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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

The celebrated Bering sea question is squareIy
before the Supreme Court and two days ar
gument has been heard. The public interest
In this famous case justiies all the considera-
ton i: receives 1t is well known that it came
before the supreme judicial tribunal Of the re-
public on q motion for a wri. of prohibition to
stop the Alaskan court from enforcing its de-
cree against the owner of the Canadian schooner
Sayward, whose vessel was overhauled in catch
ing seals within Bering sea in contravention of
law Of Congress. 1t will also be remembered
that the preliminary plea of the United States,
that the Supreme Court could not even enter
tain . motion for leave to file petition for
writ of prohibition, was overruled. The present
hearing involves the question Of jurisdiction,
and as stated by the solicitor general the juris-
diction Of the United States political question
the decision of the executive and Congress
being conclusive on the Supreme Court itself
and every citizen within the limits of the
country. The reason for the position taken BY
the solicitor general il that in determining
that political question the President 10 dis
charging his constitutional functions, and in
such discharge of duty is not an inferior
tribunal whose decision may be reversed BY
the Supreme Court This may seem to some
people an alarming doctrine. but il defensi-
BILE on the ground Of . long line of precedents
too numerous to mention, precedents not con-
fined to any one party or any one school Of
constitutional construction. The departments
Of the government are coordinate and Of equal
dignity and power, with no infsriority in the
political to the judicial The President is
sworn to administer the laws, the federal Judi
ciary to construe them In this matter the juris-
diction seems clearly one of the political power
Otherwise the Supreme Court and no. Congress
and the President, would define the geographic
cal limits. and, therefore, the political jurisdc-
ton, which in effect would be to make the fed
srai Judiciary supreme over the government of
the republics result never intended BY the
wise, learned and patriotic men who framed
and ratified the Constitution. The announce
ment that the executives Of the two nations
have agreed upon an arbitration Of the ques-
tions at issue by q tribunal whose decision
shall be binding upon both parties emphasizes
the objections to the conversion by Great
Britain Of our Supreme Court into the umpire
In jug-handled arbitration of a political aues-
ton, whose decision will bind the United States.
II unfavorable 70 our contention, but will no.
bind Great Britain If the opposite decision is
reached.
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The New York Times prints q cockand-bull
story to the effect that the District Of Column
bia VIII cast its powerful influence in tho
speakership contest for Mr.. Crisp, in order to
secure The appointment Of Mr.. Hemphill
as chairman OF the District commit
tee, and the mos. effective promotion
OF selfish and hungry local interests
BY the Districts legislature The District as
well a. the Times and the republic 1T large
thoroughly appreciate how much the city's de-
cision upon this question means, and how COM
pletely the fate Of candidates 10 trembling IN
the balance which we bold, mud for this reason
the District 10 especially sensitive to ridicu-
lous misrepresentation OF its attitude N
the speakersaip fight 1t is not true. then, that
we Of the District have decided to elect MIR.
Crisp Speaker. We have not yet finally settled
the matter. Both Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Crisp are
very popular here, admired and respected by
the whole community, and the other candi-
dates are not by any means friendless. Nor is
IL true that to secure Bfr. Hemphill as
chairman of the District committee 1t is
necessary to select Mr.. Crisp as Speaker. Mr..
Hemphill has heretofore been an able, upright
and acceptable chairman Of that committee,
and Was tine recognized democratic leader upon
il in the last Congress. No matter WHO'S chosen
Speaker the Craftsmanship OF that committee
would naturally be rendered to him, and the
danger that the District may not have the
benefit of his services in that capacity
springs not from particular result OF
the speakership election, but from his own
possible ambition to occupy more prominent
position from the national standpoint in the
composition of the committees of the next
House. II the District were convinced that MIR.
Hemphin would certainly be the chairman of
its committee under Mr.. Crisp and would not
be under any other Speaker, tits very likely that
Washington would require the House to elect
Mr.. Crisp. But as matters stand, it is conf
dent that it will find, in tie presiding officer of
tho lower branch of its legislature, very good
friend, no matter which of the candidates
named is chosen, and consequently it most
probably will not interfere with the selection Of
Speaker by the representatives Of the nation
at large in Congress assembled.
Since Congress is the Districts only legis-
laturs this community ID not unnaturally con-
cerned in the acts Of this body, especially in
the makeup Of the local committees, through
which most Of the necessary local legislation il
obtained. 1t is essential for the welfare of the
city that its legislative affairs shall be regu-
lated by men of intelligence and probity.
who are acquainted with and friendly toward
the capital. 1t is abominable that the slight
est show of interest on the part Of the citizens
in what so vitality concerns the capital should
unfailingly elicit newspaper romances, pic
turing the community as conspiring to cor
ruptly influence the Congress Of the United
States Newspapers Of responsibility ought
not to give circulation to these anonymous
SANDERS, the work of ignorant or malicious
mischief-makers.
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The present administration has made an

