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3 to 4.

Child's coats, S2-9S.
Lot of children's coats; ages 1 to
5 years; trimmed tastefully; very
stylish, and in all colors; to &c for
s2.9S.
Brass extension rods, 45c.
Brass extension rods, with fixtures
complete; instead OF 10c for 7-Sc.
Lambrequins, 19c.
Pretty piano or mantel lambre-
gums, made of art drapery and frirg-
ed: instead of 35c for 1ac.
Flannelettes, 45c.
Fleeee-Iined aannelettes; some in
dress and some wrapper lengths and
some smaller pieces; only a small
lot; with dark grounds, with pretty
! contrasting figures, instead OF 1cc for
/ 7-Sc-
Rainy-day skirts, 1898.
Ladies' very fashionable Plaid-back
Rainy-day Skirts, with inverted pleat
backs and heavily stitched bottoms;
the regular S. skirts, for s39S-
Imitation marten scarfs, 1898.
Ladies Imitation Marten Fur Neck
Scars, trimmed Win SIX tails, 1oE
SO IS this hour.
BOYS waists, &c.
Lot of Boys Percaie Shirt Waists, in
red and blue patterns, to go for &c this
| hour
Atwood knee pants, SOC.
| Boys fine all-wool Knee Pants, the
/ celebrated "Craekajack;" made with
/ double seats and knees ard which are
guaranteed to wear; fully laped seams
and patent wristbands; instead of Sc,
! for 99e.
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9 to 10.

avergaiters, 12c.
Ladies black overgaiters, which sell
For 25c, and lambswool slipper-soles,
which sell at zoe, for lie.
$1.25 shoes, Toe
Ladies dongola button and lace
shoes; sizes IL to s; instead of SIZE,
for 75c.
Child's dresses, 25c.
Chldren's fannelette dresses: sizes
i to 8 years: well made and In fast
eolorsi for 25e.
Infants slips, Die
Infants long and short slips, made
of good cambria, trimmed with en-
broidery, for 21e this hour
Window shades, SEC.
Waterproof felt window shades, in
all colors, complete with fixtures for
8T-8c.
Curtain scrim, &c.
36-inch cream curtain scrim; in
pretty patterns; worth &c yard, for
: l 7Sc yard.
. Yard wide muslin, 45c.
wide bleached muslin in short
lengths; worth great deal more, for
Use yard.
Indigo blue prints, 35c.
Indiso-bIue prints In desirable fig
ured and striped effects, instead CT
SC yard for 3 Use.
Outing cloths, 45c.
Light striped outing cloths; only 6
. small lot; instead of LIE for 7-Sc
yard.
Misses and children's fats, 49c.
Lot Of misses and children's flats of
felt and satin finished felt in ravy,
brown, castor grey, and black; worth.
S9c to $t.50 for acc.
Lot o. music, DC copy.
: Lot of very popular music; some of
which sold originally for as high IS
40c; to go for sc copy.
CSC wrappers, $50
ore small lot of Ladies' Percale
Wrappers; in small sizes; but very
good quality and very well made
: O'Clock at 39e. Be prompt for they
. will not hold out long
! Rainy-day skirts, S1.9S.
: Lot of Ladies Batly-day Skirts of
! oxford cloths; with stitched bottoms
and with inverted pleat backsi the
!. SO so skirts about town for S1-9S-
!. Boys waists, 123c.
T 200 Boys Shirt Waists of blue, red,
!. ard fancy white percales; the regular
!. CSC waists; for IL lie.
I Mems suspenders, 19c.
I 500 pairs Of the kind OF Mems Sus-
!. penders which every mems store sells
!. for 39c and Soc for 19c-
!. Mems night robes, 3ac.
{ 100 Mems Plain and Embroidered
! Night Shirts; the soc and 75c kind; to
: go for sec this hour
!. Child's umbrellas, 44c.
!. Lot of q and 26-inch Gloria Umbrel-
!. las for children going to school; with
: steel rods and paragon frames; instead
! of sec. for 44c.
! Embroideries, &c yard.
!. a,000 yards Of and 6 inches wide
: enbroideries. in most effective pat
!. terms; instead of 15c and Zoe yard, for
: &c yard.
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Chaplain Gets a Degree.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Nov Chap
lain H. ". Jones, of the training ship
Monongahela, who was on the Texas dur
ing the war with Spain, has been honored
by Wake Forest College, in, North Caro-
Iinaa, which has conferred on him the
D. D. degree. He was honored in this
way because he was chaplain of the only
ship named after a Southern State par
ticipating in the ngagement at Santiago.
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1 to p.
CONTINUED.

