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Evening star., 1900-01-18
CAME BACK VIA CANADA.
l ndesirab1e Immigrants Who Had
Been DepOrted.

Officials of the bureau of immigration
have for some time been investigating the
character Of immigrants brought 10 the
United States from European and Asiatic
countries by way OF Canada The rumors
reaching the commissioner general were to
the effect that diseased persons who had
attempted to gain admittance to this coun-
try at seaDOrts in the United States were
returned TO the country whence they came,
/ nut within short time were sent back TO
the United States by way OF Canada
The result of the investigation which has
been made shows that these rumors were
not without foundation. Commissioner of
immigration Rodgers at Philadelphia re-
ir9rtS that there are in that city "a number
~ aliens afflicted with dangerous contagi-
"tIS diseases, who were deported from his
port during the past few months He finds
that Iente Schmesa, aged forty-fve. and
H"rSCn Gedalye, aged eleven, arrived al PhiIa-
G-iphia october 80 1899; the physician in
charge certified that they were affIicted
y IJh idVuS. and on November p they were
drp'rted. II was further ascertained that
Ih-- same immigrants are now residing al
10 South 2uh street, Philadelphia
Another case: Annie Cwies. aged thirty
eight with her six children. arrived at the
port of Philadelphia October 1G 1929: four
Of the children Were suffering with fayus
and on October 2l they were deported
Mr. Ciwies and her six children are now
living in the rear of G0J Galloway street
gfflc"r that she had returned 10 the United
states 10y way Of St. John. N B.. by a
S'eaInrr OF the Beaver line. and confidan-
TALLY informed him that a number of nao-
pie who had been previously sent hack
from America because cf their Ukelihond
To become public charges were passenpars
on th+ same steamer which brought her "a
ST John. i ~
She stated that her reason for cornin,
BACK was because the steamship agents in
Liverpool advised her to take passage nv
WAY OF Canada, and they sold her frans.
Iortt'ion through to Philadelphia Mr.
POwderly says:
The facts in these two cases fairly fIlus.
trate the methods by which paupers. insane
persons and others who are deba rred hy
law from entrance to the United s.ates
md their way into the charitable institu.
TArn$ IF this country. The immigration bII.
rr.Iu has for some time had the question OF
Ig.5cin$ the Canadian frontier under con.
tI,.-rdt dtiun- In order to make such a plan
effective. 1t will be necessary to DELAY
straIns from Canada in crossing the bonn.
Gary line between that country and the
United States Traffic would be DELAYED
end travellers put to Inconvenience nv raa
eon Of the stoppage of trains for sufH
Client length Of time to enable the immiera
lion officers to properly inspect arriYinp
Immigrants. If arrangement can be mads
Z 10 obviate this difficulty, there is no doub,
4 that inspection viii be made at the borJs,
instead of at Canadian ports of entry. as =,
present
Evening star., 1900-01-18
D0rmestics.
FRANKLIN'S BIRTHDAY.
How the Anniversary Was Celebrated
Years Ago.

In anti-bellum days many of the printers.
as we'll as the members Of the fire depart
nlcnt. were not in firSt-class condition to
work on the 18th of January, the nth be-
ing the anniversary of Franklin's birth
day. 1t was customary on that day for
two of the old organizations TO celebrate.
These were the Columbia Typographical
Society, which dated back to the early part
of the century. and the Franklin Fire Com
pany, organized in 1927.
The forme- usually held its annual meet
ing and election of officers early in the
evening. winding up with a banquet. the
close of which was near daybreak. The
fire company and its friends usually spent
the night at a ball. the close of which took
place afte- the early dawn.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Alleged Worthless Check.

The police are looking for a young man
who gave his name as Alexander Blumberg
when he figured in business transaction
in this city several days ago. According to
the complaint made to the police yesterday
Blumberg passed an alleged worthless
check for $40 on Frank Faust Of s27 14th
street The check was drawn on the Peo-
pies Bank of New, York city. 1t subee-
quently turned out that no such person as
Alexander Blumberg had an account with
the bank
When the institution was heard from the
police were notified of the affair, and a
warrant for Blumberg's arrest was issued
1t is believed he lives in New York
Evening star., 1900-01-18
fHt COLUMBIAN TRUSTEES
Committee Appointed to Select President
Whitman's Successor.
The Lattcr's Resignation Will Take
Effect April 3O-ReSolutions
of Regret.

