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Evening star., 1897-03-20
Extending the Civil Service Law

The extent to which the civil service law
has been applied TO the government places
curing the last few years is clearly shown
by a public document about to be issued.
of which a synopsis is given in today's news
columns The sum total OF the work thus
performed is surprising even to those VINO
have followed with interest the various ex-
ecu,ive orders issued on the subject. 1t ap-
pears that of the 1Is.il1 positions in .he
executive civil service sizes are now "classi-
fed or protected by the operations OF the
civil service law. and the remainder. or
aI SD are in the unclassified service or
the latter however. it is shown that i2.sI1
are stiIl liable to classification, including
IL Ss5 in the postal service. Should these
IL, taken into the classified lists there Will
remain only ao.0I4 places beyond the range
of civil service rules. and of these i.sis
would be the presidential officers confirmed
by the Senate Nothing could show the
possibilities of the law for the good OF the
government service more plainly thah these
statistics II the reform of the civil service
be a good thing in theory it should be in
practice 1t has proved amply so in actual
operation when applied to a certain pro-
portion of the public positions, and II Is
fair presumption that it will continue bene-
fetal. if well administered. when extended
10 cover all the places that properly beiong
under its rules. There are some positions
such as those filled by presidential appoint
ments which can not in the nature oi
things be included under such a system
unless the entire theory of the government
be changed and with these notable excep-
tfons. which the tables given in the forth
coming document show TO be comparatively
rare there is nothing to warrant the check
irg of the process of legitimate extension
which has been carried on TO such good et-
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Innings.

Ii Isn't ut all necessary TO cut
prices here-OIr standard charges are
lower than the advertised prices of
others. But this is u rebuilding
sale-and everything. no matter how
well 1t sells-has got TO stand a re-
ductiOn.
I5c. Fancy Black and
Gray-back Figured Waist
Lining, 8ac.
2oc. All-linen Extra
Heavy Stiff Canvas, I4c.
I2ac. Moire 36-in. Fast
Black Rustic Lining, 6ac.
4oc. Genuine Imported
French Haircloth, 25c.
35c. Genuine Herring
bone Gray Haircloth. I9c.
Ioc. Heavy Black Wire
York Canvas, oac.
3oc. Changeable Silks,
for Innings, I9c.
I5c. Fine Moire 36-in.
Percaline, in black and
colors, oac.
&c. Dressmakers' Cam
brio, 25c.
Ioc. Good Heavy 36in.
Selisia, all colors, 6ic.
soc. Genuine 27-inch
Herr;ngbone Haircloth,
3Qc.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Notwithstanding pugilists may go
throuSha course Of medical and anat0mi-
cal instruction before embarking on the
uncertain voyage around the squared cir
Gle in search of fame and purses. The
value of such knowledge appears from
the revelations of a physician who has been
interviewed in regard to the knock -out
blow delivered at Carson. He describes II
as a direct shock to the solar plexus," an
important nerve center located in the re-
gion popularity known as the pit of the
stomach. just below the breastbone 1t
is apparent that fighter with a scientific
acquaintance with such anatomical facts
would have a great advantage over his op-
ponent. Should blows fail the glib pro-
nunciation of the various names might
serve the purpose.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Ii Hung Chang evidently learned many
things while touring around the world, but
he apparently failed to increase his stock
OF discretion. Even since his return to
China he has been committing offenses
against official etiquette and doing penance
therefor. snd now he writes to a young
girl in Brooklyn, sends her a small gift and
actually dares to tell the age OF the en-
press. When woman gets TO be sixty-two
and has the power to give her resentment
force and effect she is very apt to feel Of
Tended when the truth about her years is
told 1t will be now IN order for the cables
10 announce that the worthy statesman
has lost not only his entire wardrobe and
his peacock feathers but his head as we'll.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
And With YOUR Assistance We Will DO 1t.
Separate


