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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
CLoAK DEPARTMENT.

Atwood Black Cancels Hair Wraps. trimmed
with SIX passanen;erie Suitable for mlddleaged
. sslSo. Sizes 81 and '' Reduced from 5000 to
/ Black Wool Short Wrap. heavy silk lining. dull
+. aud iaee trimming Size 80. Reduced from
Heavy Black SIX Garment. handsomely trim
med with cut JET Size 3d. Reduced from slo-oo
/ Handsoms Imported Brown Figured SIX Plush
Vest Size &c. Reduced from $500 to $500.
I Atwood Black Chcviot Vest, cloth covered
buttons. Size 81 Reduced from ESQ to 800
Black Chenille and Jet COllarettes. Can be
used for dress trimming Reduced from Sl.oo &c
somely trimmed with iridesc-nt bead rassamente-
rie. plnk silk lining. Size 49, Reduced from $500
/ Black st.iIian six Wrap trimmed with cut
tet and lace. silk lined. Size A.. Reduced from
Handsome SIX Wrap, with triple shoulder
cape. handsomely trimmed with lace and ribbon.
Size 3s- Redlced from $500 to 500
Au-wool Jackets. gray eheviot. rolling notched
collars. perfect nttin;- Sizes 80 and "a Reduced
i stylish Atwood Tan Kersey Cloth Jacket. large
pearl buttons. lined throughout with heavy faille
silk. Size So Reduced from $3.50 TO $40.
Imported Green BEuadeloth Cape. trimmed with
rows OF black satin ribbon over cape Of ribbon
size IS. Reduced from SIS TO SIS
fan wear. Sizes IS. 10 and ~. Reduced from
$500 TO s1.0c.
3 Best Print Wrappers. outing effect. Vatican
back. yoke front. Sizes 81. Sc and IS. Reduced
from 500 to 500.
Handsome Black Sdrah silk Waist. narrow ruff
fes shoulder. finished with pale pink edge.
fnn sleeves. Size IS. Reduced from $12-5o to
500.
3 Light Fancy Striped SILK Waists. deep ruftes
over shoulder. fun Rishop sleeves Sizes 81 and
81 Reduced from $3.50 to So. as.
Atwood Gray Henrietta Cloth Tea Gown.
Vatican back full bishop sleeves collar and suns
$40.
Atwood Striped FLANNEL Tea Gown. lined
throalybOut size H. Reduced from $40 IS.
2 Fancy Plaid Ai-wool Shavis. deep fringe Re
d1ced from s3.7, 10 81 50
Paisley Double Shawl. extra size, slightly
dana-cd. Resiuced froEi SIS to S.
. PaIe Blue Cashmere Shawls- Reduced from
81 so 10 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.
1t Wants to Try the Underground Sys-
tenn on the 9th street Line,


The Metropolitan Railroad Company wants
more legislation regarding its motive power
bill providing for the same was introduced
in the House today by Mr.. Meredith of
Virginia. The bill is as follows:
That the Metropolitan Railroad Company
be authorized to equip and operate the line
of their cars along all the streets and ave-
nues in Washington and Georgetown within
the District of Columbia where the lines
OF their road are now laid and operated
except as hereinafter provided. with the
Underground electric system for the pro-
pulsion OF said cars. provided, that said
change of said system shall be first made
on the streets and avenues as follows: Re
ginning at IL and streets southwest
thence running north on 4l-2 street to Mis-
souri, avenue. to 9th street, to B street
thence to 9th and up 9th street to Florida
avenue, and west on Florida avenue TO lOtb
street.
1t Is further enacted that said change so
required to be first made as DESIGNATED In
the proviso of the first section of this act
shall be commenced by the company with
out unreasonable delay after the annroval
of this act and shall be completed within
one year after the approval, and In the
event that the said mode Of propulsion by
the electric underground system shall prove
after SUFFICIENT test and trial by actual use,
to be a practicable and sufficient mode of
PROPULSION, then in that case the said COM
pany shall proceed, in one year there
after, to place the electric underground
system upon every other portion of their
line. including an extension thereof on East
Capitol street from 9th to 18th streets.
around both sides Of Lincoln Square.
The company is authorized to issue bonds.
secured by mortgages on franchises and
other property, to the amount Of the ac-
tual cost and improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
WHAT SECRETARY GRESHAM SAID.
He Did Not Intimate That He Would
Not Execute the LAW.

