Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1896, Page 8

> 8 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1896-TWENTY- FOUR PAGES. Making Things Lively in Our Rug Department. We have been conceded to have one of the largest and finest RUG DEPARTMENTS in the country, and it means a lot to you to buy Rugs of us. Outside of the ques- tion of price it’s to your advantage to do so. You have a variety to choose from which leaves nothing to be desired. We show about every kind of Rug that’s made, offer you IOBODOOOOSOVOSOTOOO the newest patterns, and plenty of them to choose from, and give you goods you can rely on thoroughly. BOSSOOS SOS SO9SHHFOO HSS OOS O08 We'll make things doubly lively here next week by going even lower than ever in Rug values. SATIN JUTE RUGS. For. Worth. 2¥e. 86 by Tr 9 2-58 $4.00 49e. ee. | KELIM RUGS. 5 Worth, eo 20 by 60 In. fe MOQUETTE RUGS. Worth. 12 by 15 ft. = RUSSIA RUGS. BEDSIDE RUGS. Short lengths in Body Brus- € sels, Moquette, Wilton and Axminster Carpets, 1 yard to® 14 yards long, at 59¢., 75¢. 2 and 9ic.—about half what the Carpets are really worth. FUR RUGS. 2 bales of White Rugs, worth $1.00. Worth iS by 26 in. RUGS. China Shee; 1 bale of White China @ by 12 ft. Rugs, worth $3.00.. o by 14 ft 2 bal of Bla worth Ee MOH AIR RUGS. $2.00 $1.00 1 bale of G HS $1.75 Worth $3.0 = -$8.00 $3.00 1 bal f White Goa 20 ft. 6 in.$34.00 $18.00 € SCOTCH WILTON RUGS. Worth. «= “For. A beautiful line Green, Blue, Red, very small prices. of Angora Rugs, in White and Ecru, at 22d and ‘Sts. WILS¢ ILSON'S. KNEESSI, 425 7th st. When you think that the LEDGER. horse needs one drop-in-and: see —— =r oe ae these blankets at 75c. each. A Shoe Economy. |Loss and Gain, surcingle free with each. Horse MOTHERS if you Pees re wish your children to, Sizes: eats less when he {§ Warmn—ré- Near the proper shows 5 to. 8.--+-----$1.0] member that! and at the same time save bring thet to us. Our prices are. 8% toJ1...-.----$1-25 small enough to, satisfy ent mother Kneessi, 425 7th St. no6-28d HURT WHEN S ARE USED. styles toe, newest shapes,’ finely made, per- Ingrowing nails perm: without pain. Prof. J.J SON, Foot Sj ave. t fitting. Worth $5. $3-50 pair. Men's Fine Calfabin Shoes, in, Rraset and Black, Ince and congress styles, easy and nfertable on the feet, styMsh.. Worth $5. Your chotce, no2-8 New Prices. Syringes & Atomizers. ; r connections: ur choice, Valveless. ° Be. pHleusetd O 1 #1 ain Syringe: fa ° 220 Foumain * comple 2.50 Comb. Ft. Svringes and Water Hottles..09e. Sao 1.00 Atomizer, used for catarth, ete, ie 1.50 Three tip Atomizers, complete, gu: Gre 4a: selling: toe $E58. Complete line Atomizers’ and Syringe F lowest prices. ecl4-17d KOLB PHARMACY, 438 EE EERIE CA RPETS — :Tlade, Laid and Lined: FREE!” No charge whetever for the two or three yards that are wasted in mati figures! ‘This fs “special bargain w at this great store. Here are a few of the prices that ure keeping us on the WILSON, 2% D. C. agents. r LO., < National Hotel. obes In large variety praes 826-206, jump. pei eae | p Great Reduction i SPECIAL : . bd nt lad In Hair. | THIS WEEK ONLY, 1,000 Paste e3, $3.50, formerly $7.00. je} Goo: formery ah ; AND ON CREDIT! Gray Switches, $00, formerly "8.00. 3} witches, 4.50, formerly 6.50. Six-piece Parlor Sultes— ttendants in Halrdressing, Shampoo- | || upholstered in plueh or tap- $ ‘Try our “Curlette’ for retaining curl | = oe es Sige 30 S. HELLER’ 'S; Sid Oak Bed Toor = —high headboard-large glass 720 7th Street N. W. {0 dresser. $12 oe 20a One-quarter off regular 9 prices on ALL Rockers. Higk-back Solid Oak ‘Children’ Ss ip, mie arate te Sc. Teeth Dem and cae Halr Mattress—worth §8—re- ° —a dentifrice free from the slightest Se ae eee Se i» trace of grit and acid. Such ingredients Our $1.75 Quality Woven Wire le decay, LISTER'S DENTIERICS coe te pyrene eee a Cea H Eee’ tena eocauce” Dees 88 Solld Oak Critfonter—this