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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

Governments Bonds.
Tho following were the quotations for United
states bonds at the call to-day:
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At the High School-Convention of
Teachers.

At the High School-Convention of
Teachers.
Principal Jacobus of the Springfield
high school addressed the teachers of the
public schools yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at High School hall. His address
had special reference to the graduating
class of the WEIGH training school, and
was replete with excellent suggestions re-
garding the future work of the embl 20
teachers present and the qualifications for
success in the great art of teaching. The
speaker was introduced by Superintendent
Curtis. The exercises were varied by fine
singing by the class of young ladies who
yesterday graduated from the WEIGH train
ing school,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
EEH EkYEA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

. Sunday at io:is In and Il O'Clock mid
night RcrurnihE, leave Peck slip, New York, "a
. and II pm. Staterooms for sale AZ Peck q
Bishops, No. Tc2 Chapel street, and ef Klock1
drug store. Sunday boG. leaves New haven d
1880 pm. state-oonns for latter sold ~ Eiiiott
House.
Fsrs 70 cents. Round trip ucfe,s s.. Is good
for sf taysl. T. w CARTER Acept
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XOOdbrid&e.

by the Sunday school Sunday evening, June 10.
The exercises consisted of responsive readings,
recitatfons and singing. The address given by
Morris T. Tyler WAS YarY interesting and con-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
TO BE OPENED AUGUST |.

An Early Ke-oPening of Proctor's
Opera House.
Proctor's opera house will be opened
about August and will be run in connec-
ton with the Albany theater, under the
management of G. Il. Smith. A long list
of strong comic operas, comedy, melo-
drama and minstrel combinations have
been booked. There will be two perform
ances daily at popular prices.
Three-night and week engagements will
be the rule at this house the coming sea-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
GENERAL STATE NEWS

From Various Sections of the Conn
mOnvealth.
THE STATE FAIR.
The premium list of the twenty-third
agricultural and industrial exhibition of
the Connecticut State Agricultural society
has been isaued. The fair will be held at
the Meriden park and rink on September
20, 81, % and %.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
To Visit Birmingham

The ''Degree Of Pocahontas' will visit
the Petassus council of Birmingham on
Wednesday evening, June %. Tie party
will leave Derby station on the 5:35 p. m.
train. A good time is expected.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

Mrs. Lawrence German, aged eighty
two years. died at her home Monday. Flu
neral service was held at her late residence
on Old Town street at $50 a. m. yester-
day.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
Starin's New Haven Transports
ton Line.

Kyery Day E1eePk Satarday.
,EEsDo DOCK at io:is e'eioes p.rs. The
JOHN b sTARIS, Captain McAlisser, every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The KRASTUe
day. Returning, leave Nes YORK from Pier Ia
y. r., foot Of Oourtlandt street., 81 pm; the
the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs.
day. Tho oaly Sunday night boat from Nsv
York
Excursion tickets S-zS.
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival o
Hartford train. and from corner Church ana
Chapel streets every half Eour, commencing a.
$50 O'Clock pm
sTcfcte and siAierooms be purchased ~
the Tontipe hofel. at the DowDas News Com
pany, se2 Chapel street. and az Reck BikhopN
so2 On sr,el street.
NJ n W1TJvp 49,, r. u.- ~
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
A TRIP TO EUROPE.

On June 20 DR.. North will sail for
Europe on the City of Paris and returning
will leave Liverpool on August II.
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB BANQUET TONIGHT.
Ths annual meeting of the Army and
Navy Club of Connecticut will take place
at the Fort Griswold house this evening
and will be attended by veterans from all
parts of the state. General V. B. Cham
berlain of New Britain will act as toast
master at the banquet, and addresses will
be made by Governor Buckley, Comma
dore B. M. Osborne of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Judge Torrance of the supreme and Judge
Fem of the superior court. The music
will be under the direction of Major Bella
2. Learned Of Norwich
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
THE GUILEoRD ROBBERS END.