An adjourned meeting of the board of
trustees of the Columbian University be-
gan AT noon today at the university build
ing. corner 18th and ii streets northwest.
OF the twenty members of the board there
We're present Messrs. Eugene Levering.
Hiram Woods and George o. Manning of
Baltimore. Rev. DIR. Samuel Fl. Greene,
Rev. DIR. Charles A. SrakeIy, DR.. E. NJ.
C;alIaudet Mr. Samuel W. Woodward. Mr..
Charles W Needham. Mr.. John b. Larner,
Major John W Powell. Mr.. Myron NJ. Far
kcr. Prof. Otis T. Mason, Mr.. J. Ormond
Wilson and Mr.. William F. Mattingy.
In the absence of President Whitman,
who recently rendered his resignation, Rev
Dr. Greene occupied the chair.
Great interest was felt generally in the
Getting 10y the friends of the institution,
" Whether actively connected with it or other
wise. because it was believed the question
man would be considered and perhaps set
lied. as il is believed that his resignation
had been rendered to take effect when
hi> successor was chosen.
Letter From DIR. Whitman.
This expectation. however. was not real
led as when the gathering met letter
was .read from DR.. Whitman stating that
he desired his resignation to take effect
April 81. y committee, consisting of Rev.
DIR. Greene. Mr.. Eugene LeveIing of Bal
more. Mr.. S W. Woodward, DR.. E. NJ. Gal
ltudet and Mr.. John B. Larner, was there
upon appointed to select a president to take
charge of the university after that date.
A committee, consisting of DIR. Greene,
DIR Stakcly and DR.. Gallaudet. was ap-
pointed TO draw up resolutions expressing
regret at President Whitman's resignation
and appreciation of his valuable services.
They were adopted and the trustees then
proceeded TO consider the conditions of the
university generally.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and
Buffalo (also Cleveland, Ohio, the railroad
companies recognize their employees needs
without legislation for or against, and sup
ply their cars with vestibules. The writer
has ridden in vestibule cars in all of these
cities, and has lived in Rochester. N. Y.
city of nearly 100000 inhabitants, and
comparatively narrow streets, where acci-
dents are practically unknown. President
Dunlops desire for a safe and cheap ad-
ministration of his company's affairs is
right and proper, but somewhat tnhuman in
"the winter time" and totally illogical "all
the time" from his present argument
against vestibule cars, at any rate.
r. H. LOVE.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
A Handsome Calendar.

+. Each year A. W. Aver & Son. the news
paper and magazine advertising agents, is
sue a calendar, and each time 1t is thought
by those who have the good fortune to get
one of these artistic productions that the
highest point in achievement has been
reached. However, the issue of this year
is a superb affair and without exaggera-
ton may be said to take Its place at the
head of everything in this line heretofore
gotten out by this firm. It appeals espe-
cially to business men, because of its prac-
tical advantages, combined with attractive
ness.
1t will be sent by the publishers on re-
ceipt of % cents.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Barn and Contents Burned.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening sTar
BOYDS', Nd, January II, 1900
The barn of Mr.. Frederick Jones, near
Corpus. Montgomery county, about five
miles north of Boyds. was entirely con-
sumed. with its contents. by fire about I
o'clock last night. The contents included
harness. hay, grain, etc. A large straw
rick near by was also burned. entailing
loss of over 81, 200 partially covered by In
surance. 1t is supposed the igniting of a
n,atch Inv some of the rodents was the cause
of the fire A prompt response OF adjoin-
ing naighbors resulted in saving the stock
- NJ Jones' home from destruction.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Board of Director. Chosen.

