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INTERNATIONAL
wbeat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-I4iverpool and San Francisco futures
were higher. Chicago lower. but the spot
market there was firm on small offerings and
largely oversold The Northwest was selling
freely. Receipts are running light on account
of the current railroad congestion.
The Cincinnati Price Current says: "Rain
is needed IN portions OF Ohio and Illinois to
put the ground In condition for fall seeding,
but in many sections of the winter wheat
States favorable progress has been made in
this work An increased acreage will likely
be shown in Indiana and full acreage is in
dicated elsewhere, should rainfall be afforded
to put the ground in proper condition. There
is no pronounced holding tendency among farm
ers, and with the 'cession of fall farm work
increased offerings are probable
The local cash market is steady and un-
changed
CASH WHEAT.
California Club 20 for No l and 81. 1.21H
for choice: California White Australian, 81 81 "
al.30; lower grades of California sl.l0@
l.1TL Northern Club. 81. 22I2 a 25; Northern
Bluestem, SI30; Northern Red, S12215 .25
per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to IL 80 o'clock Session.
December 26.
BARIEy-The spot Feed market is frmer
again In sympathy with the recent rise in
futures and sales at $1.07 y was reported yes
terday. though this figure IS extreme
Good to choice Feed. spot. S1o2lA 1.o6h /:
common to fair. 92lsc@s1 per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping. sl.o7ls Gi.12h per ctl; chevalier.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall-street Stocks Silver and Cotton about before
Shipment OF S0,500 in Treasure to Hongkong
Wheat futures higher Cash Barley strengthening again
Oats Corn Hay Beans and Feedstuffs unchanged
No further change in Fresh Meats Provisions
Poultry in good demand at firm prices.
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables in good supply and quiet
Butter and Eggs, still firm and Cheese steady
Fresh Fruits intiarge supply, with few variations
Local Securities squieter and Mining Shares weaker
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GeneraI Merchnndi.e.

2Slzc for BIB and 43c for alb; Fruit Bags. s7c-
COAL-Wellington. $50 per ton; NV
Wellington. $50: Seattle So Bryant
Beaver Hill. $3.50: Roslyn 81: Coos Bay ss
Richmond. $3.50: Cumberland. SIS in buIk and
S15.25 in sacks; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. $11.5O
n13 per ton IN bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. $l2.50 per short ton.
OL,S-Quotations are for barrels. for cases
add DC; Linseed. 49c per gallon for boiled and
4Ic for raw; Castor OIL. in cases. No. 1. 75c: !:
Bakers AA. cases, 81 -2411 .26: LucOl. 50c for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut cases. S50
9Oc per gallon: CocOanut on. IN barrels. Ssc
for Ceylon and SOC for Australian; extra bleaehed
winter Sperm OIL. CSC; natural winter Sperm
OIL, csc; extra bleached winter Whale OIL
6oc:. natural Whale on. soc; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot on. T5c: No. 1 NeatsfOot on.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grnin and Provision..

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-The wheat market
opened rather firm today because OF fair
advance in Liverpool. For time trading was
quiet owing chiefly to a scarcity of offerings
'fhe market also was affected somewhat by the
continued small movement in the Northwest
Weather conditions In the spring wheat country
were generally favorable for the movement and
reports from Minneapolis stated that the rai-
roads, urged on by protests of shippers werc
making special efforts to wheat The
reports indicating probable early increase IN
receipts ar Minneapolis and Dulnth spparentlv
induced free selling Of wheat here during the
last hour. The result was gradual decline In
nricaa. Pit traders were the principal sellers
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Poultry and Game.

All kinds of Poultry continued to End prompt
sale at stiff prices and the general tone OF the
market was of strength. with large
Chickens. fat Ducks and heavy Turkeys still
leading in point of demand.
POULTRY-Per DOZEN Hens. S5.50@T for
large and S5Q5-50 for small: old Roosters. S46
o young Roosters. sa9s Tor nn large rye and 5000
ers. S4@5; small Broilers, $3@3.50: Pigeons.
SIPS; Squads. $1.50Q2; Ducks, S5l7 for
young and S465 for old Geese. S1.75@2 per
pair; live Turkeys. 2o922c per ID.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare, s1.T5Q2; Cottontail
Rabbits. S2Mo. .25
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Beans and Seeds.