Secretary Gresham has been very revere
ly criticised in anti-Chinese circles m con-
sequence Of the report that he had inform
ed the Chinese minister that this govern
ment did not propose TO enforce the ,Seary
act pending further legislation on the SUBJ
ject by Congress. That put him in the at
utude Of an executive officer giving notice
10 a foreign government that he Gid not
propose to execute the written law OF his
country. This would be q dangerous posi-
ton for him to be in, as IL would render
him clearly liable to Impeachment 1t Is
learned today that at the Interview in ques-
ton the Chinese minister. instead OF being
informed that the operation Of the law
would be suspended. was notified IL was be-
yond the power Of the executive 10 suspend
the law. but that IL so happened that IL
was temporarily without means TO fully en-
force it 1t appears. therefore. that the
Secretary of State confined himself TO an
explanation Of the situation and pur-posely
refrained from committing the governments
to any fixed policy. II Is understood that
Mr.. Gresham assured the minister OF the
good will the United States felt toward the
Chinese government and hoped that the
question OF exclusion would be arranged IN
a satisfactory manner. so that the amicable
rela tions between the two government
would not be disturbed.
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MISSES DEPARTMENT.

s Atwood Gray Cancels Hair Refers rolling
collars faced With navy blCe satin frog fasten1ngs
Sizes A. and 20 Reduced from So TO 81 30
Atwood Tan Ceviot Refers. box-plaited
hack with strap. large sailor collar. navy braid
trimming. Sizes 4. and L. Reduced from ~ TO
$3.50.
with golden brown SILK velvet and pearl buttons
Size II. Iseduced from ST. TO S.
Domestic ttin.han Dresses. neat pink and
green plaid tucked woke. deep founce over shout
der. FIJI sleeves, embroidery trimmed Sizes 5
ami To- Re.iyced from So To 81.
1 Blue and White Checked Dtmiry Dress. yoke OF
fin. Swiss embroidery. collar and cuffs trimmed
with embroidery. size 4 i;educed from sSfS TO
81.
Fine Irish Lawn Shirt Waists. tucked back and
front. fun sleeves. Sizes and T. Reduced from
81 . to soc.
1 Stylish Tan BrDadclOth Jacket, plated ruine
cape full sleeves. Frenrh back. perfect hitting,
size IG. Reduced from SlO.75 to So 10
2 Atwood Navy Blue Diagonal Cheviot Jackets
rolling collars face! with cardinal. brass buttons.
Sizes rs and ~ Rednced from s. - to SEQ
Silver Gray Circular ';ossamers, with hoods.
Sizes 50 and 81. Reduced from 81 . to 75c.
2 Gray Striped Gossa mers. win capes- sizes o.
AMI e. Reduced from 81 IS to 81 %
Sd floor. --llth ST. buildias)
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SENATOR FAULkNER'S PLAN.
His Amendment to the voorhees, Bill In
troduced Today.
Not n New Idea, but Based Upon the
Successful Working of the
French System.