weak, A use—and eecoen o1 w. Thompson, 793 — : Ss. Pharmacist, 15th.” b) ry 6 ‘| OS Fo 0S 8S 4o 4e 46-6 of. All the Charm and MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, Beauty of a Face 817-819-821-823 Seventh street n.w., n05-$4d Bet. H and I sts. Jaret in pote made, fom uneuitabie a on RK KEE RARER REO the ekill and taste of the artist. ‘The grace- ful. artistic poses in our photos show how ly we've acquired this art. all sizes, $4 up. W. iH. 1. Stalee, 1107 F St. Successor to M. B. BRADY. no6-16d —Cheap laundry prices mean cheap laundry work. It'll pay you best to have the Yale, 514 10th st. Drop a postal. ’Phone 1092. It QBSSES ESE SOOSHHSSSOLSCSESS| WV OOd ward a Lothrop, 1oth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Bonnets, Round Hats, Reception and Theater Toques. Novelties for All Fashionable occasions and _ social functions. 2d door, Paris Lingerie. Peignoirs, Matinees, Jupons =. Chemises de Nuit, Bridal Trousseaux. Also Silk Petticoats, In Street and Evening Tints. Corsets, Boudoir Gowns, etc. Made from medels personally se- lected in Paris by the manager of our Lingerie Department. An “F” street window shows some charming specimens of these artistic, hand-made goods. Lingerie Dept.—2 floor. Black Goods Dept. Rough Fabrics For Winter Wear. We ask attention to our superb stock of the new and extremely fash- ionable rough effects. They were made to our order in France, Ger- many and Great and in many instances there is but one dress length of a kind—duplicates having been avoided. They have all the richness and elegance of any of the latest colored stuffs reproduced in them, and comprise in part: 41-inch Canvas Cloth...... 50¢. 4i-inch Cheviot (narrow and v Wial@) S27 z-erc sistas ccs ere oe 5 OG: Y 42-inch Bourette + 75¢. 48-inch Boucle. . 75¢. yd. 50-inch Cheviot. 75¢- vd. 47-inch Boucle. . $1.00 yd. 47-inch Canyas.... -. $1.00 yd. 47-inch Figured Caniche. . $1.25 yd. 47-inch Bourette . $1.25 vd. 47-inch Rough Novelties. 48-inch Basket Cloth..... 48-inch Granite. 48-inch Etamine. .. 48-in. Canvas Camel's Hair.$2.00 \ 48-in. Canvas Camel's Hair.$2.50 5 A charming variety of Exclu Rough Novelties, 48 inches wide, at 50 per yard. : 1s. floor. Lining Department Calls attention to a complete line of the: Nubian Fast Blacks, the best. most popular and most desirable Linings for black dresses yet pro- duced. 36-inch Nubian Percales, 12 30c. the yard. 36-inch Nubian Silesias, r2sc. to 25c. the yard. 36-inch Nubian Satteens, 35¢. the yard. 40-inch Nubian Satteens, 4oc. 6oc. the yard. Black Wool Moreen, fabric for petticoats— Ist floor. . to 5c. to the ideal 25¢c. the yard. Linen Depa rtment. Housekeeping Linens. All branches of our Linen Depart- ment are filled with the brightest, newest and best that the markets of Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Aus- tria and Belgium afford—patterns | ; and qualities not to be found else where. We make a specialty of es tra sized cloths (round, square and oblong) for Banquets, Receptions, Dinner Parties, etc., and are now showing some very choice speci- mens. We name as special values ch Scotch Table Damask—new and heantiful designs. $1.00 per yd. $3.00 per doz. apkins to match. Fine Donble Damask Pattern Cloths, with Nap- kins to match—from Brussels—seyen entirel; and choice designs. x2 yd new -— $3.00 each. x2} yd $3.75 each. x3 yds— $4.50 each. x34 vds.— $5.25 each. 2x4 yds— $6.00 each. 2}x2$ yds.— $5.00 each. 2x3 yds— $6.00 each. 23x34 yds— $7.00 each. x4 yds.— $8.00 each. 25x5 yds.—$10.00 each. % Napkins to mateh........ $3-75 per doz. % Napkins to match. $5.00 per doz. Embroidery & Art Linens. The soft, round thread sorts, in four qualities, and 36, 40, 45, 50, 54, 72 and go-inch widths—a variety greater perhaps than has ever been shown in Washington. Specials. Barnsley Twilled Linen Towelings. 