I
‘ o,
Are you peirticular about, the matter-of a patient lit‘l if
you are not; you certainly ought to’be. ' There is only, one
sort of fit about a suit" of clothes that deusn’t sit easilywitx
'is fit for nothing. If it cramps you in one place and hangs
too loosely in another, it should share the fate of every other
nuisanceait on lit to be abated.
titlious for us. . he more particular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we give to everything
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
toohooaeaplace tor holdin the Bomb-
llcan nstlomd convention I”. M
will be a lively competition (or the honor.
The cities that have already put in appli-
cations are New York, Chicago, Clucin~
natl, San Francisco, ()rnziha, Minneapolis,
Pittsburg, Detroit and Tacoma.
Already the reprewntativsa and “boom-
ers" o! thevarioua cities have arrived in
Washington. I’lltsbnrg is the latest so-
I for conventional honors. A can.
vase of that city has shown it to contain
hotel accommodations equal to, Cincin-
surmount
ticTalltofI-limasa
Vial lays has, Donner-ta Ito-
. flora lint lattice the oa'Prestdaat
'5' “low York's Governor could (lorry
' “Mint ”that flower Could Do It.
herons. Nov. 19.45. New York
.
now being raised.
anti, while afguaranteo fund of $100,”) is
If Donna Should DIO-
ALBasr, .‘lov. la—The report from Bud-
son in the event. of the death of Senator-
clcct Deane, Republican, the Democratic
board of supervisors will try to give 0s-
borue, Democrat, the certificate at election,
is denied by Attorney General 'l’nbor, who
says: ”If a majority of the votes in the re
turn from the three counties of the Fif-
teenth district were cast for Deane he will
bcdcclarcd elected,ev n if he should be
dead. Then a new cliztion would be held.”
serious III-sou cl 'l'wo tron-tors.
ALBANY. Sov. l9.——'I'he illness of SOD-r
tor Deane and Senator Harvey J. Donald
son continues to add much to the uncer-
tainty oi the present political situation.
In the case at the former very little, if any,
hope is given for his recovery. The case of
Sumter Donaldson, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is not so serious, and it
is now believed that the danger line is
passed. Both are Republicans.
tWorld (Democratic) says: “Seven years
amtwo New York Democrats were candi~
r ill“ for the nomination for president of
'33. United States. One was Grover Cleve»
, land, the other was Boswell P. Flower.
“Grammar of the state, the other
more oflco. The governor won. Neat
year New York will almost surely contain
two aspirants for the nomination. One
will then he a United States senator. The
othw will hold no ollicc. But these two
do not comprise the possibilities. There
mhoathird, and the third will then be
W. Ever since Roswell P. Flower
carried the Empire state by a majority
, which approaches and may reach 50,000,
than“ been much talk of this kind. It
income chiefly from prudent Democrats
«whom not 'on the inside' rd party or (so
tioual management."
‘ flown on I Compromtao.
”World claims that many Democrats
In! that the contest between Cleveland
and Hill may under each liable to defeat
in Blew York natal! nominated; that the
electoral vote of Saw York is essential to
Democratic soccer-t; that “the machine"
hWCleruhnd and for Hill, and that
flower as a compromise candidate would
,Wlll. Tho World adds:
1 no Pants-us Deny It.
' "Thachlafohjcctotthe Democratic party
bto nominates man whose election would
'I'o Contest Derby's Scat.
'I'lzor, X. Y.. Nov. lit-At the meeting
of the board of county canvasacrs last
night formal notice of a some» for the
seat of John II. Derby, who was elected
senator by cell nmjority.wss given and the
canvassing board authorized a committee
to take the notice of the contest with
proofs to the state board 0! canvassers.
Senator Peel (Beta - Maud-nos.
Smcrsz, x. 1“,, Nov. 19.——-Rttfus 'l'.
