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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29

ginson was injured Harvard was in. dire
straits, but Harding was selected as the
best man to tackle the Job. 1t was feared
before the race that he would be unable
to last through four miles, but he was con-
fidcnt, and showed what he was made of
| when he said to Coach Storrow:
iii stroke the crew to victory or die In
| the attempt"
As ii was Harding had a narrow escape.
He was in the act of going overheard when
the Harvard coxswain caught him by the
arm Had he fallen into the river he might
have been drowned, as no boats were near
enough to pick him up.
Yale's showing was quite feather in the
cap of Coach Gallaudet who has worked
hard to develop crew up to former stand
ards
While the varsity was an excellent COM
bination of physical development and row.
ing skill, the freshmen and four-oared
crews were not much to boast of. The four
was very easy for Harvard, that event be-
ing won by the crimson by three lengths
The freshman race was an unexpected on
set, as Harvard carried off the honors with
five lengths to spare. Both of these con-
tests were rowed in rather rough water.
with a rather strong wind blowing up
stream.
The varsity struggle, however, was over
q smooth course under the most favorable
conditions.
The races were splendidly handled and
the course was kept free. Julian w. Cur
tiss, OF New York. Chairman of the Re
gatta Committee, received much praise
for the arrangements. which provided rare
sport for the thousands of visitors and
no inconvenience.
The observation train tickets were sold
at fancy prices and at that there was
room for all in the thirty-two cars that
had been especially prepared for the day.
The harbor was filled with yachts OF all
kinds. revenue cutters and big steamers.
whose decks were black with enthusiastic
spectators. The only craft permitted to
follow the crews were the referees boat.
the steam yacht Nushaka, William P.
Enos' steam yacht AQuillo. devoted to the
regatta committee, and the launches OF
the two universities. Mr.. Enos has as his
guest Elihu Root, Secretary of War. who
was accompanied by Judge William X.
Townsend. Among others entertained on
board the AQuillo were Henry B. Plat,
Philip G. Bartlett William Barnum. Lew
is WEIGH, Walter Camp, Howard Knapp,
and about fifty others. Secretary Root
watched the races from the yachts bridge.
All told It was estimated that 5000 per-
sons saw the races, an attendance that
has not been exceeded in years gone by.
There was very little betting On any of
the races. Even money prevailed on the
results of the four cared and freshmen
events. while in the varsity Yale was a
S to favorite.
The official time was:
Varsity four oar. two miles: Harvard.
1922; Yale, 1925 Us.
Freshmen eight oar. two miles: Har-
ward, 1901; Yale. 1918 2-5.
Varsity eight oar. four miles: Yale.
Pip As: Harvard 2l:27 2-5
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THE PouGHKEEPs1E REGATTA.
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin Make
the Strongest showing.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. N Y, June 2s.-As
the day for the races on the Hudson ap-
proaches the feeling grows that the strug-
gle for the varsity race will be as notable
as was the contest last year. when Penn
sylvania and Wisconsin fought such q des-
perate battle in the last mile. and the
Black and Red pulled out victors from what
looked like almost certain defeat.
The rowing by the crews in their prac-
tice on the Hudson is favorable to Penn
sylvania in many respects. Their boat
runs very fast, and the men are In good
heart and their physical condition is ex-
cellent. Coach Ward thinks that Pennsyl-
rania will have TO beat Wisconsin in the
varsity contest. 1t may be. however, that
the instructions he gave his crew last yeai
TO beat Cornell may come in handy on Sat
urday.
Courtney has. as usual. turned out a fin
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! 25c for child's shoes
|. which sell at Acc usually. in either
. tan or black; sizes 5 to s.
. 45c for ladies' oxfOrds
. all hand turned and with patent
!. tips; sold for zoe in all shoe stores.
Sc for SOC. flowers
embracing wreaths of blossoms with
. grasses, forget uie-nots, violets, Ii
. laos, &C., which sold up to 3Sc.
19c for 69c sailors
: for ladies, misses, and children, in
white and black.
dc for mems drawers
] of jean, which sell for 39c usually;
. with elastic ends.
: 15c for curtain scrim
. sc inches wide in handsomest de-
!. signs; sells for sc usually.
: TIC for window shades
! of waterproof felt. in various colors,
complete with fixtures.
. All 25c books for 10c.
All Soc books for 19c.
&c for boys caps
. golf caps of crash; well made: usu-
: ally sold for 19c.
. 4JJc for ribbed vests
which sells for more than double that
price.
&c for Jap fans
. choice of open or closing sort
1c for Val. lace
. for edging, ruffle. etc.
25c for neckwear
: which is worth a great deal more;
see it displayed on a table.
dc for child's slips
!. either short or long; also children's
dresses with trimmed yokes.
69c for linen crash skirts
which sell at CSC elsewhere; full
: width and made with wide hens.
. &c for wash pants
for boys; of Galatea cloth; perfectly
. washable and in greatest variety: 19c
usually.
Bleached muslin. &c
ri IN vi
: large lot, so be prompt.
Ginghams, sic.
500 yards of seersucker and fancy
dress ginghams; 10c quality.
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LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot-Ea.e. a
powder to be shaken into the shoes. 1t makes
ticht or new thoes feel easy; gives instant relief
to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Cures and prevents swollen
feet hiisters. cal.Ous and spots. Aliens Foot
Ease is certain cure for sweating, hot, aching
feet At all druggists and shoes stores. Csc. Trial
package FREE by mail. Address Allen s. olmstsd,
Ia Roy. n. Y.
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l3-s1s Seventh Street.