All descriptions under this head remain I'M
changed.
BEANS-Per ctI: Bayos. s3@3.10: Pea.
nominal at $3,50G3.T5 small White Saga -:
large White. 81 80; Pink. 81. 1892 %; Red, 50. "a
n3; I.ilnas. So. .6563.75: Red Kidneys: 81 %;
Blaekeye. s3.5o@3.6o Butter, nominal.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. $3.7564 Yellow
Mustard. $3.50: Flaxseed So 2563.5 so: Canary.
AZ G5l l9c; Alfalfa, 13c; Rape. 11l@3hc; Tim
othy, &c; Hemp. &c per lb; Millet. BIC; Broom
Corn Seed. $20@21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Nies, nominal; Green Peas,
s.. 5OM2. 70 per ctl
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EAsTERN MARKETs.
New YorI. Money ,IarIset.

NEW YORK Sept. 2s.-AIoney on call strong
al 41zGT per cent; ruling rate. 6l2 per cent;
closing bid AZ per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans easier: sixty and ninety days. Ol2
per cent: six months. 666h per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 6lk6T per cent Sterling
exchange irregular with actual business in
bankers bills 81 s.. .S33O1 -S335 for demand and
ct 81 79500 1855 for sixty-dsy bills. Posted
rates 81 SOY 81 and S4S4la. Commercial
bills. S479&. Bar silver. 6T7sc. Mexican dol
lars. 52isc. Government bonds weak; railroad
bonds irregular
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Flour and Farinaceou, Goods.

FLOUR-Califo-nia Family Extras S4 46J0
81 usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81. .406l4 10
Oregon and Washington. s3.5O64 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. S5 % per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. s3.75; Rye Meal. $3.50; Rice
Flour, IS; Corn Meal $275; extra Cream do.
S3 10: Oat Meal. 81 5004. 10; Oat Groats, 81 10;
Hominy $3.T5@4: Buckwheat Flour. 450@
40; Cracked Wheat: ss.75: Fartna $3.50;
sI@s; in sacks. s6.5Oa7 80 Rolled Wheat
bbls s4-6o; in sacks. $40; Pearl Barley. So:
Split Peas. boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
100 pounds.
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Cnsh Grain and Prorision..

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Flour. firm: No. 2
spring wIeat 7TMS2c: No. 8. 70@S1c; No. .
red I2x@7sssc: No; corn; 47Ac;. No. yell
low; sNy a @47Ac; No. 2 oats S4Ac; No. white,
6lM62c; good feeding barley, 39@4oc; fair TO
choice mailing. 44@52c: No. fax seed. 81. 03 u
No. l Northwestern. 1.10; prime timothy seed.
$3S5; clover. contract grades $12. %: short
RIBS ribs sides 1oose). $s I0Ms.so mess pork, per
t Dbl. 81; lard. per 100 lbs, sss5: short clear
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND, Sept. 2s.-clearings. ss77. .ls5;
SEATTLE Sept 2S-Clearinrs 81 3s1 147.
balances. S266, ,c25
TACOMA Sept. 2s.-clearings, 1884 1888: bal
SPOKANE, Sept. 2s.-olearings, sese, ,e4s;
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81 .l2la@1.2o for poor to common and sl.25 for
FUTURES.
10 tn 1880 O'Clock Session
rDecember-S1. .0J
OATS-Were firm as usual yesterday, but
quiet, as usual on Collection day.
Good to choice Red for feed, 81 .35@ .4215 !;
common to fair. $11I1S @1.30; Red. for seed.
@e.10 per ctI.
CORN-ls still quiet. with prices stationary.
California, $l.55@1 Go for small round yellow
California White. inai: Western. 10 ar
rive - mixed $130@L3214; Yellow. s1-32l4 !;
White, S1.35 per ctl
RYE-S1.3OQ1. 321a per ctl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
London Wool saIea.

LONDON, Sept. 2s-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to IA 600 haIes
sierinoes were in active demand Crossbrr,ls
Drought out spirited competition between home
and American buyers the former taking me
dunn i and coarse grades. Faulty lambswool
declined 10 per cent below the Julv prices
Care of Good Hope supers snow whites and
whites and good greasy were Arm, out short
greasy sold in buyers favor
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Eastern Llrcstocl ,Iarlxet.