At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Equitable Industrial Insurance
Company board of directors was elected,
as follows: G.. ]. Bessler, Aug. Burgdorf,
George W. Casilear, Allen C. Clark, H s.
Cummings, Southwick Guthrie, George ].
Johnson, John A Luttrell, Allison Nallor,
jr.. John c. Parker. Bushrod Robinson and
]. S. Swormstedt. The directors elected the
following officers: John c. Parker presi-
dent; ]. S. Swormstedt, vice president: AL
len c. Clark, secretary; VIM. A. Bennett,
general superintendent; w. F. Mattingly,
counsel.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Hearing was begun today before Chief
Justice Bingham in Circuit Court No. in
the case of William F. MacLennnan against
W. b. Gurley & Co. The plaintiff alleges
that last March the defendants agreed to
purchase certain stock for him, but failed
to do so. Their alleged failure to fulfill the
agreement, so he says, caused him a loss of
s2,S75. representing a rise in the value of
the stock. and he seeks to recover that
amount Attorneys Fay and Putnam ap-
pear for the plaintiff, the defendants being
represented by Attorneys Worthington
Heald and Frailey
Evening star., 1900-01-18
ye.tibuled street Cars.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
President Dunlop of the street railway
points out that 'vestibule fronts" on street
cars are dangerous on crowded city streets,
and he quotes the state Of Massachusetts,
(Which state contains but one large city,
and whoever heard of a crowd In Bos-
ton?) as having legislated against said de-
vices. This may or may not be so, but how
about the other forty odd states of our
Union? Take New York state, for in
stance; beginning with New York city,
where the writer believes there are occa-
sional crowds, continuing up the state to
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Boys Clothing.

Fourth Floor, West. Elevators. }
Is Boys Blue Chinchilla
Refers, all wool. silk sewed,
horn buttons and lined with
ular $50 valus.. 81. w
IL Boys Blue Chinchilla
Refers. with sailor collars,
trimmed with braid; sizes 3
iar ia si'ss yssss; xalae.'. aesu. Sl .33
Lot of Boys Plain and Mix
ed Cheviot Knee Pants, every
pair strongly made; sizes 3 to
Ia, "a years; years Regular 1 Or
Lot of 10 Boys Overcoats,
in plain and mixed effects,
with velvet collars and stitch
ed edges; sizes IA to 10
years. Regular 60 OS
IS value. ...: :.... SZ.y
% Children's Blue, Tan and
Gray Mixed Overcoats, all
wool and fast colors; some
cloth lined; velvet collars;
sizes 4 to II
years. Regular GO 7S
values up to So. OAs 10
II Youths Long Pants
Suits, in stylish Gray and
Brown mixtures; Single-breast-
ed cut, and perfectly tailored;
sizes IL to 16
Gnly; s. Value. Regular S3, 23
IA Boys Short Pants Suits,
In neat and nobby Blue Check
Worsted; lined with Italian
cloth; sizes 8 to
Il, as ss.sS kss5s: v.isss.. hssa. S1.@8
Evening star., 1900-01-18
H0usefurnishing
Goods.

Fifth Floor, West, Elevators1
Tea Kettles-15 Galvanized
Iron Tea Kettles. 2-quart size;
very handy for gas
or oil stoves. Reg IN
ular 35c. value. -. Il WC.
Tea Iots-20 Tin Tea Pots.
2-quart size; heavy polished
tin. perfectly made. M
Regular :Oc. value. w,
Milk Pans-1s Milk Pans,
made Of one piece Of tin, g.
quart SIZE: slightly
damaged. Regular poe. e.
value. DC.
Slop Jars-6 Japanned Tin
Slop Jars. that have become
scratched in stock handling;
convenient size. Reg Nm
ular 4pc. value. -. Ii VIC.
Tin Toilet Scts-5 Hand
somely Decorated Tin Toilet
Sets, consisting of foot tub,
water carrier and slop jar.
We shell sell them by the
piece tomorrow. Reg = ~
uiar 45c. value. 80. ZNCs
Jardinieres-15 Jardinieres,
that are not exactly perfect,
although the fault is trivial.
Reguiar values up to Dr.
Csc. ZSC.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-David Mccullough and Mary A.
Elgert, both of Baltimore, Nd; Henry S.
Westmoreland of Fort Washington, Md.
and Nellie Sherman Of this city; Charles
Frey and Elizabeth Tanner.
Colored-William H. Puryear and Jean
Woodley; James Thomas and Elizabeth
Page; Bertis Cation and Mary E. Gray,
both of Alexandria, Va; William Campbell
and Florence Baily.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Price-Dechert NuptiaIs.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
FREDERICK. January Il 1!

g FREDERICK, January II, 1900.
A very pretty home wedding took place
at 1 o'clock today at Montriant, the sub
urban residence of Mr.. John E. Price, when
his eldest daughter, Miss Katherine Price,
was married to Mr.. John Howard Dechert,
a prominent young merchant of Chambers
burg Pa. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Ocborne Inge, pastor of All Saints
Episcopal Church, in the presence of a
number of relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. Miss Louise Price, a sis
ter of the BRIDE was maid of honor and Mr..
Parker Miller of Chambersburg was best
man.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Frank Mato. who Is in business at No.
1855 l. street northwest, reported to the
police this morning that slot machine had
been stolen from in front Of his place. A
few minutes after the report was received
the machine was found in an alley near
18th and K streets. 1t had been broken
open and robbed Of its contents.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Ladies' Underwear.

