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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Death Of Wood Brandon.

Mt. Pleasant Feb. 4-Nr. and Mrs.
George Brandon and Dick Brandon came
in from Castle Dale today 10 attend the
funeral of W. ". Brandon. better known
as Wood" Brandon. VINO died yesterday
morning of rheumatism of the heart, af-
ter a short sickness. Mr.. Brandon was
a native Of Tennessee and was q years
OF age. He has resided in Mt. Pleasant
since 1861. after having spent nine years
in other parts Of the state He mas held
several municipal and federal Offices and
mas been known as a man Of honor and
integrity. Others of his children and rel
atives have not yet arrived. so 1t IS not
known positively when the funeral viii
be. but probably on Monday next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
RUNAWAYs CAPTURED.
Richfeld Boys Stole Horses and
Started For Arizona.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS

Leith Morrison, two boys about u years
OF age, some time Wednesday night took
each a horse from his fathers barn and
decamped. Upon investigation it was
found that the lads were headed for Flag
san, Ariz. to which place they had con-
fided to some companions they were go
ing.
The boys are sons Of G. T. Bean and
James 3. Morrison. Mr.. Morrison imme-
diately started in pursuit co bring them
lived at flagstaff and the boys becom-
ing tired Of school, took the running away
method Of getting out Of study. Mr.. Nor
riSOn returned with the boys yesterday,
having OveTtaken them in Emery county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Officer Charged with Robbe-u.

Tucson. Ariz-, Feb. 24-Tombstons
advices say Detective Thatcher has
caused the arrest of Bert Alvord. con-
stable Of Wilcox and deputy sheriff Of
Cochowti county. and ". II. Downey,
a cowboy. on the charge OF holding up
the Southern express at Cochise. near
Wilcox, in September last, when a
large sum Of money was secured by the
robharE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Provo Briefs.
CSneclaI Correspondenee0

Provo. Feb. 24-Three hObOs having
served their sentence-twenty days-in
the city jail. were discharged this morn
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Williams has been call
ed TO WelIsviHe to the bedside of mis- bro
Their. who is seriously in from the effects
of the mill dust at De Lamar.
County Physician Robinson was called
TO Goshen this afternoon to examine a
suspected case of smallpox at that place
Detective John A. Brown has filed a
complaint in Justice Kings court charg-
ing Charles A. Johns, George Mcpherson,
JAMES Mscham and +. NJ. Conan with
burglariZing the Spanish Fork depot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
CURIOUS OLD RELIC.
Ancient Firearm Dug Up on a Farm
Near VernaI.
Especial Correspondence)

Vernal. Feb. T.-County Assessor
Tyzack had a curious relic of old times on
exhibition at his Office today in the shape
Of an old Anticipated firearm which was
recently unearthed on his farm near
Nernal. The old piece is hsmmerless, and
of very peculiar mechanism. and no one
not even the oldest inhabitant. had ever
seen anything ike it. A dent "a the stock
which is of iron. and cut in trigger,
seemed to indicate that its one time owner
had been in a tight place. The cUriO was
sold to Rock NJ. Pope for s, who viii
take IL with him to Salt Lake. where he
intends making business trip in a few
4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
HEARD AND SEEN
IN TTMM0NY'S COURT.

The enlivening strains of a quick
step fioated in through the open win
dow from the band ove~ at the conven-
ton as Mr. Diehl and the docket en-
tered the room. 1t was something real
new, and soon the mourners began TO
keep time with the music by dub
dub" on the floor.
.'Aw. I could die waltzin'," sighed
Mike Boyle.
well. there amt much danger" re-
torted Colonel Kelly, reprovingly.
Mike shut Up.
s. L. Smith pranced forward like an
old war horse at the sound of a bugle.
IF they say so, L guess was he
said.
But haven't got a cent protested
Smith.
soling answer.
Guess I was drunk" said another.
as Held struck up a funeral march he
answered to the name Of J. L. Percy.
HIS was three.
Dan Redmond was like the fellow who
celebrated WaShington's birthday.
-D9mrue." he said to the Jailer, /
never knew a 23rd of February yet tnat
l wasn't sick"
Dams was three. too.
]. Albert Marcroft- was accused OF
abusing d. c. RuSti1 at d Fifth ward
social event the other night. He plead
ed guilty to using the language, ou'
insisted that he was provoked. hoAl-
inaI fine OF g was imposed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
sANpETE WOOL SOLD.
Some Clips Disposed Of at Is Cents
Per Pound.

