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Earas & wcos. an. bk. Mcleod
Sewczstie. 5aIy 10
RosznonG. An scar-. Joans0a. 5 I
Francisco. July H.
s G Wilder. An bkt.. jackson. san
FrsnessSo. July =
St James. An bk. TapEey. Newcastle
Izlx L.
81 Nicholas. An sp. Brcwn, syanev.
gaEy -
s c. AIlen. An * Johnsea- r
July 1s
servia. An sp. Seisoa. Newcastle,
lure 50.
sehome, Am scnr.. Petersen. TquIqse,
July 10.
" J Patterson. An sch. wsitku-
rat Grzxs Harbor. July as
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vHs-zLs IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY

ARMY AND NAVY
U. S. tug Iroquois. Pond. Midway Isl.
and. August 5.
U. s. Gunboat Bennington. Moore.
Yokohama. Aug 3.
U. S. s. Philadelphia. Meade. Samoa
Aug. 1.
MERCHANTMEN.
This list does not include eoastersl
Albert. Am. bk., Grifith. San Fran
cisco. July 80.
charmer. Am. sp.. Slater, Tacoma. July
20.
c. d. Bryant. Am. bk., Colley, San
Francisco, July 3.
City OF Hankow, Br. sp.. Williamson.
Newcastle. July rs.
Defender, Am. sch, Masters. Hama
manlu, July IS.
Emily Reed. Am. sp, Baker. Sydney.
uIy 4tn.
Expansion. Am. sch. Larsen. Newcas-
tie. July IS
Fort George. Am ship. Morse. New
castle. June IS.
F. Nj. Slade. Am sch. Sorensen.
Newcastle. for Eleele. July "a. Out
side.
Heela. Am. sp- Nelson. Newcastle.
July is,
Ermgard. Am bkt. Schmidt. san Fran
cisco. July 70.
]. B. Brown. Am sp.. knight. New
castle. July 81
,. b Thomas. An sp., Port Stephers.
June Is. In distress.
Kinross. Br. sp.. Locke, Cardiff. Aug
Il
Manna Ais. An. hk.. Smith. san
Francisco. July 50.
Nok0mis Am. sch. Hanson. Biakeiey.
July Il.
Vance. An sehr.. Bourke,
Cray's HaEhor. July =.
Oregon. An hk.. Parker. Newcastle.
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Moikihana Returns.

The schooner Moikihana returned
to port yesterday afternoon about sun
set. She had been in sight of land
from the time she sailed Saturday un-
iii the gasoline launch went out after
her yesterday. The vessel started for
Kahului and although she had a good
wind for the trip was unable to make
any headway to speak OF This is be
cause she has been lying idle so long
and has collected great deal of
moss on her bottom or else because
there is someone on her who does
not know how to sail her.
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More Bad Luck.

Something had gone wrong with the
Wilder compsny's good luck cat which
arrived at the Office the other day
They have two steamers laid up
again. The Kinau vas put In the dry
dock yesterday and her propeller vas
found to have a broken blade and the
oyerhsuling to her bottom will take
longer TO do than was at first thought.
Orders were given TO have her stop
taking freight as II is probable that
she win have to go on the marine
railway to have the blade replaced.
She hit a sunken pile when at the
railway wharf The services of diver
were had yesterday and ii will be de
cided this morning whether the vessel
will go 70 sea this afternoon. Ship
pers viii be notified of the result OF
the decision Of the company
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-06
wasertrOns Baseball

The customs men are forming =
baseball team which gives promise
Of being one Of the best amateur mines
in The city as seeE as a little practice
can De had Yesterday the men met
for the FIRST time and elected II. J.
Seanlon captain. They win 50 out
hereafter regularly to practice and
within a couple of weeks will he cut
With a challenge. Many Of The men
are old hali tossers and viii get into
condition ia = short time. What po.
sltions the men viii PLAY Win Be de-
cidea later ard due notice gwen. An
the harness necessary for the game
has besA purchased and hard work
win begin th,s afternoon. There i
a talk ~ the new nine challenging
the Police nlne hrss and then 1 nine
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The HAWAIIAN
Really and Maturitglu


