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Sample Shirts
at one.fifth their value-In all the newest styles
worth $50 to $3.50 at soc.

Mems shirts in all sizes regular $3.50 and $3.50 shirts at SOC.
BOYS sample shirts in all sizes, worth $3.50 to $500, at SOC.
Mems sample night shirts, shirts that were made to scuO 81 $50. IN sale at @c
Mems white and cobrei border handkcrchts regular 1@sc quality, &C.
Nckwear in bows trims ties ourin-nand am twk ties regular c nd soc us'
ic
Mems underwear batrggan. in plain nnd fancy Colors regular SOC quality, at csc
Mems Jersey ribbed underwear in plain and fame cdors, worh Sc, at Soc
Mems fine light wool Underwear also Isle thread regular 81 and $3.50 underwear
SOC
Mems 2c Babrsgan Underwear, at 19c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-29

Copies OF imported pattern hats, worth
$4,000 to $4,000, on sale at $3.50, $500 and
$500.
The only complete assortment of flowers,
ornaments and new novelties in trimmings
is to be found at the Big Store.
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SDeCiaI Millinery Sale

A new invoice of the latest
ideas in walking hats and
sailors will be put on sale
Saturday. Trimmed sailors,
never sold for less than oo-
soc, go on sale at OVC
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Re~friQerdtOrS.

Hardwood Family Refrigerator, lat
est improved style of circulation,
sells regular at $3.50, tomorrow at
$4.9S.
Extra large Refrigerator, 200 pounds
ice capacity, sells regular at SIS, to-
morrow at $500.
We carry every kind. style and size
refrigerator and ice chest, at half the
regular price.
Galvanized Chamber Pals. 22c
Wash Boards, 10c.
Hunter Flour Sifters, &C.
Nickel plated Cuspidors, 15c.
Ice Cream Freezers, for tomorrow
only
2-qt. White Mountain Freezers, $1.35
BOT. White Mountain Freezers, $1.50
4-qt. White Mountain Freezers, $1.95
6-qt. White Mountain Freezers, $2.35
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IadI SIR SKIRTS, In large md mail figures, WORTH 5000, for 20S.
2o Ladies' Skirts in plain brHanines, seges, checls and plads, worth S. fol
1895.
200 dozen Ladies' Silk Understands, in blues gmys tans, browns, greens and blacks
worth at least Substantially at $3GS.
SATURDAY MORNING from until IL o'clock We will put on sale 100 dozen
ladies' MaIintoshes in blue and back-never sold for les han sOO-f S2T
each. None to pedHers OIL dealers. Only one to a customer
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FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGE w
BERRY

The funeral of Lydia r. Healey, wife
Of George w. Perry, who died at her
home in this city Wednesday morning,
took place at her late residence on Lake
place yesterday afternoon. The full
funeral services will be held IN Winsted
to-day at the St. James Episcopal
church at 2:30 p M The burial will be
in the South cemetery.
Mrs Perry was a sister of A. w.
Healey and Mrs. Lucia B. Thorpe, both
of Winsted, in which place she spent
the greater portion of her life and where
she was well known. She also leaves a
husband, George W. Perry, and two
sons, George A. Perry of Derby, the
Congress avenue rivet manufacturer,
and V. Fl. Perry Of this city, who is
connected with his brother in his bust
ness.
Mr. Perry was for eighteen years su-
perintendent of a factory in Winsted,
and at present owns two houses in Win
sted situated on the corner of Main and
Oak streets.
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A GREAT PICKEREL

To be Eaten at the Republican League
Tonight.
What is said by piscatorial experts
and dealers in fish to be the largest
pickerel ever shown in this city arrived
by express yesterday from Vermont,
shipped to ex-Alderman John M
Champion, who placed it on exhibition
at A Foote e. Co.'S and it will be serv-
ed up at the Republican league this
evening. 1t was pleasant reminder
of fishing days spent on Lake Bono
zene, Vermont. by Mr. Champion, Rev.
DR.. Lines, ex-Councilman e. l. Atwater,
Superintendent of Charities Frederick
Hotchkiss, Frederick Chatfield and 9TH
err New Haveners, and was sent to Mr..
Champion by Professor Philip r. Leav-
principal of the normal school
at Castleton, VT, who in winter is
mime host" at the Castleton hotel Mr..
Leavenworth is well known here, being
a Yale man, class of 80. Lake Bono
zene is twelve miles from Rutland. The
pickerel was in splendid condition and
weighs twenty pounds. The feast at the
league opens at 9 o'clock under the able
direction Of Chef Newman.
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ENTERT-4IN ME NTS.
Hyperion Theatcr.
SECRET SERVICE,

