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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
MENLo PARK nzAI rsrArr.

mENAO EASA NEAL ES3AYE.
AUCTION.
AENLO PARk-MENLO PARK
SATURDAY. April. STH. 1905
GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION
sl.oo-RoUND TRfP-$Ioo
Leave Third and Townsend Streets
iQ:15 G'clock Saturday, April Sth. 1903
Remember the Date and Time.
20 LOTS-IN ALL-T0 LOTS.
11s TO ACRES EACH.
is cash. balance l. and years
Good Water-Fine Oak Trees.
Within Walking Distance
or Menlo Park and Fair Oaks Station
Don't forget the date.
Write for particulars and catalogues
sELBY. RODGERS q CO..
I16 California st. Tel Main s73
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A BUNCH OF BARGAINS.

A BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
............. FROM $4,000 UP......-......
nr eursau FisoSer Arion Cables Easy
payments. Fully guaranteed BENZ. CUR
TAz & SON is o'Farreli st.
BEST inducements. best selection of stock.
os5 oes 10 aaa s. ss Sc pes ans
One year rental allowed.
SCOTT-CURTAZ. $50 Hayes st.
A FEW snaps left in secondhand pianos;
your terms our terms; rents 81 up allowed
if purchased. Instalments $4 up. HEINE
PIANO CO.. 235-237 Geary St. s. F.. 1852
Broadawy, Oakland.
AUCTION. Tuesday. April T. 1905. or private
sale 81 high-grade pianos (s12 so up) and
furniture to pay storage and advance; no re-
whitehead's Storage. 1856 Market st.
A MAHOGANY finish large steinway upright.
cost $3.50; great reduction: cash Or easy pay
FoR SALE--A Kingsbury piano for Ss175 at
2I1S Diamond st.
ELEGANT upright pianos. 500 and s1c5.
BoNELLI. so1 Eddy St
ELEGANE uprights, new & od-hand, ,s45 to $500.
Pierce's Piano Factory, Market and 14th sts.
SMALL steinway upright; cost $500: $3.50
takes 1t. 237 Geary st.
player. BYRON MAUzY, Sos-S12 Post St
nents. scHMITz CO.. 16 McAllister st.
s-PEDAL ste:nway up; Chickering baby grand: !:
shoninger. little used. Keeffes. 2s5 OFerrell
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
ENTIRE floor. 10 Geary ST.; partitions suit
on or before April 1. 4th floor, Ito Geary st.
TWO new stores with Easements; 2sxSO: on
Devisadero ST., bet. Oak and Page; rent rea-
sonable. Apply on premises.
TO rentABig front window with 7xIo space.
80 McAllister ct.
TO iet-store with 3 living rooms: s25. $40
Fillmore. corner OF Haight st.
:, 'T-s-N-T-H, + YEAR s!. IN gSsAd,,s. GAd
DRudLEss5 ~ iEs HID sRAD1uM' PowER
HAS CURED THOUSANDS OF tALLEGED)
'.INCURABLE" DISEASES, AND MAY CURE
diagnosis FREE Hours: to p. m. N-E-W.
large elegant. offices on UNION SQUARE. 23s
OXYGEN CYLINDER co. and Treatment
Pariors. Drugless Healing.
struments used for the treatment of all acute
and chronic diseases. rheumatism. Insomnia
64s Geary ST.. San Francisco; phone East 77s.
A GUARANTEES TO GROW HAIR
On the worst bald head Call or write.
DR. @. S. MOORE. 332 O'Farren St
so ASSORTED souvenir postal cards prepaid
SOC. BACIGALUPI. 7S6 Mission st.
SUITS to order on instalinlents OF 81 per week
NEUHAUs CO. the tailor. 72s Market st.
ALFREDUMS Egyptian Henna restores gray
hair to its natural color: 81. at all druggists.
81 A WEEK: suits to order SIS up. LEMOS.
1927 Market ST.. between Seventh and Eighth.
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REAL EsTATE-cITY-Fo SALE
WHY NOT BUY THE BEST,

