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HEADouARrERs FoR UMBRELLAS.

The "Palais Royal" first to introduce the "Glo-
we brought before your notice the "Conestoea" Silk
Umbrellas. That competitors bow to our good
Judgment is evident by their following in our lead
However. they ran never compete in prices first be-
cause we are nearer to the manufacturers second
cause, not doing credit business, we can afford
smaller profits than they.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas, with Roll Gold and
Sterling Silver handles Of identical styles which you
are generally charged 2.4S, FOR ONLY 90 20
Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas, with Natural Wood
sticks for which you pay IS 81 SO at the credit
stores, FOR ONLY S120.
Genuine Gloria" Umbrellas, with Gold CAPS as
shown in 81. so Umbrellas, FOR ONLY Sl4O
Genuine "Conestoea" Silk Umbrellas warranted one
year,, with fancy Sterling Silver and Roll Gold
handles. which generally sold ut "a so and IS,
FOR ONLY S39S.
Genuine "Tosca" Umbrellas Cthese have the very
long handles), with Silver Crook and Ring handles,
such as usually sell at SO so. FOR ONLY $685.
Genuine "Lyon's' Umbrellas, with natural wood
handles. with gold and silver bands for initials and
which generally sell for from $3.50 to So For only
S69S
Genuine Solid Gold and Solid Silver Novelty Handle
Umbrellas, such as retail for $40, for only sl5
RUBBER GOODS proportionately cheap. Unsur-
passed Mems American and English Mackintoshes
from 81 9S to So So Ladies' Rubber Circulars as low
as 8 Il A. and up to $40 for Silk Finished Raglans
Boys and Girls sizes from 81 80 to 81 9S each
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Steele Mackaye, in a moment of confding
candor the other day. stated to Boston re-
porter his opinion that "a stage manager can
easily estimate the intelligence of community
from the capacity of the supers in its theaters,
and shortly thereafter let drop the remark:
'At Washington / labored With the very
stupidest set of auxiliaries that ever worried a
manager" This is hard on Washington; but,
then. 1t must be remembered that the best
society of the capital city has some other use
for its evenings than hiring itself out for the
soldiers, citizens, etc." who are huddled to-
gether at the bottom of the cast on the play
bills. Perhaps Mr.. Mackaye expected to pick
up a Senator or two and a handful of Repre-
sentatives, with possibly Justice of the Su-
preme Court thrown in to make good weight.
1t is too bad that he should have been disap-
pointed. Perhaps, the next time he comes
some of the great dignitaries of the present
may be out of a job; in which case by the offer
Of sufficient inducements, the censorious man.
ager will possibly be able to induce them to
don the buskin for one week only.
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HoLrDAr Goops.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS.
311 7th a. nv,

