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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07

She--Have you ever been in love?
He-Oh, yes, 1 have had all the child
ish diseases-mumps, whooping cough.
and all the rest.-Somerville Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
L'ENVoI..

Down IN our basement are some more sRi,t !.
New York These don't need to get theirpamos !, {
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
EMPERoR,s HEALTH.

CHINESE EMPEROR'S HEALTH.
In reply to the report the other day
that the Emperor had lately been
again suffering from blood splitting.
the mandarins at Sian have sent a
telegram to the Shanghai mandarins
asserting that the Emperor is in good
health, but that the Empress Dowager
had had an attack of asthma which,
however, under the skillful attendance
of a member of the Imperial College or
Physicians. had now passed away FL
nally, the whole court is in GOOD
health, there being scarcely any sick
ness at Sian.
A SETTLEMENT AT MAsAMPHo.
1t has now been made public that
the Japanese government has obtain
ed from Korea a lease of a settlement
at Masampho. 1t is situated between
the international settlement and the
place for which Russia obtained a
lease last year. The negotiations for
the establishment of a japanese set
Element commenced Immediately after
the conclusion of the Masampno affair
last year, and was brought to a termi-
nation recently. Owing to the pro-
found secrecy in which the matter was
kept by the parties concerned it had
not been divulged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

The railway wagon-loads of manu-
scripts looted from the museum at
Moukden are reported to have reached
st. Petersburg.
The result of the destruction of birds In
Japan is evident From many districts
reports come of damage wrought by in
sects. who, being freed from their nat
ural enemy, continue to multiply at
great rate. Kochi, Miyagi and Kumamo-
to procedures, according to a report of
the Department of Agriculture and Com
merce, are the most ravaged, but there
are other districts where a considerable
amount of damage has been DONE
The Japanese military authorities are
making preparations to welcome Field
Marshal Won Waldersee, having received,
a day or two ago, report from Major
General Fukushima in North China that
the Marshal proposes to visit Japan. The
exact date of the arrival of the Field
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
PLAGUE AT HoNGKoNG.

The plague returns during the TWEEN
ty-four hours ended noon of the 10th.
show twenty-five new cases and
eighteen deaths-all Chinese
We regret to have to announce the
death of another European, Harold
Thorne, an assistant in A. S. Watson
& Co.'S dispensary. Deceased was tax
en- i'll last Friday, and was removed
to the plague hospital on Saturday.
The first reports as to his condition
were favorable, but later his condition
became worse, and he died last night,
making the second death in the course
of a week among the European stair
there. Thorne was only twenty-three
years of age, and came from Allies
bury, England, only five months ago.
During this short period he made him
self liked by other members of the
stan. He was buried at Happy Valley
this afternoon. Deceased being a mem
Der OF the Hongkong Volunteer Corps,
f1eld Battery, military funeral was
hurriedly arranged for The general
managers and entire staff attended the
obsequies. Another Of the company's
staff. named Hawkes., was removed
to the plague hospital at Kennedy
town.
Writing on the Sth instant. our Cam
ton correspondent says:
l regret to have to say that tho
plague is on the increase in this cftv.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-07
THE PRESS PROSECUTED.

An inquiry will be held early in June
in the Toxic District Court into the
case of the Yorodzu. Mainichi, Hoch1
and some other Toxic Journals which
have been prosecuted on a charge OF
violation Of the newspaper law for
publishing the manifesto and platform
of the Social Democratic party
Evening star., 1901-10-24
rIem's S4.OO Vests-S1.OO.