lie had razor. the police say, when he was
taken into custody for alleged disordsrly con-
duct by Policeman Williams in Southwest Wash
ington. An old warrant has been outstanding
against Hook charging petit larceny, he having
stolen u quantity of tomatoes and oysters. it is
said, from South Washington merchant. All
the charges will be heard today in the Police
Court
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Mrs. Gontvinc n. Cullaagh, thirty-one years
old, and Thomas Culaugt, three years old her
son. were run over by light wagon last night
about & o'clock at the corner OF Fourteenth and
Streets toithwe.t The hers attached to the VENICE
became frightened aud away, dashed Gown
Fourteenth Street, ard at Street colltdtd WITH
and ran Mrs CuliauGh and the child ihey
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CONTINUED.

1925 trimmed hats, $Lb9.
Ladies' hachinaw and Jumbo straw
hats, trimmed with corded straw
edged silk and bunch OF wheat; with
velvet bands: instead Of 1925 for S1.5s.
1898 trimmed hats, $1.25.
Lot O; ladies' trimmed hats; trimmed
with null. braid. flowers, nets. ribbons.
&C.. in all colors and black and white:
most desirable shapes; sold for ss.9s,
for S-:5
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were removed to the office Of DR.. Pcrkin, and
received medical at, cntion. Their injuries were
not serious, and. after treatment they were sent
The police captured the horse some distance from
the scene OF the accident. Its owner is unknown
yet.
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IL to L.

Wash suits-15c-for boys.
Lot-of little boys washable sailor
blouse suits of Galatea cloth; in sizes
3, 4, and s only; for 15c this hour.
Black serge skirts, $2.9S.
Lot of ladies' black cheviot serge
skirts: with newest backs, which for
merly sold at IS. for S2.9S.
Child's gingham dresses, 15c
in sizes / to years.
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A Veterans story.-George Lewis, Of
shanokin, Pa, writes; 81 am eighty years Oh
age I have been troubled with Catarrh Tor hity
years, and in my time have used great many
Iatarth cures but never had any relief until
used Dr. hgnew's Catarrhal Powder one boS
cured me completely" Fifty cents. sod by +. .
Williams. Ninth and Streets; Edn'oHds q
Williams Third Street and Pennsylvania AVE-
pue-lS
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Black brilIiantine, 25c
Yard-wide. ard the Ii:h, tuatrou
quality which sells for 39c.
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Pht,ip Tyler Heard From,

Philip Tyler, .colortd, wanted in this city for
alleged assault and battery upon his wife several
weeks ago, is reported 10 have been located by
the local authorities. He is serving term at
Jcssup's Cut, q place Of imprisonment in Mary
land, The police Say Information received by
Detective Lacy is to the effect that Tyler has
been sentenced 20 sixty days in the institution.
An Effort will be made TO rearrtst the prisoner
upon his release by the Maryland authorities, and
he will likely be brought here for trial
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15c to soc white goods, 10c.
Lot Of white goods. in remnants left
from 1ast weeks selling. embracing s.
inch white organizes. dotted Swisses.
Persian Lawns. India linons. Victoria
lawns. etc; all 15c to 39c values, for
10c yard as long as they last.
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CONTINUED.

