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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18
THE MAzET INVESTIGATION.
4 List of Expenses. Including som
Strange Items

! Strange Items.
| ALBANY. Jan. 1S.-Of the $50. 600 appro-
priated for the expenses Of the Mazet COM
mittee Sii.c66 was expended. and a big de-
fciency will have to be met. In addition
to his hotel bills each member had a per-
sonal expense account. some OF which are
accounted FOR by the fact that four Of the
seven members live up State.
Mr. Mazet, who lives in New York.
turned in an individual account of 1854. in
Guiding flowers sent to the funeral OF
James c. Crawford. October 4. 5000" Mr..
Crawford was the sergeant alarms Of the
committee
The accounts in full are as follows:
Paid ION accUunD to counsel-FranIz
Moss. $. 200: John Proctor Clarke. 81 600.
r. F. Laimbee $1,000.
Expenses Of members-Robert NIazet
Sod +. II. Fallows. $1Sg: Thomas NJ. Cos
tello. Si2S Harris Wilson. $50: J. B. Nc
Ewin, SllS Benjamin Hoffman. SIC. 4. J
Boland Soc.
Paid 10 order Frank Moss for salaries or
employees. detectives. subpoena servers.
etc, S15. $40
Stenographers' fees. 81. 2s3.
Hotel bills. dinners. luncheons. etc. for
members and employees. SO. 2S9.
Expenses sergeants-at-ar ms-James c
Crawford. 1856; Frank W. Johnson. SIG
Salaries OF dOOrkeepers. messengers. and
other employees, S1.405: incidental expenses.
S165.
The deficiency appropriation to be asked
will be not less than $25. goo. Mr. Moss and
Mr. Clarke will probably get SO. 600 each
and Mr.. Laimbee $1,000. Members Of the
committee found that Mr. Clarke wanted
$4,000 and they could not very well give
him that sum without awarding Mr.. Moss
the same amount
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4 Woman Decnpitntcd.

CARLlNNILLE. ILL.,, Jan. 1S.-Mrs.
George Sahal was decapitated at virden
yesterday afternoon by a passenger train.
She had Just arrived from Germany and
was met by her husband and a number Of
friends 1t the train. Husband and wife
nad not seen each other for ten years
Alter the ahectionate meeting they start
ed home and in attempting TO cross the
lracks IN front of "a engine the wife's
dress became entangied in the wheels AM
she was drawn under and her head cut on
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S-COuntess
Adeline Schimmelmann, the Danish mis-
sionary who came TO this city in her own
gospel ship. the Duen. is going to Sing
sing TO visit convict No. 1913. Andrew
Breeker, who wrote a pathetic letter TO
the countess asking that she intercede in
MS behalf, as he was wrongfuIly SEN
fenced
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lFrUm tic PhIJIeIrbi3 Rlc0rd)
The CrumpIcEer bin comes with IN grace from
those who gave maiUritiCS In both houses for
the vetoed Lodge bin 10 prohibit the landing Of
a comparatively few analphabetjoal but honest aud
hard working Italians. Instead Of interference
with the efforts OF the southern people TO re-
heve themselves Of the political dangers threat
cned by the placing Of the ballot in the incpt
hands of a deuscly ignorant population. the need
Of the country Is for state laws which should
dsqualifv for the suffrage all persons who cannot
read Such reform would De a great boon 20
Pennsylvania, with its many thousands OF as
sisted voters
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Model Turkish & Russian Baths.

The Model Turkish and Russian R,tbs - a.,
i''l! cute square Opera House open on JaDrsr,,
me! cover over seven thousand square feet ~,
enc Moor, ana are up-tO-dlte in every rasDoot
BENG able 20 accommodate thirty peoDIs AZ
one time The Swimming Pool in White Tile
j. twenty-four feet square.
~ many respects the Baths arc the finest in The
iB Plumbing i"lio 'eiiehls
Aohesy and Thursdays, commencing on Ian.
u1ty =, rom a. m TO p. m. will he re-
served ior ladies W. ~; nc &c
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One lot OF Mems Suits in four-but-
ton sack and double breasted styles.
In blue and black cheviots and also
striped plaid and check effects. A SIC
suit for S5-T5.
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View Works Inderground RaiIrond.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-John b. MacDon-
aid. who was awarded the contract fer
So oG0oo0 20 build the underground rail-
road in New York. says that he will
soon have 10000 rlei. employed on the
undertaking. and that work will begin
within thirty days. He also says part of
the road will be in operation in 1908. The
road will extend from the city hall to
peyond 2lSth Street. a distance Of about
twelve miles
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18