CHICAGO.-
CHICAGO. Sept observation-disclosures 1000:
steady; beeves. $3.S5@6.90 cows and heifers
$l.60@5.10: stockers and feeders $2.65@4 so;
westerns. S3.55G3.50: calves. $6.256S %.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: strong to shade
higher; mixed and butchers, $6.3066.671h: good
heavy, SO. 35@6.6719; rough heavy, IS. s566 Is
light S635@6 65: pigs. $560@6.35
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: steady: sheep. sa750
545; lambs S49007 so
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.-on the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady.
crealneries 10@24c; dairies 17@2ohc; eggs.
steady; at mark, cases included. 14@1Sc: hrsts.
zoe; prime firsts 21%c; extras, 24c; cheese,
firm, 12L 0R12Xc
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Meat Market.

DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-5Q6c for Steers and 4hQ5Ac Tor
Cows.
yEAI-s1z @sc for large and s@s16c FOR
small
MUTTON -sG1oc for wethers and sh@e15c
for Ewes.
LAMBS-1OM11c.
DRESSED HOGS-S01Oc
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less 30 per
cent shrlnkage for Cattle:
CATTLE Steers. 6Ac per ID for No. and
061a for No 9: Cows and Heifers. SC; No.
Cows. 4Ee: thin Cows. 4c.
CALvES-4A 041zc per ID for light, 31z 14c
Tor medium and 3631sc for heavy gross weighu-
SHEEP-Wethers,, AZ G5c per ID; Ewes. AZ
44hc (gross weight
LAMBS-4% G5c per ID.
HOGS-125 TO 250 lbs. 615c per ID: under IN
lbs. ca @6Ee: 25O lbs and over. 666Ac: Bears
% per cent. Stays 3O940 per cent and Sows 10
42O per cent or from above quotations
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st. Louis wool Mnrket

ST. LOUIS, Sept. .-wOOI-Steady. Me-
dium grades. combfng and clothing 24G26c.
light fine. 1s@2lc; heavy fine, 14@17c; tub
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Bank CIearings.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-Thc following t,hIe
complied by Bradstreet. shows the bank clea r
ings at the principal cities sor the week ended
September q, with the percentaze of Incrssss
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Family Retail Market.

The markets are stnl literally supplied with
food products and the leading descriptions are
selling at normal prices. the only noteworthy
change from the last report being an advance
In full-weight squares of Butter. Poultry Is
stu plentiful and Meats and Fish are stlii
selling at the familiar quotations.
COAL pEn rrc,>-
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. -wheat-CIub
6fsaoSe; fs eE d6auestem, 6sG69c; red, 62Ge3c; val
WASHINGTON.
| TACOMA. Sept. 2S.-wheat-Unchanged
biuestem, 69c; club, Gee: red, &c.
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Copditton of the Treasary.

wasUINGTON. Sept. 29-Today's Treasury
statement: Available cash balances. S21s, $50 :
T28: gold coin and bullion. 1922, 2,s5s,o<i; gold
certificates, $43. .05S. 15o.
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ard; Grape Fruit. s25o@3-50; Lines $1,000. 20 so.
TROPTf,AI FRrITS-Bananas. Ioce0Sl,oO pei
bunch for Hawaiian and 50 2505 Tor Oene1A
American. Pineannles. 81 50Q5 per dozen-
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

The China took out for Hongkong a treasure
list Of ss420 in Mexican dollars and $2oS0 in
gold dust.
LOCAL
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Total. Canada. IS 71.sI4,386 JOS
sNot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
s.Not included in totals. Comparisons IN
complete.
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HIDE. TaIlor, wool and Hops.

HIDEs-Cuiis and brands sell about 1a41e
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers 13cs
medium 121he: light. 12kc; Cow Hides. 1211e
for heavy and 125sc for light; Stags sac s salt
l5c: dry Hides. 22lsc: dry Kip, zoe; dry Calf
24c: Sheepskins. shearings, 2o@4oc each; H.. short
Wool. 506SOc each: medium, 90c 0ug
Wool. s1-250i IS: Horse Hides, salt, 25
for large and 81 IS for medium. So 25 foW All
and SOC for Colts: Horse Hides dry. S202- . Tor
large and 81 J0G1.75 for medium. S1-25 for
small and 4Oc for Colts Deerskins-Dry Maxi-
can, 523S5c; dry salted Mexican. 24426cs dry
Angoras, roc: extra large do. S1-25; large. Doc :
medium 35e; small 25c.
IN cans and drums. Ac less; No. 2. 315 94es
Grease. 262hc.
WOoL-Fail cIip-san Joaquin and Southern.
768c: fall Lambs. 81 H13c: Northern. do. IA
015c: Humboldt and Mendocino. 10m14c: Middle
County. 7ls91oc; Northern, 119I5e; Nevada
156fSe per lb
HOPsEIsaisc per ID for 1906.
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pr,.a Fru,t.. Nut. and RaIsins.