Especial Correspondence
Mt Pleasant. Feb. 2l-LOcal wool deal
ers are beginning TO bestir themselves
and consequently wool Is moving Clips
are now being disposed of very readily
by growers. as all bands anticipate a
better market and consequently higher
prices later on in the season. but several
were contracted for yes ,erday and the day
before. II is understood that the buyers
are guaranteeing Is cents per pound for
what they have bought.
Carlos Gunderson has bought the house
and lot owned by E G. Johnson located
in the western part Of town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

in the Murray opera house Wednesday
evening. Feb. q II was one of the most
successful affairs ever given by the pop
ular ladies. and great credit is due to
the committee in charge. Dancing was
INDUCED in until a late hour. Olson's or
ches ira furnished their usual dehgntIui
music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Celebration at Rio de Janerio

Rio de Janiero, Feb. 24.-The ninth
anniversary Of the PRONUNCIATION of the
constitution was celebrated today bv a
grand reception of the diplomatic corps
the officers Of the army, navy and ma
tional guard, and the state and NUM-
clpal functionaries and citizens of all
classes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
HE is Wise Who
Talks Bat Little. Z"

tbs IS only a half truth.
IF zvise men had held their
tongues, eue should knoSy
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. IF It were not
for this advertisement you
nrightnever knozU that Hood S
SarSaparilLa IS the greatest
medicine in. the SvorLd to
purify and enrich your blood.
create an appetite, gfOe yop
strength and steady nerDeS.
impure BIood-"My oonipLerionOas
Sad. HOODS SzrsaparaIa did much GOO
BY Purifying my blood. sly skbn IS non
oleAr. - o,grlie D. Mccoy, WaLsortOzUz. Pa.
foods Soe1qb0d@
lg5E5
Hood's PfIs care liver flIs; he nonirTi1ating ana
e6lY caih1TFic to take with Iiood's sArsapAIilla,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Postal Service Established.

Especial TO The Herald)
Washington, D. c., Feb A-Postal
service has been established at Cam
bridge, Ida, with Robert LansdOn post
master. Postal service has also. been
established at Daniel. Wyo.. with
Thomas 2. Daniel postmaster, and at
OS2eola. WyO., with John K. Jeffrey
postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Circleville Notes.
lspecIal Corresp0ndence.l

Circleville. Feb. Z3.-Homer. the 6-year-
old boy of c. A. Peacock. fell out OF a
moving buggy and broke his left leg just
below the hip.
Joseuh johnson OF this place has re-
tseived notice TO prepare for a N sSiOn- ana
viii soon leave for Provo 20 take course
ia theology.
Representative J. II. Fullmer Is away
from home at present, being out to Green
River on a business proposition.
WashingtOns birthday was celebrat ed
here BIZ the school children under the
management of the teacher. Mr. Albert
Daily and Miss Bina Chidester.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Slams independence Threatened.

a.rltn- Feb, -i-Baron Hesse War
,--E publishes a letter from Singapore
]. the Cologne Yoke Zeituug. in which
... AIller saws an expedition is being
prepared in the French Indies for the
l-. pose of seizing Hainau and there
s.,a threatening the indepeg 9ence Of
sam. The baron adds that the matter
W Mas brought 10 the attention OF Prince
ii a. or OF Prussia when the latter was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
BANKERS ARE ARRESTED.
With Being Responsible For
Institutions Collanse.