The present administration has made an adj
mirabls record in many respects. 1t has
proved itself clean, strong and intelligent, and
a. proof conclusive on the las. point it seemed
to show BY its foreign appointments a proper
appreciation Of the press of the republic. But
within the last year. while maintaining the APP
pearancs Of friendly disposition toward the
American newspapers. it has played upon them
. game which they despise by ''scooping" on
two imporsan. occasions tt,s whole Journalistic
fraternity. The President gave the first news
Of Minister MINERS recall in an annual mes
sage Tho arbitration treaty with Grea.
Britain Is first announced in an argument be-
fore the Supreme Court. The bafied, humiIi-
ased and infuriased newspapers Of the country
gnash their teeth and whet their kuivea Let
the administration beware,
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Ornrr BARGAINS In GLOVES.

When yol make comparison with the prices else
where the following still the best bargains but
in this city The Better bargain 70 mentioned In
aboue paragraph:
EOSTER Hook Kid Gloves: 7boots reduced from
L sl.2a TO 1ec pair; hooks reduced from 81 to
6sc. pair Undrsssed Pisskin Biarritz MonsQue-
tzres reduced from 96c- to S. pair Undrsssed Kid
MousGuetaires and 4button Gloves. 81 quality, for
59c. rsir.
Nthe countryl We ask the question with con ndencs
because tess is not drummer" that visits this de-
partnent that does not intimate that assortment
is the best.
Plenty Of very high priced Assons. but really low
price Is asked when the styles and Quality Of materials
and trimmings considered. Here low priced
good aprons: 49 for those Of India lawn and barred
MUSLIN Paris editions Of Mother Hubbard and
Gretchen styles No Evaporation TO state good as
any etseirhere at 25e.
Those at G9c. have embroidery yokes. such as
usually found only in 81 aprons. We don't pretend
we can afford TO sc these Aprons always at 40 and sc
We want to tempt you here with irresistible bar
gains.
b aads blaeSwooi Dress Goods, naked s az lttie
lower prices than you find elsewhere. Here Black
silks as low as u Yard guaranteed for gear.-A
new dress given IL the you buy splits or crooks
Here are Black Sks in all Of from Soc
to $50 yard Tomorrows Special" is 10 per cent
discount.
TRIMMINGs.-The new Ribbon and silk Frinees
L marked s2. IL are reduced to 81. 10 yard. Those
marked 81. 80 may be claimed tomorrow for 81. "a
yard. Black and Colored Silk and ilkfaced Velvet
Ribbons at 10 per cent discount. Black Silk Chan
tilly Lace Demi Founcings for Soc yard instead Of
As. so and 05 cents. Narrower to match at PC yard
instead Of IS. 30 and IL cents
nRAPERY.-Choce of the new n8c India Silk
~ Drapery scarfs tomorrow for 80 cents.
IEWELRY.-1 cents for our 19c. Oxidized Silver
Garter Clasps. ~ cents for the 4Sc. Match Boxes.
pERFUMERY.-The Standard perfumery works of
i New York bottle superior Florida Water 10 cents
instead Of BIC bottle Also choice Of their 2c bot
ties Of perfumery for Is cents. TOMORROW only.
HoSE--Choice Of our DC. Fancy Hose for 2Ic
H pair. Fast Black boot pattern and many other
novelties.
HANDKERCHIEFS.-Th i've BARGAIN lots should
attract every one for here are Handkerchiefs for
mourning and all other occasions.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Is Crxrs A Pam.

