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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

The appointment Of Prof. Hadley as the chief
ofthe labor bureau of Connecticut gave great
oissattsfaction in certain quarters, as it was
claimed that he knew nothing practically of the
questions he was to deal with, and that he
would regard these questions from standpoint
not in sympathy with actual laborers. Prof
Hadley's first report, published this morning.
win go far towards disproving these charges.
1t shows thorough knowledge and 1t discusses
the facts in a fair and friendly manner
On one subject in particular Prof. Hadley
touches in q strain that will excite general at
tsntion. As THE STAR has had occasion to no
tace more than once, the problem of labor is
broadening 30 as to involve not simply the
question Of Chinese competition, or even that
OF contract labor, but OF immigration generally.
AZ Prof. Hadley says, the laborer is threat
ened by the competition of the French Canadian
ana the italian quite as much as by the Chi.
nese. We must not shut our eyes to the fact
That our present immigration laws are bringing
70 our shores and into competition with laborers
slready here, swarms Of strangers who are eager
TO work for pitfance. too small to permit them
10 live in decency, to educate their families or
TO assimilate themselves to American WAYS of
thinking. What Il to be donee Prof HadIev
admits the seriousness Of the problem, but does
not furnish q guess as to a solution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

The sleigh bells and icicles which are tradi.
ttonally associated with Christmas were absent
yesterday, 70 the grief, it may be, of a few of
me boys and TO those who always shake their
neaos sasely when We have mild weather dur
ing the holidays and repeat that old meteoro-
logical humbug about q green Christmas and a
fat churchyard.
Judging from the record, the original Christ.
mas came In with mild weather, and 1t was
nrst observed In Asia Minor, where roses grow
al the year. The shepherds were not shivering
IN overcoats. nor was there a roaring open-grate
hre In the miraculous stable. Hence. snow.
drifts and zero temperature are not absolutely
essential To an orthodox celebration Of the day:
ana perhaps the best Christmas present O kind
Providence could give 70 the poor was q sxreen
Christmas" with Just enough snap In the air q,
make people sociabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

The connection between bad drainage and
typhoid fever is so clearly established that
where the dreaded disease makes its appear.
ance, health officers at once investigate the
stricken region TO ascertain the condition of the
cespools, drains and closets. Thus, in Brook
iyn recently, the death rate from typhoid
levers ran up to twice the normal and now it
appears that in six hundred houses In the in
fected district the plumbing is detective, the
ground Is badly drained and the sewers are
neglected. It II the universal testimony OF
medical science that the disease lives on filth.
1t Is the scourye Of both palace and howell where
sanitary laws are ignored. 1t cannot De shut
ont by An imposing street front, by marble
wssh-stands or by pictures on the walls. 1t be-
comes every householder, rich or poor, to ex.
anime carefully into the real condition Of his
premises and to make sure that he admits NO
lurking foe into his store-rooms, closets and
airpipes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26
HOLIDAY GOODS.
FoR REcEprroSs AND Pasrrrs
SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER


ELEGANT STRIPED AND BRocapFp FRIyE
NBLNE1S FOR DRESS FRONTS AND PAN
NEW BLACK AND WHITE BEADED SATIN
Nox,LTIks In TINsEL GAUzEs AND ILLu.
BLAcK, AND coLoREp BRUSSELS SILK NETS.
sIPEEB STOCK OF BLACK AND COLOkED
fAlLLE FRANCAISE. SATIN DrCHFSSE,
EhADAMES AND GRoS GRAIN SILKS IN
BLACK AND ALL CoLORS, FOR STREET
AND HOUSE WEAR.
LYONS Pure SILK vELvETs, FROM 20 TO %
INNEIS VIDE IN BLACK AND Is DIFFER
mi COloRs, RANGING $500 TO $500 PER
coMPLErE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND
SI.25 TO 5000
TRELDvSsE & PERtNoTS KID GLOVES. FROM
TO 10 BUTTONS LONG.
BLAtk AM, CDLOREB SILK HOSIERY
PU III LINEN DAMA~E TABLE CLOTHS, ALL
WIDTHS AND LENGTHS, WITH NAPKINS,
ALL sIZEsS. TO MATCH.
NEW FRINGED FANCY LINEN DAMASK
Il NCH GOLDSMITH DOYIIES TO MATCH.
% w ilbf. DOUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL
FOX IABbE COVERING.
GREAFi.I REDUCED PRICES on PARIS AND
RkELiN WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS
Be sPLC!AL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
RS- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES
SEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BEILDING,
Established 1870 doe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