Ladies' hose, &c.
Ladies full seamless fast black
hose-the II 12c sort to go for &C pair.
Gloves up to 81 for Tie.
Balance of the Wertheimer gloves
which are worth up to 81 a pair and
which we sold for $50, to go for TIC
a pair. Black, white, and all shades
tried on and guaranteed.
Crepon skirts, 1898.
Ladies handsome silky blister ere
pom skirts. with full fare bottoms and
inverted pleat backs, for 1898, which
will cost you $3.50 anywhere else.
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Ii to II.
CONTINUED

Ladies' understands, CSC.
Lot of ladies' underskirts OF hand
some Mercerized material; in black
and colors; some with ruffies ana oih-
ers with accordion pleated founces;
for Csc.
10 silk waists for S1.69.
About rs ladies' silk waists, In red,
tan, gray, mode, nile, brown. and
white; slightly mussed and sOiled; TO
go for s.. 50 this hour Won't last long
at this price. so be prompt.
Fall jackets, s198.
Ladies' tan covert medium-weight
jackets; silk lined; for $L9S.
Boys knee pants, 19c.
Lot Of boys wool knee pants: in diff
ferent styles and all sizes; for 19c
pair.
Boys suits, SOS.
Boys Atwood cashmere and chew
lot suits, in vestie styles, in sizes from
to years, and in double-breasted
styles from to Is years; the best 81
suits possible to buy; for $2.98 this
hour.
Boys top coats, S2.9S.
Lot of little boys top coats of COW
ert, black, and herringbone cassi-
meres; some with velvet collars; are
makers samples; instead Of up 10
$3.50, for $z.s6.
Cheviot serge skirts, S1.98.
Ladies' black and ceIored cheviots
serge suits. newest in effect, which
are worth half as much again, for
1888
Cheviot serge suits, S6.9S.
Ladies black cheviot serge suits,
newest in effect. which are worth half
as much again, for $3.50.
Corduroy pants, $50
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants-the best
sort, sell fer csc usually, for 33c.
Silk underskirts, S6.9S.
Ladies' taffeta silk underskirts. in
all eolors and all shades Of coiors,
with two styles OF founces, for s6.9S.
Silk waists, $40
Ladies' black and colored silk
waists, in ali colors; hemstitched back
and front and very stylish, but slight
ly mussed from showing; to go for
S475
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Careless Wheein,en,