Oh stn ~ NV.
800 pair yss.ipsh.ra Curtains ., $50 per pair.
IS pAir. NOTTINGHAM Curtains at ESQ per pair:
former price, S5 per pair.
y pairs ss,,; Lace Curtains at $3.50 per pair. for
pairs B.u..sl. Lace Curtains a, els per pair. for
pairs Irish Point Curtains 1t ell per pair. former
GEars Crete Curtains at ss per pair: former price,
IS pairs TurcomAn Curtains At % per p.i.: former
price, &12 per pair.
300 pairs JqrSo.n Curtains at 81 SO per pair; for.
IS pair Turcoman Curtains At 90 per pair; former
pairs TgIeom.n Curtains q, $3.50 per pair: for.
pairs Turcoman Curtains at sss per PAIR; former
price. ESQ per pair.
g Beaded Bamboo porsieres at &c per pair; former
3 Ebony Corner Cabinets at $3.50 piece; former
Ebony Corner Cabinets at IS piece; former price
100 silk scarfs q, 81 piece; former price. $50
Velour Table Covers at IS piece former price, slo
sils ,I.restrx Table Covers at 81 piece; former
Satin Embroidered Table Covers at slo piece; for
mer price, Q 10 piece
10 Piano Covers at 90 piece: former price. ss
Vases Bottles. t@bres. ns se u ss CONSISTING OF 'A
599 Horn Hsssocks, 81 each; advertised elsewhere
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fifty Ladies' Desks, in all woods which am selling
from . IL upward.
Fifty different styles OF Easels.
Fifty Music Cabinets In AL woods
Hanging and Standing Cabinets.
colors. - -
Five hundred different patterns Of Rattan Chairs
large stock Of Childrens Chairs Lounges, couches
and Students Chairs
Bamboo Screens, Easels and Music Racks
Psrlor Furniture Of every description.
Chamber suits in all woods
Book Cases and Gentlemen's Writing Desks
One hundred different patterns Of sideboards
Fifty Windsor Folding Beds at all prices
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
div 9TH and d SITS.
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Women's rights have taken on a new phase
in central New York, where the female under
graduates at Syracuse university the other day
took part in the annual class rush. between
the sophomores and freshmen. It is almost
needless 10 say that they were treated with
dainty respect by the male combatants, who
neither tore their clothing nor trampIed them
under foot as is commonly done when the rush
is confined to the sterner sex. The girls were
exclusively on the sophomore side; and it is
said that the freshmen, who marched very
bravely to the battlefield, were so disconnected
at the discovery of whom they had to fight,
that thay turned and incontinently fed, while
the damsels gave chase, 1t is evident that the
fleeing youngsters were freshmen in a double
sense. When their freshness has somewhat
worn away they will not be apt to run from a
pretty feminine pursuer.
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The democrats do not yet appear to be thor
oughly convinced that it is worth their while
TO cultivate friendly relations with the new
northwest by the admission of one or more ter
ritories in that section as states, notwithstand-
ing the efforts of Representative Cox and
others TO avoid a perpetuation of the blunder
in policy already committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

The oyster pirates have met with a check in
their career of uninterrupted victory. 1t ap-
pears that steamer armed with cannon can
hold its own against them, and, when REIN
forced BY another steamer and more cannon,
promises 10 treat the wo-Id-conqueringd redgers
to a naval Waterloo
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Yesterdays proceedings in Criminal Court, in
the case Of the young man calling himself
Brown, show that the judicial machinery Of the
District can be made to work fast on occasion.
1t is pity that beautiful woman could not Z.
some way be involved in most Of the cases, IL
it is to have the effect of expediting justice in
this way.
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Monday, the first District day in the House
this session, was well spent in passing the Dis
trict appropriation bill Washington viii be
grateful if even half Of the remaining days as
signed her this session are as industriously util-
lied in considering her affairs and in legislst-
ing for her benefit
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The perennial proposition to establish a
board Of audit to p-.ss upon improvement
Chains against the District comes to the front,
and against it the Commissioners urge the Gus
tOmary time-honored. but sound objections.
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Sc. For YouR NAME

On 80 Cards, with copper plate.
Engraving to order; promptly, intengently, and
artcally executed by of the best artists in Wash
ington Prices nearly half what you expect to pay for
hrst-class work. Visiting Cards. Reception Cards
wedding Invitations, Coat-of-Arms, Monograms, etc.
Apply Stationery Department, where you will also
find complete variety of
IMPORTED CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Our prices, &c, &C., 1Oc. 25c. and up to $3.50
Stationers', Zoe, loo. Csc, Soc. and up to S.
Some merchants profits are stupendous on Christ
mas Cardstoo large for fairness That's why we tell
you of Stationers prices.
BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
The poets historians and authors of Just those books
OF fiction that suit the boys and girls are here As fol
Childrens books there thousands of them Prices
too cheap to mention. You wouldn't believe the quail
ity worthy, BUT SEE.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below1
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es- The name "Paais Royal" is known throughout
the United States In connection with Gloves The
"Palas Royal" Gloves are the best procurable, but
offered at prices considerably less than usually
charged for the best Gloves. EVERY PAIR WAR
RANTED, so that should the Glove split or be OF
wrong size or shade or style NEW GLOVES WILL BE
CHEERFULLY AND PROMPTLY GIVEN. Thus can
you safely buy "Palais Royal" Gloves for presents
without Rowing for certain the size required
AT SPECIAL PRICES
The following are TO be closed out in order to make
room for the finer Gloves for presents:
The i-Button Dressed Kid Gloves, Embroidered
Backs, for SOC. instead of Csc.
The button Undressed Kid "Palsis Royal" Kid
Gloves for &c. instead of Sl.50.
The 4-Button Dressed Kid Gloves. in London Red
ETC.. for 81 instead OF 81 25.
The Cashmere Cloth Gloves for Ladies for 19c. in
stead of 25c.
The Fleeced silk Gloves for 4Sc instead Of CSC,
The Mems Scotch Wool Gloves for CSC. instead of
75c,
THE PALAIs ROYAL. /.
fCopfinued haIovy
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OUR ais PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WE WAR
Orant strictly Atwood or money refunded.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL .cIorH1se co.
n6-2m 7th and q sta
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SrrcrArrrrs Is OvrnooArs