Miss Hayes of this city. attended the
handsome reception given yesterday in
Baltimore by Mr.. and Mrs. James S.Oan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18

A big lot OF Chudrea's Knee Pants.
In Scotch effects and dark grey I &C
mixtures. Regular Csc values. TO- y
Extra quality Childreu's Dark Grey
Wooden Waists. An eXcepeitnolly good
value al 60c and 15c- As 1GC
leader OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
ChIdren's Tams IN grey and brown.
blue and red Some are made so they
can be pulled down over the ears. 15C
Sold everywhere for 10. now. OJ
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LANSBURGH Sc BRO.
Mf i[nt,,sSa1el
Unlaundered Shirts.
Unlaundered Shirts.

At DOC well-made unlaundered
shirts for men, sizes ID
to TX inches, coed muslin bodies
and splendid wearing bosoms, re-
inforced front. We have only a
limited quantity of these shirts. so
you must hurry if you wish TO
share this grand value.
Al 2Qc mems and boys un-
~ lauu3ered shirts, bos-
oms of good quality linen and bod
les made of specially selected mus
lin, sizes IL to IS inches. Equal
to any SOC shirt in the city.
At 42C positively the best shirt
" O ever sold for the money.
A bosom of Irish linen, well made
and finished, cut right, perfect ct
ting, all sizes, excellent quality of
muslin. This shirt sells every
where for Csc.
At 70C 6 for 81. so. No better
~ ~ shirt ever sold. Wam-
sutta cotton, pure linen bosom,
continuous stays, handmade but
tonholes and eyelcts, long or short
sleeves. Equal to any SI.oo shirt
IN the world.
MEMS DEPT. RIGHT OF MAIN ENTRANCE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-18

MONARCH SHEETS
-BXgU made 0f a SUI
UcriDr quality 81 cot
ton hand torn ard
ir1Fed splendid
value 90 zoe ior
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been selected as honorary managers: TIE
North Carolina delegation in Congress,
Joseph r. Hawley, ". II. Pugh, Hilary
A. Herbert, Francis NJ. Cockrell, Lucien
Baker, W. b. Bate John W. Daniel,
James H. Berry. Alexander s. Clay, Her
ace Chiffon. John T. Morgan. A. NJ. Wad-
dell, Julian s. Carr, DIR. Thomas J. B y
kin, W. B. Gulick, John NJ. McLauIin, Dr..
W. w. Johnston, Col William Young
blood. Jesse B. Wilson, James l.. Norris,
DR.. William c. Woodward, w. F. Rhea,
John W. Gaines. Claude A. Swanson. j.
seph ". Bailey, John Lamb, James +.
Talliaferro, Faiish &. Tate. James f.
Boyd, DR.. George \. Acker, James G.
Berret, William A. Gordon. Samuel Cross,
and Dr. Daniel B. Clark
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A LIFE-sAVER'S REWARD.
4 Grateful Woman in Her VIII Re
memhers q Service.


NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-For saving the
lives of a woman and her daughters TWEEN
ty years ago, Cornelius Ackerman, an old
hardwOrking but respected resident of
Piedmont, near Mack, is soon to come into
possession of fortune sufficient TO keep
him in comfortable circumstances the re
mainder of his days.
The Rip Van Wynkle. Hudson River
steamboat, blew up twenty years ago.
Among the passengers were Mrs. Moriarty
and her three daughters. all of whom
would have periShed but for the heroic ef-
forts OF Mr.. Ackerman, who rescued them.
Some three years ago Mrs. Moriarty died
wealthy. and in her will she left part of
her fortune to Mr.. Ackerman. A lawyer
engaged to look after the matter wrote
several letters 10 Mr.. Ackerman, but re-
ceived no reply TO any of them.
Mr. Ackerman did not believe he had
such good fortune and thought some one
was trying TO put up a swindling game of
some kind on him The other day. how
ever. a lawyer came to Piedmont from Al
hany to hunt up Ackerman and tell him of
his good fortune. Mr.. Ackerman could
hardly believe the story at first.
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SWALLOWED A CARPET TACK.
George Smiths Only Chance for Life
Is Through TracheOtOmy.

