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paper representatives of silver, whose par
ity with gold value the government is I'M
der obligation to maintain The ultimate
measure of this obligation is the difference
between the commercial value Of the money
metal and the face value at which it circu-
lates. This difference is not far from $780,,
600, 900.
1--WE have a system of bank note cur
rency whose volume is but family related to
the needs of the community which a prop
erly constructed bank currency most eco
nomically serves. 1t Is now controlled
to volume by the price OF .hterest-bearing
United States bonds in Wall street.
Our independent treasury absor5s the
circulating medium when active business
most requires its use, only again to dis
burse it when falling revenues, the effect
Of industrial dullness, bring about an excess
in expenditures. Industrial activity in
creases the public revenue, but Is checked
IL not throttled by its enlarged contribu-
tons to the idle funds in the public treas
ury
''It is these influences" said the Secre-
tary, (which have brought industrial
and commercial life into too dangerous
de dependency upon our public finances. This
marriage between these two whom God did
not join together ought to be put asunder.
But not by any hasty South Dakota divorce
method is the separation to be accomplished.
The children of this wedlock must not be
dishonored. Time, attention and great care
must be exercised
The Secretary discussed the economic
losses resulting from the present indepen-
dent treasury system, by which large sums
of money are withdrawn from business
uses. But the most striking part of his ad-
dress related to the lost power Of the bank
note. Bank credits, available through
checks. and. drafts" said the Secretary,
supply commercial necessities, yet it is
nevertheless true that in the wide field
where currency or paper money is essen
tial the bank credit is powerless."
There Is no reason to doubt that the bank
note could be so hedged about by lfmita.
tons yet leaving sufficient liberty and AL
proper guarantees for it's safety secured.
There are many models both in this coun-
try and in other countries which time and
experience have demonstrated to be both
effective and safe.
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witnesses to what Is nearly metamorpho-
sis in previous conditions and methods Of
business. The consolidation of capital. the
Capitalization of industries, excite new and
serious inquiry as to the consequences and
effects they may carry in their train. Are
they the natural and healthful unfolding
OF true economic movement? Will they
carry beneficial fruits which will find an
equitable distribution through the body
petite as a whole, or will they prove to be
engines Of power by the aid Of which the
few can exploit the many?
my faith is strong in the first direction,
but the real meaning and future influences
of these modern phenomena should lie
studied and made clear to the general com
prehension. Grave consequences depend
upon it. Two dangers are apparent. One
is that through prejudice and ignorance we
may block the path of natural progress
Tho other is that the force and powe,
involved in these great organizations may
be utilized for oppression and robbery. Tha
peculiar position of the banker an in
ternediary in affairs gives him a special
advantage in the study and comprehension
Of the question. His interests, tied in as
they are to varied and multiplied business
activities, put him under bonds to do all
he can for the general welfare. Upon his
character, intelligence. fidelity and truth,
as applied to all of these questions, me
country has the right to rely with conf
dence."
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A. Guide & Bro.'. Flower show.

The custom of giving flowers and plants
as a holiday remembrance is growing in
popular favor, and the establishment of A.
Guide & Bro, 1924 F street. Is, in conse-
quence, continuous flower show. The
popularity Of this firm is largely due to its
charity, an account of much Of which never
gets into print, for 1t is continually giving
flowers and plants where this Frightening
influence brings pleasure in a deserving
quarter, and GUIDE has the reputation of
growing the finest flowers shown hereabouts.
This season the firm has a gorgeous col
lection Of rare plants for gifts. as well as
a bewi,dering variety Of roses. chrysan-
themums, violets and other pretty blooms.
Its green houses cover acres Of ground.
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Mems SI.5o heavy wool fleece
lined vests and pants, Sc.

