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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Some Lively Bouts,

There We're, three good exhibition spar
ring bouts at the Eureka Athletic Club
house last evening. The first was a ten
round affair between the bantam rivals.
Tody Banks and Alex Brown. which the
referee. Mr.. Lavelle. properly called a
draw. 1t was a good fight and full Of &C.
ton from first to last. The second bout
was between two featherweights. Howard
Wilson Of this city and Aleck Crittenden
Of Philadelphia The latter was heralded
as the sparring partner Of The Kentucky
Rosebud" and, consequently, was expect
ed to give good account Of himself. Such
was not the case by any means. He was
no match for the Washington boy, and was
put to sleep in the opening of the second
round, almost before Wilson had warmed
up to his work. The event of the even
ing was a ten-round go between two New
York bruisers, named Chuck Connors and
Billy WEIGH. 1. was a smuggling match
from start to finish, and nearly as rough
as q foot ball game. Connors was the ag-
gressor throughout and did nearly all the
leading. WEIGH made a good defensive
fight and had way of meeting Connors'
rushes that would have settled less
sturdy bruiser. WEIGH braced up wonder
fully in The last round, and for the first
time during the fight assumed the defen-
sive. While this round was clearly his,
the referee gave the fight to Connors on
the ground that he had done the most
leading and had scored the greatest num-
Der of points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
May Stop Foot Ball at Harvard.

1T does not matter" safd a prominent
Harvard alumnus. referring to the Harvard
players injured in yesterdays game at
Philadelphia how unfit these men may
have been to enter the contest at all; the
fact remains that they were carried from
the field before the eyes of $4,000 people,
and such a relic of barbarism cannot be
tolerated. In my mind there is not the
slightest question that the Harvard faculty
will at once take some decided action and
prohibit Harvard students from entering
intercollegiate foot ball contests. The game
has outgrown all proportions. 1t is no
longer a college contest but savors of
professionalism and prize fighting in every
detail. The idea of college graduates who
have been foot ball men leaving college to
coach teams at 500 a week is disgusting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Housefurnishing Dept.
basement floor.

basement nOOr.D
$3.50 Pittsburg Brass Banquet Lamp Shade. 81. +s
S4.is Brass Table, with onyx top. ....... So. %
1895 DorfiDger Cut Glass Water Pitchers. 80
SIS Cut Glass on Jugs. 90
S249 Cut Glass Celery Holders. 81. IS
S225 Cut Glass Water Bottles. 81. 10
23c Cut Glass Peppers and Salts. -..........1 Ice
$3.50 Marblelz ID Iron "Ansonia'' Clocks 81. As
roc Ansona" Clocks, with alarm. 5000. &c
SIG Royal Blue Dinner Set, 112 pieces. .sl2. 95
1921 Porcelain Chamber Set. 10 pieces 81. 10
Ss.9S China Fish Set, IA pieces ...........S7.9 5
Sis China Pudding Set pieces. .9sc
Sis Jardinieres, all sizes and styles .9Se.
l5c China Plates, large size. decorated. Toe
lie After Dinner Cups and Saucers.. PC
25e French Chi1a Cups and Saucers ....... Ice
$3.50 Banner OIL Heating Stoves. ...... 81. IS
sl9S Brass O'Clock Tea Kettles. 81. As
Sl9S Bissell Carpet Sweepers best. ...... 81. IA
Boo Galvanized Chamber Pals, with cover. .29c
l9c Japanned Coal Hods, full size. ..........l4c
Soc JapanDed Bread Boxes, large size. pc
4sc Cuspidors, on brass foot.................8 9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Cornell and Lehi1h Dispute.

