Virginian-pilot., February 22, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

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PERSONAL.
WJLiL, Tino M'R. ROtBBTNS THAT '
called on lady on Holt street re
gardlng tlie keeping ?I dos send his ad?
dress at once. R*
lost.
Los'jv^vrTHvrxT^evening, be
twoen now market and Commercial
Place Russia Leather Pocketbook, with
L S.' BL1NCOH. Ashland, Va., stamped
in' gold letters on Inside cover. Liberal
reward If returned to room 422 Citizens
Hank Rulldlng. fc21-3C
WANJJlD._
117 anted.?boy between 10 and
VV IS vears, who has soino knowledge
of typewriting. Address In own hand?
writing. SIGMUND M. BRANDT, city.
It_
ANTED.?TO I'UHCHASE ONE OH
two lots at Park Place for cash.
Address M'RS. CAR RIB L. WHITE,
23th street Park Place, between I.owelyn
und Debree avenues. _fc22-3t*
\\l ANTED.?TO PURCHASE a SEO
W ond hand book ease or letter llle.
Address P. O. Box 47?. Norfolk, Va.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN COR
rcs)>ondents for New York magazine,
also to take photographs for Illustrating.
Good camera supplied free. Addressed en?
velope lor terms. COLONIAL maga?
ZINE, lOti Park Row, New York. fel4-7t
ANTED. ? A RARE OPPOBTP
nlty !a offered active party with
small capital t>> Invest to get a reliable,
legitimate cash business, where expenses
are very low, and with an ordinary
amount of labor from two to five thous?
and dollars a year profit Is assured. This
is a business Chance that upon Investi?
gation will be found to be exactly as
represented F?r personal interview ad?
dress "PROMPT," euro of Vtrglnian
P?ot._Iel9-8t*
agents WANTED. ~
ANTED?SALESMEN AND COL
lectors to work in the cltv and
country. Apply to the BINGER MANU?
FACTURING CO.. 2S3 and itd Church st..
Norfolk Va., or 407 Court street. Ports?
mouth. Ju8-3taw tr
ANTED. ? RELIABLE SA LKS~
nien to sell the best specialty ever
placed on the market. Staple article and
ready seller, afford ng a large profit.
There Is a steady and Increasing demand
for It in all sections. No samples re?
quired. Address "MANUFACTURER."
Cleveland. Ohio. felS-fil*
w
_boarders.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM,
with or without board at 241 Church
street, opposite St. Paul's Church.
fclS-lm*
for sale;
FOR SALE. ? HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen furniture at half price: must
sell. Apply at 112 High street, Norfolk,
Va. fe'.^-3t?
?lt SALE.-J5.O0O STOCK SI I? ESi
Clothing, Dry tJoods, &c, corner
?store, best stand In Wilson. N. C.; busi?
ness done last year $.10,000.Possession at
once. Apply T. RAKER. Wilson. N. C.
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tlOll SALE.?A~RA~RE CILVNCE, ON
JP easy terms, a boarding house, fur?
nished complete with ten good paying
boarders who will remain If taken by the
proper parties; nicely located. Ill health
tho cause of selling. Address X., care
Virglnlan-Pllot. fc2t-lw
OR HALE. ? THE BANK SALOON,
No. 14 Bunk street. For partlculnrs
and terms apply to 1XJYALL & TAYLOR,
28 Rank street. fel.vrf
q I ,f/\ UPRIC.1IT piano, COST fi
?i>X"dLx_f months ago 3025; beautiful
case; Roh superb tone; puny compelled
to leavo city; will sacrifice pla.no for JMO.