Albert Watts, the fellow who attempted
to rob Mrs. Andrew Foote and Miss Lydia
Chittenden at their homes in Guilford
Saturday and Monday nights, shot him
self about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.
recognized as Watts man who asked for
drink of water at the formers house in
Leete's Island. The men attempted to
detain Watts, but he ran away. The two
men pursued him, and as they were fast
gaining upon him he stopped, and placing
his revolver at his head pulled the trigger.
Watts body was taken to the Guilford
almshouse, and he will be buried by the
selectmen.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
BOSS CARPENTERS STIRRED UP.

BRIDGEPORT, June 21.-The wholesale
lumber dealers have voted to increase the
price of lumber from 81 to So per 1000
feet. Spruce lumber goes up 50 and the
other grades are regulated corresponding
ly. The boss carpenters are quite worked
up, the rise being unheralded.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

The many friends OF Miss Ella A.Hotch-
kiss fHazel Wylde) will be gratifed to
learn that she il recovering from her long
and serious illness. She Was taken III lest
March,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
THE "NEws" ANSWERS.

In the answer in tie libel suit of Thomas
Il. Sullivan against the Morning News"
company fled yesterday by Attorney S. E.
Baldwin the attorney takes the same
ground as taken in the suit of W. J. At
water against the same concern. He ad-
mits the publication, but denies malice and
says that the alleged ibellous articles were
contributed. Attorney Hamilton for the
plaintiff will move to strike out all the
paragraphs in the answer that are often
sivc to good legal practice. The hearing
will take place next Friday.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

court NOt09e
The case of Editor Swift of the Water
bury Herald vs.. Kelley, on civil suit for
81 900 damages, which was to have been
tried in the court of common pleas to day,
will probably be postponed, as Kelley has
filed counter suit.
The common pleas criminal court met
and Immediately adjourned for one week
yesterday, owing to the absence of Judge
DeminQ
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

ssIdeas For Hardware Merchants,,,
A very neat magazine entitled ideas
For Hardware Merchants" has recently
been published by D. T. Mallett, author
of "When, &" "Business Hints" and 'Ideas
For Advertisers" It is issued in neat
attractive form and contains some very in
teresting subject matter
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

Naugaguck Division.
FOB WATERBURY, and way stations via MAJ
satuck junction 90 ;. m, 1900, I:&s p. M auE.
pAra-e.U o.
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STOLE MONEY FROM A LETTER.

William Alexander of South Norwalk
was brought before United States Com
missioner Wright yesterday charged with
embezzling money from registered let
ter. He was bound over and bonds of
s., 500 were furnished by John Ivanowski
of South Norwalk.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22

Mrs. Cheney of Clintonville, North
Haven, widow of the late Hon. Mr.. Cheney,
and sister of the late Ex-Governor Bigelow,
is very low at her home. She has been
much Frustrated by illness for several
months, and paralysis has now super
vened and the prospects of her recovery
are now very slight. Her eldest daughter,
Mrs. Pierpont, formerly Of this city, has
come on from her home, Salem, Roanoke
county. Virginia, owing to her mothers
feeble condition. Her husband, Mr.. Pier
pont, formerly of North Haven, and years
ago resident of Edwards street. this city.
is engaged In brick manufacturing in Vir-
gnia, removing there to engage in the
business shout ten yeazs ago,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
Their Annual Excursion.

The Second company, Governors Horse
Guard, will give their annual excursion on
July 4. They will take the Elm City to
New York and Bay Ridge. Full brass and
string bands will be in attendance.
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nespite Mr.. Clevelands speech at the Reform
'iab dlnutr-a speech which was expected to
make ever thing clear-there j. evidently a
great deal 81 doubt a. to what are the rrin-
CiYles or other forces which control the demo-
cratic party % this day. II the Chicago plat
form aud Senator Mill are 70 be believed. the
democratic PARTY Is firmly committed to free
trade ~ Senator German and mauy other
prominent democrats are sincere there will be a
good deal Of protection in the incoming admin
i-trati0n. In this connection it may not be
srn'-- 10 asl what Nr. Cleveland meant BY saving
that the people would surely revenge them
selves upon those who deceive or betray them. q"
IL az senator Mills asserts, the November vic
tory Was due to a popular desire for free trade
II VIII be deception or betrayal from his point
Of view shot!d Mr.. CleveIaud's leanings toward
semi-protection be reflected in legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

