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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Mail advices from Pekn declare that
China will fight rather than submit to
further surrender of territory to European
bowers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

The postoffice department has pre-
pared a preliminary postal code for
Cuba.
President Mckinley, upon the advice
Pf physicians, is abstaining from excess
6ive smoking.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Three dynamite bombs were found at
the mine stockade in Huntingdon, Ark,
which was attacked by striking miners.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

The famous secret dossier in the Drey-
fus case contains seven documents. The
forged ones alone refer to Dreyfus.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

DR.. Howard Ayres, of the University
of Miss ouri, has accepted the presidency
of the University of Cincinnati
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Mr. Preston DEMO.
Dear Sir; The Horse Hoe bought of You
last spring seems to give entire satisfaction,
AMI am convinced that it ranks with our
best farm implements and saves II large
amount of labor in taking care of all hoed
crops. Mr.. A. j Bartlett, who carrie on my
farm, says he has no use tor "A hand hoe as he
can do all the hoeing with your Horse Hoe
and goes so far as to say that he can do it
better. Yours truly,
FRANK kE\FIELD.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Hyde Park, Vt. Sept. 10, 1897.
To whom ii may concern: just n word in
appreciation of the Vaughan Horse Hoe. As
my land is particularly adapted to corn cul.
ture, | have never failed 10 raise Il good
crop, but done by constant care and diligent
hoeing. This year went over nv piece
not using hand hoe on the piece and, not,
withstanding the unfavorable season, / have
n cleaner field with larger growth ana bet
ter yield than when hOed my corn by hand
used it for potatoes with equally good re.
suits, and am now using it lin digging pOta
toes and find il a great help. No farmer can
afford to be without one.
II. c. BARNES.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-05-26

Vermont State Grange, Patrons of Hu sbnndrV.
Burlington, Vt, Feb. II, 1897.
Mr.. s. X. Vaughan.
Dear Sir: | used at the Vermont EXneri
ment Farm in the season of 1885, your cult
vator, which gave entire satisfaction in
loOsening up the earth and discriminating
the weeds. we gave it n thorough trial i'm
corn potato and beet pieces. II did not clog
or bother in any way. 1t was light and easy
to hold. the price brings it within the
reach of every farmer and would advise
them all to try it. Respectfully,
ID. d. EOWE,
Sunt of FNnorimcnt Farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
American China.

We are glad OF the opportunity a special pur-
chase offers to demonstrate the proficiency at
tanned by American potters. Patriotism loves to
eNalt Americansm Believe in its skill as well.
The American artisan is the practical proof giver
OF our high attainment in the standing among ma
tons.
Push aside fad for intrinsic value-and YOU
needn't go beyond the precincts of an Ohio hamlet
TO find fine Table China From this leading Amer
lean pottery We closed reserve stock OF nearly 800
Dinner Sets in China and Porcelan-all full and
complete with 100 pieces Many OF them cornbina-
ton SETS with such assortment as will serve break
last and supper, as we'll as dinner.
Every piece is guaranteed against Grazing. You
know what Grazing is-that crackly appearance so
often seen in china after little use. Marrng and
teltale OF faulty making. None of these sets will
'craze'-any more than will Carlsbad or Limoges
1t is to be very nearly HALF-PRICE sale
and Is divided into six lots-with about 50 sets in
each lot Rare good chance to get a handsome
Dinner Set for small cost.
Ioo-piece American Porcelain Dinner Sets. Els
mere shape which is one OF the new English de-
signs; embossed and decorated in Peacock Blue
rococo designs. II it was gold lined would be
worth SII98.
Special price, S5.95.
Ioo-piece American China Dinner Sets, Esner-
aida shape, decorated in field daisies of natures
tntS and every piece gold lined Worth $40.
1PNN4"4 Pl4NN' SO.9o
Ioopiece American China Dinner Sets, Balmo-
raj shape, after the popular English design; wild
rose decoration in Pink and artistcally lined with
bright gold Worth SI2Oo
Special price, S895.
IOO-pece Royal Blue American Porcelain Din
ner Sets. Burgoyne shape, embossed and flow Blue
decorations, with rich gold tracings. Worth S135o
Special price, SQ95,
IoO-piece American China Dinner Sets, Margue-
rite shape, with enamel relief work, gold tracngs
and flower decorations in Yellow, Pink and Blue
Worth $3.50,
Special price, SII95
Ioo-pece American China Dinner Sets. REGINA
shape, which every fine potter in the world selects
for his best effort; the decorations are in hand
painted Purple, Blue Green flora, and all the
handles and every piece finished with gold in bow
knot designs. Worth $50
Special price, SI495.
Fifth Floor, West
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Thirty-three per cent Reduction
on linens