Peck, Republican setmtorelcct for this
‘hww assured. 1“ :3" of $318“: district, was granted a preliminary math
. ‘ no ’ w "' o damus directing the imnrd of cunvassem
-. \ the three men
of this county to declare the result. at the
canvass Ior state senator beiore Justice
George S. Kennedy.
named is the most
available! Will
not the sober sense
of the national
convention insist
upon the elimina-
tion of factioual
strife in this state
by the nomination
of Governor Flow-
er? Whothcrthcrc
\, really exist sunl-
‘ 3-3 clout basis for
' b at the stats-
“ c‘ 1' W’ meats thus given
3 a mattcrot opinion The partisans of
m Hr. Cloveland and Mr. Hill say no,
ndmy it emphatically. But the last re-
mains that many Democrats who do not
holdthoeonlidcucc of the intimate friends
um are giving serious heed to the
Nah! . outlined above, accurately or
lot.
, 'fl'uay l'roler Hill.
: molds! thing to be determined now in
Whither the impression of the "Flower
man” that Governor Hill has the dele—
gationiscorrect. To obtain deficits in-
tonationoa this point a correspondent
blamed the members of the state
committee, nearly all of whom say they
“or Bill, and that he will have the dole»
won.
We lie-d uh M's.
law YORK. Stir. 19,—Coogrsssman
M I". Crisp, of Georgia, who is scan-
didato for the speakmhip oi the house of
tires, is at the Holman llonse.
news that his visit here has nothing to
Iswflhtheconteat. Thetopof his head
botsvsry much like that at unspent"
”In.” Reed.
“Yes,"aatd lllr. Crisp, langhlng. when
reminded of the resemblance. "I have
hull told that before, but if elected l hope
that I shall he sonicwhat less arbitrary in
deal-tom and somewhat more con.
31a! in speech than was Mr. Reed."
“Who do you thlalt will be the neat
Inked him.
“net's rather an embarrassing cues»
“0)“.an smiling, "Mr. Itynnm,
Ir. Hills. Mr. Springer, Mr. Match and
m are all candidates, and each of us.
lame, thinks he has nhetter chance
tho the others. But it is a triendly cont
mud. and whoever wins will re
five the loyal support of his competb
two. ltls not i .as has hsenhiated.
I“ l have been member! the support at
ism-ears induction. As no mantles
lhw't know that ”I‘m-tau is Mr any
mi particular. A Ihmcerat wlllhethe
”Wind new will betarli!
”unicorn-mini economy. In ray
with"
W to Mini.
‘ WWII. lav. m—‘l‘he W
_ Ivarbre now have are a unit
wfirover Cleveland as s mm
“to. Chairman Tauheaeehmf the
party. says: "Cleveland's semi»
would he the last thing that taste
l
YOUNG DREXEL MARRIED.
ll. Weds Ella- )lary Irtclt. of Vincent-
town. N. J.
Pmunterms, Nov. 19,—«(leorge W.
Childs Drcxel was rambled to Miss Mary
Stretch lrick, daughter oi Mrs. Charles
Keen, of Vincenttown, .V. .i., in Trinity
Episcopal church in that city, Wednesday.
Bishop Scarborough. of New Jersey, per—
torrxied the ceremony, assisted by the Rev.
Joseph L. Miller. of St. Stephen's church,
0! this city.
Owing to the serious illness
of Mrs. A. .l. [heard the wedding was»
quiet as possible, only the immediate rein.
tives of both lumilies being present.
The
bride was escorted to the altar by her
uncle, William J. lrick. The mold of
honor was Miss Ilelrn “tines, and the
best man I‘barlm Frederick Smith. of
Chicago, a tilllalll ol’ the gnmxn.
The wedding presenln llltillllled It resi-
dence at the curncr of Incust and 'l'hlrty-
ninth street from Mr. Irish. a diamond
necklace and bracelet from George W.
Cbilda and many other costly and rare
gifts from friends of both parties in diner-
ent parts of the country.
Mr. Dread,
who is named after the proprietor of The
Ialger. is a son of A. J. llrexel, the head
oi the wealthy banking house of lirexel,
Morgan Gr (30., of New York and London;
I‘Irexel & l'o., or this city, and Drcnl.
Marja a: C0,, of Pavia.
SCHULTEIS’ STORY ABROAD.
rs. Boom, That Helped Ill- Ia Under
the Queen's Protection.
Instant, Nov. l9.—-3Iembers of the So
clctyof Iv'rlendaot Foreigner» in Distress
arernucb surprised at the revelations of
Hr. tichulteis. They consider that they
have not done anything else than a I'M!-
ahlc act in helping Mr, Schultais, even if
he was a l'nlted states omelet.
