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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-28
n. N. r. r. TIME TABLE.

Connections at CObre.
For the West, Train NO. D, 20 p Al
For the East, Train NO. 4, lz:oz D. Ill
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-28
FREE BUS TINE CARD.

Free bus service between Ely Ci'y
and Ely is as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-28

Shelter production
(Lake copper and
fine copper con-
tent or blister) ...............
Mine produc-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

New Orleans, Jane l2.-'An euort
made BY Special Commissioner Smith.
Of the Panama canal commission, 70
make an Arrangement Tor shipp.ng
southern skilled labor % the canal VIA
New Orleans. fsi,ed Of results Mr.
saith offered to pas tie Uaited Fruit
company Ss5 per passepEer tor sucA
4orkor. ha, iae reauship company
dla not sccspt AZ pssreat an saca
labor goes tarcssh New York, max
IL II s.seai, Is afas lrsn ga saaia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
Union Employees Make Demand.

Detroit, June 10. -At mass meet
ing OF 2 800 members OF the local
street Railway Mems union Tuesday t,
the men voted TO give the Detroit
unned railway As hours In which to
either grant their recent demand for
IS cents cents per hour. or submit the
question to arbitration. Failure to
meet this demand by the company, II
Is said by the leaders among the
men, viii probabl result In a strike
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
CATlETTSDURG, Ky
TOSSED BY STORM
Scarcely a Whole Building Left
In the Town.
LIGHTING PLANT WAS DISABLED

Wires Of the Telegraph and Tele.
phone Companies a Tangled Mass.
Steamer overturns and Drifts Down
the River.
Catlettsburg, KY June IL. This
city was In total darkness Monday
night, and there is scarcely whole
Ioof, skylight or window in town.
A number OF houses were complete
.iy unroofed, and one dwelling house
was blown from It's foundations by
the most terrific storm IN the history
of this section The streets are be-
strewn with all sorts OF debris, and
the wires OF the telephone and tele-
graph companies are tangled mass
The electric lighting plant was
smashed by the falling Of the smoke
stack, and win be disabled for sew
eral days
No casualties have as yet been re-
ported.
The Cando, river steamer, was
turned over on its side. and it went
down the river with the current
The Emma Marie went to her as
sistance. but could not land ner.
She was valued at Sc, 600.
The roof was blown from the coun-
ty court mouse, the Methodist Episco-
pal church. the Meek Printing com
panys building and a number OF other
buildings.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
DYING LOWE
WEEDS His Kentucky sweetheart and
Expires.

WEEDS His Kentucky Sweetheart and
Expires.
louisville, Ky. June 12-Two days
before the date set for his wedding to
Miss Elizabeth Dallam Burnett, the
daughter Of a prominent Louisville at
torney, Robert Horner, son OF Sam
uel Horner. Philadelphia mult1mil-
liona;re, passed away at Norton Me-
mortal infirmary here Sunday after
noon. A carbuncle, for which he
had been operated upon, was the
cause of death, blood poisoning de-
veloping.
Realizing that death was near, Mr..
Horner requested that the marriage
ceremony be PERFORMED, and, lying on
his bed OF pain. ne was united in
wedlock to Miss Burnett some Ave
hours before the end came. His
dying words were a request that his
brother, Robert Homer. take care OF
the widowed bride. Horner was 20
years of age and manager OF ce-
ment company here in which his faith
er is interested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

New York. June 2.-Dr hAl 20
Bsrgo EehoA. consul genera y.
Guatemala at New York, rees''es .
notable dispatch from President -.
brera. Of Guatemala. Tuesday' re.'' p
ing that tho president h AN rEl'.
TIE consul general also Fece.'s- p
private dispatch from Guaiema-A =.
ing there was no truth IN the ',lo
OF President Csbrera's assess 80 80.
The statement nat President 80 -
"a had been killed vas made n T. -, -
patch received In the City Of N'N-
90 Sunday night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
HvzzAHs CHARGE PEOPLE.
Wine Growers Cause Serious pisor-
ders In Portions Of France.

