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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01

to try his hand. This was the reason
why he requested the heads of the re-
spective parties to the conflict to meet
him at the white house to talk the
matter over and endeavor to establish
some sort of modus vivendi by which
settlement could be reached. He ex-
pressly disclaimed any legal right to
interfere in the contest, and made it
plain that his desire to promote the
public welfare was the sole cause of
his action. He represented the people
in the transaction, and not either the
mine workers or the employers. His
efforts at first failed, but he persisted,
and at last basis of settlement
through arbitration, which he favored
from the start, has beenarrived at.
The settlement will be of supreme
benefit to the American people, and
incidentally it will be to the advantage
of the republican party. Nobody sup
poses that the price of anthracite coal
will drop to it's normal figure within
a few days or weeks. Probably the
price level of the early part of the
summer just ended, at the beginning
of the strike, will not be touched until
next spring or summer. There will
be gradual and steady decline, how
ever, and the only dark spot on the
business horizon will be removed. Re
publican prosperity, which has been
unbroken ever since the party re-
gained power in 1897, will be continued.
The only menace which was offered to
that prosperity was in the coal strike,
and that Is in course OF removal. The
republican party, which has placed the
Industries of the country on their basis
of activity and world supremacy, will
be able to again point to the content
ment and happiness of the mass of the
wageworkers Of the United States as
a tribute to its sagacity and courage.
A setback has thus been given to the
demagogues, like Hill, of New York,
who have declared for government
ownership of the mines, and stag
gering blow has been dealt to the demo-
cratic mischie f-makers, who have been
attempting to show that the republican
party was in some way responsible for
the labor conflict. There will be no let
up in the ,country's prosperity. The
republican party continues to be ag,
gressive, enthusiastic and confident,
and ~ preparedto roll up q handsome
majority in the congressional canvass
a. few weeks hence
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01
KING Arth-r.. pine.ltx.

King Arthur had just invited the
knights to dinner.
"But why do you have a round ia
BILE? inquired Sir Lancelot.
Because" returned the prince, II
cant get square with my landlady."
Approaching the situation, the
knights fell to, even Dodynas, the Saw
age, being knocked out by the butter.
IN. Y. Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01

= t1A regular army with stotal ofless
than 10000 men for nation Of FOUR
SCORE ufitlt6nsl How unspeakably abb
surd were the predictions of the false
prophets who were afYrighted by the
,'.bogy" man on horseback and fore
told. the, perilous domination OF the
soldier in this republic! Apologies are
due from authors Of these grotesque
jeremiads, who have been brought to
such confusion. But these apologies
will be- awaited Tor An v4ins Tri-
b1ne. tsss 4 s<-es-is-'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01

( North America Is credited with 20
volcanoes, Central America with Is,
and South America with 81 Many
Of these are upon Islands. Geo
graphical Journal
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-11-01

Glady s--Ah, yesi His faults are but
trifiing virtues grand
EtheI--You. surprise mel I thought
he was poor.-Puck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-10

Chicago. Jan. 9.-Judge Iuley deeid-
e5 that the Chicago Telephone COM
nanv had no right to charge higher
rate than that fixed by ordinance.
The contract Of q subscriber % pay
SIS Il year when the rate fixed by OF
ainaraa was sI25 was DECLARED by
Judae Tuley 10 be a forced contract
and therefore void.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-10

washington, Jan. 9.-southern dem
ocrata express the beiief tha0 me %
democratic caucus Friday night viii
abandon any attempt to define any
nartv platform. but if any such at
femnf IS made the southern men WllA'
thew say. force a reafirmatlon q 'ne
Kansas City platform.
At Cotoosa. + IT, fire destroyed
nrar+ieallv every business house IN
town Loss, Ss0,ooO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-10
r.ura,, ~ Attractive AdvertisemeDts.