@LfAafTE0&
=oRTTFIvE Cholea Residence
lots iast opened 70 hOme-seek
erS. comprising \ seven-aEre
tract ok land adsoiRtzs The Puna
hoa gTo1z9s. each lot facing cn .
good broad street. ard ecan1ed By
Wilder avenue Metrak and Dole
streets TIE lard In Itself Is anrues-
ttonahly. aside frun being desirahse
on account Of easy access to and
fFoE TIE csfy. the best and cheapest
roperfv yek placed On the market
Wide streets. electric car lire. high
and alIavtzl sou. besides being sit
uzfed climatfeaIly unexcelIed.
Terms most reasonable Those de-
string homes viii do well By calling
on or cling their applications early
Only applications from responsible
parties win receive recognition
For fun and complete particulars.
apply 10 the sales agents. Sc King
street. over Castle & Cookies. Phone
Main f4f. P. O. Box 2s7
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY and
MATURITY CO, LTD.
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from the Home for Aged Hawailsns
By working up from the lowest the
mex team ho7es 10 attain to the pin
nacle Of fame By playing and beating
the Newspaper Mems team after all
the other big teams have been put on
she shelf.
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DEPARTURES.

Sunday. August 4.
CA. 5. S. Aorangi, Hay. tor Aus
traila
Monday. Aug. 5.
Schr Malolo. for Hanalei ana Kali
hiwai.
Schr. Concord, Mana. for Paauilo.
Stmr. James Makee. Tullett. for Ka-
paa.
Sehr. Ada, for Hanalei
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) 90 Q OF 300 o o 0 co . 90 Q
, VESSELS CHARTERED FOR Q
|, AND ON THE WAY TO =
HAWAII FRoM Q

-
Newcastle. Aus
forester. An Sc Smith. e71-
SemioIe. Am bk. Taylor, 1922
Mary G. Cushing. Arn- sp- McNeiH.
1875.
fnYincible. Am sp- Mackenzie. 1865.
Fred Cover. An. Sc Johnson, rs.
AdderIey. Br bk Berquist. 11tT.
Domia lon. Br. bk- Rodd. 1914
ST. l. vid. Am sp. Pearson. f416-
Great Admiral. Am sp- Sterling 14o2.
Abby Palmer. Am. bk- Uhlberg. lies.
Challenger. Am. bk- Fownes. 1888.
Euferpe. Am bk. Swanson. 1247.
F u. Sudden. Am. bk Birkholm. SIT.
ysaestler. Am bk. Nielsen. 409.
..aehaIis. Am. bk. SImonsen. 642
A.ex. Gibson. Am. sp. Dunbar. 2e45.
Eeuee. Am. sp. Whitmore, 1928
Ksnnebec. Am. sp. Gammons. 1886
Churchill. Am SC Treanor. COO.
Honoipu. Am sc. Olsen. $50
Jas. Tuft, Am. sc. Piitz. 1o4S.
J. l. Stanford IN bkt- Mollested,
s61.
Mahukona. Am. sc. Mcdonald. s5S.
Star of France, Am. sh. Fisher. 1922
Wm. H. Smith. Am. sc. Smith, 1856
Echo. Am bkt Belleson. $50.
Ivanhoe. Br. bk Grant 1919.
jas. Drummond, Am. sp. Sleeves. 1915
James Nesmith, Am sp. Warner. 1882.
Prince Regent, Nor bk-. Jorgensen.
1882.
Prince Louis. Nor. sh.. Ellefsen, 1922.
Star Bengal. Am. b.. Uiberg. 1894.
Pactolus, Am. bk.. Dart. 1864
Sonoma. Am. blk. Stensland, 997.
Jas. Johnson. AM bk., Bennecke. 69s.
Drumcraig. Br. sh., McCallum, 1851.
Drummuir, Br sh., Armstrong, 1873.
San Francisco
Sheridan. u. s. str Pierce, 1854.
Sherman. u. S. str, 1475.
Logan. U. s. str. Stinson, 1904
Fitzpatrick, q. s. str. Rogers. 1888
Annie Johnson. Am bk. Nelson, 976,
Hilo.
Roderfck Dhu, Am. bk.. P. Johnson,
1852. Hilo.
Emily F. Whitney, Am. sp.. Brigham.
1907.
New York.
Oregonian, Am. str. new
Californian. Am str. Morrison. 3716.
American, Am. str Mcdonald, 369e.
Helen Brewer. Am. sp. Mckay, 1917.
Port Gamble.
Alice Cooke, Am. sc. Penhallow, l22.
VIM. Olsen. Am. sc. Ulrieh. AL
Skagit, Am bkt-. Robinson, 443.
cray5s sa-.or.
Edwards. Am. Sc, tnew).
EIdorado. Am. Sc, new.
Kona Am Sc, 942
Eureka.
Metha Nelson, Am. Sc Christ'son, 3ss.
Kah
o. II. Kellogg, Am, Iverson, 57S.
Serena Thayer, Am. Sc. Mcvicar, 1876.
Tacoma
S. D. Carleton. Am. sp. Amesbury,
Hamburg.
Lord Shaftesbury. Br. sp. Doty, 2273.
Lita, Ger. sp., Harms. 1914.
Bremen.
Sirene, Ger. sp. Sauermilch. 141c.
Werra. Ger. blk. Brunings, S57.
Everett.
Vidette, Am sc. Dodd, 5S5. Hilo.
H. C. Wright, Nielsen, 275. Kah.
Cardiff.
Euphrates. Br. sp. Davies. 1873.
Port Ludlow.
F. S. Redfeld. Am. SC. Jorgenson. S71.
Norfolk.
Benz F. Packard. Am. sp. Allen. 2O1S-
Manila.
Susquehanna, Am. sp. Bailey. 25ss.
Seattle.
Henry Willard. Am. sp. Lewis, 1852.
/. London.
Langdale, Br sp.. Hunter. 1889.
Pago Pago.
Philadelphia. U. s. str, Meade.
Nitrate Ports.
Santa. Br bk Stronnar. sss.
Ballard.
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&,
ARRIVALS.
Sunday. August