Wine Growers Cause Serious DIsOr-
ders In Portions Of France.
Montpelier, France. June 12.-Af-
ter the announcement Of the resig-
nation OF the municipal council here
on Monday night, In accordance with
the wine growers program, the arrest
Oh a youth for carrying a banner
bearing the inscription;
March on Paris. Long Live the
Revolution led to serious disorders.
Huzzars were called out and they
charged the people repeatedly. Sew
eral persons were injured, and calm
was only restored by the release OF
the prisoner.
Marcelin Albert. the leader OF the
movement, has issued a circular 10
an the committees inviting them to
take united action, in obedience 10
the recommendations OF the Argylliers
committee. and to employ only peace
full, lawful means. adding;
"No disorders or violence. The
hour has not yet come. We san
hope that Il Will never come.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
RoY coNFEssEs MuRDER.
Aged chlcasOsn Delivers His son to
the Police.


the Police.
Chicago. June 12-'Here is my boy
Jim. bring him to youg" said jim
Flanagan, 7s years old. to the desk
sergeant of the Deering street police
station Monday morning. Beside him
was the shrinking form Of his 2O-year-
old son.
DO you--do you-want him for kill
ing somebody" continued the father
hesitatingly.
yes, it was me; l did it," sobbed
the lad. Il stabbed John S1nder, but
he kept picking on me and then tried
to hit me and / just got mad" he
continued. Il pulled my knife, but
did not strike to kill him. / just bit
at him with the knife and then he
fell down and ran away"
For two hours the police had been
investigating the death OF John Sin
der, 20 years old, whose body was
found at the corner Of Thirty eighth
and Wood streets at dawn. A deep
knife wound over. his heart told the
story of a murderous assault, but
no one knew who mad committed the
deed.
James Flanagan, a laborer, VINO
lives at SSD9 Lincoln street. heard Of
the finding of the body through neigh
borLood gossip. He knew that Sim
der and his boy were acquaintances,
anil that they went to the same dances
aud going to the room of his son he
questioned him.
The younger man answered with
monosyllables which aroused the sus-
piclon Of his father. He picked up
one OF the garments of the boy, who
was stlll in bed. There was blood
on It. The lad was made to dress
and accompany his father to the sta
ton house. where he made confes-
sioE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
HOWARD GOULD MAY
START COUNTER SUIT
Quarter Of a Million Alimony
Too Much For Defendant.
WOULD SETTLE AT s,OO, 900 YEAR

Friend Of Mr.. Gould Is Quoted as
Saying that Howard Could Not and
Would Not Entertain Mrs. eOuIds
Demand.
New York, June 12.-Announce-
ment was made Tuesday thai Howard
Gould is considering the ACCESSIBILITY
OF starting a counter suit for sepera-
ton against his wife. Such an action.
he thinks, would lessen the chances
of Mrs. Goulds obtaining a court de-
cree for alimony of $3.50. 600 a year
One OF Mr.. Gould's friends is quot
ed as saying that Mr.. Gould would be
willing to set aside a sufficient sum
for the support of his wife, but that
he could not and would not enter
tain the demand for quarter Of a
million dollars a year.
He thought 1t likely that Mr.. Gould
would be willing to give mis- wife
500, 600 a year alimony and felt sure
that Mr.. Gould would consent to set
tie the suit on that basis, although
Mr.. Gould had never said so directly
Briefs Of the argument between De-
Lancy Nicoll, attorney for Howard
Gould and Clarence ]. Shearn, coun-
sci for Mrs. Gould. were submitted
Monday to Supreme Court Justice Nc
Call, and decision is looked for in a
few days. This argument took place
last Thursday and was on a motion
by Mr.. Nicoll to strike out three al
legations from Mrs. Goulds bill OF
complaint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
kILLEo N AUTO SMASH.
Car Was Running 30 Miles an Hour,
Il 10 Claimed.