FRsr-A VERY STYLISH AND BAND
SOME YOUNG MANS COAT. MADE ONLY
UP TO IS BREAST MEASURE A ROUGH
AND WARM But NOT HEAVY. BROAD
VALE cHEvfoT, ONE OF THE LATEST
NEW YORK PRODUCTIONS AND ONE or
THE BEST.
sEcoND-A BARGAIN IN Rouol
BEAVERS. LINED ALL THROUGH WITH
PURE SILK THE MANUFACTURER MADE
TOO MANY. AND OFFERED Us A DRIVE"
IN THEM PRICE sas. THE FINEST COAT
AND THE FINEST LINING WE EVER saw
AT TIE PRICE LOTS OF COATS NO BET
TER GO FOR s3s.
THIRD - SCENARIOS FINEST FUR
BEAVERS. LINED WITH THE FINEST AND
BEST snK- no HANpsoMER COATS
MADE BY ANY MERCHANT TA1LoRs.
FINISHED SAME AS CUSTOM WORK.
TAnoRs CHARGE FROM s75 TO sss ron
THEM
OURS, JUST AS WELL CUT. MADE AND
TRIMMED. ARE ESQ.
no ONE HAS BETTER
L b BARNUM Co,
d1o ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Congress should act promptly upon the in
formation furnished by Commissioner Ray
mond's report on the subject of underground
wires in the District. Direct, unambiguous and
stringent legislation is required. Most Of the
proposi. ions affecting the overhead wires pre-
sented in the House committees draft of the
District appropriation bill fell before points Of
order. The proviso was adopted, however,
which forbids the payment of any part of the
appropriation for electric lighting by overhead
wires in Washington and Georgetown after
September 30th, 1889. The general prohibition
of the erection or maintenance Of additional
overhead wires in the streets of Washington
after September 18th, 1893, which became the
law last session, is of still in force, but
the effort to extend the prohibition to George
town was defeated by point of order. AS
matters now stand, no additional overhead
wires can be erected in Washington, and the
company which furnishes electric lights for
the District for the part of the fiscal year after
September 30. 1899, must use underground
wires. New legislation is necessary for the
permanent burial of all the wires.
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A POINTER.

