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As the above-mentionedlgoods are our own imports-
ton we recommend them o. fine as come TO this
country. and our prices are as low as they can be
bought for in the United States.
We call your special attention TO our AII-wooI
FoULEs AT 37,<c.; also our ALL-wooL CASH
MERE AT 37so These two items are unusually
cheap and excellent soods for the money.
A new Fabric in DRESS MATERIAL is PRINTED
FLEECE CLOTH" warranted to wash, Persian e.
fects. Stripes and Figures the very material you wish
for Wrappers. Tea Gowns, ETC.
ONLY l5c. PER YARD.
TREcoTINE tcotton and wool In Brown and parh
Gray. former price 4oc. Now selling for zoe
BRocADED woRsTEDs IN THIRTEEN DIFFER
ENT coLoRs. 80 inches wide. 25o per yard. rhsss
Dress Fabrics and for the price show 10 great
advantage.
THE BEST 25o AND 37kc. CASHMERE. In all
colors also very fne Henrietta for 45c.
Full Line Of both PLAIN and FANCY DRESS
GOODS from l2kc. to 25c. This line embraces many
beautiful styles
Are you going to have any of the oonclave Visiting
you, If So make preparations accordingly.
We have. as usual anticipated your wantA l. thsss
anything in this list you need,
KNorTED FRINGE GERMAN pAMAsK TOWEL.
12xc.
IRISH HUcK TOWEL. sire is by SO, 12<e
GERMAN HUcK TOWEL. 20 by 40. l2,So
IRISH HUcK TOWEL 10 by IS. lsc. or % per
dozen.
PLAIN WHITE HUcK TOWELS, size ao14o
zoe.
HUcK TOWELS. size 2lz42, pc. or s2.so PEI
dozen.
EXTRA HEAVY GERMAN HucK TOWEL. si.s
22,44, 25c.
SCOTCH HUcK TowEL..size 23x4e. 25c
DOUBLE HUcK TOWEL. size 22r44. ESQ.
KNoTTED FRINGE BRocHEr BORDER HUGE
TOWELS. 25c.
KNoTTED FRINGE DEvoNsH1RE HucK. 2l,4a
Csc
KNoTTED FRINGE GERMAN pAMAsK. asx4A
ESQ
GERMAN DAMAsK FANCY BORDER ESQ
UNBLEAcHEp GERMAN DAMAsK, size 24xls
Csc
UNBLEAoHED TURKISH TOWEL. sis. Isrss
l2,<c.
UNBLEAcHED TURKISH TOWEL. sss a4.44
25c
FULL BLEAcHEp ENGLISH BATHING TOWEL.
sise 2l142. ESQ
lo-4 WHITE BLANKET. weighing 81 pounAs
$50.
ia ALL WOOL weighing 81 pounds. s5. Manu-
facturers price 81 per pound This IN unspprosch
able bargain for e5.
12-4 ALL-wooL BLANKET. %. So This ID IN iz,-
mense sire and we'll worth $3.50
Our line Of coLoRED BLANKETS include Rsd
Silver Gray. Brown. Pink. Blue and orsyu. We have
them from the cheapest 70 the finest srsdss Of ~
wool.
new thing h COMFORT made Of Figured
Bstiste," in al colors ct ca
We also have few Slightly sonsd Goods which ~
win sell Ct reduced neures.
1 lot ia BLANKETS Of s4.5o Reduced from "a
Hot Of sArTEEN COMFORTS. siishty soiisd %.
Reduced from e376.
lot of SPREADS ranging from poo 70 e3.6Q
We have received line Of BIsQUE FI0UkE2. Soma
beautiful patterns- Choice csc. splendid chanss
TO ornament your house.
Also received % dox l1RRoRA With back stsssh-
ment 75c-
These ere worth fully e1.5o.
NEW FANS. NEW NEcKwEAR, NEW 1um.