Ithaca. N. Y. Cornell and its old-time
rival Lehigh, had a row over their game
at Ithaca. N. Y. yesterday. and Lehigh re-
fused to continue. Referee Young declared
the game In favor OF the Ithacans by 10 to
q. Cornell claimed fair touch down by
Starbuck and Lehigh said no. In fact It
was this way: In the latter part Of the
last half Lehigh had the ball on Cornell's
10-yard line. The referee, thinking Harri
son had the ball down. blew his whistle.
Harrison had fuInbled, however. Star
buck caught the ball, rushed the length Of
the field and placed IL between Lehigh's
posts. Lehigh claimed that the whistle
cut off the play.
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FULL List of Souvenir Pricess
TOMORROW Is POSITIVELY THE l.
Mems Department. :

d so Neckwear. all styles. ...$1l0
81 Scarfs all shapes and styles. .......... SIC
Csc Neckwear, 10 endless variety. ..........3 9c
P5c Scarfs FIVE different styles. .....-.-....2 &c
2ss SAX Umbrellas. new styles. -....... .$2-Io
1895 silk Umbrellas. all styles. ........... S..o
$3.50 sets-Umbrella and Cane. ....... 40
10 Der cent discount all Smoking Jackets,
House Coats Bath Robes, silk Muffiers. SILK Sus-
penders Pajamas and Mackintoshes
81 50 Best Fancy Percale Shirts. ...........S ll9
81 Full Dress and Fancy Business Shirts - -esc
75c PalaIs Royal Unlaundered Dress Shirts .6'c
75c Heavy Twill Night Shirts. ooe
81 Flannelette and Canton Flannel Night
Shirts Wv
$50 Gloves Every pair Warranted. .Sl3o
Sl.75 Best Cheyrette Gloves, usually 81 $lo9
soc Initial silk Handkerchiefs. ..........- 3oc
35c Plain II. s. Silk Handkerchiefs. 21c
Sl.25 silk Muf1ers new styles. ........-....s sc
S1.T5 Hygicnic Underwear, usually 81. $l.39
Si.T5 Norfolk and New Brunswick Under
wear -SA'oO
81 so Superior NatuEnl Wool Under wear :. 70
81 Natural Wool Underwear. .......--..-..I 9c
zoe Fleece-lined Underwear. ..-.....-....i ic
zoe Half Hose wool and cotton. ......... .+2c
35c Half Hose, all styles. ......-.........s Sc
Csc Half Hose, all styles. ..-l9c
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intercollegiate Gymnastic AssOcia-
ton.
Virginta Base Ball League.

A meeting of the Virginia State Base
Ball League was held at Richmond last
night. Representativ es from Norfolk, Rich
mond. Lynchburg, Roanoke and Newport
News We're present. Portsmouth and DAN
VILE are to be admitted to the league. Last
nights action insures at least six or eight
clubs for next season. A fixed salary limit
was agreed upon. The meeting adjourned
until the first week in January, when OFF,
GERS are be elected and other arrangements
perfected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30

The Carroll Institute Basket Ball Team
and the team from the Baltimore Y. NJ. c.
A. will oppose each other in a match game
Of b lsket ball in the gymnasium of the Car
roll Institute tomorrow evening. These
two teams played a holly contested game
in Baltimore recently, the result being a
victory for the Baltimore boys. There will
be no charge for admission and members
and friends Of the institute are cordially
invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Spring Racing mt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. November 30.-The rae
ing stewards Of the st. Louis Fair Asso-
citation in preparation for the spring meet
ing Of 1898 have decided to offer liberal
card, with view to bringing here some
Of the big stables whose eastern pros
poets are much dimmed by recent occur
rences. The stewards are preparing to
hang up three 10000 stakes as star fea-
lures Of the spring meeting. 1t is intend
ed to have the first run as the inaugural
event of the meeting, the second. during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Some Fast Shooting.

At the Westminster Kennel Club show
at Babylon, L. l., yesterday there was the
quickest shooting ever seen at these traps
although they are conceded to be the fast
est in the country. b. r. Kittridge, who
began poorly, -afterward won in three Of
the events, killing ten birds straight in
one sweep tho best score of the day.
Palmer and Horid divided the first and
second sweepstakes Kittridge won the
third and fourth; Palmer and Kittridge
divided the fifth and Horid won the sixth.
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and Furniture.