Senator Faulkner today introduced into
the Senate his amendment to the Voorhees,
BILL which has already attracted consider
able attention, and which is regarded as
the most probable solution Of the vexing
question. IL any solution in the way of q
compromise can be had.
The amendment submitted is not 9. new
idea at all in finance. but is based upon the
successful working Of the French system.
France. today, with population one half
OF that OF the United States. and with in
ternal commerce and business enterprise
inferior to the United States. is maintain
ing, without difficulty. on a full parity with
gold. at a ratio Of Is LIZ to /. s75o.0oO 600 of
silver.
The limit of Senator Faulkners amend
ment, including subsidiary silver and stand
ard dollars. is ss6o.oooooo. 1t provides. first.
for the coinage Of the bullion now in the
treasury, which, at its coinage value would
amount to S14.000.Oo0 at the rate Of So 100000
per month. and authorizes the purchase cat
the market price OF bullion, say Is cents
per ounce Of l.55o.eJo ounces Per month
This bullion is not TO be coined until after
all the bullion now In the treasury IN coined
unless, In the opinion OF the Secretary of
country require II; in which case he is
authorized TO coin it. either into ouarters
halves or standard dollars
but after al the bullion now in the treas
|
the coinage of 5000 900 monthly OF the hiI
yer purchased under the amendment. until
the aggregate silver coinage, Including sub
sidiary coin and standard dollars. shah as
gregate ssoo.0oO.0oO
Ihe amount Of silver bullion that would
be ultimately purchased under this amend
ment may be briefly shown as follows;
We now have as. So, 900 standard dollars
ana $4,000 of subsidiary coin. aggregate
ing $500 600. 70 which must be added TIE
coinage value Of the silver bullion now in
the treasury. amounting to N74 600 9eo sg-
gregating 500, SS2. ooo leaving 1000 less
silver coinage than the requirements OF The
amendment, or the purchase of about iOo-
vco.We ounces Of silver. which purchase
would extend over a period of more than
| five years.
The retirement OF the silver certificates
ana treasury notes issued In payment for
! the bullion purchased under the act Of July
| Ia, 1880. and national bank notes under slt
| would not only bring the entire silver COIN
| age into active circulation, but would also
bring into active circulation our $50 and
| S gold pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
GAGGING THE PRESS.
"Noung Czech" Journals mt Prague
Suppressed by the Government.


Suppressed by the Government.
PRAGUE Sept. A-In accordance with
the imperial decree issued yesterday. sus-
pending articles u and ID OF the constitu-
tional law In this city and its suburbs five
Young Czech" journals. the utterances Of
which were offensive to the government
have been suspended. In order to be GER
tain that no further adverse comments
upon the imperial decree shall be published
the government has ordered that all arti-
cles intended for publication in Czech ma
pers must be submitted to the police Tor
approval or rejection three hours before the
papers go to press.
one OF the provisions of the suspended
law has reference to public assemblies
Clubs have been construed TO come under
TINS head, and several club houses have
peer, Oesn ci0seo' ana the funds and parapher-
nalia OF the organizations seized
The young Czechs are deeply Indignant
at the acton of the imperial government
ana there is much suppressed excitement
a s. the political group. The authori-
Ties are vigilant however and Il is scarce
ly believed that the anti-German agitation
VIII go much beyond legitimate bounds.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
VIENNA, Sept. lathe DEGREES pro-
Claiming state of siege at Prague pro-
, Woe that no new societies shall be estab-
iisned without permission and that no pub-
nc PROFESSIONS, festivities or wedding
Ieasts shall be possible without permission
newspapers also can be suppressed at any
time, but the measures do not restrict per-
sonal freedom
This is the second time that part Of b.
nefnia has been declared in a state of siege
since the existence of the present Austrian
constitution.
The declaration OF a state OF siege at
Prague has long been expected and was
resolved upon by the council of ministers
Of August o. The agitation directed by
the young Czechs. who first only had the
object of securing the recognition Of Boz
hernia as a separate state similar to Hun
gary and the coronation of the emperor as
king of Bohemia recently. has assumed
distinctly anti-dynastic character and IL is
against this seditious agitation that yester-
days DEGREES are chiefly directed
Cnpatriotic demonstrations were frequent
on the emperor's birthday and since then
the imperial coat-of-arms and double
eagles over the post boxes and public Of
fees in Bohemia have been besmattered
with filth and the Austrian flag has been
publicly insulted.
The twenty-second anniversary Of the
publication of the imperial rescript prom
Using home rule TO Bohemia was the occa-
sion of fresh agitation. TIE officials who
dissolved disloyal meetings were hooted
and the government thereupon deci led 10
issue yesterdays decreeS which were pla-
carded on the walls at o'clock in the
morning. the billposters being protected
by armed police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
SILVER COINAGE IN INDIA.
What Is Thought of the Policy of the
English Governments,