INos. NEW GLOVES. new rEnuIxoa
An 70 b found
A. the Ola .RsliaAaA
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Ther0 is no doubt whatever of the kind OF
entertainment which Washington will give to
the Knights TemPlar next month. 1t will be
one to do credit to the capital and to strengthen
the belief Of the people of the republic that
this city is the appropriate meeting place of
all national gatherings The expenses Of this
entertainment will be considerable, and .
hint on the subject of subscriptions TO
citizens generally, and especially to
those who will profit directly by the fact OF tie
gathering, is timely. The local Knights
Templar should not be left to bear the burden
practically unaided. As an incentive addi-
tional to that furnished by the dictates Of pub
lie spirit, it should be remembered that
pecuniary benefits flow from such meetings to
the whole city in which they are held The
special gamers are of course the transportation
agencies and the hotels, though the benefits
are not confined to them. 1t is estimated that
the last conclave spent a million and half of
dollars in Chicago. There will, it is thought,
be IS, 900 visitors in the city on the occasion
of the meeting next month, and probably an
amount of money as large as that expended in
Chicago will be put in circulation here. In
Chicago the fact of the pecuniary benefits to
be derived was recognized, and subscriptions
prOpOruOnateIy large were Hidue ZACH rail-
road contributed $1,000, and the hotels sub
scribed heavily. For the Washington conclave
the steam railroads have as yet contributed
nothing, and the returns from the subscription
lists generally are meager. The Knights Tenn
plar have guaranteed handsome sum, but the
other Contributions are much delayed. OF
course the railroads, the other interests which
will profit especially by the multitude of Wis
itors, and the citizens in general have it in
mind to contribute. The more quickly and the
more literally these contributions are made the
better the entertainment of the Knights will be,
and the greater will be the credit and the bene-
fits accruing to the city.
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WARRANTED BLACK SILKS.


Answer this please. After you have worn q Black
Silk Dress for year and you no signs Of the seams
slipping or OF the Silk cracking and when too you
have learned that it does not crock, don't you think
the sik must be superiorr And when you are offered
such Silks from ten cents to seventy-f cents yard
than charged at the credit stores, don't you think
you should buy at The Pulais Roya,s
WARRANTED ONE YEAR
Should the Black Silks bought at The p.lai. Royal
slip. crack crock within year of purchase new
silk will be given.
written guarantee on demand All we ask il your
| name and address. .is.g -
PROMPT CASH PAYMENTS.
Prompt payments not only enables us to sell at
smaller profits than do the credit merchants but we
are often enabled to make very advantageous pur-
chases. The following lots will be found unusually
good values-better than ever offered before in this
| city. However. we cannot always guarantee such
qualities for the prices these lots were secured
from the importer at reduced prices only because he
shortly is to represent some other firm
HERE Is THE LIST:
15 PIECES BLACK sURAHs. 20 inches wide. esc
the 25-nch. 75c and 10. These surahs arc from ten
cents to twenty Eve cents below usual prices Com
parison with samples from elsewhere will tell you So
10 PIECES WARRANTED BLACK SILKS. Full %
inches wide. Only q yard. Will compare favor
ably with the sl25 35 silks of the credit stores
and equal any silk heretofore offered by the Pslsis
Royal at s1.19
% PIECES BLACK q. q. SILKS ct s1.25 $50.
81 .es. and s2.25. Samples and comparison will tell
you the truth of their actual values.
10 PIECES BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE, q.
81 IT, 81. rs. 81 SO. 81 So sIse If you win sele ct
dress Will these silks here your bu ct twenty
1--WE yard less than the usual Pzas Royal prices and
from thirty i've TO nifty cents below credit store
prices
Is PIECES BLACK SATIN RHADAMEs, Use, al
s1. 10. sl.25. s150. and q 6s yard The remark,
able value shown at 75c will dispose of the three
pieces offered at that price.
- PIECES BLACK FANCY sILKs-Roysl Armurs
Peau de Sole and Rhsdzimir q and 81 rs are very
superior qualities for the pricsa
9PIEcEs BLACK MORE sILK-Certainiy never
before, and doubtful IL ever again such sks NJ m
s1.26, el.60 and 1925.
10 PIECES BLACK FANCY wEAvEs-Moirs ana
g. g. Stripes. More and Satin stripss pskin stripss
| and Brocsdes from 81 10 81 90 yard
ILadies win ind IL profitable to anticipate their
Black siif Dress wanta The Palais Roysi has never
before bought and assures you tbst
you probably have before had such IN opportu
nifty 10 sdvantaeeousiy purchase Black silk prs.
| THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued bslow.D
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You'll DouBr Youn ErEs.