A POINTER
buying present buy something useful well as or
coats for Men and Boys at prices known before
OYERCOATS at Is, reduced from 81
OvERCOATS at 60. so, reduced from So
OyERCDATS at 81 so, reduced from $40.
aOVERCOATS at so. reduced from 1880.
OxERCOATS at $40, reduced from 315.
OYERCOATS at $12, reduced from els.
ONERCOATS at els, reduced from $50
O'ERCOATS at go, genuine Montagnac, reduced
sToRM oyERcoATs at &C. ss and $40, reduced
from 80, S12 and ais.
COACHMENS GOATs at SEQ reduced from $40.
Double breasted Chinch COAT and VEST at $3.50,
reduced from $40
9O1bIe ; :tsd chinch COAT and VEST at 80
Suits all grades styles and materials, from &C. for
good, well-inade Suit, to $50 for fine Dress Sut
fnll line Of Prince Albert Suits from 81 up Broad
cloth Full Dress and Double breasted Frock Suits
$2o, reduced from S35.
Our line OF BOYS SUITS and ovERcoATs is COM
plete and prices have been cut down numerically
We can mt any boy from to Is years with a Suit or
Oyercoet at saving of fully one-thrd in price
Our Motto: No trouble to show goods. Strictly One
Price.
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and SITS NV
Open during this month till p m. Saturdays till
IL p m
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GRAsD SACRIFICE SALE.
CLosING-oUT SALE OF WINTER GOODS
MARKED-DowN PRICES OF DRESS GOODS.
Owing to the unusual amount of warm weather we
ma ourselves with larger stock of WINTER DRESS
OOODS and SILKS than to have at this season
In order to reduce the stock have concluded to offer
Cut Prices on the following desirable goods:
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS reduced from 81 so to
81.
ALL-wooL FRENCH FLANNELs, finest quality.
reduced from s5c to Csc
FRENCH DRESS GOODS reduced from 81. so to
sl25 W
FRENCH DRESS GOODS reduced from 81 25 to Al
DRESS GOODS reduced from 75c to 62ISc
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS at Soc
Light Shade SATINS reduced from 81 to Soc
Finest Figured SATINS reduced from 81 25 to al
EVENING GAUZES and SILK NETS at the follow
ing prices:
LL-S1LK CREPES reduced from rs to Goo
ALL-SILk NETS reduced from Sc to $3.50.
GAUZES reduced from 81 25 to 81
STRIPED POINT D'ESPRITS reduced to Toe.
Superior quality SURAH SILKS all colors 75c
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS reduced from a. n IN 40
CALIfORNIA BLANKETS reduced from 40 to as
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS reduced from sS TO az
Great bargains in BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS and
GROS-GRAIN SILKS
The best value in BLACK SILKS ever offered To
tne prudent buyer this is opportunity to get de-
cided bargains.
Real INDIA TABLE COVERS at low prices.
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The sixth canvass of Hugh O'Brien for the
mayoralty of Boston has ended like his first, in
n defeat. Mr.. O'Brien has not made a bad
mayor-as mayors go; but a man who is a poll
tician before all things else can scarcely fail
after four successive terms of a chief municipal
Office to. wear out his welcome. In each canvass
he must make some friends at the cost Of a yet
larger number Of enemies; he must raise hopes
which circumstances later force him
to disappoint; he must entangle him.
self with alliances which, while serving
his temporary needs, seriously mort
gage his future usefulness. Mr.. O'Brien
has made concession after concession to the
working" element in his party, as a means Of
stiffening his continually diminishing major
tiles, till he has surrounded himself at the city
hall with class of petty officers who are any
thing but agreeable to the sensitive moral
olfactories Of upper Boston; while those of the
"boys" who have been crowded out watched
for the first good chance to avenge their griev-
ances. Party politics of itself had little to do,
with the election. Race and church feeling had
a great deal more. Mr.. O'Brien is a democrat,
and Boston is naturally democratic city; but
he is also of Irish blood and Roman Catholic.
Mr.. Bates, his successful competitor, is a re-
publican, but an American and a rigid Protest
ant. Some time ago the races and the sects had
a brief, sharp struggle over the management of
the public schools, and the foreign and Ro-
man Catholic element were VICTORIOUS. Yester-
day the Protestant women of Boston turned
out in full force. and not only voted in the
republican school ticket almost complete, but,
by their counsel and encouragement, gave
great aid to the republican general ticket.
This added to the other anti-O Brien condi-
TONS brought about the result.
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''Ecoso,rrr