We DO not adopt their methods and lower the Price on
one article while 1t 10 adranc-d on al, others
You will md every pair Of Shoes and Sippery in GU,
house uniformly low.
Another great advantage have trading with we
that We keep all KooGs on our immense ground
Uoor. which covers l. 200 square Jcc'. You get
anything yonr heart may desire In the way OF
Footwear without climbing stairs or riding in an
elevator
Wssiso otfer you line Of LADIES' 81 20 SHOES at
e2'a9. Other houses. which not posted. but
have TO rely On some else 20 do their buying
charge you az. ~ for inferior article
Remember that We arc rght IN Il. We trade in SHOES
EXCLUSIVELY. and our 70 psars' srpe,ieno.
enables US to o6er you values tina. others cannot
touch.
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BLACK BkocADE SATIN,
with colored swivel effect. at
el-25 per yard; regular vslus
el.5O.

BLACK sURAH. with COLI
orsd stripe In nvs combine
tions. at sc. Per yard regular
value 81.
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THoaorazlr Fonr1r1rp.
I'm these chilly. frosty mornings
how much psitcr one :eels In
starting out fortified with u
CHEEKY hot b,aakfast. Yet low
- c0H une cnIoy hot cakes or dainty
rolls u served viii rancid huttAry
We have sweet, creamy butter,
yich in dlvor-just what You need.
Pine Elyin Creamery butter at
80. - sud 40c. Fer round, our
CnriyAled bharr.ess Cow
Brand" Butter 1t 50 cents.
Delivered To all parts Of the city
daily in any quantity desired.
Msiu Depot, osh and Pa svs.
Csneee 4Axhet, oth q. 1tng.
127 and 129 3 Street Markell
Televhous. I'll. oe1zreo3m
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!; AsFs \ *.SEi$IEE::.. W. sE# $: $
e {. 4 : u
+ ZEE TIT TIT Er. ER1
f.. E.. ! + T.. / III h

Our Remnant" Sale tomorrow-s
weekly occurrence which n Of more
than usual interest to judicious
buyers-thoss who consider it good
policy to save "a part Of their money
whenever possible. We have left
about Fifty Ladies' Navy Blue--tso
dark blus that they are frequently
mistaken for black Coats. which We
have concluded to reduce instead
Of waiting until January. 10 IL the
custom. You need them now, so we
propose to give them to you At great
est reduction II IL possible for Us to
make.
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The approaching may be known in history %
The Net Cousrsss with capital n There 10
nevness enough in il TO ensitIe il to this de-
scripaon BY way Of prs-eminence over other
new Congresses.
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TnE SURPRISE o. YEAss
TIE Glove DrpAnrsrsr
... OF
The PALA1s ROYAL
OCCURS
TOMORROW, THURSDAY, NovzMprn IL.

o. CENTS for Gloves that retail usually at o. IS.
81. IS and It's pair. We refer TO the ''PALAIs
ROYAL" UNDREssED KID MOUsoUErAIREs in
8. IL and 16button lengths. Had kept secret the
fact tina: our Paris manufacturer had offered rs his
overproduction Of these Bsck addressed Kid GLOVES
could charge you tho regular prices and you'd b
none the wiser.
~ The Gloves We offer tomorrow are guaranteed
equal qustythe sold here for the last thir
teen years at Bliss. ~. - and Eats. If you have
them tried At the counter and warranted a. is
tonsry, the prices will 10 usual-sl S. e. % and
e275 II you will help to make quick sales Of the
100 pairs We offer and not ask them tried on. &C..
the price 10 dc patr choice Of g. II 6button
LENGTHS. We shall not limit the number Of pairs sold
to those who bona eide patruns Of the Paas Royal
but experience has taught that when offer goods
at less than the usual wholesale prices 10 necessary
TO rss>rrs the right to sell only article to saeA
caller.
We RESERVE TIE RIGHT 10 SELL BUT ONE
FAIR OF THESE GLOVES.
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CREAM AND WHITE
JAPANESE SILK. Is ipchss
wide. at 30. per yard. rsgulas
value 81.
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BLACK FAILLE FRAN.
cAfsR. extra quality. full %
inches, 1t el: regular value
d. IS.
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BLACK FIGURED sURAH
SILK in six new and stylish
designs at 81; regular vslus
el.25.
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senior Aonst and the President might a. veil
talk about the weather when tbs Chilean minis
ter presents his credentials and Let the CONVEX.
saSonal effort end With that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