The grand block In the Western Addition,
which lies between Golden Gate Park and
the Affiliated Colleges. and bounded by
Frederick and Carl sts- 1st and willard,
has been placed in our hands for sale. This
is certainly one or the best blocks that re-
mains unimproved. 1t i. convenient to all
the Park attractions and right in line with
the growth Of the Panhandle district The
views overlooking the Park and the hills TO
the south are charming Remember, the
streets arc severed and some OF them BIZ
tuminized- Every ,ot is on the grade and
ready for the builder.
Prices range fTem $500 and upward for
lots 25x1S1 %: only one fifth cash.
You will never have another opportunity to
buy land so advantag eousy situated at such
low prices They will sure sell fast. get
in OF. the ground FLOR. The Ellis and Ocean
Beach cars pass the property. All lines
transfer.
LYON & HOAG 116 Montgomery At
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HELp wANrED-srALE-continuea.

COOK and wife for Institution. SIS and found
baker, country shop, SIS week and found.
or go week; walters. dishwashers and 9TH
ers.. j. F. CROSETT & CO., 62S Sacra-
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YOUNG man as permanent San Francisco rep
resentative for Correspondence School: So
ltcitor, collector and office manager: expert
ence as solicitor or salesman necessary: part
time only required; lucrative proposition to
night man. Address Box 1853, Denver Colo.
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NO STORES. 3-STORY FLATS OR OBJEC-
TIpNABLE BUILDINGS OF ANY
KIND ALLOWED ON THE
JORDAN TRACT.
Large lots 33:4xi20 $3.50 TO $3.50: one
fifth cash: all streets severed, graded and
n7acadauized, the. Jordan Tract is bounded
by California st. Geary and LIST ave: in di-
rect line of the city's growth: new Califor-
MIA St electric line building: an ideal
place for home.
LYON X HONG. lie Montgomery St
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ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERSi
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains in California C. NJ WOOSTER
CO.. GAS Market st.
$50 PER acre: 200 acres best land In N. Cali
fornia: half cash; this Is a pickup NJ a
CO., 315 San Pablo ave. Oakland
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DEvIsApERo. ST: LOTS.

$3.50 TO s25oo.
Two blocks south OF Haight St. command
ing grand views Of the city and the lower
BAY: one Of the most delightful residence
sites in the city; convenient 10 all the car
lines: streets are paved with bftumsn; sew
ers laid: IS handsome buildings have been
erected on this tract during the past year;
only few lots left; terms are easy.
LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

CASH boys wanted must be IA years OF age
Apply superintendent's office. the Emporium.
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BJl UNr. BEfOkE
THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
81 25 PER WEEK.
NO INTEREST NO TAXES

FOR sale cheap-Neat cottages. AS rooms:
terms same as rent Lumber office. Army
and Condor
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22
win soon Be turnsd into . beautiful
residences district.

win soon Be turned into beautiful
residences district.
But Cosur dsAtens \ not al .
snmmer resort and place e. amase-
ment. As . MISTER % fast. Is
people think . great deal more Of tho
state q the lumber market thmm thay
do % tho tourist trade. for ~ O. 80
nsn&ially . lumbeF town. There are
Eve mills. which employ q working
force totnllng about 1000 men, and
turn out over $50. 900 feet q lumber
e day. The most q this lumber Roas
as far east as rates viii allow and is
cold In Nebraaka and South Dakota.
wIlliam Dollar, president Of the
Exchange National bank In Occur d !
Alene, says:
'fThs demand Ia Rrsater than the
mills Of the country can suppiy.
This city, with Harrison and spok-
aDe, turns out $50. 600, 900 feet Of
lumber year, but still the timber Il
Increasing faster than ie IL cut.
Timber increases per cent a year in
this region. and the region IL 90 ex-
tsnsiys that this increase Is more
than the amount which IL annunIIy
out -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

