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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
MCURDY SAYS CONGRESS
WILL SURPRISE NATIVES

Chicago. oct 2t.-The rival inter-
state commerce law conventions re-
sumed sessions In Stenway hall and
Studebaker hall today. In the so-cal-
ed regular convention. Murdo Mac
Kenzle OF Trinidad Colo president
Of the American Stock Growers asso-
ciatlon predicted that congress at its
next session would adopt radical rail-
road rate legislation which will sur
prise the most ardent supporters of
President Roosevelt's policy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
MOGUL BLOWS Up
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN IN
STANTIY KILLED by EXPLO-
SION NEAR YUMA.

lbs Angeles, Cal, Oct H.-A big
nloguI engine of an eastbound South
ern Pacidc train blew up today two
miles east of Yuma. Arizona. and En-
glnccr j. W. Mccain and Fireman r.
c. Christensen were instantly killed
No one else was hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
Trouble In Berkeley.

Berkeley. Oct. Determined that
the student body should know thor
oughly the attitude OF the university
authorities I'm the matter Of riotous
conduct. on or off the campus the fac
ulty committee on student affairs this
morning summoned four OF the most
prominent seniors in college for a
hearing on the charge Of unseem1y
conduct In the university library
building. Sentence was not pronounce
ed and the students do not know what
will be their fate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
nlN ConI Crnshcrs nnrned.

SAT- Like. oct 2f.--A loss estimat-
ed at 100000 was caused by fire 10
the plant Of the Utah Fuel company a
Gould corporation. at Sunnyside, Utah.
The company's great coal crushers
which supply the coal for the col6'
ovens, were destroyed. Az AL the big
smelters In the salt Lake valley re-
celve coke from sunnyside. the fire Sc
rlously affects the smelling industry.
None " the smelters have over ten
days supply Of coke on hand, while
some have not more than FIVE days
supply Telegraphic orders have been
sent for supplies from the eastern
companies. but II - believed the shut
down Or some smeltcrs cQnnot be
avoided.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
BUSINESS AT STANDSTILL
IN TERRIFIED MOSCOW

MOSCOW. oct 2I,-The general
strike became effective this afternoon.
All the stores. banks and other bust
ness institutions are closed. and the
communal activity Of Moscow is at a
standstill
Great meetings are being held to-
night I'm several quarters of the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
REINFORCENIENTs POURING
INTO ST. PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, oct 27.-Reinforce-
ments are pouring into the city. A
number are coming by water and sew
eral trains under military escorts
forced their way from Moscow al
though the railroad tleup Is practi-
cnlly rs tight as yesterday. The most
alarming reports are circulated about
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
MIIIIons for Erelpllt Cnrs.

New York, Oct 27.-The New York
Central railroad placed orders yes-
terday with several misunderstanding
Companies for total Of $4,000 freight
ceSsl calling for an expenditure OF
s9k00O. GOO says the Times. This Is
the largest order ever given.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28

affairs in the south of Russia. Private
reports received here are said to con-
firm the mutiny on the battleship
Catherine H.. and the destruction of
the battleship Pateliemon, but the au-
thorities do not confirm it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28

money card also in her handbag
gave her address MS 20 West Twenty
Sixth street New Yok.
The body is at the mOrgue and tho
police have taken charge of the val
IN blpg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
UNIVERSITY BUILDING
SURROUNDED BY COSSACkS

Odessa, Oct. 27.--The University
huilding Is surrounded by Cossacks
and police to prevent a meeting of
5000 students. announced for to-
night. The students. Notwithstanding.
are gathering in the neighborhood and
serious conflict is feared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
WILLING III LHZ7Kr

President Roosevelt Is now safe on
board the lighthouse cruiser IVY
which is carrying him down the Mis-
slssippi TO the armorcd cruiser West
Virginia. Neither the president nor
any member of his party were injured
in the accident Details Of the acci-
dent are not complete. but immediate
~ after it happened. hurry orders
were received for the Ivy to proceed
under full speed ahead to the scene
and take the president and party to
sea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
PRESIDENT FINALLY
REACHES IVY" SAEELY

New Orleans. Oct. 27-After the
narrow escape from losing his life In
the early morning collision IN which
the lighthouse tender Magnolia on
which he was travelling was so much
damaged that he had 20 abandon her,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
WARNINGS THAT PEOPLE Will
BE SHOT EFFECTUAL

ST. Petersburg, oct. Warnings
to the people that in case of disorder
soldiers would fire BAH cartridges arc
posted on ever street corner today.
The city is calmer on the surface un-
der the rigorous measures adopted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
INCENDHARY FIRE
RACES IN WARSAW