him, to which he replied that they were.
The witness said he had read the notes
and that, barring possible typographical
errors. possible omissions misunder-
standings, which might have come from
dictation, they were correct. He said he
saw the things occur which are related
there.
Commander Harlow was questioned con-
cerning the blockade of Santiago. and said
the Vixen had maintained position as a
picket boat mile or two inside the block
aiding line. He thought that ordinarily the
fleet was four five miles from the shore
line. Looking at the log of the Vixen for
June /, the witness said that on that day
the fleet stood eight miles out. Mr.. Ray
ner notified the witness that testimony af-
ter May 81 had been ruled out, and the
witness added: "If the Vixen's log is cor
rect / am sure the line was closer I'm on
May so and 81"
The witness said he had observed the
reconnaissance of May 81 and that prior to
that time he had known nothing of the
strength of the Spanish shore batteries.
He had then learned that they were strong
enough to throw projectiles out beyond po-
sition of the Vixen.
The court adjourned for the day while
Commander Harlow was still on the stand.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
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Special lot of Paff's Infants But
ton Shoes, the grades sold every
where at SOC. and 75c.--4Ic.
Paff's Springfield Button Shoes,
the 75c. quality-5oc.
All-wool Medicated Red Flannr;,
also navy and white, regularly
25c. yard-Ioc.
All-wool Venetian Cloth, in 10 new
and choice colors, 40 inches
wide, selling everywhere at SOC.
yard-3oc.
All-silk Black Taffeta (not taf-
fatene), 10 inches wide, retaiis at
soc. yard-3oc.
Imported Black Faced Silk Vel
vets, close, fine nap, 200 yards in
all, value always SI.oo yard
SOC.
Domet Flannel Skirt Patterns, full
21z yards wide, all colors, regu-
lar price, 25c. per pattern--Ioc.
Fine Percalines and Double Twill
Silesias, black and all colors,
sold at I21sc. and I5c. yard
7zsc.
Best Quality 1S-inch Wide Stair
or Runner Oilcloth, pretty de-
signs, worth I2Hc. yard-7Ic.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
THREEWEWS OFTHE BATTLE
WITNESSES BEFORE THE SCHLEY
COURT OF INQUIRY.
Lieut.. Johnston, Major Murphy and
Lieut.. Commander Harlow
Give Testimony.

Lieut.. r. G. Johnston, signal officer on
the Oregon, July 8. 1S9S continued his tes-
timony before the Schley court Of inquiry
Yesterday afternoon after The Stars re-
port of the proceedings was closed.
Lieut.. Johnston said the Oregon, toward
the end of the chase of the Colon, signaled
the Brooklyn, "All your shots are falling
short" He first saw the signal CLOSE
up from the Brooklyn, soon as it was
hoisted about 1925 or 1920 He said the
Oregon passed the Texas very fast during
the battle, but he could not tell whether
the Texas was going ahead or backward
The Spanish vessels, he said, "struck right
out of the harber and went down the Gu
ban coast to the westward. When the Colon
hauled down her flag he thought she was
about equally distant from the Brooklyn
and the Oregon. He did not see any of the
Spanish ships attempt to ram the Brooklyn
when they came out of the harbor.
The witness did not. see any of the Span
ish vessels stand away from shore when
Evening star., 1901-10-24
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(cOSTINUED)
500 yards All-silk Black Taffeta,
full 20 inches wide, regularly
soc. yd.-2oc.
All-wool Black Homespun, heavy
quality, So inches wide, popu-
lar weight for skirts, sells at
75c. yd.-39c
20 Pairs Ladies Bicycle Boots,
black and brown, sizes 2 and
2H-75c.
Misses Dongola Patent Tip
Shoes, selling every day at ST 90
-63c.
Ladies Solid Dongola Shoes, but
ton and lace, regularly sold at
SI.60-SI. 80.
Mems Night Shirts, the soc. kind
SOC.
Mems Silk Gloria Umbrellas, the
grade sold at SI,oo-ooc.
Children's School Umbrellas, SOC.
quallty-39c.
Women's Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
the kind always sold at SI.2o-
S5c.
I25 pieces Mems Heavy Under
wear, SOC. and 75c value-2oc.
Special lot of Fine Torchon Laces,
with match insertings-2c. yd.
Wide Embroideries, with insert
ings to match-4c. yd.
No. 40 All-silk Taheta Ribbons,
all colors-71ac. yd.
Ladies Fine Dress Skirts, black
and blue Gilbert and Lyrnans-
vile Cheviot, trimmed with six
rows satin bands, S., H. & NJ.
binding-special at S3.oS.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Underskirts,
splendidlymade with accordion
pleated ruffle-S5.o8.
Boys Blue Century Cloth Waists,
elegant for school wear-I2Ac.
Boys Fine Blue Cheviot Vestie
Suits-several hundreds remain
ing OF the 1900 purchase. They
are neatly trimmed with SOU
taclle braid; sizes 3 to 7 years;
have absolutely never been sold
for less than S3.oo-for this
hour, oOc.
Boys strongly made Knee Pants
-25c.
Boys Bike Pants, sold at SI-2oc.
25 pairs Boys Pants, STOUT sizes,
E to 13 years; sell at SI-2oc.
Lot OF Boys Well-made Suits,
double breasted, sizes 7 to I6
years, good materials through
out-SI.60. +
Special lot OF Ladies' Fine Tailor
made Suits, coverts aud home
spuns, mixed blue, Oxford gray
and tan-but one of a kind
fashionably made with silk en-
broidered reveres, jacket effects,
etc, all sizes represented-won-
derfully priced for this, hour at.
S6.oS. sa
Ladies' Elegant Black and Col
ored Taffeta Silk Waists, elabo-
rately tucked and made in the
very newest styleS-S3.3o.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
3 to 3.