hat Just the concession that was made to us
by MeSsrs McCrum, Watson & MERGERS Ameri-
can agents, on that invoice of their Fine Table
Damask - the finest in the world As we received
so we sell t-ONE-THIRD LESS than the
usual prices
The question was asked today-"Are thew this
seasons patterns" Make a note OF the answer
1eS-and this seasons only. There's at least one
other store IN town where You'll find the identical
same deslgns-but you'll pay the regular price for
them the same as we asked beforehand will bes
compelled 10 ask agan-aftcr this special lot is sold
l pom the sewage OF every piece you'll find Nc
Crlm, Watson & MERGERS crest-and that never
goes upon any but the very finest Damask We
don't know that there has ever been-a ward s) their
goods barganed before
Wen repeat the scale of special prices for the
information OF those who have overlooked #
Twelve lots have been apportioned into four.
Wreath center and chain border figured with
ferns, rose, American beauty and arbutus decora-
tons
The $3.50 SIP for 500
he $15 10 ; FOR s11 "a
The $500 for
for Fer ssryi's with them are = Napkins match; worth SIG
The second lot comprises Snow Ball Ragoad
Robin Lilies OF the Valley and Bowlnot DESIGNS
with center and double border of Morning Clio
rIes.
The $50 81 for 5000.
me $lvo" $40 for S7&5
The SI4oo for $1oao
The $l60o for$
q Napkins To match pattern; worth s14 for $40 o. aov
The third lot has double border OF geonetrical
designs with running poppy vines; Grecian border
with English daisies and vines also Grecian bor,
der with bands of satin and centcrs of lies o the
Valley and BowknOt effects
The 4 for
The for$
The $40 for
The S11 or
The 81 for
The 5000 1910
The $l2 1912
y Napkins To mate worthSl 80 for 81 ao,a,
The fourth lot contains double continuation
square Centers, with open effects of Fern, Morning
Glory and Sun Flower; Running and Trailing
VINES with Wheat center; scroll patterns, with
Clover Leaf, Fern and open-work borders. also
BatSam Vine and scroll center
The $500 for
The for
The for Sd
The for
The S925 fol Sc
The $40 for
Matching perfectly Sanktns hs, -. 49, -
for a N'A-"' mat are anyways $1,000
Second Floor. West,
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Ladies' and Children's Underwear.

American Hosiery Companys Underwear
doesn't go begging, Its one OF the staples-that
rarely budges penny from its standard price
But the general who sat down and decided upon
tradition that it useless to storm stronghold
never captured it. This purchase isn't much to
boast of in quantty-beng only = dozen Ladies
Winter weight Cashmere Vests and Pants-but
it is signal victory that American Hosiery Com
pany's 81 garments are to be sold for 98c. each
The name is enough to speed the selling.
Another victory in direction OF Iadi
Heavy Ribbed Babggan Vests and Pants: Vests finished
silk crochet: Pants made French
Reads like zoe Underwear a
If you once wear a Queen Combination Suit
you wouldn't exchange it for two of any other type
It's consistent-best in shape and best in quality.
Strongly true OF the 75c. grade--Merino or Cotton
in White, Gray or Balbriggan. Short sleeves, if
you prefer them to long sleeves.
Misses, White and Silver Heavy Merino Vests Drawers
Harvard Mills make-aml don't
DO your We do know that other grades matching this
De sold FOR less than Boo, a This-25
Boys Ribbed Fleece-lined ant in Gray
and Mode, 3Sc value, for 22c
First Floor. Rear.
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Art Embroidery.