Black brilliantine skirts, S1.9S.
Handsome quality rich, lustrous
black briIliantiEe ekirts; which are 90
serviceeble for summer wear; instead
of s4-for s1.5S.
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1000 wrappers, SOC.
LOCO Ladies' good Percale Wrappers;
With full skirts End fast coioTs; very
well made garments which are worth
as much as T5c for soc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29

Mental work made easy. Payson's Tonic Wine
nerve tonic and brain s.imulant Aikinson's,
corner 18th and q NV. jc23-1t
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I75c to 81 underwear. 35c.

Lot of mems fancy striped and plain
colored balbriggan shirts and drawers;
mostly large sizes; which formerly
sold for 75c and 81 garment. to go for
35c
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Blue OARSNEN IN FRONT
The Yale Eight Victorious in the
Varsity Boat Race.

Harvard Ecatcn by Five Lengths
One of the Greatest Conte1ts in the
History of College AqaaticS-HiE-
ginson's Loss Felt by the Grim
son Hardina's Game Effort.
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5000 waists, zoe.

5000 waists, zoe.
This shall be the best shirt waist
bargain Of the season; we shall place
on table lot of shirt waists of
percales, madras. lawns, tatistes, and
piques, In all colors and all we'll made.
well-ftting waists, which sold for as
high as CSC, and sell them for 29c.
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Rainy-day skirts, $2.9S

well made and splendid fitting;
stitched bottoms and much better than
you'd think s2.98 would buy.
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Mems SOC underwear, 19c
mems grey balbriggan shirts and
drawers. which formerly sold for 39c,
for 1Sc garment.
69c to SLIGO hats, 19c.
Ladies. misses. and children's hats
in all coloTs and in the most-wanted
shapes, which formerly sold for SOC to
$1.69, to go for 19c this hour.
Lot SOC hats, 25c.
embracing ladies' and misses ne
apolitan, chip and fancy and rough
straw hats in black and white which
sold for S9c.
75c strap slippers, 39c.
Black dongoia strap slippers with
buckles and bows. which sell at 75c
everywhere: for 39c.
Boys Csc shoes, SOC.
Little boys black Wei kid shoes in
sizes to 13 1-2, best of CSC values
for SOC this hour.
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Black serge suits. 81. 98.

Ladies' black cbeviot serge suits;
with serge silk lined Jackets; newest
cut skirts; formerly sold for S12.50;
for s5,SS
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Mems S1.hO shoes. Csc.

Lot OF men tan shoes. also mems tan
Oxfords. which are s1.50 values, to go
for CSC.
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Brownie Overalls, 19c.
Little boys Brownie" overalIs Of
blue denim, with suspender straps, for
19c. instead Of 39c.
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Taffeta silk waists, S2.9S.
Lot Of ladies' colored taffeta silk
waists. in the very newest effects and
handsome quality of taffeta; sold for
merry for as much as 81, for $298.
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Bows wash suits. Soc

Lot of boys gaiatea cloth washable
sailor blouse suits in greatest variety
of patterns, the identical suits which
sell at 75c about town; trimmed taste
fully with white braid-for 35c.
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Genuine Tar Soap, Sc cake.
Stair OilclOth. lie

Or mag be used as runner; Is inches
wide, and IN great variety OF colorings
and patterns: usually IL 1-2c.
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Mems bike hats. lie.

Mems crash bicycle hats, in plain or
fancy. which formerly sold at 4sc, to
Cd for Tic.
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125c handkerchiefs. sc.

5000 sample Handkerchiefs OF fine
linen lawn; with fine lace edging:
some fancy embroidered; none worth
under u 1-2c for SC.
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CONTINUED

Ladies' bathing suits, $1.9S.
or Black Briliisntine and trimmed
vith white braid: less than the mate
rial would cost you.
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Gauze Isle hose, PIC
the finest in plain and drop-stitch;
fastest black.
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China silk waists. S1.9S.

Lot of ladies black china silk waists;
newest in effect, and originally cold
for more than double this prefer
s1.9S.
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Lot ladies' Jackets, s2.9S.

Lot of ladies' covert and cheviot serge
Jackets. which will be in such demand
when you go away this summer-for
$29S; worth almost double.
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10 to H..

