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AN ELEGANT PLACE. The Cloak Room of the Dry Goods EstablUhmcnt of Baeh & Abel. An inc.r.Hiing Place for the i.a.ll. s If the ladies of Aun Arbor would be surprised and charmed with the beauty of all that goes to make up adoninient of person and would see the fabrica upon which fashion has set its seal and spend an hour pleasantly they need but visit the dry goods establishment of Bach & Abel at the corner of Main and Washington streets. These well known dealers have recently added to their store a Cloak Uoom, which is used exclusively for the exhibition of ladies' cloaks and which is filled with an immense stock. The room is one-half as large as the store and directly above it. A line brussels earpet, handsome wall-paper and an immense mirror give tlie place an inviting appearance, while sofas and easy chairs make it a pleasant place for ladies to spend an hour or two. The crowded condition of our columns tliis week forbids an enumeration of the many lines of goods kept, but a few of the most desirable are mentioned. In the neat and close fitting Jerseys a large assortment can be found, ranging from a light one for f2.50 to the heavy winter Jersey for $20.00. Light colored walking coats, half ulsters and ulsters to satisfy any one for $3.00 and upward. The stock of black walking coats and ulsters is also large and correspondingly cheap. Dolmans, handsomely trimmed with fur and astrakhan range in price from $8.00 to $50.00. In the next department we come to are a line lot of what will be the most popular garments tliis season- the Russian Circulars. These are trimmed with fur and astrakhan and made either of diagonal goods or Ottoman and Sicilia silks. The cloaks made of Ottoman aud Siciliau silks and satina are usually trimmed with fur and are very tastily gotten up. The plain circulars are also to be found at prices ransing from $12.00 to $40.00. But by f ar the fincst garments are the elegant plush cloaks, some of which are worth $100. In addition the line of ladies' cloaks, there is a full stock of children's goods- something not often found in a place of Ann Arbor's size. The Cloak Room is now open to visitors and daily visited by many ladies wlio are attracted by the fine display. It is well worth a visit, and those who are acquainted with Messrs. Bach & Abel and their obliging clerks,know that they are always welcomed whether or not they desire to pu rchase. Dr. Feliz Le Brun's Or OTTIEIE. A Guaranteed Cnre for Gonorrhoea aud Qleet. Safe, pleaeant and reliable. No bad effects from its use; soes not lnterfere with basinee or diet. Price, $2 00 per box, or three hoxes for $5.00. Writlen guáranteos issned by eïery dnly authorized agent fco refnnd the money if three boxes rail to cure. Sent postage prepaid on receipt of price. Address, J. H. BROWN 4 CO., Sole Agent, Ann Arbor. 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