Address A. O. II., Virginian-Pilot. fel7-tf
OR SALE.?FINE SODA WATER
FOUNTAIN. 0 feet long. S feet high,
f> draught tubes, 10 syrup lubes, charging
machine, 3 ateel tanks, glass holders and
silver Ice bowl; everything complete;
years old In first-class condition; origi?
nally cost $1,600; will he sold cheap and
on easy terms: good reason given for
selling. Address "FOUNTAIN," Virgin?
ian-Pilot, fen-tf
Iii O K SALE. ? DINING SaIoON
well established '.n splendid location
nnd doing a good business; cheap. e. V
Vlrglnlun-Pllot._Ja22-tf
_ FOR RENT.
j\ or Kent or lease.?large
J brick warehouse, with wharf: central
part of business; also large lot suitable
for coal yard, with wharf. Address
business, care Vlrglnlan-Pllot.
felfl-su, we
FOR RENT. ROOM8.?TWO NICELY
furnished communicating rooms with
lieat 110.00; best location in Brambleton;
31C Clalborne nvi mie. febs-lw i
FOR RENT. - NICE FURNISHED
room in best locality: uii conven?
iences. Reference required and given.
Address P. O. Hex MS. City. fe4-tf
OR RENT -Til E~TIfit EE-STORY
brick building, corner Water und
Fayotte streets, formerly occupied by (*.
W. Orandy & Sons Possession given at
once. Apply at ofllco of RYRD, balh
WIN &. CO. ?jy!) tf
la OR RENT?STORES. 20o7 201. 2??
-L Church streei. at present occupied
by S. Bac brach & Uro.. I). E. Levy and
Mrs. J. S. B. Anderson; possession Janu?
ary 1st. ISSft. Apply to J. B. BAXTER,
No. 2ll Church street orlS-tf
_ SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL". '?'DR. BROWN HAS RR
movpd his office and residence to 282
Church street, over Seneca's Drug Store
felS-lw?
UNDEROILVDItate DOCTt)I{s7*Dkn~
tlsts, Lawyers, Pharmacists, soon
graduated home; correspondence: educa?
tion; graduation; professions; sciences
Box r,30. c;hiciisi'._
qk>^ TO LEND ON TH~E
? IU Building and Loan
Association plan. W. ii. SARG EAnt. .lr
Room 34, Do wen berg Rldg. fcl2-ltn*
MONEY TO ,2jfA'N IN A n Y
???W*"*" * amounts: no delay
easiest terms. LEO JUDSON. Academy
of Music building. j ft 27-1 m*
BEECH GROVE DAIRY P IT,"
nit!,- milk guaranteed 20 per cent i
cream. Notify wagon to dcl:ver to von
dally, or 'iron n postal to H. W. 8NEL
LfNG, I'roprietor. ja'.'n lm'
"jr a dies needino'"'ti:e.\tment
,1 J for Irregularities. Leucorrhooa or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult DP
JACKSON. 312 W. Mulberry street RtkU
tlmore, Md. Private sanitarium; trained
nurses.
M?N E T~RE A D T. ? NO W AiT f n o
QUICK loans ON HOUSHOLli
FURNITURE. WHILE IN use. Mort?
gages and other securities; liberal ad?
vances on salaries, rents, annuities,
1ntes and permanent Incomes Interviews
strictly private, and nil transactions n ?
idly confidential. NORFOLK mort
GAGE AND LOAN CO., W. 11 Hof.
Jielmer.new No "".*t Main street Moritz
Office Building, suite 5 and fi.
PROF. JAMES A^ HARVEY'S IM
mense success In all urinary troiib;-.,
of a chronic nature. Special treatment
for constipat'on. Indigestion and all blood
troubles. t:."> Chinch street.
Iii,ii ii?.
THE NORFOLK NATIONAL BANK.?
Capital. SIOO.00>J; surplus and profits
1236,000. Average deposits, $2,000.000'
President. J. O. Wnmble: vice-president
C. W. Grandy; cashier. C.iidweii Hardy,
1 ll?ll rnnre. ' lrr>.
SEABOARD FIRE INSURANCE COM?
PANY.
211 Mala street.
Patronize a home company._
sioclm ?ml HoikIi.
MOTTO, de WITT & CO., 31 Granby at.
Stocks ond bonds.
Southern Investments.
Correspondence solicited.
tAOiKfit Chldietter's Eno-lish fe.inyroyal Pills
?r^rJs;flT,.^>r,.'V.?^^(i/'B-:f
RECORDS OF DISASTER
Hudson & Bro.'s Fine Work on the
Steamer Windsor.
