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The following shows the range OF thu
thermometer ss observed at sChnepfsdrul
store, Opera House corner, Friday
IA. NJ, 23': IL NJ. 34o; ST.. H.. 500; 7P
", 800. Westher-snow and rain.
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Purchasers OF Christmas presents should
see the special machines for the holidays,
displayed by Edward L. Rose & o., No.
55 18th st,
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We invite purchasers ofHolIday goods to
look ut our collection. We 4iavo n very
large assortment of appropriate goods ut
very teasonable prices, a. 1. RICE 8 CO.
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Superb extra finished Standard and
White Sewing Machines, especially iol
holiday presents, In Mahogany and Wal
nut cases, at Edward L. Rose & Co.'S, No,
IS 18th st,
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NSTH0MS0N N. L. CHURCH,
urS ISLAND = Rcv. Geo. W. @ lines, raSrr,
scaRS o ~ S ~ SPSSI n' pa hn TSi y
Rev. Dr. Thob9rn, o. Indit All are cordially in'
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w
fiNnitamAt,

viii end this splendid opportunity to
buy ane Cali Shoes. We have now the
largest and finest stock Of tine Cali Cor.
dovan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise' shoes in tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

LIS. Good & Co. sell dry goods the
ehaapeAt.
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Have Just received some finely matched
from $500 10 5000 per pair. viii SCH
them very low. LIE. DIliLON, JeNeIer,
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Our Christmas Souvenirs are greeted or
every hand by words Of praise and de.
light. We have sgrand spread Of them,
STANTON & DAYENpoRT.
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There 10 . great field for swindles In
selling cheap, SNOWY, worthless albums.
Buy Of home dealers where guarantee
means something,
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BREC.G,DRAC,

Mexican onyx Tables, PSdeAtAis, Royal
Worcester, aud other high grades Of China,
1iFotEsS, IltaAseS, and O6ldlGsd silver goods
arriving every day. 10. DILLON.
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A. i, lIOE n CO,

We mike spscIalties of GentIemen's NIui.
ilcrs and Pongte SILK lIankerChIefs.
\ l.. RICE & co.
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MITnlIR0f MATnlIEA

A:nlus little. solid silver CiatsiAins stem.
winding watch as low ~ 90. AAoild lax
one for SI5 and upwards. All warranted,
4. n. tlIIIAN
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Raisinsl No old stock, but new ones
Three pounds for % cents,
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KIpNRY PAINA

M With their weary, dull. aching lllOle's,
~ RlLgone sensation, relieved ~ one
FSs:s y ;4S Ssil'%ss a Aa'Ess
ADIentS, Potter Drug Co, Boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

who had an attack Of stage fright ~ !Ib
first act, but afterwards recovered him
The scenery is feature Of the opera
which gives great Satisfaction, though the
stage Is not large enough to permit the
use Of all the company carries, The same
bill this afternoon and evening.
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MsdienI.
From rs Tbs. 10 I6I Tbs,
To the Guticura Remedies l Owe
My Health, Ny Happiness,
and Ny Life,

