davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Floating spots before the eyes. dim
ness of vision and weak eyes. cured by
Murine Eye Remedies. A home cure for
eyes that need care.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Three-burner range with oven, $500.
connected ready for use. Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday. at S. F. Gas and
Electric Co.. AS Post street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES.

The petition of the Laborers' Pro-
tective Union that the board instruct
and financially help the Board of Pub
lie Works to carry out the ordinance
providing that the minimum rate Of
wages for unshlled labor shall be
81 so per day for eight hours was re-
ferred to the Street and Printing Com
mittee.
The Finance Committee referred to
the City Attorney the petition of W.
amusement purposes at the ocean
beach for an opinion as to the boards
power to lease the land.
DR.. Ward, president of the Board OF
Health, Health officer Ragan and City
Physician Purlenky appeared before
the committee to urge that provision
be made for the purchase of portable
sterilizer and for the payment of the
Chinatown cleaning squad. 1t was
agreed that the Health Board shall
pay S24e0 out of it's surplus to pay the
cleaning corps and also for an electric
motor for the sterilizer. The commit
tee promised to pay $500 for the ster-
ilizer out of next years urgent neces-
sity fund. The contract for the motor
truck was awarded to p. F. Dundon
Tor $500.
The contract for burying the in
digent dead was awarded to William
Hagen and D. ]. Kelly at S. 80 for each
burial.
The contract for furnishing absorb
ent cotton and plain gauze to the City
Hospital was awarded to Cadogan- &
Mcclure, despite the protest of Herbert
y Dusau. whose bid was the lowest.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
The CIlutes.

THE Mormons" continues to be the
attraction at F'ischer's Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Merchants Forming EXCHANGE.

HONOLULU, T. n, June 21.-A
Merchants Exchange. formed on lines
similar to that of San Francisco, is
being organized here.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

JOLIET. ILL.,. June 27-Harry Jacobs, Harry
Brooker and John Bloom. all of this place.
have been drowned in the Illinois River. near
Morris, by the accidental capsizing of a boat.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS.
General fund .
Fireman's relief fund
School fund
Library fund ........
Park fund ..............
Interest and redemption fund.
Totals
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Some very swell wedding announcements
come from Edward S. Knowles, "a Second st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
POLICEMAN ARRIVES.

Near Powell street the attention Of
Policeman. Carr was attracted by the
wsangling. At sight or the officer
Black drew his revolver. Don't come
near me-" he shouted, ''or 1 will kill
myself"
The tailor ran up Powell street and
Policeman Harry Hook who was on a
passing car. leaped off and Joined in
the chase. Hook drew his revolver and
fired a shot into the air. Almost at the
same instant Blacks pistol spoke and
the tailor dropped to the sidewalk He
had carried out his frequent threat of
suicide.
Miss Hunt told her story in a tone
that contained more indignation than
sorrow. She said she had never given
Black the least encouragement, but
had always turned aside his advances.
Policemen Hook and Carr and Messrs.
Baldwin and Piths and others corrob-
GRATED the wOman's story Of the shoot
ing The jury's verdict was suicide
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

dinance providing that instead of
measuring the height of buildings from
the curb line, 1T shall be measured
from the curb level at the center of the
front of the building to the top Of the
highest point of the roof beams in case
of fiat roofs, and for high pitched roofs
the average of the height of the gable
/ shall be taken as the highest point of
the building.
For buildings erected on a street
corner the measurement shall be taken
from the curb level opposite the center
of either front"
When the ground upon which the
walls of a structure are built is above
the street level. the average level for
the ground adjoining the walls may be
taken instead of the curb level for the
height measurement.
SAYS LAW is NOT OBEYED.
A communication signed by Al. Van
Drake, James Patterson and others was
received, in which attention Is called
TO the unofficerlike conduct of the Of
ficials of the Board of Public Works In
refusing to carry out the ordinance
providing for the inspection of sidewalk
elevators" The communication. which
was referred to the Fire Committee,
says:
Although an inspector Of sidewalk elevators
has been appointed he ignores the provisions
or the ordinance, and has told the owners OF
such elevators that they did not need 10 in
stall tie improvements required by the ordf-
nance We are informed that he is entirely
ignorant OF the acquisitions of such eleva tors
What Is this salary paid for? Either give us
an inspector who understands his business or
do away with the office The public demands
10 know why Its officers ignore the law.
The petition of w. E. Gallatin Jr.
with claim of 800 for the arrest and
conviction of Joseph Gagen for turn
ing in false alarm OF fire was denied.
1t developed that an ordinance provid-
ing for such reward was once in force.
but was Cancelled when the city or
dinances were revised on the ground .
that there might be collusion to secure
the reward.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