Captain Frank Wllllnnia' Trip to Hal
tlmoro ? Hncceii In Several Ways?
survi'j? Held and to De Held ana
Amount of Damage to Shipping;.
The firm of Hudson & Bro. completed
a highly creditable Job yesterday float?
ing the British steamship Windsor at
about 5 a. in., and with the aid of the
tugs Asher J. Hudson and Hercules,
towing her from her dangerous location
and bringing her to Norfolk. About BOO
tons of cargo were lightered from the
Windsor on the barge Viola W. Tunis,
making the floating easy of accompllsh
1 meat.
The steamer was uninjured, and at
1 once went to Lambert's Point and
i bunkered, and will sail from there this
! morning. Captain Parry expressed him?
self as greatly ideased with the way
his vessel was handled.
A HUSTLING TRIP.
Mr. Frank Williams, of the Arm of E.
T. Williams & Co., returned home by
rail from Baltimore yesterday, leaving
the tug E. T. Williams attending a
n hooner en route for Baltimore, and
the Curtln also engaged In towing. He
reports the Ice from the Patuxcnt, the
; Potomac, York. Happahannock and
I other Chesapeake bay tributaries as
heavy and navigation dlfllcult. He was
i successful In towing In with the K. T.
i 'Williams, the tirst large sailing vessel
j to arrive at Baltimore since the storm:
I the schooner Nellie W. Howlett, Cap
! tain Behrmann, from Charleston, and
j on his way to Baltimore towed the
I four-masted schooner George P. Dav
j enport from a dangerous position In the
Ice pack Into the mouth of the Great
Wlcomlco. Jle further rantured three
line oyster vessels drifting, abandoned,
In the lee, nnd towed them to the same
anchorage. Their owners can get them
I by applying to his firm her*.
SURVEYS MADE.
Captains George F. Fhillips and Wil?
liam Lauder held surveys - yesterday
on the schooners Henry D. Mcy and
Fannie Brown, and also on the barges
Pactnlus and Montana, cut In hv the
lee. The May's damage will amount to
$i.noo. the Brown's to $l,200, if not $t.500,
[ and the barges will each be partially re?
paired hero before going to New York,
their destination.
RAISED AND TOWED IN.
The three-masted schooner Pasadena.
Captain Harris, cut down by the ice
and sunk at Newport News, was nump
ed out and raised yesterday, and tow?
ed to Norfolk by the tue PJdgewood,
ijnd will here discharge her deck load
to enable the leakage to be stooped.
She carries 17,000 railroad !!?:? for the
New York Central railroad, ano is un?
der yearly contract for such cargoes
from Charleston. But for the floating
quality of her cargo she would hardly
be above water now. She will tempora?
rily repair here.
The schooner Levl Hart, Captain Pat
, tcrson, Is lying; alongside the Pasa?
dena, waiting her new anchor, yawl
boot nnd other fittings made necessary
' by her dragging in the Ice pack and
crossing the forefoot of a British steam?
er last week Monday night.
OTHER DAMAGES.
The schooner Rodney Parker, Captain
Hlggins. was towed here from Newport
News yesterday, with Jihhoom and
some head rigging gone, and will re?
pair here.
Captains Phillips and Lauder will hold
a survey on the barge Dessnug at New?
port News to-day, which was severely
I handled in collision with the schooner
Henry W. Cramp nnd barge Meade,
which dragged down on her In the ice
pack one day last week. A number of
staves were started and some carried
away by the collision.
The custom house launch broke down
yesterday, but the damage was slight,
and she will be all right to-day.
VISITORS.
Captain McHugh, representing P.
Dougherty &? Co.. tugs and barges, of
Baltimore, Is here in the Interest of his
firm.
Mr. R. J. Bradford, manager of the
Atlantic Towing and Lightering Com?
pany. Is here from Pnltlmore, and su?
pervising the repair of the Montana
anil Pactnlus.
ISO ?in Ii I' TOI.LN.
TO BE TAID FOR CROSSING HOLT
STREET BRIDGE.