Skirts and wrsh Waists are boon
compenions. They 20 hand In hand
on all occasions make a cheap
neat and drrssy. We are selling lots
OF both kinds. Our special prices,
OF Course. do the tricks
Ladies New Percale
Shirt Waists. detachable
collar, full sleeves, pretty
designs. Value 6oc.. soc.
Ladies' Fancy Mixed
Shirt Waists, detachable
white collar, plated back.
75c. value. soc.
Ladies' Crystal More
Waist, velvet collar and
cuffs, elegantly made.
SI.3O value. .o8c.
Ladies Black Surah
and India Silk Waists,
full front and back. $500
value .S2.o
Ladies Star Check
Skirts, in black and white
and green and white
checks, percaline lined. full
width. $500 value. .S2.oS
Children's Refers. in
navy, red and green, en-
pire back and front, 4 to
IL. Value 80. .9Sc.
Tluslin Underwear.
We offer among other goods. gar
ments which have become only soiled
slightly. It's trae. but ertheie~s
enough 10 puf them in 4 Glass 10y
themselves. 4 little soap and water.
however, and presto. they are new.
Ladies' Corset Covers,
high or low necks, for
SC. I2tc. value.
Ladies Gowns. empire.
We or high necks. en-
broidery and lace trim
ming, for 6oc. Regular
OSc. value.
SOC. Corset Covers. lace
embroidery trimming. for
39c.
Ladies 25c. Muslin
Drawers, hem and cluster
of tucks, for I9c.
Ladies Umbrella Skirts.
lawn ruff1e with 4-inch
embroidery trimming, for
98c. Were Sr-39.
Children's All wool
Refers, with large sleeves,
sailor collar. Sutache
braid trimming. navy and
red, for 98c. Sizes 2 to 6
years.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Notions.

Here is good thing all these
little irnkcts AT less than the iub-
hers sell them to us-the losses don't
amount to anything much but we
know that II pieases our trade when
we now and then give them SOME
thing for very near nothing.
5 yds. Vogue Binding,
black only. &c.
4 yds. Vogue Binding,
black only, &c.
Safety Hump Hook
and Eyes, ? doz. on a card,
&c.
Duplex Hook and Eyes,
2 doz. on a card. 0c.
o-yd. piece of Silk
stitched Bone Casing. oc.
Fancy Bone Casing, SC.
yard.
Odds and ends in Gray
and Black Betting, Ic. yd.
Fancy Colored Silk
Betting, 9c. yard.
Taffeta Binding, 0-yard
piece, best quality, &c.
piece.
Best quality Horn
Bones. &c. doz.
Triumph Dress Stay, all
colors and length, SC. doz.
Fancy Colored All-silk
Elastic. a-yard garter
length. Ioc. piece.
Best Steel Veil Pins, 2
doz. in a box, &c.
Best Black Jet Pins, sc.
box.
Adamantine Pins, go
pins, &c.
Mourning Pins, so in a
box, &c.
Best Rubber Hair Pins,
sc. doz.
Cabinet Hair Pins, best
quality, SC. box.
Shoe Buttons, gross
package, &C.
Ladies' Extra Quality
Black Side Carriers, Ioc.
pair.
Curling Irons, sc. piece
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Gloves.

M course the best fitting garment
one wears is the skin It's d,sIbtfil.
though. whether IL fits the body any
better than our Gloves fit the hand.
Our soc. Glove is made
of select lambskin, nicely
finished with four large
smoked pearl buttons,
stitched with the best sew
ing silk; backs neatly en-
broidered. Come in most
all colors. Sizes from 81
to y; no blacks.
Our 75c Gloves are also
made of fine lambskin-in
tact, have such a perfect
finish that it would take an
expert to tell them from
the genuine kid-the col
ors have 4 buttons and the
blacks are Foster hook.
The sizes are 81, 81. 9, o.
and oi-and are the same
as YOU would pay Sr.oo ior
elsewhere.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

The question for the annual debate be-
bale between Princeton and Yale is whether
or not the power Of the Speaker of the
House OF Representatives is detrimental to
public interest Mr.. Cleveland will regret
that this discussion comes TOO late TO be
Of any real service to him
Evening star., 1897-03-20
An Indication

Has your son taken up the higher mathe-
matics?" inquired the friend
Il don't know for sure" replied the
father. who was looking over a number of
bills: anyhow. he's getting a great deal
more familiar with figures than he used to
be-"
Evening star., 1897-03-20
SHOOTING STARS,
An Additional Ob.ervat,o,

Truth crushed to earth will rise again."
quoted the earnest man.
That's true" replied Senator Sorghum,
but. In many cases. not until after the
referee has counted ten"
Evening star., 1897-03-20
lnntendY.