FRUITS-Apricots. 13617e per ID; EsFXI
rated Apples spot "a Gt7c; do, sundrie1, 5533g q "
SectarineS white and Red lie; Figs. Whlte.
2Z64c: do. Black. 363%c; pitted fiamss
Zoe: Prunes. 21s G2i1e. 4-sze BASIS anu 'eso77o
IRA RsIsISSIisoe crop-seeded. "a 9el5c; Loose
Muscatels. 415e Sc and sac for hi. am =
Sultanas. 415c: Thompson Seedless. 59oAe ror
unbleached and S011c for bleached; 1mpenal'
clusters 6-crown $3.50; Dehesa. clusters. D
crown. 81: fancy clusters. 4-erown. SloOgI- oOs
London Layers 3-crown. $11J4lZOi LONDON
LAYERS 2-crown. $1.O501.10
NUTS-19O0 cr0p--Almonds- Nonpareils y. =
alsc: l. x L. 160161<c: Ne Plus Ultra 10t3
a 8i8c. brakes. 13An14c: Languedocs, l3c; ana
Golden State. I25ac per n. Walnuts-Sort sne,,.
ifi5c for No / and she for No ?: hard-sheli.
lie for No I and SC for No. p Catrornia
Italian Chestnuts 1561715c per ID.
HONEY-15c per.lb for bright comb and lz0
13c for amber O:~extracfed. 512 Q0c.
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Provfsions.

No further changes in prices are reported.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1411c per 10 Tor
Ice for extra light and 21e FOR sugar-cured;
Dry Salt Hides. 13c; Bellies. 13Ee; East
ern Sugar-cured Hams. 17c: California
Hams. f6c: Mess Beef. 50 per Dbl; extra Mess.
SO so: Family SO; prime Mess Pork. S16.50;
pigs Feet So: Smoked Beef. 14c per ID
fARD-Tierces quoted at TIC for California
compound Sc for Eastern compound and 11o
for pure: half barrels. pure. IKE: lob tins.
fi%e: 5-lb tins 1116c: Bib tins. 12c.
COTTOLENE@On half barrel. 9&c; three
haIf-barrels csc: one tierce. 95ac; two tierees,
9hc; 1--WE tierces. 9Ac, -
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London Closing Stocks.

BIT SlIF''-oTPHuy- y I'D PCT ounce.
Aoncy-4i5 per cent.
The rate Of discount in tie open marker 70,
slsort bills is AZ percent and for three months
bills Al per cent.
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Ducks. each -. .600SS
Geese. each. 81 50M1. Z =
Goslings Isl. 50@1-15
Pigeons. pair -. 500 W
Squads. per pair 4O@00
Hare. each -...-02a
Rabbits. each. ..--020
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SIP! s11;l!ah@1.2o for poor to common and sl.a5 for
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It's Just the Merchandise you want
and need today, at a fraction OF ITS
real palue.
NOVELTY WASH GOODS


From last season, embracing a large
line of Dimities, Batistes, Grenadines,
etc. The values were exceptional at the
former price. as all these goods have
been advanced in the markets this sea-
son. For convenience in selling we
have divided them into lots. Those
sold at 1Oc and 15c, in the Great Re-
organization r
Those sold at 19c and Csc, in the Great
Reorganization M
Sale lVk
IT'S VALUES LIKE THESE YOU
WILL FIND ALL THROUGH THE
HOUSE.
Persian Lawns and India Linons.
"A large lot Of 15c and 171ac value
Persian Lawns and India Linons, new
clean, sheer, beautiful fabrics, in the
Great Reorganization 01r
Sale at.......................y2 l
TABLEcLoTHs,
all linen, with pattern border, am
pie size for the ordinary family table,
seating six people, sold at $3.50, in
the Great Reorganization 40
Sale 49,. 49,. -. 49,. eLC
= - -
A finer cloth, larger size, that was
excellent value at IS, now in the
Great Gree REORGANIZATION 1.h
LINEN TABLE DAMAsk,
70 inches wide, handsome patterns
white as the driven snow" and
make the table look very pretty, sold
at 5()c in the Great 40
Reorganization Sale at..... .CCI
All Linen Table DamaSk.
Pure flax and full two yards wide,
satin finish, in most attractive pat
terms, sold at $1.25, in the OIL
Great reorganization Sale % l2L
TABLE NAPKINS,
every thread linen, extra large size,
pretty patterns, sold at $2.98, very
Special price in the Great co
Reorganization Sale ... ...I.O0
MERcERIzED WAIsTINGs
SpeciaIvalues in quality and price, sold
at CSC, also good for children's dresses
and boys SUITS in the Great r..
Reorganization Sale Ck
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Ladies' Walking Skirts

