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Commencing- Monday at 8 a. m. continuing- throughout the week, we will g-ive with each dress pattern purchas
ed of us at a price not lower than $2.98 and at any price higher, give the following- linings absolutely free of
chage: 6 3'ards Best Kid Cambric at 5c per Tard, 2 yards Good Selicia at 15c per yard, ll yards Good Canvass at
18c per yard, yard Velntine at 55c. This makes a gift of goods to the value of $1.05 that we give away to
every purchaser, as stated above, absolutely free.
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BARGAIN NUMBER ONE. fc'
7 yards all wool, 40 in. wide checked suiting, worth 50c a yard, 33.50 fc
scotcu suiting. .jov ;
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The total is $4.55, hut during this sale theprice is only
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7 yards striped worsterd, all wool S3.85
iJ 7 yards all wool, checkered mixed suiting. 3.85
r,g 7 yards 38 inches mohair and wool black figures 3. 95
Add linings at i.u.
' This is a total of &1.85 hut durinir this sale the nrice is onlv
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BARGAIN NUMBER THREE,
90.0S . Pattern,
7yds. imported novelty suiting, slightly rough effects, new
shades, real v?.lue65cayd $4.55
7 yds. all wool, 9 .in. black lizard cloth, very handsome, worth
G5cayd ;. 4.55
6 3-d.50in. pure twilled French serge, worth "ccaj-d 4.50
7 yds silk or wool, narrow stripe, 38 in. wide. worthC5cayd... 4.55
Add linings at S1.05
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BARGAIN NUMBER FOUR.
YOUR CHOICE, $3.98.
S4.88 Pattern,
yy 6 vds. 48 and 50 in. imported novelties, worth 85c and 98c a yd:
also a very large line of novelties of all weaves and shades to
select from; 40 in. black novelties, regular price 75c, 85c and
98c goods, large line of patterns-
The actual value of these patterns is from $5.95 to 8G.50
Add linings at 81.05
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OPPORTUNITIES,
Iikeall good things, do not last long, This is an opportunity of a life-time and in order to make the most of it,
come early and get the best. It is yours' if you can get it, we cannot wait for anyone, but we will be pleased to
serve you promptly and courteously. Remembsr, the linings are given away. It is our Christmas gift for you.
We are also showing articles in every department of the store which will make useful and ornamental Christ
mas gifts. Our line of 'sterling silver toilet articles is complete. The handkerchiefs we have on sale are beauties
and very cheap. When doing your Xmas shopiing, do not fail to make a tour of our store.
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The Ha'.ory and Art'club of Seward, that waa held for threo days and ere
has been toa'bufy to report iteelf, hav- nings. Tho town was divided in two du
icg jtMl-cloced a successful Art Loan, trtcts and committtes visited every "homo
Csxio t xhjlit and. Chrysanthemum fair for curio pictures, "chrvsanthfcirumF,
fancy work and everything unique, an
tique, interesting and beautiful every old
relic and curious thing that could be
found in the city wa3 secured, its history
plainly written and attached to the arti
cle with the owners name. It was the
aim of the club to get something from
every family in town if possible, eo that
the whole city might feel a personal in
terest in tho entertainment, and they
Eucceeded surprUingly. It was a
World's Fair in miniature. The admis
sion fc3 was ten centa for large and
small. The hall was one hundred and
twenty feet long and a platform waa
raised in the reer end. Each evening
an entertainment was given by local
talent. Frday evening the exercises
were by the children from the public
schools, and was an old time school ex
hibition that was heartily appreciated
by the ijamenso crowd. In the after
noons refreshments were served by the
ladies of the History and Art, dressed in
Colonial costume; and they were an in
teresting looking club with white pow
dered hair, white caps aid tho white'
Martha Washington kerchief. The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will go to the
publi; library and to secure art pictures
for the public schools. Monday after
noon the city schools cere admitted free
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