There viii Be = general journalistic effort IN
Chicago to blaeksn Carter Harrison's editorial
syes.
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VIM Priggs, who 10 charged With dishonesty
IN the local courts. asks with piaintivs en-
phasis: whats In Q namey'
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The Bering sears safe course even with arbi-
6ation AID . treaty II to eaigrsss northward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

Miss Viola 0rey.oek may or may not be from
Washington. but in any srsnt New York 10
veiccme to her.
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tive srs the HOUSE tAss ALWAYS poEs-AI-
WAYS pIp-and ALWAYS wILl-ss.i roods Of
STIRLING QUALITIES LEss MONEY THAN
RIVAL HOUSES DARE QUOTE. THIS rs THur.
but - shall not harp on Il. because IL mar b,com,
nouoeeuous to the PUBLIC
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WI az11F'I s. r Fl T. I.
a e. $'?s III 'F7
"A Esi % SuJS 1
s sst T. T. \: N e Ey 4 +
( ( I Ekrr \ Nm 90 o w ~ 4 ILL ILL

A. tho day fast approaches when We
are to leave our present comparatively
humble quarters for the magnificent e.
Enlistment across the way.s little retro
spective talk Of what We have accom-
pltshed In the old store would not b
amiss. At the time We opened here there
was not . druggist In Washington Of
whom you could purchase drugs at tho
reasonable prices now prevailing. We
commenced business By marking the en-
tire stock at sensible prices. and soon
there was such nocking to our counters
that other drusYists. In sheer self defense.
wsrs compelled to lower their sxorbitaut
demands. till now there II hardly .
drug store in Warrington where you
cannot supply your needs at mod
crate prices. Yet the appreciativs pub
lie have never forgotten who inaugu-
rated this movement and continue to
patronize as 10 such increasing numbers
and havo 10 overwhelmed as with their
orders that We were obliged to look for
larger quarters. which We have secured
oyleasing the stately and commodious
edifice on the corner diagonally oppo-
site.
But with our removal we propose TO
introduce other innovations. We cannot
tell You Of these now. Suffice it TO say
that for this reason We must close out
numerous little articles now in stock.
including Tooth brushes. Nail Files.
Imported Buffalo Horn Combs, Nail
Brushes. spongss. Chamois. Flesh
Brushes and many other little ''odds
and ends" Accordingly We have
marked all such articles at 30 per cent
less than their regular prices. This may
not seem very snticing. but when you
remember that all these Weys selling at
prices far below those Of other drug
Eists you can readily see the value Of
the opportunity now presented. These
embrace all the varieties. qualities and
prices We have been carrying In stock,
90 you cannot fail to he suited.
CEEN ANNE COLOGNE
We cannot close without mentioning
"Qusen Anne Cologne" that sweetest
and most charming Of all perfumes.
There is none Of that pronounced odor
which renders so many coloshes often
sive. but . delicious. dainty fragrance
which permeates all your belougiugs
with delicate. faint. yet lasting aroma
of orange flowers and !assainine buds
80 cents viii purchase Beautiful Cut
glass stoppered Bottle filed with Queen
Anne Cologne.
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w. NJ. Snusrrs & Sous.
Bedford Cords. In Blue.
Green, Brown. Gray. Tan,
Wine, Black. Another lot
of choice coiors Just re-
ceived. Also Green. Tan,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray In . masnihcsnt
quality Of Corduroy Just
opened. Also Eiderdown
Cloths. with polka dots, in
great variety.
". n SINISTER L SONS,
One price. olN PA AVE. ,o1I
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-ArHrRwE,oHr WArrapsoors
FOR
LADIES. Men. BoYs. G1a1s.