A day never passes that do not think aud speak
kindly OIL the LUTlcuRA RItEDlLA heYep yean
ago, all Of a dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
The large ones were irghtlul 70 look at, andpain'
full % bear; people turned RAide when they saw
me, In dilguit and was ashamed 70 be on the
mant, aud all medicines failed 70 do any good. In
moment Of despair tried the CuTlCtK1 kEhI.
pIES-GuTlcuRA \, The great Skin uEe, aud OgTlouR4
soar, an exquisite Skin BeAutlael, externally and
CUTlCuRA RGSoLYENT, the new Stood PunheF ~,
ternallyi haSmlll Jumps IRS call hem gradually
disappeared, ard the large ones broke, In about
two weeks dllchlESing large quantities Of mauei,
aaEy W. NY sG S u 9 %SssS d tSssu
one hundred and fifteen klek II pounds; my weight
now . one bundled and hXlyone tolld, healthy
pounds, aud my height Is only Ave feet dye l1rhen
North, South, Rhst AID Vest To CuricuaA REuB
DIES owE NY HHALIlI NY HAlplNlss, and NY LlIE
A prominent New York druggist asked me the
DIESi you look 10 b In perfect healthy" Ny reply
was, ~ do, and shall always hAYe never known
what sickness IL since commenced using the CUT
lCUR4 kENEDIEs" Sometimes am laughed At By
prAislng them 70 peope not acquR MED win theiF
merits, but sooner or later they Will come 70 their
EGnSes aud believe the same aS th0Ae that use them
~ dozens haYe whom nave told, May the time
come when there shall 30 large GvTlc nc ~ SUP
ht OF humanity, where the CUTlCUHA RRHEDiEs
shall be sold ONLY, so that there wall be Iartly
need Of ever entering SdEug store TOR ursp,rnu
20. box 1907, new York, n, Y,
CUTtoURA REYEDln arc positive cure Tor every
form Of Skin and Blood Diseases from Pimples %
sctolulg. sold everywhere Price: CuICvRA, %
centSt soar, Is CentSi REsOLvRNf, tl,O0. Prepared
BY the PoTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Cd, Boston,
Send for elbow to Cure Skin Diseases, {"
oIIPLEs, Blaekheads, Skin B!eulShes, and Baby
III HumoIS, use CuflcvRA soAF,
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surpor at St. Matthews Church Friday
evening at Q o'clock.
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Our 1856 Standard Books 100 kinds) and
Csc Red Line Poets are cheaper and more
reliable than any auction goods.
STANToN 4 DAVRNpopT.
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Many

Fifty boxes Florida Oranges, cheap at
McMechen's.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of Sultlrgs, 0yerCoatingS
and PantalOOnings. Also o full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SuitingS Specially.
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Office Of City Collector,
1886 City Taxes.

Notice Il hereby given. TO all porom that h9T I,
not paid helt Taxes for 1880, tat 4 lenAlV OF "
henOpal piopefty iGT bills must 30 paid ImR,eddl
Ately In order 10 HAyG costs. Delinquent TAI bli
81 1883 will DO placed IN the hands Oi Justice q
the Peace iQr collection after tho above dii,; ~
persons wi take due notice aud act AccotllhAV'
II. o. CRAWFORD,
dect6 CITY Collector
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II you want Pure Candy go TO George
L. burst, manufactured.
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AcMtChCn'B iOr the cheapest and beul
candles.
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Wbitman's and Mailard's Fine Candy
and Chocolates, only al DurSt'g, lllS Mar.
ket street.
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8ATURDAY.TnE lsth DAY OF DloEMgER. 1881

'
commencing al 10 Oclo,k, q. M, TIRE following do,
Goiiped real state that d 10 say he south 6nehRi
q lot number i'no, iroptlny OH tho WeIt Side o.
Main street between Third and Fourth AtFeetsi
Moth WAetllnR, together with the improvements
erected thereon; but excepting and feReryuI
lbefefrom strip Of ground i've feet In width Cd
the western end and Tho full width Of said Ioi,
Alsa excepting aud reH6rving strip Of ground
two feet In width of tho noHihein side dc iuii
depth OF bAid lot. The Aforesaid strips Of ground
arc reserved iAr the Use Of iheownef or owners 81
BAld lot IA ptlYAle alleys, forever.
Also ftsefvlHg tho right 10 the owner or OwrptS
OF frame BUILDING now oil tbp north One.hali OF
said lot All extending Ov.r and resting on Two
feet oiSlid AOulh Ouc.hAiI q iOiNd o 70 remain
thereon until tho owner OF Owners wish 10 erect
nov building on Tie north half o. said Tot No o.
The title V the above prOpgtts believe 70 be
ertect, put Will convey only the title vested In
mo by said DtO1 OF TtGtt,
Terms Of E4lh,-One Third Of the purchase monoy,
aud ~ mtChhlOfo a. the purchaser elects 70 BAY,
Ia Cfth on the day NJ talei The balance In two
equal installment OF one and two Yeas fOtpeolye.
", nnles beating Interest from tho day oil SAle 10
be given for Tho deferred payments, and the build.
Ing to " X D. Injured by the purchaser i0t The
benefit oil hurhdelefTg iymtntl, aud The Tito 10
DO retained Until payment Il made In full,
". II. HALLER, AuctlntRof, noyi9
W. ]. W. COWDEN, solicitor.
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o, HESS g SONS.

Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lust received. For comfort there Ii
nothing better. They are warranted
not to shrink. G. HESS 4 son.
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The picture win recall gentleman scene in his life time where
Old Ponu a advised bis LGertea regarding
Said he: "CoHy thy rament
buy for The apparel procms Every should neatly
to himself society large and to his friends
particular lady admire him for his good taste and show ppa
illustration Had the gentleman the ta double
himself the advantages enjoyed by the srAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
Twelfth he would have escaped the humiliation which he suffers
hardly remark that the successful gentleman patron OF the STAR
D. GUNDLING & co.
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Mr.. Douglas A. Flint
{ Rufus Ready is. q
striking basso and q
good actor Mr.,
Charles Stanley (GeH,
eraI KRickeTbocker
tn ough' somewhat
hoarse, greatly pleased
the audience, The
ladies were all good,
Alpin Barry was done
by a young gentleman
acting as substitute,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21
NO HOPE FOR NARDELLO.
The President Declines to Interfere In
the Case.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Fields, of counsel Of Antonio
Nardello. sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der of Carmine Rotunno, was unofficialIy noti-
fed yesterday afternoon that unless additional
facts could be presented in the case the Presi-
dent would take no further action.
Mr.. Fields received this morning q letter
from Col. Lamont stating: "The President di-
reefs me TO say that he cannot conceive of a pre-
sentation of facts that should induce him to ex-
tend the respite already granted"
The italian minister received a communica-
ton from the President yesterday, in which the
President stated that he was convinced that it
was beyond his duty to interfere further in the
matter. Still, If there were any additional
Facts to be presented, he would consider them.
Nardeilos counsel have, it is stated, about ex-
hausted all facts in their possession and have
little hope now OF securing a communication of
the death sentence. Nardelio will therefore
probably be hanged at the Jail next Friday.
District Attorney Worthington reported to
the Attorney General that after a careful ex-
animation of the case he sees no further reason
for Executive interference.
The application tor the respite which was
granted for the three weeks expiring on Friday
next was made for the purpose of getting in
formation from the convicted man as to his ac-
complies. The prisoners statements, how
ever, did not throw any new light on the sub
Ject, for he gave the names of the two Pas
quales-Gessimonti and Aibadenti-as the ones
who committed the act, as he had done before
the trial, and made also a statement that the
from one of those men.
The district attorney had examined this
theory OF the case before and the PasQuaies es-
tablished an alibi.
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What We are Aiming to do.

