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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
w1LKEsBARRE STRIKE ENDS,
The Union Orders Two Thousand
Miners Racls to Their work.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. April 25.-The
strike of the , COO mine workers OF the Le-
high Valley Coal Company ended this
morning and work was resumed at the
Mi6vaIe. Prospect, Henry, and lakewood
CoIlierfes.
The boy whose discharge caused the
strike was not taken back by the COM
pany, and the grievance committee of the
local organization is to meet the officials
and endeavor TO have him reinstated.
The strikers were ordered back TO work
by the union. as the strike had been de-
cIared without authority.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CURED
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SUFFERING

81 have been afflicted with seattle rheumatism,
for fourteen years says Josh Edgar, OF German
town. Cal. Il was able to be around but con-
stantlv suffered I tried everything ] eould
hear Of and at last was told 10 Try Chamber
lains Pain Balm, which did and was immediate
II relieved and IN a short time cured and I am
happy 10 say II has not since returned Why
not use this Hniment and get well? It IS for
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail and
I'll Druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
The B. & o. Car Trust Mortgage.

WINCHESTER. Va. April 25.-The Iarg-
est mortgage ever filed in Winchester and
possibly in the State was admitted TO
record in the county clerks Office here
yesterday afternoon. 1t was an indenture
between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY and the Standard Car Trust, of
New York, for $1,000, 600 The mortgage
was placed on record III the clerks office
of ali counties through which the railroad
extends but the document Eas only taxed
on the amount of property owned by the
company in each county
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

All Of the practice he gets at pool is after
he has put aside his brush Il is thought
by those capable of judging of such mat
tiers that with strong player on q trial
horse and a regular course Of practice he
would put either Sherman or De Arc. the
admitted monarch at the pool game, to
their best efforts to beat him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
KsIIed in n House Collapse

laborer, was killed, and four boys more
CT less seriously injured in the collapse
Of a house at 100 Maxwell Street yester-
day The supporting props to two frame
eottages were pulled from their place by
boys Seeking frewOod. The houses were
empty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
Fined fer DIsoPderIy Conduct.

Ben johnson, colored, was fined so by Judge
Kimbsl, In the Police Court today. for disor-
derry conduct. He could not pay and wiz serve
sixty days in the vorkhouse- johnson IS said to
have greatly shocked the delicate sensibiIities Of
the dsHizens of Broad Alley southwest BY pro
fanitr and boiSteTousDasz.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
a DUST STORM AT MANDALAY.
Twelve Persons Killed and Much
Property Destroyed.

CALCUTTA, April 25.-There was a
dust storm at MandaIay on Tuesday.
which was followed by a terrific down
pour of rain
Twelve persons were killed and there
was great destruction of property
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- to 1.

49,
Boys So suits, S1.98.
Lot of boys Atwood doubIe-breasted
suits, in sizes s to IS years; the reg
ular g values to go for SL9S-
Sc skirts, S3.9S.
Lot of women-s black and blue chev-
lot serge skirts; trimmed with three
stitched bands Of satin; 1888 instead
of Sc
$1.25 and $3.50 mended gloves,
soc.
in the seams and which were sent
back to the makers to be nended: are
now better and stronger than ever:
instead of BIS and $50 for sec
Mems SOC shirts, 39c.
Lot of mems bedford cord shirts
which are the usual SOC values for S9c
this hour.
see mems percale shirts, 39c.
Lot Of mems fast color percaIe shirts
with two separate collars; sec values,
TO go for Sc
Infants 25c hose, &c.
Lot of infants tap and black hose:
full regular made; sc pair, instead of
25c.
$3.50 hats, 9Sc.
Lot of ladies' and chHdren's untrfm-
med and ready-to-wear hats in all col
ors and in the most desirable shapes;
worth up TO $3.50, TO go for CSC
19c for lot mems soc and 7jc
shirts; broken sizes.
Mems 75c shirts 44c
Lot Of mems cheviot shirts-with
Numbered neck bands; instead Of &c
for 44c-
39c for lot mems soc night
shirts
29e for lot mems all-silk soc
neckweaF.
&c yard for 25c ribbons
ali of them taffeta silk and IN fancy
and pastel ceiors-aIl shades.
Child's 25c dresses. 12Jc.
Lot Of little girls gfngham dresses;
braid trimmed and well made; 25c usu-
ally-fOr this hour, PIC
Boys pants, 29c.
Lot Of FIVE different styles of boys
knee pants; all Of them all wool-for
29c-nstead of sec.
BOYS suits, Slip.
Lot of boys check cashmere double
breasted suits; the regular S2-9S values
to go for S1-12-
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9 to 10.

