The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1901, Page 4

PLEASE AWAY, AND NEVER BE GUILTY AGAIN © 20-Round Glove Contest at the Grand Opera House Last Night ts Still Waiting for a Name—Those Who Saw It Refuse to Speak. e0o Pred Russel! teft carly this n fine for the wilds of Where he wi tor of lon. “no we yu Ged on course punted out in th. ft last night at the Grand opera/ no was w ler t with Denver Ed M t eters, trying p Miled out and off, a a bunct Aad It Didn't Work the most palpadie s ev rofe t Announced rated on an opponent, or a # ringside ga OF course | fF the remain Wasn't tn th ven from the | Pulfers w pairat, but being a s SS ap hgh srcemany > q stood with him and jotlied the |! the arth P Backers, frionds and himself were « SRundred mites fore Mark | *"* u - aie P@haunneasey, the time-keoper, yank. | . . fee Ahe bell at the end of t : They Didn't Understand | It's hardly necessary to give a 4 . f Seription of the affair, for those v " Gwere not there might take it f red Mecount of a two-handed fo: , OF any other old thing : : idm’t understand it. And to Gwrite it up for those who were t ave th would only be to Ememories. Persons 5 $2.80 and other pri may feol bad, so what's th h unpleasant paid & adr Something should be sa 1A. W. Crane, the referee an town, it's ¢ Brick he was up against the same Je will be the MORE MONEY SPENT | | ON garrie.reap DEATH . aorapriates $1000 for an} Addition to City Hall | ASBURY PARK. B. Han Aug. 12.—Rev, . Pastor of the Went a —— ‘k Metropolitan District church, D Gouncil lest night appropriated a today of paralysis. He was at to build an addition to the y service Sunday at 10:30 o'clock, when for the use of engineering he was selaed with a » im the ment. It will be Dullt just, head. Just after he had arted to of the council room and ¢ preach the ser: n he was se to of the « and caught stagger, and several gation reached forwa easurer and the It will be 22x30 Offices of the department land have windows on all sides, him before he could fall. He was ® to be used principally by the moved to his hom Mr. Hancock : htsmen and will te built s>/ was born in B ton county and had been pastor in West year and a half. Park for a A 006 2 Aug. of the summer visitors here. The ie dog reached Manning as he was 4 about to-sink from exhaustion, and Bs? dragged him safAly to shore, President Crichton opposed the bill) use of the room now occupied sea when his plight was seen by Hen the grounds that it was bad policy “ [ €o spend any more money on an olf tt trap. He suggested that th 4 of health be moved to the ol! E By the board. | <A letter was read from Engineer} ASBURY PARK, N. J stating that the depart-/ John Manning, while bath Was hampered for room. was caught by a strong big St. Bernard dog owned by BALIFAX, N. 8, Avg. 12—Archt- Denny, builder of Lipton's yacht ock IL, ina public address said that Shamrock II would will be plenty of light “Sity hall and that the engineer be A gen and was being rapidly carried DN'T BET ON herself up against a hard prop- Revival Meetings A series of enthusiastic al meetings are being held this week at Holiness Union Miasion, between ine and Pike streeta on Third ave: when she attempts to lift the Due. Two colored women are in from the Constitution this year. Charse of the singing, plantation ‘said songs and solos being conspicu: he hoped Sir Thomas Lip- features of the program. Nigh Doat would win, but he would sermons