Wool knee pants, 12Ic
Not the cheap. unworthy knee pants
; usually sold at a low price, but we'll
made. strongly sewn pants which sell
!. at Csc regularly.
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19c silk ribbon, 124c
1900 yards of all silk taffeta ribbon;
3 1-2 inches wide in pink, blue, violet,
white. black. turquoise, etc. which
sells at 19c yard, for IL 1-2c yard.
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Bic for iaconat lawns

3sc TOT JaCVhdt III WITS
$50 yards OF them and corded dimi-
lies in mill remnants, embracing oil
the newest striped and figured ef-
fects-.pots. sashes. polka dots, and
sprays; in desirable lengths OF from
2 to 10 yards: light, medium, and dark
grounds; the coolest summer fabrics
which you cannot buy elsewhere on
the piece for less than and yard.
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12Ic to 19c wash goods, 6Sc.
Lot of wash goods remnants left
from last weeks selling will be sold
very considerably under price this hour
tomorrow. Consist of swisses, dimi-
ties, 5aconat lawns, organizes. ging-
hams, piques, etc. figured and striped
effects many Of them from 10 to IL
yards in piece and all u 1-2c to 19c
values, for 8 -Sc.
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Trimmed hats up to $11
will be sold this hour for $4.9S.
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14c for tan paste
which sells at 10c box at all shoe
stores.
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White silk waists, 1898.

Lot OF ladies' white taffeta silk
waists. in handsomest and newest eff
fects; formerly sold for 81. sos.
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Boys fine wash pants, 25c.
Lot of boys fine white duck and
pique wash pants, trimmed with pearl
and brass buttons, for Csc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29
Mating mats, DC.

China or japanese mating mats in
handsome colorings. for 7-Sc each.
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Mating mats, 25c
japanese and China mating mats,
suitable for rugs, 7-Sc.
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Large size; hemmed, ready for uee:
hand ironed and hand-torn; sold for
| 65c USUALLY.
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Homespun skirts, 99c.

Think of good, welI-made grey
homespun skirt selling for as little as
99cI
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WASH silks. 19c ward

Not odds and ends, but new fresh,
handsome silks in such very desirable
shades as light blue, pink. violet, new
blue. etc: narrow and medium stripes;
sells for 39c usually.
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Boys wash suits, SOC.
Lot of boys fine wash suits of ging-
ham, Galatea cloth, and duck; hand
somely trimmed with braid; 9sc and
S1.25 values; for 59c.
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10 yards ribbon velvet, SIC.

Ten yards of narrow ribbop velvet
which is so very stylish for trimming
thin dresses. for sic.
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&c for plain organdies
in remnant lengths; all spread out
on our centre counter in such desirable
shades as lish. blue. pink, heliotrcpe,
corn, cerise. violet, red. and black;
handsome closely woven fabrics which
sell at 10 and IL 1-2c yard, for 1-2c.
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Rows crash SHIFTS. Csc

Boys double breasted crash suits in
sizes to II years: all short pants va
riety; but sold regularly for s2-for
SSc.
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Childs hose, SIC.
Children's Ribbed Fast Black Hose;
full seamless or 12c pair.
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Linen embroid'ry & inserting, &c
"a yard: these sold for 1Oc yard and
actually worth it.
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15c for infants shoes
choice of tan or black leather, and In
sizes to 5.
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So wash skirts 99c.

Lot of ladies polka dot duck. white
pique and pure linen skirts; some with
fiounces and sold for 81 everywAere-
for S9c this hour.
Homespun skirts, $1.9S.
Handsome all-wool homespun skirts;
with box backs; elegantly fitting skirts
which sold for as high as IS earlier in
the seasOn-for Sl.9s.
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2 to 8.
Ladies' 81 shoes, 45c.

Lot of ladies' serge congress end
lace shoes in sizes s to 8, which sold
for 81, TO go for 45c.
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121c white organizes, Sac
fine sheer quality and 80 inches
wide.
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3 to 4.
Muslin skirts, &c.,
Ladies' long muslin skirts, trimmed
with cambria fiounce and with tucks,
for 39c.
81 to $1.9S waists, soc
white waists and colored waists in
a profus!on of coloriAgs which former
ly sold for 81 to $1.9s. for sec.
Organdie dresses, S9.9S.
Summer flannel, 19c.
White wool summer flannel which
sells at Csc usually, for 19c yard.
Shaker flannel, SC
white Shaker flannel, in remnants.
not large lot.
Apron ginghams, BIC.
Good assortment Of patterns in apron
ginghams, and 7-Sc yard this hour.
Art drapery, 3sc.
Pretty go;i-n art drapery. in hand
some colorings and patterns; instead
of Sc, for 8 Use.
Mosquito netting
the 7-quarter size, in various colors,
in S-yard pieces, for 43c.
Trimmed hats up to $25, for $6.9S.
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19c bargain tables
this hour containing articles OF jew
elry and shell goods, embracing shirt
waist sets, belts, cuff buttons, etc.,
all the articles for 19c.
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Underskirts, S4.9S.