Among the things that have undoubt-
eddy helped to bring about the unprece-
dented success of "Secret Service in
which William Gillette is to return to
the Hyperion for two nights, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March IA and Is, is the
delicacy of detail which those who have
seen Mr.. Gilette's former plays are ia
miliar with No little amount of talk
was occasioned in this city last year as
we'll as in London and the principal
cities of America by the veteranly bear
ing of the soldiers who make up that
part of the Confederate army seen in
Secret Service" These men are not as
usual with stage guards" ETC., mere
"supers" They are experienced actors,
and every one of them is carried by the
company on tour-and were carried even
to London. 1t is an expensive detail and
merely illustrates the Willingness of Mr..
Gillette and Mr. Frohman to sacrifice
cash in large chunks for artistic effect.
Sale of seats now open. Prices, $780, 81
and rs cents.
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Polls Wonderland Thenter.

This weeks very popular show closes
tonight 1t includes Barney Pagan
and Henrietta Byron, the Five Whirl-
winds, Merrill and Newhouse, Lillian
Green, the Wilson family, Fred Niblo,
the zarros, Gypsene, Mcclure and Nc
Carthy, and Ford and Davern.
The great American biograph will
head next weeks bill with long list
of views never shown here before, and
which are the latest taken by the COM
pany A particularly interesting one
is the launching of the Oceanic, the
largest vessel in the world This view
shows every stage of the undertaking
and is very realistic. Among the other
important views are the London Ex-
press taking up water while going at
full speed, a Chicago riot charged by
police, and ice yachting on the Hudson.
In the vaudeville show will be Will M.
Greasy and Blanch Dayne, until recent
ly the ICY Prime" and "Rickety Ann"
of Denman Thompson's "Old Home
stead" company, in a rural comedy
called "Grasping an Opportunity"
Others to be in the bill are Harry
Deets and Lulu Dorr the Trolley Car
trio, and Madame Adalina Roaltino
the Italian prima donna. Prices 10c
and zoe; ladies in the afternoon, 10c.
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THE HOLINESS, I.EcTTrRr

The third lecture by Burton Holmes
will be given at the Hyperion on Mon
day evening next, when Mr.. Holmes will
speak upon "Grecian Journeys being
description of his adventures while
travelling through the more picturesque
and unknown portions of rural Greece
with a pony caravan. At the close of
the lecture a new series of motion pic
lures will be shown, among them being
one Of particular interest, showing
Queen Victoria in her carriage at St.
Paurs cathedral during the jubilee
ceremonies. Sale Of seats now OPEN
Prices, 81, rs and so cents.
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THE NEW STORE


OF the New Haven Gas Light Company.
The new store of the New Haven Gas
Light company on Crown street in Odd
Fellows building, nearly opposite the
Gas company's office, is handsome i'm
provement of the street. 1t presents a
fine appearance and the show window
display is quite brilliant and at night
especially makes a fine exhibit. The
constantly increasing demand for the
companys gas heaters, gas radiators,
log or CRATE, and Welsbaclr burners, all
of which indeed meet "long felt want"
and are more and more popular and APP
preciated, necessitated their getting
larger quarters for the exhibition and
sale of these desirable adjuncts to the
household, and to offices, stores, ETC.;
and the company's new store Is the re-
suit. 1t will be handler place for
patrons to visit also and has been hand
somely fitted up; and the store is under
the charge of A. S. Thompson, who has
so efficiently had charge of this depart
ment hitherto.
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Leather Goods Dept

| 100 Change Purses for 10c. ss
| SOC Pocketbooks for 25c. s
| SOC Shopping Bags for Csc.
SHELL GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SOC Rhinestone Side Combs for ESQ,
800 Side Combs for 19c.
39c Pompadour Combs Csc.
25c Shell Hair Pins in shell, amber
and black, plain and crinkle, 10c DOZEN
Notion Department
Kid Hair Crimpers, black and colors,
&c dozen.
Hat Elastic, black and white, 1c yard.
Curling Irons &c.
Hair Pin Cabinets, assorted, Sc.
19c Hose Supporters for 10c.
25c Hose Supporters, sateen belt, all
new colors, 15c pair.
Candies
SO entirely new kinds of the finest and
purest Candies ever shown, Saturday
10o ID.
40c Chocolate, most choice and varied
assortment, Saturday 100.
Hot Roasted Peanuts SC quart.
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CONNECTICUT MAPS COMPLETED
Director of Geological Survey Ready to
Fill All Orders.