16-inch—toc. per yard. 18-inch—12}c. per yard. Huckaback Towels, measuring 21x42 inches, and hemmed ready for use. NDNA 12$c. each. Italian Silk Couch Covers Slumber Robes—rich colorings. 75¢. cach. or 2d fleor, Woodward & Loth op. estry Furniture ae al g Covering, good ' For Monday. COlOnSuscpesiene cana yA ee ote ae po AC. Fur Rugs. ae Plain Black 2 White and Gray E 4% Fure-Rao long 1 ) to| alain, fall s ‘ ‘Serco a7 shown in jet, silk re Gonvincen! Ror ‘ a reece pale ors of Black and SIkeAShinaa White, Black and otwr we Momaas wuts, OOC. ') Gray, White and I BS Colored Jet Gray, Brown and (3 £ ee All kinds of Drapery W cae = ot conares done at short notice. + rec. “PERFBCTION” Bon Marche, 314 and 316 7th St. Groceries Never Cost So Little as they do HERE, We've proved that, couplustyas, the last few months, Piiffe, over, hay overstocked. Ou ability to pay cash—the of buying tre ie cena quantities for our 6 stores—enabled us to et eee GROCERIES ‘low what they: are worth. In every instance the advan- was, and is, YOURS, We ‘@ne ame proportion as Monday Drives in Trimmings, Linings and Notions. Every Saturday we go through the ‘Trimming, Lining and Notion De- Partinents, pick out a good long list of extra strong values and offer them BUY. The era of lowest pri tinues here. Your every in buying Groceries lies with us, for F Groceries Dever cost 80 Uttle as they do here. EF Goods delivered free. ED, Pyles, 412 4th ot. ‘ FIVE Cor, 3a and SM. ave, De. at a special price for Monday only. 18 ih st. pdlinost every drewmaker in Wash- ngton visits the store on that day— STORES. Wasningvan aid and the wise ones buy thelr entire week's supply of Linings, ete. It is always a busy day—but we expect this Monday to be the buslest of the Season—because these are the most extraordinary values we have yet offered: iLining Bargains: For peel Upholstery Department. Lansburgh & Bro. Seeontontoegefontont Se Se Ss ee te ee ee fixtures to hang. . 1 lot extra qual- 25¢. - I special lot of > pe itt apa Black é Window Shades, 36 £ jas. Monday only. QuC. ¢ x72, mounted on : Rest, Dressmakers? S Ht sori rollers, with a "Moniis antes sss B34Ce _ fixtures to hang... 12% €.2" § Sc Ae, Muallty of the rexular 36-tn, 1 lot extra qual- H § Monday only per 4c. = ity Opaque Win- xy Best quality Double- 5 dow Shades, 30x72; Fi : pine OY. mounted on good : E ; Sane rollers, evel i 3 mee ipa aee m Be" ; even, | . ‘ Im. Hatrcloth, yd ity Opaque Win- E Siena = dow Shades, 36x72, : 3% - with lace on bot- z : , tom, mounted on : Cue ee gue. 2 good, reliable roll- 5 - ers, with fixtures to bi Sonday’oaly Ic hang . as 39C. as : 7 £ An if your windows: are: of Notion Baers For Monday. Ize. Ber only per such a nature that you cannot use a Ready-made Shade we = are prepared to make them to . order for you. We use only = the best materials, and guar- antee to keep in perfect order for one year every shade madé and’ hung’ by" us, ESTE furnished free.; Furniture Geane 50-in. Satin Rus » Casing _allk, atitched, Iy per bell fo. cand of 2 dh and Eyes. Monday Rubber Dress only pr.. MLM MMO EEN: ef tet 4 : Stockinette Dress for draperies“ and wks Monday only pr.... JCe ire covering, . 7m = i sean eotonae ail e| BY oa ae ae 2c. patterns 2.2.06 = 37 Yes vane $ vn Button Hole Twist. Ic so-inch Enipire : seca pce eee aoa Tapestry, for drap- — Paper ee eS 3c. eries and — furni- a oes : ture coverings, new = only : 2c. colérs.and patterns, Soc, 27 toe. car Ce saci, Pearl ge s 50-inch Derby ote JAE EE : Tapestry, for drap- 2 * ie ae 4c. eries and furniture x r COVERINES See eeen 6oc. * yard. 2 Corset Steels. Me may, 40. Sogn 50-inch Extra Heavy Pettit Tap- : - Trimming Bargains 3OC. » in wool hair and : 21c. 420=422-424=426 thst. | —|% NVGE mitch trouble to write a postal Aeon the Yale Laundry to II You’ ll be glad you did. 1t VA RAAND SSAANAO DERE BAARID SORDDBONA DONS DNOLEONDDRDD DEAN OAN AALAND DDRADNORARD DDN DA DRANA tht ARR AD NDR I I AN ere ‘iguand sieve St ‘Don’t Waste }|: Sededeeeeeededeteges Holmes’ Delius Home-made Mince Pies. our own Mince Meat, A0¢. Stet BD your fuel money—spend it wisely— burn AML zosal housekeepers Coke because It Ughts ) p_autekly and é Teavi 3 no dirt or cinders, te the iow Ike to use We make and are purest and best_ materials. one reason for the good areful to use only the ‘That's 4o bu. UncrusliedCoke, $2.90. calnce nee Stoel 4o bu. Crushed Coke, $3. 