Charged VITA ThrSwing Deg careaases II
the River.
Marahal Patrick McGovern and A.
G. Porter. the negro dog catcher,
who has been operating under the
direction Of the marshal, are found
guilty Of throwing carcasses Of dogs in
tho Spokane river near here. That
is the verdict Of a jury that heard
the evidences in the case against these
officials in the probate court at Rath-
drum Wednesday. The evidence
showed that the officers had q dray
load Of dogs hauled 70 the dump near
the stream shout June 80. The com
plant was swosn to by Marshal J.. "a.
Beavers and Marion Martin, OF Post
Falls. The rotten carcasses Of dogs
have been taken from the river at
various points aud il is said that
nine we're taken out OF the water At
Post Falls at one time. A numbar
were taken from the log boom az
Huetter and they are scatteed along
the river from here TO Post Falls.
The crime IL q misdemeanor and
punishable BY a flne Of not more
than $500 and Imprisonment In the
county jail not more than six
mouths.
There were fifteen witnesses ex-
smined for the state, some Of them
testifying that they we're at the
pound when Drayman Rice loaded
the dead dogs to haul them away and
that there was q conversation regard
ing the disposal ot. the carcasses. the
drift Of IL being that they were to be
placed In the river. bricks being
loaded In the dray for the purpose Of
sinking q box Ia viii b some Of the
dogs we're placed. The defense
claims that this conversation was
only ''josh" and that the marshal
took 20 part In &C. Other Witnesses
testified that box OF dead dogs was
taken from the river at Lacrosse.
Drayman Rice testified that be haul
ed the dogs to the city dump near
the river and refused 70 say what be-
came Of them. The jury found both
defendants guilty aud Thursday
morning Judge McCrea imposed q
fine Of $3.50 against each.
Thursday afternoon Attorney
Sanders took the case before Judge
Morgan in chambers ia this place
aud asked for writ OF habeas corpus
which was denied. The attorney
states that the case will now be ap.
pealed to the district court aud tina ,
at the proper time he will show that
the defendants are not guilty even
though they are convicted by jury.
Ii is stated that none Of the witnesse.
testified to having seen the dogs
thrown into the river. The defend
ants admit that dead dogs were taken
to the city dump, but stoutly deny
having thrown them into the river,
Marshal McGereru says that be VA
very much surprised at the verdict
with the testimony that was produced
and he proposes to eight the case Il
a finish.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22
ooEUR D'ALENE BUSINESS MEN,
Two Young Merchants who are Building
upa BaslneSs.

Two Young Merchants who Are Building
upa BasineSs.
The Eirm OF LANCE s wunderlieh.
young in years aud engaged in busi-
ress for themselves for less than two
years, this firm is becoming reeog-
nized as one OF the leading business
houses of the city. Il carries line
Of ready -to.wear goods aud notions.
A neat. clean, attractive stock aud
courteous treatment OF customers il
giving the firm Its share Of business.
with constantly growing trade, the
success Of the enterprise Is assured.
The store Is n place which any citizen
may point to with pride, +. G.
Lang and r. r. wunderlieh, two
young men Of hiRh character, and
enterprislng citizens, compose Tbs
flrm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

grouse, pheasants and dncks are 80
plentiful that, 20 use the expression
Of natives, ''tbe hills are foil Of
them. These are not difneuit OF
aeeesa. They can all be reached
from Occur d'Alens By q few hours
beat ride.
There ia no scarcity % hoats In
whirh 70 enjoy these or ~ other
fern of aquatic arnuseusnts There
sre 10 boats on the lake which carry
from SO 20 600 passengers. 10 which
carry from IS to so pass myers. 10
private lauBchea carrying from eight
60 ten people, besides innumerable
roS boats. In addition 20 these crafts.
there are about so houseboats.
Houseboats are a favorite form Of
summer outing. They can be Reen
scattered along the shore 1t almost
any point, and when the inmates
tire Of one locality they move them
elsewhere. There is one houseboat
at Chatcolet which is used for a
hotel.
ADJUSTMENTS AT THE TOWN.
However, It is not necessary to 20
upon the water TO enjoy Occur a.
Alene. There are amusements in
abundance at the town. The spok.
ane Occur d'Alene railway has essab-
lished tent city this year In the
woods bordering on the lake and the
Spokane river. This city is meeting
with fair degree Of success. IL was
established in May and now has 20
tents occupied. Adjoining the tent
city Is dancing pavilion, where 1,
maintains dancing master aud gives
open air dances two or three times d
week. This pavilion is now becom.
ing popular with the people Of Spok.
ane. c. b. Garrett, manager of tbs
Idaho hotel, will give regular
Saturday night dances in the dining
room Of his new hotel. This room
f was especially siesigned for dancinS
purposes The space available /,
A5xA5 feet, and the floor is of th,
finest hardwood. Special trains viii
be run every Saturday night to TAX,
the dancers back to town.
Probably the most picturesqu,
spot at Occur d'Alene Be the site 0,
Fort Shermn. Il contains goo acres
lying on the shore at the end Of Ia,
lake. The dilapidated army build
ings, which number over dozen, ar,
scattered over the tract. aud the row
OF officers houses are set back frou
the lake. The fort was established
as a reserve post In 1879 to be nea
the Occur d'Alene reservation, an,
formerly CHARTERED a regiment o
men. II had the reputation OF beinl
Que OF the most beautiful posts Il
the whole army, as we'll as one of tn
most heAlthful. When the govern
ment decided TO build Fort Wright
Fort sherman was abandoned and al
lowed to fall into decay. Ae ca,
beginning OF June Of this year It wa
broken up into lots aud sold at pub
lie auction for the sum OF s65. 600
Surveys are now being made an,
some Of the officers houses are beiu
repaired, aud the picturesque for
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