Mandisosrr of London and Nanehsster. England, are
the leading makers Of the world. You'll ind their
goods in the lsadins stores Of this city, We ask com.
parson Of usual quotations with PslAis Royal prces
The following moderate prices quoted for reliable
garments;
T AIDES Circulars. Gray and Black. q. q Gossa-
IL mere In Black and co.ors, 81 81. Cloaks with
invsrnes capes Gray stripes. cloth finished. 81 o..
Nevparksts. with long military cape. eoloss and
pssids. s5oa SILK Waterproof RaSians. Blue
sfripes. "a.
MIeeES Circular. Silver 0fay. ellis. Cloaks
uA with Hoods, Sl.4h orssnsvay style. ssripss.
e1$6. connsmsrzA. Gray and White stripes. els
R0Ye' Black Ossa.msr Cosa, Ella With e.
~ msnfsd seams. IN boys aud youths sses. q -.
NIT. . Soss's . ccsss AIS EuSesS css.s
Brown chsess, be-. ~. ~, Nsckinssshss with nili-
sszy CAPE. plsids. ks. q. a. wtsAsss e.ps. % ~
TIE pALArs RoYAI.
A. LrsxER
Cor. l2th 1t. and Pa ave. ,oll
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A SAv,se In FoorwnAn.

reduced prices for Shoes con-
tinue to prevail. We propose to
make t6!s the best place here
auontsn To buy your Shoes.
While we may no, have tho
LARGEST stock In the city we have
just what you wunt, and at shout
&c. Or = tlo.lar less than usual
prices. Note these sample bar.
LADIES' Superior Quality
Brixht pougoia Button Shoes,
opera tod with tip Of sans also
commons ns- Toe. hand made on
pertect'httire last. usuai:y sold
OF -: Ia only - per pair.
Ladies' Cloth Overpa.tsrs
usually sold at Sf.25. Only SOC.
Til your husband. brother or
father % these, Mems Tine Calf
shoes, laced and hand sewed.
made on opera and Piccadfiiy
lasts, tha usual &5 50 quality
On.y "a. 80 per pair.
BIC. Gilt Edxs Shos Polish for
". Il. KENEAsTrN 4 CO..
oc2eo3an lllb 1t. n
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FAILLE FRANCHISE in
all the new shades % S5c. per
yard; regular value ti.lo.
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The MONUMENTAL.
037 and 900 1t. NV.
Fine Millinery. Cosks. Hosiery. Gloves, &c.
THE CLOAK BUSINESS
Knows no abatement. Extraordinarily high Qualities
fautess styles and extremely moderate prices are the
three factors that keep trade whirlng. We show
the greatest variety OF this goods
the best possible service and sell everything from pop.
ulsr to nnes at % per cent and 80 cent less than
our competitors.
No one can begin to show such 9 variety Of Ladies'
wraps as we will tomorrow morning at O'Clock. par
ecuiafly not at such low prices Thousands at % Yer
cent and hundreds at 80 per cent lower than they
te bought for from any other cloak houses in Wash.
inHton.
Childrens chevio. Refers from to Io year, old.
81 9s to $3.50. Worth SIS to 90.
Aisses' Refers in English Cheviot and nns Camel's
Hair trimmed in Opossum, Astrakhan. Mufioon Fur,
$40 and els.
GREAT HOSIERY SALE.
TWO SPECIAL BAR
Lot LOO dozen Ladies' Fancy Hose, Richeleu
ribbed. with Black boots; also In Tans and
Grays. as well as Balbriggan and Plain Black.
for ladies and children; guaranteed stainless
some OF them Hsrnsdorf dye. Tomorrow.
3PA1R FOR a5c.
Lot ga dozen Ladies' Fancy Hose double heel and
toe; extra heavy; extra long; best imported.
Regularly sold at IS to 35c. Tomorrow.
2PAIR FOR Csc.
FINE MILLINERY.
Expect values such you havo
never seen.
Trimmed Turbans, ToQues and Large Hats. Ele-
CANT Jet Toques and Turbans.
Quiet richness in Millinery for morning wear In
Cntrimmed Hats and Bonnsts we have the best Sc
ected assortment color and style at the lowes
ket prices.
THE LARGEST LINE of best desirable aualities
style and color At an unusually low price.
No. 9-Ah-silk eros Grain, satin edge, all colors
at &C., value l5c.
No. l1-Al-snk Gros Grain, satin edge, all co,ors
at 15c,. value 25c
5-inch Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon for fancy work
superior quality and before sold for less than
6Oc per yard; in every color Only 3Sc. per yard.
noll-:t. ...,- THE MONUMENTAL.
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FIGURED INDIA SILK
In evening shades st OIL per
yard regular value o.. Is.
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CREAM AND WHITE
JAPANESE SILK, 25 inches
wide. at o2sc. per yard. regu-
lar value SIC.
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FAxrrr SHOE Sronr.
$40 AND 3i2 SEVENTH STREET NV.