Every true American heart bounds svr,ra-
theically in response To Secretary Tracv,s
comments on the necessity for ample naval
preparation No man Of intelligence reeds a
Propheuc eye TO zee the troubles which are al
really eecloGding our relations in Central an 4
soa'hern Amsriea and any dilscnt reader Of
tse days news can follow the wires WHICH con-
meet our southern nelghbors with the great
naval powers Of Europe. Secretary Tracy ha.
The long and the safe end Of the Argument
hssP on building ships Of war and spend nom
than mere pitsance On the naval militia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

CHAs A. MUDprMAs.
GA l2rH ST..
Those Fancy Frames or Holders for SIX
Lamp Shades are now ON hand. AL shape.
and sizss Csc.
New lot Of snk Lamp shadss.
e. so to so.
Linen Lamp Shades. with six fringe.
300. 4oc.. 500. co.. 100.
We show you q large variety Of
TABLE LAMPS. complete with shades.
eloo. ei.5o. s2. 20. $3.50. e2.75. 80.
BANQUET LAMPS. ailk fringe or other
shade included.
e3.oO, 90 so. 45o. %. 90. 500
PIANO LAMPS. large shsds included.
eA75 sa75. ga 90. ez-oo and q, to SIS.
You VIII ma a large and varied assort-
ment of GAS HEATING STOVES,
The Little Wonder VII heat your bath
room aud light ii at same time
Cost only sI.25
Son can BET Reflector ssovefor
e. 40 Larger size. SO. 70.
Asbestos Gas Heating Stove
Only eA25
few Of those Mammoth
OIL Heating Stoves.
$500 and sl2. 90
Smaller sizes, suitabl. for rooms.
Ioxi2 or i2xi4 80 So "a 90 and SO 90
VII buy a celebrated Marion Harlan Coffee
Pot very useful present.
go, only for
Beacon Drop Lights complete. with two
burners and White Rejecting Shade
Various style. of Heating Burners to silly
over common gas burner
2oc-. 80o,. soa
Fancy Tea K.ttleA
JAPANESE. 40. 45o
COPPER. 75c. $50
Although winter I. here We selling
Gas Cooking Stoves and have them from
Zoo to s35 Nothing makes a more appre-
ciative present than . Gas Range, You can
get . very good one. with oven complete
and connected. At els. s17
The very best made. s2l eomplssA
Call on for your
GAS FIXTURES.
GAS STOVES.
And all such gooda
QUALITY UNSURPASSED.
PRICES MOST REASONABLE.
G. A. MuDDruAs.
GA 12rH ST..
1t BET. AND G SITS.
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AZ nvabiding people who reside in this CITY
VIII have reason for rejoicing in the
appointment Of District Attorney c. C..
Cole To the vacancy on the suprem.
bench Of the District PRECEDENT Harri.on,s
jadicial appointments have been uaiformlv
good. hut hone % them Wlll rebound 10 bis
ereH' more than the latest Judge Cole
possesses every qualification for the exalted
Iosi'i'n be has been called upon To fiji. His
s-soeiA'es have long tested his ability aud the
pnbae has fun confidence in bis integrity.
Judge Cole Is to be congratulated On the pres!-
Dental recognition Of his merit The public
Is to te congratulated or the appointment.
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fruitful Of horror as 1t has been. II 5rnestead
passes the limit Of seeming possibility bv de-
'eloping the accusation of a whole sale poison
ing plot directed against nOn-union workuep
The alleged poisonous viands are to be sxaI-
loved, however, with grain Of salt
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FoR TIE BoYs AND G1Rls.