We are aiming to uphold and maintain our
reputation as leaders of house furnishing
goods. 1t is an established fact that we have
the largest stock and assortment of house fur
nishing goods in the city, at the lowest prices.
heao what we are almost giving away to-mor-
row Saturday only at r. Goldschmid's, S12
7th st. u. W.: 2-gal. Water Coolers, only TOO,
worth 81: 3-gal, $1.09, worth $3.50; French
China manipulated Fruit Plates, only 1Oc.,
regular price, zoe; Fruit Saucers to match, &C.,
In set only 17c., regular price 25c.; tin cham
per rails, assorted colors, only 23c., worth 4Oc;
foidlng drinking Cups, in case, only 12c.,
worth 25c.; large folding Fans, only 7c., worth
loo; handsome decorated tin Toilet Sets, 3
pieces, only S1.37, worth 81; 25c. Zinc Wash
colors, only 1Oc.; Rising Sun Stove Polish, q
cakes for 25c., worth 60c.; VOLTS Acme Shoe
Dressing, (best in the world, bottles for 25c.;
extra quality Shoe Brushes, only &C., worth
loo; large box of Backing, only &C.; Mouse
Traps, &C.; colored glass Match Stand, only &C.,
25c., worth 4Oc.; clothesines. 80 feet, 4c.; 90
feet, &c.; large w hisk Brooms, only &c; hand
some decorated English China Tea Sets, III
pieces new square shape, only 1923, worth
$3.50; large handsome colored glass water
pitchers new shape, only 25c., worth 6Oc.;
French China hand-painted CuspadOres, only
49c., worth 79c.; handsome white china hand
painted dinner and tea Sets combined, 1OS
pieces, only $21.4S, worth $50; French China
hand-painted Sets, 100 pieces, only $23.79,
21c., worth 35c.; handsome rattan Baby Car
riages, with nickei-plated rod and parasol, the
running gears of the best selected ash, has steel
springs, only S6.TS; cannot be matched in the
city under Sill; Refrigerators and Ice Chests at
reduced prices; stock of Trunks is the
yourselves of the extraordinary bargains OF
tered for tomorrow,
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that you can get better values at $. w. Augen-
stems, S17, Sl9 and S21 18th street than you
can get elsewhere: II ct. block tin dishpan,
23c.; larger size, 31c castor bottles, sc. each;
doz. silver plated teaspoons, 27c., worth 75c:
tack hammer and paper tacks, TO- decorated
chamber sets, broad bands and gilt lines 81 SO:
fancy box writing paper, &C.; half doz dinner
plates, half doZ. cups and saucers, meat dish,
Vegetable dish and market basket, 9Sc lot
covered buckets, &C.; 1-pint cups. &C.; cabinet
silver plated table knives, CSC; half doz. ma
jolica plates, 33c.; halt doZ. new style coiored
glass Ice cream saucers, 39c., worth soc. Ex-
anime our S6.54 rattan baby carriage. our
1888 carriage, with canopy or paraso top, is a
bargain at Sl1. Sweeping reductions in trunks
and refrigeratOrs.
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Our Shoe Bulletin.

Our Shoe Bulletin.
At the Combination Store Tomorrow YOU can
buy
Infants Low Button Pump. 25c.
Chids' Spring Heel, to Z, 43c.
Childrens Spring Heel, to IOta, 69c
Ladies Kid opera Toe, French Heel, 73c.
Boys Button shoes, to 5, S1.09.
Boys Hook Shoes, to 3, $1.O9.
Lad Pebble ButtonCommon Sense solid 81 80
Lad Pebble Button, Opera Toe, solid, 81 80
Mems Call Button Shoes, warranted, 81 39.
Also, by reading the Post, Critic and IeeDuGii-
can you can see that some extraordinary bar
gains can be hiG all o. next week
A. kAUFMANS Double Combination Store
1241 and 1243 11th St Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