Complaint is pretty general in police circles re-
garding the earelessness of bicycle riders in ear
ing for their wheels. Nearly every night and
especially in rainy weather. wheels are picked
up on the streets and taken to Police Headquart-
ers where they are claimed the next morning.
There is talk of taking these cases into The
Police Court, and charging the offenders with ob-
the sidewalk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-01
Annual Meeting to Be Held at the
University of Virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Nov. Tine
sixth annual meeting of the Association OF
Colleges AID Preparatory Schools OF the
Southern States will begin this evening
at the University of Virginia me al
dress of welcome will be delivered by i5r-
Paul B. Barringer, chairman Of the uni
yersitg faculty. The presidents address
will be delivered by Dr.. John NJ. Webb,
of Belle Buckle School, Tennessee, Fol-
lowing this. there viii be a receation to
delegates, given by the university faculty:
The association includes in its member
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TRILLING-s Suddenly. on Tuesday. October so,
1900 at p. M. at the rsidence Of his mother 522
Twenty-sixth Street northwest, ANTHONY, be-
loved son of Elizabeth and the late h1l Triiling
aged twenty-five years and six months
Funeral from above residence, on Friday mora
ing at $50 a. m, thence to st. Stephens Church.
where mass will be said for the repose of his soul
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Dotted and figured swiss, &c.
So and 40-inch wide White Dotted
and Figured Swiss; which sells for 10c
yard to go for Use yard
Appliqued scarfs, 15c.
White Appliqued scarfs in pretty pat
terms, but slightly soiled; worth 33c,
for lie.
Flannel skirts, 19c.-
Domet Flannel Skirts in pink. blue.
grey, ground with pretty contrasting
eolored borders and crocheted edges;
worth Csc for Ice.
Trimming braids, PC.
Small lot of Fancy Dress Trimming
Braids in colors and black, which sell
for u lie to Csc; to go for 27-8c.
15c towels, o5c.
Bleached Homegrown Towels: mon
strcus size; the regular 15e sort to go
for 7-9e
Fedoras, 69e.
Ladies' and Misses 'Fedoras and
Military Hats in all colors and black;
which are worth s1.25; to go for 69c.
Zoe soaps, 31e.
Violet Almond Cream Soap, which
sells for ice usually to go for 1-2c
cakes this hour.
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10 to IL.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Mems 69c shirts, 39c.
Lot of Mems Undershirts in colored
wcrl; in sizes SO to 46, which sold for
Csc to go for 39c.
French caps, Acc.
Lot of Infants Close fitting French
Caps; made of faille silk; trimmed
with chinchilla FUR; worth 75c for 49c-
Mercerized waists, S1.19.
Ladies' finest black mercerized
waists; elegantly tucked: have every
appearance of silk waists and wear
much longer; for $1.19.
Flanellette wrappers, 79c.
Lot of ladies' fannelette wrappers;
in all sizes and in all coiors; with
skirts trimmed with founces; full
width and the best lot of wrappers we
have offered for many days, which
cannot be duplicated elsewhere for
less than $50 and $1-75: to go for 79c-
Ladies' rubbers, 19c.
Ladies' Candee and Boston rubbers
in pointed and broad toes; sizes 2 IL
to IL and to 6: all SOC and 60c
quality for 19c pair.
Ladies 81 shoes, Csc.
Lot of ladies box calf, kangaroo
calf and Wei kid lace shoes; with
heavy soIes and bull dog toes: the 81
quality for 98c.
Serge skirts, $29S.
Ladies black cheviot serge skirts;
trimmed at bottoms with three rows
OF silk; with inverted pleat backs and
full fare bottoms; for s2-9S
Ladies' $14 suits, S9.9S.
Ladies' covert and homespun suits.
in Elton and double breasted tight-ft-
ting siIk-linei jackets; the latest and
most stylish tailor-made suits, which
are selling tor $14 and more; for this
hour, secs.
Boys suits, S1.40.
| Little boys suits, in vestee styles,
! from 5 to s years, Of very worthfui
materials: and double breasted suits,
in sizes to 16 years; the kind and
| sort sold at s2.50 usually; for s1.49
I this hour
Boys SOC waists, 19c.
The famous Champion brand of
boys shirt waists. some of which sell
| for as much as See; TO go Tor 19c this
hour; elegant assortment of patterns.
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Held for The Grand Jnrx.