FoE HE BoYs AND GIRLS.
vELoCIpEDEs. TRIcYCLEs AND BICYCLES.
An the standard makes of Boys Safety Bicycle. in
the country represented in stock Each ma
chine sell guaranteed against nperfections in
manufacture for one year. The following unu-
sually low prices for reliable makes:
THE PET"-20inch wheels-enameled and nick
TO children from to years Of age.
80 So
1.-THE BOYS JUNIOR"-24!nch wheels-highly
enarneled and nickel plated-fne soe-leather seat.
This machine has had the largest sale of any boys
bicycle made.
Solid tires. s23- 70.
Cushion tires. $50
THE CINCH"-24-inch wheels-full ball bear
ings-cushion tires-double frame. This is a new
pattern and is the best boys machine made.
Special price. $3o. 90. -
BOYS IRON vELoCIPEDEs.
The following at least Is per cent cheaper than
they can be obtained anywhere else in the city:
No. 6-for boys from to years old-oomplete.
with lamp and bell. Extra good value at
-el.s5.-
} No. for boys from 5 to years o,d-complete.
with lamp and bell. Extra value At
No S-for boys from to years old-complete,
with lamp and bell. Extra value at
MISSES, TRICYcLEs
All the best Makes including the famous Queen
and keystone"
1.-THE KEYSTONE" adjustable to girls from 4 &c
9 years old.
-S3 45-
1.-THE LITTLE swIFT'-the hsndsomsst made
special sizes for girls from to years old. =
81. 95,- tef
1.-THE GENDRoN"--ths strongest and, safest
adjustable to girls from to 10 years old.
Sc. 25.-
(4th door. is annex
25 DozEN IxrAxrg BrBs.
Tinted. several patterns.
So. each--
dOOf. 1V1u
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congratulations are rendered the Gridiroa
eiao on Us new president. Like his able pred
ece-sor, Mr.. Mcfarland. Editor Ha-.on j. a
brilliant presiding officer and an expert in
eroiiing or roasting his fellow-man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

with 80 many small potatoes in public life
there dOesn't seem to be any reason why the
proposition TO introduce g New York ..Mur-
ply into the Senate should cause 50 much
trouble
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND p SITS. NV.

WOODWARD 4 LorHnon
P W
SEEMING.
"A soTHEs CHRISTMAS . it
"a asins"'"' Tia ~Aa'.oa whole world
AsprparnS nssrn s.fn those they
THERE Is EVERY KIND Or PRESENT HEas
EVERY
STORED AsDsE I on Oh
MAnvrIs Or MoDrRs TINES
THE H issass4 s asH 4a ssH
1H11A 1as s5r 45G ar. TEE 5s0s BY SIDE
SPECIAL ArrhAorross Here THIS Wee
WORTH Hs s1s.s s sns s
Sssszs H.5 % Ss % Ess s entire
as SS ns a De- Kss
r1nA
IT Ta5as TINE
building,
- all .avsAre.h handy Drimmeanseu
'nh st. 0HA1nS'
ITS ECONOMICAL
liz The Go1DsonmD AxsE1
s T al % p 7 @ @ %
China '''' '' '''' S"''' ware
An APPROPRIATE AND CuAnmse XMAS PRESENT Is
SILK DRrss
upon se Ga a sl n..g female su credit with
doune dior Uldsan1.
c cs.ss' f nm. p,n,,. sass
Ell: s:s:.: s:= sss::
list h'r -
Down Pillows
Here's lio
nvau.s
Cushions edwthpl hi anlrip recOenns
ai%S.si'o 8 s.
HAITI wuca lsinso vee stnwh
SEWING MAcmsEs
prices,
The machines ''a " msIa oa sn y guarantee" for
st. bldg,
On Mrvs DrpAnrnnsr Our F,Era Floos SALES ROons
suitable to s hofir sis4s crsa ,,
ss fpS1"' %s ana the s r .p
ssr 5E FL nas Of = SsS E @ %
sn T WaI s SSar SobE
SILK TH az f5 Sass
The UMBRELLA bner~
tmath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

In M reports concerning Baron Reinach'
funeral the Panama Canal incident receives .
so1eh Of sensationalism that is peculiarly Gallo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

Inc IArh Reform Club dinner appears to
have been followed b. slight bilious attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12
OuR Firth FLooR SALES Roous