The hands want peasure-work during the long
hours of lamp-light-with the reward of beautiful
design two from some new ones we are SHOWING,
simple patterns for the Observation-Disclosures for
the skilled-and begin little Christmas Gift max
ing. The Silks and all are here
Stamped, Stitched and Drawn-work Scarfs
1SxI2-63c.
Stamped Hemstitched Center Mats
Stamped Denim Table Covers 36xso-25c
Lace Pin Cushion Covers-6c., Sc, Ioc, I2Tc.,
15c., 2oc, 25c and 3oc.
Pin Cushions covered in Red, Yellow, Pink Blue
and Nile Green satn-new shapes
7x7-25c,
4x2-30c.
4x1S-40c.
4x24-50c.
4x27-6ec.
Third Floor, West, Elevators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Toys and Christmas.

Christmas is only seven weeks from today-do
YOU realize that:
The Toy Floor is having busy time of it these
days-and already the reserve rooms are filling up
with selectionS-given into our custody for secret
keeping until Christmas eve.
You'll find this much the best way to do lust
trlf1ing deposit tags with YOUR name and holds
for your orders
In that wayyou avoid the great throngs of the
last days and the assortment that cannot help but
be meagre then
The Toy makers have devised number OF nov
eltieS-action toys that will appeal To the incc-
nuty OF the youngSters-and teach them some
thing along with their play. There are:
Mechanical Torpedo Boats, with guns all moun,-
ed ready for broadside-SIoo
Locomotives that run up hill bv themselves as
as easily as down-and won't get out of order
SOC.
Mechanical Trains, engine, coal car and passen-
ger coach that run on real tracks. SIoo
There's Fort Washington, with warlike disap-
pearing cannonS. o5c.
And China Tea Sets, with plates cups. saucers.
tea pots, sugar bowls and cream pitchers for SIX:
decorated Just like mammals, with gold. SI.oo
There are House Croquet Sets, complete that can
be played on any fat table. 25c
bagatelle Boards, that's not new game, but
more durably made than heretofore 80 cents
White Enamel Doll Chairs. Rockers and High
Chairs-Ioc
And Story Books, Picture Books, Puzzles and
Games and Dolls. Oh Dolls by the hundreds OF
hundred - big and little, plain and fancy-doa
queens and doll topsies-girl dolls and boy dolls
that dance and sing and blink their ewes and turn
their heads and move their arms and legs-dous
that are dressed and dolls that you can make the
wardrobe for
If this isn't happy Christmas it won't be for
want OF pleasure giving opportunity
Don't hesitate about bringing the children to sea
the toys They are welcome at all times
Eleyat
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LfVerieS.

10 order and ready-to-Wear.
To order is necessary if you have special ideas
to be carried out
Otherwise the ready-to-wear stock can supply
the proper in complete line from Coat to Cravat
for outside indoor servant
If we make to order, we shall give YOU class
of work that is OF the very highest-done by COM
petent, experienced livery taiIors. 1t isn't every
tailor who can make liveries. We shall follow out
your ideas, and the cost of it all will be truly
reasonable
The Ready-o-wear Liveries tell their own story
OF correct style and thorough making-both the
Full Dress Liveries and Lveries for trap wear
Full Dress and Morning Liveries for the house
men.
Experience long experience-makes it easy
for us to prepare satisfactory Livery line.
Right Livery Hats.
Right Livery Shoes.
Right Livery Furnishings.
Right Livery Robes and Blankets
orierin the Tailoring Department Floor West Elevators.
Readyto-wear-on the Third Floor Eastern Section
Robes Blankets Second Floor West Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Ladies' Hosiery.