Director of Geological Survey Ready tc
Fill All Orders
| The United States Geological survey
has just issued a special bulletin de-
scriptive of the typographical survey
and maps of the New England states,
upon which 1t has been engaged for the
past sixteen years
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut co-operated with the Ma
tional Survey, and are now completely
mapped. Some progress has also been
made in Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont. The number Of published
sheets is: Maine, "a; New Hampshire,
10; Vermont, 25; Massachusetts, So
Rhode Island, IS; Connecticut, IS. The
whole number of published sheets for
New England however, is not the sum
of the numbers just given, because
some sheets include parts of two or
three states and thus appear twice or
thrice Deducting for sheets counted
more than once, the whole number is
1874
The unit of map publication, for New
England, is an atlas-sheet sixteen and
one-half inches wide by twenty inches
high, covering one-sixteenth of
square degree" Each sheet shows a
tract five minutes in extent each way
and embraces an area of about two hum
dred and twenty square miles, the area
varying with the latitude. The scale Is
/ 49, 500, or about one mile to one inch.
Sheets are designated by the names Of
well known features appearing on them.
The maps are engraved on copper and
printed from stone. The cultural fea-
lures, such as roads, railroads, cities,
towns, etc, as well as all lettering, are
in black; all water features are printed
in blue; while the hill features are
shown by brown contour lines the coun-
ter interval being twenty feet,
An act of congress approved Februa-
ry 49, 1897, prescrbes that the maps
shall be disposed Of by sale. They are
sold at the rates Of five cents per sheet.
For one hundred or more sheets in one
order the price Is two cents per sheet,
Prepayment is obligatory and may be
made by money order payable to the or
der of the director of the United States
Geological Survey, or in cash-the exact
amount. Checks and postage stamps
be accepted. All correspondence
should he addressed to The Director
United States Geological Survey, Wash
ngton, ID G. NA.
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Postlude--March from Athali
1880 u. m.
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AT UNITED CHURCH.

Tomorrow evening at the United
church, James b. Reynolds, VINO was
chairman of the executive committee of
the Citizens union in the mayoralty
campaign in New York in 1877, and who
is now head worker in the University
settlement in Eldridge street, New
York, will speak under the auspices of
the Mems club of the United church,
His subject will be "a Christian Citi-
zen's Responsibility in Municipal At
fairs
In the morning the pulpit of the
church will be occupied by Rev. DR..
Beard, who has recently made a trip
through Porto Rico, and will discuss the
educational and religious conditions
there, and the field which they offer for
the activities of the American Mission
airy association.
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Crashes
Ladies' Hosiery

The greatest yet in Ladies' Fast
Black here Well tell you why they
are great; because they're perfect, and
steamless, double sole, heel and toe, and
Fast Black, any size, at 19c pair.
Match them if you can.
Ladies' Derby Ribbed Fast Black
Hose, the regular 35c kind, at 15c pair.
Our own make, the best stocking sold
in New England under 81 1-2c. You
buy here for 25c.
ALSO
Latest Novelties in Spring Hose, Fan
cy Tops, Polka Dots, our own importa-
TONS If bought in New York could
sell them under 81 1-2c. Yours at Csc
pair.
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The Co0k
can't Gsqppomt
Those
who use
Grape-Kuts.
PASTY CEREALS.
Responsible for Many Gases of
Indigestion.
They are perfectly
cooked at the Factory.