Thorn, Prussia. oct. 27.-A message
from a reliable source in Warsaw re-
ceived here today says that the incen-
diary fire started last night has not
been extinguished and one part of the
city Is in flames
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
ALL COMMUNICATION
MAY RE SUSPENDED

Danzic, Oct. 27.-A dispatch re-
ceived here says the suspension of
railroad. postal and telegraphlc COM
with Russia is imminent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-28
PRESIDENT BOARDS
WEST VIRGINIA AZ ID. "a

New Orleans, Oct 27.-The presl-
drnt went aboard the cruiser West
Virginia at 9:40 this morning The
cruiser got under way a few minutes
later
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

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IN ieinen Sareibtif9 peridloien, fbns
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dlten grtnnerunoen db unb febrte in
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fiBer zines TO tpeit alsaebebnten, reis
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ertnnerte it6 iebt, bdB er nit feinem
SberfDrfter iiber neue sSoritarldgen,
Die ibm febr am Ser5en lagett, bdtte
berathen ipDllen. 9arum na6m er
eilig 6ut unb geitpeitTGe unb ging
nit feiten Shritten sur Sbiir btnuus.
Gr mar iehr qroB lnb frGftig ges
bdtt, unb Die 8etpeeungen tpnren
traftpoll unb enerqtf6. Ser Sjbnrrra
bdrt iiber ben 2tppen 1ieR i'm tuf BEN
eriten 8lid iiinoer erGGeinen, ols er
eiaentlth ipnr, bo6 feline 3iige fprds
fen bon mGnnlt6er &eife, feftem
g8illen unb Gbdrdfter. Dds &opF6adr,
oas er fura qef6oren trua lief in els
nsr fooendnnten 2dnbaunqe in bic
hohe Stirn ous, Die bon bunflen
8rduen beff,ateten Nuden faoen tieT
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
MerftuitrOtSe aIte SeitmeiSer.

Gtni9e Der Glteiten unb primitips
item Ginri6tun9en fir bic 3eitme1s
lung baben itA acknowledgements
NOD Bis in uniere 3eit erbalten. ssSn
ptelen &tr6en, MDn6sz unb Nonnens
flottern tperben nod beute bic abges
thetlten 2i@ter gebrdu6t, um bic
Sauer Der 9ebete gu n1eFen; e6en1o
peripenoen NOD btele &09e un6
&D9tnnen oes 8pdn3tgften sSabrburs
berts Sanbuhren 3um gierfo9en.
8on alien @rftnbunoen sur 3eitbes
thinning 1T ipobl Die Spnnenu6r bic
ilteite. Sic mar I6on ben 8etpobs
nern 8obnlons befannt.
Nlte Sanbubren, bon 6enen einioe
aus Dem friiben Mittefalter ftanmen,
limb bon benz SnitbIonian sSnftts
tut IN WaIbinqton gefdmmelt pors
ben; BET elmer Briifung bieIer Sanba
olGfer baben Die @elebrten bes eSns
itttuts 9efunben, baB iie iebr unae'
trau itnb, ba eini9e etne Oifferens big
au iieben pber a9t Minuten in Der
Stunbe auftptefen. Oas Taft iid6
nur 10 ertldren, baB fie nod elmer
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fdufen.
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Niife, bonn @ummiladbaum. Sic
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

.Die Smiths babsn beute &Ssnb
Elm Snbildum.4 rMas mare bas e.
Der hunbertfte Sag, bab ibr
Dienitmabden nod BEL ibnen iIt. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
WASH yoILEs.

WASH VOILES. One of the most stylish and ser viceable wash materials for shirt waist suits, attractive designs ! in blue, black, brown, gray and tan color grounds, regular 12kc, anniversary sale 9c yd
 PRISCILLA LAPPETS. A sheer cloth with woven lappet figures and printed in handsome floral designs and figures, and plain col0rs, regular 19c cloth, anniversary sale 121@c yd BEST BENCH SCOTCH GINGHAAIS Beautiful colorings i'll stripes suita- ble for waists or dresses, regular 25c quality, anniversary sale He yd IMPORTED MERCERIZED CHE
 VIOTS. White grounds with black woven stripes, styles especially good for shirt waists or mems shirts, 32 inches wide, regular ,39c cloth. anniversary sale pc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

FINE NAINsOOK GOWNS.