When you zee the delicate beauty Of the Filmy
Medici and Valencennes Laces the sturdy but
equally beautiful Handmade Torchon Lsces that
ss trimmings for the Undergarments in Fine Musins
Cambrics. Lawns and Silks. and when you see the
prices marked on them you'll doubt your own eyes.
We don't ask to believe until you have but
we allege Offering Undergsrments worth -
follows:
Gowns worth $500 for s19s
Gowns worth 2.25 for .es.
Skirts worth 4es for 1.96
Skirts worth 2.25 for LAB
~ The above are usually termed Bridal Garments
and will do the eyes Of ladies good. who know iow
to appreciate the very best underwear. 5d
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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1t is plain that many of the people of southern
New Jersey are beginning to take more than
ordinary interest in the scientific forecasts
which point to the gradual submergence of that
part of the state in the Atlantic ocean. State
Geologist Cook estimates that the land at the
seaside resorts is sinking at the rate of quarter
inch year, and even the independent observa-
lions of unscientifc residents of beach towns
put the subsistence at one-eighth of an inch. As
the law governing these changes is unknown,
and the only basis of conjecture is the discovery
of signs that almost the whole state was origi-
nally sea bottom and has been thrust up by some
CONFUSION, it is fair to assume that the process
now under way will in time reverse itself, and
the depression be followed by another upheavaL
Let US hope that this reversalmay be witnessed
before the land to which our eyes are accus-
toned has quite passed out of sight. History
bears some record of the lost state of Franklin;
may fate spare US any extension of the list.
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IL the Cronin case does nothing else, il will
at least rouse the pride of Cook county that
twelve citizens cannot be found there who are
not intelligent enough to read the newspapers.
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ATTENTION. SIR Kx1eHra
LEAVING No Trace BEHIND Ir.

Think you would be satisfied that such should be
business s6ed m
be it, for instance, we advertised our wares at fc-
them at figures largely in EXCESS Of their Intrinsic or
market values. then We should be glad it, indeed it
"A TOLL OF sIsYYP PHTsn LEAVING y NO TRACE
Glad to fold our tent Ike the Arab and silently steal
away. leaving neither name, trace nor remembrance
RIGHT. continued RIGHT, and shall end RIGHT, and
9SIf SsE
e that ~ ays in
has brought US much gold
simple that even little child may comprehend
them and among the thousands Of boy children in the
pleasant recoliectiens and kind words for NV
TEN PER KI eESF d i aRhsRs HOUSE.
The little title, men, a God bless them, are our best
mae scqusn
with their fathers and their mothers their sisters and
Now we don't wants III those hose SENSIBLE people to think
that have in sehoU
Others Of q better af FgsaiIi5 SUIT
Strictly All Wool.
Likewise Suit. al ss g sY gUis size. to
years. Coats, Vests and Long Pants, at 60 as, s45O
%l:e sSIfs TSE Ms ss.7s. ss. So
~. TO- S1O.6O, $40 20 and upward
Because we've got 'em. but you know can't hold
en long at the prices above quoted therefore twere
well to be on hand early II would be partakers Of
the rich feast which has been prepared for you.
TEN Y tEs G2sr e e16 aRtEH House
927 and 92p 9TH ct. n w.,
Corner Massachusetts avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturdays until l pm.
Once Coats, Stripes and Checks. % cents each sci
HEAVY eros GRAIN COLORED SILKS, 63c
IL worth u. the opening price at KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION. It'll st. s.e., for one week
commencing Monday, Sept. 10. seI3-6t
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b ROBINSON 4 CO..
THE LILIPUTIAN oUTFITTERs,
l7-eo 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

our MILLINERY DISPLAY OF TRIMMED AND
4 sr 6B MIHndsS ssgt ~ di,Psy ~
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SEE AND You'll BELIEVE.

DEE AND Il QUILL DELIEvE.
81 GOWNS FOR 75c.-This style OF Gown 10 too
well known to need description, for every merchant
makes effort to offer the best Gown possible for 81
You offered Of the best 81 Gowns in town for
75c. You'll say when you see.