First Floor, West Section.)
American Hosiery Co.'S
High-grade Vests and Pants,
with the perfect nit and per-
feet quality for which this
brand of underwear Is cele-
brat ted Assorted
sizes. Regular value, kM~
$l.25 and S1.5O. .... UVG.
Lot OF Ladies' silk Vests. low
neck and sleeveless. in White,
Blue, Pink. Black. Cream and
Lavender; finished in assorted
styles. Regular val 00h-
ucs 50c. and &c. OyNo
Evening star., 1900-01-18

A dispatch to the Chattanooga News from
Greenville 8. c., says that Mrs. NJ. ]. Pat
terson the only child of Andrew Johnson,
is critically i'll at her home there. and is
not expected to live. She IL over eighty
years old.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Alfred Lewis has been appointed by the
District Commissioners a street railway
crossing policeman, vice W. S. Carter. re-
moved.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

P1TTSBURG, Pa, January 1s-The rod
mill workers of the American Steel and
Wire Company at Beaver Falls, Pa who
struck for an advance on Monday held an
all-night meeting last night and, before ad-
Journment, decided to return TO work at the
company's terms. The mill will resume on
erations in full tomorrow.
At the Braddoek plant the men are still
out.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Dress Goods.
First Fl6r, Vest Aisle. ]

All the short lengths of Col
ored Dress Goods. including
Chevi"ts. Henricttas. Broad
cloths, Venetians. Camel's
Hairs, Whipcords and silk
and Wool Mixtures, in
plain. plaid. checked and
mixed novelty effects. The
lengths are from 1 to Z yards
long. Regular val %
'a'es up TO $1-....... DOC.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
"Noti0n" Specials.

First Floor. West Section.)
doz. Bone Tape
Buttons. with tape. -. -.
Good Pins. for dress
makers use. 800 to the T.
paper-
Belt Pins, assorted
sizes. per paper. $500. o>.
Hand Sewing silk.
per sp,ol. ol........ y.
S. safety s, ,t!.li....s Pins. ? 2 doz., sc.
Covered Dress Steels, in
Black, White and Gray, PC
per de-.
Small Pin Cubes, 81
Black and assorted.... 81
w1Is hsuDs1s Rs5s,e... Wax: ofor SC.
Satine Hose support Jrc
rs, with belt. per pair.
silk Hose Supporters,
plaid and striped, per DC
pair
Aluminium Thin . for1c
Dits.
Century Corset oJc
Shields, per pair.
Kid covered side
Steels. for corsets, per cc
pair. ............... y
Gem Hair Crimping 80
Pins. per dozen. ... ~.
Bicycle Skirt Weighting-
2 yds. for I5c.
Thumb-press Curling rc
Irons ..-............. -.
Black Silk-covered Rubber
Wire, 4 yards to the rc
piece. y
Red Embroidered Letters
ea eDr marking lin 3 doz., 7c.
Children's Skeleton Or.
waists.
Ladies' Hygienic 1oc
DEUS
Fitted Skirt Yokes. Black,
White and Gray, all ,ro
Sizes. ~
Steel Scissors. ...... iON.
Tracing Wheels. 800. 81.
Velvet covered Pin
CUSHIONS. ..-.........-. C
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Choice,
3 cakes for 1Oc.

