SPECIAL NOTICE on sale of 45c Cashmeres and corsets
The 45 cent Fine English Cashmeres offered last Monday for 18c are all sold with few remnants left and only three pieces of the 20c Worsted Diagonal. We close at 12c. Today and tomorrow we offer six dozen HLEGANT COUTILLE CORSETS in white and colored for 50c to 60c, goods worth 75c.
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