are delivered by Evangelist 0. H. Hubbard. ‘Ro betting on her. © AH NEED TH’ MONEY BAD-- ; INDEED AH DO!” “gi GBrecial Correrpontence ) | NEW YORK, Aug. &—The su- court has been invoked to in ‘tease lé-year-ol4 Mise Dorothy Roosevelt's allowance from! to $2000, out of 4 $90,000 trust! )@@tate left ber by her uncie, cousin of the vice president. Jenough for Dorothy to get alone with, I will have to make up the ficiency out of my own pocket ‘Among her tutors there is one French, one for German and one f. Itallan, Besides, she has an Engtish governess and belongs to social ancing classes and is f golf, tennis and bathing clubs a member ¢ | Wer mother, Mrs. Kate 8. Roose | “She requires many dremes, and ts elt, says | compelied, in making soctal calls, “My daughter has «ix tuto and | *pend @ good deal of mor ft ab DME the other necessary incidentals to| hire.” he education of a girl aspiring to| Referee Wm. J. A. McKim turned in 9 report crease ‘enter society are taken Into consid- ‘efation, $2000 will not be nearl _ ASK FOR MURDERED. 4 favoring the $1900 in Will Inspect Canneries HIS PULPIT. Padi,” wilt tens tot ducks, Wie; turkeys, @i1Ye | \ for Skagway with Dressed poultry—Turkeys, Lieve | . | chickens, 10@110; ducks, 130144 r : " | Live stock — Cows, Sige; steer re . i tian | iMei s, SY@T4O; sheep, ‘ gual corps! | Death of Mrs, Hughes | ; ‘ ocean nee | Large Quantities of Apples mm Mra, Harriett C. Mughes, aged #1 " n days « : years, died after a protracted tlt r t a Pears From California at 1710 Fourteenth avenue from Chandler, a Bright's dimeane Mra, Hughes ha j alt Lak cusieithie sae estan 1| been a well known resident of Sent y A John Bay: | mich cathe from Calltor tle since 1884, For many re ah ‘ the Umatilla were brought into |conducted the GriMth house at Be . ‘4 Lda of melons and small vegot. | headquarters of army and navy of mM pd and & at ame up from the routh [cers in this city, Thi ad woman \ " ake th ival of the California produce | lea ne daughter, Miss Judith e eaned the aetivity on the ave Hugher: Re , MARS} And had @ siikht tendency to lower] ates ' "Tie yooat receipts this moraine} ADAMS HEARING va nuity of any one variety went In pe Mex h hae ¢ Wenatche Yakima The Civil Service Commission Will ae yon Sans reas anioeces | Review Case Tonight ¥ * he | ing the pant few aya | " ¥ and eges stand the same as “alge prone fg fprices are un-| The civil service commission ant make Canadian | changed, |nieht will Investigate the charges 1 | ageinst Detective Adams by F linpontt JOBBING QUOTATIONS, A. Grogan, who claims that Adams Alaska ru . (CORRECTED DAILY) Jos iad Wie Wa leaee te the aon “ 00 & box; limes, poking ap’ Thee #1.00@1.60, Val walle app BAR-MAIDS AGED FORTY C, J. Thompson Run Over on Rail- 00; eantalouper, $1 ox Fa road Avenue berries, $1.15@2.00; blackberries, jie 1.25@150; pears, $2.0002.20; wa + ‘weeeneil ¢. | Melons, $2.0063.00 | LONDON, Aus. 11—The muntelp. fered a v ality of Budapest bas issued an or he coa nck; carrots, § per | morality, no barmaids under 40 years bly x Ne 3 turnips, | oid shall be ermpployed in saloons. Ax i the ra 2@ ike & result hundreds of young women the wh oe per . have been thrown out of work, We b * 1.6G18S ruch an order issued in London, it way per Ib; nauer kraut, S@4e;| would result in the defeat of al . native head lettuce, lic per dox;| municipal officials who, after voting green y pou dried fas | for it, sought re-election wan r artons, fancy 