CHOICE lots for sale In the Nc
Gee Tract, Berkeley, near Key
Route and S. p. trains. Also
treasury stock in frst-c1ass fac
tory e1serprise. managed BY reli-
tahle, careful business men.
PACIFIC COAST TRUST CO..
Investment Bankers, 7o8 Market
St.. Rooms 6o4-5.
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PROVISION is VOID.

The contemplated provision would be void
upon the further ground that IL assumes TO
deprive the Police Commissioners Of a power
conferred upon them without limitation. This
mcy not oe done legally. No ordinance can be
legally adopted the terms Of which are In con-
fiict wiki the constitution or the laws of the
State No power is conferred upon the Board
OF Supervisors to grant permits TO carry on
the liquor business On the contrary such
power Is conferred upon the Board Of Police
Commissioners, and without change in the pro-
visions Of the charter authorizing the super
Visors to do valid ordinance can b.
passed under the terms Of which such permits
he ora cd
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
SAYS Mad LOVE
LED TO CRAVE
At Inquest Held on Death
of Black, Miss Hunt Ayers
He Appeared infatuated
TELLS OF PERSECUTION
TailOr's Passionate Eyes,
She Declares, Haunted
Her Wherever She Went

At the COroner's inquest on the death
Of James Black. who shot himself last
Tuesday because Of a mad infatuation
for Ethel Hunt. the woman in the case
told a clear cut story Of persecution.
For two years the tailor had dogged
her footsteps. breathing into her ear
passionate entreaties TO fee with him.
- Wherever she went he followed, hang
ing about her as persistently as the
old Man Of the Sea clung TO Sindbad.
He haunted her with his longing eyes.
Miss Hunt testified that she met
Black two years ago in Oakland when
she entered his employ as a seamstress.
Her employer soon made advances TO
her, which she tried TO turn aside,
knowing that he was married. But he
would not be rebuffed.
He would follow her TO restaurants
and sit beside her while she ate.
FOLLOWED LIKE a SLEUTH.
When she took trips TO this city the
infatuated tailor followed her with the
eternal entreaty, Come away with me,
anywhere" In March Of the present
year the young woman left Blacks
employ and moved to this side of the
bay. The ardent tailor continued TO
haunt her.
On the evening before the tragedy
he lurked in the doorway of Miss
Hunts home and as she entered clutch
ed her roughly by the arm. Come with
me-" he painted, ''or I viii kill myself. 8"
sThe young woman broke away and
called a policeman. at sight of whom
Black fed
on the Tuesday morning Of the sui
eide Miss Hunt boarded the dummy Of
a Sutter street car. AS she neared
Taylor street she saw the white pas
sionate face Of Black peering intently
al her through the car window.
She dismounted and Black followed
her. Come with me. he pleaded. IF
you do not ] viii kill you and then
myself. Promise TO meet me tonight"
Badly frightened, Miss Hunt gave
the promise and asked him TO give her
the revolver. She threw the weapon
into the street and shouted TO two
passersby. Monts Piths and A NJ.
Baldwin, 10 secure the weapon. Before
they could do so Black seized it and
placed it in his pocket.
Baldwin and Piths started down Sut-
ter street with Miss Hunt. The tailor
followed endeavoring TO get near the
young woman and begging her TO meet
him that night
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Black Goods.