Car Was Running 30 Miles an Hour,
II 10 Claimed.
New York, June - drumming 40
miles an hour along a dark stretch Of
the ocean parkway near Coney island
an automobile with seven race track
men aboard struck the back of q Vic
torla carrying two men and two young
women Sunday night, when all hands
were kayly returning from the city al
ter aSmerry night at the shore.
Under the motor car, which turned
a complete somersault one man was
crushed to death and another fatally
injured. The remaining i've, tossed
In al directions, we're MANNED and
cut.
OF the Victoria party every one
likewise was hurled into the road and
hurt. The women had to be carried
into nearby house and worked over
for an hour before they we're revived.
They are said TO be prominent social
ily, one being described as the haneee
OF Hubert Payne Drinkwater, who en-
gagged the Victoria, and who is a
wealthy English mining engineer ana
a relative OF the nobility.
The victim of the crash was Thorn
a. Henner, As years old, Of Sleeps
head Bay, a trainer for various rae
Ing stables.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

MONTGOMERY. Ala. June -.
Davis. white. shot Columbus
fhews uegro, Tgestay H''-.--
lust IN time % save his oar
The negro vas iust tanaln
shotgun 10 shaoi Davis rheu 'a
Ter hred hlting fm ~
A brother 81 ne DEAD ntE1' l's
captores e. Tref oe caerss
deFta4 bis siis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

Guthrie. OKLA lane le.-in ne
democratic primarlsi c. " Haskell,
o. Muskosee iad r.. for governor
received a uaipritv % il.ea3 over Zee
Csuce o. Ar8ngtc. arc q. u, Owen
o. MusooEce. fns Ray a. Hosr.ar
81 Casllier, i've soea nomlesiea 50
United States scnstru ~ maieri6es
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
aslask Hand" Demands Ransom.

New Orleans. June I2.-sSix thou
sand dollars was demanded as ran
som Monday for S-ysar-old Walter
Lanena, son OF a well-to-do ltaHsn
undertaken. The boy disappeared two
days ago. a1s tse poNce have vain
~ searched for him The demand
for ransom money. Ia letter signed
BLACK Hand vas their arst cleW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
President Returns TO Washington.

Washington. June lz.-President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and party. who
attended the Georgia day ceremonies
Monday at he jamestown exposition !,
arrived at the Washington navy yard
at 1880 a. m. Tuesday on board me
converted yacht Maynower. The trip
from tue exposition 10 Washington
VAS without sneelal Incident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
rARsArs AoAINsr AMgRIcANs.
investigation by commodors Follam,
Of eunboat Marietta.


Puerto CorteE, Honduras, June j.
via New orleans, June i2-Threats
OF violence against foreigners, espe-
cially Americans. after the departure
OF the American gunboats now patrol
ing the Honduran coast, have caused
An Investigation by Commodore Full
lam, Of the Marietta.
The situation appeared serious
enough to warrant letter from Com
uiander Fullam addressed to j, NJ.
Mitchell. Jr. , United States consul
lar agent at San Pedro, In the interi-
or. where most OF the threats had
been made Commander FHllam called
attention To the FAC, that the hrst ar
rest and detention on board the Ma
rietta had been that OF an American
for being drunk. lie cited this as an
example OF American good faith IN
carrying out a policy OF protecting
everybody alike.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

Lexington. Ky, June l2.--Corset
stays saved the life OF Mahssa Cole
man when she was cut in a free-for-
all fight by Mat Lewis Lewis used
dirk and the woman was seriously
injured. The steel stays, howvere,
prevented the blade from penetrating
her abdomen deep enough 70 prove
fatal. .---..--
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
Eutauslsd in Ropes, Asrouaut browns

kWN8NNSANA w ~ NtfN~N
Granite Falls, MINI, June H.
Entangled in the ropes Of his para
chute Jonn Puepura. an aeronauJ OF
Utica. N. Y. met death by drowning
In the Minnesota river, near this
point. Puepura, who was employed
by a carnival company that has been
operating here. assembled at 8 o'clock
IN the evening. The wind carried the
balloon up the river. and whoa he had
traversed about half mile the aero
naut detached the pAeaehute In
some unexplained manner his arms
and legs became entAnglsd in the
ropes and when II parachute struck
the water Puepura was unable 10 save
himself and was drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
DRAGGED TO DEATH BY MULE
Peculiar and Shocking Death Of Ala
bama Farmer.