SOC CORSET COVERS FOR 25c-Best Cambria.
best embroidery trimming and best at. Sizes 32 to
A. We emphasize BEST FIT
Some them and Others don't but nosioe
hey all buy"
ing:
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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FAcrs F1auRrs AND FAsc1rs.

In few more days the familiar hum Of happy
youthful voices viii again resound throughout the
school rooms of the CITY, Again shall the play ground
ring with the music Of childhoods happy laugh Even
now our sales rooms present cheering sight, filed,
as they daily by the of future states
men and their boys. Our magnificent stock of School
Clothes IL the magnet that attracts and our-by CON-
pdr'o'-very low prices are responsible for the ex.
Carnations Of glad surprise hears at every turn
Never before were such splendid values shown In
Washington. Never were such handsome styles s1.
hbted. Never was such variety Of styles to choose
from We selling School Pants As low a. Soc and
School suiss a. low - "a. and when you rsmembe,
that back of the lowestprced garment we sell
you can probably understand what values these are
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HOUSE & HERRMANSs
EQUITABLE
CREDIT

STRANGERS. WHEN VISITING FRIENDS
IN THIS CITY. ARE AMAZED AT THE
COMFORT AND FREQUENTLY THE ELE-
CANOE IN THE MIDST OF WHICH MANY
LIVE AND SPEAK IN COMPLIMENTARY
TERMS OF THE THRIFT AND TASTE OF
OUR HOUSE KEEPERS
THIS Is THE RESULT. NOT so MUCH OF
WEALTH AS OF THE METHOD EMPLOYED
IN Discussing THEIR Outlines SCAN
TY INCOMES.
ALITTLE READY MONEY AS FIRST PAY
MENT. 5UDICIoUsLY EXPENDED WITH
Us, WILL PURCHASE UPON
CREDIT
GREAT QUANTITIES OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND BEAUTIFY MANY HOME.
ALLOWING THE PURCHASER TINE TO
CANCEL
WITHOUT BURDEN
THE REMAINING INDEBTEDNESS IN PAR.
TIAL PAYMENTS. BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYEES AND ALL WHO CoNTEM
PLATE HOUSEKEEPING TO VISIT OUR
THREE COLOSSAL STORES AND LEARN
HOW aEADLY HOME CAN HERE BE
FITTED OUT AT SMALL ADVANCE
ABOVE CASH PRICES AND UPON TERMS
TO MEET THE ExIaENCIEs OF EACH IN.
DIvIDUAL CUSTOMER.
OUR LINE EMBRACES ALL MANNER OF
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
DRAPERIES
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES. TOILET SETS.
FANCY CHAIRS. sIDEBOARDs or EVERY
DESCRIPTION. AND IN FACT EVERY
THING NEEDED IN A wILI-FuRNIsHED
HOUSE.
HOUSE : HxRRMAHN's
CASH AND CREDIT Housx
GA and sss sA .. and $50 x.~ sva nv
no m. uLx PLUSH. 1000 YARDS m All, 2s
o. xss A ff4Sf SFs1phsdb SSH Csfaed I'm no
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SPECIAL ITEMS IN GLOVES.

sCIAL ITEMS IN GLOVES
No. Ladies' 6-button length Black Jer-
sey Taffeta Gloves, only 25c. per pair.
No. 2.-Men's Brown Fine Isle Thread
Gloves. finished fingers, only soc. per pair.
No. 3-Ladies' 6-button length Gray Cha
mois Skin Mousquetaire Gloves. only 81 per
pair.
(First fioor.)
CSC. SILK PLUSH.-There are over forty
shades in the line of CSC Pushes. They
are selling rapidly and are great bargain.
(First floor; second annex
ABARGAIN IN WINDSOR scARFs.-we
have secured as "job" % dozen Fancy
Surah Silk and Pongee Silk Windsor Scsrfs,
size SO in. long by 81 in. wide extra size),
which we offer at the exceedingly low price
of Csc. each. Were it the first Of the sum-
mer serson the price would be double.
CHILDREN'S BOWS.-we have secured
an entirely new shape Of bows for children,
which come in bright. cheerful fall color
inga They have . narrow rubber band
which goes around the collar to keep the
bow in place. Only SOC. each. Pretty and
cheap.