made Of Melton Cloth in round
length, unlined, with five rows OF
heavy, corded stitching, around at the
knee, hang we'll, stylishly cut, sold at
$500, In the Great Or
Reorganization Sale ..... ..Cz y
It's prices like these we expect to
move this stock at once.
We have assembled large lot of
all the odd Skirts in one place in the
house and marked them at a fraction
Of their former price, or value
All Skirts in this lot sold 40
at $3.50 and $500, now -. 40
$500 and $500 q 40
SklrtS 80. AsI
See the odd Skirts now on sale at
these Sacrifice prices.
LADIES, AND MISSES
WALKING SKIRTS,
Black and Navy Blue Mohairs and
the new Grey Mixtures, stylishly
made with full box and knee plat eff
Sale Sale Price sSussa .,s... ..... 3.Y0
TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS
made of Changeable Silk with Accor-
dion Plated rufles, the best $500 I'm
derskirt on sale in the city, in the
Great Reorganization n no
Sale ........ -. -. $3.50. 20
BLACK sATEEN UNDERsklRTs,
amply cut with wide rufie, 75c values,
R K 5hs dssst Sale, ........ 49c
Skirts sold for IT,
CSC, now ..... -. .........l Ck
Skirts sold for nCn
S1.48, now go. -. $500. 9Ok
4 Skirts sold for 4 En
s4.25, now ........ -. 49,. eOU
Skirts sold for no
LACE CURTAINS
J Nice, pretty patterns, button hole edge,
/ good values at 75c, in the 40.
Great Reorganization Sale ....49k
* sILKoLINEs
Yard wide in rich attractive colorings
y for Draperies and Home Decorations,
sold at 121sc, in the Great III
reorganization Sale .........../2C
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This step is made necessary by the
phenomenal growth of the business.
Zone man cannot do it ALL
Therefore Mr.. Phillips has determined
to associate With himself. four experience
ed, we'll known gentlemen Of this city III
stock company to take. over the Big
Store. By the agreement with the incoming
stock holders, the imff1ense stock on hand
Must be reduced one-ha1f.
To accomplish this III the remaining
few days of February
Everything in the House is
MARKED DOWN
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Girls Jackets

Girls Jackets
Very pretty little Garments. strong
serylceable, good looking \ material &
Well made, with fancy trimming Sold
from $1.98 to $500. In the Great Re-
organization Sale, ~
lf1fahts' Medium Long
Clocks
In very pretty colorsl Some trimmed
with Fur Sold at $1.19 to s148 In
the great Reorganization ~
osie at -. -. 80. O1k
GIRLS JACKETS.
Neat, we'll made, good wearing gar
ehys I0r inc present season. Most
beautifully trimmed, warm and sery.
ssaDle. IN q large variety at mate
ilais ana colors. Sold at $3.50 to Sc.
Al 70 De closed out In the Great Re.
a ct saeh. Sale 1 70
GIRLS COATS.
Good, warm, serviceable mater,a,
Long cut with or without belts. peck.
ets; Well made and stylish fitting. Sold
At 20 TO $3.50, In the Great q 40
reorganization Sale at. ...Z.y0s
GIRLS FINE LONG COATS
warm. bright. attractive dressy col.
ors, IN fine Melton Cloths and Fancy
Weaves. deliberately trimmed. Wers
good values at Sc and $3.50 Now all
marked down in the Great = n1
reorganization Sale. to 6/l
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LADIES' COATS.
Long loose back, Chesterfield"
Coats, the most popular gar
ment of the season, sold at SIS,
GO IL the f sa1e a at.. $50
FINEST LADIES' COATS
Sold as high as $500, none less
than $500, made of the finest
all Wool Kerseys and Broad
cloths, satin lined, deliberately
trimmed. This line includes
all our Evening and Street
Coats. It's a sacrifice without a
parallel in Cloak Selling in OF
tumwa, all offered in the Great
Reorganization ~ En
Sale at. 49,. 49,. -. sJV
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to prices that will sell the goods iii the
time limit Low prices will do wonders
where cost and values are not considered.
LADIES' SHORT JACKETS