d9c Lace Curtains, yards long ............ 40.
Sl'o Lace Curtains. 81 yards long. ........Sl2 %
S2'o Irish Point Curtains, 81 inches wide 81 .9S
% Chenille Curtains. dado and fringe. -. 81 9s
S3sS Chenille Curtains, figured all over 2gs
sl4s Bamboo and Bead Portieres. ..........Sll 10
4sc chenille Table Covers, with fringe. ..... 39c
ssc Chenille Covers, ~ yards square. Coo
Si.9S Chenille Covers, yards square. 81 80
&c I'D Figured Cretonne. effects. ......+c
lie I'D Figured Silkalire. 50 inches wide. &c
sl.9s Ladies Wicker Rockers. new styles. :. 81 80
va Foarfold Screen, feet high. 10
9sc Oak and Mahogany Tables. soc
Si.1' 'apahese rugs. lxZ yards. 81. 10
10 per cent discount the one-of. a kind rieces
OF File Furniture selected expressly for Christmas
presents.
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Frozen to Death in Ru.sia.

LONDON. November 30.-A dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard says that nine wo-
mon and two men were frozen to death
In a sudden snow storm at Besdonnaia in
the lula district of Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
FATALLY DEFECTIVE FLUE.
Mother and Two Children Burned Ia
Death.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. November BOAT 12:lR
o'clock this morning the house Of JacoH
Schoppenhelm. on Prescott avenue, was SET
on fire by a defective fue and burned ia
the ground. Mrs. Schoppenhelm and two
children, aged two and four years, persisted;
In the flames. The husband and father had
narrow escape from death. being serious.'
ly scorched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
QueensIand Ministry Beaten.

BRISBANE, Queensland, November 80,
The ministry have been defeated today In
the legislative assembly. owing to theis
refusal to include in the appropriation bill
credit for the payment Of the membera
Of the assembly.
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Glove Department.

IFlIst
81 81 Palais Royal Cloves all styles. 81 81
81 Kid Gloves, 4-button and Shook. ....... SIC
81 Suede Mousquetaires and Biarritz ...... .S5c
81 50 English Walking Gloves, the best 81 81
81 20 Evening CLOVIS, II buttons. .........S1 .9S
81 IS NousIuetaires and 4-button Kids. 81 IL
soc Cashmere Gloves. the best. .44c
25c Fabric Gloves and Mittcns. .2ic
81 Misses and Boys Kid Gloves. .S5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30

third, near the wind-up. Besides the three
big events mentioned the stake program
will include twelve other events. each OF
which will have a value Of not less than
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Defeated Capt. Bogardus.

w. Tramp" Irwin. formerly champion
shot Of Kansas. defeated Capt. A. II. Bo-
gardus of Lincoln. the old-time champion
of the world yesterday in a shoot at live
birds at Springfield. Ill. The score was
AZ to 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Dress Goods Department.

Use Fancy and Black Tareta SILKS .......6Sc
81 silks black and eoiOrs. .................SJc
soc Black Taffeta silks, usually Csc. $3.50. SOC
soc China SILKS. ~ shades. .................45c
csc Surah Silks, all styles. .oec
81 yelvets, black and colors. sec
$3.50 YslVets for 81. 80 and SIS Velyets' .$l.le
EOc su-vool Suitipys all STYLES ..........2 9c
Use Jacquard suitings new effects. ...-...... SOC
SIPS Covert Cloths. 54-inch. .............6 Sc
81 so suitings. exclusive novelties .-......s sc
10 per cent discount on Black Wool Fabrics,
iocluding Priestley's winter weights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
Arson Beaten mt Billiards.

The first fight Of q two-night series of
games, 800 points each night, at 14-inch
balk-line billiards, for $3.50 a side, between
Capt. A. c. Arson of Chicago, the famous
ball player, and W. III. Harrison of Pitts
burg. took place last night at Pittsburg.
Score. Harrison, 300; AnsorS 1856 Aver
ages, Harrison, and 1851; Arson. and
l-57. High runs. Harrison, 20: Arson, 10.
The remaining game will be played tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
The Islands biggest Day.

