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Evening star., 1900-02-01
AUSTRIA'S NEW MONEY.
New Coins. View DenOmi atfons, bu,
still the Silver Standard.

StfII the silver Standard.
From the London Chronicle.
A new currency has been introduced into
Austria-Hungary today (January II. The
Austrian form has disappeared, and with
it also the kreuzer, of which there were 100
In form. The new unit is called the
krone (crown). and 1t equals half a fforin.
One crown contains 100 heller. and the lat
ter, therefore. equals half a kreuZer
1t must be remarked, however that the
Introduction of the new currency does not
yet mean the establishing of the intended
gold standard. but is only a preparatory
step toward 1t. The transition to the gold
standard Is not expected to be effected be-
fore two or three years have passed So
far. therefore, a crown means nominally
silver money.
After the introduction of the gold stand
and one crown will equal If &c, the slight
difference having been made to prevent the
leakage of gold from the country.
The new currency, whatever its other
merits. does not seem to tend to simplicity
As crown piece or krone having the
value of half form, is to take the place
of the form. and the new half-fiorin piece
is to consist of 100 heller instead OF 20
kreuzer the gain is not very apparent 1t
Is pretty much as if We Were to abolish the
shilling. with its I'D, as unit, and substi-
tute a sixpence with twelve halfpence. The
traveller and tourist in Austria-Hungary
will have to count in heller and Kroner,
den.'' having twice the value The new
krone will not be equivalent either to the
French franc on the one hand or to the
German mark on the other So that there
Is no tendency to simplicity or to equaliza-
tion of values. The Introduction of the new
currency is intended to facilitate the estab-
lishment Of a gold standard in Austria
Hungary, which, we are informed, will take
place in two or three years. But We have
heard of the adoption of the gold standard
in the dual empire for some ten years past.
and 1t is not In sight yet.
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seller of Paternoster Row has for more
than two years taken to advertising himself
and his wares by posing as a great re-
former. He has gone about the country in
timidating parsons and congregations who
chose to worship God as the prayer book
of the Church of England certainly allows.
but not as John kensit interprets It, Not
satisfied with reforming the church in
London which has the misfortune to own
him as a member. this self-righteous per-
son has extended his field, taking care to
supply the press on each occasion of his
religious raids with nice typewriter copy
all about what he did. Sometimes, like the
Jameson raid, all he proposed to do did not
come off, and then the copy looked silly.
Last Sunday he chose as the scene of his
"stand for God and the ancient church"
church in the midland town of Belper.
The midland people have pretty level heads,
and nearly as hard as the excellent iron
and steel they make in such large quanti-
ties. The "reformer's" visit was an
nounced days in advance by means Of
handbills and placards and Befper was
ready for him. No opposition was offered
accompanied by his wife and son and what
he calls his Wycliffe preachers. All went
his way until he and his followers entered
the church, where they were skillfully sep
arated by the wardens, and conducted to
seats remote from each other. This was
managed with Boerish strategy, and, like
other British generals, Kensit was miSled
by the apparent quietness of the enemy.
Elected From the Church.
When the time came for the usual pro-
test against the unlawful" practices of
the vicar, Kensit arose TO protest Much to
his amazement he and his devoted follow
ers found themselves surrounded in their
individual seats by the stern and deter
mined faces of numerically stronger
force, who gently as possible, but no less
surely, pushed each unit toward the door,
Too late Gen. Kensit saw his mistake; the
gang was pushed and showed outside the
church. he shouting ali the time that he
protested in the name of God. There was
no brawling beyond his own in the church
The wears party said no word, only acted
When the gang had been placed on the
and the service continued as though there
were no Kensit.
The crowd outside. however, took an ex-
tended view Of the situation: They meant
to have some fun out Of Kensit, and they
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Pile Terr0rs Swept
AW@V.

DR.. Agnews Ointment stands at the head as A
reliever, healer and for Piles in ali forms
One application will give comfort in a few min
utes and three to six days application according
to directions will cure chronic cases 1t relieves
all itching and burning skin diseases In a day
as cents Sold by F. 8. WILLIAMS 9th and
sts.: EDM0NDS h WILLIAMS Sd and Pa. ave- sc
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Did YOU pay the grocer and butcher,
Amelia?
mo; there wasn't enough to pay both OF
them. To pay only one would make trou-
BILE, 80 took the money and spent it down
tcWn."-lndianapofi Journal.
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Lead Pencils, &C. doz.