Luck is weak reed in business But OCCASION
ally there happens the unexpected, for which
there's no precedent and of which there was no
warning - and for such chance alone is to be
credited,
By one of these chances we have 100 dozen La
dies Fast Black Elastic, Fleece-lned Hose, ident-
cal in every way with those sold everywhere at &c
a pair.
We have marked them for sale tomorrow at 1zc
pair. All sizes-but only 100 dozen. Perhaps
we ought to say only for tomorrow" OF course,
if there are any left Wednesday they'll still be 17c.
Yon read of Hermsdorf dyed-and
dyed Hose because whatf You know 1t stainless is
another. But Hermsdorf its
color and doesn't quality dipped
it 1t has made in eecin a
line of Hose sell
decided Its would other
we couldn't The Hermsdorf Of
two-but the safer. Full Reguarmade Hose,
Isle Thread plain ribbed
the French foot-Hermsdorf dyed. a pair
For dress occasion of course Silk Hose-75c 4
pair for Black, White, Pink, Blue, Lavender, Lem
on-almost any shade you will want Solid colors
they are dressest
West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
House Coats and Bath Blankets

It's a rest 10 drop the stiff conventionality of
daytime dress and get into Lounging Coat by
the freside. And SO the Smoking Jacket has its
demand. A growing demand as men begin to real
ize what comfort it is Our stock is a volume of
thousands divided into hundreds of distinct chap
tiers of styles and qualities Beginning with the
Plain Tricots and GAY London Plads-the Coli
Cloths-and ending with the Fine Silk Velvets and
Embossed Matelasse. All colors, all sizes, all
styles, all prices. It's a STOCK OF THEM, not
a sample line. And all exclusive effects made ex-
pressly and Only for us.
Same is true OF the Bath Blankets-and the line
this season shows abundant novelty.
Our House Coats and Bath Blankets fit as they
should-wth wanted ease and freedom duly con-
sldered. They are tabernacle garments We
would suggest to ladies who contemplate making
Christmas gifts of them that they make selections
now. while the assortment is at its fullest Wen
take charge of them for you-d delivering when and
where desired
Two sample prices:
House Coats of doulefaced cloth: all wool and
edges, pockets and silk
nearest value We know like These
S5-An 49, ~ 1H'0'
Gray Bath Blankets. on sleeves collar md
around bottom belt longs like TO
have thein and are pleasing and comfortable
WeStE
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HandkerChiefs.

tomorrow there will be ready for display the
novelties in French Fine Linen handkerchief ner-
sonaly selected by our Mr. Saks
1t will be an unique display-for rather than
many pieces of few kinds he chose the better plan
OF limited quantities OF many styles and effects OF
embroidery and lace trimming. There'll be another
innovation They are not marked upon the basis
$1-none higher than Sto=e
What could be better. for Christmas giving7
May we advise! Make selection at once.
2e will give ciSice fully so STYLES
of Ladies' Sheer Linen Hahdkechiefs with lace
and footing or embroidery. " ~
Ladies SIX Initial Henstched Handkerchefs letters
initial RerorEat,
enough for the
Children ooored or1ered Hemstitched Handker-
chie1s-the initials are and
three coors in each box. cents
Floor, West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Upholstering Tapestry.

Many good old piece of furniture can be re-
deemed for service by reuphostering. That's what
these Tapestries are for. They will modernize
thenl-they will "elegantize" them. Little to pay
for the materials-and surely there's some handy
member Of the household who can put them on.
800 yards of 5oneh Furniture Tapestry brandnew color
combinations a
10 pieces of 5oinch
ent shadings light so quality
81 yard.
200 yards 5oinch French Tapestry: art shades
So yard.
30 pieces of 2inch Figured in
VALE usual SOC qualty-or Coo Of
10 different colorings
with the great Wdhyou won't lengh-so 50 so
yard is cheap for this. Handsome patterns.
BY the Way-when you want Window Shades or
Mattresses made to order, some of this uphol-
stering of furniture done-let us have an opportun
lty to bid on It. That's all we ask-a chance to esti
mate-we'll trust to the figures we give you, the
samples we submit and recommendations We can
furnish to do the rest It's the rarest thing we lose
contract.
FIoor,W Yves Elevator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Infants Wear.