LONDON, Sept. IA special dispatch to
the Times from Calcutta says that the ac-
ton of the Earl of Kimberly, secretary OF
state for India, in declining to sell India
council drafts yesterday under is la Der
rupee, had most steadying effect upon ex-
change. The dispatch adds that the co,-
tlnued importation of silver attracts atten-
ton. and that IL seems ridiculous that the
government should continue the coinage Of
SILVER taken over from the banks thus add
ing TO the redundancy of silver money.
The opinion grows that It would be better
10 Sell the silver YET uncoined and thereby
meet the existing demand for the metal for
Jeweiry manufacturing purposes than 10
allow further silver imports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

VIII enjoy n very large sale tomorrow I'm
De sort Of REMNANT DAY in the rp-
hoistery and drapery departments. Here
are materials for every purpose It's 1ust
The chance for buyers to secure for almost
rothing coverings for parlor furniture or
ODD pietes-easy chairs. rockers dining
room chairs and the like. You'll profit by
seeing the goods
PLAIN AND EMBOSSED Pushes.
IA yards Embossed Olive Mohair "a inches
wide Was $3.50. Now IS CTS
Il yards Embossed Dark Green Noha,r "a
inches wide. Was 81. so. Now IS CTS
70 yards Embossed Peacock Blue Mobafr
"a inches wide. Was $3.50. Now rs CTS.
24h yards Embossed Light Olive Mohair.
"a inches wide. Was $3.50. Now IS CTS.
SIG yards Embossed Crimson Moha,r
"a Inches wide. Was $500. Now $500
Is yard Embossed Olive Mohair, "A inches
wide. Was $3.50. Now $I.25
lin yards Embossed Dark Crimson Silk
"a inches wide. Was $3.50. Now $l75
IA yards Plain Orange villosart, "a inches
wide. Was $l.Oo. Now IS CTS.
~ yards Peacock Blue villosart, "a inches
wide. Was $l.OO. Now IS CTS.
SILK PLUSH.
10 yards Plain Cream, "a inches wide
Was 95 cts. Now 45 CTS.
20 yards Plain Light Glue, "a inches wide.
Was 50 cts. Now Is CTS
"a yards Plain Nile. "a inches wide Was
e5 cts. Now 10 CTS
10 yards Plain Pink, "a inches wide Was
95 cts. Now IS CTS.
IL yards Plain Gold, "a inches wide Was
Us cts. Now IS CTS
1E yards Plain Olive, "a inches wide. Was
IS cts. Now IS CTS.
Many remnants sufficient for covering the
seats OF fancy chairs, from Is to rs CTS for
remnant.
SHKALINE. CENTS A YARD.
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS.
20 81 Covers. various colors. Were $780,
Now $40.
"a Covers. various colors Were 81 %.
Now STA
6-4 Cover, red and black. Was $500.
Now $40.
Ga Cover. red and gold Was $500.
Now $40.
% SILK ROMAN BLANKETS
Marked from $1.1O down to IS cents.
SILK PLUSH TABLE COVERS.
2 81 Covers, tapestry borders. Were $50.
Now $40.
"a Cover, tapestry border Was $1375.
Now s..
DINING ROOM CHAIRS AT LESS
THAN COST TO MANUFACTURE
$3.50 Quarter sawed Oak, Highly Polished
Box Frame Seat Chairs. finely caned.
Bought the manufacturers stock and will
close them out at ST.
$3.50 Arm Chairs to match, at S4.00
$500 Arm Chairs box frames. first quail
ity Of cane, n splendid chair for Office, hall
dining room; IS only in stock. CLOSING
PRICE, $3.25.
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TRAVEL TO THE FAIR
So Great From New York That More
Trains Will De Put On,