$7.o8 Silk Underskirts, S3.oS.
Ladies' Black aud Colored silk Under
skirts, with corded founce; handsomely
made; $I.JS values, at 81 GS
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3 to a..
SIo Br,

$40 BrOadcloth Skirts, So. 80.
Very handsome Black Broadcloth skirts.
made in the newest box pieat beautifully
appiiqued baeF and front; regular $1,000
value. $3.50.
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Bonnete Rough Riders, &c. and Childrens
fnm OShanter Caps. Soc. to $1.49 values,
25c. Vio1ets, SC.
Rnnches Of violets Is and 6 doz.l, excel
25c. Ribbed Vests, I5c.
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Vests;
worth 25c.. 60 at 15c.
Ioc. Initial Handkercfiefs, 3Hc.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs, open-work
patterns; worth Zoe. go at s1kc.
100 yds. Black Spool Silk, IHc.
Mems Ioc. Hose, 4Hc.
Mems Fast Black Seamless and Random
Half Hose; 10c. value, 41ar.
Cambria Corset Covers, 5Mc.
Good quality Cambria Corset Covers, high
or low meek; this hour, SIC.
SC. Curtain Scrim, Izsc.
3G-inch Cream Curtain Scrim, pretty pat
terms; worth Sc. for 15sc.
Felt Window Shades, Csc.
Waterproof Felt Window Shades, all col
ors, With fixtures, complete. Csc.
Ioc. and I5c. Shoe Dressing, black
or tan, 21ac.
$50. Overgaiters, &C.
Ladies' Black Overgaiters; tailor made;
worth 35c., at Dc.
Cheviot Serge Skirts, $2.4o.
Ladies' Cheviot Serge Skirts; excellent
quality; well made: S2.49.
Boys Corduroy Pants, Ioc.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants; strongly
made; all sizes regular soc. quality for
19c
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$40 to S25 Hats, Sl.oS.

W. offer she balance of car Ladies' ilani-
some Pattern Hats and some equally as
artistic II ou- OWN creation They are beau
tifully ombcllisbed with elegant breasfs
ostrich plnmes. fine veivcfS. alls ribbons.
exquisite jess and many millinery devices
thai We nave no talent To describe. The
values b",in at $40 and run up 10 S2J-
Your choice for q lS
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Ladies SIPS Slippers, SOC.
Ladies D"nsola strap Slippers. sizes 5
to \; 81 "a value SEC.
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$4.98 Serge Skirts. S2.oS.
Cbeviot Serge Skirts. in blue and black:
In latest styles; 2 rows Of handsome ap-
plique trimming; worth S49s, for 81 9S.
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$I.75 Smyrna Rugs, eSc.
Large Smyrna Rugs. in artistic designs
and rich eolorings; 1ringed both ends;
worth 175, for GSc
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Marten Collarettes, S5.oS.
Handsome Marten CoIlarettes. that sold
for $l29S, go at IS. 9s
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Ioc. Nazareth" Waists. Ioc.
Childrens "Nazareth' Waists. in all sizes;
regular 19c. quality. 1Dc.
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S4.oS Trimmed Hats. SI25

Misses Rest Quality Fur Felt Hats eiab-
orately trimmed with silk velvet. all-silk
ribhns and guills. These Hats are actu-
ally worth $3.aS TO Si.9S: go at S1.25.
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75c. Bed Spreads. 40c.
Bed Spreads, in handsome designs, full
double size. 75c value, for 43c.
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Mems soc. Undervests, 2oc.
Mems Fleeced Flannel and Natural Merino
Undervests: worth 5Oc.. for 29c.
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Muslin Drawers, PIC.