Again are men forced to remember
This solemn, unvarying thing;
The heater that struck in December
Works overtime, gaily, in spring.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
a Complex Yiand.

Twill soon bring joy to many a heart,
The shad, so strangely fine;
'Tis sweet ambrosia in part,
But mostly porcupine.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Mr. Piatt will soon have things running
smooth enough in New York to give all
bis time to reaching out for the reins in
the Senate.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Perhaps Major Mckinley thinks he may
as well have the inevitable cry Of "nepo-
tism' over with early In his administra-
tion possible.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

II IL rather unkind Of some leeisla tive
gentlemen to try to regulate the costumes
of buriesque shows at a time when a new
tariff Is expected to make clothing cost
more
Evening star., 1897-03-20
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Dress Goods.


We feel perfectly at home when
We write about Dress Goods. We
have such an unlimited assnrtmcnt
and such Il variety OF low prices tnat
It's pleasure for US to say nice
things regarding this stock.
New Beige Mixtures. in
tans. blue and Quaker
grays, double width. An
elegant line of stuff to sell
for SO little money as. .I5c.
Diagonal Mohair Wool
Suitings, same assortment
Of mixtures as the above,
which we are going to sell
IoI .23C.
38-in. Navy Blue and
Black Shepherd Checks,
square, oblong and octa-
gon patterns. 39c. quality.
Reduced to 20c.
38-in. All-wool Broken
Check Cheviots, Knicker-
booker effects, in light
gray and brown mixture.
Worth soc. .,35c.
Fully 100 pieces of Nov
city Checks, in black and
white, brown and white,
navy and white; also three
tone fancy effects, from a
pinhead to an eighth-inch
square. A bargain at SOC.
Selling at 3oc.
All-wool Tweed Bike
Suitings, in brown and
gray mixtures. This is an
elegant soft and well-wear-
ing material. Would be
cheap at 621c. .45c.
45-in. Mohair and Wool
Pineapple Checks, in three
and four-tone mixtures.
Very nobby for separate
skirts. ooc. value. For. ACC.
38-in. Elegant Luster
Black Mohair. 2oc.
value .I0c.
38-in. Atwood Black
and Navy Wire Twist
Serge. Regular 3oc.
grade ..............25c.
New designs in 38-in.
Black Figured Serges.
Worth 4oc.. 33c.
5o-in. Plain Black Sici-
lin, a great bargain at
o0c. ............ .45c.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

1t Is now intirnated that while the sultan
gets his name In large type, the car In
really the financial bscker Of the, perform
ance.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Silks,

Ours is the silk store. More Silks
than any where else within the Dis
trict confines. Better Silks-ne yer
Silks. There's kEack I'm buyinS
these goods-we possess it. There's
bit of daring In cutting down silks
as we have-but we've done it.
24-inch Figured Natural
Colored Pongee, white
and cream India, and
Fancy Striped Satin, i'll
evening and street shades.
Worth $50.
Rebuilding Price, I9c.
22-in. Plain Colored
Taffeta, in pink, nile, car
dinal, violet, white, purple
and cream, for lining
grenadines or organdies.
Worth SOC.
Rebuilding Price, 800.
24-in. Waterproof Black
India Silk, quality guar
anteed. Worth SOC.
Rebuilding Price, 800.
24-in. Double-warp All
silk Black Surah, extra
weight and finish. Worth
6oc.
Rebuilding Price, 4oc.
Changeable Rustling
Taffeta, in quite a variety
of two-tone effects. Worth
75c.
Rebuilding Price, SOC.
Black Brocade Gros
Grains. These goods are
very desirable for separate
skirts. All 'o7 designs.
Worth 75c.
Rebuilding Price, SOC.
24-in. Black Figured
Japs., very desirable for
separate waists or COM
plete suits, excellent wear
ing qualities. Worth Soc.
Rebuilding Price, 6oc.
4o-in. Plain Black India.
Just think of it, a piece of
silk a yard and an eigth
wide. 1t takes very little
for either waist or skirt.
Worth Soc.
Rebuilding Price, ooc.
24-in. Black Brocate
Taffeta, large designs and
very select styles for skirt
or entire costumes. Worth
$I.oo.
Rebuilding Price, 7oc.
New Imperial Morie
Velour, all the newest
shades; alsa black, white
and cream. Make very
swell skirts or entire suits.
Worth $I.40.
Rebuilding Price. SIOO
Evening star., 1897-03-20