700, Imported | 0 j where Dr. Bories *, HOG TB dates, A hack was hes, 10 dos; parsiey For gas and electric fixtures, Kit-| in was removed | @iSc; cucumbers, 15@3e doxen bourne & Clark Co., 816 Becond Ave to a steamer for Port Madison, | on alulifiower, T56@ where he has friends and relatives. al green ek MORNING FIRE ON A LARGE ASSORTM MADISON STREET |: ed ” ae | han sqi3'4e: preakt Residence of W. J, Sterling Has | Paco Jt@itc, ory, salted clear Narrow Escape | Butter, Cheese, and Poultry | Butter — Washington pound je out in the residence of | and prit b, 16 te Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. HE SEATTLE STAR HUMBOLDT | | tied Inet is t if b Put | ARRIVES IN 5 5!°)% 0% Brings Down Fair Passenger Li From Alaska and Late News Steamer Humboldt, the “Alask Fiyer,” arrived rt lant nl from Skagwa ed pasnengers and her « the pr cious metal include f ed to Beattle banks ‘ ing of the Yuke & steady flow of p pectors in th Hirection all summer but a starmpe In the latent t. Among th most sucessful seckers of gold on the Humboldt ©. L. Philtipas: . Phillips, Mra. EB. Archibald Sullivan, L. 8. Edwards, J. W. Fla nery and John Flannery Mortality Record. Ww. W Beattie Sunday nig Bonney & Stew ck this morn in Lakeview The funeral « died at South was held from chapel at 10 Interment tery was com! Joseph W. Smith, aged 13 year T OF by DESKS AT RIGHT PRICES W. J. Sterling at Madison stree: | Cheese "Native Washington, | full é ch this morning. and the | CTeam, 183@12%e; New York, ¢ business 0 co office furniture, will fin at x morning, and Gaeme, De aaah oe Aes ‘The business man who has to purchase office furniture, will find Seay peat” act nie here every essential requirement for quick, satisfactory choosing. A | $11 0@ case; New York, large assortment of desks, including Fiat Top, Roll Top, Typewriter | aie r. 16g) brick, | and Standing Desks, each one priced in a fair way. This sample |Me@ite; Swiss, 18@ibe values Strictly fresh ranch, 23¢; 1 Chickens, live, 11@1%0 1BGe | toe ne, 129@180; turkeys, 1c; ducks, tment 4*! Corrected Daily, — The following Two engin rices are being offered to the pro n nucceeded in| Gucer tn roun im the dock or in the house and| the car at & residences from 8 ta, $30.00; barley, aan Se et over wheat, chicken feed o ne ty. Rastern Washington timothy: 16@ OC - |27; alfalfa, s11@12. | B Fresh ranch, 12@14e; na. SOME SLANG '3c20°¢ Cheese—Native Washington, 1e. a i. Strictly fresh ranch, 21@ | 8c per dos. id oak throughout. Top t= 2x42 ne British foreign office, the Ath- | Poultry ~ Chickens, tive, 1o@tic: |ff , Fiat nd back with warettable tendency to the one ot series of drawers, appearin rent Lower drawers are jockea or unlocked automatically by written answer from the department a | ota made Lord Cranborne speak of ‘the balance’ of & ratlway, meaning the| mentary pag cireulated on the > sey bide. Third Ave. and Pike. Mad Mullah in Somaitiand, tn whic Home Furnishers. Rialto Bid urious #lang used by Col. Sad ler in his dispatches is in one case adopted by the foreign office trom If you are looking for a him in the preeis of the papers: “Mul. |@ good store light, which can leh 1G off his head.’ ” be burned at pleasure, Strange to say, the great London come in andsee the #°Cas Arc Lignt” | Does not cost you any- | | weekly neglects to seti latest tunity for another n four attack upon ems FAILED TO REACH TOP this oppor re or less well “American. A nickel here, a dime thing when not burning, We have them. not afford to buy. That's the kind of sa little ads.; not any, perha Seattle Gas & Electric Co. NFF, N. W. T., Aug. 12—Mt 214 CHERRY ST. erhorn of th after meven at \te tw tilt | | Joseph Kiidall of Minneapolis, we | MEN’S BODIES, |x romero ne ce vate Populr WEDNESDAY —_—— Seigeh ab te Ralldec-Geoen’ ‘ner dione will pu We offer for Extra Special | , | Kildall's company operates « can se | Ladies’ Strap Slippers Gov. Toole of Montana, and Gov ; tempt to reach | mmit, although Blaine of Idaho, have Joined in re-|BCFY at Wrangel Narrows, Alaska, |qn altitude of 11,128 feet wan attain Companion s $1.00 the Pair Py cguesting the federal government to 8nd he will leave soon to t ed. This i# & higher point than | Hoyt >) transport from Unimak isiand, Al-| Plant ar 9 has pr usly been hed. Rays muir Be Fs y |) Asks, to Beattie, the bodies of Con) The « y pack 30,0 ~ at oon nd Florence Sullivan, and P. 1 | Of lm is year, Tt ha | - - — Mooney, murdered on’ the remote| at Work h being arg WILL Popula || GARDEN HOSE Ghores of Unimak iast June. — : es . pul lp E ao The governors, acting on petition| ( handle th ght in. || PRICED LOWER @f many friends of the Sullivan) M. KR. Sta " Vash % 60 feet at $2.80; 0 feet at Ee Brothers, ask that one of the rev-|* Mare olde mpany | Prices | $3.00; the regular $3.75 kind, enue cutters in h Pacific wa-| "4 i | tte, 40 Coot | ERNST BROS fers perform the desired nervice.| Company wi rs ag — fonts |] 506 Pike St ‘Tel. Green 7. Bhheir requent ts addressed to Pres\.|'* In the cfty Pd RA FALLS, N | ad Gent McKinley, but will probably. be | today with Mr. heir aham, far laint? Teferred to the treanury department | PAPY ates 0 fe Niagara whtpool Summer Compile wnder which the cutters operat Jeompantes not amalgamate , yin’ = visitor leet night | Our Binckberry and Ginger The Sullivan brothers are Butte| the recently formed Onffroy com Wasenfus, & female ova- | Cordial will give the readlent Men, while Rooney went to Alanke | bine nd she came to] | the window Giaplay.. from Wallace, 14 All are well ee | known prospectors and mining men | HIRSCH’S PHARMACY Con Sullivan was one the early |] wirst and Pike, ‘Tel. Main 916 Mimers of the Coour d'Alene, and on 3 0f the locators of the famous Bunk-| | €r Hil) and Sullivan mine | | HARDWARE The three men were killed and) * | Bapbed of $1200 in camp on Unim: Reliab: joods at reason~ feland, supposediy ps pg able priess. gerted from a fivhi 1 Thetr LIVES tb. 25 Cents , « bodies, according to unconfirmed r eeemeee ||] PRICHARD HARDWARE CO. Ports brought here, were buried on| ‘Phe steamer Centennial, which 417 Pike Street | the island. i uid have nal so r ae ‘i ALISBURY, M4., Aug. 12.—Three OSLYN COAL | ca not leave port until this afternoon meoin eae dations Eng ee " | Buried by 1. 0. 0. F. Jof livestock did not arrive, Th pux bn The re Miss hs | and new styles for fall On . steamer has been obliged to leave a hel L. Philli Baltimor vs spring goods prices are much i) das. Gilleepic, the marine engineer | jarge quantity of her freight on the| 5 Baten a Baltimore; M Once tried always used, our lower 5 | © found in the bay yesterdn nk ogg gga Se: f avhitesburg, Md sala ss the test of | wil be buried trom Butterworth's| Pies GG. Hatellffe, of Haliahury ha Billet SEATTLE TAILORING CO. | BY {i tomorrow morning. The tun | ‘The Dirigo, Alas! « by . x te tn Prep Hustness started in Seattle 1207 First Avenue | Deral will be under the auspices of the| will eat! tonight 008 ne tO ee eeerern or. he erty I Aug, iu and has increased ev~ : | 0, F., and interment will be| Ska port ho takew |“ iidenly found themaelves in a month since w ¢, meee) Fs heed ee Roget The sob A aoe Union 24 tor steam ||! COME AND SEE ‘fm that Lodge's cometery. - about 2 passengers. Star will be sent to campers of the state, without ‘The steamer ‘Cottage City which the Pacific Coast Co, has lately put ¢ nd domestic, orders to be delivered north of Pike street. ‘Telephone Main 688 orde delivery south of Pike str and, on finding them: who was a good swimmer, and drag ged him with them, | new treatment Sanitarium, Hinckley Block. Fourth Floor. Sanitarium We take the drugs and disease all out of you ~ FREDERICK & NELSON, Cor. 2d and Madison THE MONEY YOU SAVE there, once in awhile a twenty-five-cent piece, in the course of a few months or a year it amounts to that new dress or the hat that otherwise you might think you could vings you'll find in these ps, that will count much at once, but in the end they'll foot up to a nice sum. Every Ad. New Every Day Men's Hose of mercerized silk, per pair asc Geo. McLernon Got to Move goods, Work guaranteed. J. MATZGER, 1307 Second Ladies’ Tailor and Habit Maker TIRED &YES jous hint, Examin Satisfaction euar- A. LINDAUER Scientite Optician 322 PIKE STREET $1.50 Wrappers $1.00 Tommorrow Only Made of the best materials in ay y of designs MEE CHONG & CO 1116 Second Ave, Harmony in the Home is helped by harmonious pa- per, a talk with me C, F, STOLTING 816 Third Ave. Tel. Red 1021 hat we are doing In this hygienic and let us explain our Dr. H. T, Turner Goodson, who st “ oe ' ' t rr WEATHER FORECAST. \ Vicinity. nd V t : 5 PECIAL MICF t \ J 1 1 river is Oiling with the same tro’ i found at F es Mile. Ina bat ' f two round trips thin sew Th rthern Commerolal ¢ pany has met with a lone by the ¢ fixcation on the part the Car celal Jian government of 10,000 gations of We are ¢ sky, which was shipped stock of domes Went et h without a permit. The ship. gars. Now is the time to get a good for nterr oe | awk Hl « The ” ng and 4 i nup the head waters off the Tanana and Copper rivers |. ‘The latest gold wverien have been in the Stewart river country ae south of Dawson. There has been 24 ave. and Columbia, Tel. Main, 193. te Still a few hundred pairs of MEN'S TAN SHOES « $2.49 “$2.99 Former price $3. soand$ TREEN SHOE C0. 707 FIRST AVE. J o Perfect Harmony best enjoyed if the accompanist # the KIMBALL PIANO. — Per- haps you know how dreadfaily out tune some pianos get in summer. The KIMBALL piano is well and fully made to stand the changes re and retain its purity ‘The wood is thoroughly sea ned and arts carefully d- justed. Also a large assortment of her standard makes to select from at genuine bargain prices, D. $. Johnston Co, 903 Second Avenue ———— PESSSSOSSSSOOSOSS We Have a New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call and See It Washington Dental and Photographic Supply C1 211 Columbia Street, Seattle. SOSSOCSO SOOO“ OOOED AMUSEMENTS. GRAN OPERA | | SFOCSSOSCSSS TECHS OFS o ° ° ° e « ° e e ° ° ° ° ° e J HOUSE JOHN CORT. MANAGER) Main 65, "Phone, t Friday and Saturday evenings, | 8 ay Matinee The Distinguished Irish “omedian, MR. CHAUNCEY OLCOTT ‘The Sweetest Singer on the Stage, in his new ¢ Ay success. ‘The Sweetest Singer on the Stage,” in his new Comedy GARRETT O’MAGH AUGUSTUS PITOU, Success, By