Bleached Sheeting Muslin, size
"a, regularly sold at 2Ic. yd.-
14Zsc.
New Fall Percales, dark colors,
full yard wide, selling at Ioc.
and I21ac. yd.-67sc.
Heavy Golf Cloth, in black and
colors, for rainy-day Or walking
skirts, regularly SOC. yd.-3oc.
Wool Serges, Poplins, Grenates
and Fancy Novelties, black and
all colors, 40 inches wide, regu-
larly csc. and 2oc. yd.-I2Hc.
Bailey's Talcum Powder-oc. box.
Heavy Quality Hair Brushes and
Whisk Brooms, sell at I5c.-Sc.
Ladies Very Stylishly Trimmed
Hats, copies of our best and
most elegantmillinery creations;
excellent quality materials; sell
ing at $8 and SON sale for
this hour at.-tle remarkable
price of $500
Ladies French Heel Slippers. two
straps, the. grade always sold~at
ST.. SO. % qsad =
Misses Very Stylish Goats, made
of heavy cayerts cloth, perfect
fitting, sizess4 to II years
$2.o8. ii sIa's'a-9s.
Large Bed C5hfopgts, II neat styles
covering, sello at ISL .oo-7oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
1 to 3.

Surah Silks, full i2I inches wide,
positively all silk, 10 choice new
fall shades, selling every day at
soc. yd.-25c.
All-wool Silk-fnished Black Hen
rietta, 46 inches wide, small
priced at SOC. yd.-3oc.
Ladies Elegant and Stylish Trim
med Hats, trimmed in fine
quality velvets, felt, braid,
breasts, tips, etc, worth and
selling for S. and S6-very spe-
cial for this hour, S2.oS.
Fine ;, Toilet fiiss'h Paper-31zc.
Bottle Rexoleun, for the skif,-3c.
Ladies Eiderdowa Dressing
Sacques, fine ripple cloth,3 silk
frogs for fastening-7oc.
Lamb Wool Soles for knH slip
psers,s usuaIa s5aA13c.
Ladies' .oNergasisefs, 225c. grade
Heavy Reversible Armure Tapes
try Portieres, various rolors,
> selling at S2.oo pair-$I.D g.. -,ee
Best Quality Holland Window
r: Shades. all saseorors, complete
with fxtures-IocaS + ~.
Mems Bordered Handkerefiefs;
always sell at Ioc.-5c. q
Boys Suspenders; the grade sold
at 2oc. and more-Ioc.
Mems soc. Neckwear Slightly
soiled)-I5c.
Lot Torchon Laces, with match
insertings, 1oc. yalue-2Hc.
Mems Red Flannel Underwear, ex
cellent grade-85c.
Lot of Ladies Embroidered
Handkerchiefs-oc.
Evening star., 1901-10-24