Ladies' tatfeta silk underskirts. in
variety of colors: with fiounces, for
s49S: formerly sold for IS.
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Table damask, 19c.
Bleached Table Demask; so inches
wide and well worth 29c yard for 100.
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Gle for ladies' hose
fast black and full seamless and in
all sizes; hundreds Of pairs which sold
for IL 1-2c.
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Turkish towels, sc.
Extra heavy quality unbleached
Turkish towels. which sell at Sc;
this hour for &c.
10c buck towels, 7ac
Fast colored selvage; good size and
certainly worth 10c.
Corset covers. SIC
OF good muslin and all sizes.
Drawers, 125c
OF good quality muslin; full width.
Linen crash skirts, 99c.
Lot of ladies' linen crash skirts, ap-
pliqued with white pique and white
braid; full width; only 99c.
50 wash suits, 99c.
Lot OF handsomest washable sailor
blouse suits for boys. which are made
of pique. duck. and finest quality of
galatea cloth; trimmed most elaborate
~ with braid and embroidered with
silk; will cost you 50 elsewhere; here
this hour only for 99c.
White duck long pants, 25c
In sizes to fit boys from to IA
years.
Boys percale waists, 121c
OF finest percale. in great variety Of
patterns, with pockets; sell at 25c
elsewhere.
Genuine Tar Soap. Sc cake.
Stair oilcloth, tie
Or may be used as runner; IS inches
wide, and in great variety of colorings
and patterns; usually IL 1-2c.
Mating mats, 25c.
China or japanese mating mats In
handsome colorings. for 7-Sc each.
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Bows Csc shoes. SOC.
II to ~.

Door Screens, 69c.
Walnut finish Door Screens In six
different sizes to go this hour at sc.
Must bring size of door.
90c white spreads. Acc.
Full double bed size White Spreads
in handsomest designs for 49c; not
more than two to any one buyer.
Window shades. Ole.
Best quality Holland Window Shade.
in variety of colors; complete with fix
lures for 21c.
Ladies' 50 OxfOrds, Csc.
Ladies handmade vesting top light
sole Oxfords also finest kid Oxfords
with heavy soles; in all sizes and best
81 values to be had for Csc.
75c shirts for men, 35c.
Mems Madras Shirts in splendid as
sortment OF stripes and checks, instead
of 75c to go for 35c.
Csc leghorns, SOC.
Ladies'. Misses, and Chldren's Leg
horn Hats. which formerly sold for Csc
to go at SOC.
Childs hose, SIC.
Children's Ribbed Fast Black Hose;
full seamless or 1-2c pair.
12ac handkerchiefs, sc.
5000 sample Handkerchiefs OF fine
linen lawn; with fine lace edging:
some fancy embroidered; none worth
under IL 1-2c for SC.
10 yards ribbon velvet, Sic.
Ten yards of narrow ribbop velvet
which is so very stylish for trimming
thin dresses for 31c
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CIIlIU s IDC SdIIOfS, DOC.
plain and fancy sailors for children
with silk bands, which sold for 75c,
for this hour 33c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29
Floor OilclOth, 23c

extra heavy floor oilcloth in hand
some colorings, instead of 35c yard 70
23c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29

sc for boys waists
of heavy percale in q variety Of pat
terms; we'll made, thoroughly sewn
waists, for which most stores get 19c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-29

16c for linen crash skirts
all we'll made, full width garments,
with wide hens. in fact the same quail
ity skirt as sold by other stores at 49c.
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CSC leghOrns, SOC.

Ladies'. Misses. and Children's Leg
horn Hats. which formerly sold for Csc
to go at SOC.
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DC for mems shirts

19c for mems shirts
soft and stiff bosoms; all desirable
percales; but only in sizes Is IL. 16,
and Is 1-2: same shirts as are sold
elsewhere for Soc and TIC.