Is Tbrough TracheOtOmy.
NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE condition OF
George Smith. who swallowed a tack early
this week is most serious. His physician
DR.. Bush, will resort to an operation as a
is likely TO cost Smith his life might have
happened to any man or woman who makes
a practice of holding pins or tacks in the
mouth.
Smith was employed in Buckley's livery
stable in Cornwall, Conn. He was stable
man and did all manner of odd jobs for
Mr. Buckley. On Saturday morning Mr.
Buckley set Smith to work sheathing the
inside Of the harness room in the stable
with tarred paper The paper was old and
was full of dust. Smith had no difficulty in
laying it on the walls. He found The task
Of fastening the fabric to the ceiling much
more difficult. He had TO stand on a board
laid across TWO barrels and hold the stuff
up with one hand while he jabbed in the
tacks with the other and then raped them
home as best he could. For convenience
he put a half dozen tacks in his mouth
Every time Smith hit the paper over his
head a cloud OF dust came down and en-
yeloped him. His eyes and mouth were
filled with dust and made him sneeze On
his throat Smith choked and gagged and
spit out the other tacks. He found it i'm
possible TO dislodge the tack in his throat.
although il was not particularly painful.
In fact, it hurt so little that after a while
Smith resumed work He even attempted
20 eat his uinner.
Swallowing his food forced the tack fur
ther down his throat. That night the tack
caused a great deal of pain. He still be-
lieyed il would come out somehow, and il
was not until twenty-four hours afterward
that he consulted a physician.
DIR. Bush at once recognized the Seri-
BUSINESS of the attack. and used every
means he could think Of to get the tack out
of the mans throat. Every device failed.
The most the physician could do was TO al
lay as much as possible the Inflammation of
the throat, which was steadily increasing
Smith was put TO bed Stimulants and
liquid food have kept him alive but he
grows weaker and weaker every day. Dr
Bush is convinced that in the delicate op-
Grafton of tracheoJomy is Smiths only
chance for life.
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4 New Name Wanted,

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 11-Because
people so often pronounced his name as il
it were spelled Mouse" Frank A Maus. a
capitalist Of this city, has fled an applica-
tion in the circuit court asking that his
name be changed to Frank Maus Fauvre.
The applicant asks that his children be au-
thOriZed 10 use the same surname. Mr..
Maus is a. retired brewer and worth half
a million dollars. He saida 81 am simply
tired of being called Mr.. Mouse, The
name should be pronounced almost as If It
were spelled Moss ~
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies Trimmed Hats large small
and medium shapes; B0nGets. TOques
or Turbans in finest quality felt or vel
vet; superbly trimmed in many new
varieties: worth from S5.9S 20 $5.9S.
al S3gS
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Mems 81 Pants, 81.

Continuing our custom to offer
you. a great Pants value for Friday
we have selected a choice line Of
Mems Cashmere Pants in neat
patterns and stripes. They are
well made and cut in latest fash
ion. Pants that are dressy C.
enough for evening wear. Nj
worth 81; Friday all day. .....Vs
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Ladies' Suits in BFoadclOth. Venetian.
Homespun Cheviot, and other taVorite
fabrics; made in newest designs; some
of the jackets are silk lined; worth so,
for $3.50
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Choice of our superb line of Black
and Colored Silk Waists in all the new
and elaborate hemstitching, cOrding.
and tucking effects; every new and de-
sirable color and color combination,
and black. Worth up to SIS, at s5.JS.
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Children's Hats. some trimmed with
velvet; others with silks and yelvets;
some have velvet Tam o. Shanter
crwcns; all the newest ideas in trim
and shape. Hats worth from S3.93 to
S59S, for S2I9.
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Beautiful large Blister silk CrepOn
Skirts. made in latest style; perfect
hang. a skirt that stylish dressers
will appreciate. worth 81. for $3.50
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Ill to w..