FINE NAINSOOK GOWNS. Daintily trimmed with embroidery
 or lace, regular price $2.9S, anni-
 yersary sale $2.25 WOMEN'S 79c MUSLIN SKIRTS. Plain tiounce, tucked or trimmed
 with lace, anniversary sale 59c each WOA1EN'S 9sc MUSLIN SKIRTS. A big line to pick from, anniver-
 sary sale 79c each
 WOMEN'S CAMBRIC SKIRTS. Trimmed with Val lace and en-
 broidery insertion. regular price S30S, anniversary sale $29S each
 WOMEN'S CAAIBRIC SKIRTS. Trimmed with'5 rows of Point de
 Paris insertion and edging, extra .' full, being 51a yards wide, regu- F.. lar price $3.9S, anniversary sale , ... S2.69 each ALL OUR 49c CORSET COVERS. Anniversary sale 39c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
MERELY PERFUNCTORY.

New Britain. April 1.-The election being held here today is merely per. functory. The six wards are so di. vided that four will return republican nominees and two democrats. As this is an off year only members of the common council are being voted for The vote. it is anticipated, will be un. usually small
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
GRIEVE, BISSET & HOLLAND

FANCY PLAIN COLOR SILK
 MULES. In all the popular shades for even ing wear, anniversary sale 15c yd BEST QUALITY PERCALES AND
 PENANGS. Full yard wide, light and dark colors, regular price 12kc, an niversary sale lie yd BESf LiGHT PRINTS. The Merrimack and American makes. anniversary sale 4kc yd
 SPOT VOILES. A new spring goods in grounds of tan. navy, green. brown, violet. black and pink. goods that retail regularly at 25c, anniversary sale ljc yd Anniversary Sale of WOmen's Muslin Underwear. NOMEN'S 79c MUSLIN GOWNS. Square neck, trimmed with embroid cry or lace, anniversary sale 59c each X BIG LINE OF WOMEN'S $1.49
 CAMBRIC OR NAINSOOK
 GOWNS. Trimmed with embroidery or lace, anniversary sale S1.19 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
CARD OF THANKS

We return our sincere thanks to our friends. Mir and Mrs John Cum mings. Miss Mary Ann Brophy. Miss Elsie Reilly. for their kind offerings of flowers to our little darling son, James.
 MIR AND MRS JAMES CONNORS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
PLANS ARE COMPLETED.

New York. April 1.-The re-organi- zation plans of the Standard Rope and Irvine company have been practically completed. according to the Herald. and it is expected formal announce ment will be made within short time. It is understood that the reorganiza- tion will provide about s1.Oo0oOO new cash. This amount has been under written.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
DENIED A LANDING.

San Francisco. April 11.-Sixty-six passengers who arrived by the steam ship Nanchuria have been denie1 a landing Icy United States Emigrant Commissioner Northup on the reoom- men.Iation of the federal quarantine office. They were found to be afflicted with trachoma and other contagous dis
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
WOOL CREPE DE PARIS.

anniversary Sal0 04c yafQ, , One of the poular dress fabrics i this season comes in black and cOlors. Regular price 75c. l Anniversary Sale 64c yard. BROADCLOTHS. Light weights, g inch wide, Jus. trous finish, in black and col ors, worth $1.19 yard. We've marked them for our
 Anniversary Sale 79c a yard. 54-INCH CREAM COLOR ENGLISH SERGE. All pure worsted, a very stylish fabric for summer suits, regular price $1, anniversary sale S7c yd RAIN PROOF CLOTH. 5i inches wide, in black, gray and castor, worth $1.5O yard, ami. versary sale $1.15 yd
 linings.
 BLACK MOREEN. 36 inches wide, a special for. our anniversary sale, 1S1ac yd .12hc FAST BLACK PERCALIND. Anniversary A sale 7Ac yd
 MERCERIZED SATINE. Regular price 25c, anniversary sale
 12hc yd ANNIVERSARY SALE OF LINENS. For this sale we are offering extra ordinary values in this line not only on a few items but everything in the line is greatly reduced. A
 Ddmdsks.
 FULL BLEACHED DAAIASK. Good 25c quality, anniversary sale 16hc yd ..- CREAM DAMASK. @ One-half linen, 33c value, anniver sary sale 22c yd
 BEST 5Oc DAAIASKS. All linen silver bleach. bleached 7 Scotch and Irish ali linen Da- masks, anniversary sale Ale yd BLEACHED DAAIASK. Heavy, all linen, 75c quality, ami: g, yersary sale 62c yd
 CREAM DAAIASK. Heavy quality, all linen, regular price 75c, anniversary sale COG yd
 NAPKINS. t',s :. .-e. F E ALL LINEN NAPKINS. Regular $1.50 quality, anniversary sale $1.22 a dozen
 22-INCH NAPKINS. Heavy, quality, all linen, worth $2.5O dozen, anniversary sale .
 $1.95 dozen
 CRASHES. BLEACHED TWILLED CRASH. '. Regular 5c quality, anniversary sale Sc yd 12kc ALL LINEN BLDACHED .TWILLED AND PLAIN CRASHES AND ABSORBENT CRASHES. Anniversary sale E -sfESs7 issss7i I0cHyd TOWELS. ss- FRINGED HUCK TOWELS. 7c values, anniversary sale 4%c each EXTRA LARGE HUCK TOWELS. Seconds of 1Oc quality, anniversary sale 71ac each.
 DAAIASK TOWELS. 7 All linen, fringed or plain borders. regular price 25c, anniversary sale 20 each 2Ox3O ALL LINEN H. S. TRAY
 CLOTHS. price %, anniversary sale
 22c each READY MADE SHEETS AND PIL-
 LOW CASES.
 72x9O SHEETS. In bleached or brown. regular price 45c, anniversary sale S4c each
 S1x9O SHEETS. Best brand made. regular price 69c. anniversary sale 5Sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