Charles Hiidebrand and John shue. the youths
who we're brought from Lancaster, Pa, yesterday,
by Detective Miller. held for the action OF
the grand jury this morning. They charged
with having broken open trunk and stolen
500 from the proprietor of gypsy camp, near
Brookland.
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The welcome

At the door from happy, healthy wife,
Is something which the husband looks
forward to all through the days labor.
He may be tired, but his step hghtens
and his face brightens as he quickens his
pace 10 receive the smiling welcome of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-01

ISOLATION, and Dr. J. NJ. Page, OF the Uni
zyersity of Virginia, is chairman of the
local committee.
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II Is not difficult conundrlm where Heurich's
beers can be found. &aerzen. Senate. and Lager
can be found draft and in bottles at all lead
ing hotels and restaurants in the city. For case
fer your home phone ga, AIlingtsn Bottling Co.
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SPECIAL WOTICEs,


THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
will be reopened to the public on
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1900, at 1870
O'CLOCK P. NJ, and will be open every
Sunday thereafter at the same hour until
further notice. Admission free. BY order:
no1-4t F. B. INQUIRE, Director.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBlA.-All Demo-
Gratis in the District of Columbia who are
willing in any way to aid in the campaign
work OF the Democrats now being carried
On viii confer a favor by calling on the
undersigned between the hours of q. N.
and p. II. any day. c. T. BRIDE,
129 B Street s. E. Washington, D. C.
oc26 Totem
RUFUS H DARBY PRINTING COMPA-
NY, Rufus H. Darby. Treasurer AMI
Manager. Railroad Show. and CONNER
cial Printing, sos and eos Fourteenth
Street, ope door south Pennsylvania Ave
nue., Washington, D c. oc6-1m
WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles
Parties who failed to pay 1898 taxes. and
whose property was sold. can protect them
from maturing to a deed and loss OF prop
erty by calling at the Office of WASHING
| TON LAW & CLAIMS CO., Room T. Az
Louisiana Avenue northwest. city.
eeIs-tt.e m
E. LsNDGREN,
Massage Specialist. removed to the Sew
ern, 1910 H Street northwest. Telephone
AS.
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TO ENSLAVE THE PEOPLE
Trusts In America Akin to Land
lOrdism in Ireland.

Imperialism and Monopoly and the
Alliance With England Round1y
Denounced at n Hass Meeting in
Baftimore-The Rights of Human
tty at Issue in the Coming Contest.
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The stockton Ready for Trial.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 1.-Repairs to the
torpedo boat Stockton, which damaged
several of her bow plates by collision
with the naval tug Potomac, were COM
pleted at the navy yard yesterday after
noon. She is now ready for her trial trip
which will take place over the Govern
ment's measured course in Chesapea
Bay
s1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
d. d o.
saturday and Sunday. November and 4.
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As much dealing through the mails as in before the
the
s. delivered within radius of l0o miles OF this city
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4 to s.

75c black cheviot serge, 55c.
Black cheviot serge; so inches vide:
all wool: reversible and dust-pToof;
elegant for shopping skirts and for
Office; not more than dress or skirt
length to a buyer; 75c value for 55c.
Mems So shoes, s..
Lot of mems patent leather button
shoes, made of finest imported pat
ent calf; strictly hand-sewed and in
latest styles Of toes; the shoes for
which ali shoe stores get SIS; to
go for SO this hour.
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8 to 9.

Table damask, 1870.
Bleached table damask: SIS inches
wide and in rich designs; instead Of
25e, fer Is Use yard. but only one table
length to buyer.
Zoe shoe polish, pc.
Black shoe polish which sells for 10c
usually to go for Lee bottle.
Infants shoes, 19c.
Lot Of infants and children's soc and
Toe shoes. with spring heels; sizes
to 4; for 19c-
Mems gloria umbrellas, soc.
Zoe Mems Gloria Umbrellas, with
steel rods and paragon frames; the
regular 81 sort; for 55c.
Mems Zoe collars, G12c.
Twenty five styles of Mems 4-ply
linen collars, the Zoe kind, % go for
1-2c each this hour.
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EDUCATORS OF THE SOUTH.

s-s'
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Marine Band Concert.

The programme for the concert by the band
of the United States Marine Corps at the Marine
Barracks this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock is as fol-
lows:
March, s'HaiI to the Spirit of Liberty sousa
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s'Hechtss Greater Stores, .