they came out of the harbor of Santiago.
They were headed by the Spanish flagship
the west. He did not remember any sig
nals from the Brooklyn during the battle
and testified to several signals received
after the battle was over.
When the Oregon was passing the Niscaya
the range on that vessel was =, 500 or 3 100
yards. The shortest range at which he fired
was 1,600 yards, which was on the Oquendo
There were thirty-four shots fired by the
thirteen-inch forward gun OF the Oregon.
Major Murphy on the Stand.
Major Paul st. Clair Murphy, who COM
manded the marines of the flying squadron
and was stationed on the Brooklyn, July
5, was called to the stand. On the day of
the engagement of July 3 he was in charge
of the six-inch guns forward under the
forecastle,
Speaking of the Santiago blockade the
witness said that in the daytime the MORO
was in plain view. as were the signals at
night. He gave the closest range of July
3 at ], 100 yards.
In response to question from Mr.. Raw
ner. Major Murphy said he had seen Com
modore Schley. during the day of the battle
of July 3, and that his manner and con-
duct impressed me as il seems to have
impressed every one on the Brooklyn-as
that of brave and resolute officer. He
inspired the utmost confidence throughout
the ship
that at night. in steaming east and west
during the blockade, the ships of the fly
ing squadron had gone 1,5o0 yards from
the entrance on either side. He was con-
fident he had seen the picket boats inside
the bloclNading line at night. They were,
he said, stationed on both sides of the
entrance to the harbor.
Commander HarlOw's Description.
Major Murphy was followed by Lieut..
Commander Charles II. Harlow. In re-
sponse to questions by Captain Parker the
witness said that during the Santiago cam
paign he had been executive officer of the
Vixen.
Commander Harlow described the battle
Of July 3. Beginning his discourse. he
turned toward the counsel for Admiral
Schley. when Admiral Dewey requested
him to turn. saying: They know the
story; we DON'T" Commander Harlow said
he had observed the Brooklyn frequently
during the battle and that he had made
notes of the occurrences of the day.
Captain Parker. called the witness at
tention to the log of the Vixen. covering
the day of the battle. and asked II the
notes which appeared there were signed by
Evening star., 1901-10-24
IL TO 1 .
OeoNTTyuED.)

teoNTIyuED)
Neat Head Rests, made of pretty
art draperies-I4Hc.
Boys Wool Fleece Underwear,
the grade always selling at SI.oo
-42C.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, dou-
Bile knee, heel and toe. made to
endure-value, eoc.-I2Ec.
Wonen's Embroidered Handker-
chiefs; I5c. and 25c. values--oc.
Mems Flannelette Night Robes
55c.
Mems Flannel Pajamas. extra we'll
made; sell at S2.oo-S5c.
Special lot OF Boys Suits, and 2
of a kind, sizes 3, 4 and 9 years,
all wool and made in f1st-class
manner; while they last for this
hour-$I.2o.
Lot of Boys High-gradc and
Very Dressy Overcoats, plain
coverts, herringbone stripes and
unfinished Worsteds, sizes 4,
II. IS, ID and IS years, fall and
winter weights; ~11one has ever
sold less than S5.oo-choice,
$I.o8.
Ladies' Elegant Quality Rainy
day or Walking Skirts, fashion
ably made sof best and highest
grade materials-$z.oS.
Evening star., 1901-10-24

The president Of the reichstrath said he
thought this statement would be- sufficient
to set at rest the rumors which had given
rise to the interpretations OF Herr Stein.
No Disposition to Criticise Austria.
Mr., Ludwig Won Challenberg the Austrian
charge d'affaires, and Baron Louis Am
brozy de Seden, the secretary Of legation.
called upon Acting Secretary Hill yester-
day afternoon, the former to make his of
fetal acquaintance and the latter to say
farewell, being about to be transferred to
another diplomatic post. No mention was
made of the official communications and
actions of the Austrian government con-
pected with the demise of President Nc
Kinley, notwithstanding the pendency Of
that subject before the reichsrath. 1t may
be stated upon the highest official authority
that there Is absolutely no disposition in
Evening star., 1901-10-24
3 to A /.