Ladies superior quality Black Chev-
lot Serge Skirts in new box Dleat.
Handsomely appliqued in taffeta silk,
worth s10. al $49S
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Hecht's Greater Stores.
Ii to iii.

Ladies' all-wooI Grey Homespun
Skirts, made with newest box pleat;
worth S5.9S. for 1898.
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coIcr combinations; worth $5.eS az
S3gS.
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Rainy Day Skirts, very handsomely
made; extra heavily stitched all-wool
plaid reversible back; worth 1898,
for s49S.
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Hecllt's Greater Stores.
ri to XII.

Ladies' Cheviot Serge Suits in blue
or black; made in very latest fashion;
nicely lined; worth SIS. at $3.50.
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Childs' Tam O'Sbanter Caps worth
3Jc go this hour at nc Tin millinery
Department..
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Handsome Black Satin Waists beau
tifully tucked; worth S5.aS. for S3-9S
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies' best quality untTimmed fur
Felts in black and colors; all desirable
shapes; worth $1.9S, at Acc.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies' Kid Gloves, a general clean
up of odds and ends; many sizes. many
shades and many styles; worth s1.o0,
for 39c
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Underskirts in black and colOred
satine, Metallic Striped Satine, and
Twilled Italian Cloth with clusters of
narrow ruftles and deep Spanish
founce; some lined with flannel;
worth up to $3.50. at CSC.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies' all-wool blue and black
CheviOt Serge Skirts. well made;
worth 81 AT s19S
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Misses and Childrens Best Fur
Felts in black and colors; all desirable
new shapes; worth Sl.49, at 49c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Children's all-wool Tobogganing
Caps in blue. red or garnet; S9e value
for 19c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Children's Suits in fine Atwood and
Fancy Cassimeres and Cheviots. end
plain blue and black cheyiots Ves
ties in sizes to s. Double breasted
in sizes 10 10. Worth s., at S2.9S.
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large lot of Fancy Feather De-
vices. Wings. Quilts, etc. Usually SELL
ing up to ACC, at &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Quilts in all colors, and punches of
Violets. worth &C for 1c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Little Girls Refers in plain and
fancy rough and smooth cloths hand
somely made and nicely lined some
with beautifully braided sailor collars:
worth fully $l9S at s2.4g.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Priestlsv Mourning Wells. soft silky
finish; woven hens. to inches deep.
size fex72. worth S5.9S; size f4x9G.
worth S7.9S. choice of either size.
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HECHT & COMPANY, 5l35l5 Seventh ST. |
For Mount Vernon,
Alexandria, and Arlington.

Electric trains, station lsK st. and Pa ave For
Mt. Vernon every hour, from 10 a. m to 2 D N.
For Alexandra snd Arington--Ses schedule.
ROUND TRIP to Mt Vernon, 50c Round trip
10 Alexandra, 25c. Round trip to Arlington, Zoe.
and Aexandria, 6oc.
Wash. Alexandria & Nc. Vernon Ry.
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- Youths Coats and Vests in All
wool Cassimeres and Fancy silk WOTs-
teds nicely made and lined; sizes IA 10
10. Will fit men up 10 size 55. They
are from odds and ends detach-
ed from suits that sold from s. 10 SIS.
ChOira for 81 gN
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Imported Feather Novelties in Birds
Wings. Pheasants' Breasts. Sea GulIs.
Doves, Butterflies. and many attrac-
tive hat ornaments worth from S19S to
50 9S a; 59c
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Chldren's Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
worth 10c, for 1-2c.
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X to XI.