Then we 70 into thing we usually stay We were
the Arst IN the Geld 80 ofler you ORIENTAL
SLIPPERS We quoted 80 CENTS as the price,
because 80 cents Is the standard price throrshou,
the country. Our Compstitors. thinking they
could make . great hit with the Public. have
offered an Inferior Article without backs at s5
esnfs We see their twenty Ave and 20 them sig
6sfser. We say: Take ours, embracing Meas.
Ladies', Misses and Boys' st
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a Health book. : val3sSac Wsatise Tor mothssS q
dsushtsrs Sent ire V any sddsSis Ms. IxRsToN.
1914 u. a.v. oco1vs
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LITTLE p nlcEs Is FEATHER

LITTLE p RIGGS Is FEATHER
TRIMMINGS.
We lead the town on Dress Trimmings all the
time and tomorrow we will OFFER SOME
BARGAINS in NEW FEATHER TRIMMINGS
that will STARTLE it,
FEATHER EDGING MADE Of OSTRICH
FEATHERS. in BLACK, GOLDEN BROWN,
WHITE. CREAM, ECRU. NJ BROWN REG
ULAR PRICE, el.25 SPECIAL PRICE,
zoe. yard
REAL OSTRICH FEATHER TRIMMING
in BLACK. Regular price. sl.50. SPECIAL
PRICE. q yard
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SHORT KNIT SKIRTS.
LADIES' SHORT KNIT SKIRTS. MADE
Of pure wool. nicely and neatly finished In
stripes Of all CoLoRs and COMBINATIONS.
SPECIAL PRICE, 81 IS each.
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Heroyd,s SUIT Warp Hsnristtas,
o. 49, L2 si;Ts ard
Henristtas uasde. We have had
ten Year, sspsrisaes with them.
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Extra Gowx BARGAIN.
As Q SPECIAL LEADER We have selected
from our fne stock Of Underwear a lot of La
DIES EXTRA QUALITY MUSLIN NIGHT
GOWNS. HANDSOMELY finished with RED
or BLUE HERHiNG-BoSE trimming, with
turn-down COLLAR and turn-back CUFFS;
also pocket all trimmed with coLoRED HER-
R1SG-BoNE trimming. In fact. they are made
Just like mems night shirts. These Gowns We
have sold all along for 81 25. SPECIAL PRICE
this week.
Sc. EACH.
LADIES' GOWNS. MADE O. GOOD MUS.
LIN. YOKE Of TUCks and INSERTING. Reg
uiar value. Csc. SPECIAL PRICE.
SOC. each.
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS. with yoke Of
TUCKS. rufiie around neck and sleeves Reg
ular value, 75c. SPECIAL PRICE, &c each.