MISSES MEDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED CORSET COVERS. Long sleeves, regular price 49c, anniversary sale 37zac each WOMDN'S JERSEY RIBBED SUM AIER WEIGHT UNION SUITS. High neck, short sleeves, regular price 49c, anniversary sale 29c each WOIEN'S GAUZE LIsLE HOSE. An elegant 50c quality in black, navy, violet, tan and champagne grounds with extracted dots and figures, anniversary sale 29c pair WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED BLACK COTTON HOSE. Regular price 19c,anniversarysale 15c pair MISSES FINE RIBBED HOSE. Of fine three thread hsle, sizes 5 to 91a, regular price 25c, anni- versary sale 1Sc pair CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK RIBBED HOSE |. Regular price 10c, anniversary sale
 7c pair WOAIEN'S GLOVES. 2-clasp Kid Gloves in black. white and colors, regular price 15c, an- r niversary sale 49c pair THE NEW SLIP ON' GLOVES. Paris point embroidery. in black, brown and tans, regular price 9Sc, anniversary sale 59c pair
 laCeS.
 Irregular light weight Laces just right for wash dresses, regular prices 15c, 19c and 25c yard, anniversary sale Sc yd PLAIN TUCKED OR H. S. TUCKED
 ALLOVERS.
 Regular price 59c, .65c and S9c yard anniversary sale 39c yd WOMEN'S AEL LINEN HANDKER-
 CHIEFS.
 Anniversary sale Sc each WOMEN'S EMBROIDERED OR LACE TRIMMED HANDKER- Regular price 1Oc, anniversary sale
 6c each No 80 CORDED MESSALINE RIB BONS.
 Pink, blue and white, regular price 19c, anniversary sale 121sc yd No 30 BLACK TAFF,ETA RIBBON. Regular price 17c, anniversary sale
 lie yd Anniversary Sale of Notions and .'' a" ~ Small Wares. Pompadour Back Combs, from 1Oc, Ic each Colored Silk and Leather Belts, Common Pins. from 5c. Sc paper Leather Hand Bags, from 49c,
 3Sc each Adjustable Dress Shields, No 3, from 21c, 17c pair Medallion Pictures, from 1oc, 7c each Leatherette Picture Frames, from 1Oc,i 7c each Stamped Tray Cloths. s.from12zc,
 9c each Fancy Pillow Tops, from 25c. 19c each 27-inch brown linen Center Pieces, from 49c. 29c each Derma Talcum Powder, from 15c,
 lie box Large cake Toilet Soap, from 5c,
 Sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
FINE AIERCERIZED WHITE
 GOODS.

