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DIED

ALLNUTT. On January -. 1886. LoULA. Hgcd
one year aud three months. only child Of Calhoun and
Funeral private.
oA A5SeaaESB pS on January 20. 1889 at SAN.
bach. in the seventh year Of his As-.
Hea, what the voice from heaven declares
Released from all their earthly cares
They'll reign with HIM %, on h ,sl cur, nDrx
west. Tuesday at pm.
1s BRONZE y s T Fl fspffy S5Spf January "a
Funera from his late residenoe. lois 3lss street.
tery. Friends and relatives fsspectiuliy invited 70
attend tBsltinIone. papers please copy.l Y
rshak in the Sn sa ,.s Yea. w. h s GEORGE w.
Friends invited 10 attend fun-rs, services from
dsy Jsnassy I al q? S.Tssi on a1
PhiadeIphis Pa fPhilsdeip6is papers piesss soPy
ociact RaTI ipaaT sfr2ah,y i've 4, 90
Funeral services at her late residence SCI "a stree,
lnter,nsnt private.
2; H.. after short and painful illness. Ifios n.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
II 90 m, cHAs Mcc hRfHS ased hf's -if s, ss.rs
ricks Church. TUESDAY. January 81. a = pm
PERkInT. suddenly. on January ~ isgl M.
Lolita Z PerriIi at i:seO 2isi street northwest
An angel whispered come"
Funeral Tuesday At ii q m from residence Inter
ment al Gracelsnd cemetery.
SIMS. On Saturday. January -. lsgB. 3sA5 p ui.,
at his residence. i24 9Th street southeast. sAAc
SINS beloved husband Of GeOrsia sims aged thirty
eight years. eight months and eleven days.
Funeral from the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
church Tuesday. January 81. at \ O'Clock y N
Friends invited columbia. =. C, papers please
copy.l
SKINNER. Departed this life January "a lsps
az 60 O'clock. JOHN SKINNER. beloved husband
Of Mary z skinner.
Funeral viii take place at Hamline " I. Church
Tuesday. January 81. at so O'Clock FRIENDS and
relatives invited
SULLIVAN. The remains Of the late EUGENE
SSns.LLlN ~ VIII be buried from the vault 81 Mount
Olfvet on Tuesday. January 81. Mt 3 20 D. m
WALKER Suddenly, On sunday evening, January
20. 1898. at O'Clock. ALBERT waikiki, axed
siyty-sx years.
Funeral from HIS late residence 71e 22d s,recs
northwest. Wednesday. February 1. al I O'clock.
Relatives and friends invited
. WATKINS. On Saturday, January a. lso3 of
heart failure, MARTHA r. WATKINS, eldest chfld
Of kosa and Arch Watkins.
Funeral nom asnce. 9l7 O stree. southeast
WRIGHT. On saturday. January IN ls,tl at II 70
Pm. WILLIAM X. WRIGHT. husband Of Leonora
j. Mrish, ared nfty-foW Year, and three months
unersl from his daughters residence. Mrs. +. W.
Shome lab I street northwest; Tuesday at 30 D.
vile md papers please copy
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JURORS DRAWN.

Those Who Arc to Serve in the Criminal
and Circuit Courts.
The following have been drawn by the clerk
Of the court for service as Jurors Of the Grim
'inxrand Circuit Courtsr to report ON Tuesday,
Febfuary7:
Criminal Court-w. H. wyhe, E. Q. Gum
son, Thomas Gibson, Charles A. McEueu, w.
A. Conway, Andrew Frey, Frank Whiting, W.
e. Thompson, John Hessell, J. s. Dutrow,
Thomas: R. Brooks, ". H. Pitts, E. F. Huyett,
J. K. Butler, John Blumer, C. W. Morris, Ed
D. Jones, A. P. Clark, IT,, P. A. Dryer, Jas. It.
Crown, John Bowles, Harrison 8. Licker, Jos.