- Astonishing Commute selling at Hechts'.
n
bill Hechts
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s1.25 to baltimore and Return via

saturday and Sunday. November 8 and 4.
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GEORGETOWN.
SHEEP INDUSTRY IN NEW FEN,

SHEEP INDUSTRY IN NEW ENGLAND.
 A representative of THE NEwrowN BEE, when in town, last week Saturday, called on Edwin Gilbert and was cour- teously shown around his sheep Duild- ings, ,whicfsare model in every:respect. MT Gilbert is demonstrating to the farmers that sheep raising is one of the most profitable industries which the farmers If New England can enter into. MT Gi- bert has put a great deal of thought into this matter, as he does into all of his busine,s, and has his pastures 50 protecs- ed by wire that 1t is impossible for the dogs to get at tbe sheep, this being the great difficulty in raising sheep in this section. MT Gilbert would be glad to show any one around who Is interested
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Toilet Sets-Cheap

Cheap in price, that is, but splenc.d v-:ue. Thus they are an excellent type of all that our China Stc-e holds, whether it be the fnest of French, Austrian or English china d;:,ne.-sets, or the most moderately priced of scmestic manufacture. All is worthy, and gere.-ily, at prices much below those asked elsewhcae.
 Here are two low-priced chamber toilet sets: At S. ,o7-pece toilet set with unce:glaze dec ora
 tons including slop-jar.
 coration; complete with slop-jar.
 An exceptional opportunity is offered to secure thin blown-glass water tumblers at price far below regular value. We made large purchase, in variety of good patterns, and have priced them at 45c dozen; regularly $l and SIPS.
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Vsef1xI Golf CAFES

Never was there more useful, all-around out-of-door wrap than golf cape. They ought to be re-christened, for, although originally brought into notice through golf, they have vastly broadened their scope of usefulness, un- a now they are indispensable.
 Our collection of them is ample, in style and price-range, to meet all demands made upon it. Examples:
 $s.s5Of double-faced chevlot; high haring coi-
 lar; seams nicely finished; 34 In. long. s. so-Of double-faced cheviot; better quality {:
 farine collar and hood in various colored plaids;
 two styles.
 Sro. so-Of black or blue cheviot high daing
 collar and yoke effect; outlined with broadcloth
 and showing reverse plaid also made with hood.
 instead of yoke.
 Others up to $32.
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HUNTIN4TON.
AFFAIR ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAIR ABOUT TOWN.
 E milne, widow of the late Ccrne Illus Van Vliet, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Fred Durand in Shelton, was buried in the Lawn cemetery on Tuesday, the 18th.
 Mrs Fred Wooster has been entertain ing guests from Maryland.
 Miss May Brownson tpent Sunday in New Milford.
 MT and Mrs D. H. Chatfield and Mrs D. N. Morgan were at Bonnibrook, last week.
 Chsrlie Phillips, little colored boy who has lived with MT and Mrs Joseph Martin for several yesrp, died last week Monday of consumption.
 The Changers and few of their friends dintd in royal Thar ksgivirg style, last week Friday evening.
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Warm PetticOatS

They're O. various materials, these short petticoats, and trimmed in different styles, but they are all alike in the important particular of being most useful garments for this season of the year, when changes are apt to be 50 sudden. And, for the quality and workmanship, they're extremely reasonable.
 Here are some of the sorts:
 @ nanne.ee it m nese a f o1 ppe.,oned
 with silk soc; trimmed with lace 7sc and sSc. Of knitted Zephyr. In solid colors mixed grays.
 solid colors with border of contrasting color.
 zsc to S2.
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Gold JEW FL R Y

With the approach of the holidays the Jewelry suggestive place, too, when one is seeking ideas about gifts As to gifts, nothing is more satis- flying, in the long run, than solid gold. Our stock of gold jewelry is more richly varied than ever, and is priced at only small profit over the cost of pure gold and best workmanship. Some price-ranges:
 Scarf Pins. ST to Ss. Brooches. $s. 90 to SIo: Sleeve Links ST. so to S1o. Womens Rings. Sa s Studs set of B. S7s to s. Girls Rings. $I35 to "a. Cuff Pins. pair S1.7s to $3.so.
 Mems Chains. S7. 90 to Sso:
 Women'S Chains. $6.75 to $I5.
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THE HELMET OF NAVARRE'