Mems SI.5o heavy wool fleece
lined vests and pants, SSc.
Motornens SIPS mittens, CSC.
Is different kinds of regular zoe.
delicious candies. Ioc. lb.
Lot soc. sample pocket books to
go for 25C.
Lot ST. rolled gold brooch pins to
go for SOC.
Child's ST solid gold rings, 55c.
Ladies' $2.5o and So solid gold
rings for SI.55.
Ladies' &c. embroidered handker-
chiefs, 12Iac.
Boys windsor ties; lac. instead of
Little boys So patent leather
spring heel shoes; sizes 10 to II
for Soc. pair.
Boys 60C. pants, 3OC.
Lot Of boys fine Atwood knee pants; some
with double seats and knees; for a9c., which
sell usually for 69c.
So skirts, 1898.
Lot Of ladies' very fashionable Oxford chev-
lot serge skirts, with hounces and inverted
pleat backs, for 1898; worth Sc.
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ST. 50 blankets, o8c. pair.
Lot Of heavy llquartter double O. 10 s fos
csc. pair.
Decorated lamps, 98c.
Lot of decorated lamps, in variety Of eolors;
for CSC. each.
25c. drums, with sticks, 1oc.
75c. printing presses, SOC.
25c. games; variety of styles; 19c.
75c. black velvets, SOC.
Lot of black German velvets of Of Which sst we we
velvet you can buy. for 5sc yard
ST and SI.25 table damask, S5c. yd:
Lot of mill remnants of table damask. OF all
ago for CSC; only a small lot-in ?, ~ and o.
yard lengths, and as long as they last you can
the the stamp of the Irish mill where spun; 81
and $1.25 values. for S5c. yard
zoe. Atwood Venetian cloth, 4Oc.
For this hour we shall sell all-wool Venetian
cloth in such desirable shades as reseda, gray,
navy, cadet, garnet. red, myrtle and black, JOE
ladies' and chdrens dresses; the Doc quality
for 49c. yard.
Mems soc. fieece-lined cashmere
gloves, I9c. pair.
Ladies ST real kid gloves, white
and colors, SOC. pair.
Ladies SOC. black full regular
made hose, Isle feet, 25c. pair.
S. silk tafeta umbrellas, fancy
handles, $1.55 each.
Mems fancy suspenders, each pair
in box, 2oc instead of 800.
Mems ST.. so mocha gloves, fleeced
lined, 8Sc. pair.
5 mems rolled-gold-case watches,
made to sell for SIo-for $3.50.
&C. for fancy box of writing paper
and envelopes.
$I.25 ready-to-wear hats. SOC
Lot of ladies' and misses trimmed alpines
formerly sold for 81 %. to go for SOC
-
Mems ST. slippers, O5c.
Lot of mems alligator. Wei kid and en-
broidered slippers, In different shapes; regular
81 values, for G5c. pair.
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&c. cake for toilet soap, not over
10 cakes to a buyer.
Ladies $I.25 Jersey leggins, 69c.
Toys up to ST. for 25c.
Tableful of toys Of wood, iron and tin, also
games and blocks; slightly imperfect from
handling; sold formerly up to 81; for 25c.
75c. blankets, 49c.
Lot of heavy 10-quarter gray double blankets
with pretty borders; worth roc. for Acc.
Flannelette wrappers, zoe.
Lot of 20 dozen good quality fannelette
wrappers, with lined waists with founces on
skirts; full width, and worth 81 to $3.50; TO
90 for roc.
Corduroy knee pants, I9c.
champion" shirt waists, 1oc.
Lot of famous Champion brand shirt waists
for boys, of percales and madras-also fine
blouses-yalues up to 75c.-for 19c.
SC. cheesecloth, 1850. yard.
Purple, cadet, navy and pink cheese cloth:
the quality usually sold for &c. yard; to go
this hour for 17sc. yard.
2oc. gloria silks, I5c. yard.
Lot of gloria silks; "a inches wide; two-toned
effects very appropriate for underskirts, lin
ings, &C.; instead Of 29c. for 15c. yard.
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Mems SI.75 tan and black hand
turned Romeos. $I.Io.
ST black gros grain silks, 7oc.
24-nch black gros grain silks, Of which
guarantee the wear; which sells regularly for
81 yard; for roc. yard this hour; splendid
present for mother. sister others.
Soc. black henrietta, 5Qc.
45-nch all-wool black Henrietta; rich, lus-
trous quality; for Soc yard. instead of see.
Infants flannel, zoe. yard.
Atwood white infants flannel; excellent
quality; 39c. yard usually; for zoe.
White lawn. lace trimmed aprons,
25c.
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Launched Out for Himself.