NEW RUCHING.-Here il . particular
style that deserves especial attention ON 90
count of its beauty and cheapness. Flat
band insel-braided Ruching with tinsel
edge relieved aid beautifed by silk loops.
The combinations are silver tinsel with
loops Of Pink. Light Blue, Black, Cardinal
Cream loops. The most surprising part Of
IL lis the price-only 10 per yard.
First floor. right aisle.)
FLANNELS.-Ths best part Of the entire
Fall and Winter Stock IL in. We slight
great many other equally good bargains in
singing out this particular ons-yst we can
not put them all in the paper.
lot Of Fancy Striped Wrapper Flannels,
in dark. rich, cheerful colorings. 37,<c.
We would like to show you through this
Flannel Stock, as we have never shown its
superior. either in variety. beauty or reason
ableness.
(second noor)
CANTON FLANNELs.-we expsnd lust
q much effort in getting you the best Can
ton Flannels - we do the best silks. This
same principle II carried out in svsrything
We sell. We strive to get you the best that
your money viii buy in any market. Moth
ing il considered commonplace hereL Take
the l0c. UnbIsached Canton Flannel for an
illustration. Examine the heavy twilled
back. the long. smooth. close nsp-snd Jet
10 esnts 10 . low price for Canton Flannel
Second aoor.)
BLEAcHED sHEETINa-k Good
Bieached Ten-quartsr (doubie bed, slssst-
ing. and only csc. per gard Il Il surI,riss
10 our patrons thas We can ssll such IN ex-
cellsnt quality Of Blsaehsd 1o-4 shssting
at the price. Yet II u here Ut quarter. and
- only one illustration Of the many Of how
cheaply We are selling good Bassehsd anA
Unbisached cottons.
(escond Aoor.)
WOODWARD : LorHRoP.
sl7 Or. 11th and y - NJ.
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In A Juvrsmr Vrrs.

A word 10 the point d - good - whole library.
Whether you srs not you ought 10 b msktng plan
two for the boys snd chidrsns FAN Clothing. IT'S
high time. Don't 30 to playing hide and seek with
your common sense. Twas summary enough ysstsr-
day for . seersuoker-but more than likely tomorrow
your teeth viii be clustering Mercury IL dodgins
around here somewhere, and nrst thing you know he'll
be dealing out fire" weather In good big doses II
you've been mapping he'll have the laugh on you.
Strength is the main point in Chldrsn's Clothing.
Bricks and fences are hard and IL don't do to have
.sickiy clothes" You don't want unshapely. coarse
things. either. that tasts Of "homs-make" We know
Just what wantsd-snd have collected al the styles
of that sort together. It takes every inch Of
room we've got 10 hold II. Talking Of room
do you know that You wsshinstonians
have got the largest Boya' and Chdren's Sales Room
in the country on Second Floor' We've got just
about four times much stock on it q you'll find
anywhere within days trampAnd don't you get the
idea for moment that we've brought it here for bun
oombe We've got too much need Of the room. It's all
for business every item of it IT'S the sort Of CLOTH
ing you want-styiish. Nobby but Iron made. Novel
ties some Of IT that blossomed out this from
the American designers and more that are making
their FIRST trip to this country from abroad. Jersey
Suits Refers and the kits have got the foreign twist
to them-The Standard suits Light weight overcoats
and the like o. that were made up under very
We know every stitch in them.
From 2k until they're men-That's the limit Of this
stock-Their furnishings have got Q corner on this
foor-Stocked full and right
We've put the screws the prices and twisted 'em
down to the last notch. There isn't fancy wrinkle
about them-snd never is
sAKs AND COMPANY,
COLLECTORS OF QUALITY CLOTHES FOR Chill
DREN,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
A MINISTER MOQUEr CARPET REMNANTS
"A 79c per yd super Ingram carpet remnants 25c.
at the DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th St s.e.. Mon
day, Sept. 16, and continue for one week se13-6t
ATTENTION. S1R KN1eHra
Sir Kniehts desiring Uniforms 70. the approaching
to enable US to make them in time.
Ostrich Plumes, Gauntlets Belts Caps and Parts of
Uniforms supplied at Factory prices.
