Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-10

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prices is the greatest cause. Red
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BIC. for ladies' and misses rough and
fancy straw trimmed Sailors white or black,
which are SIC. values.
Be. yard for greatest values in laces and
1nsertfngs ever shown; all widths from to
D inches; in torchons and point de Paris.
1t.c yard for shirred ribbons; all black
or black and white; pure silk; usually &c.
to &c. sort.
p1/-s
hose; all sizes.
23c. for mems colored halhrggan shirts
and drawers, which formerly sold at 40c.
Soc. for the choice Of hundreds Of ladies'
percale. lawn and batiste wrappers; with
full width skirts: In light medium and dark
coiors; spiendidiy made garments. which
are sold for as much $1.25 usually.
CSC. pair for ladies' tan lace shoes. in all
sizes, which sell usually for 50.
59c. pair for ladies' fine dongoIa strap
slippers with buckle and bow; sizes to 6;
instead of S1.25
Los for just six ladies' plaid skirts; all
wool: splendid patterns; sold originally for
IS, So and 81.
9Sc. for n lot of white piuue skirts: made
with lap seams: full in width; sell for as
much as 81 elsewhere.
$53s for ladies' $3.50 suits; fashionable
biack chev1ot serge suits; jackets of which
are lined with serge silk and are In double
breasted. fly-front and singe-breasted eff
fects; new skirts; full in width; both gar
ments thoroughly tailor-made and which
formerly sold for $3.50, to go now for
S5.9S.
39S for colored taffeta silk waists and
pain black tafeta silk waists; an immense
lot embracing all the leading shades; the
newest l'N, and most fashionable garments,
Zoe. pair for little boys Brownie" over
Ais. made Of denim and with shoulder
straps; worth 39c.
19c. pair for boys cashmere knee pants.
ally.
9sc. for the choice of an immense table
run OF boys wash suits. embracing ducks
plques and the like; all the best made suits
to be had: trimmed with silk and straps of
9lnerent materials; wash suits which sell
for as high as 50.
lbs this hour for the choice of any boys
70 suit In the house. including black and
blue chevfots and fancy. cheviots and cassf-
meres. as well blue serges in double
breasted. blouse and vestie effects.
lsc yard for 24-inch all-slk navy blue
China silks; for waists and dresses usual
29c. value.
goods. In remnants, but good styles which
usually sell at Toe. yard
1ac. for best quality Holland window
Shades, in all colors; complete with fixtures.
s5c. for walnut-hnish screen doors in
seven different sizes, complete with fixtures
1ae. for wool Smyrna carpet remnants,
worth up to SOC
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l9c. for pretty mantel or piano lambre-
gnns Of pretty art drapery. in all colors.
fringed all around; worth 35c.
sc, for extra heavy full double-bed size
spreads: Mafseilles patterns; worth 81.
19c this hour for boys washable Galatea
cloth sailor suits, with large sailor collars OF
plain materials; the kind sold for 75c. and
CSC. regularly.
19c. for lot of boys seersucker separate
coats, in sizes 10 to 10.
s2.9s for lot Of ladies' black and blue
cheviot serge skirts. with new backs; full
width; regular 81 values.
9Sc. for children's fine pique REFERS: blue,
pink or white; trimmed with embroidery;
worth $3.50.
10c. for ladies' muslin drawers, with deep
bems and tucks.
31ac. for the choice of 1000 copies Of
slightly sOi1ed music
25c. for large punches of handsome crushed
roses and roses with foliage chrysantbe-
NUNS In all colors. violets and foliage,
bought TO sell for SOC.
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