Troy, Ala, June 12.-Jim AIleu'
a we'll known farmer. was killed 81
his home near Orion, in pscu'iA
manner. He had been working ID
the field and had started TO roe
mule home to dinner. The mule u
came frightened and when Mr., Ai'ea
attempted TO jump, his foot eausa' y
the harness. and the mule ran -.
dragged him mile before the sn'H1'
vas stopped. -
Physicians we're summoned' 0u' =
no avail. Mr. Allen soon eA9''''
from his injuries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

Ottawa. June i2 The Catholic
church of the sacred Heart. one Of
the finest vdihces IN this city vAe
sesroyei h, fred MONDAY ulgat. lae
ehnrch ooal lgl1 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13
REMARKABLE CONSPIRACY.
Firemen Rewarded for Extinsuishins
Fires They Themselves Started.

Firemen Rewarded for ENt'n9u'shIh9
Fires They Themselves Started.
Berlin, June IA series Of 70
fires in Siebenlehn, Saxony, extend
ing from 1896 to 1906. by which So
houses were burned, has been traced
to the volunteer brigade there
Certain evidence given in a Local
lawsuit put the police on the track 81
the incendiaries, and 1t was found
that the chief traders and The artisans
and the burgomaster we're the heads
Of the conspiracy.
The firemen were periodically re-
warded for heroic conduct for extin-
gushing fires which they themselves
had started.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

manager and national president OF the
Bunker Hill mine, which was blown
up by the striking miners in 1899
The prosecution attaches much I'm I.
portance to this part Of Orchards
testimony. A number Of witnesses
were here from San Francisco and
testified in support Of the attempt on
Bradley's life.
Climax 70 Dramatic Rehearsal.
AS in the rest Of his cross examin-
alton, Orchard, under the fire OF
questions has only strengthened his
direct testimony as to the San Fran
cisco story He vent into the most
minute details and gave the names OF
a dozen people who can confirm OF
deny. For instance, he has said
where he bought the strychnlne for
the milk. whore ne bought the gun
powder, haw and where he got money
from Pettibone and the names of SER
wants. He took the cook to the the
alter, he said, in order to find out
from her the habits OF the household
and the climax of his dramatic re-
iiearsal was how he placed the strych-
nine In the milk, that by his own adj
mission might have poisoned baby
tbs mother. three women servants
and Fred Bradley Mr.. Richardson
facetiously remarked that perhaps he
tried to poison the cook because she
did not like the play to which he took
her, The joke relieved the minds OF
the jury and the spectators, Who had
Up 10 that moment been wrought up
to a pitch Of horror for the man who
could no coolly tell of his cold-blood-
ed Indifference to the consequences OF
this attempt to reach the man who had
opposed union labor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

Orchard Has Claimed that Adams Was
iis Partner IN Many Of His Most
Desperate Undertakings, Such as
Slowing UP Independence Depot.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Mems Furnishings Dent.

20 Mems Fogrin-Hand Ties, navy blue with
white polka dots Reduced from 2jc % for 25c
% Mems FOur-in-Hand Ties. medium and light
gray effects. Reduced from SOC 10 sc each.
~ Mems Coiored Neglige Shirts with separate
cuffs mostly dark colors; soicd. sizes Ii, Is I5k,
and l6'2. Reduced from SL00 20 SOC each
50 Mems Neglige Shirts, plain and plated fronts.
cuffs attached and detached. light effects: soile1 .
sizes lil4 l5's, Is, and I5i. Reduced from s. 90
and SIS 10 6jc each
$ Mems Neghge Shirts. plaiD fronts cuffs al
t9ched or detached; light effects. mostly al sUiled
sizes a. g. l6, I'ls and ls Reduced from SL5
% DC each.
Mems Tcry Cloth Bath Robes. white ground
with eauary-colored figures and spots: soiIed Re.
Guced from $50 70 S275 each.
80 pairs Mems Fancy Sox Isle thread and cot
tou-ends Of several lines: sizes 10 lgi4 and Il
Reduced from sc and 55c 20 8 pairs for 50c
80 pairs Mems Fancy Lisle Thread S0x. mostly
light U1ys with figures and stripes; sizes gl5
lOz, and II. Reduced from Soc % pairs for 8 20
- Soft Hats. ia young mems shapes: Cravs and
blacks-ends Of several lines, an sizes in the l6t
Reduced from $50 and 500 10 5Jc each
Main fo5r-F St
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Patent COtShOeS