Mr.. James NJ. Dean, formerly with
Franklin & Company, as compromising OPP
tician. is now in business for himself at No.
I'LL G street northwest. and announces that
his establishment is fitted with the latest
appliances necessary to do first-class work
valuable experience in difficult prescription
work.
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12c. games and picture books, SC.
5Oc. sleds and sleighs, CSC.
Waterproof felt window shades, in
variety of colors, fixtures COM
plete, $50.
so all-wool ingram carpet pieces,
for rugs, for 2Ic. each.
Infants land-knit bootees, all col
Ors; were 2IC.; now nc.
Babies stitched bibs. nc.
Infants fannelette sacques, for
TIC.
Corduroy knee pants, zoe.
Ralnv-dav skirts, 1920.
60 ladies' rainy-da skirts of Oxford cloth;
in several shades; with stitched bottoms; full
width: inverted peat backs good, W0rthful
skirts, regular 81 values. for this hour, sl.29.
Mems 81 percale shirts, with 1 pair
Numbered cuffs, SOC.
Mems ST white unlaundered shirts,
soc, or S2.75 half dozen.
Mems white unlaundsred shirts made made, Of New New
and backs; the regular 81 shirts; this hour for
soc. each, 81. 70 half dozen.
Mems I SC. black, brown and fancy
half hose. &C. pair.
Ladies I7c. handsomely embroid-
cred Swiss handkerchiefs, &C.
Ladies ST. black kid Foster hook
gloves, for SOC. pair.
Ladies &c. fancy ribbed vests and
pants, . cents.
400. to SI25 hats. 25c.
| Lot of odds and ends in childrens soft hats
!! flats and Mexican hats. which sold for 49c to
Wings, quilts and fancy feathers;
29c. to o9c. value; sc.
Mems 75c. embroidered slippers,
42C. pair.
| Rleached crash. $3.50. yd.
Bleached linen-finish biri's-eye crash. the
! quality which is sold usually for &c. yard for
/ 3Tsc. yard
Sc. outing flannel, $50.
| Mixed outing fannels. in pink. blue and
| brown. instead of Sc. for 35sr yard.
Amoskeag ginghams, $50.
Il Best Amoskeas apron Bingham, in all size
/ check patterns; the usual &c. sort, for Csc.
II yarc.
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15c. for box of 3 cakes of regular
25c. soap.
25c. soap.