Gilt Buttons, very popular-3c.
dozen.
3 cakes Fine Grade Toilet Soap
Tin boX)-oc.
Mems Genuine Patent Leather
Shoes, pointed toe, nice quality,
sizes 8 to II, sell everywhere at
S3.oo-special at oSc.
Boys Solid Leather Shoes, the
grade selling at ST. $3.50.
Misses Very Fine Kersey Jackets,
in tan, castor, red, navy, large
pearl buttons, very high grade
and stylish-S4o8.
Heavy A. Tapestry Table Covers,
all. colors, selling at 4oc.-25c.
Large Smyrna and Brussels Rugs,
neat patterns, worth $I.5o-oSc-
Good Quality 5-4 Colored Table
Oilcloth, handsome designs
1oHc.- yard.
All Silk Black Satin Duchess and
Tafeta Brocades, small and me-
dunn designs, selling regularly
at 75c. yard-3ec.
Atwood Camel's Hair Cheviots,
!. 40 inches. wide, new fall cclors,
the soc. quality everywhere
2Oc.
Leno Cloth for stiffening skirts,
gray, plain and cross barred
sells at &c. yard-Ic.
Warranted All Irish Linen Nap
kins, 100 dozen in the lot, selling
at 7oc. dozen-4oc.
Unbleached Turkish Bath Towels.
2ox4o, heavy grade, sold At
I21ac. each-ozsc.
Mems Eclipse" Shirts, madras
and percale; the kind selling at
SI.oo-5oc.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts,
Anchor brand; soc: val,1e-3oc.
Women's Fancy Lace Cornered
Handkerchiefs; Ioc. value-5c.
Choice from all the Ladies Tailor
made Suits selling regularly at
4. $50, a great number of styles
and all very high grade-$Io.oS.
Boys So Vestie Suits, made of fine
blue cheviot, trimmed with SOU
tache braid, sizes 3 to ! years;
wonderfully priced at 99c.
Lot of Boys Fine Double-breasted
and Nestie Suits, all high grade
and suitable for dress-ages
from 3 to 10 years in the two
styles-choice, S2.o8.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
9 to 1 o.

: Excellent Quality 5-4 Colored
= Table Oilcloth, pretty patterns,
: worth 2oc. yard-Io12c.
: Cream Curtain Scrim, SO inches
: wide, neat patterns, sells at sc.
: yard-2zSc.
: Waterproof Felt Window Shades,
= all colors, complete with fixtures
= -67sc.
= Ladies' and Misses Untrimmed
: Felt Hats, most desirable shapes
; and STYLES, colors and black, sell
> from 60c. to S9c.-this hour,
: 25c.
: Ladies Flannelette Waists, black
> and white, striped or figured,
= also colors, worth at least 60c.-
: soc.
: Flannelette Underskirts, pretty
: styles-25c.
: Childrens Gingham and Flannel
: cite Dresses, to 3 years-I5c.
: Bleached and Unbleached .Twilled
: Tea Toweling, regularly SC. yard
: -278c.
. Unbleached Sheeting Muslin,
: standard heavy quality, full yard
= wide, sells at &c. yard-2z$c.
: One case Outing Flannel, all
= colors, stripes and checks; regu-
: larly' &c. yard-478c.
: Storm Serges, Poplins. Grenates,
\ plaids and fancy novelties, black
= and colors, 40 inches wide, sell
= ing regularly at 25c. and 2oc.
: yard-I2Ac.
= Sheet Music, slightly soiled-Ic.
: Odd lot Notions, worth up to SC.
: Mems White Madras Shirts, in
= Guiding one pair cuffs; the 75c.
: grade-25c.
: Boys Knee Pants, strong and du-
: rable-oHc. .
: Mems Black Half Hose; always
: selling at I2Hc-5c.
: Mems Gray and Camel's Hair IN
: derwear, heavy weight; the SOC.
= quality-29c.
. Ladies Fine Cheviot Serge Skirts,
. made in best manner, extra
: good materials throughout
8 SI.9S.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
President of Austrian Reichsrath
Makes nm Explanation.

a dispatch from Vienna. Austria, October
e, says: In the lower house of the
reichrath today Herr Stein, pan-Greman
asked why the president of the house had
departed from the custom In not paying
8 tribute to the late President Mckinley
and whether 1t was thereby intended to
establish the theory that there was a diff
ference in the standing OF the heads of
state in a republic and in monarchy.
The president replied that as SOFA as ne
received news OF the attack on President
Mckinley he personally conveyed to the
American minister an expression cf the
deepest sympathy, and after The death OF
Evening star., 1901-10-24
1 1 to 1 =.