completeness is rare feature wanting in most
Infants Departments-but the strong feature OF
ours. That and well making constitute the sum
total OF satisfaction. Mother wants babvs clothes
dalntly made-and coarse stitches unevenly taken
isn't daintiness in your idea or ours
We have planned this department to be help
to the nursery-for all ages of wardrobe require
ment.
Children's Flannelette Skirts, in all colors fin
ished with hem or silk scallOp at bottom; some
made with borders and some without Intended
especially for school wears cents.
Flannelette Gowns, in Pink and Blue stripe;
Mother Hubbard style, plain or finished with
beading; sizes to "A years. so cents.
Bleached Canton Flannel Sleeping Drawers,
with or without feet; all sizes so cents
Infants Zephyr Mittens Black and White with
long wrists-all Sizes-IS cents.
Childrens School Aprons, made of good quality
OF lawn; bretee effect, edged with embroidery and
lace-sizes to II years-45 cents.
Infants Cloaks of Bedford Cord, long, medium
and walking lengths, made with deep collars,
trimmed with braid and ribbon-all sizes-S5oo.
Second Floor East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Miss Woods Demonstration.

Her Majestys Corsetsg5 She comes from the
designing rooms where these Corsets are made
and can speak from positive practical knowledge
OF the advantages that are aimed for and attained
in this Corest.
She'll tell you why they wear longer than other
Corsets.
She'll tell you why they are more comfortable
than other Corsets
She'll tell you what the leading modstes think
of Her Majestys Corsets.
She'll show you why they cannot stretch. nor
lose their shape.
She'll tell you all about them-and let the de-
monstration apply to you personally if you desire
Wen be glad to have you interview Miss Woods
but be It understood with no obligation to buy
q In the Corset Parlors-during store hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Ladies' and Misses Gloves.

We want 10 introduce a new member of Our
Glove fanlily-the Gracioso.
It's child Of the great Glove center of the world
-Grenoble, France
A Ladies genuine French Glove-worthy to
stand with the best S. Gloves that come to Amer
lea.
They are made especially for us-witf Paris
point backs-n every fashionable shade - are
cut upon the most perfect fitting patterns vet
produced - could bear the stamp of the most
prominent Glove-maker in Europe--but if they did
they would have to be sold for 81 par-in pro-
lection OF his fame and his own regular brands
Every pair Is given the strongest possible guar
antee. SI.5oa pair.
Ladies' REAL Mocha Cloves emphasis purroser nut
upon the real for the imitation plentiful
clasp in Light and Dark Cry of the
and Ians silk lined.
pair
You are at the point now where comfort is
sideration-equal with fashions effect Warm
handWear is wanted
500 dozen Ladies Black Cashmere Gloves.
with keyser's patent double-tipped fingers-a
grade OF Cashmere Gloves that, so far as we
know, has never been sold below 5oc pair. War
ranted-25c. pair
chidrens Dogskin and without fur
want-50c.
First Floor West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Stationery.

Cranes Distaf Linen is about as rich Stationery
as you can find We are showing the new square
shape, in Cream antique finish.
25c. quire.
Envelopes like it, 25c. package.
Hurd's Holland Linen is another fashionable
Burnt Blue and Ash Gray-new shapes.
I9c. quire
Envelopes, I5c. package.
Hurd's Regimental Gray in new square shape
is third popular line among these fine papers
25c. quire
Envelopes, 25c: package.
Fancy Carved Pearl and Onyx Pen Holders,
with gilded pen and stenl-I5o of them-for 25c.
each.
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
SilverWare and JeweIry.