ZoS. soap
All trimmed hats at half.
All trimmed hats in stock now go at half
price. which means that we have reduced every
hat, no matter what it cost matter what
1t might bring, to just half former cost. $25
hats for $3.50; SIS hats for 50; $12 hats for
Sc.
Ladies ST red felt Juliets, with
fur trimming, 4oc. pair.
Ladies $1.75 majestic" kid
gloves, Black only, ST pair.
Ladies So fancy silk vests, in pink,
blue and lavender, o5c.
Mems SIPS fancy silk embroid-
cred nightshirts. SSc.
Mems SI.5o mocha gloves famous
"Adler' make, SI.Io pair.
$5.75 toilet sets, SI.o5.
Eight fancy toilet sets, consisting of comb,
brush and mirror, which formerly sold for So IS,
to go this hour for 81 95.
Ladies ST handkerchiefs, &c.
Lot OF ladies' sample handkerchiefs; are
sample handkerchefs in the lot made to sell
for as much as 81; to go for 25c. each.
6o-inch turkey red table linen; SIC.
value for &c. yard.
Silk waist patterns, $I.OS.
Several days ago we offered silk waist pat
terms at $2.9S worth up to 81 they had won
derful sale. Tomorrow shall sell these
patterns for 81 9S and In doing SO give
yoC wonderful opportunity; are In 3, 3la and
4-yard lengths, and comprise hemstitched,
striped and figured all-silk taffetas, in light
and medium dark grounds.
Atwood black ladies' cloth, yard
wide, 44c. yard.
1oc. pretty jointed dolls, SC.
soc. doll go-carts, roc.
I2c. games, styles, SC.
Table covers. oSc.
Large S-quarter chenille tapestry table
ers, in handsome patterns; worth 81. so, to go
for Csc.
Sofa pillows, ,oSc.
% fine silk sofa pillows; slightly imperfect;
worth up to 3d. for CSC. for choice.
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SI.25 black satin duchesse, nc.
guaranteed; just five pieces all % inches
wide. and very best supertine quality which
sells regularly for 81 .25 for 73c. yard.
Soc table damask, 3oc.
Two-yard wide silver bleached table damask,
In rich patterns and quality worth soc, for
S9c. yard.
Mems 5oc. silk embroidered sus-
penders, in fancy box, 25c.
Mems SI2 mackintoshes, $3.50.
Mems white Numbered shirts; open
front and back and open back;
ST. value-for 75c.
Ladies soc. fancy hose, 25c.
81 dozen mems ST wool 1eeced I'M
derwear for Sc. garment.
$3.50 storm shoes, $I.oS.
Lot of ladies' high-cut storm boots. made Of
very best box calf; worth $3.50, for $1.9s.
1oc. for decorated shaving mugs.
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''FIechts' Greater Stores, %
513-515 Seventh Street.
Goods will be laid aside
now and delivered later-any time
you wish-day before Christmas,
If 1t is your desire.

Inn extending these 0mr Saes right through holiday time
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Child's eiderdown coats. $I.0S.
Lot of eiderdown coats, in all colors, and
trimmed with fur; also Bedford cord coats,
in both long and short, trimmed with fancy
braid to go for $1.9S
Silk crepon skirts, $8.08.
Electric seal muffs, SI.o8.
Electric seal coats, SIS.
Lot of ladies' electric seal jackets, lined with
guaranteed satin the grade and same
jacket which others show you at $35 and $40;
for 500 this hour
Velour blouse Jackets, SIS.
Several ladies' finest quality black velour
blouses will be sold this hour for $25.
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Skirts worth Sc, SI.QS.