There was no change today In the size
Of the city post Office building force Only
one hundred and eighty-ive men were en-
ployed.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
April.

She's on her way. The bird that ken a
watch high In the tree
Looked towards the south an sung It out
ez plainly could be-
An the sleepy branches shook themselves.
a-scatterin' far the dews,
An the crocus peeked out shyiy fur to
listen to the news.
Here's welcome to this lady-Iove ez keeps
a fellow vexed.
AL merriment one minute an 20 stormy
like the next:
But the fields an me smile at her as he
fore when she appears
With a rainbow fur Handkerchief, to wine
away the tears.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Upho1ster

Upon our third floor we have been
doing the premier Upholstery bust
ness Of the town. W. had the right
goods and knew how to mark them
BusinaSs may drop IL little. hut We
don't intend to In. caught with any
more stock than we can help.
American Opaque Win
dow Shades, spring roller,
yard wide. 2 yards long.
Special price. .25c.
Best Hand painted
Opaque 3oc.
wego Opaque
Shades. lace trimmed at
bottom, ecru and blue
only 4oc.
We hang all Shades to
your windows free of
charge.
5o-in. All-linen Slip
Coverings, in stripes or
plain. Special price 33c.
5o-in. Satin-faced Tapes
try. in colors of red. olive,
brown and rose. Special
price ..35c.
5o-in. Venetian Silk
Brocatelle, beautiful COM
bination of colors. Spe-
cial price. .SI.25
300 pairs French Mad
ras Curtains, in lengths of
of b yards, 50 inches wide,
tinted or white ground eff
fects. Goods worth from
$500 to 5000. Closing
price for choice. ST.. .o8
500 pairs Tamboured
Muslin Curtains, 81 yards
long, borders on both
sides. Worth $2.5o. Clos
ing price. .98c.
1000 pairs Nottingham
Lace Curtains, length 81
yards, ecru or white.
Worth $I.25. Closing
price .60c.
Another lot of 1 900 yds.
Embroidered French Mus
lin for sash curtains.
Worth zoe. For. .Ioc.
200 pieces of new
Imported Swiss Muslin,
full 38 inches wide, in
coin spots and figured.
Worth 2oc. For. .I21c.
New Silkalines, SO in.
wide. I24c. quality.
For .oc.
Hosiery.
Children's 3-thread, high
spliced heels and toes,
German made, warranted
fast black, double knees,
a grand school hose, 6-9s.
A good I9c. quality.
For .I24c.
We never carry over
any goods from one sea-
son to another. That is
the reason of this item:
20 doz. Ladies' I'm
bleached Hose, very best
25c. quality, made from
fine Maco yarn, firm but
elastic .I2Ac.
60 doz. Ladies' Black
Hose. They may be a lit
tie to heavy and fine for
warm weather, but right
weight for now. 4-thread
double sole, superior Maco
thread, stamped the best
quality in the world" with
high spliced heels and
toes, made in Germany,
Louis Hermsdorf dye. 35c.
quality. For. .Ioc.
s.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Long Waits.

From the Baitimere American
The waits between acts In the Cretan
crisis are almost a. long n in the faYst
performance Of an amateur play.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

1t seems possible that in the course of
time Emperor William will complain of
having q re;chstag on his hands.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

President Mckinley does not encourage
s sI"cch-inaking in office-seekers. He has
had trouble enough with oratory
Evening star., 1897-03-20
An Up-to-D.te Baek N..I,.,.

From the New YORK Tribune.
Mr.. Gladstone b the freshest, liveliest.
most thoroughly up-to-date back mum.
Der existing In the world today.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
THE WEEK.