City Attorney Walter H. Taylor re?
ceived from City Treasurer Herman
yesterday afternoon a check for JS.000.
which he turned over to Capt. W. W.
Old as til.- purehare price of the Holt
street bridge, which is now the prop
! erty of the city.
At l o'clock p. m. the bridge was
thrown open free to the public, and
hereafter mi more tolls will have to be
paid for passing over It.
The success of this much desired
measure is due largely to the active
and persistent efforts made by the
Brnmbleton Local Hoard of Improve?
ment, which has for sometime worked
faithfully to g. t the matter through the
City Councils by guaranteeing one-half
of the .im.unit to he paid for the struc?
ture. a"d the board deserves the thanks
of the citizens of Bramblcton for the
happy consummation of their efforts.
Mr. Thomas Clogan, who has been
keeper of the bridge for the past twen?
ty-three years, will be allowed to re?
main in the toll house on the bridge on
account of his faithful service, and may
possibly he kept in the employ of the
city to look after the billige and see
to its being kept in thorough repair.
MerllnsorIlie Fair Association,
The annual meeting of the Virginia
State Fair and Agricultural Associa?
tion was held yesterday at Mr. John
Mariners oflice, No. 241 Holt street.
The old officers were re-elected, with
Mr. W. T. Gllchrlst as president.
The president reported a very satis?
factory meeting last full and the asso?
ciation made money. It is believed that
the next fair Mill be in many respects
superior tu the last.
All who attended last year got the
worth of their money and the exhibi?
tors were phased.
Virginia Deneli t'.piseopal rhnreh
The ladies of Virginia Beach are
working for a bazaar at Easter for the
needed r< pairs of the Episcopal Church
there. Any contributions of fancy
work, refreshments, etc.. will be thank?
fully received by Mrs. Holland, on be?
half of the committee.
K At. ILLING? BOT IK
A BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mr. William E. Snelllng. Jr.. and Miss
Mary E. Boyd were married yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
the bride, No. 17 High street, the Rev
W. H. Edwards ofliclatlng.
It was a quiet home wedding, elegant
simplicity being evidenced In every de?
tail of the pretty and sacred occasion.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
In evergreens and hothouse plants, the
sweet odor of which permeated the
whole house. The mellow light of
many pretty parlor lumps shed a sub?
dued illumination through the shaded
apartments and added new beauty to
the handsome surroundings.
The parlors were tilled with friends
and relatives of the young people, who
entered the rooms without attendants,
and after the ceremony had been per?
formed by the minister the newly
wedded ones received the congratula?
tions of all those present.
The bride Is a particularly hand?
some blonde and Is the daughter of the
late Samuel Boyd. who was a well
known citizen of this city. She was
beautifully attired in a traveling dress
of mouse-colored cloth, tailor-made,
and wore hat nnd gloves to correspond.
She Is very popular in social circles
and lias many friends in her native
city.
Mr. Snelllng Is one of the most popu?
lar young business men In Norfolk, and
Is proprietor of a splendid drug store
on Church street- He Is a native of
Richmond, Va., but has been in busi?
ness here for several years. His par?
ents reside In New Bern. N. C.
Many useful and pretty presents at?
test the popularity of the young peo?
ple, who left on a Southern trip over
the Norfolk and Southern railroad, and
before returning will visit the home of
Mr. Snelllng's parents.
Be sure you are right, then go to New
fork Dental Rooms to have teeth ex?
tracted. N.i pain. Newest Discovery
N. T. Dental Rooms ONLY. 324 Main
street, corner Talbot. Ennes.
Former Norfolk PMtor.
Rev. Furman H. Martin, of Snlem,
late pastor of Spurgeon Memorial Bap?
tist Church, of this city, is holding a
series of revival meetings at Pine Street
Baptist Church, Richmond. The Rich?
mond Leader says of him:
"Mr. Martin is a preacher of grent
power, and It is not dlfllcut to find the
source of that power. He may be term?
ed a strictly Bible preacher, enforcing
all of his strong points, answering his
pointed questions, and sustaining his
strongest assertion by freely quoted
passages from the Bible."