The largest crowd in the history OF the
track made the Journey to Alexander
Island yesterday, and as two favorites. two
second choices and an outsider won, the
public quit about even on the day. As
usual, the fields were large. and the racing
was good. The winners were: Blackfoot,
to o. JoyuISse, IL to 1 Pirate Chief, / to 2;
Blue Bird, 3 to 2, and Detroit, 5 to 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
LATE SPORTING NEWS
Pennsylvania Defeats Harvard.

pennsylvania DefeQtS harvard.
AS stated in an extra edition pf The Star
yesterday, the University Of Pennsylvania
football team defeated the Harvard eleven
by IS to 4. Twenty thousand people saw
the game.
of the Cambridge men were compelled to
leave the field. Charley Brewer wrenched
his weak ankle in the first half and Har-
ward was without the services Of her best
kicker. Emmons leg was also strained
and he was compelled to go to the side
lines The other injured players were Hal
lowell Wheeler and Fairchild.
Only two points were scored In the ilrst
half and these were made by Pennsylva-
MIA on safety.
Foot Ball Scores Yesterday.
Following are the results of some OF the
foot ball games played yesterday:
At Richmond-University of Virginia, "a;
University of North Carolina. o.
At Observation-Disclosures Athletic CLUB,
II; ST. Johns College, D.
At Staunton. Va.-Virginia Military In
stitute, 10; Agricultural and Mechanical
College, q.
land Agricultural College. o.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Franklin and Mar
shall, %: Pennsylvania College, %
At York, Pay. NJ. G. A, 6; Carlisle In
dams, g.
At Easton, Pa.-Lafayette. 46; Bucknell.
o.
At Chicago-Chicago Athletic A, 4: Dart
mouth, 0.
At Extraordinarily Of Michigan, 9;
University of Chicago, 4.
At Savannah-University Of Georgia, 2;
Savannah, G.
At Ithaca, N. Y.-Cornell 10; Lehigh, 6.
intercollegiate Gymnastic AssOcia-
ton.
A meeting will be held In New York to-
night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to form
an intercollegiate gymnastic association.
The following colleges are expected to be
represented: University Of Pennsylvania.
Harvard, Yale. Princeton, Amherst, Cor
nell. University of Virginia. Haverford,
Swarthmore, Williams end Dartmouth. The
proposed association will be modelled some
what after the plan Of the Intercollegiate
Track Association. An annual contest
will be held to decide the college gymnas-
tic champiorsh
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Handkerchief Department.

81 Fine Linen Handkerchief, embroidered. {. :. SOC
zoe Handkerchief all styles. .44c
25c Handkerchief all styles. 22c
1Sc Handkerchiefs embroidered. ........... .121ac
10 per cent discount Fine Linen and Duchess
Lace Handkerchiefs.
1212c Japanese silk Handkerchefs. .1Oc
SOC Initial silk Handkerchefs. .3oc
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Doll Department.
First foOr.)

10 pei cent uiscount-one-tenth or marked price
of doll selected Note that clothes to fit the baby
size dolls can be had In the infants department
third floor. Miniature Trunks for dolls clothes on
q sement floor.
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Art Department.
Housekeeping Goods.
Second Floor.)

(SeCOnd FIOOr.J
soc I'd. Table Linen. IL inches wide. $500. SOC
SOC I'd Table Linen. GO inches wide. ...... Soc
81 so yd Double Damask, ~ inches wide. =. 81 Is
Sc 80 H. g. Table Cloth aud l. Napkins. .s4 9S
81. so Cloth. 1-2x2 1-2. and II Napkins $1OoO
81 so dozen Dainask Napkins, 20 inches. 81. 10
S2AS dozen Damask Napkins, % inches. 81 %
81 l-2c H. g. Towels 22x49 inches. ........ .25c
IL lie Ready made Pillow Cases .......... lie
81 81 Satin Covered Eiderdown Quilts. So 40
81 so Marscilles Pattern Bed Spreads. ...... csc
IS California Wool Blankets, 1l4........$439
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THE POISONS

that enter and those which accumulate
within the body will be vigorously opposed
and expelled II the liver be active. To keep
the liver active take DIR. Pierces Pleasant
Pellets. Health depends greatly upon regu-
layity Of habits.
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Toys, Games, Candy.