Consul General Walters first report 10 the
State department from his post in London
might be read with profit by every one. 1t is a
brief survey of the Industrial condition of Eng
land; and the facts adduced are of a nature to
put Americans to thinking. and to fill them
with gratitude for the degree of comfort and
happiness they enjoy. Mr.. Waller shows that
while the total wealth of the United Kingdom,
II divided equally among the inhabitants,
would allow 81 ,245 to every man, woman and
child. or quite a moderate fortune to each FAM
lily of much size, STILL "the pecuniary condition
OF q large part of the population is exceedingly
distressing" He says there are more than one
million persons formally registered as paupers,
and outside of these open objects of charity
among the laboring masses "the poverty is I'M
doubleday greater than has ever been expert
enced in the United States'
This Is not ignorant guesswork nor is IL bun
combe, but q plain statement OF facts Nor is
the situation peculiar to Great Britain. 1t is
the same in powerful Germany, In thrifty
France, in sunny Italy Everywhere on the
continent of Europe the American traveller
meets the same cry of hard times and every
where he goes he may see, if he carries his eyes
with him, the evidences of the grinding pow
erty Of the masses We have nothing like it in
this country, unless 1t be in certain manufcc-
turing and mining centers and even there the
oitterest poverty is generally among a foreign
population.
1t is a legitimate occasion of thankfulness
and satisfaction at this holiday season to feel
that, In spite of certain dangerous and hateful
VACCINATIONS of the times. this is still the coun-
try OF the poor man and will be the country of
MS children. Nowhere do the masses of the
people enjoy such comfort and privileges and
dignities as here
1t would be impossible to touch, even in the
most summary way, on the causes OF this uni
versal distress in Great Britain and her CONT
mental neighbors; but one of the principal
causes may be noticed. Consul Waller writes
that the current governmental expenditures of
the United Kingdom for the last current year
were $3.50. 139, 995, or more than twice as much
~ ours, with q smaller citizen population. And
how did this vast sum co. He names the items
In order OF size. The largest is to pay interest
on the national debt; and that debt represents
war piled upon war, generation after genera
ton. And the next largest item is "for the
maintenance of the army for more war, more
death, and hate and ruin. Then follows tie
Item TO provide for the civil administration of
the Empire, and next the appropriation for the
navy,-more money for armed strife and the
adjudication OF disputes by homicide
And the people have to pay for all this; and it
them strangers to the taste of meat. We, as
Americans, have reason to thank God that not
only are We favorably situated, but what is of
more consequence, that in our hearts we prefer
peace. We could easily enough find quarreIs
II We wanted to. A Quarrelsome man is always
accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

Our Grand Clearance Sale or Five Day
Remnant Sale, began this morning. and met
with a response in excess of orr expectations,
showing conclusively that customers appreci-
ate buying goods below their market value.
We enunerate the following for MONDAY:
"ODD GARMENTS" IN UNDERWEAR
We have taken from stock more than 100
garments to be called "itemhantS.' and VIII be
placed on safe Monday Morning, December
2Sth.
We can only enumerato one or two items.and
desire to say 20 OR customers that it will be 10
their inter st to visit this department at their
earliest convenience.
94c. Mother Hubbard Gowns, 15c.
94c. Muslin Walking Skir.s, -1:,c
45c. Cambria Corset Covers :,,c
81 Fine Muslin CheInise 75c
Sl25 Mother Hubbard Gowns, 81.
The fact that these were extraordinary good
values at their first price stamps them Bar
gains Cnequalled." These prices are made to
Clean M TIE stock proper atOry 10 The reception
OF new goods.
(-ecund floor. Take eievator)
WOODWARD & I.OTHROP
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ADO"