Electric Seal Collarettes: superb
finish; latest shapes: lined with fine
quality satin; worth SO, for $5.i9
Ladies' fine quality kersey Jackets in
tan, black and castor; finely lined with
\ satin; handsomely stitched; new dip
} frCnt and scalloped back; worth $3.50
at $3.50.
Ladies Misses and Children's Flats
and Short Backs in all the --latest
} shapes fine quality: black only; worth
, 69c., a l9c.
Ostrich Halt Plumes and Tips. in a
bunch. in black and colOrs; also large
! lin Of Wings, Quills, Fancy Feathers.
) etc Worth from 49c to 9Sc Choice Of
} entire lot 19c.
Ladies' Eiderdown Dressing Sacques,
in pink, blue, and red nicely made. go
} at 39c.
Ladies' Heavy Cardigan Jackets;
guaranteed all wool CSC.
A choice line OF Ladies Ribbed Vests.
in grey. white, and ecru; heavily ieec-
cd; regular 39c value. at 19c.
Childrens Hose Supporters. black
or white; worth l5c. for Sc.
Misses Red Felt Juliets. with fur
trimming; sizes IL to >; 81 quality at
45c.
Ladies Rubber Sandals: finest
quality; sizes , IL to 8 L.; worth
} soc, at 15c.
Lace Allovers. in very handsome de-
signs; worth fully soc per yard. al
1jc.
Black Sateen rich and lustrous; best
, black; worth 10c. at 7-sc
Remnants All-silk Chiuas. and hand
woven Habutai silk. in desirable
} lengths and fayorit1 shades: worth S9c-
49c; Vile they iest 25c. (21-22 inches
wide.J
Allwool Imperial Serges. yard wide:
in such desirable col0rs as green.
} brown, navy. plum. marine. golden.
and black; never sold less than 59c,
for 25c
Extra heavy 1914 Blankets. in white
or grey. with pretty borders; worth 75c,
for this hour i9c-
White Applique Bureau Scarfs. in ar
tistic designs; worth up to SOC, at
15i2c.
Best quality Yale Holland Window
Shades. with heavy fringe or tambour
lace; various colorS; with fixtures com
pfete: worth 4Oc: at 22c
splendid line of Mems Bicycle
Sweaters, Shirts. and Hose: worth up
10 75C; choice of the entire lot at 25c
Childrens All-wool Tobogganing
Caps. in blue. red. and garnet; regular
39c value, for 19c
16 pairs of Youths Cashmere Long
Pants. guaranteed all wool: they are
slightly damaged; worth regularly
$3.50 choice for soc.
25 Youths Odd Coats, in good quality
CaSSimeres: sizes IA TO 10: WORTH I'D
to 81. go at 75c.
Childrens Percale Waists. in very
pretty patterns and most desirable COL
ors; sold all over town at 25c; go at
&c; two only to a customer.
Children's Corduroy Knee Pants: ex-
cellent quality; well made; worth 75c;
for 39c.
Mems first quality Storm Rubbers or
Self-acting Sandals, in narrow toes;
S5c value, at 35c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Choice of any Black or Colored FIan-
mel Waist in the house that sold at
s1.4s or S19S; this hour for csc.
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Children's ChinehilIa Refers with
large storm collars; nicely lined; sizes
3 to 10; worth s2.9S, at s19S.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

3i-inch Crepon Dress Goods. neat de-
signs: usually CSC; only a small lot at
S 1-Sc.
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Children's Knee Pants in wool chew
lot; all sizes; well made; worth S9c.
for 19c.
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White Applique Mats in pretty de-
signs: worth Ice for &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies Satin Stock Collars in many
pretty colors 90 at &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Childs' Heavy Knitted Drawer Leg
gins, three sizes: 39c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Mems JapOnnette Handkerchief.
with fancy borders, 7-sc
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Children's 5 tan Covert OyercOats. fine
ly made and exceIlently lined sizes
TO l.. Worth $49S for S29S
The evening times., 1900-01-11

All Silk Foulard, navy blue ground
with pretty designs in white. The
newest spring fabric soc value at 39c
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies' Untrimmed Hats in best
quality fur felt: all the new and de-
Sirable shapes worth Sl9S for 49c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Drapery Silk in handsome Oriental
and floral designs and cOlorings; 80
inches wide; worth 69c for 37c per
yard.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Heavy Flannelette Wrappers. excel
lently made; nicely lined waists; all
sizes; this hour at 49c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