Braxerol, G. L. Heilbrun, R. H. Gwynne and F..
b Mohun. -
Circuit Court, No &c. H. Coburn. Henry
RAabe, P. II. O'CAllaghan, r. II, Lansdale, d.
D. Thompson, J. g. Swormstedt, W. Beckett,
Thos. W. Ray. Grant Ramey, w. E. Owens,
Chas. E. Tribbey, George j. May. Thos. H.
Roland, II. G: Fosberg, Joseph Haller, F. W.
Pratt, john L voss, Thos. J. Hurdle, Thos.
Jarvis, Andrew Hancock. G. H. Peters, Chris
tian g. Schneider, B. 8. Adams, Ernest Dahle,
@. 8. Prather and John A. Baker.
Circuit Court, No. 2-F. Pitxer, Robert
Craig, Geo. Thomas, Michael Shenus, C. A.
Didden, J. D. Avery. John T. Easton, Harvey
Walling, John T. Donaldson, G. H. vermillion,
J. L. Atkins, F.& Hahn, Henry Arduser. Ed. B.
Bury, A. Ghiselli. John T. lucas, s. H. WILL
isms, 6. Queen. G. W. Wood, J. Richard Rig
6les. Eugene Atchison, 6. r. Ware, A. s. Cay
Nood, Thomas Binnix, W. II. ABBOTT and Fred.
W. Well
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No other houss DOES-EvER DID
or EVER WILL sell such STEALING
QUALITIES at such Low PRICES -
WE quote.
SAxs & CoxrAsr.
TAxr CAnr-Br CAur1ors.

PPP RIDE won't keep you warm.-
PIP It's as much As your LIES
P worth to go without an OVER
CoAT.-No matter how mild the
days are-there's ice in the air."-
If the Coat is a little rusty the
temptation is strong to shed it.
Don't. buy another You'd bet.
ter spend your money for ''preven.
ton" rather than q "cure. And
good ovERCoATS don't cost much.
Those fifty and seventy Ave dol.
lar garments are custom tailors' phan-
toms OURS beginning at eco
ARE JUST AS FINE Any style
you want-any color-trimmed in al,
ways you can ask for. When it
comes to fabrics-they don't mill any.
thing better than Carrie Melton's-Wsst
Of England Kersevs-Seknable's Chin.
ehitids - Irish Frtezes Monta0nac
Beauers-and that's the caliber Of
cloth we've used.
Too heavy!-we thought maybe
some Of you might want more
medium weights-so we had our tail
ors rush through some Of the Spring
Goats. Just Q taste Of what's to
follow.
Tho $3.50 sale-is going along
swimmtngly. -You'll have to SPEAK
quick for one Of the OvERCOATS-
and the SUITS are thinning out.
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DOORS WERE OPENED.

Henry Stanwood. Walter Stinson Mr. and Mrs
August Stanwood, Horace Stanwood. W. ii.
Hatch, D-s. Johnston and HYATT Mrs Jas. O.
Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown. PreSi-
dent Harrison and Mrs. Mckee. Vice
President and Mrs. Morton, Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Foster, Postmaster General and
Mrs. Wanamsker. Miss Wanamaker, Secretary
Of the Treasury Foster, Miss foster. Secretary
and Mrs. Rusk. Miss Rusk. Secretary Of NAVY
Tracy and Secretary Noble. Chief Justice
Fuller, ex-senator Tom Plat of New York,
Capt and Mrs. Tyler. Senators Dawes and
Chandler and ex-senator Blair.
As the carriages arrived and their occupants
alighted the drivers continued around Y street
10 18th and thence to Massachusetts avenue In
this manner there was no delay and their order
was thus maintained. seldom has such acroud
been handled with ease and dispatch; the ar
rangements were perfect
WITHIN THE CEURoH.
The people invited TO the church arrived
early and were all in the seats reserved for
them before the funeral cortege arrived from
the house. The arrangements at the church
| were excellent and there was not the least con-
fusion at any point Among the first to arrive
were the members OF the diplomatic corps who
did not attend the services at the
house. The fact that nearly every legation was
represented by most of its members indicated
the esteem in which Mr. Blaine was held by
4
been so intimately associated both in an Of ia
and a social capacity.