ascMMER HOMES FOR rs MILES.
Lining the shore 90 both sides Of
the lake are numbers Of summer cot.
snges. Naturally these are more
numerous nearer the town. bat they
are 20 b. found for 10 or rs miles
from Occur d'Alens. On Kid Island
bay. the ssmicircuiRr sweep Of water
which enda where the lake smpties
intn The Spokane river. there are
meorea Of theaa summer homes. that
form q considerable community.
Above 'tAis bag they become les
tbiokiy scattered along the straight
shore 81 the lake. bat ia some Of the
more favored parts Of the bank there
are settlements Of summer 80 iournels.
This IL particularly true Of Twin
beach, which has eight cottages. aud
Saud teach. whlch haR Is.
Almost any point on the shore IL
we'll ADAPTED 10 summer bomea. The
hilIs are Low. the incline pot TOO
steep, and 10 beauty one spot com.
pAFcs yell With any other. These
cottages have grown up almost
wholly In the last five years. aud each
Sear the number Of houses IL being
nearly doubled. Transportation is
sntiruly By boat. There 10 a wagon
road on The east side n the lake for
a short distance. but the other eide
must use the water alone Ne a high.
way. All the houses along the shore
have their beat or launch. which they
either own or rent. and all inter.
course, either for business or pleas.
ure, is carried on by this means.
CHURCH on LAKESIDE.
} About half way up the lake. stand
= ing out by itself among Clump Of
trees, with no other house in sight
I except one near by which serves as a
parsonage, There IL tall white
] colored church. The first imprss
, sion lie that this is place OF worship
! for the cottascrs Who spend their
summers on the lake, but you ats
( told that this ia a Norwegian church,
pRtronized by a Norwegian eet.le
mOnt back anon. the hills aud yonl
awe at the plety OF the summer 90
I journoFs vanishee.
1 Twenty four miles from Occur a
Q Aleno the Occur d'Aleue river flow
q into the lake, aud at lie mouth OF
u the slope of high hill, is the tow
n Of Harrison. On the lake shore ar,
three large sawmills, with their pile
D of lumber, and you are told tina
there are others not visible from thu
water. Harrison IL entirely a lumber
. town and claims population o
Il 1000 people. most OF whom are mil
4, workers.
II Six milea above Harrison the st
m Joe, or, more properly, the ST. JOSEPH
,e river, flows into the head Of the LAX,
n, nj Chateolet. For several hundre,
h yards below the river the boat skirt
n long log boom In which the log
q which provide larees part Of tn
n lumber at Harrison aud Occur a.
Alene are stored aud let out as calle,
q for at certain tax for the use of III
= boom. This boom extends acros
= the river aud must be opened TO per
nj init boats 10 pass.
HIGH DRAwBRIDGE.
q Here lsa drawbridge ON the orceol
Railroad Navigation railroad. whieI
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

