The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 30, 1902, Page 23

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1902. § e i - I | | i ot lih i | § mRRRRR *’.R!’J.RH RRREREERR RRRRERE REERRRRRRR REERERRERRERRERY RRRRERRERR RRERRRERRRERRER RERRRRRRER RERRERRRRRRRRRE PR RRRRrR REY ARRRe R RREe BRErRepeny RREREERRRRRRRNE RRARRRERYE RERRERRR RRRRRVE RRRERERRRR ERRRRRER IRERRE RRRRRRRE neRnenn POPRRERPE® BRPREB8E Chrisimas Select Christmas pres- ents now while assori- m2nts are complete, and |we will lay them away “1"1' you. | 24, 000 Holiday | Handkerchiefs On Sale Commencing Monday A purchzss of more than 2,000 dozen Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, made in St. Gaul, Switzer'and, express'y for the holiday trade, have been found on examination, at the United States Custom House, to show slight imper- fectons. A drop stitch on some, others with smal! tears, and holes, whi'e thousands of others are absolutely perfect. They are all strictly up-to-date Cesirable styles, and hundreds of different designs. They will be sold commencing Mondsy morning and continuing during the entire week, if quantity lasts, at 2 little more than half regu'ar prices. A big staff of extra salespeople will serve you on the special sales counters, and trading during the morn'ng hours will be to your advantage during this greatest of handkerchief siles, Lols 1 and 2—Consist of thousands of sheer lawn hem- stitched embroidered and scalloped embroidered Hand- kerchiefs, over 150 nyles, new and damt\ designs, Lots 3, & and 5—Consist of sheer lawn Handkerchiefs edged with fine Venise lace, 200 styles Swiss em- broidered scalloped sheer lawn Handkerchiefs, and d embroidered sheer lawn Handkerchiefs, all of them perfect, and worth up to 20c each sale price 12¢ Lots 6 and 7— Consist of zo4 dozen Swiss embroidered scalloped Hendkerchiefs, extra fine sheer Jawn, in than 300 styles, and 204 dozen elaborately embroidered sheer lawn Handkerchiefs, new designs, the very best of z5c values; sale price | each more i7¢c Lot 8—Switzerland’s choicest and finest embroidered Handkerchiefs, between 200 and 300 designs, both scalloped and hemstitched embroidered, a wealth of bzau n this Jot and most of them perfect; | tie 35c and soc qualities, sale price 23ec Sterling —1In royal copper, cigarette case, match box, cigar cut . $20.00 | $25.00 for This Very Dressy $35.00 Suit Choice of either broad- cloth, cheviot or fancy mixtures—6 new styles, one of which we illus- trate. All are beautifully made, most of them silk lined throughout — new tyle jackets, new sleeves, new cuffs and the very newest of skirts; all sizes and all fashionable color effects; the big store’s best bar- gain so far this season, at -~ $25.00 | N.w and Popular Hohday Gift Books Soclal Ladder (Gibson). & an: n’x“’fi“r““l"lm" 4Glbqal|) Blue Flowers (Van bson) Paul Kelver (Jerom S Fuel and Fire (Fowl Last Word (Mac Go Spenders (Wilson) . Dorothy South (Eggl: True Napoleon <Jo~’:e1yx;‘, Unknown Mexico (Luml Through Hidden Shensi (Mchols) Wayfarers of Italy (Hooker) he Russias (Norman) .. a Chaperon (Paul L. Paintings (Ester Singleton) - Tom Moore (Sayre) Not on the Chart Winslow Plain (G The of Wistaria Fiske) . Danny (Ollivant) .. Becavse I Love You. Poems of A Bolitary Summer. Illustrated. Letters of Robert Browning, 2 VOIS............ gplendld ldle Forties D R I Loy T T S T I . Man (Mabie). N>w F+ tion lhld at Arms (Chambers) .. Oljver JHorn ckiln (Davis Iy, (Davie). Fhm(,- of the Robe (Hornung) ughbreds (Fra Van Revels (T4 Missiesippi Bubble. Belshazzar (Davis) Speckled Bird (Wilsor Victors (Barr) ... A House Party (Paul P - BPBREEE 8 B B 8 883 B8 $5883323% e None But the Bravy $5.00, $6.00 znd g6. 