DIPLOMATS PRESENT.
Among the diplomats present at the
church, many Of whom were accompanied
by ladies, were Baron EPva and Mar
quis Imperiali of the Italian legation;
Sir Julian Pauncefote. the British minister
Prince Cautacuzene, the Russian minister
and his secretary; Mr.. Mott Smith. the Hawaiian
minister; DIR. Hollebein, the German minister
Senior Romero of the Mexican legation. Baron
kettler of the German legation. Count
Sponneck, the Danish minister; the
minister from the Netherlands, Mr..
Claparade. the Swiss minister: Mr.. Aller
Johnston and Mr.. Michael Herbert Of the
British legation. DR.. Guzman and secretary
of the Nicaraugan legation. Senor
Mendonca, the Brazilian minister; Mr..
Patenotre, the French minister. and
his secretary: Mr.. Tateno. the japanese
minister; Mr.. Ye. the Corean charge d'affairs
DIR. Bustamenti, the Venezuelan minister: Mr..
Sousa Rosa, the Portuguese minister; Mr.. Grip
of the Swedish legation; Mr.. lie CHAT. the
Belgian minister; Mr.. Tayera. the Austrian
minister; Mr.. Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish min
lister.
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS REPRESENTED.
Both houses of Congress were well repre-
scented, among the number being Senators Haw-
lev, Teller, Perkins of Kansas, Representative
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E1rnAoRDtsARY BULLETIN
w. III. HoExr.
GRrAr CLEARANCE SALE
REMxAxrs liz EVERY DEPARTMENT
FoR THIS WEEKS.

In q large stock like ours it Ia impossible to
selling goods creates the odds and ends. +" and
.re evidences OF the popularity OF the goods.
stock Of all odds and ends. short lengths and
broken lots. we have culled out feast for you
this week You must visit US to become
GREATEST BARGAINS.
But vewill name few just to start you think
ingram Carpets that have been IS and 75c..
now in short lengths, 49c. Best Tapestry Car
pets. enough to cover room. have been 81. now
6ec: Wilton Velvet Carpets that have been
rs, now CSC. Odd pieces Of Moquefte
ssas sSr w9 Gsss have
In The Upholstery Department you will find
them at all We have made the price 80 you
Here are few Of the 6is &c cuts in iine Tsmbo1r
and Swiss Lace Curtains; 5pair Swiss Lsees.
now ss 20 al pair pan swiss Iaee.. sis. now
$40. 10; pair Swiss Lsces. SIG. now $40 %;
HdR i SnsSw shades shades with
fSilsr SsS feet. sar White and Gray '' Coat
A good Parlor Suite. upholstered in silk
Tapestry. with silk Plush Trimming. imita-
, sssee. M; ;as s and spring edges
A Solid Oak Chamber Suite, 2O124 bevel glass,
els Regular price. S22. SO.
A large Antique Sideboard, el6. So worth
eel.
some of these things will fill want made
necessary BY the approaching inauguration. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
w. H. HoEkE
sTH ST. AND PENN AVE. 3a3o-et
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DoSr ALLOW YOURSELF to tribe with a cold and
so encourage the development Of some latent pull
monary and bronchial disease which often ends
fatally. You had better your cough or cold ~
Old-time remedy for all coughs, lung and throat
affections.
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No two prices. whether
ron pay cash or avail your.
self Of the credit privilege.
you pay the same. This IL
the first time In the history
Of Washington that such an
immense and maRnificent
stock Of Furniture. Carpets.
Mattings. Rugs. Wall Papers,
Upholstery Goods. &C.. was
offered on credit" ct "cosh"
prices.
1t is no wonder We arc
busy. 1t is no wonder We
are doing the bulk Of the
Furniture business Of the
city. Why shouldn't wei Who
can resist such low each
prices. after being extended
the privilege of paying for
them to suit their conven.
fence!