yon are Informed ls the highest IN
the Woria. The captain repeats the
figures proudly between 1900 aud
a3OO feet above sea level" In ad-
dition. Chatoolet has the further die
tincilon Of being the best bass fsh.
ing ground Of the whole lake.
Leaving chatcnlea the visitor goes
np the 81. Joe river. u would be-
hard 20 conceive % = more peaceful
stream than the st. Joe, or one more
beautiful. Picture 20 yourself q
stream Of water about 200 feet vide
and 40 feet deep AZ low water time.
uith 20 little current tbat when the
sind blows In ths right direction
yonr fishing boat drifts up stream
instead Of down, With tanks on each
side % thickly grown with willows
aa 20 be impeBetrahie, and above the
willoWs tall rows OF cottonWOods,
back Of the cottonwoode a half mile
Of level meadow covered with q thick
stand Of timothy. and behind that.
timber covered mountains which rise
10 the skyline. That lie Sc. Joe river
81 almost any point from Chatcolet
90 the village Of 81. Joe. over 80
miles beyond. Above ST. MRries,
where the 81. Maries river tiows in
from the south, half way up the river.
the valley becomes narrower, and the
mountains, grown higher, come down
to the edge Of the water. Boat cap
taius say that from the town o. ST.
Joe TO Occur d'Alene, a distance Of
about 90 miles, there Is = fall Of
only four feet. The river hardly
varies Ia width. appearance or depth
during the 80 miles which II winds
/ from ST. Joe to It's meath. Above
the town Of ST. Joe IL becomes a
swift water stream, impossible OF
navigation, but famous for its trou,
I fishing.
NAIL CARRIED BY RowBoAT.
One Of the most peculiar sights e
be seen on the river voyage Is a
small green rowboat, with The
/ inscription, United States Mail, .
on the bow, being iudustriously row.
ed up the stream by one man. Al
tirst the tourist thinks that there
must be some joke about IL, but h,
IL soon informed that this is th,
regular mail between st. Marles and
Gordon, eight miles above the towr
/ OF st. Joe, a distance in all OF u
miles. The mail boat makes the trit
twice a week The mail man changes
to a dueout canoe above 81. Joe and
poles up the swift water.
Occur d'Alene lake and the river
tributary TO It are noted for theil
fishing and hunting. All the bay
of the lake contain fine bass, perel
aud trout, Bass have been caught
there which weighed eight and min,
pounds apiece, and catches Of 80 aus
40 bass In day are not uncommon
Trout have been caught which weigh
ed 10 pounds. Three aud I've poun,
trout are caught almost daily.
HILLS FULL or GAME.
In the mountains about the lax
are found almost every kind OF gam
which delight the hunter. Bear an,
deer are numerous. Ia the fall
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

HOMER DAvENPORTs FARM AT TIE LEWIS AND CLARK
EXPOSITION
eaon a. Ole oregpn exposition TIE farm reproduction small
20
ru biooded Arah
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22
HILLS FULL OF GAME

In the mountains about the. lake
are found almost every kind OF game
which delight the hunter. Bear aud
deer are numerous. Ia the fall,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22

fcontlnnea 3 naee i0l.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-22
HIGH DRAwBRIDGE.

Here IL a drawbridge ON the Oregon
Railroad Navigation railroad. which
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11

Union Suits Ribbed Balbriggan Union Suits. fit and quality guar anteed, regular price s1.00 and S125, Mill End Sale Price s6c Mercerized Union Suits-Nery soft and fine, feel and look like silk, all sizes. regular price $50, s1.75. Mill End Sale Price SIS garment Night Shirts-Men's Fancy Night Shirts with or without collar, all sizes, regular price 50c,
 Mill End Sale Price 36c each Suspenders-5O dozen Mems Suspen- ders. good web, strong buckles, regular price 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price 9c a pair Mems Fine Lisle Web Suspenders- Fancy buckles, kid ends, regular price 50c,
 Mill End Sale Price 25c pair Hose Supporters-Only one gross silk web hose supporters, plain and fancy, regular price 19c,
 Mill End Sale Price 10c a pair Boys Blouses-Boys' summer blous- es. all sizes to 13. regular price 50c, Mill End Sale Price 39c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
White Goods in the Mill
 End Sale.