Window shades. &c.
Waterproof felt window shades: in
: all coloTs: with fixtures complete;
ready to put up. SIC
: Bed spreads, 39c.
. Heavy white bed spreads: good size;
} elegant patterns; usual sec sort: for
; 39c; not more than two to a customer
Child's drawers, 12Jc.
Children-s fine muslin drawers. with
hemstitched rufiies; all sizes; PIC
Corset covers, &c.
Women's muslin corset covers; with
: -feIled seams generously full
: Infants slips, 19c.
! Infants fine slips: made Of good
cambria; neatly trimmed
! New lawns, 28c yard
, A small lot of striped and figured
= lawns win be sold tomorrow for 27sc
yaTd-magnifcent opportunity.
: Percales, 35c.
A lot of plain yard-vide percaIe and
! also remnants Of striped white goods.
; WHICH are worth up 70 l0c yard, TO
GO for 3Isc
! White 2 KS, 45c yard.
Itt:-'-Ga anus OF hedFy ana narrow Wet
white P K; such as usually sell up to
1sc, for &c; lots up to 81 for &c
: 500 hats. 29c-
: A lot OF ladies' and chiIdren-s I'M
: trimmed and ready-to-wear hats: en-
: bracing all the new and most stylish
: shapes; in plain and fancy straw:
: which are sold elsewhere for as high
: as g. 20 go for &c
! SI.OO StraD sIippprs. SOC.
7 IS pairs of ladies' dougoIa strap slip
: peTs; sizes 81, I. and 8 only; instead
Of 81 for 29c a pair.
7 Boys $50 shoes, 75c.
: p pairs of boys dongola lace shoes
: in black and tan; sizes l and IL only;
: instead Of $50 for I5c-
: Mems 75c Madras shirts, Sc.
: one lot Of mems madras shirts; with
! one pair detached cuffs; white Iaun-
; dered neck bands
! 19c for lot of samples of mems
I summer baIbriggan under
: wear; all soc values.
: 15c for ladies' 25c tan hose; full
: regular made
: pie each for black velvet rib
: bon; No. II width; in 10 yard
! pieces.
J SOC for 10-yard pieces of No 1 J
! velvet ribbon; usually soc
! 19c yard for 6 inches wide pas
: tel ribbon; soc value.
: Women's black cheyiOt serge
J skirts; full width; SL19, in
! stead Of S2.95.
I 99c for w0men's covert jackets;
spring weight; satin lined.
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The funeral Of Richard Mann was held
YESTERDAY De Molay Commander. No
4. and Royal Arch Chapter No s. ofiiciat-
ed during the services at the grave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

The latest convenience in the New York apart
ment Is a private safe built into the wall, and
50 arranged that only the tenant IS acquainted
with the combination
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2 to 3.