We propose to make this
the largest. as 1t IL already
the most popular. Furniture
Emporium south Of Philsdel.
phia. Just stroll in on Q
visit Of inspection. You'll
open your eyes in wonder
ment.
NOTICE.-we propose to also
do Upholstering. Draping, Dec
Grating. &C., on credit.
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Unusually Impressive and Witnessed ID
Most Distinguished Gathering.

Most Distinguished Gathering.
The funeral services at the Church Of The
Covenant were unusually impre..,vs. H.,
- 10y
were s'nPe, - nacn 80 ~ 'ne l.s' rites over
one OF tpe "offa e'eas men oouia wen ne. As
10 vel known. Mr.. Blaine himself had often ek-
pressed an objection Tor pomp aud ceremony On
such occasions, and IN accordance with ths
wishes OF the family everything Was made ~
free from the usual semblances OF woe - wss
possible.
The display OF floral tributes one Of the
most remarkable ever seen at q funeral In this
city. All around the chanccl were banned
great masses Of beautiful flowers IN wreaths.
punches and sci figures. while the reading
desk hung two graceful palms that were placed
behind the ran of the organ loft Before the
funeral party catered the church two floral
pedestals were brought in and beneath them
WAS placed a huge carpet 81 roses above which
rested the oasket. which was brought in BY tie
active pailbearers.
between 10 and ii clock the north door 81
the church was opened and the people began TO
hie IN after that IN steady stream. There we're
number OF ushers selected from the frleads cf
'he family ~ knowing who would properly Do
ehuuec 20 admission They acted no 20 the
letter OF Their instructions and none ad-
United but those who had been invited by tbs
family. Inc nshers wore on the lapel Of their
costs q rosette OF white ribbons. They were -
follows;
pr. tIaneis * Loriag, Sevel'on A. Brown,
hooert > milton, ID W. Stevens, Japsness
..s' NJ y - iSIet, -. pa ota hshard-
! a partriSce sy5,ey sn,tb I ia,,, r. : -
gers. [. =. y: Horace Washington. Andrew N.
Allen aad Vim. Haywood.
ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS PTEFEcr.
The arrangements for seating the cr,ua 4,
! ,he church ver. ,s,ss.. .,a -, -.
4 =. -, -. q -
~ e ""' "''u 0"fe' ihe mont seaN on
the main isle on TIE south side wefe reserved
ior the family, while on tn other side sat the
honorary paHbearers, twelve IN number.
BACK OF them were seated the President, the
wee resident. he members OF the cHbi-
net ana the speaker OF the House. the
lusuoes OF the supreme toirt aud the
ouuens OF tne Stste department, including
,ne neaos OF the bureaus. The oip-
iomauc corps were seated IN the pews next
PACK ana the members OF the senate and
nouse OF heptesehAuNes occupied The renAin-
ing Seats IN the Two central blocks OF pows.
Aons the hoitn a'sie OF the church we're
| the south was utilized for visiting delegn,i,ns
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GOOD. RELIABLE. wEARABLE LINENS WILL
BE SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL DEMAND
YOUR CONSIDERATION. TIE GOODS ARE
NV AND FRESH. Our BUYER HAS JUST RE-
TURNED FROM THE NEW YORK MAKKEr AND
HAS SECURED A STOCK OF WHICH WE CAN
JUSTLY BE PROUD. EVERY YARD OF
LINEN. EVERY DOZES NAPKINS. EVERY SINGLE
TowEL-HAs THE STAMP OF woRTHINEss UPON
1T. OUR LINEN STOCK WILL DELIVER THE
PALM TO NONE WHETHER YOUR PURCHASE
Is LARGE OR SMALL. WHETHER YoU INTEND
To PIT OFT A HOTEL Or A PRIVATE HOUSE.