THE PRICE OF GAS.-The statement of the
president of the gas company of this place be-
lore the Congressional committee, that there
was no dissatisfaction with the company was
at first considered a good joke, but has finally
aroused a good deal of feeling among many OF
Inc gas consumers here, who have not been al
all satisfied with the excessive amounts they
nave had to pay every month In fact many
families abandoned the use of gas, and others
would have done so if not afraid of Oil. 1t will
Using columns that those who feel themselves
aggrieyed are invited to furnish their names,
In order that the gas consumers here may pre-
sent their side of the case to the Congressional
committee.
THE MERRICK DEBATE.-The debate of the
Philodemic society for the Merrick medal took
place ut Georgetown college yesterday. The
subject for debate was THAT greater damages
threaten the republic of the United States from
com blnatlon OF capital tnan from combination
John Is. McFaul, Virginia; Charles H. Roche,
Missouri; negative, Leslie w. Herman, New
York and Joseph NJ. Dohan, Pennsylvania.
The judges were Hon. Horatio King, Hon. Van
Ill. Manning and Capt Richard Meade. The de-
cision OF the judges will not be made public
until commencement day. June 25tn.
NOTES.-The Twelfth Building Association
met last night at Cropley's Hall. But little
business was tranSacted.-The bust of John
Howard Payne, on the monument erected to
his memory by Hon. w. W. Corcoran in Oak
Hill cemetery, was recently removed to New
ment in thecondition OF Ofhcer JONES' who was
lately paralyZed.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT Z a. M.-Great Falls temperature, 81; con-
dition - Receiving reservoir, temperature,
81; condition at north connection 10; south
connection, 80. Distributing reservoir tenn
perature, 64; condition at inf1ueDt gatehouse,
U, cohultlOn at eff1uent gatehOuse, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21
Fine Percale Shirts, Soc.
including 2 collars and pair cuffs, at Auer-
bach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and ii.
Choice Pfckinys at Clark.s.

734 18th street northwest, Tomorrow.
Ladies striped regular made Hose, 19c: sold
at 29c.; ladies' Isle thread Hose, regular made
75c. quality, 44c.; ladies Balbriggan regular
made Hose, 14c., very cheap; chiidren's ribbed
regular made Hose, 19c., worth 2oc.; a large
and choice variety childrens Hose in every
shade and style, lace work and plain, at very
moderate prices; our $1.25 Swiss Embroidery,
~ inch wide, at 69c.; best value ever offered
We lead the city in Shirt Waists. zoe. w ists
at 17c.; soc. Waists at 32c.; CSC. white Waists.
ACC; all our SO, 50, S1.2o Waists at 79c.; chill
dren's Caps, prices cut almost in half; rs and
29c. caps, 15c.; Acc. Caps, 25c.; 75c. caps, 49c:
the best 81 Caps ever sold reduced to Csc:
childrens Dresses Calico, 25c.; children )
White Dresses, 1uil embroidered, Soc; good
value at S9c., at Clark, 734 7th street north
west, tomorrow only.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATERMAN
~ IANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
gray mar us natural color ana youthful appearance
TO eradicate and prevent dandruff, to promote the
growth OF the hair and stop its falling out It is en-
rey harmless and perfectly free from any poisonous
dirty and unpleasant preparations now in use Nh
mefoas testimonials have been sent us from many of
me articles now in use are objectionable CRYSTAL
neither sugar of Lead, sulphur Nitrate of Silver:
does not soil the clothes SCALP is agreeabiv per,
umed and makes one of the best dressings for the
hlr In use It. restores the color of the hair more
perec ~ ana uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does SO i'll from three te DAYS vlrtn
eedng the roots OF ths hair with ali the nourshng
tom it restores the decayed and Induces ueu growfh
Of the hair more positively than anything else Price
81 oottle AhTAU R NATTANS, Inventor and PRO
prietor. l4th ana and I'd and d sIs NV novI3
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The Star Shoe House.

726 18th St., between G and II, Headquarters for
cheap and serviceable Shoes and Slippers.
Ladies fine kid. worked button hole shoes, 95c.;
Ladies' serge CATERS, lace or congress-, Csc;
Ladies' kid house slippers, 35c.; Ladies kid
spring heel shoes, 81; Misses kid Oxford ties,
low, button or Newports, 75c.; Children's ali
leather. spring heels, sizes to IL, at &c., Chill
dren, S solar tip, pebble, button shoes, 73c.;
Childrens excellent Quality slippers and low
shoes, all styles, 5Oc Childrens warranted
hand-sewed, spring heels, Toe; Infants best
kid, worked button hole shoes, 49c.; Infants
slippers, 25c.; Boys all leather lace shoes, 81;
Boys fine grade button Shoes S1.17; Youths
quartered shoes at 81; Mems CATERS, lace shoes,
or button, very good. S1.25; Mems fine low
quartered shoes, S1.15; Mems genuine calf
shoes, all styles, high or lOw-quartered 81; also
a full line canvas shoes at very low prices. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-21

SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY RED TICKET
BARGAINS. WHICH WILL BE GOOD
FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
retail at 25c.; Friday. 15c
One lot of handsome combination Seersucker Crinkles
One Very fine 1renadine Visite trimmed handsomely
IN lace and beaded rassementerie very stylish, re-
One AIantelet mad. entirely of lace and Beads re-
Ono d1 h;,,i from 81 to 81 IS .r;
braid. very prettily made, reduced from $40 to
One fine Cashmere Jersey with Colored Vest reduced
One lot tine Swiss Flouncing AS inches deep regular
price. 81 IS yd. to-day 81 yd.
One lot fine Swiss allover Embroideries, fine small
~ patterns. worth Sl.25, and to-day zoe. ayd
One lot coored Embroideres, worth SC. to 15c. yd,
Van Ha;an lOc. Toilet Soaps at SC
CeInloid Sets of Brush and Comb at 75c.; regular
One lot 1Oc. English Tooth Brushes to-day SC.
One lot ooc satcheis 25c.: one lot 81 Saches, Soc
One lot new imported Ruchngs all colors, very cheap
Ono at IL d2i2c ,,; ayd, today &C a I'd
day only l6c.
One lot ladies' Beaded Dog Collars. 25c to &c.,
Remnants Of .5e. and 81 Marabout Trimmings. to
Remnants of sl:75 Silk Braid Marabout Trimmings
to close out. 81 yd.
Genuine J. o. c. Embroidery Cotton i0c a doz
Outlined Linen Splashers. i5c worth 25c.
New styles Amber Jewery, 2;,c worth SOC
Fancy metal Dress Clasps. worth Poe to day only 1Oc
90. and Tucked ruiiie. pleated waist, SOC
oSC CHllufen MOlher Ii hubbard and Gretchen Aprons
lace trimmed, checked nansook, 2Ic
To close one lot Gretchen Dresses sateen, tucked
CAMP 81. 40: former price, S2.25.
SPECIAL TOMORROW
Choice of our Tuscan, Pearl Tranway and Porcupiue
Hats and Bonnets, Soc; regular prices, 4Oc., &c.
6oc 1oc.
FLOWERS
Roses, dozen in bunch. Asters. Daisies, snowballs
Ass onrsss a,rs c s Sho ice lots lots
25c snowbaiis rubber stems, lie
One lot Sinch heavy Satin and Gros Grain Sash al,
colors, Sic. worth 81 %.
Children. and Nurses Caps. 100 and 23c
Toe Ladies Isle Tn Hose drcps stitch 45c a mir
Zoe. Ladies' Cotton Hose. all cOors, Zoe a pair
Soc. Ladies Cotton Ribbed Hose, black onlv 2c n pr
DOC Ladies SanZe Vests, Jersey shape, 3oc each.
DOC. Ladies' Medium Weight Vests 45c. each
Doc. Ladies' GauZe Vests, Doc each
81. 20 Ladies' Figured Sateen Coachers, Sic each
Ioc Ladies silk Gloves, all shades 47c. a pair
Toe Ladies silk Gloves, black only 45c a pair
SOC Ladies SILK Gloves. all colors, .5c a pair
l2l2c. Ladies Colored Bordered Hemslitched Hand
kerchiefs, &c. each.
1Sc Ladies' Colored Bordered Hemsttched Handker-
chiefs, lie each.
15c Ladies' White Unlaundered Hd'k'fs Sc each
loc Ladies White andkerchiefs, with colOred
tucked border Sc. each
Zoe. Gents Silk Neckwear tuck or puff Zoe each
Que tIentS SILK NeckWcar. tuck Or puff 25c each
ZOc Gents initial Handkerchiefs eIbrod'd l9c eth
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