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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-18

ON EASY monthly payments; educa-
tional, medical and fawbooks. New
York Book Supply Co., roem 200. Judd
building. sos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-18

Barometer corrected to 90 r. and sea
syei, and for standard gravity OF Lat. 4k.
Cais correction Is -.06 for Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-18

ten-room residence, 1071
Beretania street. Apply to w. L.
Howard. at Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-18

New moon on the 18th at n:40 a. M.
Times Of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours %
minutes slower than Greenwich time. be-
ing that Of the meridian of Isl degrees 20
minutes. The time whistle blows At 1:50
.. M, which Is the same as Greehwich,
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-18
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

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Evening star., 1901-04-24
THE CARDINALS HAT.
Guard With Ia in Charge Expected In
New York Saturday

Count Stanislaus Colaclochi, the noble
guard from the Vatican who is bringing
the red hat to Cardinal Martinelli is due
II arrive IN New York next Saturday and
will reach here in time TO present his Gre
dentials Sunday. Rev. DIR. Rocker. secre-
iary to the apostolic delegation. will GO to
New York to meet the bearer of the red
hat on his arrival. 1t is probable that
Bishop John J. Kelley Of Brooklyn with
some OF the Catholic clergy, will also be at
the dock to greet him.
Accompanied by Dr. Rocker the count
viii proceed Immediately to the home OF
the apostolic delegation here. where he viii
present his credentials and make the for
mai offcial notification of Mgr. Martinenrs
elevation. The cardinal at this time will
deliver no speech. but will make a simple
reply of thanks. A number Of the local
catholic priests will be present. Cardinal
Martineili has deferred ali engaEclneuts
pending the formal ceremonies of preseuta-
tion of the red hat by Cardinal Gibbons In
Baltimore May s. Count Colacicchi will
probably remain here several weeks II is
understood he was granted furloueh OF
three months by the pope.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING.
Proceedings of Their Fifth Annual
Council. Now in Progress.


The fifth annual council of the Daugh-
ters of the King of the diocese of Wash
ington is in progress today at the parish
hall of st. Andrews Church, corner 14th
and Corcoran streets. OF the nineteen
chapters of the council eighteen were rep
resented by thirty-five delegates. A num-
ber of others were in attendance, and at
was administered by the Rt. Rev. Henry
Y. Satterlee, bishop of Washington, in the
church. Bishop Satterlee also opened the
council with appropriate remarks, dwelling
forcibly upon the value of the organization
to the work of the church and the assist
ance rectors received from jealous women
in their fiocks.
After committee on credentials was
appointed remarks were made by Rev. W.
G. Davenport, Mrs. Satterlee, Rev. Mr.
Thompson and Rev. DR.. Buck.
At 12:30 o'clock luncheon was served by
the ladies of st. Andrews to the dele
gates and clergy.
reports, which We're gratifying were read
by the president, Mrs. W. g. Davenport;
the first vice president, Miss Victoria
Koones; the second vice president Mrs. A.
S. Johns: the secretary. Miss NJ. A. Mason,
and the treasurer, Mrs. l.. S. Allen.
The program for the remainder of the
afternoon includes the report of the Cre-
dental committee. the election of officers,
reports of chapters, five-m minute papers by
members and miscellaneous business There
will be evening prayer at s o'clock and ad-
Rhinelander. Rev. c. L. Sontag and Rev.
] r. Perry.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
B0ND'S AND VICINITY.
Trains Delayed by the High Waters
Other Items.