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
PIERCES
cctST FAVOR BTE
RESCRIPTION
. FOR WEAK WOMEW.
Stronger Bargains
Bargains Better now in Men's Suits
and Overcoats than any time
during this Sale. Many of the
Lower Priced Lines having
been closed out, Greater
Reductions are made
in Finer Grades to
take their place.
MEN'S SUITS.
ft- r- ft r? The Stock Relief Cut Trice
H?K XS on a special lot of Men s
?P?J .UU Double and Single Breasted
Suits?square and round cut?Stylishly
mnde and trimmed? of sightly cheek and
plaid cheviot and worsted effects, Inclu?
ding dressy blacks and blues?a splend d
assortment? each and every one taken
from much costlier lines?to make quick
work of stock clearing?your choice Five
Eighty-Three.
<*.-e r\~j The Stock Relief Cut Price
TS / *W on regular J3.00, ?jO.OO und
41 ? ? w I $12.50 Men's Suits of our own
manufacture?made and trimmed in the
bi <i manner?as nobby In appearance?as
Stylish in shale?as handsome in pattern
itiid as perfect In lit ia_dults you're been
In the habit of pay is* double their cost
for An unlimited i.amber of styles to
Choose from?every modern cut repre?
sented. Genuine bargain wonders In merit
?worth and wear for the small cost of
Seven Thirty-Seven.
#r ft ft ft The. Stock Relief Cut Price
HkX XX of choice Worsted, Cheviot
4>U.U>U nnu Casslmere Men's Suits,
that at.- as good for solid worth
us one dollar Is worth another. The
purchasing power of cash was never
greater than row?bigger bargain In
worthy apparel never obtainable ? but
neither consideration of loss or sacrifice
will prevent converting everything possi?
ble to be sold Into ready money before the
clo>=e of the season?If Interested In good,
sightly and satisfactory wearing Suits
at Eight Eighty-Eight, the time Is now.
it ft n ft The Stork Relief Cut Trice
\M hH of Men's Fine Su'ts of Pure
4) vi . U f Worsted, Cheviots, Tweed
and Homespun materials, made tip into
the latest and nobbiest cut of single and
double breasted sacks -faultless In work?
manship and trimmings?with all the
StrlkillH effects of made to measure gar?
ments and in fact equal them !n every
way excepting the price. A beautiful and
vast array of the most stylish patterns
and designs to select from. A perfect and
accurate tit is guaranteed?any changes
or alterations are made free of any addi?
tional cost. Just the same ns though the
full price were paid for the goods. If In
terested be an early caller for the best
pickings.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
(f -j n-J The Stock Relief Cut Price
rS / ^ / on a spec al assortment of
**f * ??? Men's Overcoats that nr?
marvels of cheapness and goodness, and
contain all points of genteel nnd dressy
appearance which to obtain more than
double their cost would usually havetO be
expended. Here arc short, medium and
Pull bngth Overcoats, in kerseys?Chev?
iots?Beavers and Cpverts?any heft?any
color and shade of brown or tan?blue and
black?Overcoats to suit all Ideas?ages
sizes and tastes?true money savers to
shrewd buyers that know a bargain when
they see it.
& ft ft ft The Stock Relief Cut Prico
\4 h*i on a plek'-ng of costlier
4?w.Vw grades and finer qualities of
Men's Overcoats to force a final clearance
of the Overcoat stock- opportunities for
money raving were never greater?Over?
coat buying never timelier than now.
Nine Sixty-Nine gets a choice of strictly
up to dato Overgarments, as nattily cut.
made, trimmed and tin shed as It is pos?
sible to make them. Box Coats in Tan
i',.verts and Cheviots?Black and Blue
Kerseys and Heavers, with full or mo
illum looso cut backs?knee length coats
with shaped or box backs?some self
lined?others with good quality silk, satin
or worsted linings?for a quick move of
the Overcoat stock?your pick and choice
Nine SlxtyjNlne.
A
3>
Robinsonvii.lr, Miss.,
Nov. 2111I.
I was iu bad shape for a long
time, being worse after mar?
riage. Could not ilo anything
but lay around. I am now in
good health and can do my
housework without trouble.