NEW YORK, Sept. flowing to the
great increase in Chicago travel the man.
agement Of the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company have decided
to restore to service. commencing next
Sunday, September Il. the New York and
Chicago limited" trains. The first train
west bound will leave New York at 10 am
Sunday.
The Exposition Flyer" has proved such
success that passengers are turned away
nearly every day, the full CAPACITY of the
train being sold: and to secure accommo-
cations on it now II is necessary to have
them reserved three or four days in ad-
vance.
Another indication of the increase in bus-
mess to Chicago is the excursion Of the
New York Central on Monday last; IT car
ried 1.5i3 passengers out of the state to
the worlds fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

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10 counter o
Of nov % man day Ions
9 spa
In Underwear
and Bra
Dywt eEed from handling In
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CretOmmes Reduced

80 yds 32-in. Herring Bone. white and
pink. Was IS cts. Now. % cts.
~ yds. S2-in. Herring Bone, white and
gold. Was IS cts. Now. ...25 cts.
IS yds. 32-in. Plain Cream. Blue and Pink.
Was 80 cts. Now. .35 cts.
% yds. 32-in. Plain Pink. Was 30 cts.
Now. 10 cts.
1O3 yds 32-in. Olive and Gold Was 50 cts.
Now. ...lo Gus.
100 yds. 32-in. Pink, old Gold and Blue.
Was 80 cts. Now. 10 cts.
100 yds. 32-in. Old Gold. Was SO cts.
Now. ..................... LID Gus.
100 yds. 32-in. Blue. Was so cts.
Now. .lo cts.
IS yds. 32-in. Japanese Cretonne, red
ground. Was so cts Now. 10 ct'
40 yds. 32in Floral Design. Ecru and
Blue. Was so cts. Now. is cts.
25 yds. 32-in. Floral Design. Ecru and
Gold. Was so cts Now. ........ .35 cts.
40 yds 32-in. Floral Design. Blue. Olive
and Gold, so to 2oc
As yds. 32-in. Floral Design. Rose. Old
Gold and Olive. 80 to Zoe.
80 ytis. 32-in. Floral Design, Cream, Rose
and Olive,35 to 2Oc.
10 yds. 32-in. Floral Design. Cream, Rose
and Olive, 80 to 2Oc.
IS yds. 32-in. Floral Design, Red Gold
and Olive, IS to zoe.
Is yds. 32-in. Floral Design, White, Olive
and Blue, IS to zoe
81 yds. 32-in. Floral Design, White,
Pink and Olive, IS to 20c.
40 yds 32-in. Floral Design, White,
Olive and Pink, as to zoe.
IS yds. 32-in. Floral Design White, Blue
and Pink, 35 to 2Oc.
SCOTCH MADRAS.
so yds. 5o-in., 3 colors, IS to 55c.
100 yds. 5O-in., colors, 81 TO SOC.
Is yds 5Oin. Striped Terracotta, 70 to Soc.
Is yds. 5O-in. Striped Old Gold, IS to soc.
Is yds. 5O-in. Striped Cream, Is to SOC.
STRIPED ETTIdINE.
100 yds. 36-in. variety Of colors, Is
to loo.
so yds. 36-in. variety of colors, 10
to Sc.
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BooK DEpARrMExr.

sets Maeaulay's England. 5 volumes. Reduced
nom So to 81.
set Macaulay's Poems and Essays. Reduced
from 81 to 81
set j. Fenimore Coopcr's Leather Stocking
Tales Reduced from So 10 81
Illustrated India Reduced fiogn xI2, To
81.
= Paper Novels, soiIed. Reduced from 25c. to
2Dc. ~
RCllo's Tour in Europe" Reduced from &c.
% 25c.
Children's Books, sOiled- Reduced to I5c.
OF the odd number SERIES white, soiled. Re
an6 ed from 81. No TO soc.
lBasement. 18th st. building
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NIun PR,cr, So Per Pam.
JOB Lors" CHENILLE CuRrA,s