EcoNo,rYn
Will enable you to buy the most and best Christmas
presents for the least money Try us for Fancy Slip
| pers.
THE ECONOMY" SHOE STORE.
at
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HARMS & SKATER.
1ll3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Can attention to their very large assortment Of
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
In Novelties of Table Toilet and Library Articles In
Sterling Silver.
WATCHES
Very superior Gold and Silver Watches for Gentle
men and Ladies, made especially for us in Geneva
Also. full line Of walthaun Watches
DIAMOND JEwELRY
In Necklaces Bracelets Pendants and Rings in great
variety and at popular prices.
CLOCKS. BRoNZEs, AND FANCY GOODS
OF our own selecting in London, Paris, and Geneva
CANDELABRA
OF our own importation in three handsome designs q
each,
3, 4, and lights
At the lowest prices in the market.
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RrADr Fon CnrsrnAa
EVERYTHING on HAND TO AMUsE A CHILD
AND PLEASE PARENT
TOYS. TOYS. TOYS.
FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
NOVELTIES NOVELTIES NOVELTIES.
DOLLS. DOLLS DOLLS.
A SPECIALITY.
Boys waeons, velocipedes, Tricycles Bicycles
sleighs, Sleds. Hobby and Spring Horses.
The Oldest established toy house In the city.
Largest and most varied assortment south Of New
York.
Lowest prices prevail here All goods marked down
TO meet the times
Polite and accommodating saesadies in attendance.
Special reductions made to Sunday schools fairs and
societies.
CHI RUPERT,
Importer, Manufacturer and Jobber,
4o3, 4o5, 4o7 9TH st. NV. above St
Wholesale and Retail
T. LOUIS UPMANN. MANAGER. d12-wks2t
'Eoosonr.
Means such prudent outlay of money as viii yield the
THE ECONOMY" SHOE STORE.
500 9TH ST NV
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DOLLS
By far the largest and most magnificent
stock of Dolls yet shown in this city. We have
two Doll Departments to prevent crowding
One is on the first floor, rear, and the other is on
the second floor, next to the elevators. Dolls of
American, English and French birth Even
some of the Darby Dolls are from Paris Dolls
that Cry, Talk, Sleep and Dolls that don't do
anything Dolls of Every Color, Race and size
Dolls Undressed and Dolls Dressed in costumes
ranging from plain to elaborate Out of the lot
we mention the Dolls with indestructible jointed
bodies and bisque heads, at Soc, as being about
the best the price ever bought. The most novel
Dolls are those with the Turning Heads or
"Dusl' Dolls. By the easy manipulation Of
string you behold either beautiful Circassian
or an African face. There are also Dolls that
wake up crying mamma, mamma! and by pull
ing string are Quoted to sleep again.
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BARenSs In FuRs.
just returned from New York with q full line of
Ladies' and Misses
MUFFS, BOAS AND COLLARETTES IN
/. BEAR, LYNX, SKUNK AND MONKEY.
Also handsome sets of White Angora very stylish All
have been purchased at low prices, and genuine
gains will be offered To Holiday purchasers Our GAR
ment Department is stocked with desirable
WRAPS IN sEALSKIN AND PLUSH,
at prices low any house in America Fur trim.
ming at reduced prices.
Coschnen's Shoulder Capes, Gloves, Mufiers and
Robes, Dunlap's New York Hats Ladies' long handled
Umbrellas, suitable for either cane umbrella,
- .
WILLETT e. RUOFF,
Hstters and Furriers,
oc12-6m 9O5 Penna ava
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STEAAIER
ALLER.

just received by the Aller an importation of
rare and beautiful Novelties in
s.. 8 E.. + E. E. 4 :
: ss s. $sS$ $sS$ 8 81 So SIS
YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED.
The grandest display ofFANs at most attrac-
tive prices.
Finest assortment of GLOVE AND MOU-
CHOIR CASES ever shown i'll this country.
Dainty HAND sATCHELs of unique style.
Something new in WORK BOXES
BRONZE GOODS, LEATHER GOODS.
JAPANESE GOODS.
Our HOLIDAY GOODS are, in every respect,
different from any that can be anywhere
in this city.
MILLINERY.
NINE. LOUISE. the French Milliner, whose
pretty Hats and Bonnets one now hears so
much about, of rare taste and ''chic" She
will not allow Hat or Bonnet to go out of the
department that is not becoming to the wearer.
WRAPS
At greatly reduced prices FOSTERS KID
GLOVES, for street and evening wear.
&c HUTCHINSON,
dl1 eO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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THOSE THREE HOLIDAY RooKs