Women's shirt waists worth up
TO S1.44 for Csc.
Lot Of the new seasons colored and
white shirtwaists: IN an immense as
sOTtment Of patterns and STYLES; worth
up to Sl-49 TO go for CSC
Child's REFERS, 9Sc.
Lot of chndren's Pique and Bedford
Cord Refers: sizes / to 3 years; taste
fully trimmed for CSC.
Black Swiss taffeta, 25e yard.
Lot of all silk black Swiss taneta
silks-abOUt 100 yards, which are worth
double-to 80 for 25c-
j5c yard for 36-inch black bee
tled-percaline; 10c usually.
39c yard for soc and 59c all
wool black cheyiot and storm
serge.
&c for ounce of triple extract;
bring bottle.
1Ec yard for cream curtain
serim; 36-inch wide; usually
&c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

The Bows Society, a Tenleytown organ
izatiOn. has secured quarters IN the Tenn
porary Masonic Building
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

Ben Libbey has prepared plans for a
summer home TO be erected at west
Chevy Chase north OF TenlcytOWn.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

E 1. Lewis who has been confined to
his home by Illness, is improving
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

The Belgian Government has offered a prize for
The best picture showing the evils Of drunkenness
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

There viii be between 5000 aud 10000 ad-
ditioual acres OF land devoted 10 rice culture IN
the South this year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25

Mrs. Rose Stohlman and John A Hee-
nan. both Of Georgetown, are benefIciaTies
IInde- the will Of Patrick CourCy.
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Hats I'D 10 SLID for 1Nc

A great lot of ladies' and misses
uEL immed shapes and ready-to-wear
haT. in all coIors, and in the most
va tied shapes, a makers samples,
which We close out at much less than
they cost him to make up. T9c @or hats
which are values up TO $50
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$500 wrappers at 59c.
- 2. 500 wrappers made Of fast coIored
peTcale in light, medium and dark
cOlOrs; made with wide skirts and
trimmed with braid-Yill be put on
sale this hour at &c Compared with
the wrappers others offer they are 81
and S125 values
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
THE POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Local Followers of the Game Have
Confidence in LfffIefOu.


The defeat Of Littleton by Spinner in
Tuesday nights contest for the moo.
championship Of the District has created
q stir among expert followers Of the game
in this city. and there is talk of q match
between the men to settle the question Of
superiority The tournament for the
championship of the District is not vet
ended, as has been enormously stated, but
the question as to the first place and prize
has been settled. LittIeton has won six
out OF seven games and cannot be beaten
for first prize The matter of second.
third and the other winning positions.
however, has not yet been decided.
Littleton's only defeat was suffered at
the hands Of Spinner and the friends Of
the former player, confident Of his skin
with the cue, are freely talking Of d
match 1t was said last night that Little
ton would be backed for anywhere from
500 TO 500 in a contest with Spinner. the
District championship to go 10 the win
uer-
The game put up by Littleton bas. been
the talk Of sporting circles ever since the
tournament began. II has shown him 10
Ee FAR and away superior. his friends
claim, to any OF the local amateur play
GrS, ana when ne fGli before Spinner they
were greatly surprised and could attrib-
ute his defeat to bad luck alone.
From the very start the balls broke bad
tHI MN taAlA AyA AAil[ RI A4dIL4tE lItTElSt
emily refused 20 give hina a chance to do
effective work, while they rolled pleas
auIly for Spinner, the score standing Il to
IN favor Of the latter, when the fourth
frame was set up
LittIeton showed AT this point that he
possessed one OF the attributes most Is
sential for a successful player, which is
pluck With almost disheartening odds
against him he went at his work braveIy
and confidently, and at the close was only
four balls behind his opponent. the score
at the finish Of the game standing Spin
ner, 100; Littleton. s.
LiTtletOns defeat, il is claimed. has
strengthened him in the confidence Of the
pool loving fraternity, many Of whom de-
clare that he IS very close # not quite up
10 professional! form II seems TO be the
general belief that there Is but one ma n
In the District in his class. and that Is
Frank Sherman, eX-champion of the
world and II is not improbable that he
sill DC fo0nd in the next tournament for
world hopors
1lttleton Is q painter He Is Of steady
habits and follows his trade every day
Have You CataFrh Taint s-Here's
strong Evidence Of the qu!ckEess and sUfeue6s Of
that w6HderfBI REMEDY, Dr. Agleys Catarrhal
Powder: "FoT years ] vas a Victim of Chronic
CatzrTb-tried many remedies, but 10 egTe was
effected until I had procured and used Dr. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder. First application gave
ne Instant relief apG IN i1eredibly short
while I vas absolutely cured James Hezclsy,
Dundee n 7. Sold By ?. S. Williams, Ninth
and f Streets; Edmonds & Williams, Third
Street and Pennsylvania ATenue.-ls.
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Competition Of electric tramways Is alluded TO
III many Of the halfyearly reports OF English rail-
ways as affecting short-distance passenger move
mcUT.
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NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
The Hall of History of the American
University still UnOccupied.