FINE MERCERIZED WHITE
 GOODS. All 'weaves and weights. in stripes, figures, etc. of cheviot, Oxfords and Madras; they sell regularly at from 19c to 39c yard, will be sold at one price for our an- niversary sale, 15c yd REMNANTS OF ,36-INCH LINENS. Fine quality, sells from the piece, s4, atri5oe and 59c a yard, anniver-'a sary sale 35c yd Anniversary Sale of Wask Goods and
 Prints.
 This stock is just at its best now, teeming with new, crisp spring fabrics, which. will be hard to procure later in the season. They are all reduced in price for this anniversary event, and wise move it will be to improve the op- portunity thus afforded.
 FANCY FIGURED SATISFIES. Good cloth, 30 inches wide. in pret- ty small figures and allover ef- fleets, in light colors. regular 12kc quality, adversary sale price 7%c yd FANCY CHECKED MUSLINS. White grounds with dainty Dres- den figures, worth 121ac yard, anniversary sale price SEC yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

our m by selling We constantly conditions go still r We always stand ready speedily ect mistakes when We
  wink here We all times ready
  With these sailing WE HAVE THE PUBLCs coNF it. friends public n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

LATE. WANTS.

| ,oST-Bird dog. in the vicinity of Phoe- U nix Avenue Sunday morning, color black and white. collar with no name on dog. Reward if returned to l9 Phoenix Avenue. top floor. 4-il-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

DiANo FOR SALE-Hur.y An upright l piano, elegant tone. beautiful case. used just little. Will sell to gocd party fer $l5o. slo down and S per month. Address Hurry care P. O. 959 Water bury. 3-ll-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
I 45-LNCH PILLOW CASES. Bleached or brown, regular 12hc
 quality, anniversary sale 10c each

D0mesticS.
 INDIA LINEN, Fine sheer quality, regular price 121ac quality. anniversary sale
 Sc yd A UNBLEACHED COTTON. Anhlversary sale 41sc yd A BLEACHED COTTON, Fine soft quality, regular price 9c, anniversary sale GAG yd HEAVY UNBLEACHED COTTON. Regular price 9c, anniversary sale
 7c yd 9-4 UNBLEACHED SLEEPING. Regular 20c quality, anniversary sale 15c yd Anniversary Sale of White Goods. Here is one of the best white goods offerings we have ever made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

WANTED-A first class plumber. Ap-
 w ply st once M. ]. Fahy. 3 West Burton street. 4-ll-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

We cannot recall time when Silks have been so much In demand as tlcv are this present season. These special Anniversary Sale Prices will enable you to gratify any desire you may have to follow the trend of fashions in this direction at handsome saving in price.
 CHENEY FOULARDS Small neat patterns in navy, brown, green and black grounds, Regular price 39c yard,
 Anniversary Sale 29c yard.
 WHITE WASH SILK. Warranted to wash. An except ional 29c value.
 Anniversary Sale 19c yard. BLACK TAFFETA SILK. A nice bright quality, 49c quality,
 Anniversary Sale 3Sc yard. PEAU DE MDssALINE SILKS. A beautiful lustrous quality and an elegant wearing silk in black and cOlors, G9c quality,
 Anniversary Sale 47c yard. FANCY TAFFETAs N AND. LOUIS
 INES. In printed warp and small neat effects in an elegant assort- ment, worth from 59c to 69c a yard,
 Anniversary Sale 46c yard. FANCY CHECKED TAFFETAS and
 LOUISINES. -fa Enebelished with small dots and .' Jacquard figures in the seasOns choicest colors. good 79c value,
 Anniversarw Sale Csc yard. GUARANTEED BLACK TAFFETA. Every yard warranted to give sat isfactOry wear. 27 inch wide,
 Anniversary Sale f6c yard. PRINTED SATIN. LIBERTY SILKS A beautiful assortment of styles and col0rs, patterns are confined to us. Regular prices 49c and 69c,
 Anniversary Sale 39c to 59c yard. BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. All silk, quality always sold at .69c, .-...
 Anniversary Sale 4Sc yard DhA0A fCi1 U LIE C1dNE. A perfect silk for summer gowns, soft, lustrous and will not wrinkle. Regular price 75c.
 Anniversary Sale 60c yard. BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. All pure silk and warranted to wear. $1.19 value.
 Anniversary Sale Sec yard. Anniversary Sale of Dress Goods. If you haven't chosen your spring gown don't let this opportunity of saving on it pass unheeded. PAlsT, SILK CREPHrDI4oQ0AaBk In line of 13 beautiful colors, good value at 59c. As an extra special for our
 Anniversary Sale 29c a yard. SHEPPARD CHECK DRESS GODS. SHEPPARD CHECK DRESS
 GOODS. In black and colors. Regular price 39c.
 Anniversary Sale 2sc a yard.
 STRIPED MOHAIRS. Black and colors. Regular price 1 49c. Anniversary Sale 37c yard.
 ENGLISH SUITINGS. 64 inch wide. Regular price 9Sc. Extra special for our
 Anniversary Sale 51c a yard. |
 FANCY VOILES. In black and colors. Regular price 75c.
 Anniversary Sale osc a yard. |