Abilene, Kan. Jan. 1.-Two yea.s
ago colony Of farmers left this
county and settled in the northwest
in the Alberta country, induced oy
the attraction offered by the cana
dian advertising agents. John Eyer
has lust returned and says al the
eolonists want to return to kansas
and win do SO If they can sell out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-10
,.,. s,.ter. Married By Their brother,

Wakefield. Kan. Jan. 9.-Mlsses
Bertha. Lucy, Anna and Kate enap-
man we're married here TO Fred Non
YEN William Montell, Samuel Wind
ser and Matthew II. Spooner. Inc
brides were all sisters and the we'd
ding took place at the home Of their
parents. The clergyman was heF'
Iohn Chapman, Jr., a brother OF the
hrides.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Table Linen Sale.

5S-inch bleached Table Linen marked
down from 35c to lie.
6S-inch unbleached Table Linen marked
down from S7kc to 22hc.
62-inch bleached Table Linen marked
down from SOC to 37hc.
62-inch unbleached Table Linen marked
down from 45c to 32hc.
64-inch bleached Table Linen marked
down from 60c to 49c.
6S-inch half bleached German Table Linen
marked down from 62hc to 49c.
6S-inch bleached Irish Table Linen
marked down from CSC to 55c.
72-inch half bleached German Table Linen
marked down from s5c to 72hc.
72-inch bleached Irish Table Linen marked
down from s5c to 72hc.
72-ineh bleached Irish Table Linen marked
down from S1.25 to CSC.
72-inch half bleached German Table Linen
marked down from S1.15 to s7hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Special Sale on Napkins.

Large fringed Napkins, regular Toe quail
ity, at, per dozen, soc.
Fine all-linen bleached Napkins, the s5c
quality. at CSC dozen; the SIPS quality a,
Csc dozen.
Al-linen bleached Napkins in large size
the $780, quality at S1.23 dozen; the s1.ss
quality at $1.49 dozen.
All-linen half bleached Napkins, S1.5C
quality at Sl.23 per dozen; large size, $l.6i
quality, at $1.45 per dozen.
Full ga all linen. half bleached checked
Napkins, the $3.50 quality at 1923 dozen
the s1.75 quality for s1,49 dozen.
Dresser Scarfs, all linen, hemstitched. 10,
S5c, 45c. 75c and SIPS.
Stand Covers and Lunch Cloths, all linen
hemstitched, large size, regular 75c. FOL
59e.
Tray Cloths. fringed, all linen. regular
SOC, for 29c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Shirt Waists and White Ores:
Goods,

English Madras, satin striped and figured,
for 35c.
Basket weave oxford, plain and striped,
Csc, S5c, 45c and soc.
Imported Linon, striped and figured, the
latest thing out for shirt waists, regular
COO, for 45c yard.
Piques, in striped, figured and embroid-
cred, from 12hc to SOC.
Colored Dress Linen for zoe, Csc, soc, 35c
and 5Oc.
Dotted Swiss in all the latest colors,
22hc to 40c.
Persian Lawns. zoe. Csc, zoe, 85c, 4Oc and
soc.
French Batiste, As inches wide, 49c, COO,
and 65c yard.
French Batiste, So inches wide, 1sc and
SOC yard.
English Long Cloth, regular S1.25, for
S5c bolt.
Remnants of Table Linen, 2, 2k and 3
yards, at greatly reduced prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

in design, nickel plating on copper, extra
large, square oven; sells elsewhere for
$1,000; our price, $3.50.
The Home Range, as good as the above,
only less nickel, with high shelf, extra
heavy. We have % and will sell them as
long as they last for $26.95.
The Medallion, a very handsome cook,
large 1S-inch oven, nicely nickel plated;
sells elsewhere for $1,000; we sell them
for s1o.95.
The Lustre. This is one OF our old stand
ards; have sold them for over 10 years
and have found them our very best seller
the finest baker made, warranted in every
way, large oven with white enameled res
%ervoirs; a regular $500 stove; we sell
them for $17.95.
WATCH OUR AID. ON GASOLINE STOVES
NEXT SUNDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
MusIins and Sheetings.