Easement fOor.)
10 per cent discount-onetenth less than the price
marks tell you.
2oc pound Buttercups and Caramels ......... Ice
Fresh every hour Flavors: Vanilla, Orange, Pts
tacho, Violet, Rose, Moasses, Cocoanut, Walnut,
Chocolate.
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Rnce-Goers Not Accommo dnted

The great crowd attending the racing at
the st. Asaph track yesterday saw three
favorites, a third choice and two outsiders
win. The racing was above the average.
and the only drawback to the days pleas
ure was the miserable management Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. the re-
turn trip of the last train consuming near
ly an hour, when fifteen minutes would
have been amply sufficient. The winners
were: Mckee, to l.; Senator Vest, to s;
Baroness, Is to 1; Marriage. to /; Hammie
l TO 2, and Marshall, . to 5.
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Underwear Department.

(Thrd hoor)
9Sc Heavy Cloth Skirts with ru1e. ........... soc
SIPS Knit Worsted Skirts, with border. csc
81. Black Sateen Skirts. embroidered ruie 81 So
50 Black Silk Skirts, 9nch rufle. 81. 9S
81 Muslin Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Corset
covers .......-................ .o9c
6Oc Shawl Fascinators, large size 100000. .89c
sl.9s Eiderdown Dressing Sacques. .S.33
s1.S5 Lawn Pillow Shams, appiqusd. ............$1
S1.4S Shams, with accordion pleated rule. 81 %
S19S ''Sonnette" Corsets, lS9i-93 style 81. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
international Cycle Races.

The summary Of the bicycle racing at
Madison Square Garden, n. Y, yesterday
and last night follows:
Two-mile scratch (class B)-Won by c. M
Murphy. Time, 4oS AS.
One-mile Professionalism by A A.
Zimmerman. Time 2:34.
Five-mile indoor championship (class
A)-Won by Tom Butler, Cambridgeport.
Time, 14:27 %
Two-mile handicap (class B)-Won by
Tom Butler GO YARDS. Time, 4:44 40.
Two-mie PROFESSIONALISM by Alexander
Nerheyen. Time, 5:l2.
One-mile, 800 class (class A)-Won by W.
c. Rome. Jersey City. Time. 2:31.
Mile championship (class A)-Won by w.
A. Barbeau, New York. Time, 2:30 2-5.
One-mile championship GLASS B)-Won by
c. NJ Murphy. Time, 2:27.
Five-mile scratch tclass B)-Won by c. NJ
Murphy. Time. 1912.
Two-mile professionalism by A. A.
Zimmerman. Time, STA is.
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FOLLOWING SOUVENIR QUOTED:
Hosiery and Underwear.


25c Ribbed and Fle.ced Vests and Pants. -. .22c
49c Plain Meri 10 Vests and Pants. .......... Bic
Csc Ribbed MernO Vests and Pants. ......... 49c
I5c Natural nj SaxOry Wool Underwear. Z. .69c
81 White, Red and Gray Wool Underwear. .... soc
$3.50 Best Australian Wool Underwear. 81. 80
sl.iS Black Tights. knee and ankle lengths. 81 0
10 Per cent OF Norfolk and New Brunswick In
derwenr and Phyllis Combinat ton Suits and Tights
and oil SILK Underwear.
PIC Fast Black and Fancy Hose. .1Sc
2oc Fast Black and Fancy Hose. 21c
BE Fast Black Hose. very superior. ........ PIE
Zoe French Novelty Hose, all styles. ....... .44c
9sc silk Hose, boot patterns. Observation-Disclosures c
sos Silk lose, 81. 40 and 81. 9S Hose ..sI7 70
2oc Children's Black Hose, TO 1O..........2lc
DOC superior BLACK Hose. to 9ia. ...........2 9c
5Oc Boys Extra Heavy. 7 TO 1O...............44c
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Ladies' DeptS.