The Hall of History, one Of the Ameri-
en- University buildings. although it was
completed three years ago, has never been
occupied. 1t is stated that the interior
wood work has begun TO warp ia conse-
uuence Of dampness and want Of airing.
The Hall Of History is constructed prin-
cipaIIy of marble
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CONTINUED.
SOC and 75c silks, 25c.

Intelligent buyers viii visit the silk
department during this hour: we give
yol the choice of d lot of plain and
fancy colored silks; worth from SOC to
T5c a yard, for 25c: you never have or
viii again get such an opportunity.
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Il to ~.
CONTINUED.

Boys flannel suits, S1.49-
Lot of boys flannel blouse sailor
suits, with wide collars and braid
trimmed, for this hour, s1-49
NTOmen's 50 shoes. soc.
Lot of wOmen's vici kid shoes-but-
ton; just @ pairs in the lot; sizes ~
4, AZ, s, and Z; formerly sold for 81 d
pair, to go for Sc this hour.
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Il tO12.

II to IL.
CONTINUED.
SOC and 75c silks, 25c.
Intelligent buyers viii visit the silk
department during this hour; We give
yOa the choice Of lot Of plain and
fancy colored silks; worth from SOC to
T5c a yard, for 25c: you never have or
viii again get such an opportunity.
White lawns, S4c.
\ lot of the very best quality white
Victoria lawns; tor aprons and
'.iasseS; the kind that sells for PFC,
foT sac.
lie for a sheet of music; slightly
soiled.
800 wrappers at 59c.
- $500 wrappers made Of fast coIored
peTcale in light, medium and dark
cOIOrs; made with wide skirts and
trimmed with bTdid-Will be put on
sale this hour at &c Compared with
the wrappers others offer they are 81
and $l-Z5 values
SOC corsets, 39c.
Lot of ladies' long and short corsets
in white and grey; trimmed with lace
and correct shape; instead Of 59c, for
@9c pair
Undermuslins worth up to 69c
for 39c.
Lot of womeR's undeTmusIins. en-
bracing corset covers, drawers, and
gowns, handsomely trimmed with lace
and embroidery and the regular values
up to 6yc- 70 go tomorrow, this hour,
a 59c each
Hats up to $50 for 79c.
A great lot of ladies' and misses
uEL immed shapes and ready-to-wear
hars in all coIors, and in the most
Wa tied shapes a makers SAMPLES
which we close out at much less than
they cost him to make up. T9c -or hats
which are values up to $50
39c flowers, 19c.
\ tableful of handsome artificial
flowers, embracing peoples. daisies,
roses, and other desirable and exceed
lngly natural flowers whic3- are being
used for hat trimmings and which are
the same as those sold elsewhere up TO
&9c, for f9c each
lie pair for women's 25c taffeta
gloves.
75c vests, 25c.
neck with no sleeves; some of which
were made to sell for 75c; for 25c this
hour
lie pair for wOmen's 2Oc fancy
hose.
Sc yard for lot 5-inch fancy all
silk ribbons; zoe values.
pc yard for lot Zoe torchon
Iaces.
81 pair for mems $3.50 AdIer's
kid gloves.
S1.95 for mems 81 and s. am
brellas; makers samples.
Mems 81 underwear. 59c.
Lot Of makers samples Of mems IN
derwear-pure Isle thread-instead of
q TO 60 for Sc garment
S4.9S for women's black broad
cloth skirts; with founces.
Sill, waists, 99c.
Lot of women's tafreta sill, waists,
which have become slightly imperfect
from window display and showing; in
most cases a slight stain here OF there
sometimes not noticeable; in black
and ColOrs- for sc
New duck skirts. $40.
Lot of the new polka dot duck skirts;
in black and blue. with white polka
dots: with ple2ted fouuces and braid
trimmed; for SI.z9 as a special Offering
Boys 25c waists, 12dc.
Lot Of boys red and white and blue
and white figured percale shirt waists;
pleated and worth &c, 10 90 for
I21zc
Boys wash pants, 95c.
Lot Of boys washable CIalatea cloth
knee pants for boys in several striped
patterns.
Child'S 39c dresses 19c.
Lot of little girls fine zephyr ging-
ham dresses. in sizes ! to years;
trimmed with embroidery; instead of
SEC to 20 as q very special Offering
for this hour for 19C each.
COMP y
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Mhife lawns. 50.