ga unbleached sheeting for 15c yard.
ga unbleached sheeting for 16hc yard.
"a bleached Sheeting for 1910 yard.
"a bleached Sheeting for 1870 yard.
42-inch bleached Pillowcaslng for 1Oc
yard.
45-inch bleached P%ilowcasing for 11hc
yard.
Bleached muslin. regular &c. for 4xc
yard.
Unbleached Muslin, regular &c, for 41sc
yard.
10 yards Old Glory bleached Muslin for
1900
Diamond Hill Cambria, regular Sc, for
sac yard.
One pair Pillowcases, regular Csc, for 15c.
ga bleached ready-made Sheets, regular
55c, for 47hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
SeasonabIe Goods at Prices
That Will Save You MOneV.

Poultry Netting, galvanized, after-woven,
Best made.
"a inches wide, per yard, &c.
SO inches wide, per yard, 4hc.
As inches wide, per yard, &c,
60 inches wide, per yard, TIC.
" inches wide, per yard, Sc.
No. 8 copper-bottom boilers, sc.
Full-sized washboard, 1Oc.
Warranted garden hose, TIC a foot.
14x21 wire photo holders, &c.
Galvanized washtubs. 33c.
~10-quart granite pals, 49c.
Screen wire, best made.
"a inches wide, per yard, TIC.
30 inches wide, per yard, 9hc.
SO inches wide, per yard, 11Ac.
12-tine rakes. 10c.
Garden hoes. 13c.
Hardwood towel rollers, &c.
Nickel tray and scraper, 19c.
Single gasoline oven, $1.25.
10-quart galvanized pals, lie.
1O-quart granite dish pans, soc.
Fancy wood salt boxes, &c.
WATCH FOR OUR AID. ON REFRIGER.
ATORS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

and hemstitched tucks, at ACC.
Ladies' skirts, with umbrella rufles OF
lace insertion and embroidery, worth $3.50,
at CSC.
Ladies' fine cambria nightgowns, in fine
lace and embroidery trimmed. worth $3.50.
at CSC.
Children's p~arasols at 1Oc. 15c, 25c, S9c,
Soc, 75c up.
Ladies' fancy parasols, in all the newest
shades, at CSC up.
Ladies' Gloria silk umbrellas at CSC up.
Ladies' straight front corsets, in all the
new spring styles. The Kabo corset, in
batiste embroidery trimmed, for spring and
summer wear. at 81 up. The ". b.. erect
form; W. c. c., DR.. Warmers. and the
r. and q. %corsets. at s1.OO and up.
Ladies' and misses batiste girdles, in
white and colors. at ACC, worth 75c.
A full-gored straight front batiste COR
set, In all sizes, at 49c.
Ladies' plain black and colored hose,
double sole and heels, at 121hc, worth 25c.
Ladies fine black hose at 19c.
Misses fine ribbed and drop stitch hose
at Ice, worth 35c.
the Wayne knit, Pony brand bicycle hose
for boys at Csc.
Ladies' kid gloves, in two clasp, in all
the latest shades, at $1.00.
Ladies' kid gloves, three clasp, in all the
latest shades. at $3.50 and $500.
Ladies' silk gloves, Kayser patent tip,
in all the latest shades, two clasp, at soc,
Use and $1.00.
Ladies' Isle thread gloves, in all the
latest shades, two clasp, at Csc and SOC.
Misses kid gloves. three clasp. tans and
modes, at 75c.
Misses silk gloves. Kayser patent tip, in
white. tans and modes, at SOC.
Misses Isle thread gloves. two clasp.
in all the latest shades, at ESQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Bed Spreads.

20 cases OF bed spreads to close out at
less than mill prices.
2 cases SO inches wide, 80 inches long,
Marseilles patterns; each, $1.00; worth
$1.75.
2 cases, So inches wide. So inches long,
extra heavy Marseilles patterns; each,
1925; worth $2.25.
2 cases So inches wide, 80 inches long,
fringed crochet bed spreads; each, SLIPS;
worth $500.
2 cases, Sc inches wide, 9S inches long,
Marseilles patterns, fringed bed spreads;
each, $1.35; worth $2.25.
3 cases Marseilles, pink, red and blue,
fringed bed spreads, extra good bargain;
each. $3.50.
3 cases f~ull-slze crochet bed spreads;
each. 59c and CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
DFapeTy.