Handsome All Wool Black Venetian
Cloth, SO inches wide, T1.45.
Handsome All Wool Black Imported
Cheviot, Sc inches wide, for dress
suits, worth 81, now $1.As.
Heavy All Wool Black English Chew
lot. &c inches wide, already shrunk,
R1,25.
Fine Black n1elrose. an imported fab
ric, IS inches wide. S1.3O.
Silk Warp Imperial Serge, ~ inches
wide, a beautiful material for mourn
ing dresses; heretofore s11a, now Soc.
All Wool Black Cheviots and Oxford
Serges 81 inches wide. 7Sc.
3s-inoh All Wool Venetian and Shrunk
en- Cheviot, for 4Sc.
SOC All Wool Black Dotted Etannine,
with mohair finish, yard wide. SOC.
All Wool French Flannel, yard wide,
30c.
Black Danish Cloth. II 1-2c.
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Colored Dress Goods.

All Wool Zibeline Cheviots As inches
wide, have been 9Sc. special zoe.
Monday an entire counter Of goods,
including Mohair Fancy and Plain
Cheviots that cost CSC. Heather fab
RIGS. the entire lot being SOC to 500
goods, choice .i3c a yard.
All Wool Batiste and Albatross. vari-
Gus colors. street and evening wear,
81 1-aera yard
Tailor suitines, 50 and s2,225 quality.
20 to "a inches wide, among them the
new mannish effects, $1.26 TO S1,7b.
Sale of Imported Broadcloths. will be
changed in price to ssc and Csc,
that were 9Sc and Sl.la. Also lot Of
best 81 quality for 81 80 a yard.
Lot of Plaids and other Fancy Fabrics
that were 81 and $50 for BOO and
700 a yard
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The Cohen Store
The Store That Has Never Been Beaten
Special Sale Of
Notions