ALI Uniforms strictly of best quality and guaranteed
regulation and sold at lowest prices.
WILLETT RUOFF,
au19-3m Dos Pennsylvania ave.
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OG-INCH ATWOOD LADIES' CLOTH REM
~ nants; 40-inch all-wool Tricot remnants; 49,
inch Atwood Serge remnants at the price at our Open
ing, Monday, Sept. 10. DOUBLE COMBINATION.
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fAILLE FRANCHISE in Autumn rsnss. spscsa,
bargain q q yard
SILK PLUsHEs-Fifty shsdss. which include al
the new $4,000 tnta Width. Is In. Price. Csc .
yard
TRIMMING vELvErs IN an shadss 5pc.. q.
e1.26. e1.6o and mp 10 o3 ysrd
BLACK vxLvETs ct b. el.25. Slso, O., oa.so
and 81 . gard 49,,
q Special inportss,oa Il 27-in ussk Velvet q
al yard. ,.'le- ~
TIE PALAls HoYAy.
Szz tn. Wupow Drs,1Ax. )
wcoasn prsn oooda With sids Bands. "a. ~ dzspsd
- worn. The nsw shades Of soc. Hsus1st&as -
stripsa eutstngs ars also shown f,s,e
Bsst En9iish BrosdciothA So and s. insAss ufAA q
alas. % sna e2.so yasd bid -
TIE PAr.AlD 1oYAx
4 11xN11
oosD9 1eth ~ Rsansyivan1a sva g ss14
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War You CAx SEE Fon 59o

w HAT l. on SAN DEE Tor OSCl
Scores Of garments not dear at 81 25. hundreds Of
pieces that usually retail ,t q and thousand and
more that would be considered rood values ct Use
YOUR CHOICE OF THESE GARMENTS FOR SOC.
APIECE
We admit you can't always even trust your eyesight
Don't Be satisfied with their appearance In the win
dow. but take the elevator to the second door and
edrefuiy and critically examine The materids the trim
minOs and nsa. and ~Ay not Try a. GAs oarmef you
Jancyf
CHEMIsEs. Sizes 80 10 AZ
GOWNS, Sizes Is to 10.
SKIRTS, Sizes SO to A.
CORSET COVERS, Sizes 30 to -.
DRAWERS, Sizes % to 81 .....r"
Isome Of these garments have trimming Of
Aedici and valenciennes Lace. but more have en-
broidery. IT'S the quality, shape and finish that
make this underwear 90 cheap That's Why we ask
you TO suspend Judgment until you have seen.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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E T! | 4 WI iiFIEH: :: ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
iii. w
|. l.. T. I. 4 THE. Fl Fl
IS gss $S { ! : e. E. :: ::
Fak III s. ssa new ns q
$ VIII ser
worn this fail and nothing sets Oh pretty costume
50
.Se M IN Plain I
have new E. is and tSa
r; e.:
corrsspondence writing Of any hind is hard 70 and
They i Es5E assf X Sn iass sis s''
:yis fsasias ess: 4! sSS Ssi. ,mmns
o ..v,s. ., oos UH Ghsts ~ aSc, ZACH:
ming. ,, and !, .,s s. '' ssss ssSih En-.
a:''is' Int s s$j SsS sss s1 $$sa
Int Seal Shsfei sn Bass heavy oxidsed trimminn
styles q Chasslsin psF,. yh,ch secured large
j style Real seal or Real Mountain Goat in Black
and eoors With With pretty o.idined TRIMMINGS
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OVER 100 DOZEN LADIES, MUSLIN UNDER
" wear to be sold at 20 and soc
sel4-3t REPETTI CO., 149 Pa. ave- se.
1914 GENUINE LAMBS WOOL CALIFORNIA
L Af Blanket, slightly soiled by the sill binding
running IN the wool on the lower edge Opening price
sel3-6t
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~ II u s
Just Opened Tull Line Of
NEW cARPETS
COMPRISING WILLOWS, MogoUETTs, ROYAL VEL
AND INGRAiNs
SMYRNA. WILTON and yE.LvET CARPETS, from
Gby 70 1919 by Ia feet in choice Patterns
RUGS and MATS. CURTAINS and DRAPERIEs IN
great variety.
X ERyAND.
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