75 Ladies” Hats of Gentiem:zn’s Cigarette Set|Borkscrew—G:nuinc stag handle, with beavy silver trimmings . . . . and knife, in satin lincd | Baly Erash—Comb and ratl-, in white lined case. . . The Valley of Decision (wm.mn) --$ Dyke, . The Little White Bird tBn 385 Temporal Power (Corelll) A Song of a Single Note ( Moth and Rust (Cholmondeley). The Ledy of the Ban No Other Way (Besant) The River (Philipots). Wolfville Days (Lewls) . Wolfville Nights (Lewis) Come with Me Into Baby] Intrusions of Peggy (Hop Vultures (Merriman). Istar of Blwylcn (Potter). ‘est (Higglns] (At our Feathers (Mason) . Children of the Forest (L Roger Drake (Webater) Hearts Courageous (R1 Castle Craneycrow (l(cCu!cheon) Conqueror (Athertom) - Jlen of the Merchant Service (Bi 39 48 39 100 100 Lady Jane (Jamison). 120 Boy's Life of M (Stratemeyer) . 98 L. Ford) Pacific Cosst Diaries. .25¢c to 300 (Sears) ... e 400 - Qards, Iz to $1.00 Great Reductions on ail Trimmed Millinery Bezinning tc-morrow th: best chance of the year to secure bargains in fashionab’e headwear. this week’s Great Mi inery Sale. $3.50, $4.00 ‘and $4.50 Children’s and Misses’ Hats— mn scratch and French felts, bccomingly trimmed with r’bbons, birds, duced to. $3.95 felt and fancy braid, all prettily trimmed, reduced to $7.00, $7.50, $9.00 and $9.75 Trimmed Hats, good, prlctlc:l headwear, trimmed with choics wings and ornaments, now reduced to. - $5.85 1t’: a s'ock without rival in California — ove of the three largest retiil Toy stocks in America, dols and mechanical toys are being rapidly dispossd of, Magic Lanterns, with glass views, 50¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, £3.50. With Kinetoscope attachment and Boy's Tool Chest—a most instructive and interesting present for any boy; pr ce according to the number of tools and size, 25¢, §oc, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50. fims and views, §5, £7.50, Batter grade goods for men, §3.59, $5, $10.00. $7.50, $10.00. An Extra Special Doli Values Monday only, this very strong Papier Mache body dol, 1734 inches long, pretty bisque head, sleepingleyes, full woven and sewed mo- hair wig, dressed in neat chemise 9 8 c regularly §1.35, to-morrow . Dofis to Dress Patent Jointed Papier Mache Jointed Body Dolls, w.th sleeping eyes, shoes and stockings, 11-inch, 25¢; 14-inch, 50¢; 17-nch, $1.00; 1834-inch, $1.50; zo-inch, $1.85. Very best quality Paper Mache Dolls, 12-inch, $.50; 18-inch, $2.25; 20}5-inch, $2.90; 23-inch, $3.60; 2434-inch, $4.40; 28- inch, $5.35; 32%4-inch, $7.50. Silver Holiday Goods Toilet S@t—French Gray Silver, mirror, hair brush, c'othes brush and comb, Orieatal head design, in fancy sk cacaspictured . . . o b 4 e sieiate oo sls e s e e $18.00 Sterling Silver Flask—In open deposit work, with detachable cup . . $15.00 Sterling Sliver Ash Tray—Lire India Head in center in French gray . . $7.80 larpon&u-rop—w\m butterfly girl head on back, sterling silver in gray finish . , $16+00 Cut Glass Powder Jap—With siver top, Marguerite design . . . . . $10.00 Men’s Ebony Brush Set—String silver mounted, consisting of two military, hair brushes, one clothes brush, ofe hat brush, one mirror, one comb; all in satin lined leatherette ey Lol N T R R S D e e o .$ 2.00 Sterfing Siiver Match Box—Wnth fancy head on side a r cn(r; in top, ................. e ... - $4.00 Perfume Botiie—Siver deposit, in ke iy Eat sh:pe, llrgc adbe |1yl $10.00 Cut Glass Ink Well—With Floro- $5.00 | _dora top, large and massive. . . .