70. Ge ieee gine actin EACH. Washington Gafelh, Co., Holmes’ Landover Mkt., rst & E Sts. 413 roth Sts, cuca oe Ww. fe ZEH, 920 Ee a (Phone 476.) ee SHERRY e For Wine Jelly! j 7 se % gal. = ‘atggntion “given io Baa and cee orders! TO-KALON ¢& a 614 14th St. Phone eo The New Hammond Is the ideal “end of the century” type- writer. There is no real improvement that inven- tive genius can evolve which you will not find on the Hammond. [Ie A ee ok ee ON It’s a= ee ce within a few days. epared for it? Before ter Furs step in we fur for $5 ai 4 ernemciz = i 3 a H = and Hatters, 1237 Pa. ave. 4 p.anzeim, n07-20d If you men who wear ready-made clothes would only stop to consider, your next suit... would come from a tailor.’ You think sou are practicing economy—but you were never more mistaken in your life.” You get more good, substantial service out of an Owen- made Suit than two or three of the ready- made sort. Then there’s a_ perfect fit—’ something you won't lave In the other kind, Latest style cut, too. Surely they're worth ething. John C. Parker, OWEN, BMI, Sele D. C. Agent, 423 Eleventh Street. 617-19 7TH ST. N.W. se26-3m-20 GAN ea MUST NOT BE CONFOUNDED WITH COMMON cathartic or purgative pills. Carter's Little Liver Pills are entiely unlike them in every respect One trial will prove their superiority. n06-16d Are exceptionally Good. Fitted as well —and will serve as Our $1 Glasses B ae emer ne ANGOSTURA BITTERS RESTORES THE Apr yi tite and cures indigestion when. all else’ fa cone TOIO F Ste) te ee sed be De et. ee eee At all druggists. your oifer implies.” THE BETTER TIME Reports of Closed Factories That Will Reopen. MILLS 10 BE RON ON FULL TIME Contracts That Were Conditional on McKinley's Election. THE RETURN OF CONFIDENCE A general resumption of operations is re- ported from the mill district of Kensing- ton, Philadelphia, and in various parts of eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In the former manufacturers say that by De- cember 1 all will be running full time. Monday a number of places, which have been shut down for months, will resume, and others that have been working on half time will take on additional help. Among the number are the mills of Thomas Dolan & Co., the Keystone dye workers and the big cordage works of Edwin H. Fitler. Wil- liam Allen's mills, which shut down fifteen weeks ago, will also open Monday. The carpet mills of Robert Foulke have started, and Maslands' mills will be in operation in a few days. A number of Smyrna rug mills will also resume in a short time and give employment to a large number of men. The Jeanesville iron works at Hazleton,Pa. which have been on short ume, have start cn fuil time, and the men have been given the chance of working seven da} ek. ‘The Lehigh Valley sl their men that here: days a week i days. 1t was al: dl sel BP peor laliy that the collieries will go on full time next week. They have not worked a full month in over a year. H. Gabriels Sons’ knitting mills at Allen- town, Pa., start on full time Monday, af- ter working three days a week. The Crane Iron Company at Cat Pa., will blow in another stack Mon giving employment to a number of extra hands. The Argo mills at Gloucester, N. begun working overtim Fifteen of the thirty-eight clothing fac- tories at Egg Harbor, N. J., have resumed, after being idle all summer, and the knife handle factory has received orders for onc year ahead, It is announced that the following indus- trial establishments, that have been closed for