Special Cores spondence of The Evening Star
BOYD'S, Md, April 81, 1901.
A culvert under the tracks of the Balti-
more and Ohio at Point of Rocks, about
thirteen miles west of here, gave way this
afternoon and DELAYED the trains for WASH
inston about an hour The cave-in was
due to the heavy rains and high water
Trains We're detained at Brunswick until
temporary repairs were made.
Brakeman A. L. Sine of Brunswick. who
runs on the Baltimore and Ohio through
freight from Brunswick to Washington.
was badly squeezed between two cars at
the New York avenue yards in Washington
last night. He was sent to his home at
Brunswick. 1t is thought his injuries are
not serious.
main line of the Baltimore and Ohio al
Dorsey's Run tonight. and. besides damage
to the cars, the tracks were torn up for a
short distance and traffic blocked. Some
of the through fast freight for the west
was sent by way of Washington and the
Metropolitan branch to get it around the
Instructions. The tracks were blocked
about four hours.
Hundreds of ties that were distributed by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad along
its line from Cumberland to Washington
junction for renewal in its tracks between
those points were washed away by the
high waters.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
BODY FOUND FLOATING.
Wei!-Dressed, hut Minus n Coot-Har-
bOrmaster Notified

On the arrival of the Glymont mail
steamer EStele Randall at her wharf here
yesterday evening Capt. Harry s Randall
and Purser George J. Stafford reported the
filicing of the body of an elderly white man
at GunStons wharf, a short distance from
the spot where the body was found with
the head split open, a short time ago, The
body found yesterday WAS caught in the
nets OF John Shepherd a fisherman, about
800 feet above Gunston wharf. 1t was we'll
dressed, but was without a coat. and long
white whiskers cover the sides of the face
1t Is apparently that of a well-to-do man.
Dut as the officers of the steamer did not
nave time TO see the body they can give
but a Scaut description of it.
Commodore Sutton, the harborma ster, has
been notified Of the finding of the body
ami every effort will be made to identify
1t The Virginia authorities will keep th..
body as long as possible in order to aid
Identification.
so far as the police officials could tell 10
one answering the description of the body
has been reported missing from here dur
Ing recent weeks, nor has any such man
escaped from the insane asylum. Inspec-
tor Boardman said this afternoon he had
no details about the finding of the body.
Unless some definite information is re-
celVed before tomorrow morning the in
spector will detail detective to go to Gum
Ston on the police boat and make an in
VeStigation of the case
Evening star., 1901-04-24
4 Four-Geut Fare.

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
Would it not be a wise move for the trac-
ton companies of Washington TO make a
straight Accent fare. and do away with the
tickets altogether / see by tho papers
that one of the companies claims to have
lost $4,000 by the fraudulent use OF
punched tickets. Ii would be next to i'm
possible for a conductor to steal for any
length OF time If all fares were paid yu
cash, as ''spottcr" would very soon locate
A dishonest one. The companies would only
lose one-SiNlE of | cent on every passenger
IL they had a i-Cent fare. and this loss
would certainly be counterbalanced bN "a
the cost 0f an extra indicator in eNery Car
g, the cost of the printed tickets and 20
reduclnS the opportunities of stealing a. a
minimum, a. what would be easier than
Tor a score IF conductors to chip ia and
pay an INSCRIPTIONS, skillful diemaker
or engraver TO make them a plate similar
to he one used Tor printing tickets and do
their own printing? A Accent fare would
also stimulate travel as there are a great
many people too poor to buy "A quarters
worth OF tickets. and who are unwilling
TO give up a nickel for a ride thar costs
other and more fortunate people only a
fraction over cents; but these poor peouls
would willingly pay four pennies.
DlEMAKER.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

Victory for Baltimore After Play of
Three Days.