St Louis, Feb. 24.-Up0n application
Of a committee representing 500 cred
itOrs, warrants We're issued today for
the arrest Of the following officers OF
the defunct Mullanphy Savings bank:
J. H. Rottmann, president; Louis G.
KammereT, cashier; Henry Kiages,
Conrad Keilersman, Charles Schu-
macher. Joseph Marks, Casper GestTing
and Frederick BOlte, directors.
It is charged that the president, cash
Ter and board OF directors were remiss
in their care Of the banks funds. and
that To criminal practice was due the
collapse Of the institution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
The KENTUCKY Issue.

indianapolis Press)
WattS-By the way. do you understand
this Kentucky row.
POtts-Oh yes. 1t is question Of SUI
periorlty between the knife and the squir.
rel rifle cults
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25

courteously and given time to represent
their cause
Mrs. f. s. Richards IS still in the east
and viii return in about a week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25

l-e-.-.,' NO. has ucsrO restaurant
H-zser who paid G1l0 for himself er5
- 81 TO pay $500 for his wife ana cbiid-
f- e.l or WllCl. with the execution ~
49, was paid when the tmanciuatf5r
F''aidmaJiOn was issued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Net the President.

"On Feb. u a reception in honor Of the
delegates was gwen al the " ME House
and We me- President Mckinney. WAC Wt.S
considerate enough TO congratulate the
women of Utah. through their represen-
tatives. on the enjoyment OF the rIgne OF
suffrage. He seemed much interes ted in
the work of the convention. Il great
many receptions and teas were giVan by
the people of Washington. one of which
was at Henderson castle, one OF the paia-
tial residences Of the city. where eX-
Senator and Mrs. Henderson received the
delegates. The CorCUrau art gallery. the
congressional library and many other
pubic and private PAGES of interest were
thrown open 90 the visiting ladies. and
everything possible was done TO make our
stay in Washington pleasant.
The black silk dress ana two beautiful
sofa pillows made OF Utah six and
sent as a token of the regard of Utah
women for Miss Anthony, Were presented
To that lady on Feb. Is. during "a session
of the convention that was he'd IN La
fayette Opera House. Mrs. 4. :. Rich
ards made a pretty address I'm pre- Mt
ing the gifts To- Miss Anthony. and the
latter responded pleasantly Ia accepting
them. one of the cushions bears a bro
cade figure of free woman and IL was
particularly appropriate as a birthday
present TO one who mas spent % years
Of her 50 years Of life in endeavOriug
10 free her sex and 20 give them equal
suffrage,
Speaking of the work of the convention
Mrs Clark said that every state in the
Union was represented, "a condition that
was very gratifying 10 the suffrage lead
eTs as indicating q growing interest in
their cause. The Church OF Our Father
where the sessions of the association were
neld. was a cOmm0diOus and pleasant
convention hall. Twenty-Five meetings
were held. each one of which was made
inJeres ting by the discussion Of able pa
pers on suffrage topics prepared By lead
ing women Of the nation.
The enthusiasm Of the delegates in the
cause they were representing was shown
by their generous CDuTi button to a fund
Tor the maintenance Of the association
In one hour, during a session Of the cou-
ventiOn Sl0.e00 was subscribed. The scope
Of the work being done was indicated bv
"a report showing tnat ltO0J letters were
sent out I'm the interest Of the association
during 1899. Some Of the brightest wO-
men Of the nation are taking part in the
suffrage cause
Mrs Clark read paper before the
convention entitled "A Plea For the Six
teenth Amendment 10 the Constitution.
Granting Suffrage 20 All Women. which
was published IN fun in q Rochester N.
" paper. She was one of q committee
that appeared before the senate judiciary
emmittee 10 urge the constitutional
nendment The ladies were received
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Genuine Temerity.

philadelphia Record.)
iRlohbs-Buggins has considerable con-
fdeDce in himself, hasn't he2
SIObbs-COnfdeuCel Why, / have ac-
tuauy heard MIN attempt TO argue with
his son. who is just out OF college.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
Ball at Murray.

Especial Correspondence
Murray, Feb. ga grand ball was given
by Crescent circle Women Of Woodcraft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25

Guess I was drunk, said another
as Held struck up a funeral march he
answered to the name Of ]. L. Percy.
HIS was three.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-16
Jewelry, gather Goods and
Other Little a1ncidenta1s.