Sunday. August T.
Stmr claudine. Parker, from Maui.
Stmr. W. G Hall. Thompson. from
Kauai
Gasoline schr. Eclipse. from Kona
Monday Aug. 5.
P. NJ. s. S. City of Picking. Smith.
from the Orient.
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TramWays Time Table.
KING STREET LINE.

KING STREET LINE.
Cars leave Waikiki for Town at
5:45. 6:15, 6:45 a m, and every Is
minutes thereafter till 10:45, Ills
and 11:45 p. m. from Waikiki go to
the Punahou Stables.
Cars leave Rife Range or Pawaa
switch for Town at 5:5S q. m. and
every Is minutes thereafter till HOS
p. M
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Palama at 6:10 a. m. and
every Is minutes after till 1925 D. m.
Cars leave for Palama only at 5
and $50 a m.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki at
5:45 a. m. and every Is minutes till
9:45 p. m, then at 1918 and 10:45
p. m. The 1918 p. m. from Paiama
for Punahou only goes 20 Waikiki on
Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Rifle Range at $50 and
$50 a m.
Cars leave Fort AID King streets
corner for Waikiki at Cos a. m. and
every Is minutes till 1905 D. m, then
at 1926 and 11:05 p. N. The 1885
p m. goes to Waikiki on Saturdays
only.
6ERETANIA STREET AND Ruu-
ANU VALLEY.
Cars leave Punahou Stable for Town
at $50 and for Town and Valley at
$40, $50. $40. $40. $40. I and
1870 a. m.
Cars leave Oahu College for Town
aud Valley at $50. $50 and 7:10 a. m.
ard every 10 minutes TIL 1910 D. m.
except the even hour and half hour
cars which run from the Stable.
Cars seave Nuuanu Valley at $40,
6.3e. $50 a m. and every 10 minutes
thereafter tn 1880 p. N.
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets
for Punahou College at sos. e.25.
6:s5 a m. and every 10 minutes after
tin s.45 p m After that the cars
run TO the Stable up to HOS .. N,
which is the last car from Town.
reaching the Stable at 1880 D. N.
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SANG Ghan
MERCHANT TAILOR

No s. Hotel. 0pp New England Bak-
cry. and Hotel street. opp.
Holman Szio0n-
Suits Made 70 orrer in the Latest
Styles. Perfect Fls Guaranteed.
csethlns cisaned. Dyed and Repaired.
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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND co.
TIME TABLE