OUR 18TH FLOOR CALFs hOoMS
Are filled to OVERLOOKING with
GENUINE BARGAINS.
In buying your HOLIDAY PRESENTS do not over
look the stock Of goods on fifth floor which comprises
many articles in demand at this season of the year
including BASKETS, METAL GOODS, WRITING
DESKS, FANCY GOODS, SMOKING SETS
BLACKING CASES. CHAMBER SETS FANCY
DISHES, GLASS WARE, &c
BASKETS OF EVERY SORT AND KIND
An extensive line of Vase Lamps including the best
makes of central draught and duplex burners
Table Lamps-Decor ated fount anu shade to match
brass trimmings and good burner.
II you wish to make your wife or mother useful
Christmas present Carpet Swseper is Just the thing
SO 90. 81. So 50. 20. So 90 and "a. o.
Wood BasRets-Willow. rattan. rush and bamboo
so. 90 to 81 To-
Candles Candle Shades. Candlesticks. Candelabra
Bobaches. Shade Holders. &c, in great variety.
Fancy Glass Baskets. our own importation, assorted
shapes and colors.
China Dinner Sets-1lO pieces. three decorations.
Good val ne At S2o.
500 90 set
Trinket Sets. Limoges, Havilani and Dresden
China Royal Worcester. &C.
81 20 to $40. 90 set
Chocolate Pitchers of every conceivable descrip-
ton
81 25 to Sc o.
Cracker Jars. almost endless variety,
SOC. to s12, 90 EACH
Fancy Dshes-Salad Bowls Cabarets, Ice Cream
Trays. Celery Trays, Spoon Trays Pin Trays, Bon
bon Dishes. Oatmeal Bowls, Fruit saucefs Plates
Bread and Butter Plates. Butter Dishes Cheese
Dishes &c.
Umbrella Stands
go o. TO $50 o.
10th nOOr, lf)th and CT h,,ild 4
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On Mps,s DEpAnrMExr
e 0pen ecenfnos untti . O'Clock.