Monday morning we will place sale
1000 pairs Of Fine Chenille Curtains,
embracing the newest designs and col
orings. ranging In price from $3.50 to
SIS per pair. being
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POrtieres.

x W pairs OF Plain Chenille in different
;eoiors. full 4s inches wide and yards
long frinsed top and bottom, at a special
nsure. $500 per pair
DC sure and see the length and width of
this Curtain. aud then compare the weight
with values offered elsewhere.
* We have the following values in reduced
price Portieres still to offer:
pairs. Were $3.50. Reduced to $3ab.
pairs. Were $3.50. Reduced to $3.50.
pairs. Were 500. Reduced to S475
pairs. Were $3.50 Reduced to s525.
pairs. We're $3.50. Reduced to s5.75.
pairs. Were $500. Reduced to s7.25
The above are all frieze and dado Chr
tains In full length and width and embrace
In the six designs some Is different color
tngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

pairs LADIES' Fine Kid oxfsrds. hand-turned.
size l. Reduced from $3.50 TO I5c.
8 pairs Ladies' Patent tip Oxtords. sizes 3D.
Reduce from 81 to 15c.
! pairs Ladies' Red Goat OxfOrds sizes to 3D.
Reduced from $50 and $3.50 to 81
16 pairs ladies' Best Russian Calf Hand -seved
oIforis- Sizes: "B'' last.1-2la. Ia. 1-313. IA.
Is. Ia; ''C'' last, 1-3Z. IL 1-i1~. Is
1-6; -'D'' last. ia 1-312. Il. Is, 1-51a. Re
dnIced from $3.50 TO 81 80
10 pairs Misses Tan Goat Button Shoes, hand
sewed- Reduced from So to $50.
10 pairs Children's Tan Goat Button Shoes
sizes s13 to 1O1- Reduced from S1-5O and So to
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
ID EDITION.
THE NAVAHOE WINS.
Final Decision in the Brenton Reefs
Cup Race.
MIR. CARROLL'S PLUCK is REWARDED
Flag Hoisted on the Successful
Yacht.
NEXT THE CAPE MAY CUP.
NEXT THE CAPE MAY CUP.
NAvAHOE WINS.

The American Yacht Captures the
Race From the Britannia.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE committee has
decided that the Navahoe won the race for
the Brenton's Reef cup
The time given yesterday as the finish Of
each OF the racers was unofficial The COM
mittee has announced the official finishing
times as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

Boys Suits. blue striped percale white blouse
OF Tine India linOn, hnished with Hamburg: one red
stripe, large sailor collar. ruific down front Re-
duced from $3.50. $500 and S4.75 To 81. SO
Gray Sengaline silk Coat full round woke
faneiy trimmed with pink silk and ribbon, lined
throughout with white silk. Reduced from $40 So
to $500. ~
Small lot Chiliren's Guimpes round yoke trim
to I5c. T
Ia noor. 10th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT

Pink Striped Chemisettes, with cuffs TO match
sizes IL. 1874 and IL. Reduced from Soc to l3c
IL Chemisettes. gray and white, Lavender and
white red and white. sizes II, Is and IA. Reduced
from 25c 1Oc.
Puritan Sets, collars and cuffs to match
pink and white black and white white with Law
ender edge. blue and red plaid Reduced from &c.
to l5c.
Light Blue Chambray Front. Reduced from
6Sc. to soc.
l Pink Chamhray Front. Reduced from 81 to soc
Large Brown Feather Boa. Reduced from So
to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
ART NEEpLEwoRk DEPARTMENT

/ Hand painted Sofa Pillow. Reduced from $3.50
to 80
1 Photograph Frame. Reduced from 81. so to 75c.
I Hemstitehed Tray Cloth Reduced from s.. 10
to 95c.
1 Tinted Table Cover. Reduced from Soc to 2oc.
I Embroidered Silk Scarf. Reduced from 81 so to
Embroldered Biscuit poyly. Reduced FROM $50
TO 81
I'D door Observation-Disclosures. 1OtA bldg)