Skirts worth Sc, $I.oS. .
Lot of ladies' skirts, consisting of gray home
spuns. black and blue cheviot serges and fancy
mixtures; all desirable and fashionable, and all
with inverted pleat backs; full in width some
worth as much as SO, for $1Ss.
Sd skirts, s.. 0S.
Lot of ladies black cheviot serge skirts,
worth 81 and more, for S2.SS
Neck scarfs, $4.08.
Lot Of imitation marten neck scarfs. trimmed
with six marten tails. for S4.Ss; worth 81.
Silk underskirts, S408.
Lot OF ladies tafeta silk underskirts, In all
shades and in several styles, for 81 80, which
formerly sold for high 81. 80.
Silk waists, S2.o8.
Just to think, more than two hundred ladies'
taffeta silk waists in black and all colors will
be put on sale this hour at s.. 9S, which first
OF the sold for much $3.50. They
are all most stylish creations, and
deliberately trimmed and are an extraordinary
bargain at $2.9S
I'm. mink neck scarfs, $I.o8.
Ladies suits, $50
About 81 ladies black cheviot serge tailor
made suits, with REFER jackets; silk lined and
desirable in every way; some Of which are
S12.5 80 values.
Lot of mems smoking Jackets; sold
up to So, S2.9S.
81 tea gowns, $1.o8.
Lot of ladies' heavy flannel tea gowns. in
gray, garnet, navy and black; handsomely trim
med; all sizes. and most luxuriously warm;
formerly sold for 81 to go for $l9s
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Silk caps and poke bonnets, 4oc.
49c.
Stair oilcloth, $3.50.
Stair or runner oilcleth IS inches wide vide and
ors; the l21ac sort, for Skc. yard.
75c. lace curtains, 4oc. pair.
Lot Of pretty Nottingham lace curtains, in a
single style which sold for Toe. pair, to go for
49c. pair.
soc. friction toy driving teams, 800.
6oc. express wagons, 900.
Boys $3.50 rubber coats for Sass.
Mems $2.25 white silk muf1ers,
$I.Io.
Mems ST. gloria umbrellas for 65
cents.
Mems So blue flannel shirts for
$1.o5.
Childs' cashmere hose, nc. pair
stead of soc.
Boys 800. f1eece-lined underwear
for 25c.
81 trimmed hats, S.. 90.
All our ladies' and misses trimmed hats and
ladies' bonnets: trimmed fashionably; trimmed
with good quality velvet, ribbons, breasts and
buckles; formerly sold for 81; for 81 9S.
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roc. lambrequins, Ioc.
Piano and mantel lambrequins, fringed and
in pretty patterns; worth 3Oc., for 19c.
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Underskirts, zoe.
Lot Of ladies' black and colored underskirts;
some lined and others have ACCORDION pleating;
worth 81; for roc.
Table oilcloth, 1916.
Heavy 5-quarter table oilcloth in handsome
patterns and cOlors, for 1910. yard.
Toys up to Soc, Ioc.
Lot Of wood, iron and tin toys; some Of them
slightly imperfect from handling; worth up to
5Oc.; for Toe.
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soc. tin kitchens and stove, with
utensils, 25c.
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Child's and misses I5c. lambs
wool soles, sizes 8 to 2, SC. pair.
Ladies and mems 25c. black over
CATERS, TIC. pair.
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Mems 5oc. white silk handker-
chiefs, initiated, 25c. each.
Ladies 1oc. white initial handker-
chiefs, SC.
Mems soc. white nightshirts, long
and wide, for 25c.
Ladies ST. Egyptian ribbed fleeced
vests and pants, SOC.
Lot soc. jewelry, I5c.
consisting of dozens and dozens Of articles;
all suitable for giving and oil wOrthful
$50. black all-silk lustrous China
silks, 25c. yard.
75c. golf cloths, 40c.
Lot of plain golf cloths; extra heavy
he made mp and worn without Innings; in brown
and gray only; instead of 75c. yard, for 49c.
yard this hour.
soc. embroidered f1annels, 4oc.
Lot of white embroidered fannels with hem
stitched effects and In pretty styles; instead Of
59c. for ACC. this hour
ST. dressing sacques, Coo.
Lot of ladies' eiderdown dressing saeques in
al! colors with shell-stitched edges and ribbon
tie strings; some of them deliberately trimmed;
worth 81, for CSC
Wrappers up to SI.5O, 700.
Greatest wrapper bargain yet will be ready
for you this hour. We shall sell ladies' heavy
fanne1ette wrappers made with deep founces.
IL light. dark and medium colors; the most
perfect fitting wrappers To be had worth 81 to
$3.50, for I9c
ST tapestry table covers, 6-quarter
size, 6OC.
$50. white applique bureau and
washstand scarfs and shams, Ioc.
60c. heavy white bed spreads,
handsome patterns, 45c.
z5c. tool chests. nc.
CSC. magic lanterns, I0c.
SOC. tin kitchens and stove, with
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Boys knee pants, I212c.
Not more than two pairs to a buyer OF these
boys knee pants, at 12Rc.
Bureau and washstand scarfs, Ioc.
Lot of fringed bureau and washstand scarfs,
with colored centers and fringed all around;
instead Of 33c., for 19c. each; not more than
to buyer.
Bleached, turkish towels. oZsc.
Lot Of bleached Turkish towels the heavy
quality, which sell usually for 121ac. each, for
csc.
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81 tea gowns, $I.oS.
Lot Of ladies' heavy flannel tea gowns. in
gray, garnet, navy and black; handsomely trim
med all sizes. and most luxuriOusly warm;
formerly sold for 81. to go for $1.9S.
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CSC. magic lanterns, I0c.
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White Shaker flannel, 4zSc.
Lot Of white Shaker flannel; soft and feecy
quality; regular 6h,c. sort; for 43sc. yard.
Damask doylies, 6oc. doz.
Lot of pure linen fringed damask doylies
which sell usually for 81 dozen, for 69c
Ladies S. fancy patent leather and
kid slippers, $I.Io.
&c. for popular 25c. music.
Boys 25c. waists, &C.
500 boys indigo and fancy percale shirt
waists-regular 25c values-for Sc.
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Lot of mems smoking jackets; sold
up to So, S2.0S.
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60c. heavy white bed spreads,
handsome patterns, 45c.
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Boys 2Oc. knee pants, sc.
Lot of boys stanch wearing knee pants, In
four different patterns; made with strongly
sewed button bands and buttons regularly sold
for SOC. for l5c. pair
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Suits worth SIS,
S | @. %.