Wine of Cardui brought about
the cure.
MRS. P. TONES.
The woman who has neither strength nor spirits?who
is unable to attend to her ordinary household duties?is to be
pitied. Some unthinking folks will say she is lazy; that she is
a poor housewife, and docs not keep her rooms in a tidy condi?
tion. How can a sick woman be expected to keep her house as
"neat as wax"? The wonder is that she can do anytiiing. If
men were afflicted with any troubles that dragged them down
like "female troubles" drag women down, they wouldn't ac?
complish very much either. Wine of Cardui is the best medi?
cine for the diseases and weaknesses of women. It cures where
physicians' and other medi?
cines fail, and it cures right at
home, without any necessity
whatever for obnoxious local
examinations so persistently
urged by doctors. House?
work is net a burden to healthy women, and Wine of Cardui
makes home tasks easy by making wives well. It cures every
menstrual disorder that women suffer from.
DRUGGISTS SELL LARCE BOTTLES FOR SI.OO.
BS"
Kg??
I1U 1
When in need of BUILDING MATK- |
RIAL. Window and Door Frames, all I
kinds Tc n Work. Ilracket Work. Ht.x.n |
Worse In any design, also Mantels," cheap I
und high grade: all kinds Mouldln;.-.
Church Work, liar Fixtures Uct orlcts
from
W. E. WINBORNE,
BERKLEY. VA_
?AGENT FOR?
WINBORNE & REA,
EDENTON, N. C.
A full stock of the above mentioned
material. Storehouse near Ferry Bridge
Berkley. Rhone No. 1.209. aul4-ly
SPRING HATS!
NOBBY STYLES.
...NOW READY...
agent for young's
...LOW PRICES...
hat:
Walter J. Simmons 6: Co
341 MAIN STREET.
No Cneckee,
No Washed
Did you loso your laundry Blip?
Now won't you have a nice tlmo
getting your laundry from the
Heathen Chinee? He'll probably
make you wait a mouth or so un?
til he has given everybody else their
bundles. What a nuisance. "Amer?
ica for Americans." Better be
one nnd get your laundry washed
clean. No trouble with a"Chlneo
pawn ticket" here. Press cither
Rhone buttom,B57 and we'll do tho
rest.
11 NIXUORFP,
Troy Laundry,
297 Church Street.
w. p. ford &, co.,
I'hore Tin Quren Street, near Church
?Wholesale and Retail Dealers In?
Hay. Grain. Straw, Meal and Mill Feed.
We handle the celebrated "Norroik
Milling Co.'a Feed," the liucst and best
mok producer ovi r offered on the market.
All that have not used it, give It a trial.
Bu.wc.crl
ALBERT ST?HL
Practical Decorator
253 CHURGH STREBT,
Paul's Church.
TJ. Jy-D-su-w-fr
NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
h. e. owen grain co.'s
office b> Citizens' liink Building, Room
No. 71b.
COBB, BROS. & CO.,
BROKERS.
IK) MAIN ST., opposite Atlantic Hotel.
Execute orders In cotton, grain, either
on margin or buy and sell outright
I'llvuU v .re to New York, Chicago and
New Orleans. Correspondence solicited.
uty27-ebQ-ti _ ?
LMUnfeS DO IW DOB
DR. FELIX LS BRUN'3
Siedl I Pennyroyal Treatment
ia tho originul and only FRENCH,
s.ifo and reliable onr? on tho mar.
Scet. Price. $1.00; aoub by mail,
Qeuaine ami only by
TV AT. KP. MARTIN & CHAT. Role
Arenlfi. corner Water street and Ro.molc
a\enue Norfolft. Va. mrlO-w.si*
Unceasing
Bargain Wonders
The most triumphant record of popular en?
thusiasm ever known in Merchandising?a
siege of unabated selling?an opportunity of
Greater and Greater Buying of Fine Clothing
and Furnishings by crowds and crowds of
Bargain Seekers, continually patronizing the
various departments of the Big Stor^=IJialj3
the history achieved by the Marvelous Bargain
Creations at the Great Stock Relief Unloading
Sale, and thus will it be continued for this
week, mercilessly sacrificing and unreservedly
slaughtering every heavy weight Garment in
this magnificent stock, to convert everything
possible into cash before the close of the
season, If you are a money saver, seeking
double and treble worth in Reliable Clothing
and Furnishings of standard manufacture, this
Wonderful Sale must stand in your eyes as a
chance demanding your imperative and imme?
diate attention.