A eat novel, full of fife. adventure and ac- tioa, the scene laid in France three hundred years ago, began in the August, 19C0. CEN, FURY and will continue for several months in 1901 Critics everywhere are enthusiastic over the opening chapters of this remarkable storv "The authors tame is apparently es. tablished with this, her maiden effort," says the BOSTON TRANSCRIPT. THE CRITIC calls 1t "A remarkable performance
 EDTE New Subscribers to THE CENTURY c hEEs MAGAZINE w. o begin with the number ,or NovemDe 1900, will receive free of charge the three previous numbers. Au 1rst chapters of "The Helmet of Navarro" or if these numbers are entirely exhausted st pamphlet con ainin4 all of the chapters of :.T ,e Helmet ot Navarro" contained tn the three numbers
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enough In the business to give him call.
RRPA1Rs ON THE ORE MILL.

RKPAIRB ON THE ORE MILL,
 Extensive repairs have been made on the ore mill, beginning work this week. Frank H. Lee has the contract of furnish- ing the mill with silica and is getting 1t out 1t the quarry of Taylor & Bates in Ridgefleld and Is cartipg 1t by team tn the mill.
 George B. Grumman drives a rev horse purchased of Mr Mitchel of VII. ton.
 Mrs Patrick German visited her moth. CT, Mrs Kelly, in Lake George, Newtown, las. week.
 J. B. Williams is on the sick list.
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More About DOLLS

Last week we told about fraction of the beautiful things our new Toy Store holds. You can't imagine the glitter and brilliance of this delightful realm of toys-you'd best see. De- tails are safer. Here are some about dolls: Baby Blanche'-7o in. tall curly golden har; ; with shoes and stockings on. goes to sleep-$I
 Same. 24 In tall, S7.
 "Baby Lillian." in sizes. from $r..s to $7so. Fine ointsd dolls, that go to sleep. in tall. with
 shoes and stockings. soc each.
 Jointed dolls. E in. tall. asc each.
 Undressed dolls of china. bsque. rubber. woodland
 rag dolls many kinds. from Ic up. Dressed dolls. in beautiful styles ofour own design At ST. the best-dresssd jointsd doll to bs found at the price.
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soc Dress Goods, 25e
rIohair Pebble Suitings Cfrsnoh r1ixad CulifinVS

1rlped TIIXed SuItlngS
 They're both made to sell at soc yard, but they came to us at distinct loss to the manu- facturers. You get the bene6t-25c yard is the price on these most effective stuffs. These colorings in the Pebble Suitngs-navy blue and black, green-and-black, brown-and-black, plum and black, magenta and black. And these in the Striped Mixed Suitngs- blue, royal blue, black, brown, castor and plum.
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New Wash SILK s

They have just arrived from Japan, fresh, bright, new-the Wash Silks for 1901. Richer, more beautiful than ever. Some of the new et- fleets are white corded checks, plaids and stripes, colored grounds with cords of white or haiz- lines of black, and many striking combinations of black and white. 45c yard.
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Our BOOK STORE

Whenever new book is issued, it's sure to be found here on the day of publication. And at the fairest of low prices. Our huge volume of business makes this possible.
 Here is word of three special bargains: "Twe1tv Years of Congress" from Lincoln to Gar field with a review of the events which led so the vols; 7xo4x2 in, cloth bound. Published at $7.so, our price. S2. 30.
 MusI1fed Natural Hisory. by Rev: J: G. W2od- Covers the whole field of natural history. Fro. fuseiy frustrated by Wolf. Weir. Coleman and many others. vols; 7xeHxs in.: about Boo p. to the volume. First published at v yAiune; price of this edition. cloth bound. es. g ct History of the United States. from asodgtnS aoeS Size 7Nx1ox1A in.; maps. charts and diagrams. Was &, CUT price ST.