$4.50 Military. Hair fll'lllh”—fi“_li;h nish, swinging figures on back in gre $4.25 ‘ Men’s Overcoats $15.00 Boys’ Overcoats $7.50 We claim for all of our gar- ments that better qualities cannot be procured at the prices in any first-class store in the United S:ates, and we are pos'tive that only a few of the very largesy hous:s are in a position to offer such overcoat values as these, Men’s Dark Oxford Gray Overcoats— I Made by tailors of the highest clas and embodying all the fine po'nts of style, fit and workmanship, so much desired by the well-dressed mep of the day; made with hand-padded collars, the broad military shoulders, best of Jinings - coats which ordinarlly sell at uo oa,. for . $'5'oa Boy; Long, Louu—flmn; Overcoats Z_Siz & for 10 to 20 years, strictly all- woo! materials, in nobby oxford gray £ or mixtures, with very best of Italian &t -3 Cloth lining—for . - » - . $7.60 & " Holiday Book Stock--300,000 Volumes Juvenile Books The Three New Henty Books The Treasure of the Incas, Wit British Legion, e the Sudan, each. n” wm Numbers. A Verse for youth; edit Douglass Wiggin .... A Girl of Virginia (Thur Brenta’s Summer at Rockley (Reed). Brenta's Cousin at Radcliffe Rob and His Gun (Linn) . A Captured Santa Claus (Pa Tilda Jane (Marshall Saunders) St. Nicholas Christmas Bo Denslow’s Mother Goose. Chinese Mother Goose. All the Brgwl\le Books by Palmer collection of ed MR e Just So Stories (Kipling) Goops (Gelett Burgess) . Lives of the Hunted (Seto ‘Wild Animals I have Known (Seton ‘Thompson) . 2 E 5§§§=§§ 28LL3LE88 88 D 1t Bt k1 o1k e e BEEEEEEEEEEEERIREEEEEERREEREERRIERELEREERIBERE most dttractive. Al kinds of chairs, §€ to 20c Rocking Chairs. 15¢, 25¢, 35¢ Sofas and Settees, 10c to 50¢ Extension Tables, 25¢ to 40¢ Marble Top Tables, sc, 1o, 25¢ K tchen Tables, 15c, 25¢ Sideboards, 3oc, 50¢, 75¢ China Closet, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢ Beds with Mattresses, 35¢ to $1.00 Beds without, roc, 15¢, 25¢ Carpet Swespers, Sewing Machines, Telephones, Fireplaces, Wine Sets, Lawn Mowers, etc!, from . . . . . v - - 280 v CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- { 2 | | | | | | | i i | | | | 11ie Juny viu .o auW WLl De tound in the AL traction Hal , on secona 1100r, beside a heavuy laden Christmas tree. child who, with parents or guardlan visits him durmg his reception hours—daily: Every department of California’s Largest Store is a Holiday Department now. few of the Emporium’s vast assortment of the best holiday goods. ezrly—befor2 the best novelties are gone. Our Iimmense Toy Store Is averflowiny With Everything to Gladden Little Ones’ Hearts The finest and most unique Iron Stove — com- plete with cooking utensils; g d'fferent styles, 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, §5. $6.50, $8.00. Things for Doli Houses Hat Racks, 25¢ D:sks, 25c and soc Spinning Wheels, 25¢ Big Offering of Ladies’ Petticoats Ladies’ Silk Petticoats—made of fine Taf- feta, with deep accordeon pleated flounce, having deep underflounce of silkette, in a large range of colors and black, will be shown on Monday for the first time at the special Ho'iday priceof . . . . $5.98 Other styles $6.90 to $30.00. Ladies’ Full Length Kimonas—of the finest French flannel (dainty polka dot patterns), made with wide rolling shawl collars, satin trimmed, colors navy and white, and red and Groceries 2 Days Hams—best Eastern Sugar Cured, Ib. 15}(0 Standard Fruits—24 Ib. tins, pcach:l, apri- m: or pem, Monday and Tuesday, 2 25¢ Heinz's New Apple Butter—lb. . . . New Fat Herring—Milchner 6 fish . , 25 Port or Sherry—good ordiniry ‘quzlily, for th: 2 days, gallon . . . . .87¢ Kentucky Belle Eonrbnn——full qmm 855¢ Geneva Gin—Red Cross, bottle . . . Parry’s Medicinal Malt Whisky . . . Hock