80 dozen Ladies' Heavy Muslin Drawers
with deep cambric umbrella T7ifiie: good 1Or-
ch"n lace edge. This hour only. 21c.
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10, to 1 1

--....-- CONTINUED "
S12 Silk Waists, $3.o8.
Choice Of very handsome line of Black
and Colored Taffeta- silk Waists; skil,fully
tailored; In XII the new spring cording,
fncking and hemstitching effects; beautiful
line OF fashionable shades and coler COM
binations; Waists worth SO. S12 and up
ward 60 n, Sa.GS.
Boys Knee Pants, ne.
: large line Of Boys Wool Knee Pants;
durabiy made; all sizes; T1ac.
Boys $2.98 Suits, S1.4o.
Boys, Knee Pants Suits. in Cassimeres
ana Fancy Cheviots; nicely made; we'll
lined; sizes to Is: S2.9s value, s1.4".
Mems Sc Pants, 0Sc.
For this tour you can purchase from a
nne line OF Mems Cashmere Pants: riveied
buttons: suitable for evening wear; choice
OF the 600 quality at 9Sc
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies $2.5o Shoes, $I.I0.
ladies Button and Lace Shoes. a lot of
odds and ends that sell usually at $500 and
81. so, go at S1.19
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Boys SOC. Crash Pants, 1oc.
This item is a little unseasonal,le hut
the price is more unreasonable and ought
to prompt you to bny at once. The Pants
are of fine Linen Crash and dur ably made:
thoroughly reinforced. Some have pearl hut
tons; sizes TO 16; regular soc value at
19c
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Bows Knee Pants, SC.
4 large lot Of BOYS Kree Pants strongly
made, go this hour at &c.
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SI.5O Blankets. 6oc

Handsome Mantel and Piano I-ambrequfns,
fringed all around. 19c
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csc. Fancy Feathers, Ioc.
- A table of Wings, Quins and Fancy
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Bows ST Wash Suits. SOC.
Several hundred BOYS Wash Suits in
good quality Galatea Cloth; some plAin
some sNiped, some with navy or light blue
sailor collars and cuffs; some have braided
anchors; Others nicely braided: suits worth
$l-some worth nearly double-go at 39c.
this hour.
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Rainy Day Skirts, S3.oS.
Fine Quality Rainy Day skirts; very heav-
lily stitched; worth S6.9S, for S::9S
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German Cologne, &C.

1oc. Lace and Inserting, sac.
Tcrchon Lace and Itserings. all widths,
hne patterns; :egular 1ec. value, at 3lrc.
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2 to 3.

Mems S2.5p Bicycle Pants, 48c.
Only 1S pairs OF Mems Bicycle Pants arc
left. They are full winter weight and have
double military seat. They sold regularly
up TO $2.5O-while this smnll lot lasts
choice for 4Sc
Mems soc. Bicycle Shirts, Ioc.
Another dandy bargain: We have fine
lot of Mems J'p-todate Bicycle shirts in
all sizes; the regular value IS 5ac.-this hour
at 1Jc
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Bicycles in south Africa.
From CDllie-'s Weekly.

A'tA' '-'iii'- = Ntthlg
The present campaign in South Africa is
practically the first opportunity the British
military authorities have had Of putting
the cycle corps to a real test. The cycIist
corps attached to the Durham Light Infan-
Try recently covered a route of ninety miles
IN one day, for the purpose Of obtaining in
formation Of the Boer forces doing some
skirmishinS on the way. The veldt in dry
weather Is admirably adapted for cycliug
as was demonstrated recently by the feat
OF an Enslishman, just after the outbreak
of war. who rode from Pretoria to Lady
smith on his wheel, passing several de,ach-
ments Of cavalry on the way
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Fine -ili-silk Neat Figured Fancy Taffeta.
in such combinations rs light blue and
white. reseda and white, lavender and
white, yfciet and white. This is YOUR
chance to secure the S9c. quality at 50-:
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10 to 1 1 .
Ladies and Misses soc. Felt
uliets, I2c.

