivered by
Nr henry Robson and the remainder OF
Z ptofram viii be made up OF music and
ssre are undellvered kilograms At the
'ah Union telegraph office for ]. p,
80 Mhhe Brown, u. Eason, r. g.
- banks Groce, Miss Ophelis Hen
IL ostn q. Kirkland, Eugene c. Nc.
- Mss Alice McNslly, P. A. Miller,
D. Olney William Paine, J. r.
~ v. q. Ratone, F. u. Rogers. II. r.
aatrS Mrs Camelic Stone. Miss Lucy
E''0e''' and James S, Wilson.
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-.oNAl MENTION

,,n,ye q La Porte was In the
lsf sl.-s, Of Columbus Ohio Is
~ Issot OF oliphsnt was here
) 9,pSsr ssiness.
50 q will be at her fathers
\; Jacob Levy's, t t0aaS' nan ,-o,o
y uoyt. travelling man rom
~ s,re 10 interview the trace
Blaiock and j. 5. Dupree
IS I've apartments at the Rice.
rDsSia patton. W. S. robey and
81 ! = Louis are at the Rice.
~ : paap OF Groveton was IN
~ sen tssv shaking hands with his
81 .,sw Of Mr. NJ Dieustag.
4 Hisht for San Antonio 70 attend
sgt rp,sms Of Waco arrived In
Y IN night, and may be found at
smith vii leave for Fort
Ls b en for a three weeks Vlsit
g Mrs. B. ]. Hamilton have re-
"a "a. ~ t he bridal tour. and are at
/ Il 1897 Travis a.
4 " c.,oer. travelling auditor for the
Z Ssss company, Is here from MS
ss,-srs in Palestine
80 Josserand Of Josserand left
f ta-e Yesterday. He is one OF the
XII owners IN Texas,
Ar X. Smith leaves MONDAY for
1r pa 10 visit her mother. She e1'
s Y. h gone about three weeks.
r,u who was here in attendance
, ~srt lunibermen's convention, left
ay ,o- his home in Westville.
! NICHOLSON and wife Of New York,
.,,..nre tour. have come to visit the
ips,,sopoiis, and will be at the Rice
n tIy rtwo.
.,rouueement OF the engagement OF
s,sns lew 10 Mr.. Samuel Hirsch Is
-. TO-DAY. The bride-elect is the
~ 81 Mr. Jacob Levy, a successful
-, n Houston. while the groom is
20 y5unr business man OF sterling
~ AZ present engaged in the candy
E. ~. The date 81 the wedding will
.,..rscsd In the near future.
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At LOO Each

Three styles. One made of extra
quality tine Lawn; has plain full
front and tucked back with cuffs
and collar tucked. One is tucked
all over with fine tucks, wide en-
broidery inserting down front;
open back. One is made OF very
sheer Lawn and is tucked front
and back in clusters; dainty en-
broidery down front; pretty new
collar and cuffs; open back. These
are regular les values.
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At 1893 Each
Full IA Marseilles and Satin Spreads
that are worth all OF $50.
At 2.5O Each

Full f2-4 Marseilles Hemmed or
Fringed Spread in a quality worth
from $50 to 500.
Generously good values offered here
for tomorrow in
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White Wash Waists
Two Extra Values for Tomorrow by all should in
Stipate
At 89c Each

Made of sheer good quality White
Lawn; has six rows of pretty in
sorting down front; back is tucked;
has new wide pointed cuff; collar,
cuffs and front fly hemstitched,
open in front; would be a good
value at l.t5.
A magnificent showing Of exquisite
White Waists, in all the prevailing
styles; daintily trimmed and rang
ing in price $50, 1893, 2.25, $50,
800, $50, up tx TX
10 ........... ..,...f - "
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InItal sooial 60.

esn.a,. nail next Friday. April Is.
|al .a, Union No. oe2s viii give its srst
he onment Invitations are out
& a sOi ss; and Il promises 20 fur.
80 All ;pie time for all those who
1. ,sppelntsS Necessary committees have
sss... fsen~- atfsrtS~S shr. ,sr,tos
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Those Mosquito Bars

That we placed last week proved be Just what great many people
were looking for from number OF purchases from that list
We want to you something about bars that that the size OF mesh
the yardag in piece width aud whether or not the edge vagd all
count the cost of Look into these things when buy bar
come and will explain more fully 40,
The same low prices will prevail anothesIsek.
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Wooden Dress Materials
The weaves thart are worn and that
are sanctioned by fashion. Special
good values for this week.
All Wool Black Batiste, 87-inchss
wide in a grade worth all of I5o
soc, a yard .............. -"
All Wool Black Albatross, 81
inches wide in quality en-
worth Csc, yard .....'..., ~"
All Wool Black Etamine, 3Sinchss
wide, in quality worth 85c, 65o
a yard .............. .....
All Wool Black Wolfe, a inches
wide in a quality worth all of ZFc
ooc, a yard ................
All Wool Black Tamise, for mourn
ing, 43 inches wide in quality well
worth 100, a QQc
yard. ...,..,.. ..'''''
All Wool Black Eolienne, very soft
and light, A inches wide in I 9F
a regular $50 kind, yard ~"
Extra Quality Black BriIliantine,
SO inches wide in quality Tn
worth all of ooc, yard. 49,. ~"
Splendid Quality Black Sicilian.
As inches wide and quality 75c
worth all of CSC, yard ,...,| v"
Black Mohair Tamise, an excellent
weave 80 inches wide and a quality
worth full 100, QSp
yard .......,...- '..'''''.
Gray and Navy Mohair, AZ inches
wide and an excellent quail 7Eo
ity worth 100 at, yard y"
Gray and Navy siciIian, IS inches
wide and quality worth I Or
fully $50 at, a yard. ..,.... f~O
Black Silk Warp Mohair-A most
excellent weave that is 45 inches wide
and is worth all of $50 a I Q0
yard, at -. .......... 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
Extra Values
Handkerchiefs

N y, hemsiitehed sheer fine lawn
a al white at Handkerchiefs, regular &
value SIC, Monday DC
denstitched, with embroidered cor.
ners' sheer fine lawn fiandkerchiefs.
regular value i5c, Mon. IN
day .......... fUc
All pure linen hemstitched, with pref.
" embroidery all around, Handker-
chiefs, regular value 2oc, 1r
Monday -. ....... IJc
USE STANDARD PATTERNS
May patterns are here.