On MRS,s DEpAnrMEsr
the front with extensive variety Of goods
suitable for HOLIDAY GIFTS. Opportunities for
selections nnumerabe. and the prices will be
found decidedly low. What more acceptable than
A PRETTY TIE Or PAIR OF GLOVES.
A PAIR OF EMBROIDERED SUSPENDERS.
SILK MUFFLER, A SMOKING JACKET.
BATH WRAP. FANCY NIGHT ROBE,
SILK UMBRELLA OR NICE CANEe
You can be suited here in any Of these.
The UMBRELLA
Is point of genuine human sympathy. Hence its
gift fitness. 1t has large place in the thought OF the
holiday merchandise Utility or beauty, economy or
costly elegance equally at your command.
From 81. 90 up we engrave them free.
Ladies' and Mems Umbrellas in Gloria Cloth, Union
silk and Pure Silk-the newest natural wood. silver
trimmed and Dresden handles.
100 Blue. Brown and Garnet Siik Umbrellas for La
dies 26-inch. Dresden handles.
SD Co.
so German ''Pickwickians." the smallest rolling
umbrellas. II ounces in weight Were 81. so.
special price. So
choice lot Of Spitalfelds English silk Umbrellas.
made on the Fox" frames.
-26inoh. "a. so. 2S-incb. So
Canes in great yariety-the finest line We ever haS
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.! a,,ss.nge sA.RR,9s e.r.,.. wiz ina op.r
lid COM s:::... T.: IZjI'
Errr e" kh Z RHfsET- s~s
: EErx il hE " s..s--
nP roc WANT make your ~if. an elegant pres
II en-, why In III. world don't you give her . SILK
II DREss-or rather til. SILK for one. Better leave
tn. making 10 her tast.-but can't ss:ray in
selecting the xoods An the and kinds IN our
wondnrfuily eomplet. assortment focus At the
fashion point-
last Season rut this ootign into lots Of Yuur
the different styles IN .~-i~~-y~rd i-ugths.n any
body nee6s We hsv. dous IT .zain this year-only
the rar1etv is taro,r-And 90 believ. the quaift.
are bitter. They are oest--you may depend that
FOX OF sLK- VIII NAL. |. roy al bear.r
of your compliments
WHITE JAPAN SILK IN I2-y.rd patterns
III. Snk Is % inches wild. and we Will bort
when you buy II.
$500.
CoLoKED JAPAN SILK GOWNS in le-
yard pAttsrns-Eventng shsdes
S6-S9-SI2.
rIsUKTD and PRINTED INDIA SILKS y
l2y-rd pAit-rns-''in = box"
$1,000.
r-Y.HD PATTERNS Of AIL-suKFAILLE
FEANCAISE-thsrs 4, . saving for yon In
:ke~s prices.
$50 AND $500.
Another special offering OF cur. 3. l2-YARD
LENGIHs OF ALI~sILK PEAU DE SOLE
for
5000.
san snother-fn TACT. these are special value.
1T Special priests l2-YARD LENGTHS OF
ALI~sII.K REGENCE that is worth s23-.nd
we are selling at
$500.
Ia-yaId lengths Of BI.ACK sILK--~ith these
TO chooss from
20-inch SURAH-duubls warp.
2o-inch GKos GRAIN.
"o-inch FAILLE FRANCHISE.
$1,000.
Here are some others that may suit you bet
ter-GH BidcE-aH Iz-vard iencths-ond all
guaranteed qualities
CRYSTAL BENGALINE. ARMURs.
FAILLE FRANCHISE. GRAIN DE PoUpRE.
GROs GRAIN RoYALE.
PARTISAN. nHApAME.
PEAu DE SOLE. MERvEILLEUx,
PEAU DE sUEpR. BRocADRs
And Foreign and Domestic sURAHs.
Each pattern neatly boxed
$500.
And so they run on-sI6.2o. SIS. s2l. s24. sa7.
s:iO to s4S-gettng better and better all the way
Along
SILK is Of specialties. sit is enough for
my body 10 know that 1t IRON here-and their
mind is at ease. II you don't know-wE Do-and WE
10 the best zee kHoc.
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Fancy HOSIERY FoR TIE Ho1rDArs

| - - = - - =
AIDES Fine Cotton Hose, in black or tan
IL with fancy coiored embroidered dots.
SOC
AIDES Fine Isle Hose, with black boot
IL warranted fast colored tops. with fancy
drop stitch. SOC.
MANY different styles of Fancy Isle
fronts, Van Dyke and boot pattern. for
81 90.
l. white, b.aci, light blue. eoId' red. fsyen M
der. gray and tan. Sl.OO.
AIDES Extra Fine silk Hose, boot pat
IL tern. with Light -coiored tops,
1925.
7 AIDES Pure Spun silk Hose in plain Law
IL ender. pink, gray. brown and green drop
stitch fronts with contracting shades.
$3.50.
GARTERS to match fancy hose presumably
VI boxed for holiday purposes. from
Csc. TO ST.. 80.
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Oun JAPANESE DEPARTMENT

OuR JAPANESE DEpARrMgyr
IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE
COUNTRY
Weare direct importers and sell Japanese things Of
every kind lower than any other house in ashington
Three large rooms OVERLOOKING with the newest
and choicest gift goods
LONG TABLES FILLED WITH ODD-SHAPED
Koras. Vases. Cracker Jars, SC, in Satsuma Imari
Taizan and other well known wares-choice,
-s19o. So 65. 80 80 and "a. So
Imari Vases. 10 inches high. ~. IS.
Satsuma Vases. 10 inches high 81 90
Satsuma Vases, 10 inches high, g. so
Satsuma Vases. "a inches e feet) high, 81. So
Thous inds of others equally low priced
Bamboo and Bead Portieres 81 worth 81 80
Gold-embroidered Screens. 81. so to s25
souvenir suitable TO trim the Xmas tree given to
each purchaser
(Third floor. First and SECOND anpeyas
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Canes in great variety-the finest line ever haj.
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