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SACH & ABEL'S COLU MN, - ; - _ ,__ ___ We repret to sec jnst now amoiip som of the advertlsing merchante an apparparent disposition to mlslead joh as te what they are actually doing. We do not refer to mere exagrgeration. That you expect ; and t doesn't orten deccive you becnuse you expect t and make allowances for it. Unfortunatcly tliere are al ways pleuty or peoplc to run to a dog ilght or flre. So thcre are plenty to rnsh to a store that malies a point at reducing prlces. Thls Tery thlngr Is goiag on just now In onr own city. A few examples: Slik and dress goods are offered cvery day in the papers in ways to draw yon in to be dLsappointed if you know their i aincs, and cheated lf you don't. Laces are sald to have been niarked down in the papers when marked up wonld be trncr. Parasols ditto. Underwear ditto. Jerseys ditto. Ladies' Hoslery ditto. White dress goods ditto. Cashmerc shawls ditto. In fact, therc is hardly a kind of merchandise liaTing any chance ef bcing sold in the glimmer that hasn't been said to be sold for less than lts ralne wlth the past two weeks in the paper or by circular. We mean to sell as low as wc can afj ford, hut afford It or not, we shall sell as low as anybody. We will sell al a loss any time rather than Iet It be trne I that anothcr store Is below us. Woman's Jersey for $1.25, $2.OO, $2.25 and $3.50. Girls' Jerseys, $1, We neyer heard or saw Jerseys so cheap wlth liiimlreds to select froin. Black Spanlsh Guipure, yard wide, AH silk and heary, $2.50, whlch is reinarkablc. We haven't done justicc lo Seersuckerg. 'i'liDiisiinils of women who haveii't seen them, wonder what we mean by Scersuckcr. Fine, hard-twlsted, Irregnlar woyen, crinkly, not to be Ironed, roiijjli-dry them In the Sun. Send for a bit or it. Sceing is bcttcr than reading. Parasols- Come, if you like wuen the best are gone. Enough are coming without you, maybe. Frobably the greatest bargain in wash dresa goods ever offered in this city is our Ssiteens ut 9 cents a yard. One-quarter of usual prlce. Sotne say we are selling these Sateeus for less than we bouglit them for. Wouldn't you like to have us always do business tliat way ? Where do you buy your niglit shirts? where, indeed? All the sizes you may happen to want at 75c. Don't pay $1.00 when you can get just as good for 75c. 25 dozened Laundried Shirts this week on sale at 00c each. They are better thnn the unlaundried you buy at 75e. They are very cheap, we don't care to make mucli noise about t. 25 Silk Uuibrellas, this week on sale at $3 00, formcr price $4.50. At thia price you can all afford to carry a Silk Umbrella. We have just reeeived 20 dozen more of those large aprons. Retail piïce 25c. Children's Hose in all color, from 5 to 8%, V2% cents per pair, usual price for lai ge sizes 25c. Our stock of Fans at the present time is large. We exhiblt a small assortment of our medium priced Fans in window on the left. Handsome Satin Fans at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Ecru flouncing 36-lncU wide from $1.25 to $2.50. Narrow laces to match. BACH & ABEL. v CELEBRATED The best shoe yet for the Best American Calf, Button, Lace and Congress, all cut Seamless Hard wear in every pair. GOODSPEED & SONS 17 South Main street. 7T3 PENINSULAR SAENQERFEST THE HKVF.NTH PENINSULAR SAENQERKEST WILL BE HKLD IN UNIVERSITY HALL, - ON - AUGUST 16th, 17th, and 18th. OVER 200 SINGERS, From the Varióos GKRMAN SIXGING SOCIETIES Of Michigan, and SL'EIL'S ORCHESTRA, [Of Detroit. The CIIORAL UXIOX Wlll also take part in this Grand FesllvalJ Rcdaced Ratcs on all the Railroads. JOHN WOTZKE, Secretary Peninsular Saengerbund. WOULD YOU KNOW THE BELIEF LIBERAL CHRISTIA1TS? Suchas rimnniug, Theodore Parker, Longfellow, Charles Sumner, Peter Cooper and other. 8end yonr name and addrewi to P. O. Box 1S10, Ann Arbor, and you can recelve free, pamphlets, sermona and other l'nltartan llterature presenting the faith of Lib ral CtirlBtlang. W-3m.