Manager ‘The play will the original cast presented with nery and effects that characterized Mr. Olcott's su esaful run for five months in New York, HEAR OLCOTT'S NEW SONGS PRICES 0, $1.00, 500 and Matinee— Entire balcony and Seats on sale Thuraday, SEARCHLIGHT 1305% Se Adu lower flo allery 9a, m $1.00. ond Avenue, asion, 1c Showing Father O'Grady's dream, a transformation scene; horseless fire engines of New York city; ride up the Biffel tower; Piccadilly cireus arrival of train at Paris exposition, ond others, een Money to Loan and timber lands.” ae ee HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and 18 Scheuerman Block, First Ave. and Oberry St, == CARS AT COST] "= aerate: Agents Se Feed &. Wing + ° ° ° iP " OOo Ceeeooeereoose POOCCOOSDOCOOS COCOOOOOOE HON MARCHE NORKDHOFF & CO, WEDNESDAY’S REMNANT SPECIALS This last week of the Mili Remnant Sale bered as a week of specials in all departments Marche, For tomorre selling we list quite a fe nd tell you of some that have already been spo ourse, comes the t, and foremost, « } nTH EE GOING AT $1.19, Mil emna f¢ Mill Remnants Wash f wash go. 1 sorte in in ren tings SALE OF ALTMAN’S SILKS 1 Remnants Indigo Prints Goods - 50c on the Dollar $$ i] h lace and emt } wold at @ third off } prices tomorrow ‘ SILK WAIST LE: ‘ A lot Rem one to customer $ suitable 2 OF BOYS’ SHIRT jer price tomor WAISTS counts vary accord’ Boys Shirt Waists in per= 4 quality Wednesday, | you caie, remnant price J ength at from 2% We Shirt Waists, mill } discount. price Wednesday, 2c. { HAVILAND Ct TOOTH BRUSHES, We will offer a thousand extra noth Brushes, worth tomorrow BOAP AT 10c. Kirk's Toilet Boap. three bars in a box, , We @ box. PERFUME, 1c. A ations 5. Kirk's triple extract } w rf Apple Bioanom, Rose 3 at igc Petal and Carnation, worth Sc { °° an oun tomorrow 10¢ an ounce, ? the above bar- ish the bottles In addition t gain we will fur: free. TION BARGALD raduating Belts, w h on Belts in black leather velvet with cross fronts, h 6c, at 2% Hooks and E three cards f Whale Bo: % 4c. Loe s, with a spring . worth aa ic. 1c, ress Shields, worth 10c, for So HOME MADE TAFFY, 13 We will sel! four flavors of Home Made Taffy tomorrow at lic 4 pound: vanilla, molasses, choce and strawberry M OuTI FLANNEL SHIRTS. Worth Sc each, in all sizes, will be under price tomorrow at 2c, instead of 5 BOYS’ OVERALLS, 196. Boys’ 25c Overalls will be 190 at the Bon Marche tomorro WOMEN'S OXFORDS, 9c. Women’s Oxfords in tan and black, worth up to $2.00 a pair, ec. There are, however, not all sizes in the lot MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HALF PRICE, The sale of muslin underwear at half price will be continued to- morrow with fresh lots added to the table to keep the values up to the dard first offered BABY CAPS A THIRD OFF. All our baby caps and hats are on sale at prices which average a third off the regular. 1% FOR SUMMER CORSETS, We still have plenty of size: 2 and 21, summer corsets, which will be sold tomorrow at 1% a pair. WOMEN'S $1.50 WALKING HATS, 25e. ‘We are closing out the last of the walking Hats and Sallors In the millinery store. A table of these in values up to $1.80 each, will be offered tomorrow at, holce, 2c ILDREN'S LINEN CAPS, tS Children’s Linen Caps, the 28 and 50c kinds, will be on sale to- morrow at 5c each 2% FOR $1.00 SHIRT WAISTS. A table of Shirt Waists, worth $1.00 each, in a large variety of styles and patterns, will go to- morrow