Woodbury's Facial
der. a'; each. eGeam ana ROW. ro". I3c.
Mennen's Talcum Pow
uef. .-.-.-.. l-N-
Cuticura Resolvent. 800
Lyons Tooth Powder. I5c.
Tetlow's Swansdown
Face Powder. Flesh ~
and White. e....... w.
Witch Hazel Cream. 4-ounce
bottles. for chapped 1rr
hands and face. ..... ~
Black Rubber Ore ssing
Combs. coarse and fine and
combination; 20 differ
ent styles; worth lJc., 90
AVA
Solid-back Hair Brushes,
pure bristles, wire ,Sc
ufaWn. .-...-.......
Ebonoid Military Brushes
11-row: pure br1stles; 80
worth 100. for. r..... 49,
Choice OF 200 shapes in Tooth
Brushes, pure hristles;
worth 25c. and 35c., for 9C-
Nail Brushes and Hand
Scrubs. with and without han
dies; worth up to Soc, 20,
fof. -..-..---....... iS~.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Toilet Specials.

tlrst tioor. west Section-l
Honey. Glycerine. Elderfower
and Brown Windsor Toilet
Soaps, each cake weighing @
ounces and regular SC. value.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Silks.
Iinlngs.

First Floor, West Section1
Moire Premier. a new skirt
lining. In Fast Black. that is
very reliable and gives utmost
ular value, ioe: 0Ac.
Bensaline Hair Cloth, very
elastic and durable dress stiff
7s'"s' 's%'RF' s5s:''::: $:*"'': 12Ac.
36-inch Heavy Twllled Sile-
sia and Moire Percaline; fast
Black and colors. N
Regular value, 121ac. WC.
Mercerized Silk-inished Mo-
reen Skirting. fast Black and
Resa:sf Res,fissiy ysIns. aHs'-psScf. sSS :3Qc
Evening star., 1900-01-18
:Men's Furnishings

tF'irst Floor. East Section.)
Mems 21O0 Linen Collars, +
ply. styles that we are going
To discontinue. Regular e.
Mems Half Hose - Heavy
cotton. Tan shade. fast color.
with spliced heels and toes;
only in sizes 10 and
1oi.. Regular 2oc. n u
Mems Half Hose - Heavy
weight Wool and Camels
Hair: perfectly fashioned;
most all sizes. Regu- n D.
lar eoc. value. -. Il Sc
Mems Underwear-D by
Ribbed Balbriggan and Blue
Cashmere: heavy weight: both
Shirts and Drawers: odds and
ends. Regular S1.00 72~
value. e......-.-..-..- w.
Mems Underwear - Lot OF
sample garments. Balbrtggan,
Cashmere. Australian WOOL
and Camel's Hair: Shirts and
Drawers: scattering
sizes. Worth up to 49,
Lou. uOSo
Full Dress Shirts % pen
front and back, with fine linen
bosoms and heavy muslin
bodies; perfect fitting; 2 stud
holes; broken sizes. 7V~
Regular 81 value. IONs
Mems Neckwear-Scores of
patterns in Fancy silk Puff
Scarfs: new shapes, designs
and colorings. Regu- Dr.
lar soc. value. AOSs
Mems Canton Flannel Night
Shirts-Only six, are size Is;
perfect fitting. long
and full. Regular 81 49,
value. ....-.......... VOSs
Mems Fancy Borlered Hand
kerchiefs-In a variety Of pat
terms; full regular size. S~
Regular 10c. value. OAe
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Ribbons.

(First Floor, West, Center.)
Lot of Fancy Narrow Ribbons
for dress trimming, neckwear
and hair bows; 1 and ~ inch
es wide; some with draw
strings. some with fringe, some
with cord edge; assorted
shades. Regular values D.
up to 12c. DC.
Lot Of Black Velvet Ribbon,
with satin back; IL inches
value value; ,se. Hss"'e: '''.:: 12Hc.
Lot of Plaid and Fancy Rib
bons, in all shades and combi-
nations that are most desired;
A inches wide. Reg ~
ular 33c. value. ..... Il IT,
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Framed Pictures.


CThird Floor. West. Elevators.D
Every Picture In any way
damaged or frame scratched.
mo matter however slightly,
we have taken II from the
regular stock and shall slaugh-
ter IL tomorrow.
There sre MedallionS. Etrh-
ings. Fac Smiles. Remarqaed
Proofs. French Pictures. Wa
ter C"loTs. Colored Phot o.
graphs. etc. framed In Oak,
Gold. Florentine. White and
Gold. etc They are In four
lots. Big choice in each.
Pictures worth up en-
10 -. for. ONH&s
Pictures worth &c n nh
mp To So, for. D u eVV
up F1S'sst' s6 81. fof,,. worth Sl.50
Pictures worth CO nm
up TO 50. for. OZeVV
Evening star., 1900-01-18

If you want work read the want columns
of The Star.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Boys Hats.