The Fffty-f1fth Congress met in extra ses-
sion: Mr.. Reed was reelected Speaker: q
message was received from the President
and the ways and means committee report
ed the new tariff bill; Mr.. Bailey of Texas
was nominated for the speakership by the
democrats. and was authorized by the demo-
cratic members OF the ways and means COM
mittee to make the minority report on tho
tariff bill. The President nominated John
Hay of the District Of Columbia to be am
bassador to Great Britain and Gen. Horace
Porter Of New York to be ambassador to
France: Henry White, secretary of the Unit
ed States embassy in Great Britain; Powell
Clayton OF Arkansas to be minister to Mex
leo. W. NJ. Osborne of Massachusetts, to be
consul general at London: John K. Gowdy
of Indiana. consul general at Parts; Joseph
Brigham Of Ohio to be assistant secretary
of agriculture; Perry s. Heath of Indiana
nrst assistant postmaster general; Willis
Van Devanter of Wyoming to be assistant
attorney general; Samuel E. Kercheval of
Indiana to be marshal of the United States
district of Indiana Albert W. Wishard of
indiana to be attorney of the United States
Tor the district Of Indiana. and Charles ".
Gt rdon to be postmaster of Chicago, Ill.
The arbitration treaty was taken up by the
Serate. The State Department was advised
OF the release by the Spanish authorities
in Cuba of Charles Scott EstebeH Venero
and Theodore Wives. Robert Fitzsimmons
defeated James Corbett in the fourteenth
round in fight at Carson, New. for the
heavyweight championship of the world
ana large stake. Washington Hesing re-
signed as postmaster Of Chicago in order
to make canvass for the mayoralty of
that city Five men who were convicted
OF bailot-box stufting in Jersey City, N J.,
began terms In prison. A de cision Involving
the title to 24.NO acres of Minnesota land
on which Archbishop Ireland had located
settlers was given against the archbishop
in the United States land office at ST. Paul.
The Mississippi river continued to rise in
its lower course; nearly u thousand refu-
gees from the flooded district were re-
moved to Memphis. Seventy EIGHT persons
v ere lost in the wreck of the steamer ST
Nazaire off Cape Hatteras The interstate
commerce commissioners gave hearing in
New York in regard to the New York pro-
dCce exchanges complaint of alleged rail-
road discrimination against that city. The
reI ub1ican state convention of Rhode Island
nc minated Elisha Dyer of Providence for
governor. jury Of inquest at Milton. Del.
gave verdict that the death of Mrs. James
NJ. Gordy was caused by blows admins
tered by her husband. The Railway MafF
Service Mutual Benefit and Benevolent As
s1c.ation began a convention in San Fran
cisco. AS result of the quarrel in the
New York police board. Mayor Strong re-
moved Commissioner Parker from Office.
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling were
hanged at Newport, KY, for the murder Of
Pearl Bryan.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Foreign.

Lord Salisbury's ministry encountered
sc me opposition to it's policy on the eastern
question; Lord Salisbury. in TIE houss of
lords. complained warmly of statements
made by the Earl of Kimberley. who re-
piled that in making the statements he
meant to disassociate the liberals from the
conservative policy of preserving the Tur-
kish empire. Mr.. Balfour. government
leader in the house CT commons. became in-
ter sely irritated by the questions of John
Nc riley and other leaders of the opposition
concerning Crete. Mr.. Gladstone wrote
letter. declaring the concert of the powers
gross delusion and asserting that Greece
should be allowed to have Crete The Aus
trian gunboat Sebenico fired upon and sank
Greek vessel loaded with provisions and
Hrnitions of war intended for the Greek
forces In Crete. Secret and rapid military
Preparations were made at Woolwich and
other military establishments of Great Bri-
tain. 1t was announced in London that
Jure 2h had been definitely fixed upon for
the jubilee Thanksgiving day for the cele-
bration of the sixtieth year of Queen Vic
tcrias reign.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
In the District.