Many cooks send cooked ceeals to
the breakfast table in a starchy, pasty
and wholly indigestible manner. You
are sure of a properly cooked dish
when Grape-Nuts are served, for alb
solutely no preparation of any kind is
required, therefore the flavor and ease
of digestion are just as intended by
the food experts who make Grape
Nuts. Try them. Made by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Leading grocers sell Grape-Nuts.
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Mems Unlaunder'd Shirts

Unparalleled values. You never in
your life time saw such bargains.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts,
made Of strong heavy Cotton, very fine
Bosom, full sizes, reinforced, worth 39c,
at 100 each.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts, re-
inforced front and back, double stitch
throughout, patent facings, Cushion
Collar Button Protector, extra quality
muslin set in bosom at only SOC. i
See window display.
Regular $1.00 Shirts, made of Gamers
Percales. Collar and Cuff attached, Ia
test shapes, perfect fitting and launder-
ed at only SOC.
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Upholstery Room

End Floor, take Church Street eleva-
tor, the Handsomest Lambrequins ever
sold here at the lowest prices in his
tory:
SOC Lambrequin, at 29c
$1.00 Lambrequin, at Soc. ~
$3.50 Lambrequin, at CSC.
$500 Lambrequin at $1.25.
$2.25 Lambrequin, at SLAB.
1925 Lambrequin, at $1.98.
These have all got very deep knotted
fringe and made Of latest designs and
material
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The Grand.

The Grand opera house was again
packed with large and enthusiastic au-
diences at both performances yester-
day. The melo- drama 1.-TWO Little Va
grants" will be given again this after
noon and evening. Miss Mildren Hol-
land as Fan Fan, and Miss Anna
Bodden are always great drawing
cards, and are seen at their best in this
play. The play and the scenery are ex-
cellent; vividly portrays French life
Popular prices prevail.
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Cloak Room
New Spring Suits

We shall offer to-day Saturday
Womens New Spring Suits, made Of
good quality Homespun, Silk lined
Jackets, strapped seams, ETC.; skirt the
latest style, with correct flares. This
garment is the regular $500 quality
To commence the season at $1075.
All good shades, sizes 81 to AZ.
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Mems Neckwear

This lot is perfection itself, and any
one paying dollar for not as good
quality. style, finish and pattern is SIM
ply throwing away half a dollar, as
our price for this $1.00 Neckwear is only
SOC each.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

Rabbi David Levy, of the Mishkan
Israel temple, will speak in the Church
of the Messiah tomorrow morning. In
the evening Judge Joseph Sheldon, who
is officially connected with the Red
Cross society, will speak on it's work.
Rev. w, F. Dickerman will preach
In st. Paul's universalist church, Mer-
iden, on Sunday.
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Mems Fast Black Drop Stitch Hose,
double sole, high spliced heel and dou-
BILE toe, Lisle Thread, always sold at
soc. Also Fancy Stripe, Lisle Thread
Hose. which sell in every store at soc.
Purchased 300 dozen and are offering
them at 25c pair, or $3.50 a dozen
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LAFAYETTE COLONY. II. o. Ii. E.

LAFA4E TTE COLONY, u. o. L. r..
Lafayette colony, No. 161, u. o. P.
F., held an important meeting last
evening in Red Mems hail. Fourteen
applications were received and acted
upon, and several of their candidates
will be initiated at the next meeting,
which occurs on March "a. On Thurs
day, March 30, the colony will give
dance in Lenox hall, in conmemora-
ton of the Tooth meeting. The commit
tee in charge consists of Prof. Camp
bell, Samuel G. Hustled, Marvin F.
Marterson, Thomas S. Keller, Fred A.
Bacon, and Burton A. Stilman. Tick
cts may be procured from the commit
ter, from the governor, Caroline A. Ar
mold; from the collector, Frank H.
Cram; from the secretary, Evelena v.
Rockwell, and from other members of
the colony.
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Ribbons
Optical Department.
| Cotton Underwear
SECOND FLOOR

A very elegant and large assortment
of WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS ard Cor
set Covers just opened for your inspec-r
ton on our counters. Also 20 dozen
Night Gowns, which are worth every
buyers attention.
White Muslin Skirts would be TIC, but
we intend to sell them quickly and SO
go at Acc.
Some Pretty Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed Skirts $1.00 to $3.50.
Corset Covers 10c.
Corset Covers, worth soc, at CSC.
Corset Covers, made to sell at 75c,
your choice Acc.
Night Gowns of good Cotton 39c.
Night Gowns, worth $1.00, 75c.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Addison Moore, the pastor, will
preach In the morning, tomorrow, at
the First Baptist church, on Modern
Notions About the Kingdom Of Heav-
en-" In the evening he will preach
about "a Business Man by the Grace
of God"
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Children's Hose

grades we'll introduce to the Moth
ers and ask for hearing. If you can
buy the 10c grade less than 15c, IL 1-2c
grade less than tic. 19c grade less than
Csc in any other store we will cheerful
ly refund your money.
ALSO
An extra heavy Boys Stocking, Rib
bed and Double Knees at 19c pair.
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HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.