Ladies and Misses SOC. Felt
ulietS, I2c.
Infants SOC. Button Shoes, sizes
to 6, 25c.
Child's soc. Shoes, 2oc.
.Child's Dongola Spring heel Button Shoes;
sizes q 10 &: soc. value. 29c.
Infants Slips and Dresses, 2Ic.
Infants, Long Slips and Short Dresses;
good quality cambria; trimmed yokes; 21c.
$I.o8 Flannel Waists, 0oc.
Beautifully Braided Flannel Waists, in
all the desirable colors; newest designs;
$19s value, 99c.
75c. Blankets, 47c.
Extra Heavy 1O-4 Blankets in white or
gray; pretty borders; 75c. value. 47e. per
35c. Bureau Scarfs, 1870.
White Applique Bureau scarfs in hand
some designs; worth up to 35c., for 1513c.
I2Hc. Stair Oilcloth, 6Zsc.
Best Quality Stair and Runner Oilclotb;
value, SIC. yard.
$I.o8 Fur Felt Hats, Ioc.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's Best Fur
Ing Flats az Short ns qe naSts breeeteire bsreessi &e
worth up to s1.Ss at 1oc.
6oc. Fancy Feathers, 21zc.
A table OF Wings Quilts and Fancy Feath-
ers; worth 30c. to CSC, for 2Ac.
Ladies Ioc. Hose, 412c.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose; all sizes; worth
ioc., for 4lac.
Ladies I2Hc. Linen Collars, 1Hc.
Iadies' Linen Collars. in all styles and
sizes. but not all styles in every size; 12lac.
value, 1i4c.
Mems I5c. Linen Collars, 2Hc.
Mems Pure Linen Collars, in all shapes
and sizes; 15" value, 2l2c
Ioc. Screw Top Vaseline, SC.
4oc. All-Silk China, 1oc.
A small lot Of extra high, lustrous finish
lar 4oc. value at 1sc. yard. Only one
dress pattern TO a customer.
ST Black Satin Duchesse, 75c.
For this hour only offer you pieces
Of 24-inch All-sllk Satin Duchesse Of best
raven black. Never retais less than 81;
now T6c.
20c. Ladies Cloth. Ioc.
small lot OF Ladies' Cloth; all wool;
double width; in black, brown navy;
worth 29c., for 19c.
Homespun Skirts. $40.
| Ladies Gray Homespun Skirts: nicely
| made: perfect hang: latest designs; this
| hour, S2.43.
Little Girls Goats, So 90.
I Choice Of our Little Girls Coats In many
4 choice rough and smooth fabrics elaboratefy
Il braided some with sailor collars; worth up
Il to $5.9S. for S2.JS.
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Mems $3.50 Shoes, oSc.
Meas Patent Leather Lace Shoes. sizes
: and .; worth 50 80 9Sc
Evening star., 1900-02-01

SOC. Floor Oilcloth, 10c.
Extra heavy Floor OiIcloth, in fine pat
terms; worth 30c. al 19c per square yard
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Shelf Oilcloth, Izsc.
Best Quality Shelf Oilcloth, in various
styles and colors fTsc
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75c. Bengaline Silks, 800.
About $50 yards extra heavy Corded Ben
galiEe Silks, in such shades as light blue
brown. Nile, hunters asenta and bluette;
never salls under Toe, for 39c
Evening star., 1900-02-01

79e. Black and Navy Serges, SOC.
II pieces yard-and-a half wide All-wooI
Extra Heavy Twillcd Navy and Black Serge
19c value, at agc.
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Mems Separate Coats. oSc

We have exactly L. Mons Coats that have
become separated from Suts that sold mp
TO S1u-the sizes 'uni, 33 40 and -.
They are winter weight, but haI.dy for home
or office use choice while they last. 9sc.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies So Slippers, 40c.
Ladies' Satin Strap Slippers, In pink or
blue; worth 81. for 43c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies Kersey Coats, $3.50.
L'lies' fine quality kersey Goats. in
satin; new dip front and scalloped back;
large pearl buttons; handsomely stitched;
worth Slx 80. for Sc 90
Evening star., 1900-02-01

MiStress-''I saw two policemen sitting in
the kitchen with you last night, Bridget
Brldget-'Wen. ma am. yez wouldn't hov
an unmarried lady be sittin' with only wan
policeman, would yez? The other wan wriz
d chaDerou. Tit Bits
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I-anlbreutiins. Ioc

Ioc. Dressing and Fine Combs, *
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Infants Bibs, SC.
Infants Bootees, &c
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Sls Plush Goats. S..