We offer at a very special price a
new line Of Women's Patent Colt
Blucher Shoes. They have welt
soles and are made on one of this
seasons newest and smartest lasts.
with an attractive new heel. Suit
able for street or house wear.
Special price, $2.75 a pair.
Regular price, $500 a pair.
Also a small lot Of Women's Pat
ent Leather Lace and Button Shoes.
some with cloth tops, others with
dull kid tops. Made on a very popu-
lar last, of the best materials. A
rare bargain if ones size is here.
The following sizes are represented :
Ass. 4. "a. 5. 81. S. and 64A-s. s;s.
T. a. 5, 81 6, 6iz. and lbs. 81. T. ~. So.
D. and 6i2 C-3's, T. ~. 5, 81. G, and Ga D.
Special price, $2.25 a pair.
Regular prices, $3.50, $500, and
$500.
Third hoor-Teuth s.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
DIPLOMAT FACTORY BUSY.
State Department. Provides Schoo
for WOuId-be ConsuIS.


Down in the basement Of the State
Department, Uncle Sam is running a
diplomat factory.
In about thirty days ne will export its
first output Some months ago a large
number Of the would-be consuls Of the
United States were subjected 10 a severe
examination. Many fiunked, but a sufi-
eient number got good enough grades
to be given appointments. Under the re-
organization Of the consular service. by
which it is planned to promote young
sters 10 well-paying jobs, it was decided
10 bring the vintage Of 1907 20 Washing
ton TOR special instruction.
Every day one Of the bureau chiefs
marches into the schoolro0m and delivers
long lecture on citizenship. accounts.
the Constitution, and official etiquette
Ihe embryo statesmen must listen and
appear Interested. for it may be that the
Instructor Of to-day may be the Official
booster, or execuuoner, in future years
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
WILL VISIT GREAT FALLS.
I. VI. c. A. Members Plan Outing for
This Evening.

The fall roundup" Of the members
and friends Of the Y NJ. c. A.. will be
held this evening, if the weather will
permit, at Great Falls. a special train
has been secured for the trip It will
leave Georgetown bridge at 1880 O'clock.
The Annual September Outing" OF
the boys department is to be held TO.
morrow at Pierce's Mills in Rock
Creek.
The feature of fine programme is
to be team competition for a hand
some shield, on which the names of
the winners will be inscribed. Every
boy will be placed on some team and
given a chance to contest in the field
events.
The crowd will leave the Y NJ c. A.
Building at $3.50, and the boys will carry
lunch and car fare.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

uesses 20 testify 20 the need Of every
woman for knowing how 70 look after
that which belongs 10 her. There are
plenty Of women who openly express re-
for the work they have been forced 10
do. The routine Of work In any line IS
is such that general training would meet
al requirements, and Fl IS a pity that
il IS not always available.
BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Boys Furnishings Dent.

i Bows DUCK Hats. in various styles Reduced
from &c aud 2c 20 Joe each
Z BOYS Duck Hats Reduced from SOC 20 a5r
each.
l5 BOYS Woolen Golf Caps; all sizes Reduced
from 30, ard 7jc 20 pc each
Boys Madras Blouses; sizes aud 4. Reduod
from SOC 20 25c each
p BOYS Fine Madras B.5uses; soiIed and
MUSscdi sizes 3 10 g. Reduced from SO9 10 50r
each.
Z pairs BOYS Linen ard Khaki Wash Bloome-
Pants; sizes 3 aud T. Reduced from 75c 10 20
pair
il P3rs BOYS. Wool Separate Pants. sizes z 3.
10. and t. Reduced from Sl00 90 SOC pair
Third Ioor-Tcuth st.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
China Sends Its Thanks