\ lot of the very best quality white
Victoria lawns; tor aprons and
,.sssses; the kind that sells for PFC,
foC sac.
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Cndermuslins worth up to 69c
for 39c.

Lot of woneH's undermusIins. en-
bTacing corset covers, drawers, and
gowns, handsomely trimmed with lace
and embroidery and the regular values
up to 69c, 10 go tomorrow, this hour,
at 2qc eacb
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59c cOrsetS. 39c.

Lot Of ladies' long and short corsets
in white and grey. trimmed with lace
and correct shape; instead Of 59c. for
@9c pair
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bleached muslin.
98c pair for women's muslin
drawers.
Mems 50 shoes, 59c.
Extraordinary value. Just because
they're slightly imperfect, we shall
sell y pairs of mems patent leather
dancing oxfords in sizes to 10, which
are regular 81 values, for SIC pair.
Mems 15c hose, tie.
Lot of mems seamless half hose,
IN brown. tan. blue, red, and black;
instead of 15c for TIC pair-haf price.
Ice lace, pc.
Lot Of TOrchOn laCes and inserting in
match sets; the regular values which
sell fer 10c, to so for PIC yard.
Embroideries, &c yard.
Lot of handsome embroideries and
insertings; sc and &c values, to go for
nc yard.
Child's 15c hose, &c.
Lot Of chiIdren's fast black ribbed
hose; in all sizes; instead Of 15c pair,
for 7lzc pair.
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=
10 to II.
Ladies. suits. $3.50.
An extraordinary opportunity to get
WOTthful suit at very low price. A
lot of odds and ends of suits which
sold for a great deal of money and
which we desire to close out at once
viii be marked at $3.50 this hour
There is not many of them, but the
assortment is good.
Women's skirts, $40.
N.49 fer a lot of ladies' rafnyday
skirts: with side pockets and stitched
bottoms.
19c for boys Brownie OveraiIs;
usually 39c.
93c for boys pleated percaIe
shirt waists; neat variety of
patterns.
BOYS wash suits, 29c.
29c for a lot of boys Galatea CLOTH
washable sailor suits; IN a variety Of
striped patterns
S1.19 for boys blue flannel yes
tie suits.
Window shades, Ice.
16c for the best quality Holland win
dow shades; in every wanted color;
with fixtures complete; all ready and
easy to hang
Carpet remnants, 15c.
15c for lot of wool ingram carpet
remnants; in very pretty designs and
colors; will make up into very pretty
rugs; worth up to 40c.
Table 0iIcI0th, 125c.
12Jzc for 25c table oiIcIoth: Of the
very best quality and some very pretty
designs and patterns: the 81 size
Black calico, 3Ec.
37sc for plain black calico: warranted
fast color; the kind that sells else
where for 7c-
1c for , dozen hump hook and
eyes.
Women's percaIe waists, SOC.
over fifty different STYLES new per-
Gale waists some are plain, some are
tucked, some have the new Bishop
sleeve and stitched cuffs; all are fast
coiors and perfect ftting-a most com
plete assortment from which to select.
S100 misses shoes, SOC.
D pair Of misses SrdougoIa button
shoes IN sizes y TO .; marked to sell
for Sl01, to go for see
39c for mems white unlaun-
dered shirts; always sell at
SOC.
Jean drawers, SOC.
39c for mems 3. Y. D. Jean drawers.
with either string or -stockinett bot
toms; good SOC value
35e for mems 1Oc four-ply col
lars.
125c for ladies' 25c rests.
A very good value of ladies Swiss
ribbed vests: low neck and no sleeves;
sell at pc; for this hour just one-half-
Flowers, 19c.
Isc for your selection Of artificial
flowers We have 4 table packed with
sprays Of foliage; roses with foliage;
corn flowers with grasses, and lots of
others, worth up to 29c, for 19c this
hour.
Val laces, 95c-
SIC for a fine lot of Val 1aces; f.e
inches wide and Of excellent quality,
worth up to 19c and &c yard.
Waist fianneIs, 19c.
19c for aU-wooI tricot waist fan
nclS, in Il variety OF COIOrs. a very
good vaIue at 25c; cannot be duplicated
for less than this price in any store
in the city
II to y.
Stair 0ilcIOth, 55c.
SIC for the 10c quality of stair or
runner oiicIoth, some very pretty de-
signs and patterns
Sc dFaperies, 4Ic.
49, l. - -. --1- -. .---.--. 49,.
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37sc for plain black calico; warranted
fast color the kind that sells else
where for &c.
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S1.00 misses shoes. SOC.