They say that they thought this mull.
have been something wrong In his com
position, for the day utter ltr‘ left they re
selved from "ticott" Ll its. at which they
had advanced.
or harm; paid our tor relief he was one
or two who had ever paid anything both.
This minty is under the protection of
the-queen, the emperor ol (termaay, the
sultan, the emperor ol Austria and the
man at Wales, the latter lasing its presi-
1.
1mm; um. Jeh- urowa's tors.
tmasrncuo. ltd, sou. llw-Worhmen
are busily sump-din tastiest dawn John
Brown’s tort at Harper's Vrrry. One of
the motivation stated that a stock rom-
paay or chit-mountain" had purchased
the fort sodevm brick andptseeot brisk
willbsseattodhkem on especial this
at seven cars. The halldlagwill he neon.
street-st no the World’s lair grounds in
Chicago.
the hows Sew Into.
XII You. Nor. liev‘l‘he Ohio
, Itashslppl railway has for may years
breatheprittrlpalmasrtloool’ the Kris
emitters tort. “tutor; and Ohio salt
rosettes-d tremltt. hula rum
haseowfmasd an entirely nsw Ilsa
til. tonal over the Vsadalla road.“ t
Vandallslstoheshecaelaatvsm
sftheflrhlhmwaartfmaldmh
W_‘ M...“ . A...
it “to!“ Dread?!“ W
“Infinity Ker. thwttlhsrt Hope,
«w,u.mumtm “in
mm amt-smu-
streslltgaslosalhavih lath
Ten Thousand People Present
at the)" Congress.
A BIG P163"! (Willi ram: (DULCE.
no West and the Kant Wm lash ”one
Over the Issue "art-g the COIVOIIIII.
United Mates Senator wtewart. 0! lo-
rds. Dials” n Adina.
Damn, Nov. la—The largest gathering
of mining men ever assembled umber at
uuttnsnffiiffitiitt‘ "
onetlmois in attendance at the mining
You calmer. be too fas-
TELEGRAPHIC nKEVlTlEQ.
'I’hornaa J. Wood. .lr., a prominent
young boob-r of hollow 'l'r~x., and Dr.
James Orr, om m . ”ling phylum."
oi Terrell, have hurt: orr’wtttfll charged
with obtaining lralidulmtly new lunar
anca on the life 0! Clinton ll. Page, who
died of consumption. 3
John Langlols. Jr.. a prominent Racine
(Win) also, was home-i to death at that
place.
At Ottawa ex»Mechanical Engineer J. N.
Arnold, ol' the public works department.
was mind on the charge of conspiring
to dolraud the government.
Etta W. Harris, better known as Dr.
Ludgate, who has figured prominently in
criminal annals tor the [Mal two years in
connection with abommf cases, died at
congresp. It is estimated that fully 10,0009 Linden More.
people are present. The purpose 01 this
meeting is to discuss the ways and means
for the advancement of the mining in
dustry. A national interest is being taken
in the flair. One of the objects of the
congress is to urge the adoption of the
recommendation to the national congress
Iooklngto the passing oi improved laws
on locating and developing miningclaims.
“I'll. W0“ and In. Illlwor Coll-go.
The western delegates are absorbed in
the question of silver legislation and most
of them are strongly in favor of free and
unlimited silver coinage. It is claimed
that the eastern men have packed the
congress and will attempt to sidetrach the
issue. A lively light is expected. The
event: of the first day were a great parade
and the formal opening of the magnificent
new mining exchange building.
The parade was largely made. up of Col-
orado miners. There were floats loadrd
with bass and refined bullion, nearly ‘l,’
(limit!) worth oi gold and silver mining
machines in opentlon, etc.
lien-tor Stewart ripe-Its.
The congress was mllrd to order by tun.
pornry chairman ex—Scunmr Tabor. Forty-
oue states and territories were represented,
besides delegates from are voml European
countries. United filth!!!“ Senator Stalin",
of Nevada, was called upon tor u speech.
He responded, and his rvmnrks on the
silver question were loudly applauded.