From and After january /, 1901
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Last quarter of the Moon on the
9Th at 1882 p. m.
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THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND
MATURITY CO, LTD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

in detail, so It is not known In which towns
IN Kansas the lumber yards will be locat-
ed. but the company viii have at least 200
yards in the state.
Mr.. Fellows went 10 Houston by Invita-
tIon 10 attend a banquet Of Texas business
men given on the night Of November 3 In
honor Of Mr.. Kirby, who had just returned
from New York. where he completed the
organization OF the lumber company with
capital Of S40OO0,OO0 The announcement
gives the following explanation Of the pur.
poses Of the banquet: Banquet rendered
10 Mr.. John II Kirby by the city Of Hous-
ton and the State Of Texas; eOmmemora,
tive Of the industrial awakening In Texas.
Mr. Fellows Is enthusiastic over the ban
auet and the enterprise exhibited by the
Texas people. TO a state Journdl reporter
he said;
II always thought we knew how TO treat
! visitors hut we certainly can get pointers
| from Texas FOR the people down Ia that
great big State have hearts AS big AS thelF
| State. it was never my good fortune to
| meet so many bright. progressive bnsy, BOT
| az the same time genial men. never
| visited buster city than Houston. Inere
| IL hustle and hurry everywhere. me
| streets, banks stores, offices and factories
| arc full Of people There seem "a Dc no
/ idlers | met $50 business meil ~ aii aYoea'
| fions aud ia every lostancc they haa TUE
TO be courteous, polite and hosp!saoie.
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annears In the calculations we Know ma 1nus,
T%jtbin few days, coplons rams mus
faRH, nt n Is not the change Of temperatures
,bof csuses drouth aud rains; aSorge
cbenge IN the earth's magnetic ,,ira
thet csnscs neat and cold u q Wlls+ed
lusarrcbSrred with electricity II u Z. IL
oS IL nnv moisture Is on the VIE l., -
aaTrgunoratcd By the heat ana tne eee'p'Ns
eiS WIEN planetary positions are iueh ~ ~
a" rre me earth vito maghStpC 40
~ M Schorging-that is the coaH AZ hrirgs
w III fhe electric chareea AZ htS "a NJ
AVN with II the upper cola aH anu VIC
have a cold wave 49, .rter5np
Rnt mat electric charge aItSi ~ Iav
~ earth moves up InlVu477nnb borctoe.
h,ro,,ietpr. down through tb9 ne nre uorth.
tct lansing them 10 move ~ n tbp
~ latitndes aud largely cist
eln t,,reS south Of their pNlH' ,o,,. thar
" SCIENTIST Of the present WI ,,s,,nefs
ond afgect each other III a''II, .ls,,sc they
nu n ~ magnetic forces. hul o t,,a "",,aather
laN,at know how 10 work OUT ~ v,estber
~ Ne some Of them a. ,ha ,,ott, forces
ps,o are controlled ~ at,s have
VIA ttbarefore denv that the pIa Names
anr r,h ing 10 do with our weSln,S, arganized
alo ~ eelsr system Il perez ,odissS eJc1
~ rontaining AZ least - ~ shs con
/ Of which is great mssHs'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

mort OF any event than that publishes ~ "a
INC Houston Post of the kirby nanque..
the chronicle Houston's new ahteInoyn
6aner Issued a beautiful edition. AT
Newnine. editor Of the Southwesti OF
dciai organ Of the Texas and Louisiana
innher interests. showed me the AuVahsa
sheets az 4 souvenir edition OF tne pan
anet which viii be artistic IN the sA-
'r .aTS,cv know how to do things doaa Ia
srexas and OF course Texas centefs at
iIonstop' or at least Il looked that way -
mo Mr. b. f. Bonner, general msnaseI
-, tba Southwestern oil company, shoWeu
ne Trough the new refinery. and they are
i ins M rom Texas crude OIL finer 4ual-
itv III reRned oil than Is produced IN
Pennsylvania. ,
~ found my friend Tom Richardson,
,rst a. useful and Just as popular IS ne
yy,ss m Kansas aud II was gratifying 70
sae Ms great work for Houston ana Ie4aS
snnreciated ] thought nKu ehJeyen
@raat times In the past, but they Don
Count Nv visit TO Houston puts them
am In the shade.
~ AIN more especially pleased because
sitch enterprislng business men are cpm-
Inc 10 Kansas aud Il VIII soon be seen tnar
shev mean much 10 the state. Tor am
satisfied that Kansas aed Texas VIII %
more closely related IN commercial eater
prises as time goes On.
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tell you It is a mighty nice thing to mix
with business men Of their character.
''The great industrial banquet given az
Houston In honor of Mr.. John II. kirby
was not only a result OF united action on
the part Of the city government and OF
all the commercial and industrial orgGni-
cations OF Houston, but OF all Texas. Inc
entire Southwest seemed to be Working
10 make the occasion a success. IL was
a magnificent AFFAIR and the man IN whose
honor Il was given is worthy OF Il al, !
had heard a great deal about Mt. Kirby
through b. r. Bonner. Tom Richardson'
c. A. Newning and others, hut this was
nv first opportunity TO meet him l saw
The devotion Of his friends. including the
leading public men aud many Of inc bess
known business men In the Southwest.
was never more impressed with any man
Mr. Kirby has the most magnetic pres,
epce of any man ever met. we VIII teel
his power In Kansas, but his plans as 70
mis- state and the West are not yer en-
tirely completed Al. the people OF Kan
sas will know him soon
~ am glad TO say that the people OF
TEXAS ana more especially those OF hNnh.
ton. FULLY appreciate tho help that ha slls'
N giving them In securing oetief. uesP
water facilities. which viii henent hAnsas
~ much. IL not more, than Texas -.
never have / seen uoFe exhaustive 1e'
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F0RECAST BY FOSTER.