This stossy. ,ciich is marked by the best chdroc-
tes-isfics Of us talented author trH run through
four numbers Of The Saturday dou6ie4slicef STIR,
and, as IL is copyrighted, its f'crHsof cos BE- e,'-
5oyed only on the readers Of mir jouf1ial and
those Of q fer other poprrs published at tri3eiy
separdted points ,rhich assocjated ,oiti IL an
this nesc and popular feature Of daily journalism
Reoders Of THE STIR scfH fad Giis aoretefte
NOT only source Of enjoyment 10 Themselves, 6at
literary entertainment ,oeH ;eGrtHy The con,p1-
me,s Of being sent to absent friends. Copies Of the
doabte-sheet STAR coatainiHg IL may be had al
the counter 'rrafped ready for address fos' TWO
CENTS, o. stamped for mailing at THREE
CENTS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

Hostflities have broken out afresh on the
Chesapeake between the state authorities and
the oyster pirates. This quarrel Is getting mo-
nptonous, and should be stopped, as 10 can be,
oy Just ana vigorous measures That this
struggle continues and has assumed q chronic
thtrty-yeantwar aspect il not creditable To the
law officers Of the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

The State department dosn't believe in being
ian offensive partisan" and 50 makes haste TO
publish, Is an antidote TO Consul Muellers criti-
cisms, very nattering picture of the success Of
Btsmarck's policy from Consul Raine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

II ouIs CHlPUIs, PRACTICAL COOK AND
IL Caterer. single Dishes Dinner Parties and r.
eeptionA No lAl5 81 NV, near fsth s. Washine.
90, ID c. AL orders addressed 70 n. HEM F:R
shssnoeo u d6r1nas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26
HOLIDAY GOODS.
FIAsrn1s. FnAssErs,

sail mortals from their infancy wear flanne.. we
most Important article.
In the first place. there b just as much disreuce IN
the erdes and prices Of Flnnnels q there b IN any
class OF material made and worn
And AZ Fiannes must be taken in consideration as
sanitary medium. you must be careful what kind you
oty. OF course, we keep oil grades We have to do
50 TO cater for all classes Of trade ana for different
nsages, rs some may want Fannels only for lining:
but when you want . good class OF Flannel, such as
Medicated Flannel y0u will want to know what you
are buyine And then. again. keep the delicate
shades Of Flannel Now, these goods it is must neces-
sary You should be cautious IN buying
Now, we keep makes that will positively keep their
color.
We also keep the very mnch worn Jersey Flannel,
in all conceivable stripes at
Soc and 62,sc
We also keen Elder Down, in white light blue, me
dinm. blue aud pink, the finest quality made.
We Keep Plaid Flannels. This makes the incest kind
OF material for wrapper It Is alone substan.
tal material for but at the same time very
comfortable and warm article These come IS inches
wide, all wool. and have been
Reduced from Csc. to 50c per yard.
All dark colors Of Basket and Ma.elasse Flannels at
37lac We guarantee these goods to be all WOOL and
nave been marked down frou Soc These are nice for
childrens wear. Mother Hubbards etc.
WHITE FLANNEI.S WHITE FLANNEIs
We have the largest assortment and prices varied
than any other house in the city. We can give you
Flannel from 1O,. up to the finest
All wool Flannel. % in wide. zoe.
81 in. wide, 25c.
~ in. wide, 3Oc.
and so on to the finest grades.
Shaker Flannes, I'm endless variety. from dc mar
I'D up to the finest made
Shaker Flannel, 80 in wide, Csc.
Sc {" SO in. wide. SOC
Shaker Flanneis. 81 in. wide. better quality, S71hc
RED FLANNEIS RED FLANNErs.
worth 25c
AT DC. can give you allwool Medicated Flannel
o. to the yard; before sold for less than 37ac
Then we keep the finer grades in the proportion
GRAY FLANNELS. GRAY FLANNErs.
We are selling Gray Flannels at 12,sc per yd which
makes elegant lining and substantial skirts These
goods we SO for loo.
AT IL, 20 and 25c we can give you extra heavy
Gray Flannels for Skirting purposes
In our 22.inch Dress Flannels we can rive Won ali
the desirable shades worn at 25c per yard These
goods are all wool
EMBROIDERY FLANNELs
We have the largest and most complete stock Of
these goods in the city in white and colored Embroi
derry.
beautiful Embroidered White Flannel
At SIC.
much better quality and deeper Embroidery
At $1O0.
And SO on up to the finest qualities made
beautiful Embroidered Red Flannel
At Zoe
These goods will be found on our first floor
AS the present cold weather incentive to buying
the goods, should be glad to have you come at
once.
1ANsBuRGH BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
THE Day Arrrn CHnrsrmas