Politics In the Allinneo.
lsnummus. Nov. to. «A well laid
scheme to elect third party men as officers
of the Farmers' Alliance was discovered
tonight, and a dozen of the most proud»
ncnt leaders of the Alliance are working
to prevent its accomplishment. Ity acci-
dent it was learned that the national exec»
utivc committee of the People’s porty to
securing pledges from members in sympa-
thy with political actinn to vote lor the
People’s party candhlntea
1. [nova the I'oraplo’p Party.
With this discovery comes a suspicion
that the men advocated by the committee
had agreed to turn the Alliance into a pr» ‘
litical organisation. The Alliance leaders
are now taking plmlgea from all possible
or probable candidates that they will
ignore thrill-months of the i’mple’s party
and will, il riveted. conform strictly to
whatet'r-r nrtlvm the Alliance may take in
the premises.
To Donal. Polk.
If politicians are elected as officers of the
Alliance it means that the organization
will form a cumlitiun with the People's
party. Whila l’midmt Polk looks upon
the People's party with favor, he believes
the Alliance should be kept out of politics
as an organisation, and for this reason the
party men have set about to detest his rs»
election.
The advocates of the anbtreasury scheme
oflered emulation whlch declared in favor
of its incorporation in the platform and
asserted that it was a canilnal principle
and must be adhered to. It was moved as
a substitute that a committeehe appointed
to receive the protmt of the antitrusnry
people and report to the council. The sub
stitnte was finally adopted. and (fountain
man ldriuuaton wan selected as chairman
of the committee.
rs. “wanting hyste- tend-toad.
litmus. Not. law-The United llurment
workers, in convention here, adopted a
resolution condemning the sweating eye
tom and refusing to deal with or room:
also National Trade Ammbly cu, Knights
of lash-w, which it allergen has aided in
perpetuating the sweating system.
Vent-r I'oorl (towels-ted.
blew You. Nor. lilw-Iv'rarik ll. Wood
hasbee’omtlcted oI forgery in the first
“reels the court of general sessions for
signing the name of Mrs. Elisabeth It.
harmood. his hoodlum. to is until
cats of tots shamed Western Union stock.
The trial has been going on for ten days.
but it only took the Jury in minutes to
eoovm him. its will be missed on
floating. Under Wood's conviction heir
liable to be sentenced to a life'surm.
latter loner- “eve a bloom
Saw Yeas. Nov. laminar“ A. It. lied
tore, the Vitth avenue tailor. obtained
from .lnrlp War,“ the eoort at
”has pleas, it deems at shoelace at
rsvaefrem Wash it Rollers. Ira.
Reiter- has never lived with her haste-d
lathhsoontryaadlamla Meals“.
caste asrvirigs.
The municipal council at Paris has
caused to be demolished the taut-.2“
ml church.
In. Insure. stewardess at the Canadian
Mitt Sensation. fatally shot Par-st
”Myvhlllhwd a parent
the
Mmmdmad .
people lanahlpefthe Mancunian"-
tar. sarcasm
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Tuesday by
upsetting or the launch hkmalag to the
tin
l
The report that sa-Pm—irlvnt and Mrs.
Cleveland and baby Ruth were to visit
their Massachusetts Mllillllt‘f home, Gray
Cables, this autumn, is denied by hlr.
Nicknmn, who has charge of the place.
Miss Annie Campbell Gordon, daughter
of Mrs. Douglass Gordon, was married to
Paymastsr John G. Lovell, U. :5. N., a
grandson of General Quitruuu, ol the Mexi—
can war, at Bltltltuurt'.
A court martial has been ordered for
Major Charles B. ’l'hrocltmorton, of th:
Second artillery, charged with duplicating
pay accohnts.
Alongtthe lower Hudson the ground is
frozen bard nud ice is plenty.
Auditor General McCamant, oi Pennsyl-
vania, estimates that the cost of the recent
extra session will be about swim.
Comptroller lawey has decided to ap-
point a receiver for the (Torry (Pa)b'a-
tional bank, which rvtcontly failed. The
shortage is unw'snld to be “73.0%.
A Salvation Army lieutenant in Keokuk,
1a., by the death at his father in Germany,
becomes Baron You Kutzclebeu, and in
befits a fortune.