FIrst Floor, East SectfOn.)
Broken lot of Boys Stating
Caps. all wool and extra long;
good colorings. Reg Or
ular value, 4Sc. AOAs
Broken lot of Boys Golf
Caps, fancy effects; among
them all are all
sizes. Regular val n e.
ue, 39c. Il o.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Stationery.

First Floor, West Section.)
Brass Ink Standa with
glass ink wells, the last of
holiday lot. Regular M
value, 15c. YG.
A few of the Standard CAL
endar Pads, for 1900. for use
on your desk. with space for
memorandums on daily slip,
K gular value, On
0oc- -............. ASA.
initiated Paper. in boxes;
letters in gold and silver: fine
paper Regular val 1R
Berkshire Mills Paper, in
commercial and square shape;
satin and antique finish. En-
velopes to match at Toe.
pack. Paper-regular 2n-
value, soc. OVA,
Commonwealth Paper. octa-
vo and commercial sizes, ruled
and plain and satin and an
tique finish. Envelopes to
match, 10c a pack.
Paper-regular value, 4 e.
SOC. ....--.... Il DC
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Blankets, Spreads
and Comforts.

cd Floor, West, Elevators.)
% Comforts. covered with
silkoline and filed with best
of White cotton. Regular
sn17s, snlHs' $50 and S1. .25
Heavy Crochet Spreads. in
Marseilles patterns; five diff
ferent patterns. Reg NO.
uiar value, $1.25. VOC.
IA Baby Crib Spreads, Gro
chet effects. full
7;se: sss'. far Regular value soc
Lot 11-4 Heavy rleeced
blankets, neat border effects.
si:sS' aSsS''f for......:: value: ST.. 10
Evening star., 1900-01-18

w. X. Vanderbilt's Yacht at Gibraltar.
GIBRALTAR, January 1S-Mr. VIM. X.
Vanderbilts steam yacht Valiant, from
New York January 8, has arrived here.
Evening star., 1900-01-18

Jewelry.
First Floor, West, Center.)
Lot Of Link Cuff Buttons. in
Sterling Gold Plate and Eu-
amel; neat effects. I'm
Regular value, 75c.. Il VC,
Lot Of Hunter Case aud
Open-face Watches, fitted
with high-grade Swiss move
ments; gu ar an
teed. Regular val q n Me
ne up to s.. ...... S4. IS
Lot Of Cut Glass Puff Jars,
with handsome sterling sill
value, ysF tosi: s.: i:...s,.. Regular AOc.
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Photographic Spe,
cialS.

Third Floor, West, ElevatorsD
Seed Plates. size AZ. and
the regular price of which is
65c. u dozen
Evening star., 1900-01-18
Yelling.

First Floor, West Section.)
Short lengths Of Black Veil
ing, In almost all the popular
meshes, with and without dots.
Regular values up to 1n-
Evening star., 1900-01-18
rgain Friday i'm Our Mems Z

Extra Quality Children's Dark Gray
Woolen Waists. An exceptionally good
value at 90 and 75c. AS 3M1
leader. SVCs
Evening star., 1900-01-18

LADIES NJ Z S l. y
DRAWERS-deep ruffis,
edged with torchon lace
yoke band and tapped
full cut-worth 59c.-for
Om~
Evening star., 1900-01-18

$3.50 and $40 Mems Suits, $5.75.
One lot Of Mems Suits, in four-button sack
and double-breasted styles. In blue and
black cheviots and also striped plaid and
check effects. $40 Suit @S 7E
for. Observation-Disclosures. Do 10
Evening star., 1900-01-18

S1.25 and $1.50 MEMS
F A N CY WIN T E Il
SHIRTS. with separate
link cuffs--fit and colors
guaraDteed-large variety
to select from
Evening star., 1900-01-18

PEPPERILL PILLOW
CASES, 45x36-the quail
ity is Of the very best
they are hand-torn and
ironed and sell regularly
for 15c.-for
Evening star., 1900-01-18

YARD-WIDE P E r.
GALES, in black, red
and blue small figured
effect-full yard wide
splendid quality-worth
15c. a yard-for
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