Special sale curtains and draperies. Not
tingham lace curtains. good patterns and
full size. Csc pair.
Finer quality Nottinghams. $3.50. $500 and
80.
&tussels lace and Irish point lace cur
tam $500, $500, $3.50, $500. $500 and up
per Dir.
Arabian lace curtains, $500. $3.50 and $500
pair.
Tapestrc and rope poTtieres in endless
varieties.
Tapestry portieres. sass, 1926, $500, s4.s5.
Very fine Mereerized silk portieres. $3.50.
$500 and sl2.OO.
Silkolines. Sc yard.
Drapery denim, loo. l2c and 15e yard.
Roumanian cloth. suitable for drapery,
bo1 eouehes. etc, zoe yard.
sink stripe ~grenAdlne. very pretty for
summer drapeFies. S5e yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
The Big Store Makes the Price

Fine imported decorated china plates.
These plates are sold regular at SOC each;
our price, 10c.
Decorated cups and s~aucers, 2hc each.
Fine decorated imported vases, &c each.
Fine fint-blown tumblers, 2hc each.
Plain white semi-porcelain Cups and
Saucers, 1c each.
Plain white semi-porcelain plates, 1c, &c
and Sc.
Decorated cusDidors, loo.
56-piece decorated tea sets, S2.7s.
Decorated toilet sets, $1.O9.
l00-piece decorated dinner sets, imported
semi-porcelain, up-to-date style and shape.
But look at the price, s4.4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Cheeses and Meats.

Wisconsin limberger at 12hc.
Prince Henry brick cheese, l5c.
Neufchatel cheese. each 3hc.
No. l California hams, SC.
Boneless rump beef. 6hc.
Pure leaf lard, rendered. 11hc.
Imported herring. each &c.
Potted ham. per can. 3hc.
AnchoVes. per pound. SC.
Family white nsh, per pound, &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

BIB. can garden beets worth Csc at Sc,
BIB. can table peaches, 12hc.
Can salmon, 1Oc.
SWEET chocolate, &c.
Seeded raisins worth 15c. we sell for TO
Wool soap, DC.
Oil sardines, very good. at SO.
Mustard sardines. TIC.
Prunes, SIC.
Oregon prunes, Shc.
Santa Clara prunes, 12hc.
Come TO Hayden Bros. for good candy
We make a fresh batch OF candy every
hour We would like the ladies Of the city
to come and see how we make the candy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Carpets.

Special offerings in spring carpets and
rugs.
Heavy union ingram carpet, 25c.
Extra super cotton chain ingram car
pet. S9c.
All wool ingram carpet, ACC.
Choice patterns OF very best all WOO
ingram carpet. csc.
Columbia brussels carpet. l yard wide
big line elegant patterns, Use.
sxl2 art squares, 1896.
sxl2 Smyrna rug, new line Of patterns
Si1.75.
sxl2 Administer rugs. 5000. 322.5O and
$500.
sxl2 brussels rugs. no seams. all In one
piece. si1.S5.
7-ft window shades complete, zoe.
Good carpet sweepers, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

PRIEsTLY's LEAD THEM ALL.
over 5000 styles to select from.
Priestly's Black Voiles, the $3.50 goods,
Monday, at CSC.
Pr.estly's Black E~oliennes, the $2.9S goods,
for Monday at $3.50.
Priestly's Black Prunellas, the S1.9s goods,
Monday at $1.29.
Priestly's S4.9S Broadcloth and Ladies'
cloth, Monday $3.50.
Courtaldts' Crepe de Chene, the $2.9s
quality, Monday at $3.50.
Sir Titus Salts celebrated Mohairs, SIC
%illians, the $3.50 grade. 81 inches wide,
Monday at 3L67h.
Priestly's celebrated Fancies. in stripes
and Flowers. Embroidered, etc, from $1,000
to $4,000 a pattern.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Lupin's Chateau du Nord Farbiques lead
the world in colors.
Ask to see their Paris Irvine Cord Eta
mines, they come at 69c, s5c. sLOO and up
to 1898 a yard.
No other goods as good as Lupin's.
We carry Examines, Voiles and Mistrals
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
OUR MAIL ORDER CUSTOMERS.
Great Furniture Sale.