Yuan Shih-Kai, viceroy Of ChihrH
province. for the Chinese government, has
formally expressed his appreciation to the
American government of the cordial re-
ception extended 10 Col. Ii Ting-Hain
and the officers who attended the naval
and military display at the jamestown
Exposition
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
$3.Q5 each. Value, 5000.
And these remnants 4:

Allu tneSe remnants.
CHARTERED Oak Dresser Reduced from 5000 "a
s323
CHARTERED Oak Morris Chair hair-flled re.
Verslble cushions. Reduced from $500 20 $3.50
odd Mahogany Seftee upholstered IN silk dam
ask. ReGuced from 5000 TO 1885,
l odd Mahogany Setree. upholstered in silk tap
es;ry. Reduced from 5000 10 SI595
Large Mahogany Rocker leather seat and hack
Reduced from $500 % SlI75
Solid Mahogany Dining Room Chairs. with re-
movable leather seats. Reduced from $3.50 "a
$50 each
Mahogany Armchair, TO match the above chairs.
Reduced from $500 10 Sl2O0
Spiece Parl0r Suite; neat design Reduced from
$500 70 S29.75.
Solid Mahogany Serving Table. with glass cab
met on top for chafing dish; lock and key. Re
ducCd from 5000 10 S22In
Golden Oak China Closet. shelves Reduced
from Sl1.09 10 Sl2g
Child's Solid Mahogany stowaway or Tov
Trunk, with bird's-cye maple sides. Reduced from
$500 to $685.
Folding Gocarts, with reclining back Re
duced from $50 10 S295 each.
Small Rattan Go-cart. with reclining bacs
slightly damaged. Reduced from $500 to $50.
Sixth hoor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
Mems Clothing Dept.

Z pairs Mems Separate Trousers. summer weight
ends u fine lines: all sizes IN the lot Reduced
from $500 and 500 % s. 95 pair
u pans Mems Lightweight Summer Trousers.
IN neat stripes; all sizes in the lot. Reduced from
500 to $3.50 pair
Mems Odd Vests. Of chevi0ts worsteds and
cassimeEes; sizes 81. s., IS. and 10. Reduced to SOC
each
Main foor-Tcnth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-20
S4.25 each. Value, $500.
And tleSe remnants =.
Friday Bargains in
Muslin Underwear.

4 lot Of Womcn's Night Gowns,
made Of good quality cambrics,
nainsooks, and muslins, and in sev-
eral styles. including high. low, and
Y neck. Some have long, some short
sleeves, and they are variously trim
med with lace. embroidery, tucks,
beading. and ribbon.
THIS lot Of gowns represents the
odds and ends Of several lines which
we have Withdrawn from stock and
offer at the uniform
Special price, 69c each.
Value, SI.Oo.
Also a lot of New Black Taffeta
Silk Petticoats, made with deep
founce trimmed with fine shirring
and finished with narrow full rufie.
Special price, S3.95 each.
And these remnants:
70 Womu's Naiusook Gowns. yoke back and
front trimmed with valeuc.eunes lace insertion .
low round neck, trimmed with valeuciennes lace
beading, and ribbon short flowing sleeves Of val
CncIcuucs lace Insertion. Reduced from s. . 10
80 each
Il pairs Women's Cambric Drawers. trimmed
with rUics of fine embroidery and clusters 4 hem
stitched tucks. Reduced from Sc u sac pair
Il Wameu's Cambrc Corset Covers low neck
fun front. trimmeI with narrow embroidery edg
ing. beading and ribbon Refused from SOC 70 s,
each.
Third fO0T-EIevCuth 81.