White Wine—excellent, gal'on . The Oriental Holiday Good's The beautiful Chinese and Japln. ese Bazaar on the main floor is one of the Holiday sights of the Empo- rium. There are beautiful dispays of Cloissones, Bronz:s, Ivorizs, Chi- naware, Chinesz Toys, H.ndker- chiefs, Silk Gowns, Sik Jackets, Porcelains, Ebony Furniture, Chin-se Jewelry, Carved Goods, Sandal Wocd Articles, Lacquered Ware, BEmbroidered Screens, Fans, etc., etc. This is the largest and handsomsst Bazaar in San Fiancisco. Both Chi- nese and White Cierks in attendance, Prompt znd polite service, All goods marked in plain figures. Special Sale Ladies’ Dressing Gowns — all this week, many odd lots of Japanese Silk embroidered gowns, broken sizes and color lines, beautifully embroid- ered gowns lined with soft quilted silk, that were $10.00 and }u 00 each, 4 $5.00 Special Sale Cups and_ Saucers — pretty Blue and white Oriental Ware, special all this week, each P 10to 12a. m, 2 to § p. m. In our entire page advertisement we can only mention a very Our prices are so reasonable that you will be persuaded to do your gift buying Nearly 400 hats have been reduced, regardless of cost, for $10.00, $11.00 and g11.75 hats, made of nice quality Hats from $12.00 to $16.50—the finest product of our Hm Th: Department is now a facinat ng show place for young and old. In the meantime here are a few illustrations showing how very cheap toys can be bought this year. Print.ng Presses— complete with type, cards, ink, etc., 75%, $1.00, $1.25. 31.50, $1.75, §2.50, $4.50, Bureaus, 25¢, 35¢, soc Toilet Stands, 1oc to soc Wardrobe, 25c, 50¢, 75¢ Marble Top Washstands, 25c Standing Mirrors, 25c, 35¢, 50c Clocks, sc, toc, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢ Chandeliers, 1oc, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢ Lamps, §c, 10c, 15¢, 25¢, 40C Fiowers in Pots, 2c to 10c 1903 Oalemlars, 8o to $6.00 He has a little gift for every s Are In mmnqmnilanmumwltha- m Cond hic with two pictures. o Pk tour pictures. m Anl Absolutely Correct Styles in Furs None of last season’s productions in our stock. Every article in the women’s department on second floor was new on September the first, and dince that time other new styles have been coming in, so that garments here are strictly up-to- date, and we scll only such furs 2s we can-fully guarantee. They | make ke most acceptable koliday | gifis, and we guarantee you a sub- stantial saving over the prices of exclusive furriers, $32.50 for an extra choice Near ' Seal Jacket, made of fine selected skins, and cut in the 'w:est style as shown in picture, a°§40.00 garment, here ... .uqirvesrescsenss . $ 32,50 Sable Fox Boas—with nmatural tails afid claws, very L AR RN cseitaptEnes o st Vapsc- IR Genvine Mink Scarfs—a good one for §3.45, and they Moire, Taffetas and Velvets, duced to. own workshops, copies from the best models imported, lnd our own designs, now reduced s’ oo L] from g19.00 to $25.00, our swellest imported Dox’t put off toy buying too long if you want to choose from the the ..............,.......20-00 $90.00 Derstan Lamb Goats—plain or trimmed. , . . $95.00 Siberian Squirrel—Du Barry Shawls and scarfs. . . .. .. ...$32.50 $50.00 Chntasl‘vrsns—fi'm ....51.25 $5.00 Walking Skirts—stictly all-wool Cheviots, Meltons Coverts and fancy mixtures, both 7 and g gore, for.., Holiday Slipper Sale S———— Ping Pong Sets—containing two wood bats, a four-foot net, 2 spring posts and 4 Helex Balls, complete for §1. Other Sets $1.50, $2.00 to $10.00. Sewing Machines—to fasten on table, practical workers, $1.40. Other styles, $2.50, $3.50. Popular Priced Gamss Dominos, Lotto, Tiddledy Winks, Quoits, O'd Maid, Peter Coddle, Anagrams, Jack Straws, etc., each 5 RBE i AT oS G O .... 