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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 19, 1890 · page 2

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our success upon '

themarkstatlorda , osocon or

poo is may know that they are buyin ' .
whataroadvernldedtobeperfectandweare notaasham-
endorse every article as being without a blemish-

And as for our competitor’s kind advice, we duly up re-
‘ d‘havo well considered it. We haven't the slig est

flare!" this would-be competitor’s ideas and expectations of

M51! ‘ withnsasa‘ ider withafly. But sword in time,
’t uild your can 6 too high for we shall turn it over with

a doubt. . It may be a long-fought battle but if life permits

shalldo it- _

For "Remember we are buying dollars worth where you

we be 'ng cents wort .” ‘
A; Mr our prices they are at the present time cheaper, at
Meanings price marked than yours wOuld be to give away
a chrome. And now that .we have heard from our dearly-
“ed little com etitor far the first timewe will proceed to

’ , until er notice. “For remember we are buying
dellars worth where yen are buying cents worth.”

Gent’s F urmshmgs. .

_ In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
supply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
French Flannel and Silk Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity,

t' prices ranging from 25c to 83.00 each.

Also “Gordon” sashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c
82.25.

. Also all the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 25c to 1.25.
inanember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth. .

‘ ‘Ladies', Gent’s and Children’s Outing Gaps in all styles
ran ' from 19:; to 500. All styles of Canvas, Silk and

erbelts from 150 to 75¢.
Also a fine line of Gent’s'cheap and fine grades of under.
wear always on hand. Prices guaranteed.
‘fBembember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents wort ” , .
Best known fabrics for this season of the car are Outing
lan‘nels for Tennis and Seaside suits, of whic we have just
urchased one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
sell at ‘10c per yard, never before sold less that 16c.
. . A new supply of Challies just received at 70, 14c and 16c

‘_ yard, Most desirable styles ever exhibited Actually
150, 25c and 35c.

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SAMES. SATINlts. SAT] ‘ ' 8.

A choice line of Salinas, all new, handsome styles, . ht
to sell lgr 25c per yard. Will place on sale at once, at : 5e
per yar . .

Crinkled Seersucke .

Another good material for summer wear. They aro'very
scarce this mason, but after great didiculty have secured charge
quantity best uslitiea and very handsome styles at the very
low figure of 1 lo yd. '

[mm SALE {11? hummus}

150 diflerent styles of Flouncings in Cambric and Swiss.
Don’t buy Flouncings anywhere else but of us, for we on selh
ing them at half the manufacturer’s cost. , ‘

“Remember we are buying dollars worth where ya are
buying cents wort ” ‘ '

PARABOLS! BARASOLSI

Again we make mention of our Parasol stock that we are
selling with so much success at rices far below our comnctit -
are as follows: $1.25, $1.33, 1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.74 etc.

DOhESTICS andDRESS GINGEAMS.

Fruit ofithe Loom no
Lonsdale,

Continental C,

Lonsdale Cambric.

Dwight Anchor, ,
Good Unbleached Muslin for - 5c
1 case of A ron Ginghams die yd
Prices olding good until further notice.

Scotch Ginghams, of. which we have a large varitt ol
elegant styles, never have we asked over 18c, but will sellythe
same as long as they last tor Hie."

American extras at

American specials at

Best quality fine French Percale at

DRESS GOODS.

Best all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c. Remember these
we guarantee to be all wool and worth 50¢ per yd.

The celebrated Adonis Hair Curler for 25c, far in thc lead
of anything ever advertised;

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their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit

THE “HEAT

For instance. 'We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cereal to a large number of householders in this city. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this

KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES

Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
ofler you

EXTRA Ellill BREAIEBY. BUTTER!

200. a. 1b. 200. 3 1b.

51» Ibs.“for $1.

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meat with Germany with rows! to
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