months, will soon reopen as the result of the presidential election: The Kittanning, Pa., Iron and Steel Mgs. Company's mill. J., have Plate glass works at Ford City, Pa., the largest in the world. The Thomas furnace at Niles, Ohio; Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling railway shops at Lorain, Ohio. The Lamson & Sessions Co., at Cleve- land, Ohio; the Otis steel works, the Go- beille Pattern Co., the Wellman-Seavor gineering Co., contracts calling for $60,000 worth of work. » Chair factory at Marietta, Ohio, the Blue Grass Tobacco Co,, at Lexington, Ky.; the M. J. Cooney carriage works, at Toledo; the Taledo Drop Forge Co.; the Gendron Wheel Co. Cincinnati — Russell Morgan printing works, the Sayers & Scoville carriage works. Harrison, Ohio—The Pioneer Drill Co. Dayton, Ohio—The Barney & Smith car works. Ashland, Ky.—The Ashland Coal and Iron Railway Co. coke ovens, the Norton tron works and Ashland Steel Company. Anderson, Ind.—The Arcade File Co., An- derson Iron and Bolt Co., the window and plate glass Works, the American Wire Nail Co. Findlay, Ohio.—The Dalzell, Gilmore and Creighton glass works, Globe window glass works, Findlay clay ‘pottery works, Bell Brother's pottery, and the Findlay table Obio.—The Shelby steel tube Greenville, Conn.—Shetucket woolen mills. Industrial Notex. The Rover spinning mills at Woonsocket, R. 1, will shortly.run full time. The Slatersyille cotton mills at North Smithfield, Conn., which had been running on short’ ume,’ will’ also ‘run on full time Lloyd Booth Company of Youngs- town, Obio, has been awarded the contract for machinery at an immense cost for the $1,000,000 steel plant to be built at Sharon by Frank H. Buh] and others. Bids we: ed by several Cleveland and Pius- manufacturing ; have issued or- ders for, beginping..full time in their insti- tutions Monday. sinéss in the atuck valley of Con- cticut has enjoyed a marvelous boom since election day. The Huntington Piano Company of Shelton began shipment Thurs- day of large orders, received months ago conditionally. The big brass works are booming on full 2, and with the full quota of hands. The’ Derby Silver Com- pany is daily putting on more hands, and the time schedule is full. ;The mb Metallic Bedstead Company is running nights, and is adding more hands daily. Wednesday, the factory pay day, all em- ployes were paid off in gold. The Aetna Foundry Company of Warre Ohio, has just received two large orders, one of which was held pending the result of the election. The James Mullins Coal Company of Wooster, Ohio, will open a new mine on the Wheeling and Lake Erte railway within a month. Walter J. Mullins stated today that they contemplated opening three other mines in the M ithe: the ter or next move, he said, was prompted by McKinley's election. In view of the settlement of the money on, the Omaha Bridge and Termiy ny will sooa spend between and $200,000 in improvements in that city ‘The Carter white Jead works of Om ha# increased its force fifty men. Omaha Water Works Company has ar- ranged to begin expenditure of $100,000 at once. Senator Camden of West Virginia has concludec a deal with the receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad by which $1,- 000,000 will be invested immediate in manufacturing plants in West Virginia. Senator Camaen was tn Baltimore Wednes- day to open negotiations with the Balt- more and Ohio in the event of McKinley's election. “The election of M eral revival of busin Senator Camden. that stands ready to expend $1,000,000) tn the erection of pulp mills and other wood- work establishments in the vicinity of Gau- ley, W. Va., on the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg railroad. The Interest of the Sinley means a gen- Paltimore and Ohio in the deal is mutual with their interests in this road, which is ene of their feeders. These plants we propose to erect will require the labor of many men