VOC CANNOT AFFORD TO GIVE Us THE SLIP
on LINENS
WI HAVE BOUGHT WITH The VIEW OF THE
INAUGURATION NEEDS IN OUR EYE. AND
THIS SALE Il an EXAMPLE OF THE GOOD
THINGS We OFFER
orr SHELVES THIS MORNING ARE PILED
HOB WITH NEEDsBLE LINENS. THE PRICES
w OFTEE WILL MAKE BIG OPENINGS IN
THOSE SHELVES. But THERE Is A RESERVE
ARMY TO TAKE THE PLACE IN THE BREACHES
THE ITEMS BELOW WILL QUICKEN THE
sTEP To A BUYING MARCH. BUT WHETHER
YOU PURCHASE OR Nor. COME IN AND POST
YOURSELVES. AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS. OF
THE GREAT VALUES HERE
IT'S BAUSrs PRICES IN LINENS AS WELL
A. THE OTHER SEcEssARIEs OF woMAN's
EXIsTENCE
PUEE LINEN CREAM TABLE DAMAsK. REGU-
LAR JOc QUALITY ........................2 oC. YD.
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMAsK. 10 INCHES
WIDE WORTH 5OC.................... .39c I'D.
~ YDs. Y , YDs. LONG RED BoRDERED Ia
BILE SETS CLOTH AND NAPKINS TO MATCH.
WORTH - g.. 80 SET.
- PURE LINEN DANISH DINNER NAPKINS.
RE5ULAR 81 vALUEs.......-...........74C DOE
20 DOZEN PURE LINEN DAMAsK BLEACHED
TOwEis. PLAIN AND KNoTTED FRINGE.
Would MAKE TIE BTsT CSC TOWEL IN
wAsHISGToS. But THEY ARE ONLY lsc- EA
TURKEY RED LARGE PLAID TABLE DAMAsK.
RED AND WHITE. WORTH 75C ......371.C YD
IOO DOZ CHECKED CRED AND wHITEJ poY-
LIS ONLY &C. boz
BArMs.
4IG 9TH STREET
40 CREDIT QUICK sALES-sMALL PROFITS"
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures Of tbs
Office Of the weather bureau today; sam, "a;
2 pm, ~; maximum. ~: minimum, 2e
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Dr. EMIrn TowmHxsD, Who for several
months has been seriously 81, II, his many friends
viii be glad to learn, now rapidly improving.
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SERVICES IN THE CHURCH.

The underwriters assistants offciAted as the
active pallbearers, and followed directly aftes
bearing the casket. which was almost hidden
from view by flowers.
Mrs. Blaine did not attend the services at the
church. Following the mortal remains Of the
great ex-Secretary Of State came his eldest
daughter. Mrs. Walter Damrosch. leaning upon
the arm Of her brother. Mr.. James q. Blaine,
ir., and Miss Harriet Blaine, Mr.. VIM. L. Cur
tbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blaine and their
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BEAUTIFUL DREss GooDs

BEAUTIFUL DREss GooDs
AT UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS.
We're becoming known all over town for the
great inducements offer to purchasers but
this SPECIAL SALE of the most exquisite
DRESS PATTERNS exceeds anything we've
offered before. This is what you might call
HALF price sale. Patterns that $50. els,
S4 70 and s12 will 90 at $l2. 81. 80. &6 20
and $500.
See some of these patterns in window.
You would be able to Judge their quality from
even greater distance.
Then BENGALINES will be reduced tomor-
Evening and street shades of Bengaliue
and Armour. q number of different weaves.
that were 81. 10, will go tomorrow at. .... 81 25
REDucr1oSs In APRONS.
Qualities that were bought to sell at "a. 90.
s3 90. s2. So e. 90. 81. rs. 81. 80 and IS cts.
will be sold tomorrow for ONE-HALF PRICE.
Do not fail to see the new invoice Of DISII-
tiles, SATIN MULLS. IRISH LAWNS and
the handsome line Of WHITE GOODS. They're
beautiful.
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WOODWARD & LorHnor.
10TH. 18th AND SIS NV:
ToMoRRow-eoo YARDS
PLAIN AND Tw1I1rp
WHITE JAPANESE SILK.
-E-lnch-75c. yard
Qst door under skylisht.)