Silk Tubul44aF E2eglass Cord, with
silk slide w,s., sc.
Pearl Collar Buttons: all sizes. sc.
Sterling Silver Brilliant Stone
Stick Pins: !. .Ioc.
Eyeglass Hooks. sc.
25c. and 3oc. Cuff Buttons. :. .1oc.
Medium-size sChain Purses. .79c.
Assorted STYLES in Beaded Lorg-
nette Chains. .2oc.
Collar Button Sets..... sc
Large Variety of Bag Tops. .7oc.
Fish Net Shopping, Bags. .Ioc.
Patent Leather Circular
Gold Braid Belts. complete line,
ACC. to ST. 90
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Hosiery for EVerybody y.

| This is the Mecca for those that wish to buy
ing it. We seldom have a customer to leave this
department without making purchase; because
our entire efforts are centered on pleasing every
one.
Women's Fast Black Seamless
Cotton Hose, made with good warm
fleeing, per pair. .I2Rc.
Women's Atwood Seamless Hose,
fast black, double heels and toes..25c.
Women's English Cashmere Hose,
full regular made, fast black, spliced
heels and toes, per pair. ..39c.
Women's Four-thread Black Isle
Hose, Hermsdorf dye, full regular
made, Rembrandt and Richelieu rib
bed, per pair. ...... .25c.
Children's Black Ribbed Wool
Hose, double knees, heels and toes,
all sizes, per pair. ...........I2Hc.
Children's Seamless Ribbed Cotton
Hose, double knees, heels and toes,
one by one and two by two rib, all
sizes ................. .12Hc.
Boys Heavy Ribbed School Hose,
fast black, seamless and double
throughout, all sizes. .15c.
Mems Heavy Merino Half Hose,
fast black and natural, double heels
and toes, per pair. .15c.
Mems Seamless Cotton Half Hose,
double soles, heels and toes, fast
black, stainless tan, fancy stripes and
polka dot, per pair. .12Ac.
Mems Shaw Knit Cotton Half
Hose, made Of fine Egyptian cotton,
double soles, heels and toes. fast
black, tans, blues, heather mixed and
unbleached, per pair. .25c.
FIRST FIpOR-SECTION F.
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Specials From OUR Music Department.

= & % e. s MI Ss2 s :s sa 4E r.
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Special Saturday Offering
i'm Stationery.

1sc. quality Of Polished-back Play
ing Cards. ...............1o c.
1oc. rolls of Crepe Paper, in all
SI.5o Fountain Pens, guaran,
Sealing Wax Cabinets, containing
letter seal, wax and candle, COM
plete .Z5C.
Full Linen Stock Corresponding
Tablets, each. .Ioc.
Large size Scrap Books. 49,. :1oc.
All the fashionable tints in Pa
peterie, imperial purple, Victoria
gray, sea shell pink and departmental
blue 80. .25c Oox
Dainty boxes of Note and Chill
dren's Papeterie. .Ioc.
Euchre Prizes, Tally Cards and
German Favors.
Investigate the merits OF our En-
craving Department = high-grade
work and reasonable prices.
FIRST rLooR-sEc1IoN =.
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MillirlefY.

From Our Millinery Department
every Ladies' Fine Real French Felt
Hat, in every shape imaginable,
without a doubt the most wonderful
value ever placed before the public
the greater portion are blacks, with
browns and navies as good seconds
this cold type that brings the news
before you cannot tell what value
there is in this big sale. Not single
one of the very cheapest is worth less
than $I.oo. and from that up to
$I.75. You'll find this statement
true to fault-you have the choice
of any that may
:;@: zss: !:s:; A}8Ca
ON SALE ON OUR sEcOND-FLooR BARGAIN
TARLES
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Handkerchief.

This department believes in expansion, especially
about holiday times We have made our usuar-tdg
preparations another fortnight will find them in
new quarters. In the meantime, the present space
will have to show up large sales. We mean to do
1t in this manner:
Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs
-hemstitched and we'll laundered-
each lOC.
Women's All-linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs: every letter from A to L;
both Numbered and unlaundered
either hemstitched or hand-embroid-
Situ IL /2S.
Women's Swiss Cambria Hand
kerchiefs: embroidered, scalloped
edges and lace borders-at. .I2Hc.
Mems Taponette Handkerchief
kemstitched; large silk initials; every
letter .IOc.
Mems Plain White All-linen Hem
stitched Handkerchief; assorted
width hens; very special lot;
FIRST FLooR-sEcTIoN D.
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Our Regular List of Drug
gists' Sundries.

WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE ALERT IN THIS
DEPARTMENT TO SELECT SOMETHING WHICH
is IN DEMAND AND WE'LL KNOWN TO THE
TRADE.
Violet Soap, three pieces in
DON Il -.
Clawson's Violet Ammonia. :. &c.
Eastman's Cold Cream. .Ioc.
Gelle Frere's Mikado Face Pow
DER .ES@.
Gelle Frere's Brilliantine. .25c.
Lettuce, Witch Hazel and Glyce-
rine Jelly. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C.
Hot Water Bottles, all sizes. .39c.
Carved Handle Hat Brushes. 25c.
Celluloid Hair Brushes and
Hudnut's Violet Water. .75c.
Hudnut's Cucumber Cream. soc.
Hudnut's Toilet Cerate. ... soc.
500 Polished Tooth Picks, in a
Bailey's Cold Cream. .Ioc.
We have in stock full line OF
Hess Grease Paints, stage makeup
and skin remedies-we are selling
these at very popular prices.
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Gloves and MittemSs


a wly Furnished
a o ed fl depatmen
Womens Black Wool Mttens 25c 800 ana Soc
Chidrens Black Wool Mttens Ioc 49, l9c ana 25c
Mems Wool Gloves. 5oc 75c and 9l 90
Skating Wool Gloves in white black
Chidrens Lined Kid Gloves SOC, 75c ana 9loo
Chldren's Lined Kid MIttens. SOC.
Womens Lined Kid Gloves. ST IS and ST so
Mems Lined Mocha Gloves. 81 90 and $50
Mems Lined Asrakhanback Gloves 5oc 90 and 9l IS
Conductors Hal-hngeed Wool Gloves. Per pair .25c
Our celebrated Peerless" Frelh Glaze and Lambkn Glove two
Gloves, black and coors We guar
and fit them Per pair 81 90
the price, +
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KNIT Underwear

We
areprYor,
Feecemed Vests and Pants 25c 35c. ana Soc
Womens Meno Vests and Pants ooc, 75c q %1
Womens Wool and Merno Vests SIPS and S15o
"Oneia Union Suits 48c o9c, 9c S139 ana Sl5o
Womens Equestrenne Tights 81 and $3.50
Misses and Chidren's Atwood Tights-pe pair. $Ioo
Chidrens Ribbed Vests and Pants and $50
Chidren's White Vests and Pants.
Shirts and Drawers. and Soc
Union Suits. ana SOC
C,idren's Nazareth Waists; all
Chidren's Sleeping Garments Ioe, t5Oc U.s. anu pl'oo
Infants White and Merino Vests; fronts. IS Soc
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S. kann, Sons + Co.
1.-THE Best of Everything for the Least noney.
Open Night
We Believe i'm Reciprocity.

we
patrons nhwe
spcnlw web wnhe tomo
them
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Our Book Dept.

BASEMENT ANNEX.
SHERLOCK HOLINESS COMPLETE EDITION
CTO BE PLAYED HERE NEXT WEEK. CLOTH
BOUND, 5Oc.; PAPER COVER 23c.
'L'AIGLON." FULL TEXT PORTRAIT FRONT
ISPIEcE, DECkLED EDGES, HANDSOMELY
BOUND-99c.
THE NEW GIBSON BOOK FOR lso0-''TITLED
AMERICANS" IT OUTRANKS IN CLEyERNESS
ANYTHING GIBSON HAS EVER ORIGINATED.
SPECIAL-$3.69
THREE LEADERS IN COPYRIGHT FICTION
THE RESURRECTION OF TUIISTOI," CLOTH
BOUND-59c.
"vENGEANCE Is NINE" BY BaLFOUR-ssc.
'.ALICE OF OLD vINCENNES"-95c.
A SPECIAL BIBLE OFFERING-OUR FRENCH
MOROGCO-COVERED BIBLE; FULLPAGED IL
Illustrations, MAPS, HELPS, &C., COMPLETE
SOC.
THREE JUVENILE BOOKS-'THREE LITTLE
PEPPERS AND HOW THEY GREW" BEAUTI-
FULLY ILLUSTRATED-13c.
BROWNIE BOOK OF A, B, Csc.
ELSIE DINSMORE'-25c.
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Fine Furs.