The highest grade ladies' tailor-made suits
which are made are in this lot, and your dress
maker couldn't possibly fit you better than
these will. There black pebble cheviots,
broadcloths, homespuns, Venetians in the lot,
and most Of them are all-silk lined, including
the skirts, lined with the very highest grade
of taffeta silk. The jackets in all effects,
including blouse; $199S.
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Child's S. coats, 1898.
Lot Of childrens boucle and plain cloth
coats with deep capes and handsomely trim
med; worth up to S.. to go for $685.
I0c. ornaments, IOC.
90 pretty decorated Austrian glass
ments; worth 19c. to go for Zoe. each.
z5c. scarfs, zoe.
Lot of handsome white applique bureau and
washstand scarfs and shams and centerpieces,
which sold up to 75c., for 29c
Ioc. china dishes. SC.
soc. all-wool black homespun,
yard wide, for 33c. yard.
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DC. for bottles OF perfume in fancy
baskets.
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81 trimmed hats, S2.o8.
All our ladies' and misses trimmed hats and
ladies' bonnets: trimmed fashionably; trimmed
with good quality velvet, ribbons breasts and
buckles; formerly sold for 81; for $29S.
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Child's 75c. jersey leggins; sizes
3 to 10; 42C.
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Soc. and OSc. hats for ACC.
Lot of misses and chdrcns untrimmed hats.
in all colors and black; formerly sold for $50.
and Csc, for 49c.
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Mems SOC. neckwear, nc.
200 dozen mems all-silk neckwear, embracing
fourth hands tecks. imperials, &c.; all 3Sc.
values; TO so for lie. this hour.
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I'm. mink neck scarfs, $I.o8.

Ladies' suits, $500.
About 81 ladies' black cheviot serge tailor
made suits, with REFER jackets; silk lined and
desirable in every way; some Of which are
ST.. 80 values
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Skirts I'D to SI2. 90 for S4.oS.

Nk1TlS IT'D 10 81 Z.1JC IOI .p4.VC.
We shall close out a lot Of ladies' very des1r-
able rainy-day skirts-just a rackful, embrace
ing plain and plaid back golf cloths and home
spuns; all with stitched bottoms; all with in
verted pleat backs; which sold up to Sl29s,
for 81 9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

No express charge
on purchases which amount to s.
or more within 100 miles OF this
city, and prompt attention given
mall orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

$50. white applique bureau and
washstand scarfs and shams, Ioc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

z5c. tool chests. nc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

75c. golf cloths, 4oc.
Lot of plain golf cloths; extra heavy;
be made up and worn without Innings; in brown
and gray only; instead of 75c. yard, for 49c.
yard this hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20


Lot Of ladies' skirts, consisting of gray home
spuns. black and blue cheviot serges and fancy
mixtures; all desirable and fashionable. and all
with inverted pleat backs; full in width some
worth as much as Sc for $1.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-20

SOC. embroidered flannels, ACC.
Lot of white embroidered fannels with hem
stitched effects and I'm pretty styles; instead Of
59c. for 49c. this hour.