An IMPORTANT MISSIONARY
PUBLICATION
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN @. PATTON.
Missionary to the New Hebrides-introductory notes
By Arthur T. Pterson. D. D.. vols r2mo, portrait
and map. In . neat box
Our price. 81
1T stands with such books those DR.. Livingston
gave the world and shows men that heroes of the
cross not merely to be sought in past ages w.
Christian Inteuioeneer.
basement. 18th Ut. butlding.)
INTRODUCTORY
OPENING AND DISPLAY
WHITE GooDs
FOR
SrR1Se AND SUMNER Or '93,
ToMoRRow-TURsDAY JAN. 81.

Like mountain ranges. snow covered. are these
bulgins. billowy. swelling masses of WHITE GOODS.
The bulk of the stock here and think it the best
and most attractive we've shown. You know
WHITE GOODS much under the influence Of
fashion silks and other stufs and to cater
must have TASTE tact and experience All these have
been brought to bear in the selection Of present
STOCK which Is replete with novelties and rich in its
wonderful variety of things from home and abroad.
FINE WHITE SWISS. red. blue or pink embroid-
erred dots, 81 inches wide.
Soc. yard
FANCY FRENCH LAWN FLoUNCING. satin
stripes. in new colors.
FINE CHECKED AND STRIPED DIVINITY. 80
inches wide.
80 and 371ic. yard
DIMITY PRINTED WITH CoLoRED STRIPES
AND FIGURES. 81 inches wide.
-25c. yard
DIMITIEs. medium and small checks. medium
and broken plaids
lie. yard
IMPORTED SWISS LAWN. introduced by US into
Washington several years and sold only by now.
II grows more popular each season. You know it
we'll. Larnders beautifully Is SOFT sheer and dur
able.
IS inches wide. s5c. Yard
BLACK GRENADINE LAWNS satin stripes and
plaids-fast color. 81 riches wide
-25c I'd
PINE sATIN-sTRIPED APEoNETTE LAWN. 40
inches wide.
lie. yard
INDIA LINoN fine and sheer. 81 inches wide.
--121sc. yard
VICTORIA LAWN. smooth and fine. 40 inches
wide.
lie yard
JONES' IMPORTED CAMBRIA. soft finish. 80
inches wide.
go p. 30 and 37,&c. yard
HEMsTITCHED AND TUCKED LAWNS.
80. so. 60. 75c- and LOO yard
PIoUEs. plain cords. checks. &c.
-25. 40. so. 62h. 75c. and 90 yard
Persian Lawns. English Nainsooks.
French Nainsoois.
Long Cloths.
cd noor...... 18th st. bldg
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JULIUS LANsBuReps
RRR II nm K
r. # f II: 4 s. {
n. Y. AVE. NEAR l4rH ST.. 1.

n. Y. AVE. NEAR 14rH 81. l.
LAxsBuReH & BRo.
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EVEN These.
THE Indispensable. b" come in for their
share Of "Chopping." These useful articles
that you cannot do without. at these prices
should claim the attention Of all those that
desire to save money These are MONEY
SAVERS"
LACERs YARDS LONG. for cents.
STANDARD CROCHET SILK % cents spool.
KINGS BAsTING COTTON. 500 yards. 4 cents.
BROWNS SHOE POLISH cents bottle.
THIMBLES. cent each. all sizes.
BENT HOOKS AND EYES. cents card. all sizes.
STEEL SCISSORS. full nickeled. 81 cents.
PATENT SAFETY PINS papers for cents.
SILK DRESS LACERS, all colors. cents.
BEST MACHINE OIL. 8 cents bottle.
sTEEL-PoINTED HAIR PINS. papers for cents.
BLooD's NEEDLES. cents paper.
CORSET CLASPS. 8 for 25 cents.
DARNING COTTON, balls for 5 ce nts.
BLACK DRESSING COMBS. 9 cents each.
Here is an offer worth considering.
WINDOW SHADES.
Guaranteed to give good
SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR.
Give US your order now and avoid the rush.
THE LOWEST PRICE.