We pride ourselves on the quality of our
low priced chairs and rockers, as we'll as
our better grades. We have secured a large
quantity and are going to let you have
the advantage. A very snowy dining room
rocker, also suitable for sitting room and
chamber, worth $2.35. sale price S1.25.
Large arm rocker for family use. solid
golden oak, worth $2.s5, sale price $1.75.
A magnificent large arm rocker, cane seat,
handsomely carved, golden oak, worth $500,
sale price s2.25.
A large arm rattan rocker, mems size,
has extra high back and large comfortable
seat with solid roll around back, which
strengthens the rocker and adds to its rich
ness; well braced and will last forever,
shellac finish, retail price $685., sale price
1895.
The greatest value ever offered in bed
room sets; solid maple set, like cut, with
large mirror, only $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
NOTICE.
Grand Embroidery Sale.

Beginning Friday morning We place on
sale thousands Of yards OF the finest quail
ties of Insertings, Flounclngs, and ALL
Overs. at prices running from lie up. These
goods will come in strips of Az to sx
yards, and will be sold by the piece.
Goods worth from &c to 800 will be sold
from 1c to 49c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

EACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM.
with silk stripes, for Monday only you can
buy these at TIC a yard. We will sell you
organizes and batistes that generally sell
all over the town at 25c and 35c. Our
price for Monday will be only 1Oc.
36-inch percales, in dark and light colors,
&c.
2s-inch madras cloth, &c.
Yard wide outing flannel, SC.
32-inch s~atines, in dark and light col
ors, sc.
And other goods, all on one counter,
your choice for Monday, at a yard, &c,
36-inch percales, dark and light colors,
the 19c and 25c grade. you can buy at, a
yard. TIC.
Art denims and draperies, worth 15c,
1sc and Csc, you can buy Monday at 10c.
Extra heavy yard-wide unbleached mus
lin, the &c quality, for all day Monday, at
a yard, 4hc.
CLOTHING.
Boys corduroy pants, worth 75c and
$1.00, at Csc.
Boys wool pants, worth 75c and s1.Oo,
for Monday, at a pair, 25c.
Boys long pants, worth s1.25a pair. at 5Oc.
Do not fail to visit our &c and 1Oc coun>
tiers. There you will find tack hammers.
lamps, glassware, hardware, lanterns,
vases, knives, egg heaters, A, B c mugs,
silver-plated ware, cream pitchers, dishes,
cups and saucers ~cuspidors, trays, tack
hammers. carpet heaters, in fact every
thing in the way of house furnishing goods,
worth from 25c to SOC each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Optical Department.

II you suffer from headache or nervous
ness have your eyes examined. These
troubles can often be removed by correctly
fitted glasses. We examine eyes free and
supply the glasses at the lowest possible
cost,
Gold-hlled frames. 1O-year guarantee,
$3.50.
Fine aluminoid frames, good lenses, CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

This suit is well made, Of solid maple,
beautifully carved and nicely finished. The
dresser has an extra large bevelled mir
ror, two large and two small drawers fitted
with locks and brass handles. The bed is
beautifully shaped and carved. 1t is six
feet high and 4 feet 6-inch Stats; the
suit consists of bed, dresser and commode.
A suit OF this style usually sells for from
S22.5O to S27.0O, our price complete is only
$3.50.
Visit our art department for high grade
pictures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Flannel Department.

3 cases white wool flannel; per yard,
12hc, 15c and zoe.
3 cases drapery denim, extra heavy; per
yard, 10c and 12kc.
l case silkoline; per yard, &c.
0 cases shifting; per yard, SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Wall Paper and Paints.