C. H, Gilbert, a brnheman, was killed,
and several were injured by the collision
of three sections of a lrrizht train on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad,
near Gilson, Illa
An unsuccessful attempt wrm made at
Mount Airy, Airs, In lynch Mimi" Scott
and four companions, charged with killing
Postmaster Church, of that plane.
The treasury ““1?th have vital-i'it'erhl a
dangerous countrrleit of the tvrcaty dol
lar gold certificates.
Miss Ilessic Ill-mu, one of the prettiest
girls of (learn, Sela, boa sloped with-n
Indian of the Wmlmc tribe.
The- Sstiorlul Armciutiou oi Carriage
and "aroma .ldnuulactnrrr» met at Spring
field, Mam,
Republican- state that no “lira-d scheme
to count out Iavi I". “'rrrrlr-n, Ila-paid .ui
melymnn-elcr‘t in lr-lt'iarlmtf. 3ch
York, inllrdol n frvr votes
The New York Herold says that Tarn»
many ilsll will not make a tiuht to’sccner
tilt speaker-hip of [luv mail llllrl’.
John Wesley I'lllmonds. n decautped
Bridgeport 1(3an srnntp. is found to
have tlrlll-ll‘d many young girls, whom be
advertised for to lill pthl‘lnllt’v or become
his wives.
At New York {hr anonymous building»
of thr board of ftl""~l nu lure reported
seriousdaviatmns from the I-prt’llll’l‘llllnr
of new buildings. runnlrml lit by the in-
spectors and Kllpfl'llltrnllr-nt of buildings
linscrupuloua t‘utslrltcturs have literally
stolen public money while renal offli'llls
said nothing. The robin-rigs have been
curricdun upon ‘Ilt'l'l on ruormnln salt
that tlmr real extent can only be guessed
at now.
no Horrible crtwve That
Bag“ In lull-t.
MILAN, Tenn, Nov. l9. ”n‘h Fuller's
place, twrnt) train from here. four drov
crow ham Wilson, Will liporr, 'l‘oru llnleyu
3an Jack. llargrr «vim wont to lrty on
John Hogan‘s cattle. were [minimal by
Regan. who plan-d 'llough nu Ilotv" in
their whisk} The tlrml mun rlmnk freely
of this and llounn appeared to do no, but
instead poured the pm-nmd whisky down
his brittle-g. The drown. drank them
selves into a stupor (mm vi inch they never
awakened.
Person» passing the place the nest
morning lirard lllu‘rtrlhly screams, and a
group 01 citltena Iltlrh'll the holler to in»
vestigial-n The night nhicb met their
gate a» they run-rent the dining room was
a horrible one. Un the floor lay the bfltll”
of the drove-rs. while ornirriml over them
was the gihln-mu tom. of Regan, a raving
maniac. Ile win. «removing at the top at
his voice, "They‘ve gone home! they've
me home!" it look the united eflorta at
a dozen rum to overptmer the maniac and
drag him from his 'lt‘lllM
Made John
flrAwIlI-v lay Sheer fight ‘fll...
l‘lltt‘aoo, Nov. law-lack Mathilde. the
lightweight champion. says; ”This talk
about my challenging the winner-Mills
Carroll-Myer Milt tor No.00" is all hush
What do I went to tsetse any challenges
tor? It's my plan to receive them and
accept them if lm m, ain't it? but elm
do I want to light (or anyhow? Surely
not hecauaslllhe it. and I am mg. no
body does. And, lurtlwrmond am not
compelled to right to live or tor the money
that is to it. and that's alarm all alybndy
”Me for." McAallfle admits that per
hope he will never train tor a light min,
a. melt fl , [resort
Milo. Ariana. Argentina, via flaw»
m, Nov. luminous from ltlo Brande
dotted, Itraall. any that uhlltlooal towns
I: theses.“ and five of the norm“
less are reported whveglveothetr art
Ins-lea to the junta.
lure [or n» lesson» lilo».
master-ma, Nov. IW. welcomes»:
Wicket-inlet tort may
the lit; steamship listen of the 8m
(lumen Lloyd company. The Buttress
diurnal markups“ My. hot has-st
out.