in their erection and operation and many others will find employment in the woods, furnishing the material which the mills will consume. The deal certainly would not have been concluded had Bryan Teen elected, but now that McKinley is to be the next President and we are sure of a republican Congress, we are encouraged to go ahead.” SOUTH DAKOTA. Official Count Necessary to Decide the Result. At 10 o’ciock last night South Dakota's vote on presidential electors was tled, and an official count will be required to deter- mine the result. The republican managers closed théir office with the above declara- tion. Corrections and changes in three pre- cints not yet heard from may give the elec- tion to either Bryan or McKinley. The re- publican Congressmen and governor ran ahead of the electors by several hundred votes, so far as heard from, and they may have safe majcrities. ———_~e.____ Declines $25,000 a Ye: Mr. Bryan has sent the following reply to the department store offering him $25,000 a year to attend to the law business of the firm: “During the next four years I expect to devote as much time as possible to the advocacy of bimetalliem, and therefore cannot consider the proposition made by you. I appreciate the confidence which The Busy Corner, 8th and Market t Space. | , Kann, Co, Interesting Facts For Monday’s Trade. S I OS Hobbies seem a sort of heirloom. Our buyer has a | very strong hobby on Silks. |He wants this class of goods continually before the public. He says that quality and price will sell Silks -as readily as cut ;prices will sell domestics. We take his word for that, and give you the following jcut prices on high-grade values, which are really honest facts: AN ASSORTED LOT VERY BINE SILKS For PARTY AND RECEPTION DRESSES, INCLUDING ADES, CHOICE PRIPE GROS L K S ky, WHIT MLE, PEACH, BLUE, ORANGE AND CARDINAL, $1.00 quality for Monday soc $1.25 quality forMonday 69c $1.50 quality for Tionday 79c White Silk Brocade Velvet, for $5.00 opera or reception Wraps. quality. |. $1.00 AND $1.19 QU For ! rlonday, 79C. 24-inch All-silkk Black Moire Francaise, Moire Faconne and Satin Stripe Moire, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 quality. For Monday, 79c. THESE VALI ARE WORTHY ¢ EVERY L S ATTENTION THEY ARE BONA FIDE K CTIONS AND W fH EVERY CENT OF T URMER Pitic | This is our stronghold. | We may say that it’s the mainstay of our establish- {ment. We are the princi- pal dispensers of this ma- terial in the District. New things are placed in this de- partment — daily ugh and smooth fabrics, in plain or fancy, whichever is most jin demand, always shown in unlimited quantities For Mon we've selected the following as our draw- ing card: WooL AL IN” BLACK REGULAR HENMIETTAS = AND - At 25¢6 NOVELTY cathe ” At 29°. TH, IN At INCIEDING BEAT At 25c. : At 33¢. CH ROUGH AND SMOUTH ErREeT. Nov FS. IN ALL-WOOL, MOAI AND Wool LK ANY. tae (JIN ALL THE Cob GRINGS Wink AND IN Dt ‘MAND. SUITABLE “At 49¢. WITH I At 69¢. ACK — RROADWALE KANCE AND WEAR fs At 49¢. LARD TWISTED r ik AND “HLACK, GARNET WITH MORALE ALLAWOOL. 18 ; nis a 75C. i you better I at a much less others can buy price them N for. We job thes and in order to compete l with other jobbers we must buy in large quantities |from the commission | houses in order to give you | the benefit of our low buy- ing. Dressmakers’ Cambric, al! 275. Herringbone Haircloti 6c. colors, from the picce at..... Gray dc. 8c. Glazed Rustle Lining at 3 7¢¢c. 6oc. Genuine 27-inch Gray Hair- cloth at. - -39C. 25 Stiff Linen Coes ate Seapets sPecense 18c. All- Se Grass Cloth, black white ead Pin, Rls sce sscnca 814c. Heavy Bombay Wire Cloth, 634¢. Lining .». 16. Call to see our Boned and Fitted Lining Waists, all siz Come in black, white and drab. c. Fast Black Bengaline Moreen, for skirting, at. BUY THE TIMES ANID “Pos ST TOMORROW i D THE CONTINUED BY US FROM OTHER DEDA! AND 5. Kann, Sons Co., STH& MARKET SPACE