The ladies' whist tournament for the IN
tercity trophy was held this year at the
Washington Club rooms and after three
days play resulted in a victory for the
Baltimore team by the very high score of
eight wins out of nine matches The
Washington Club team was very close
second, being only one-half a match be-
hind The cup for the highest individual
score was won by Miss Goldsborough, cap
tain of the Baltimore team with n plus Of
p. Mrs. Oscar Woodward made the high
est individual score of the Washington la
dies, with a plus of 16i. Miss Goldshor-
ough and Mrs. Penniman of the Baltimores
made the highest pair score. plus IL, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Woodward and Miss King Of
the Washington team. with a pins of =
The rank and fun team score of the ten
First, Miss Goldsborough CcaptainD. Miss
Poultney, Mrs. Penniman, Miss Hutton
Second. Mrs. NcCrea (captainD Mrs
Woodward. Mrs. Ruff Miss King.
Ih1rd, Mrs. Ruggles tcaptainl, Mrs
nard.
Fourth. Mrs, Stewart Captain, Mrs.
Goodrich. Mrs. Allen. Mrs Burleigh
ruth. Mrs. Hawley Captain, Mrs. POST
lethwaite Mrs. Davis. Mrs Leech
sixth. Mrs. Carpenter tcaptainl, Mrs. f
stephens. Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. c. b. Sic
phen.
Seventh. Mrs. Smoot Captain Mrs. Nor
riSon: Mrs: Blaysdel. Miss Haupt
Elghth; Mrs Walls tcaptainl, Mrs An
drews. Mrs. Clark, Mrs Coffin
Ninth, Mrs. Benham tcaptain). Mrs Titt-
man, Mrs. Clagett, Mrs Ogden
Tenth. Mrs. Heger tcaptafnl. Miss Scott
Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Goodloe
Evening star., 1901-04-24

! BALLAUF. The remains OF WILLIAM BAIIAUF
April o. 1901, viii be taken from the he vault
at Glenwood cemetery and inferred Thurs
day, April 70, al O'Clock Pun
CoRNwELI. The remains of FRANCIS A. CORN.
WELL. beloved husband Of Margret A. Corn.
from the vault at Mt. oliyet cemetery aud
Inferred on Thursday, April -. at $3.50 o'clock
Chicago papers please copyD 2.
| III. CEANSToN VIII be taken frons the yEalt
and Inferred at Glenwood cemetery Thursday
April 20, 1901, at 3 O'Clock pm.
EVANS. In this city. at the residence Of his
street northwest, Tuesday. April % 1901. at
$50 pm, JAMES EVANS. htI loved husband ut
Alice r Evans tnee King, in the thirty eighth
year Of his age.
Ahilction long time he bore;
Physicians wer. in vain:
God though ii best that ne should rest.
And He released him from his pain
Bl HIS WIFE.
Funeral services at late residence Thurslay April
70 at 3 pm. Interment private.
GJ'ZMAN. nn Tuesday. April %. 1891. after
rotary OF the Bureau of the American E-Pub
Notice of funeral hcreafter
HAYNES Departed this life Monday AprH -
street southwest. EMILY WARD mAN MES,
the beloved wife If The late John Haynes.
April 70. At pm. Inlerment Harmony
cemetery. Relatives aud friends invited 10 at
tend.
HENDERSON ON Monday. April -. 1891. liz
LIAM NJ. beloved wife Of John NJ. Henderson,
Funeral from i:1:4 " street northwest High mas,
AT ST. fatrick's Church Thursday morning
HENNESSEY. ON April "a 1901. Mrs MARGA-
RET HENNtSSEl. the beloved wife Of the late
Dennis Iirnn-Ssry
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Mrs. MEREDER HoRNER. widow Of ;harlrs
G. liorner. in the sixty-eighth year of her age.
Charles r. Horner. l4I6 Columbia street We'd
nesday evening, April "A. at O'Clock. Friends
HUME; At her residence. 2ls + street northwest.
A, beloved wife Of L.. IL. Hume
Funeral private. from residence, Friday. April e.
at $50 am. Mass viii be said ST. Alloy
sus Church AT m. Kindly omit flowers /.
o'DoNNEiL. On April %, 1901. at $50 am.
THOMAS O'DONNEIL-
Hlatfves and friends respectfully Invited ia
attend the funeral from the resiteurr OF b,,
brother, Mr.. James }, o'Donnen, i5s q street
southeast, on Thursday. April a5, at O'Clock.
requiem will be offered for the repose q his
soul lnterment in Mount ollvet cemetery.
baltimore papers please copy -
REICHMANN. On March 20, 1901, al the British
Cottage Hospital at Mgstspha Aigiers Afric9.
Dr. ". JEkYLL REICHMANN. aged thirty
(New York papers please copy)
SAfLES. At Randall. " u, April IL 1901.
Mrs HELEN NJ. SAYLES for many years q
clerk In the Post Office Department.
SHALER. At Indianapolis arsenal. April % 1901,
IN bis thirtieth year, CHARLES ShAI.ER Ir,
OF Major Charles Shaler. ordnance depart.
ment, Z. s. army, and tue late Laura Mitchell
Shaler.
Interment at indianapolis.
WILSON. On "Wednesday. April "a 1891, at 10
am. FRANCIS EDGAR, infsat son Of David
J. and Estelie Scott Wilson, aged eleven DAYS
WASsER. On Tuesday April 2s. 1901 CLARA
L., widow Of the late Henry r. wasser and
youngest daughter OF Anna c. and the late
Christian q. Bruehl.
Funeral from the residence OF her mother No.
1913 9Th street northwest, on THURSDAY ArrIl
25. at $3.50 pm. Interment Prospect Hill GENE
tcy.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
MAY HAVE BEEN ACCIDENTAL,
Martin Myers Brother Does Not Be-
MeXe He Com nsitted Saicide.