1W “tragedy it Ira-saw.
learns. h. l‘ov. II.-A remat- mg.
dyessarrwlherslastalrht. firs. William
lllppwasmarderedsml her Issued-o
hailstorm-mist hswllldle. Tuner»
“winke- arr-ted
"”fr‘ll’fl "
Thom Latter r'o Slum.
WE n'r THEMHLL
» " Do you find any difficulty in finding a suit that suits you?
w
If you do, What is the trouble 3. Whatever it is, we will take
the trouble to remove. it. W e sell no unsuitable suits; they
are not in our line.
We make it our business to hold the
lead by keeping ahead in fit, material and price. Whatever
else happens, you can make up your mind to one thing-—
there will be no mistake about. the fit, and in all other re-
spects we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
well as a perfect fit.
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I“; Georgi-bacillus and Asthma. aural.
mucous- talrst man-learn relic”.
advanced-rages. nun-m ”will-selfless-
“tau-rm “sunshade-e. suds,
”swarm. Laymwmuulum
I Wende_r_l_ul_ tracker. .
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Leash !il_l_t_ Biscuit E
See that each
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biscuit is stamped Boss
lhics your grocer kt‘rp the
L Boss Cracker? 4»
Spring Style
HATS
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Boy's liars and Papa ('rush Hats for Men and
Boy-v. Nutrla Soft Hats for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
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t . k. Puts-val m
l'illl fr 1.183.
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trtt nun? mstt'r. roll!-
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unruly. .
m to sum an east.
llstflrmleapsasema n
textures.
“Deflthhflolfbhmdm Isa-II
"Willa Boiler _
‘ nineteen .
lllllll 2!] lo 30 per rem.
Fancy Plaid at inc.
Mourning Stripes at 2:50. .
44-inch Serge in fancy l’lnlds at
til-inch Homes on at 470.
shade and black at 47¢ a yard:
Come in and we will sell you one
flushes are all reduced.
BEST ill-EWING SILK. lull yds, 7v.
Ill..\l'K. ll)" yds. Sc.
Ill’l'lnl‘l HULK TWIST. l‘k‘ «lti’l.
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(all slim: far paper.
ENGLISH l'l.\' IlllOK. tic.
Ill‘b‘T “NURSING l'I‘SS. :t- lnx.
We would call
Prices on this stun
WAMSU'I‘TA BI ['51.] X. valued
price .500.
price, inc.
price, Mr.
220
(V
(lonte‘ last block half how.
All thr- lanlies' and (lonts' I'll
Whiti- t‘nunlvrpunos, full size.
Conan-names, sale price twin. ,
$7.49.
Blankets that ware $2.25, sale
. Mathewson
nlilsstectsrtmlmlrs
Mollisstoctrhclrmss
| TAKE
NilkPnns.10t?.
Hunmcrs. unlit , we.
Olothos mm 17’
cy or.
Extra tannin flog firistle Shoe
Bros es, 2 c.
Dauhcrs,’ to. 'al
v tie, Inc.
“251?: fist. 03.98.
llsst Ammonia a? bottle.
grunts more at less than cost.
l! ' e
lflmla, 10c.
glass Wolf Pitchers, ice.
p Win it m to per yd.
THEIlllSTllN Slfllll,
South Norwalk, tonn.
your attention once more to the last that it is
In callinfi _ _ owl
intention to toss up our business In South llamali, we r d
say that we emitting ll . sun ly. '
reap the benefits of the span prices which we are compelled to
utter in order to close out on stool. its also acknowledge that
in a lint at a way we reap a benefit, llll we are thus able to con-
test our stock from goods to money. Murals taking advantage
of this chance to lay Ill their male: and lspnng gusts. You had
tells: to the same. lot we guarantee you a clear saying at
500135.
Fancy Plaid at lie.
Fancy and black and white Plaids at attic.
Sergei; in fancy and black and white Plaids at 239.
DRESga
40-inch Camels’ Hair Plaid at 47c.
35—inch Flanne in plain colors and block at 2'50 :1 yard. 35-inch
Flannel in plain colors and black at 356 a yard. _
nel in plain colors and black at lilo a yard. fit-inch Flannel
in plain colors and block at 4:90 a yard.
54-inch English Broadcloth in colors and black at 950 a yard.
33-inch Tricols in colors and black at title a yard.
:lll-iinrh lleurieltas in black and colors. full dross pattern, at “.976.