i ~, \ 4.
Brooks's Machine Thread. 60.
Black Carter Web, all sizes, DC a yard.
Fancy Rufflc Garter Web 15c uual-
ity. :. 1-2c a pair. 4
4-strap Satin Pnd Hose Supporters,
acc ones are 2Hc.
Agate Buttons. all sizes. SC card.
English Pins, 400 to paper, 20.
I Good Lead Pencils, 1c each; others
for Sc a Dozen ii {
Q. n I. Darnlng Cotton. black and
colors, 2 spools for &C.
lat Pins. Z and 8 inches Ions, SC for
ten pins.
Dexter Knitting Cotton, &C.
loc Dress Shields. sc.
An n., IA Skirt Bindings, S-yard lengths.
Large Pin Cubes, SC.
DC Nickel Safety Pins. 2 1-2c.
Antlseptic Rubber sheetlns, usual 81,
Quality, Zoe a yard.
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4oc dozen--Th!n Blown Glass Water
sTumblers,
@6c--lmitation Cut Glass Preserve
Dishes on Stands,
standardization Cut Glass Punch
Sets, complete, consisting of a very
handsome Punch Bowl, on separate
glass stand; one dozen Cups and one
dozen Nickel Hangers.
ooe cach--l7-nuart steel Enameled
Dish Pan.
7ac for Double I,oaster Of first quail.
ity granite
'r-G-rIng. Granite Muffin Pans.
l7c-7 barA Of Export Soap. that soils
regularly for SC bar.
20 box for Tooth Picks,
30 box for Stove Enamel
30 each for Toilet Paper Holders.
Basement.
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% a snt-Thin Australian China Tea
Sets. worth $3.50; decorations are new
and pretty.
$3.50 Is our Monday price for Toilet
Sets, with Jar, made 10 sell for sl25O;
we have them In blue, pink or green.
solid cclors. With handsome gold
stlppllng
$50 for Very Pretty American Toll
ct Sets, in blue, green or brown dec
nrations,
Doc for Gold Plate Cabinet Picture
Frame.
Dsc- Swinging Han Lamp, complete,
In ruby or opal With brass trim
iuings.
$500 for Large, Handsome Brass
Finished Banquet Lamp.
SI.in for 3-pint Nickel Berlin Baking
Dish, wlin 9 separate porcelain
baker
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Heavy Tapestry Portleres. silk fin
a ish, in heavy. raised floral and scroll
designs. deep tassel fringe; a. special
value, for 20. 90 pair.
Bagdnd and Oriental Design Portleres.,
extra heavy quality. 3 yards long.
heavy fringe top and bottom; $3.50
quality. &5 pair.
Couch Covers, in Oriental and floral
designs. made OF heavy tapestry
hand made fringe all around-H
value. *2.Os each.
Bagdad Port!eres, extra heavy quail
lty, In rich Eastern colornss. heavy
tassel fringe: regular value s., Mon
+ day &2.O6 a pair. 5l
Silk Cross Stripe Madras Portieres. IN
dark green and red. suitable for cosy
corner drapery; 81 value, for ~. Os.
Irish Point Curtains. with wide hand
work floral design borders. made on
best saxony net, 8 10 and yards
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New Design 27-incli Zurich Taffeta
silks. In all the latest shadings. The
first time in the history Of Silks that
these s1.o5 ones arc sold for G0c.
q pieces Of Illuminated Jacquard and
other fancy Silks, In ten different
colorings: made to sell at 7ec, but
here. special, at -i1c.
SOC Fancy Shirt Waist Taffetas, in
brown. gray, hello and other popular
colors, for 3Dc.
81 Peau de Sole, heavy and guaranteed
pure silk. for b5c.
$l.eS Peau de Cygnes, in street and
evening shades, soft. lustrous finish.
for soc.
75c Pompadour Nets, in large, flow
cred effects for :'Dc
81 Black Lace Stripe Taffeta, soft
chiffon finish, for 500.
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he investment runs into tllou-s
It's one Of the money-saving
There are several hundred pieces OF
4 Fancy Linen Renaissance and Ten
eriffc at special prices.
Lot OF the new this seasons Beautiful
Pillow Tops that are ordinarily 50c,
to be sold at Zoe each.
Quite a lot OF colored Fancy Stamped
Pillow Tops at DC each.
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There is a German 81 Linen, the heav-
lest made In tho world, in all APP
pearance; 20-ycar guarantee, price
5Dc yard--G2 inches wide.
10 dozen Heavy Linen Huck Towels,
20 inches wide, ] Ia yards long, for
&c 3-3c each.
Also Satin Damask Towels, with dou-
BILE tied fringe lax43, white or col
ored border, Toe each,
Usual IL lac Linen Huck Towels are
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~ a dozen.
Call Monday for Finest Double Satin
Damask Hemmed Doylies ever sold
for sl.S5. shamrock design only; re-
markablc price, 75c dozen.
j. II, Shale and Company's Irish Table
Linens, extra heavy, one of the fore
most makes in Ireland. ox2 1-2 yards,
S1.D4 each.
Another lot came from ireland. Exc IL
yards, is sold for $3.50 each.
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Wooden Dress Fabric Bargains

Many Of them have in the past ten days. Bought
long ago. but Just shipped OF there is loss but ypu
are interested you The price strikes the whole
stock-some are exclusive patterns-a are big values.
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Modes lode Patterns, 10c

Proven, BY years Of service to
Richmond shoppers to be the best
pattern on the market for 1Oc..
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long; regular value sl5 to 81. for
$40 and Hl2.5O a pair.
Irish Point Curtains with neat floral
and bow knot design, al hand work,
made on good, durable net. 3 Il yards
long: special value 1915 a. pair.
Bonnc Femme Curtains. made on
best quality net. with Batten burg In
sertIng, and two large open work
motifs In center, wide ripple flounce,
ayards long; regular s. value. *3. 90.
Scotch Not Curtains, In fifteen new
designs Ia and yards long: worth
!. up to $3.50, Monday a2.50a pair.
Heavy Venetian Curtains, wide, ef-
4 fective borders. plain and figured
center, made on strong, durable net
worth g, for $3.50 a pair.
Heavy nottingham Curtains-five
styles to select from--these all worth
up to $3.50. for 81 pair,
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The Much Pleased Infant

patronize Cohens every time The and prcies of
all things, with enough economy brngo good smile
73o Coats from years, will be sale Monday.
These Coats gotten up for retailers whose finances
eqal to the occasion they to have sold at So
to 5000; prices will be S1.a5 to- S$125oS including
Cloaks Of material used this and every color
Of Pretty Hand 9o' LOT ~.
AZ
each
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Baqains In Winter Hosiery