The attention of President Mckinley was
called to the matter of the vacant District
Commissionerships, many citizens waiting
upon him with suggestions; delegates CT
the various citizens associations represent
ing the eastern part Of the District met
and agreed upon the name of Mr. w c.
Dodge for the republican commissioner
ship. and that of Mr.. John w. Ross for the
democratic: these names were presented
to the President along with those of nearly
a score of others. Senator Mcmillan intro
duced three new bills, to provide for the
maintenance of the free public library
created last year. to complete the aqueduct
tunnel and its reservoir and to incorporate
the Washington Cooling Company; he also
reintroduced several measures that failed
10 pass at the last session. Controller
Bowler rendered a decision as to the law
providing for the payment of claims
against the District by drawback certifi-
Gates calling attention to certain question
able provisions and recommending that
Congress be notified of the nee essity for
additional legislation on the subject The
commissioners revoked a recently issued
order requiring all vehicles when drawing
up TO the curb of a street to have the curb
on the right hand of the driver 1t was
announced that the garbage crematory at
the foot OF South Capitol street would be
reopened for use, the differences between
the inventor and the contractor having
been settled; the other crematory was shut
down temporarily for the purpose of max
ing extensions. serious difference arose
between the mayor of Alexandria and the
police commissioners of that city with re-
gard to their respective degrees of author
ity over the police force, and the compIica-
ton promised to require the Intervention of
the courts. Wilkes c. Prather, convicted
some time ago of Illegally selling an imita-
ton of butter as the genuine article was
sentenced to spend three hours In JAIL and
to pay fine of $50 and costs. John Con-
don. an old soldier. committed suicide Col
Alexander Macomb Mason. formerly MA
son Bey'' of the EgYptian army died
Evening star., 1897-03-20
An UnfeeIinE Comment.

Willie Washington" said the friend, "is
one OF those people who tell everything
they know
Yes replied Miss Cayenne wearily,
land he doesn't talk very much. either"
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Ribbons,

New Rihbors. which are mostly I'm
demand, are always little h,vh.r
In price than the regular stands
We have two special items I'm ,b,.
lin" that are entirely new ana de-
sirahie. No advHnce prices. ia fact.
much cheaper than usual.
Taffeta Ribbons are
very scarce just about
now. especially the good
kind. We offer YOU extra
quality 4-inch, either plain
or morle, in every shade.
A choice lot of Black
and White Striped Satin
and Black and White
Checks. 4 inches wide;
also a lot of Plaid Satin
Ribbon. 3 inches wide.
Just for a flyer. ...Iegc.
so pieces Extra Wide
Crepe Lisse Ruching. with
two rows of baby ribbon,
IN all combination of col
ors. lilac, cream. maize.
pink. blue and orange. 3oc.
Hdkfs.
Ladies Fast Color
II e IN site h ed Border
Handkcrchiefs, nobbv
prints, exclusive neat pat
terms. only. &c.
100 doz. Mems Pure
Linen Hemstitched, un-
laundered, full size. .I2Ic.
200 doz. more as, a spe-
clal favor. That's the only
way we could buy them
for you. Ladies Hand
some Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. 20 select STYLES,
open work or plain. 25c.
quality ..........Iegc.
Evening star., 1897-03-20

OIn order to avoid delays, on ac-
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
tn any individual connected with the
Office, hut simply tn THE STAR. or to
the Editarini or Bnatne0s Depart
mcnts. according to tenor ar purpose.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
DOnnnestics.

To have an advertisement and not
mention Domestics would be some
thing like trying to sail ship
through Il straight course without a
, rudder- These prices are non-ap-
prOachable:
Amoskeag and Lancas-
ter Apron Ginghams. SIC.
Fruit of the Loom
Bleached Muslin. &c.
Berkeley Yard wide
Cambria Ole.
Utica ga Bleached
Sheeting .I7c.
Lowell 1914 Bleached
Sheeting .I24c.
Mohawk 1914 Bleached
Sheetng .I43c.
English Long Cloth.
per piece, SI.75 quail
lty .SI.25
Zephyr Dress Cling
mans SIC.
Silk Float Dress Cling
hams .Sac.
Imported Silk Cling
L
New Coral Satteens,
I2tc.
New I2!c. Percales.8sc.
New Dark Styles OF
Pique .8fc.
25c. Wool White Flan-
mel IOc
Atwood Navy Blue
Flannel lac.