At the Howard avenue Congregation
al church tomorrow, the pastor Rev.
William ]. Mulch, will preach on the
topic, "Are Gods Ways Just?" this
being the fourth of a series of sermons
on the theme 1.-THE Testing of a Soul"
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Mrs Cornelia e. Forbes, president of
the Connecticut w. c. T. u, will speak
at the East Pearl street M. e. church
Sunday evening, March -, at COM
memorative service for Miss Frances e.
Willard, and a free will offering meet
ing for state and local temperance
work. All persons interested are cor
daily invited.
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There will be preaching in Grace
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
morning by Rev. Prof. Abbott of Kent
Hill seminary, Maine. In the evening
Rev Dir. Chadwick, the pastor, will
continue his series of sermons on 1.-THE
Future Life" his particular subject
being Heaven a Place.
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Church Street Store

Go through Church Street Store an
look at the
10c 36-inch Percales selling at 3-4c.
10 1-2c Ginghams selling at lac.
csc Ginghams selling at 15c.
10c Outings selling at SC.
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THE RAILROAD Y. M. G. A.

Rev. N. J. Squires, pastor of the
First Congregational church, West
Haven, will speak on Turning Points
in Life at the Railroad Y. M. C. A.
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. Railroad men
are invited to attend and bring their
families.
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AT ST. PAuL's CHURCH.

Tomorrow the fourth Sunday in
Lent, there will be holy communion at
$3.50 a. M, and morning prayer, litany
and sermon at 1890 a. m. There will
be evening prayer and sermon at 1880
p. m.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

At the First Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow the pastor, Rev
Gardner Eldridge, will preach in the
morning on 1.-THE Evolution of a
Prince" and in the evening on
Strength"
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
SPECIAL X. M. G. Il. SERYICE FOR
MEN At GR1ND OPERA HOUSE.

Rev. A. r.. Beard, ID. d., VIII Speak at
United Church on Porto Rico-James
u. Reynolds of New York VIII Address
the Mems ub-Scrvices In Other
Churches.
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THE Y. M. G. A. SERVICE.

With thirty oil paintings DR.. Dorman
of our city has Travelled the American
continent teaching and warning men of
evils and tendencies to evil. The key
word of this great lecture is "Know
Thyself." Over 100000 men have profit
ed by this lecture. The Y. M. C. A.
has secured Dr. Dorman for one lecture.
He will deliver it at the Grand opera
house Sunday at 4 p. m.
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Jewelry Dept News

Belt Buckles, manufacturers stock Of
handsome stone and enamel effects, Sat-
urday IL lie.
Neck Buckles, handsome assortment,
Csc.
Beauty Pins, for SC. 3,
Lace Pins, pretty novelties, Sc.
Hat Pins, hard enamel, &c.
Brooch Pins, rhinestone, enamel, etc,
worth Soc, Saturday 19c.
Rings, stone, chased and plain, 76c
quality, Csc.
SOC Lorgnette Chains for 25c.
Nethersole Bracelets, plain and twist
ed. in gilt, silver and onyx, Saturday
100.
Jet Belts worth ST. rs, for TIC.
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Silks

The New Haven Silk Store offers you
many attractions that are exceptional.
Received many choice styles of printed
Liberty Silks in stripes, polka dots and
small figures. This is an entirely new
silk, and will be very fashionable for
waists and dresses, Many stores ask
SOC for this. Saturday, SOC yard.
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Gloves

For Saturday buyers.
LADIES 2-CLASP
Kid Gloves, all shades and sizes, en-
broidered back, 75c pair.
Gents Walking Gloves, street shades,
fine kid, worth $1.4S, at $1.0O pair.
Ladies' 4-Button Berlin Lisle Thread
Gloves, SOC kind, at 25c pair.
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House Gowns

Women's Percale House Gowns, value
s5c. Saturday, Acc.
Others at 75c, Ssc, $780, $139. All we'll
made. Sizes 80 to 49,