The body of Martin NJ. Myers. who was
aspbyXiated in room at the ST. Charles
Hotel, as published in yesterdays Star.
was taken to Hanover. Pa. today for inter-
ment Yesterday afternoon, after the cor
oner had given certificate OF death in the
case, the body was placed in charge of I'm
dertaker ]. William Lee. who prepared 1t
for shipment.
Mr.. Isaiah N. Myers. brother of the
deceased, came here this morning and took
charge Of the body. Although the certifi-
cate of death given by the coroner states
the case as one of suicide Mr.. Myers said
he believed his brothers death was due en-
tirely to an accident. A letter found i'm the
room addressed to sister of the deceased
was written Monday night after the arrival
of the young man in this city. There was
nothing in the letter to show that Myers
contemplated taking his life.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Some
New Books.

The daily output OF the publishing
houses are sent to us Immediately on
publication. We aim to keep all the
worthy new books. and invite YOUR
attention to the following:
The Ways of the Service, by Frederick Palmer,
stirring novel with the army and navy
woman as the heroine. Illus by Christy Sl. 5
On Peters Island. by Arthur r. Ropes md Mary
~ hopes. fascinat ting Russian story of love and
snventurc political conspiracy and social G,
Intrigue ...................... >p1.i ,
. The Love Letters of Dorothy Osborne f., Sir vii
nam Temple arr models of 18th century nrasn. :.
Tue charm of their style has made them al 80,
-o'' 'h'sSie'' ~
Maryland Manor, by Frederick Emory A move,
OF plantation aristocracy and its fall -
ffontispicce by Clnednst. ............ Pill }
The Column 10y Charles Marriott OF which Juli,n
hawthorne says: 1t is full of felicities
and brings beauty which lifts and puri- q -
eS Tue Hihl' '............ Ti''
Your Uncle Lew, by Charles r. Sherlock. a de-
Ii. IIiishiiui character study on the David Sr
Mistress Nell, by George G. Hazleton ir The
story of Mistress Nell and the Merry Monarch IL
told with such spirit and Wit to hold &,
attention 10 its last page. e..s.............. Si.1
Book OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

Moth Preventives.
Those who have used Manallan
Tarine Papers and Bags know that
when properly used they are the
most eficacious and cleanly moth
DrcVcntlVeS.
Manahan's Large Tarine Sheets, each, Sc;
Manah1E's Small Tarinc Tags. Each. soc.
Manahan's Medium Tarinc Bags Each Soc.
Manahan's Large Tarine Bags. Each. ...... SOC.
hanahan'S Extra Large Tarine Bags. Each .G5c.
Ground Lakewood Tar Pine Box. .1or.
TaTnc Sheets, small. Fer 100. ............... 90.
Camphor Marbles best quality pckg., ,c.; dozen
tamphor Crystalline, pckg., 1c.; dozen. I!r.
English Can.phor Flake. Can. 15c.
Oriental CrystalliZcd tamphor. Box. .2oc.
Chinese TIA Ma Camph"r Box. .25c.
White Tar Paper Box Box...................... .Jc.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Bissell's Carpet SWeepers.