Is USUALLY QUIET ONE IN BUSINESS CIR
Giles. AND THIS GIVES Us THE OPPORTUNITY
TO PREPARE FOR NEW YEARS DAY roll
LOWING.
ON THAT DAY EVERY GENTLEMAN IL Rx-
PEcTED TO DO HIS DUTY TO HIS TAILOR
AND TO TEST HIS sToMAcHIc CAPACITY
ON THAT DAY NO GENTLEMAN rs EXPECTED
TO STAY AT HOME UNDER PENALTY OF so
cIAL DISQUALIFICATION. ON THAT DAY
EVERY GENTLEMAN rs EXPECTED TO DO
HIS DEvoIRs TO LADIES FAIR NERD WE
SAY WE ARE IN POSITION TO AID HIM Es.
sENTIALLY IN HIS GALLANT CAREER
OUR STOCK OF DRESS AND DEMr-DREss
SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN Is OF SUCH LARGE
DIMENSIONS AS TO ENABLE US TO FIT OUT
ONE OF ANY SIZE OR SHAPE AND As FOR
PRICES, WE CAN ADAPT OURSELVES TO ANY
PURSE
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK woRsTED SUITS. PRINCE ALBERT
FRocRs AND GETAWAYS, WITH pANrALooNs
TO MATCH. MANY OF THESE GOODS WE
HAVE PUT IN STOCK WITHIN THE LAST
WEEK. ESPECIALLY WITH VIEW TO THE
DEMAND USUAL ON SUCH OCCASIONS. THEN
OUR STOCK OF BLACK CLOTH GOODS FULL
FnoCKs. FULL DRESS OR SWALLOW TAIL
COATS, Low AND HIGH CUT VESTS, WITH
TROUSERS TO MATCH. IS UNAPPRoAC HABLE.
SHOULD YOU NEED ANYTHING OF THE
SORTS WE HAVE MENTIONED OUR CORPS OF
ABLE Statesmen WILL ONLY BE TOO WILL
ING TO WAIT ON YOU.
ALL OUR GOODS OF THE ABovE-MEN-
TONED VARIETIES ARE OUR own SPECIAL
MANUFACTURE, RIvALINa IN FIT. WORK
MANsHIP AND MATERIAL, THE PRODUC-
TONS OF THE FINEST TAILoR'S ART
WE ALSO HAVE PROVIDED QUALITIES AND
VARIETIES OF GARMENTS FOR SERVANTS,
BOTH INDOORS AND OUT. NO HOUSE IN THE
COUNTRY is IN BETTER CONDITION TO
SERVE YOU ACcEpTACLY THAN WE ARE
THEREFORE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NEG.
LECT AN OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK US OVER
OUR SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE Is ALWAYS
FULL
sAKS & COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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A NEW STORY BY MRS. BURNETT.
Extraordinary Literary Attractions for
the New Year.