\ \ november %. - Copyrighted,
H. !, |. Fosterl-Last bulletin gave
~, . !. disturbance 10 cross continent
i 3 . 50 warm wave November
n, s' wave November Is to De,
\ De- will reach Pacific coast
q. i eesS 3 cross west Of Rockies
~, = December 4, great central
~ ,s4Ssr ) to !, Eastern states
Il D,,, viii cross west Of Rockies
1, peF ?, great central valleys
n. " kss'ern States peee,ober 7
II. Gross vest Of RoekIes abort
n s.s.,. rat central valleys, pecem-
sis, s' !, slstss December 10.
n sAl.,. q The week ending pecem.
III /. ''tse 'pore normal and rain.
h s,,.s Y tbs bulletin the weather
~ warm and a serious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

drouth viii he affecting the great cen''a
valleys, hoyo now had q
longer run run o. success without q month Ssrsta.
error than ever before tor s,f in ref
P RG seiit 70 the warm and cool Waves error
Guiding cold waves and lrosis, degrees OF
cold and heat and they even nav
been many nor great ,,,a.,lt bni
Rainfall forecasts are more dlih s Trout
hatnl"', ~ missed the rain ana IIOthh
periods in the past six dS5 mq 3Re rains not
predicted. ,,rneratur,
but have c2nqSerG %el, 'hf Shown oSH that
ysIiasl rs,nre au rising gradually above m,
normal means dry a weather s. S long as ~
tSmnerature remains above Norman .
Well known. -, dsv tina
We 6an not feretell the e1aJ when. ate
! drouth and unusually high t,asmnerature
a great aud sudden fan OIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

slant twitchiDg, jerking, Of our magnetic
1ess changing OF relative positions Of these
haif thousand heavenly bodies
But for practical purposes the yaria-
.t5o ~ onr weather may be accounted for
nv the never ending changes going on as
~ ire relative positions OF our sun, earth,
moon and the seven other great planets
Of our solar system.
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ex-MAYoR c. A. FELLOWS TALKS.
Returns From Houston TO Topeka Inn
messed With Texas Enterprise.

Returns From HOUSTON 70 UpSNd w
pressed With Texas Enterprise.
Topeka state Journal.
Tx. Mayor c. A. Fellows returned Sunday
from Houston and he brought back with
him the information that Kansas is in-
Guided In a gigantic lumber concern which
has lust been formed by Texas capitalists,
rbeaded by Millionaire John H. Kirby OF
Texas, oo
,rhe company proposes 70 establish 2ol
lumber wards 10 Kansas and II IS safe 10 sny
NJ cverv citv III considerable Size IN the
Sc Viii he IL rluded 10 the great cutter.
misc and win have one n the yafas e'
Inc kirby Lumber company. 100 -,
ire plans have not yet been woFAea ou'
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Mems and Boys
Furnishings