Brighter Bargains
Hicih Grade Goods down to Low
Grade Prices. Never before wero
such Wonderful Values offered
? never such opportunities
made possible to get
High Cost Goods for.
so little money.
MEN'S PANTS.
$1.47 n
For n choice of Men's Cood,
latterns of groylah effects for
Honest Pants?neat, sightly
every day ?ervice?and genteel dark dej
signs for evening wear?strongly made
and Kreut bi? bargains tur the small cost
of Ouo Fortj'-Scvcn.
<T ( Oft 1 ',,r choice of Dependable
AI ?M Cheviot. Cnsslnioro and Wor
?V ? . w w .. . m,pants, in stripes,
mixtures, plaids and checked effects?sub?
stantially made and trimmed?sbnpoly and
perfect lilt ni; in .very respect sightly
Pantaloons and unprecedented values for
tln-ir prict?One Ninety-Eight,
S2.39 ij
For a choice of an assorted
lino of 'Pantaloons, beyond
?,:;?.!! i.i.. be?t Pants-pfOf*?
erty ever placed on sale at Ulis or any
other store. Dressy Worsteds in checks
and stripes?nobby designs of pinl.ls and
stripes, in cheviot und cass'.men?made
and trimmed In the best manner?They
arc big specials and r. al bargain won*
ders lor Two Thirty-Nine,
A Q"l For a choice of Men's
7 X I Pants?mostly singles, taken
from the suit stock, having
becomo odds by reason of combtnalon
Bales?made and trimmed lu first-class
manner?sea rely the cost of the hare ma?
terial is cover, d by the Stock Relief Cut
Price of Two Eighty-Seven.
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
(\ ri _ Cor Children's Salts of s'ghlly
HHP solid Black and Brownish Fab
www,rlcs ttecfer Jackets, with hand
somcty braided wide sailor collars, in
Rises from 4 to S?and plain double-breast?
ed jackets in the larger sizes?comment
for value totally unnecessary?If inter?
ested In Children's Attire cheap?bargain
time is now.
nft. For Dressy Keefers for Boys. In
MaP Sises to 16?of sghily black cloth
nicely finished with black velvet
collars and lined with durable plaid wor?
sted linings?genteel and dressy Ovar
.1 iclcets, that are actually worth more
than double, their cut price of Nlnaty
Elght Cents.
(ft 1ft Per Brown Cheek Knee
hi A i Pants Suits of thoroughly
i . u v? a0pendable materials for satis*
factory wear?neat patterns?unusually
Well mad. for suits of such small cost
? .Pants with doubl- seit und knee?riv?
eted buttons and patent waist bands?,
matchless bargain offerings for tine
Thirty-Nine.
tT t ftO Ono Ninety-Eight never
TV I ii\ captured values in ch.i.l
4/ I . \J v rcn.a equal to the
specials offen.! this week. Nobby Vestee
Suits with d.ep collar.-, nicely braided?
handsome Reefer Suits, trlmm.il In the
Choicest manner?plain double-breasted
suits. In the larger Sizes, of all wool.
Styl sh plaid and mixed cheviots and
eassimeres?matchlcsji values for One
Ninety-Eight.
I "7 _ For Toys' Knee Pants, of neat
I f Ii? dark brown wear-well fabrics?
* * " stoutly made and splendidly
i adapted f r rough, k:io k-about wear.
ft ft For Dark Qrcy and Brown
/ "\ f: neat Pin Strip d Cassimere Knee
?"ww,Pants, of dependable non-fading
j colors?just the thing for school or gon
; oral every day service?they have patent
waistbands and taped seams?Great Big
I tiiirguliu for only, Tw -Three Csols.