3 pain of misses sCfougoIa button
shoes IN sizes y TO 3 marked to sell
for Sl01, to go for sec
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Window shades, Ice.

16c for the best quality Holland win
dow shades in every wanted color:
with fixtures complete; all ready and
easy to hang
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Fable OiIcIOth. 121c.
Black calico. 3Jc

12Jzc for 25c table oiicIoth: Of the
very best quality and some very pretty
designs and patterns; the 81 size
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Women,s percaEe waists. 39c.

over fifty different STYLES new per
Gale waists; some are plain, some are
tucked, some have the new Bishop
sleeve and stitched cuffs; all are fast
COiOrs and perfect ftting--a most com
plete assortment from which to select
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30 hOWers. %.

i tableful of handsome artificial
flowers, embracing peoples. daisies,
roses, and other desirable and exceed
lngly natural flowers which are being
used for hat trimmings and which are
the same as those sold elsewhere up TO
&c, for f9c each
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THE Upton CHALLENGER
Correct Measurements Of Shamrock
Ii Finally Ascertained.

The Width of the Iacht the Same
As That OF the CoIumbin-PInted
with Aluminium Above Water
and manganese Bronze Below.
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39c for mems white unlaun-
dered shirts; always sell at
soc.
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Earpet remnants. ia.

15c for q lot of wool ingram carpet
remnants; in very pretty designs and
colOrs: will make up into very pretty
rugs; worth up to 40c.
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29c for a lot Of boys Galatea cloth
washable sailor suits; in variety of
striped patterns
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1c for 2 dozen hump hook and
ewes.
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10 to IL.
Ladies'. suits. s.. 80.

An extraordinary opportunity to get
a WOTthfUl suit at a very low price A
lot of odds and ends of suits which
sold for a great deal Of money and
which we desire to close out at once
viii be marked at $3.50 this hour
There is not many of them, but the
assortment IS good.
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soiled.
2, 500 wrappers at 5oC.

lie for a sheet of music; slightly
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