Most wonderful bargains in the heavy comfortable Gar
and serges We have divided them four lots and marked them
traction o. helr value me are not ne
chilly mornings Jack will
the style but will the maybe
doctor bill Grand Ma and Aunt Jane will for
looks well and will keep her Jackets SSn
that formerly sold at and a. ~
Those formerly IS and and and
The intrinsic here Come
Buy the market down. Russell Sage. This
the lowest wafer mark and bottom figures for merchandise known
in Ottumwa.
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LADIES' WOOL WAISTS

of all Wool Flannel, Mohair. Some
Silk Waists in the lot Full range Of
colors to select from In the latest
styles. Were $3.50 to $500. To close
in the Great Reorganization nOc
Sale at. -. -. VOS
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Ladles, tut length, Empire style, Winter
s s@ie p1 Es@rgani1afio" 1913.
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
WOOL filing, plain and fancy patterns
~ inches wide. In good desirable col.
ors for now. Sold at 25c, soc and 35c
To clean them UP at once. we will
price them in the Great -
Reorganization Sale at &C
Dress Plaids.
For Children's Wear. Very Serviceahle
and strong. Sold at 19c and csc. In
the Great Reorganiza- a
ton Sale, at. ~. -. -. -. W
WOOL PLAlDs.
In the good patterns for Children's
School wear. Sold at SOC. In the great
Reorganization Sale, nr
al $500. -. 49,. 80. ~ IN
CASHMERE DRESS GOODS.
The colors are Brown, Tan, Royal and
Alice Blue only. Sold at ACC, in the
Great Reorganization nH
Sale, at. -. -. -. 80. Z0C
HEAVY PLAIN sUiTINas.
For Skirts, Children's Goats and Suits
for Little Men. Sold for .35c. In the
Great Reorganization Sale, ~
a.. -. 49,. 81 ~
All Wool Suitings.
Basket Twills and Fancy Weayes in
plain and dark colors. Were 69c. In
the Great Reorganization o.
Sale, at. -. -. 80. CyC
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.
Wines, Blues, Dark Purple Irridescent
Twills, As inches wide. Sold at csc.
In the Great Reorgani- ~
cation Sale at. -. AVG
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
In plain and fancy weaves. Mohairs,
Cheviots, Brocades, etc. Sold at CSC to
75c. In the Great 90
Reorganization Sale at s. JOG
SILK BRocADEs.
And Fancy Mohairs in blacks and col
ors. Elegant wearing goods Sold at
$1.00, and SLID In the Great H.
Reorganization Sale at. .... 4yC
FANCY DRESS BUTTONS.
Sold at 10c. 15c and 19c to 35c doz
Choice for dozen in the Great Re.
organization Sale. r.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-15

FINE COATS FOR GIRLS.
Long, loose back, In all Wool Ker.
seys. New rough surface materials
some satin lined and all extra we'll
tailored. worth $3.50 to $1,000. In tha
Great Reorganization Sale ~ -
NEWEST RAIN COATS.
For Ladies. Stylish colors, fashionable
Iuii length and Newest full sleeves
Sold at $3.50. In the Great q ~
REORGANIZATION Sale, at H.
DRESSING sAcouEs.
Fine. All Wool, warm Eiderdown in
attractive colors. So very nice for
morning and house wear. They are
pretty and will look well on Won So
see them. Sold at 69c to $1.98. A good
assortment No reservation. They
will 30 In the Great ~
Reorganization Sale, at 0yC
LADIES' WAISTS
made Of White Mercerized Wasting
Black and Navy Blue Sateens. includ-
ing q few all Wool material. Were 98c
to $A5O. Choice now in the Great Re.
organN ftion Sale, y- =. ff1c
at. Nj u rhiRsh. -
The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
DINING Car.

" ". ATTERBUkN, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager PassT TTarC Manager.
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.