THE STAR OF Saturday, January 2d, ,cin con-
tuia the first part Of an original Rorcictte or
WastiHofo'r's fdrorite Horelist, hrs Fra NCLS
HODGSOT B BURNETT, Guthor Of That Lass o.
LOMrte's," etc. etc, entitled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-26

CHR1srAAs Is Ovrs.
and % d Christmas week, which played terrible havoc
with a sss 9s s, sSE 11ss[ iS
ing any one week since its establishment in 1880 and
e se ~ Se low
.E BOYS. TO - YEARS
}sS0 overoosis rednosd % So SS
$ SS::s::;: ::s$:s:$ (
5seEss s ana Fans Fans rsdnssS g
$500 jacket and Pants reduced TO 100.
1000 Jacket ana Psnss ssaassa e sS
"a e E0R BOYS, q TO 1s
~ S y::ss::: . .:sssss s. g SSS
1892 1922 0vsrcosts reduced % $5.t0.
3isSS. SysssS::: ssS Sa : ?saSa
So s salss l rseossS e e 3 34S&S
HISS sSS s ss!,: reduced reduced e us sS
Prince Albert suit 10 Vide wales aud co1R.
scTsws fSn s1S up Wfds Wales sack and C1tsSsy
Pure WSfsssd Sgssssrsw: s,cs and Ssswsy sois S
er value 8 np E.e sf sSct
9s sssss !; So Si Sss5 Nss.
sss sssPs eSl ss e Ssa Ss::
Am Immense stock Of odd p.nss ., the ,sne rednc
house District the above rsScc Sss w Fl sss
rare chance FOR hargninA W." y
NIzFTT STORE
| CORNER 10TH And STA
Don't forget we are ct the corner Of lOsh snA =.
~ opsn TN y m: Saturday IL ]. IA Mscsst
NATURAL MINERAL 4wATEI
/ ~ ~ - 4 -
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"ODD" TIDES.
"Odd Lot of is by Is. Lace Tides with
plush centres, embroidered in tinselicd effects.
Regular Price .... $685.. -. .. 81 90
Rcinn&nt price. 90
Embroidered Lace Tides with olive blue
and garnet ceHters
Regular price 81 90
"Ee1lnant price. 1890. 1ilc
Embroidered Felt Table Covers I yard
square, colors. maroon, peacock, blue and
olive
- --.--. --....sS< 50
Remnant ........ so
Second floor: take elevator)
unnnu- ,pn n T nruDnu
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
416 SEVENTH ST.. NV.
F F. 4 81 E Y \ ::
MAMMOTH FANCY AND DRY GOODS EsrAB.
MENT
COME EARLY TO AVOID TIRE CROWD
Our Stock shall be closed II Low PRICES can do IT,
THE REDUCTIONS WE HAVE MADE ARE OF
SUCH UNRoUALEp VALUE THAT OUR
PATRONS WILL BE DELIGHTED
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FANCY GOODS as PLUSH and LEATHER Goops.
FANS. ALBUMS. TOILET SETS. ETC.
We Will Close ri Figures lower than they
can be imported or manufactured
VIENNA BRoNzEs CLOCKS and GILT ooops AT
HALF COST. BE sure to inspect our as
sortment.
TOYS AND DOLLS In endless variety reduced 10 such
low prices that they are almost given away.
SSAoSsAsAsAS We can't quote prices to-day. but
come and compare yourselves. prices and
qualities
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR With our superb
assortment bound TO please You
KID GLOVES. Our standard reputation in this line
ougbt TO suffice for the extraordinary ef-
forts we made also this year.
HANpKERcHIEFs Thousands OF dozen I'm all
grades OF CAMBRIc, LINEN or SILK
cheaper than they have been sold
LADIES NEcKwEAR We will presen, every pur.
chaser Of Collars Cuffs or any Linen or Lace
Neckwear with q Fancy Box free of charge
DRY GOODS.
FOR SENSIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS visit this
department Of ours and select from II a HAND.
SOME DRESS PATTERN or AN ELE-
CANT TABLE SET. and hum
dred Of other useful gifts
CLoAKs AND SUITS.
Such Prices ss we Quote In this line were Never Heard
of Before.
70 there . More Useful Present than a STYLISH
CLOAK or SUIT for your Lady or Children.
Our Stock Offers Without Exception the Greatest In.
ducements.
-NNDAAs' an N iS'T~o "hAfS Oh al description,
BOYS OVERCOATS AND KILT SUITS IN
FAINT OUTFITS, GOSSAMERS LADIES
AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
all have suffered q terrible slaughter In
prices and are now al your mercy.
CHRISTMAS CARDS NEW YEARS CARDS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS
ksF "a E : SM NMHMM ssss
BIB A UU ii N n ssss
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
418 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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RYSEAL Jn.