The largest selection of up-to-date goods
in the city. Great price cuts this week.
Fine white blanks. 2hc per roll and up.
Fine gilt papers, &c per roll and up. All
other grades in proportion.
Fine room holdings, 1Ae per foot and up.
The best grade OF ready-mixed paints on
the market; per gallon, CSC.
Also v~arnishes. stains. enamels and
brushes at greatly reduced prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
BARGAINS
Feather Sfieih RKaids,

We have just received our import line
OF the fine feather stitch trimming braids
and will place same on sale Monday. This
stock is larger than all other stocks OF
these goods in the city, and we rave cut the
price one-third during the sale.
&c feather stitch braids for &c.
1Oc feather stitch braids for &c.
15c feather stitch braids for loo.
zoe feather stitch braids for 12hc.
Csc feather stitch braids for 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Grand Millinery Sale.

Hayden Bros big millinery department is noted for its grand variety of harmng
and exquisite new styles Everyone can find a fashionable and becoming hat here You
are Invited to call and see and tn on he new shapes and tyls
All the popular shapes in chic and noby street hats Ask to see tn new colo
NAL shape
A beautiful assortment Of handsomely trimmed hats on sale at shO s2S xas
$500 and up A very swell inc on special sale at $29S
Imported 2atern hats showing AN he newest creations of the Partisan sUlsmak-
esa $500, $1,000 $500 and $1,000 Copies Of these splendid hats win be mde for
our customer at all pres from $500 up
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Golf Goods.

We will handle a complete line Of bags,
balls and sticks this season. We have
our samples In now and will take orders
from samples at a discount Of 20 per cent
less than the price Of goods in stock. Come
In and cave your order before Thursday,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Special Sale Ladies' furnishings.

Ladies' sample vests. in Isle thread,
short sleeve and sleeveless, worth 25c, at
10c.
Ladies' sample Isle thread pants, wide
lace trimmed rufies, worth soc up, at Zoe
Ladies' sample combination suits, in Isle
thread and cotton, low neck and sleeveless
lace trimed. worth 75c, at 25c.
Ladies' medium weight combination suits,
in long sleeve and ankle length, at SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

Child's silver plated cups and saucers
25c.
Large fancy glass. fruit and jelly dishes
silver mounted, ACC.
$500 bake dishes, $3.50.
Quadruple plate sugar and cream set
$1.00.
Pickle c~astors, ACC.
Cracker Jars, Csc.
Cut glass salt and pepper shakers, ster
ling tops, Csc.
Roger Bros 1s47 child's S-piece sets,
79c.
Solid silver sugar spoons, olive spoons
pickle jars, sardine forks, jelly cutters
bon bon spoons, ETC., on sale at s1.00.
Rogers Bros knives and forks, per set,
$3.50.
Silver vestry spoons. 25c set
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06
Hair Goods.

Never was there a more complete and
beautiful stock OF switches, in all shades,
lengths and fine quality hair offered the
ladies OF Omaha and vicinity than we are
showing now on main floor. See our prices
and qualities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

as low as SOC a yard. These are domestic
goods and although they are as good as any
sold in this town at 75c we only recom-
mend those made by Priestly and Lupin.
EVENING SHADES.
Cream Mohairs are very stylish for shirt
waists. We have them In the silk finish at
Soc, 75c, $l.0O and $3.50 and up. We have
them in all %colors. such as baby blue. pinks,
Nile green and othe evening shades. We
have Bedford Cords in creams at from go
to $3.50 a yard.
Yachting Cloth in cream, Cheviots In
cream and Mohair surges at less than they
can be bought in any other house In the
west.
WAISTINGs.
We carry everything that is made In
Waistings for the spring Of 1902.
For tea dresses, kimones, dressing sac
cues. waists, etc, we carry 300 styles OF
Challis and over 800 styles Of printed cash-
mere.
We carry all kinds of Tuckings in Alba
%trosses, crepe de chene.
Mail orders promptly filled. Sampler
sent free on application.