On Main Floor at Linen Counter. Plain White Lawn-good quality, suitable for dresses, worth 10c yd.
 Mill End Sale Price 4c yard Plain White Persian Lawn-32 in. \ wide. specially fine quality, value 25c yard,
 Mill End Sale Price 10c yard Plain White Fine Quality Lawn full 40 inches wide, value 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price He yard Plain White Lawn Waist Patterns with embroidered front and cuffs. value S9 cents each,
 Mill End Sale Price 39c each Fancy White Goods-Stripes. checks. dots, figures, etc. value 1212c yd.
 Mill End Sale Price 6Ac yard Fancy White Goods-Stripes and figures. suitable for shirt waists, etc, value 15 cents,
 Mill End Sale Price Sc yard Fancy White Goods-Stripes and checks, value 19c yard,
 Mill End Sale Price 121ac yard White Pique for Suits and Skirts French warp yelt. value 35c,
 Mill End Sale Price 19c yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
MISSES SHOES.

The Little Spartan" Oxford-In fine kid, patent tip. medium weight sole. regular price S1.25, sizes 11k to ?.
 Mill End Sale Price s5c pair Misses Kid Oxfords-Patent tip, welt soles. sizes 111a to 2, regular price s2.0O.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.39 pair Misses and Children's Patent Kid, Cloth Top Button Shoe-Sizes S1a to II, regular price SL50. s
 Mill End Sale Price s1.19 pair Sizes 11la to ?. regular price s200.
 Mill End Sale Price s1.49 pair Misses and Children's Wela Patent Tip Button and Lace Shoe-Sizes s12 to Il. regular price S2.00.
 Mill End Sale Price SIPS pair Sizes 111a to 2. regular price s25O.
 Mill End Sale Price sl69 pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
Shirt Waists in the Hill
 End Sale.

Linen Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, piped with red, blue. white and green,
 Mill End Sale Price Sod Black and White Polka Dot and Figured Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, trimmed with lace, value $50,
 Mill End Sale Price 95o White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, skirt and waist trimmed with hamburg insertion. also blue chambrays and black and white checks.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.25 lot of soiled and mussed Shirt waist Suits. white and colored. tucked and plaited. smoe lace trimmed. price s5.
 Mill End Sale Price S2.40 One lot of Higher Priced Suits. soiIed and mussed. in white and colors. price s6.75 and sT.15.
 Mill End Sale Price f3.95 White Dotted Swiss Shirt Waist Suits. also lawn Suits trimmed with embroidery.
 Mill End Sale Price s2.9o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
NAPKINS.

Cream Damask Napkins-hemstitch ed. Mill End Sale Price 4c each 1s-inch All Linen Bleached Nap kins,
 Mill End Sale Price 9sc dozen 6-s Bleached Damask Napkins heavy quality, Mill End Sale Price s1.19 dozen b-s Bfeached Napkins-extra heavy, all linen,
 Mill End Sale Price s1.4s dozen C2-inch Fine Damask Napkins, good patterns,
 Mill End Sale Price SIPS dozen 1sx27 H. & Plain Linen Tray Cloths with openwork.
 Mill End Sale Price lie each 1sx21 H. S. Damask Tray Cloths all linen.
 Mill End Sale Price 91c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
Furniture Recovered during this Sale at Mill End
 Prices.

For instance-We will recover 5- piece Parlor Suit in a good tapes try for which the regular price would be S3700.
 At Mill End Price $500 Opaque Window Shades-All ready to hang. regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 19c each Fringed opaque Window Shades All ready to hang. regular price 35c. Mill End Sale Price 24c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-11
Storm or Travelling Coats
 in the Mill Sale.

Tan and Gray -iorm or Traveling Coats. S10 quality.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.15 Rain Goats. rollariess style. ia tan. urav and olive shadeS. box and safTf-Tfffng styles. helted elect. price si2-15 and sf3a5.
 Mil End Safe Price $el95 Travelling Coats of rsinprOof ma tp-iaL shirre,i and plsifed- notch and collzriess styles. in English tan. gray. brown and olive. price SIS. Mil End Sale Price sl2s5 Fine Grade Rain and Trsveilrx Coats. fancy shirTef and tailor made styles. shirTed and tucked sleeves. in gray. green node aud tan prices Sis and seg
 Mill End Sale Price {k.2D