10ec Moce thash g scyiss S8 'J “‘"mu" g o Checker Boards, Fast Mail, United Statés Postmsn, Cen- n";“;’{ffzsfif'd:::h:: T i ee tury Ride and many other gamesat . . . . .15¢ Santa Claus, Man in the Moon, Errand Boy, Gnne of India, Ladies’ satin quilted, fur trimmed, felt I'ned Ju'iets, red or black, the $r.5okind. . . . 81.25 Wide Awake, Bascball, Go'den Locks, Red Ridi Ladies” all kid, flecced lined Juliets, ‘b,‘,_.o kind for . . $9.80 Hood, ete.,cach . . . . .. ... ...... Ladics” Black Kid Juliets, with uu- quilted or red pn-l. tops, inseead Nelly Bly, Golf, Fun at the Circus, Bagatelle Board, Tos- of f2.00pair. . . . . % a e . $1.50 sillo, Pictare Lotts, Ring Toss, etc., cach . . . . . 2@ | |Ladies’ good quality Felt Jnlhu S R 850 Crown Combination Game Board-playing 20 game;, Men’s Cheaille Plush Slippers, m’-!h-rhch- . 750 §5 rciee SBLBOY 106 gatns g ¢ gme ‘ Men's Vici Kid Opera Cut Slipper... . . . . PSR Crotinole Boards . . 8572, $1.50, $2, $2 5 Men’s good quality imitation Alligator Slippers. . . . . . . 980 Positively the Greatest of Furniture and Carpet Sales Every piece of furniture in our immense stock reduced, not one article of which has yet been on disp'ay four months. Some of the goods (a car Joad of late designs in weathered oak) arrived only last week, Thé newest of the new, the best kinds thae are made, and all priced much lower than usual before we made the reductions for this remarkable sale, We are striving to make up the volume of trade lost during the thres months we have been remodeling the second floor. It's smfe to say you will neve have a similar chance to buy such furniture and carpets at prices anywhere near those we quote now. Golden Oak Bedroom Suites that were §32.50, Goldcn Oak Dining Room Tables that were $30.00, | ACDRTRe S R DE T $2765 mOW.. .o. . . visee s o m $65.00 Golden Ok Bedroom Suites that were $35.00, Weathered Oske Dining Tables that were 'I;.ao, now . e ee e . $29.85 DOW e TSN Golden Oak Bedroom Suites that were $68.50, Golden Oak Sideboards that were ’ll 59, now DOWLY e o i 5 o e e e e C LT A e R R T s 315. Mahogany finished Bedroom Suites that were $33.00, $27.85 25.00, Weathered Oak Sideboards that were $60.00, now . $21.60 cee deos e .60 Bird’s Eye Maple Bedroom Suites that were t;z 50, Golden Oak Buffets that were $55.00, now |t AR AT G R R R R LG P AR .35 Curly Birch Bedroom Suites that were $82.50, Weathered Oak Buffets that were $32.50, now TOW . 5 Py S & el S L RS 36725 ........... .o oo 52690 Solid Oak Dmu\. Cha'rs that were $1.00, now »g Chairs that were $5.50, now Bird's’ Eye Maple Chiffopiers that were e So, Leathes Seated Dining Chairs that were $5:00, BOWEL SALS ot it s U A T DOW. . o s o s ee e 0 Bird’s Eye Maple Dressing Pables that were ;3o 00, Goldea Oak China Closets that were $25/00, now gt o MR S M R R G R IR e + + « « $19.90 Dressing Tables—Like picture—in Bird's Eye Maple Dressing Tables that were $22.50, Golden Oak China Closets that were $55.00, now either golden cak, mahogany or AR SRl NN AT e e . $46.25 u.aqg-.p-,wyfiunaau- Golden Oak Dining Tables that were $17. sor Weathered Oak China Closts that were $27.59, mirror,thatwere e R T K S TN P S $13.25 s S A IR e R . $23.28 $35.00, now . ‘2’. 7' Weathered Oak Bookcases that were §62.50, now . . . .. $48.85 Three Picce Mlllnpnmd Parlor Suites that were $37. 50, now $29.85 Golden Oak Bookeases that were $25.00, now . . . . .$20.90 Three Picce Mahoganized Parlor Suites that were $65.00, now $46.40 Handsome Gold Chairs that were $13.50,20% 4 o o s & o, 315.00 Mahogany finished Bookcases that were $37.50, now . . . . $3.90 e Sean Wackass (hit-siotn Mahogany finished Ladics’ Desks that were $22.50, now . . $16.35 sc:: ms:' Tabourettes that ..