Bissells Carpet SWeepers.
We carry a very large line of Bis
sells Carpet Sweepers, which are the
best made and are no more cxpen-
sive than poorer makes. For light
summer use we sell great many
Bisscil's 'Popular' Sweepers at
SI.oO each.
Bissell's Cyco-bearing Grand
Rapid" Sweepers, s.. 50 each.
lilil floor.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Officers Chosen

AT the regular meeting of the senate Ct
the republic of the Westminster Churcn
Memorial. held Friday April 10. 1901, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: j. Walter Stephenson, i,resi-
dent; Perry Lcishear, vice president; Ne
Vile ID. Miller, recording secretary: Her
man H. Bredekamp. corresponding secre-
tary; Joseph W. Nick kerichcr, treasurer
Evening star., 1901-04-24

National Council. 527. Royal Arcanum.
Tuesday evening entertained it's friends
with musical and literary program. con-
Guiding with an elaborate supper. The pro-
gram Included an address on Arcanum
work by b. f. Bingham, one of the charter
members OF National Council and "A num-
Der of vocal and instrumental selections,
reCitations etc
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Damages Placed at 500.

The house of d. P. Thomas, No $40
North Carolina avenue southeast, was dam
aged by fire about 10 o'clock last night
A child set fire to a sofa with a piece of
lighted paper. No. engine company was
summoned to the house and the flames did
not gain much headway. Damage to the
amount Of about 800 was done
Evening star., 1901-04-24
May He an Apartment Hou.e,

While the name OF the purchaser OF the
property at the northwest corner of 18th
and 1 streets is not announced. ii SIS ru-
mored that the new owner is Mr.. Park Of
There 10 nothing definitely
known as to the plans in regard to this
property. although the impression seems to
be that II an improvement Is made It Will
take the form Of an apartment house.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
The New Gas Chatting Dish.

We offer one lot OF new Chafng
Dishes complete with the gas heat
ing attachment, which allows YOU to
fit piece of tubing to the lamp be-
meath and Use your chatting dish
without the inconvenience OF alcohol.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Spring EHougefur'fnis11ings
and EIOusecleaming Requisites.

Our these very necessary things complete and
the several kinds goods we'll arranged and Systematically
classified render the selection and pleasuabe
The following will afford idea of the general price
covering thousands OF useful practical things And the which
the lowest grades goods only made possible by buy
ing n great 'front.' the
Evening star., 1901-04-24
MAURIED,

NELSON SMITH. On "Wednesday, April "a 1901,
al Trinity L. +. Church, by the rector Rev
X. r. Williams SPENSOR X. NELSON Of Oman
cock. Va, and MARY f., daughter OF the late
Jsmes q. Smith.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

Clothes Hamper Special.
We offer a special lot OF round
Willow Clothes Hampers, with at
taclled covers and side handles,
which are usually more expensive,
as follows:
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Furniture
Department..

Full line of Summer Furniture in
stock. Special values are offered in
Chiffoniers, Clothes Trees, Rockers
and Morris Chairs as follows:
Solid Oak Chifonier, made of selected lumber
with solid post paneled ends and back 3 large
drawers, small drawers and large hat box:
drawers all dovetailed and nicely finished and fitted
with good pulls; nicely carved; highly polished
excellent value at $3.50.
$4o5 each.
Solid Oak Clothes Trees, with pegs: highly pol
ished; strong and well made.
65c. each.
Large and Comfortable Oak Rockers with hixh
back. shaped arms, cebbler seat-a good strong
rocker. 10
$1o5 each.
Solid Golden Oak Morris Chairs with heavy post,
and arms. full spring seat curved back latest sd-
justment, fitted with reversible hair filed yelour
cushons-a splendid chair at sf4OO.
$1,000 each.
Fourth 6oor ~ 4.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
: llina Salt Box Special.