GEoRoE RYxEAL Jn.
ais 7TH STREET NV,
has q large and select stock OF Goods for Holi1a4
Presents NJ reasonable prices. We name 10 part
BRONZEs, sTATUARY
DECORATED GOODS,
OIL AND WATER COLOR BOXES,
DRAWING INsTRUMENTS
CHANDELIERS,
LIBRARY AND PARLOR LANR
In Endless Variety. Also
THE GENUINE GERMAN STUDENT LAMP.
For a Safe and Bright Light use Rynsas Roysi
Security OIL
GEO. RYNEAL in,
Artists and Painters Supply Depot
d196t ais 7th - no.
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j. G. HurcHrssos.
IMPORTER,
cIoAKs MILLINERY,
AT Reduced Prices
SILK SUITS. at s22
EVENING WEAR
Elegant and Novel Effects in Fancy Nets and Crepo.
Ornaments Flowers, &C.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Just Opened Fine jet pHssementsrisa
REAL LACES
Duchess Lace, selected Patterns especial value, o0
Sl.75 per yard.
Duchess FYchus from 50 rs each
Duchess Handkerchiefs. from o. 10 each
Fine French Embroidered handkerchief
Partisan Neckwear Ruchings. Ribbons and Fany
Good
Buttons, Clasps. Braids &C
Silk Pushes al Sl.50 yard, worth ESQ
UMBRELLAS.
Unparalleled Values In Ladies and Gents Silk Um-
brellas
26-Inch Extra Quality Twiiied SIX at sIss
Well Selected Light and Dark Natural sticks, as
o.. 10 and $3.50.
Tiger Eye and other styles handles, ranging In prcs
TO SIS
FOSTER KID GLOVES
Ungnestionably the FOSTER brand ere the veg
best KID GLOW made.
GENTLEMENs
Foster Pique Glove. So pair.
Foster Kid plain and embroidered. q pair
Foster suede Glove. 81. 80 pair.
Newton Kid Glove, 81 30 pair.
LADIES.
William, 3, . and 10 hooks 81 to 81 90 pair.
Fowler. B. and 10 hooks. Fl soto g.
Mosquetaire Gloves for evening wear from In -
S9in long. Every pair fitted and warranted
do ~. PENNslLkANIA AVENUE
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
"ODD PIECES OF CRETONNES.
2"Odd Pieces of Cretonne, with Mikado de-
signs,
Regular Price per yard lSc
Remnant Price per yard .............. .... 2lac
odd Pieces OF 3lnch Cross Stripe Gre
tonnes for curtains,
Regular Price per Yard. $1,000. 80. ...... zoe.
Remnant Price per yard. ....15c
2"Odd Pieces" of fine English Cretonnes
worth Bic.
Regular Price 25c
A.N'-A'4''ii0 %OS.
These viii be found most excellent values
and well wor. by your con sideration.
(Third floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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TOSSED" HANDEERCHIEFS.
Ia Crepe silk Handkerchief colors Blue
and White. slightly rumpled
Regular Price - - - SIC
REMNANT 11sc
''Smali Lot" of Ladies' Whit, ali-inen,
Colored Embroidered Haudkerchiefs-were ex-
celient value at first price. Disorderad.
Regular Price. 29 c
"RemnanL' Price .... ., PFC
1 small Lot Of Colorad Linen Handker.
chiefs. with poika-spots. Discrdered.
- $685.. -....-..
REMNANT Price. .-.......22c