Every piece purchased this season, representing
every quality OF skim in every style Of make sell
ing lower than reputable goods have been
offered Our display on the second floor is really
fur store, where every taste and fancy be
satisfied at price. You'll find in this stock:
100 or more Of Skunk Stone Marten and Opossum
Neck Scarfs extra width and full length, made
with long fluffy tails - instead d . An
Of $4.15 shall sell them M IlQp
at .........-........... ..........
We have a line Of Neck Boas. made Of French
Sable, Electric Seal, Raccoon and genuine Mink.
cut extra length. finished with d no
cluster Of tails-worth up to $500 sISAE WIN
each-which we Shall sell for. " ~
Fine Fur Collarettes full 10 inches deep. lined
with extra heavy satin-every one d. no
Of them worth $1,000 each-but oO4t WIN
100 superfne Slble. Raccoon Scarfs, full 80
inches long finished with six extra
ala f WORTH Soto xh SEs's we 'S Sa1s & 2
marked ~ -
Wornen's fine French Seal Jackets, lined with
good quality heavy brown satin
which know to be worth a. n - nm
SD 80. although marked to sell N II y QVu u
Tor ..........-.. ............
Women's fine Electric Seal Jackets. made with
high storm collars, lined with d N7 mn
extra quality of satin-instead ~ rs Il W D
Of 5000, we shall sell them for sT9N WV
women's Genuine Near-Seal Jackets. lined
throughout with guaranteed SINNERS satin-perfect
fiji and fniSh-a garment we are
ss se1 an n ;s: 1856 ' nsrtsa do S2Q so
sell Tor.
all sizes In Persian lamb and Genuine Sealskin
Jackets at lust such reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-16

This is the Mecca for those that wish to buy
the proper kind Of Hosiery and save money In do
ing it.. We seldom have customer to leave this
department without making a purchase. because
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The Busy Corner.


DEMONSTRATING ARMoUR's Elk
| TRACT OF BEEF. IT YOU DON'T
| FEEL TIP-TOP TRY A CUP OF
| BOUII.IoN. 1T STRENGTHENS,
| WARNS AND STIMULATES. WE
| ARE SERVING IT FREE AND
f; MAKE 1T WITH ARMOCR'S En-
| TRACT OF BEEF. EXPERT DEM
! ONSTRATORS ARE READY TO EX-
| PLAIN ALI. THE LITTLE DETAILS
WE EXHIBIT THIS ON OUR THIRD
FLOOR
DOWN IN OUR LUNCH GR0TTO
| YOU CAN BE SERVED WITH A
DAINTY LIGHT LUNCHEON WHICH
| HAS NO EQUAL IN THE CITY:
| OUR FRENCH DRIP COFFEE Is
| PRONOUNCED PAR EXCELIIENCE.
| QUICK SERVICE AND VERY MOD
! ERATE PRICES.
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UNITY CLUB (1S74).

Electric cars to Benning race track every
two minutes. Nov. II to Dec. S.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-16
9Th & Market Space.

NOW Is TIME FOR THOSE LIy-
ING OUT OF THE CITY To OR
DER BY MAIL WE WILL FUR
NlSH SAMPLES ON RECEIPT OF
LETTER AND FILL ALL REPLIES
WITH PRoMPTNESS AND DIS
IS OR MORE .Nn Vol, M M A WIrH ~
n THE RADIUS OF 100 MII.FS,
WILL DELIVER IT FREE
MCCALL PATTERNS ARE PRO
NoNCEb BY THE MAJORITY OF
DRESSM ERS AND THOSE THAT
DO HOME DESIGNING TO RE THE
MoSI ASIRATE on THE MARKET
TODAY. EVERYTHING NEW AND
OF THE LATEST FASHION AL,
WAYS To BE HAD IN THIS DE
PAETMENT. THERE ARE TWO
IklCES = 10 AND 15C. FIRST
FLOOR. SECTION G.