These special prices-you can depend upon
it that the same qualities are from one-third to
one-half higher elsewhere
Four different designs Heavy Quaduple Silver Plate
Heavy QuadUple Silver Butter Dishes with head fin
and knife
French CIT Mantel Clocks large size, nor
feet nekeep+rs-S1
Bracelets, and h..rv
gold &c, say cents
Good Luck Rabbits Foot-silyer mounted-lOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Ladies' Costumes and Wraps.

Tomorrow will be the third Of the sDecial sale
fo11ou,;,,r .1,o -.o... -. ~ T, 3,
'Niy "Aoy !Oues' but lhSy- hdNC Ha.i
Feiy niue eHeCt upon tlle Varlety-and you VIII
Inject Almost a fl line OF SIZeS-VOu who come
TOMORROW
There's one very important point about this sale
that lifts above the of
+l,a,, IT, 1xa,,..a :s:: ~ 49, :. :,
iiNiAt' LIN s'iiielito II are SuppHeu
iOtil oui o"l stoCh. lHSy were MADE Tor regular
selling separately designed and expressly created
for 11s--tO he sold for tLe reo,1,- a-a,,1 r>-.,.
Better than INV, bas4 of al, o f
Co. 81, - .o1 -
gauge Ilelr actual worth by their first prices
not by tnese' iheSe are expecting prlces-ln sale
" Gays later. But we like to keep pace with our
expectations as closely as pOSSible-and we fell
short in October because Of the mild weather We're
doubling during these early November DAYS BY
giving you these special ADVANTAGES
The sale ;e of
N - VI
Iad;es, f.clte+s
.1:o.,
L-auieS CoH odpeS
Ladies Silk Waists
Ladies. Wool Waists.
I1duleS DreSS Sk1ftS
Ladies' Silk TnderskirtS
i
Anu Hele dl d ndH uoZen or more illustrative
showing "iidt oiieihisS were Iiak1hg
Suits.
both Ro, ond srrrt s+rlas IT,, -
skirts draped with rare grace and pract W., S1o E
$T.95.
Oxford ,,,xoa c,r ,,c,. c 49,, NJ, >, .
po ont -, ~ "td anu blue suits
tailor a h eng <, oa W, s ana new draIed k strictly
~ S'' " P
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Paris Made Waists.

line OF the very finest Reception and EVENING,
Waists that the best Paris makers-with all their
taste and skill and the richest of Nelvets. Silks.
Satins, Laces, Ribbons and Spangles-can produce.
They are all exclusive and all different-in the
choicest gaslight tints. We imported a limited
number purposely that those who should own them
might have the added satisfaction of selectness
S24.5o to $50
Such Waists are created only upon special order
which We placed in midsummer
Second Floor, East. Elevators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Shoes.

Still some of these good Shoes-Mens, Wo-
mems and Chldren's-that we bought special and
are being sold So OF course we shall continue this
bargain corner" just so long as opportunity gives
us Shoes OF the right sorts at the right prices
Mems $3.50 Shoes-S2,5o a pair.
Women's So, so Shoes-S3. so pair
Womens s. and $3.50 Shoes-SI98 pair.
Boys SI,75 Shoes-SI-25 pair,
Misses $I.oS Shoes-SI,3o pair
Children's $I,35 Shoes-oSc. pair
First Floor. East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
<Wright'S Underskirts

The best cold-weather Skirt is Wrights Patent
Fleece-lined Cnderskirt Made under the same
process as Underwear OF the same name.
You can buy the Skirts anywhere for s1-vou
can only buy them here for SOC. Is 4Ic. worth
saving? At the Underwear counter.
First westR Rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-06
Ladies' Imported Pocket Books

A special lot of Imported Iridescent Leather
Combination Pocket Books, ornamented with gold
corner designs. New shape Books-but "a of
them-worth S., for $2oS
New effects in the Dog Collar Belts, steel stud
ded-5oc. With name plate and clan-S4c They
are very fashionable just now.
First Floor, West