We giva you choice Of the balance of our
line of Ladies Electric Plush Coats nicely
lined, that sold for $15-at SIS
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SoC laffeta SILK e

4 lot of slightly soiled II 4 Blankets, ex-
tra heavy. worth 81 SO. go at go. nair
Evening star., 1900-02-01

S2.0S Brilliantine Waists, SI.4o.
We offer you choice Of Our best BrilIian-
tine Waists, whether plain tucked. BRAIDED
or corded: the kinds that formerly sold at
SOS. for 81 10
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Children's Long Coats, S..
Children's Handsome Long Coats. in fine
quality kersey. with beautifully braided
caps; worth $I2.9S. choice for S.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
BOYS Wool Pants

Choice Of fine lot Of Boys Wool Pants
IN neat patterns; all durably made: COM
plete line Of sizes; worth 39c for l9c
Evening star., 1900-02-01

SI.oS Fur Felt Hats, I5c.
Ladies' and Misses Best Fur Felts, in
black only; worth up to 81 IS for he
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25c. Fancy Articles, SC.
We place in one lot about 80 odd Fancy
Articles, such as Soap dishes. Mcdallions
Fruit Pin Cushions, etc They are worth
variously up to 25e. Choice of the lot, &c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies SIS Suits, $o,eS.
"A fine assoi tm.nt of Ladies' Cheyiot Serge
Suits, mads in The latest fashion; worth
up to SO, go at secs
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1 [ to .l2.

Child's 75c. Shoes, ACC.
Child's Dongola and Kangaroo Calf But
ton Shoes; sizes y to II; 75c vaiue-43c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

800. Navy and Black Serge, roc.
Yard-wide Heavy Twilled Navy and Black
Serge: will make a serviccable skirt or cos
tune; 30c. value. at 1ec
Evening star., 1900-02-01

CSC. Violets, SC.
Bunches OF to doz VioIcts, with
leaves; 25c. value, Sc.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Mems I5c. Linen Collars, 2Hc.
Mems Pure Linen Collars, in all shapes
and sizes; 15c. value. 2l2c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies I21zc. Linen Collars, Izc
ladies' LiBan Collars. in all styles and
sizes, but not all styles in every size; 121ac.
value, 1l1c.
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AT Hecht's Greater Stores Friday.
At Hecht's Greater Stores Friday.

Congress of Uneqmaled Bargains at the "our Sales
dbg ds qmyS as
m chance Were
"dvh dg
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$4.oS Trimmed Bonnets, ST 80.
Ladies' Bonnets. handsomely made and
trimmed. in fine quality jets. velvets, silk
ribbons, flowers and other garniture well
worth 50 9S to 81. .9s. for $1.s9
Evening star., 1900-02-01

ST Percale Wrappers, SOC.
Hundreds of handsome Percale Wrappers
In black, navy, cadet aud red; splendidly
maze; all sizes; worth S1.OO and more
choice for 59c
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@ to 10.

> SI.4o Hats and Bonnets, SC.
"A table full Of Ladies' Fels Hats and
Bonnets. Rough Riders, DC. and Children's
Tnm OShanter Caps. S9e. to $l.49 values,
be-.
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2 to g.
CONTINUE


-. CONTINUED,
= Silk Taffeta, 46c.
IN pieces OF Arl-silk Black Tafreta rich
and lnst:ous, vet soft and durable 41c.
25c. Gloria Silk. I5c.
Imported Glsgia silks. extra high, lnstroux
sti"ng Hnd duriSle; 25c- value, at 15c.
ISc. Plaids, 1ozsc.
p,nhle Width Plaid Dress Goods. in pretty
SOC. Sheets. $50.
Ble.i, he'd or Inbleached Sheets S1x9o; I.
hand tern. henlmed and irpned: good quail
ity inuslin w rth SIC. at ,'c.
Boys S5 Suits. S.. 20.
Boys Fine All-wool Knee Pants Suits in
Blue and Black cheviots Casstmeres and
fancy mixed Cneviuts: handsomely made
and lined: all sizes; regular $500 value,
Boys SS.oS Overcoats, $I.oS.
Boys Covert Cloth Overcoats nicely made
and lined; vaIvct collars: latest shapes;
regular S59S value, Al S1.9S.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Children's Ioc. Hose. 41zc.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose: sizes :
to sl2; :; 10c. value, 4lbc
Evening star., 1900-02-01

$2.48 Feather Novelties, &c.
Imported Feather Novelties Of Birds.
Breasts, Wings Butterflies and other
artistic feather adornments; worth from
81 25 TO 50. As. for 25c
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Amazing ignorance.