at 29¢ ALL OVER TUCKING A? ONE-THIRD OFF. A lot of all over Tucking made THE BON 418 to 1435 FANCY C. Fancy de. 45x26 8 1-20. i H | | Ie. a dozen. NOR DHOFF & CO, iv ay Frank @. Oulos Seattle Transfer Co, 3° Frelgnt, Passenger and Baggage If You STORAGE Love ‘Te Mal 4-4, OMoe 623 First ay. Your Cook POOSS OOOO SO OOS eee Remington Typewriters @ The standard of excellence, EC NILES General Dealet 109 Cherry street. TTL LLL LLL e ° o| Is our exclusive business, A. A. votes his entire time and to fit any es that w finish consult us, that will respond to light. If for choice, We will sell that will have ranging from 3c up to $1.54, on a bargain table at 18 each. MARCHE| . Correcting Defective E Making Glasses Our Eye Specially] oHUCHARD, M, 1 attention to this work, sive comfort and be absolutely pe CERS. new shipment c Cups and Saucers in four decor. regular price 7 per dozen, will be very sper t The Ibe. the 14-qt. bread raiser, worth 6S, at 17-qt. bread raisers, worth 75, af VAL. LACES, Ise A DOZEN. 2c and We V are two widths, that usually sell at these prices per dozen, will closed out as remnant lots at aged Hardware Paints, Etc. At prices reduced to the lowell possible figure. CAHN & COHN'S 115 Jackson street. olahalalaleleleleheinioteteteie’) BUY GRAND RIDGE COAL This coal is from the mine of the Issaquah Coal two miles above G is tho best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in Bunkers foot of Madison 8G Telephone Main OO EE oO. fect Schuchard Optical Company Graduate Opticians, 1207 Second Ave., Seattle Cs Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's Store aw f the silk, but ay buy & good wilk wale Laces; yes and | — will be remem. of the Bon ut & bale nAlgo B row run *, including regular N HA. ant lengthe ill be wuely The dis. ne to the 40 per cent. AND SAU. of Haviland each, WELSBACH GAS MANTELS, regular te bach Gas Mantles tomorrow A PLATES CHEAPER. A line of fancy China worth 56c, will be closed out to morrow at Sc each. We limit the quantity to two to « customer, A SALE OF BREAD RAISERS, Tomorrow you may buy— 10-qt. bread raiser, worth 58 at Plates, GRANITE TEA KETTLES. Three sizes of granite tea tles will be sold less usual prices tomorrow. No. 7 granite tea kettles, 6c, No. 8 granite tea kettles, Tic, 0. 9 granite tea kettles. Sic. KE CUTTERS, te. ‘ake Cutters, shapes, including the pretty ante mal designs, worth 16c each, fer) 6c SHEETIN 5 4% for Unbleached Sheeting fully a yard wide, is the Price, the yard, tomorrow, instead the regular price, 6c. 12\%c PILLOW CASES, 8 1-8e. Pitlow Cases, of good material, inches, worth 12%¢, BLANKETS FOR 65c. A nice white Cotton good size and very feecy, worth SSe. tomorrow, 64, be TOWELS, 180. One hundred dozen of Huck and Damask Towels, size 20x4, will be special tomorrow at 1%. Regular price is 25c. MEDICI LACES, 1c, ‘A lot of Medici Laces, in imita- tion hand made, from 2 to 4 inch es wide; well worth 25¢ yard; mill remnant sale price, than the in +e. sort andl there LISLE GLOVES, 18¢. A lot of Lisle Gloves, in all] shades, regular price 3c; mill) remnant sale price, 19c. BICYCLE GAUNTLETS, A line of Lisle Bicycle Gaunt+ Jets, worth Gc a pair, will be sale tomorrow at 19c. $1.50 STOCK COLLARS, 18. An assortment of Stock Collars: ®@ price value 15-123 Pits Stroe To Be Sold Our Entire Stock of New and Dati | Fi , * ’ . ® * * nan. the in fit ey, stay the cut Bho don Gr pre wh the of cor eit dey G ar on ni ms wa oh Be! xa for