:lS-int'li Henrietms in black and colors at “:30 a yard.
in pieces Storm Surge, this sale 35c a yard.
We shall close out our entire stock of all-wool llenrioltns in every
In Black Ennis lllll steel is somewhat tmien, but we can
still show you quite a line it you ate in need of a Black Dress.
NOTIONS.
HOEIERY.
your attention to a few of the Marl-0m
(lents' unlnuudcrod Shirtsdet in bosom, reinforced bur-k and front,
llents’ Night Shirts. some quality as the above shirts; sale
(.‘hoice of lot) styles of ties, costing from 2m- to :lm- each; sale
Gents' gray mixed Shirts and Drawers. gm»! value at 0:250; sale
Small lot of (lents"ilutitlg Shirts, all reduced; sale price from
“Ki-irons red and natural “'ool Shirts at one-half cost.
for less than 251'. Sah- priro, [or pair.
Ladtos‘ rod Shirts and Pants. Were soc, sale price. 73¢: each.
Full line of (lents' Winter Gloves ut “[K’Clfllly reduced rates.
an...” “m...
DOMESTICS.
sbczsule price 751-. 8L!» (.‘ountorpunes, sale price Slit. $1.5m
Indies Skirt Patterns. were 39c: sale prim 2'. a
Few extra-nice Blankets. those that vverr- 09.1»); sale price
'l‘hetl‘tll Blankets, sale irice 30mm.
Big job in 55¢: Turkey lied To In limiiask, llo per yard.
$2.59; sale price $2.0m; Blankets that were ate, sale price inc;
Blankets that were the. sale price lite.
Extra large size. all linen towel. fancy lmrdered, were one; sale
price 2150 each. And so we could keep on giving you price after
price whereby you Would save at least 2.5 per cent.
iGTCHEfihNARE.
“WWW -
. .. ”my...
Where stolen "l
Immudownso'
IIIINT a zoom
Fish and Vegetable Hallie
Where I ran always find the Freshen fie
and Vegetables. Also lie-It and Ma! Tilt.
lill the reason thal'ynu may“
Oysters, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato llateup,
Imported Sardines
, Agents for Walreman's (Era-men DOM.
.lrdern delivered promptly
HUNT & ZELUFF.
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since limo. New,
why rub and tell, and wear out
yoitm-lf and your clothes, on
'nshdny. when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your la-
bor. and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best.
purest. and most economical
Soap made. If you haven't tried
4:30.
44-inch Flau-
thcse goods are worth .59.», a yard.
at cost. Our Silks. Islets and
iFAXl'Y l’Ill'SII “ALIS AND ”RNA-
? MEXTS. l7a‘ dnz.
'lll'l‘llnilifi. to bottle.
,l.ll)|'lll GLI’E. Ta‘ bottle.
illil‘lllNF. till.. it‘.
fill-ENNIS“ CUTTUN. illllt'ulursl 7" tlnz.
3 mull-Ls". )llb'slbt' and lullll‘x ”0le
l SUPPORTERS. itgc.
at 754' each; sale price that each.
They ('lltl't be bought elsewhere
lime: sale price, or.
it. ask your grocer for it new.
with our name on the wrapper.
“an 'I'Hls It is not the selling
. ('t‘itltsltlered, in arriv—
ing at a knowledy of
There is as much real pure soap in a bu
of Dobbins' Electric as in four bars of
:n‘conling to directions, do four times
as much work as any other. Its emit '-
fr-rior mop. Insist upon Dobbina’ Electric
I. L. Clams a 0).,
STABLE BEDDING.
llllF THE “ST 0F Sill".
Cross Creek
COAL.
WOOD.
lllllll [Ill FEED.
Be: sure: and get the genuine,
me alone, that must
”Inf. the value of an article.
any other soap made, and it will, if used
but a wry slight advance on that of in:
Pbilmlelnhia. Pa.
('lrnu, Emnnnlml. Healthful. at
And
Hickory, llal, Pits and tileslwl
Baled llav and Straw
rm dressing. in flu-t u daisy, was
price thrill; Blankets that were £13m '5... @fimfifi
n I '
Writs so snu’r'l'aisrn
MWMNEM
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Norwalk Chronicler