hear that in July or August Mr.. Rhodes
wrote to a leading member of the govern
ment stating that if the British govern
ment stood firm there would be no war.
Mr.. Rhodes seems to have been as ignor-
ant Of the real intentions and the actual
resources of the Transvaal as every one
else. Nothing, indeed, is more remarka-
BILE than the ignorance shown by men like
Mr.. Rhodes and Mr.. ]. b. Robinson, who
have spent much time in South Africa and
in the Transvaal itself of the actual condi-
tom Of affairs In the Boer repnblics.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Boys $3.50 Wash Suits. 20,

Boys $3.50 Wash Suits, SOC.
Onr recent monster purchase of Boys
Wash Suits enables us to quote You this
astonishing value. We offer you one lot OF
Children's Wash Suits all handsomely
made. trimmed and braided: cut in the new
fashions adopted for the summer of 1850.
Some have military trimming and buttons
The materials are of finest White Duck and
PiQue. plain and striped Linens, plain
Crashes and striped Galatea Cloth; strictly
all linen. Suits none worth less than 81 90;
many of them worth up TO 81 50; choice for
b9c
Boys Chinchilla Refers, $1.3o.
Boys Blue Chinchlla Refers with large
storm collar; well made and lined; usually
$3.9S, go at S1.39.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Misses $I.25 Shoes. 6oc.
Misses Tan and Dtngola Shoes, button
or lace; sizes 11La to 2. 81 and 81 rs value
at G9c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

oSc. Muslin Underskirts. 4oc.
Heavy Muslin InGerskirts, with deep
cambric founce; hemstit,.hed with extra
dust-proof nffie: worth 3sc.. at ACC.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Mems 3oc. Shirts, Ioc.
Mems Unlaundered Percsle Shirts that
sold for 39c., go at 19c. this hour
Evening star., 1900-02-01

$6.98 Plaid Skirts, 1898.
All-wool Plaid Skirts. in handsome COM
binauons; splendidy made; latest patterns;
perfect hang: worth Sc aS. fnc 81 la
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies' SIS Suits, $12.5o.
A fine line of Ladies' Stylish Spring Suits
in new weages Of Broadc!o,h, vicuna, Home
spun, Venetian, etc, Jackets made In all
the latest fashions and nicely lined Skirts
in new box pleat inlaid pleat or saddle
back; Suits worth up SO, for $12 80.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ioc. Screw Top Vaseline, SC.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

3oc. Pillow Shams, I2Hc.
nottingham Lace Pillow Shams, in pretty
designs; worth 30c., for 12l.c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Little Girls Coats, So 2.o9.
Choice Of our Little Girls Coats, In many
choice rough and smooth fabrics; elaborateiy
braided some with sailor collars; worth up
to $5. 9S for S2Js.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Homespun Skirts. $40.
Ladies' Gray Homespun Skirts: nicely
made; perfect hang: latest designs; this
hour 81. 40.
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1 to 2.

- CSC. Union SUITS, Ioc.
We have about tl.,Eea- Ladies' Glove-fst
ting Union suits that usually sell for 25c.
choice whiis they last. 1sc.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

3oc. Stamp'd Linen Tray Cov'rs, ~
Evening star., 1900-02-01

$4.oS Trimmed Hats, $I.25.
Misses Best Quality Fur Felt Hats elab-
orately trimmed with silk velvet, ail-slk
ribbons and quiIls. These Hats are actu-
ally worth S3.3S ID $i9S 20 at S1.25.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

ST Tapestry Covers, 4oc.
Large Tapestry Table Covers. in rich col
ors and handsome designs, frirged; worth
81, for 49c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Ladies Ioc. Hose, 41ac.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose; all sizes; worth
lVc., for 4Jac.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

4oc. All-Silk China, Ioc.
small lot Of extra high. lustrous hnish
AlI-silk China t24-inchl, in navy blue; regu-
lar 49c. value. at 1yc. yard. Only one
dress pattern to a customer.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

25c. Violets, SC.
Bnnches of violets 70 and 6 doz.), excel.
lent quality; worth 26c.. at &c.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

25c. Ribbed Vests, 15c.
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Vests;
worth Csc. 60 at 15c
Evening star., 1900-02-01

2oc. Ladies Cloth. Ioc.
small lot Of Ladies' Cloth; all wool;
double width; in black, brown or navy;
worth 29c., for 19c