‘:’ i.':',:""...'_','_','_' 'mfi Golden Oak Ladies’ Desks that were $18.00, now . . . . . $1490 Weathered Oak Tabourettes that were $3.75, 00w , o « o . 32.60 Antwerp Oak Ladies’ Desks that were $16.50, now . . . . $13.60 Pol'uhd ‘Wood Chairs, suitable for hall or ladies’ desk, that were £4. 50, Weathered Oak Library Tables that were $15.00, now . . . $11.85 P R R 2 . » Mahogany Libragy Tables that were $70.00,now . . . . .554.35 ledu Oak Rockers lhtwuek',v;. e e oeg B3N Very fine Davenports that were $50.00, now Fine Metal Beds—In colors and gold, that were $17.30, now . ”.“ Sale Moravian Persian effects, beautiful colorings, same on both sides, the biggest rug value ever offered here. 16x3zinches « v oo v oo . IO F9fet. . i i e s - $RBE $13.00size, 3Kx1K . L 0 u . 24x48 inches . o o o o . .880 3%x1% . vesss s . 32,88 6.50 812, 9X13 . » 4 5 » » a7xssinches .« o.0'e o o o - SEOE sxm...........’c.;o $25.00 sise, 1334335« o o o o 36x65inches . o o s e 0o o . S1,E88 9x9 . L. ... ... 7:88 $10.00 size, 13316% . 4 . . Sale Body Brussels Choice of our entire stock—thousands of yards—of the genuine $1.50 BRigclow-Lowell Body Brussels Cupnu—,'la hall, stair, dining-room and bsdroom effects—all this week, sewed, lined and laid, per yard. . . ".'r’l Sale of Fine White Blankets A clean-up st less than the mill expended in their production. We are careful to maintain the full standard of quality in our line of fine B ankets. Every pair is carefully examin:d before it s placed on our counters, and if there be the slightest fault, such s a misplaced border, etc., the blankets are not put in our regular stock. We find about 300 pairs of these blankets now on hand, having sI'ght imper'ections, and fo-mor:ow, Tuesday and Wed- nesday the entire lot is offered without reserve at the prices quoted below. Fine White Blankets—4 lbs. wulht, our $3.95 line, 2 cases extra size L:qh-wol Blankets—almost 7 lbs. Sightly imperfect, special sale price . . . $2.98 | weigh, instead of §7. 50 paiv, wle price . . . . . . Fine Lambswool White lltnm—,m a trfle imperfe 1‘5.00 value, sale price . . . »lQfl paln Elann( Wlme Bl-nkeu—fifll § Ibe, weight, A small Jot of assorted Blankets—values §8,00 and up, all on sale at, pair . . ”.“ Fine Down Comfortars- - hundnbl-cho-hm.&-ngl 5% o $4.45 » $30.00 £ Men’s Furnishings, Suit Cases, Absolutely correct style and the most can possibly bs given for the p-ices in men's holides furnishings. Black Silk Reefers—Nice soft, heavy silk, 1)4 yards long, nicely | Men’s Gloves —good quality English Walking Gloves, in fashion- hemstitched, will be stamped free of charge, a regular " 's flu-,nmnmmyphm"u $r.sovaluefor. . ... .. . . - Hemstitched Reefdrs—hand drawn in different patterns—made of | Men’s Handkerchiefs—in cambric with the new” embroid- very e qulty sile—the itk ching 2 docd oy gy | eredintl borof 6 Ll L 75¢ B S TN R St ke - Listen in bexes of 6, . Men’s mwy—mw ‘open work. lace effects — neat figuces .and k< v m"d y ‘h” £ 75 u"*" puflnmdzhem-nh:dnd,oo ”’S' o< e “_".“ Men’s Shirts—new Fall lwvenu,l’e‘ e Sole Leather Dress S’d C-u—\nbnsl frame, hnen lined, with e e | s e i X st at %'s ares- e o wenring. o seceiveds Mack cvounds, | | inchy $Zu0D, 24-inch,, P~ Py 1évinch, $800 neat figures and embroidered effects, very Same with Jeather lining, . 33-inch, $§o 50, 24-nch, $8,00, hagdsomns, at. . . . 850¢ | s, $9.57 N w ARAURARA AALCRRUALAA ARRLAAR ARAARA AR FARRAARARA RAARRAN WRAAXARE ARAARARA IR WRRRRN R AR R AR R awaae mmmmmmnwwmmmmmwmawmm