The celebrated Oakley perfumed
Soaps. elegant for toilet; regular 19c
value at &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Heavy Twilled Medicated Red Flan-
mel usually selling at 19c. for u 1-2c
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies Linen Collars in all shapes
and sizes, worth 10c. at 1-2c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

All Wool Ladies' Cloth yard wide,
in black and all the desirable shades.
now much In vogue for fancy waists;
worth 49c at 33c
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Odds and ends i'm Ladies' Stylish
Shoes: only a few pairs OF each kind
and size; regular $3.50 and IS value
at S129.
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Handsome SiIkOiines and Gold
Crepes in new patterns and rich col
ors; worth up to l0c. go at sc.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Extra heavy 10-4 Blankets. in white
or grey. with pretty borders; worth 1JC,
for this hour igC.
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Ladies' Fast Black Hose in all sizes,
1-2c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Turkey Red Table Linen. good de-
signs; full width. regular 2lc quality
at ii Sic
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Stair and Runner Oilcloth in pretty
patterns and colOrings, 67-Sc yard.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Novelty Pincushions, naturally rep
resenting fruit and vegetables. SC.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Electric Seal Collarettes: superb
finish: latest shapes: lined with fine
quality satin; worth SO, for $5.i9
Ladies fine quality kersey jackets in
tan, black and castor; finely lined with
satin; handsomely stitched; new dip
frCnt and scalloped back; worth $3.50
at $3.50.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies Misses and Children's Flats
and Short Backs in all the --latest
shapes; fine quality; black only; worth
69C., a l9C.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Remnants All-silk Chiuas and hand
woven Habutai silk. in desirable
lengths and fayOrit1 shades: worth 39c-
49c; willie they iest, 25c (21-22 inches
widej
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies Liberty silk Neck Boas; i;
handsome accordion pleated ends,
slightly crushed from holiday hand
ling. worth from s1.19 to s125. at 3gc
The evening times., 1900-01-11

AllwOol Imperial SergeS. yard wide:
in such desirable cOl0rs as green.
brown, navy plum. marine. golden
and black never sold less than 59c,
for 25c
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Imported Silk Velyets Remnants in
all good. desirable shades and lengths:
nicely adapted for waists. hat, and
dress trimmings; regular 81 value at
Iac
The evening times., 1900-01-11

All-linen Heavy Twilled Household
Crash. the kind that will wash and
wear well; 10c value at 1-Sc.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Superior quality MerceFized Saline .
Underskirts- tn plain black and coiors.
with clusters of five flounces: some in
beautiful brocaded effects; others with
deep corded rUffles; bound in velvet;
worth UP to 81 at S1.sS.
Plaid Glass Towels. ready for use. 4
27sc.
White Fleece Shaker Flannels. 37sc.
Boys Fur Alpines. in all coI0rs and
latest shapes; hats worth Csc, for 4sc
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ostrich Halt Plumes and Tips 3 in a
bunch. in black and colOrs; also a large
lin Of Wings, Quills, Fancy Feathers.
etc. Worth from 4gc 10 9Sc Choice Of
entire lot 19c
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Black Sateen. rich and lustrous; best
black; worth Zoe. at 1-sC
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Satine and Italian Cloth Underskirts
in black and colors; plain and fancy
stripes and figures; corded ruffles;
worth up TO $1.50 at 59c.
The evening times., 1900-01-11

ChHdren's Blue Flannel Waists nicely
made; only sizes . 10 Il; regular ACC
value at DC
The evening times., 1900-01-11

The choice OF any of our l0c Wrap
per Flannelette neeced back. pretty de-
signs, 7-Sc
The evening times., 1900-01-11
Mems $3.50 0verCoats, S..

Just so Overcoats go on sale today
at the reduced price They are in
Tan COveTts. Kerseys. and FiieZes.
They are all finely tailored. and this
season newest style Nearly all
have velvet cellars, good O.
Ss4 So value - Friday all 00
The evening times., 1900-01-11

Ladies' Strap Sandals; sizes to 8
only. $1.25 quality at soc.