THOSE THREE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
We advertised them wrongly the other day
Our selling these three books Is solely TO help
the Grant Memorial University of Athens,
Ky. 1t is project Of theirs, and is endorsed
by President Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison,
Levi p. Morton, a number of Representa-
tives and others. The three books are from the
press Of the Sunshine Publishing Company, Of
Philadelphia, and one is called the "Sunshinen
which is one of the most msgnifcently Illus
trated works for children in the United States
and is crowded with charming pictures and ex-
quisite stories for the little ones.
Another is 1.-The Easy Book" having 240
pages, 271 illustrations. and 1875 stories. and
is beautifully bound The other is Home Pic
ture Book" companion volume to The Easy
Book; having also 240 pages, 270 illustrations
and 126 stories. The publishers say the books
should retail in the usual way as follows:
Sunshine sl25 Easy Book, 75c.; Home Pic
ture Book, 7oc., making q total Of S275. BY
this combination the three books are offered for
81, which price, by the way, is exactly what we
pay for them.
No such opportunity as this has ever before
been offered TO the mothers Of little boys and
girls, and we confidently expect to sell thou
sands Of them between this dnd Christmas
First floor; near main entranceD
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SprcrAl HolIDAr 'Sroar N1xs-
WOODWARD rorHRor.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL AFTER TIE
HoLIpAYa

The best shopping time IL before IL 81 anA
Anything you buy is exchauseable for the
money or something else even 5 minutes after
the purchase If You desire it.
Every nook and corner in our immense e.
tablishment 10 packed with merchandise. both
useful and ornamental, secured expressly for
the Holiday trade, much Of which goes to make
up the bulk of the more practical and substan-
tial of all Christmas presents If you are the
spection through the store.
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Many Of the best odors manufactured are
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CHRISTMAS CURTAINs


New stock Of Turcoman, Chenille and Velour
Curtains, especially suitable for CHRISTMAS
Gifts.
Turcoman Curtains, plain top with fancy iado
length 3 yards, width SO inches &c, 1925,
g. so, 90, 81. so and $3.50 per pair
Turcoman Curtains with Chenille dado In RAd
and Olive. o., 90 and % per pair
Special Bargains. Chenille Turcoman Cur.
tains, extra heavy quality. in choice MORE ef-
fects, In medium and Light Blue, Navy and
Gold. Light and Dark Olive Light and Dark
Terra Gotta, &c. LenRth Is yards width GO
inches Only % per pair.
Chenille Portieres, In large and small color
ings, embracing Old Gold, Terra Cotta, Ola
Blue. Olive and Salmon; 80 yards long. Only
el2.5o and e15 per pair.
Flax valour Portieres In plain and striped
effects, fringed top and bottom: the top fringe
falling over forming Q lsmbrequin. Salmon.
0endarme and Olive Plain elo and striped
9per pair.
Fourth noor.),
Note-Ses this mornings sposts for sofia
column Of Christmas Gifts suitable for the
Baby. We have nsver before ahowu the equal
Of this stock Of Infantsf Finsry-noe IL stock
q the store for that matter.
WOODWARD : Iorzaos.
az c~. l1sh and 1sAa Az
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
Lovers of the rare and beautiful will no doubt
be pleased with our superb assortment Of
REAL DUCHESSE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have not the space to go into further par
ticulars, other IL rive you the wide range of
prices. which are til. ,st indications of the ex-
tensiveness of the variety. Duchesse Lace
Handkerchiefs at 75c., 81, 1.25, 81. so, 81 65,
Sl75. 81. s225. $3.50, S2.75, s3, 1925,
$3.50, 1915, "a, 81. SO. 81 as, s5 $3.50, So,
$3.50, 81. $3.50, 50. $50 80, 80, $40,
$12, 1880, $15 and s19 each. The Depot,
for Hankkerchiefs Is here