Strike when the iron is ,ot That's what did i'll the
purchase Of this stock Of heavy ard medium weight Hosiery
for winter The manufacturer set price nearly 20 per cert
higher but he coud resist cash offer for suc quality
You get the whole saving.
cansyo IT. 49, s 4
zc lie a
andd stocking
1Do Tor vorns Fashioned
OF lies 10
Stockings great
ing madeWomen 4oc and 60c Chldrens, 35 All
Ia E 5
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s1.s5 Extra Heavy Yard Wide Grow
Black Taffota, guaranteed pure dye.
for 81.
CSC Black Taffeta, guaranteed pure
silk. for SIC
100 Black Chiffon Finished Taffeta,
has soft, lustrous finish, for soc.
$3.50 Black Peau de cygne, yard wide.
has ciingy. soft effect, for $1.10.
soc China Silks, in every wanted shade,
for 500.
$1.25 Ombre Taffetas, in tho new IL
Illuminated effects, for Csc.
75c Black Peau de Sole. pure silk. 5sc.
Soc White and BLACK Chiffon and
Mousseline de Sole for Zoe.
SIC Black Taffeta, soft finished, 3s
inches wide, for Csc.
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The Cohen Art Department

is not on an ordinary footing;
sands and thousands Of dollars
and comfort spots in the store
Some $50 Applique and Embroidered
Scarfs and Shams, running In value 4
to SOC, choice 2bc.
Six dozen Heavy Linen Centerpieces,
spoke hcnstitched, Mexican 3-4 inch
open drawn work. inside borders, the
usual prloe 5oc. these c5c' each.
a-inch Renaissance Scarfs. allover or
linen centers. the same usually sold
at 1926, price F1.S0.
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100-Piece Decorated Dinner Sets,
Usual Price $3.50, Now $9.75

Every week sees some price attractions in large
Houseiurnishlng Department There is already OF the
holiday trade in the display Worth visit if you don't
need gift.
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There is a Patent on Made
Garments


1t would almost appear SO. Good fortune comes III
groups in the department.
A TAILOR DRESS Goat, Jacket. or any garment the
most charming styles i'll sraghtout perfection, OF the best
materials and at an price saving These some
Of the causes fast going and coming OF the thousands OF
garments weekly 18s5
One of jackets Of the Is flat stitched col.
back half
S12bO coat shown NJ the
price OF colors X KS
OF chevot
illuminated
Cohens FOL $50
Fo''
Al Wool that wonderful
i Mondays styles that
price be priced know they
New style everybody that
gore plated sArs we nt ued in
1s5sss Sp onf scanned a Collar Some $50 Misses and
So in nearly s every store-oors Chldren's Coats
ta nsU Mannb to
to
OF
city For
so Suits little kits
designed III fecs tho price, 90 10 T"'o
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75c Kid Gloves, sec

These are especially good gloves,
even for 75c. 1t is only the guam.
tity bought and a desire to sell
the best glove for the price that
makes them SOC.
81 for Women's H.25 English Walk
ing Gloves. In black. tan and white.
5Oc for Vomen's 75c silk Lined Cash
mere Gloves. ssa
10c for Women's Golf Gloves, all col
ors.,
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The Blind Can Often See