THE BEST WORK.
EXPERT SHADE MAKERS.
ESTIMATES FREE.
postal card or telephone message will bring our
man to your house with samples.
CoRsErs
OF RELIABLE MAKERS
POPULAR PRICES.
R G.-Made of Fast-black sstteen. extra long
waist and high. corded bust, edged at the top with
black lace. Sizes Is to 30. Price. 5Oc
soNNETTE No. 4O-Made Of Black satteen and fine
whalebones. heavily boned bust. long waist Sizes
1s'0 30 Only 75c
with satteen pockets wide whalebones. extra lons
waist and high bust for slender figures; white.
Sizes Is to 81 Price. 81
soNNETTE No eoo-M.de Of satteen extra long
hips and Venus backs. each whalsbone embrOid-
cred the top with white silk and edged with EN-
'r'idsr'' White S1.75. Black $500.
All sizes.
ALL coRsETs BOUGHT OF Us ARE GUARAN.
TEED TO WEAR.
HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT IS NEW FOR SPRING.
Come In and look around Evidences Of spring all
over the store-peeps from every corner.
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a4S4 BBB 4 4 90
,a3o 40. 4s2 "a. 42e SEVENTH 81. NV.
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BE Sure You Are RroHr.
THEN GO AHEAD

THEN GO AHEAD
But rst be very sure you are rights % d 90 essv n
be deceivsd-you may be wrong and yet not hnovh
When you 20 TO buy bottle Of cARTERs LITTLE
LIVER PILLS be sure you get "c-A-R-T-E-R-,sr
then You are all right and can 30 ahead; you know
their value they never fan But don't forget ourin.
junction.
BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
De sure you s'f for 'c-AR-r-E-R--s." leisure
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FINAL REDUcr1oxs
on OUR MISSES, GARMENTS.


Spring goods are arriving every day and they can
not be and displayed advantage with these
winter goods in the way.
Cloaks in mixed cheviot Effects with long military
capes and rolling storm collars si1es4 to IA years
Heavyweight Jackets. navy blue and tan mixtures
large pearl buttons perfect fitting. Sizes 12 IA AID
l6years
Reduced from $40 90 and slo 90 to ss To-
Handsome Long Cloaks. full bishop sleeves. velvet
revers and cuffs. finished with anxora fur. Sizes 9
and 10 yesrs
-Reduced from els 70 to $40 Co.,
Mixed Cloth Cioaks. cainers hair effect. slklined
hoods. full bishop sleeves. handsomely trimmed
with fur. Sizes 8. 10 and u years
-Reduced from els. rs and SO 90 to sra
ed door. st. bidx)
ON OUR LADIES' GARMENTa
The cold weather Of the pas. few weeks has badly
cut up our Cloak and Wrap stock but there many
choice things remaining. We prefer to mark low
prices on them now. nigh. when you need them. to
carrying them over until next season
2Handsome Havana Brown Long Jackets, Pingat
back handsomely braided and trimmed with electric
seal.
-Reduced from s45 TO s2a-
lot Of Fine Refer Jackets. cheviot Sicilian and
ksrsey. black. navy blue and TAM extra long. nearly
all lined with silk.
Reduced from s16 SC els. go and s2a. 30 to
-sl6-
Alot Of Triple-caps Nswmarkets. stylish plsids.
Reduced from SIS so TO e1O.--
Alot of Black TvIled Cloth Refers. tailor fnish.
perfect hitting.
-Rsduced TO FL
Alot Of Cloth Surface Waterproof Garments.
-Reduced from -. 60. 80 and 81 to 81 so
Cd noor .11th st. buiidnG.)
The COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR COIN for sale here.
Price o.. Once second door. llth Of. building.
Tho DR. JAEGER SANITARY UNDERwEAR-an
weights 90 per cent OF list prices
CUP OF PURE JAPANESE TEA served free
| from booth II Japanese Department.
FRESH CHOICE CONNECTIONS.
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
,a3o 10TH nth AND SITS. NV.