Practical presents among The bulky goods that
ar. being pushed out by the fancy
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Ribbon Department.
Trimmings and Laces

sc I'd. Jet Edges. eight styles .21c
s5c I'd. Jet Points, full size. .....~.@ss.. .. Csc
$3.50 Jet Panels, yard long. 80
s. Best Ostrich Feathar Boss........,.sAs.,.. ~
81 Is dozen Smoked Pearl Bottoms large... 81 .13
- per cent OF other Trimmings and Laces Of
every description.
81 I'd silk Chiffon. 4S inc hes wide .....><a.s. .76c
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Jewelry Department.
Umbrellas and Canes,

First hoor)
81. IS silk Umbrellas fancy handles. ... 81 40
81 AZ silk Umbrellas, new style handles. >. 81 10
$3.9S SILK Umbrellas, imported handles. :. So 70
10 per cent or more expensive Umbrellas
81 20 Congo Sets, Umbrella and Cane. ..s24 s
so Congo Sets, Umbrella and Cane. .... So -
81 Chidren's Umbrellas. with 22nch frames soc
Sl.9s Chdren's Umbrellas, with Dresden han
uies 81 .CS
81. 80 Canes solid gold and silver CAPS So %
81 90 Canes, silver band and caps ......s26 So
30 Canes, Prince Of Wales style. 81 25
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I'm Satin Lined Boxes.

The souvenir List merely says: 81 Jewslry. all
Styles for ssc." Let us tell you that the 81
Jewelry includes Sterling Silver Manicure Files,
Corn and Cuticls Knives, Boot Hooks. Stamp
Boxes. Seals with all initials; Manicure Articles
OF alt Kinds. Each In satin plush lined box. soc
for choice of articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents, that would cost up to $3.50 at the jewel ,rs
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NeckWear and Wells.

25e silk Windsors all styles. .22c
81 .35 yard Accordion Plated Chiffon. 81. %
10 per cent on Point Venise Lace Collars.
25c yard Wells, all styles. ....................19c
Csc Wells for SOC and 4Sc Wells soc
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And These POcketbOOkS

The Souvenir List merely says: SOC. Pocket
books for lsc" You will gladly learn that 43c viii
buy the Combina ton Cord Case and Purse made OF
warranted real SEAL with guaranteed sterling sill
trimming
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Leather Goods Dept.

First F!oor)
ssc Pocket Books and Shopping Bags. ....... soc
soc Seal z. Books, s. silver trimming. .48c
25c Pocket Books and Shopping Bags. .......2 lc
SIPS Writing Tablets, fitted. .............I.1 10
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Apron Department.

CThird foor.) -.
3sc Nurses Aprons, extra size. ............. 29c
5oc Ladies' Aprons forty-three styles. ...... .39c
Toe Lawn Aprons, plain and lace trimmed. =. Dc
SliS Childrens Aprons. with aces and ribbons .9Sc
SIC Waitress Caps. in ported ............ :25c
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Rubber Goods Department.

Rubber Goods Department.
First foor.)
10 per cent OF Mems Mackintoshes.
$19S Ladies' Cloth finish Mackintoshes :. 81. 10
So 6S ladies' Waterproof Cloth Mackintoshes 81 9S
$5.6S Ladies' Mackintoshes. military cape. 81 %
$1,000 Golf Cape Mackntoshes, silk lined. SO %
Notions and Toilet Articles.
Flrst floor,
Zoe cake Skin Food Toilet Soap. &c
69c ounce Grown Crabappls Blossom. go. =. Ale
SOC Atomizers, filled with Woodworth's per-
15c Borated Talcum Powder. .................9 80
2oc Powder Boxes, pink and blue enamel. :. .21c
25c Tooth Brushes warranted In every respect 1Sc
2oc Hair Brushes superior for the price. .21c
1ec Nail Brushes, well made. ............... 12c
loo Slverins Soap Boxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
TOO French Plate Mirror and Hand Glass :. .42c
SOC Throat Atomisers. continuous spray. :. .s9c
49c Family Syringe, three rubber tubes ...... 85c
1oc Fountain Syringe, two-Quart size. ....... .olc
lie Dress Shields, Kleinerts .................12c
15c WhalSbons Casing, o yards for. ...........9o
1oc dozen Whaebones, extra stout. loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30

Nsh,. writes:
IL was troubled
with boils for thirty
years. Four years
ago Twas so affioted
with them that I
could not walk. I
bought DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, and
took one Pellet sf-
ter each meal. Tho
botls soon disappear
ed and have had
none since. ! have
also been troubled
with sick headache.
When I feel the
headache coming
on, ! take one or
two 'Pellets,' and
am relieved Of it."