That it their neglect which started the trouble with
their eyes. little trouble which is at first mole hill be-
mountain when the eyes concerned Come and
consult Our specialist it costs nothing # you wear Glasses
in and have him adjust them and put guard
Special for Monday IS Solid Gold Spring Rmcss Glasses
for ST.
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Am Irish Linen Manufacturer

has line Of Table Damasks The goods should be
ST. 35 for yards wide and fine Damask He asked lis to
sell them for but only this lot repetition this price
is doubtful,
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Knit Skirts, 29c 10 Sligo

Women.s SILK Trimmed White Knit
Skirts, zoe; in colors, 3Oc.
Very Handsome Solid Color Knit
Skirts, With fancy border 50c.
NVomen's Wool Mixed Solid Color
Knit Skirts. 7Oc All wool ones
start at S1.2G. ,a. &;
Silk and Wool Mixed Knit Skirts,
El.GO.
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Very Attractive Bargains
In Silks Newly Arrived

Popular prices give high crest tc the Silk wave great
favorite than Cohen started the movement in Rich
ord the only store here selling fashionable, stylish
Silks at such prices It requires lots nearly day to
keep 1p with the market.
On Sale Monday After 9 O'clock
twelve pieces and 81 chine in
black will be 55c yard
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$3.50 New Norfolk Sweaters, sos
A Knit Underwear Store

\ F.. 81 q Il = 9 . T. .
Like 81 Underwear for women. soft,
close and perfect fitting, silk fin
ishnd garments. all sizes for once;
heretofore they have moved faster
than We could get them, price SOC
a garment.
Imported Gauze Wool Pants for wo-
men, regular price Sl,D. now 600 a
pair. H
Another similar material Vests and
Pants for women. all sizes. 600 a
garment,
The best Underwear in
bhrinkable, shaped to the
wear. If you are particular in
worn Munsing's, you have
sizes for women and children.
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Black Merclerized
Underskilts, Sc

Black Mercerized Underskirts, with
stitched band ruffle. DOC.
Other Mcrcerized UnGerskirts. with
double or ACCORDION plated ruffle.
for 7Dc.
There arc others to %4,25, with
dozen prices between.
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Cohen's Basement Bedding Store

has laurels this But have let out
another quic! selling Monday Look your
bedding supply and Buy quick while III this notion
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Handsome Printed Double Faced Ex-
ira Heavy Flecccd Eidcrdown, In
stead OF 21c, are Toe.
toe Imported Mcrcerized Poplins and
Examines for 100.
New IL 1-2c Dress Ginghams. Zoe.
Double Fold Scotch Plaid Suitinss,
IL lie.
IL 1-2c Crepe Flannclettes, light and
dark grounds. 9 a-ic.
All Wool Tricots. in all the solid
shades, !3c.
Heavy Double Face IL 1-2c Outings. all
woven colors, new styles, o 3-4c.
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.Flannelette and Knit
Skirts and Gowns

4vomen's Flannelettet Skirts, In baby
pink and blue with S-ineh flounoe
and silk finished, :calloped edge.
d;sc.
Striped y Elannelettc Skirts, with or
without flounce, 25c: Others, with
yoke band. 2Dc.
Women's l5lderdown Night Gowns, in
The baby pink and blue,t pretty and
!, warm, DSc:s some are TIC.
iChildrcn's Flannelette Gowns, 30c:
/ otlnrs. in the light blue and pink.
5t for soc.
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Arabian Lace Curtains, $3.50
They Are Worth $500

These Arabian Curtains have wide open and cord
finish borders made best cable. net.
This is only Of the good things in Our immense
Curtain Department Many Of popular goods arc
worth full half more.
We Call especial attention also Rope Curtains
woven cords for
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| Women's Bleached or Unbleached
Pants or Vests, host value ever
given, 200 garment.
lie a garment-Boys' nr Girls shirts,
Drawers or Pantalettes; these goods
arc heavy fleeced and usual .5c val
ues, n.
About 100 dozen yet on sale OF Union
Sults--heayy fleoced--for women or
girls, @5c and zoe a suit, The same,
fun bleached, for BOc.
America is MUNSING. I'm
figure and Most substantial in
your underwear and have not
done yourself All injustice, All