Ladies and Children's Trimmed
Hats-elegantly trimmed with
silk or velvet scarf, ribbons,
breasts, wings and pompons,
worth from S2.oS to $3.oS-for
this hour, SI.o8.
Ladies and Misses Ready-to-wear
Felt Hats, all colors, stylish
shapes, worth Soc. to oSc.-3oc.
All Pure Wool Ladies Cloth, ten
new fall colors, selling regularly
at SOC. yard-24c.
Wool Storm Serge, black and
navy, double twist yarn, war
ranted for wear, 40 inches wide,
value, 55c. yard-Ioc.
All Silk China, IS different colors,
FL inches wide, pure silk, small
priced at SOC. yard-2oc.
Turkish Bath Towels and Honey
comb Towels, bleached and un-
bleached, sell at 7c. each-3zsc.
Bleached and Turkey. Red Table
Linens, So inches wide, made to
sell at 2oc. yard-I77sc.
Domet Shaker Flannel, natural
color, the grade sold at 7c. yard
-3z5c.
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes,
excellent grade-special at 73c.
Old Ladies Comfort Shoes, easy
and soft, sell at ST.. 5000.
Children's Dongola Button and
Lace Shoes, the kind always sell
ing at 75c.-45c.
Evening star., 1901-10-24

President Mckinley he again expressed to
the American minister condolences IN be-
half of the house. AS somc time had
elapsed, he, the president, had nos thought
it necessary to refer to il again. The
president denied emphatically that any
other consideration influenced his course.
He declared that there was no founda-
tion whatever for the rumo. that the
omission was due to the influence of Count
Goluchowski, Austro-HungarIan minister
of foreign affairs, and took occasion to
point out that on the occasion of the at
tack upon President Mckinley and after
his sad death both Emperor Francis Jo-
seph and Count Goluehowsk sent messages
of sympathy and condolence to the United
States government and to Mrs. Mckinley,
through the Austro-Hungarian legation IL
Washington, while Count GolucnowsKi per-
sonally expressed sympathy to Mr.. McCor-
mick, the United States minister in Vienna
Evening star., 1901-10-24
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Ladies Heavy Percale Wrappers,
deep f1Ounces, wide skirts, worth
oSC.-50c.
. Corsets, black, white and gray,
heavily stayed, all sizes, includ-
, ing straight fronts, worth 75c.-
.3OC.s ~
Children's Heavy Eiderdown'
: 2 Coats, lined well, collar neatly
trimmed, pink, blue and red,
!. - sizes 1 to 3 years, worth $500
SI.29.
!. Ladies Aprons, fire white India
llnen-Ioc.
Ladies' and Misses Untrimmed
Hats, in best fur felts and new
est shapes, all colors, worth
&, SI-30-6oc.
Table OF Fancy Breasts, Wings,
ETC., for hat trimming, worth
i 59c.-25c.
> Pocket Scissors, Japan handles
sc.
: Pure aluminium Hair Pins-2c.
: dozen.
: Best Grade Holland Window
: Shades, all colors, with fixtures
I complete-Ioc.
: Heavy Blankets, white and tan,
> pretty borders-25c.
" White Applique Scarfs and Shams,
: pretty designs, worth 3oc.-I5c.
; Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth. pret-
ty patterns and colorS, worth
; 35c. yard-23c.
: Handsome Nottingham Lace Cur
: talns, various styles, some slight
: ly imperfect, worth up to SIS
= pair-79c.
: Amoskeag Apron Ginghams,
( blue and brown checks, regu-
larly 7c. yd.-37$c.
: One case Fleeced Wrapper Flan-
: nclettes, gray, black, new blue,
: navy and red, sells always at
: Ioc. yd.-4zSc.
: Ready-made Unbleached Bed
= Sheets, 72x9o. hand torn and
: deep hems, sell at soc. each
= SIC.
: Ready-made Bleached Pillow
: Cases, 42x36, hand torn and
= ironed, sell regularly Ioc. and
= I21zc.-7Bc.
: All-wool Camers Hair Cheyiots,
= all new fall colors, 40 inches
= wide, regular value, soc. yd.-
i 20c.
Evening star., 1901-10-24

enterprise of its editor. She Is not satisfied
with the progress Of education among
French provincial women. She thinks they
do not read enough, and proposes to get at
them through the medium of the theater.
She has organized a troupe of good players,
equipped with a set of double bills The
first play is always one of proved merit
and fame. The second Of the evening is a
educative purpose, since its theme is al
ways some phase of the woman question
Between the two plays fifteen or twenty
minute lecture on the all-important topic
is given. If the women want to see the last
play they must hear the lecture.