China Salt Box Special.
We offer one crate OF new choice
quality Blue and White German
China Salt Boxes with hinged cov-
ers, which are usrally much more
expensive, at
&c. each.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

Ivory. Babbtts and Octagon Soaps, cake 4c
l.. & G.. Cincinnati Oleiue Soap. = cakes for. Sc
Schultz & Cos Star Soap, cake. ............ Sc
kirkmans BoraX Soap. 2 cakes for. ........ DC
Fels-Naptha Soap, dozen. Observation-Disclosures. 55c
Armours Key Soap . cakes for. ............ SC
Sil"Xo Sand Soap, ca Observation-Disclosures. &c
Brr"krs' Crystal and Erightner Soaps. cake. 4c
Fairbanks Ark Soap, cake Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Wool Soap cake Observation-Disclosures. sc
W. & Is 2-ib Bar Soap. l0c
Fairy Soap. new oval cake. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
Fairy Soap, toilet size. = small bars. ....... Sc
Enoch Norgans Sapollo cake. e............... &c
Sunlight Soap, twin bar. Observation-Disclosures. DC
Pearline. small told Dust Soapinr, pig. Sc
Gold Dust, large size pkg. g.................. Il C.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Laundry Requisites.

Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs. ................G .GOc.
Electric Hoop Cedar Wash Iubs ........... SIC.
Good Quality Wash Boards. dS...................25 .25c.
Good Quality Wooden Clothes Pins doz. for &c.
soft, Cotton Clothes Line ..................loc loc.
Folding Wash Benches. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .50r.
HON" f;uie' Folding Clothes Bars. 81 90
Mrs. Potts Sad Iron Sets. Observation-Disclosures Soc.
Asbestos lined Iron Holders. s.................5 &c.
Folding Ironing Boards. ds...................S1 90
Combination Ironing Table and Settee. ..... .s4.00
Dandled Ironing Wax, Observation-Disclosures. .6t.
Copper-bottom Wash Boilers. rs.................79c .79c.
Novelty Wriugers. ......................S2. s.. so
Evening star., 1901-04-24
A Sale of Hosiery
(Women's and Children's)

Representing purchase OF than thousand Dozen and comps
ing and Isle thread in blacks the popular blues and
fancies beautiful alover lace ankle
broed vertical stripe Unusual values
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Special Sale of s<
Writing Papers.
We have just receivedra lot of
Royal Linen Paper,

IVY %"u A~nAaSaA sapSas
In Billet, Octave, Commercial, Ok
ford and Winthrop sizes, and shall
offer same at the special price OF
35c. lb. Usually soc.
Envelopes to match, I2c. and I5c.
package.
Also another lot of
Imperial Bond Paper.
Blue only, in octave. and CONNER
cial sizes.
35c. lb. Usually SOC.
Envelopes to match, I2c. pckg.
First floor.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

full line OF Children's Hose, in polka dot,
stripes and embroidered effects.
$50. and soc. pair.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
Feather Duster Special.

I 0otTISI DuotSf s'I5NNIdI
We offer another lot Of those
Long handled Small Feather Dus-
ters, with folding handles, which
take up little room when not in use,
at
IOC. each.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

80 dozen Womens Lisle Thread Hose-aI-oye
lace; pretty designs.
3712c. pair. Real value, soc.
Evening star., 1901-04-24
BrOoms and Brushes.
Housekeepers' Soaps.

We carry an extensive line OF the
best brands OF household Laundry
and Cleaning Soaps and offer them
at prices only made possible by large
quantity buying direct from the
makers.
Evening star., 1901-04-24

100 dozen Children's Fast Black Cotton Hose,
double knees, toes aud heels-yery seryiccabe;
sizes j, to 10.
2 pairs for 25c.
100 dozen Children's Imported Fine Ribbed Cot
ton Hose. double knees toes aud heris-excellent
yaiic, size. 10 y.
6 pairs for Sl.oo.
loo dozen Boys Spring weight "IrOnclad'' Cot
ton Hose. double knees toes and heels tue and
heavy ribbcd-the best stocking made for hard
wear; sizes to 10.
25C. PAIR.
chiiirens Black Iise Thread Hose, lace ankles,
half lace and lace all
SOC, soc. and 75c. pair.