Mems Fine Lightweight Wooden Under
wear. shirts reinforced neck, stitched
front. nearl buttons, ribbed cuffs, ~
hnlshfd colors light blue and llgnt
brown. were Sis, sale price I'M
Mons RIue and White Striped and Gray
NIived Heavy Fleeced Underwear, Sh r. $
SiiL famed neck and front pearl u
tCns elastic ribbed cuffs, hn.slcd
seams. were $l.a5, sale price ERe
suit o.. ..,-.-.-'.' '''
Mons Lightweight All Wool Under
-, .r'-.s silk hound neck and troni;
pearl buttons all SEAMS 1ae sa GT,a,"' and
hello. we're S2oo sale En
war.s Heavy Elastic Ribbed Underwear;
,shIrts relpforced neck. silk faced. pc ~
bnttons. we're 1925, sale price an
suit . ..,...s- '''''
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So,
Meh me Slik tlesee Llled tnu.t
WeaI' Suifls sii6 hound IN taEe9 irU ,e
e s, GG sb 5n s' and ' Ps T EsS' M
-,
Nso. s sHS, Al re %S% d'asa5'' 3&S5
iieh, hue and tan. were $2.IS, TE
Sale prlcc suit ........t...... HofJ
$500" See window pspiay.
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ParaSOIS

Parasols- 26inch Black English Twill
Gloria. steel rods, natural STICK ha I, e.
paragon frame, we're Zoe Mtle
Sale price ...-'''.'' - -
roraeols-26-inch Heavy Twill Gloria
Steel rod. plain and fancy handles, Pal
ent runner, paragon frame
were 81 so Sale price --'.,.. bsS
I.orasols -26-inch Garcia, SIX, close
rolled. pcarl handles, silver inou y ~
natent runner, paragon frame NkA
were 81 9S, Sale price $3.50,
Parasols-26inch Black SIN FINN, Sigse
rolled. natpnt runner, paragon ,iS - -
t foncv pearl and silver handles, az
were 81 So Sale price. ....'''' t'SS
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chudrcn's School Shoes. In vlci kid
and marine calf, heavy and light soles,
sizes ills 20 =, were ~
$50, now ,.....,.''.s'''.''" AshS
81 sia5 50 NOW ~; were ..o................ CSC
. to S, were EEc
Mems Shoes
Hclmcrs. Rcttman. & Co.'S dnc Patent
Colt skin Lace Shoes, duh mat top,
new Burnett toe, were q I'm
S4.do, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, jaw
Hclmcrs. Bettman & Co.'S Nous Hno
Wei Kid and Box Calf shoes, lace aud
button were SS.du and o mr.
$500, nov Observation-Disclosures. SHG1
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33,9a

Young Mems short Pants apiece Suits;
fine largest and best assortment ol
these Suits shown in city some are
rasts have fancy silk embroidered dots,
While others are dark. overload
plaids and striped worsteds. the new
Green and red mixed cheviotS, Wnlch
are SO popular this season the Sl@.]u
ones now $3.50 $1,000 ones now 500, :. Y
SIS. so ones now $500, VI "
SIS O0 ones now ...........sss' WV
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Choice Of our Ladies' Fine Felt I'm
trimmed shapes. were 75c, s5c A0M
and 0sc, Sale price .....,.... e@oS
Ladies' Fine Fur Felt Unframed
shapes we're s1.5o and Si.os, 0Ge
Misses UntrImmed Felt Flats, all the
new and popular colors. were A Al n
Toe and Csc, Sale price........ fPS1S
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Conforters

53x7o Comforters. print Gov TEn
cred, were 81. 90, now .'...''- wv
eGx73 Comforters. Saline covered, .reyeI-
Sihle pattern, were Sl25. Wm
Tox7s Comforters slkolne covered
zephyr knotted. lined In solid co,ors'
RSrs cotton iilllns' ., were $50 isjy
eGxoo extra large Comforters, SAILING
covered. reversible patterns 40
were s. p, now .......-..'.'' heVS
-ov-s Nercorizrd French Saline GOV
cred. lined In solid colors, pure cotton
filing, were $500 all
now ............. ...'.''''.' @tSC
Comforters. Saline covered, reversible
natterns. down dlled were q an
50. 10, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SsSS
mforters-French Saline covered.
reversible pattern, down filled, K nm
we're Sc 20, now ..........'.. SSVO
ComforterS- Mercerlzcd French satina
covered. rufded edges. reversible pat
terms, down died, were sa.75. 4 E(1
now .....,...., ..,.....,..''' RtSV
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Blankets, Comforts

1o.4 All Wool White Blankets. sill
bonni hlue. red and pink hor a an
ders. we're 81 20, sale price SsSS
ia All Wool White Blankets. deer
border, silk bound, were So 90, 2 Oh
Sale price ......,..'''.'.'.''-' @t% -
liz Extra Heavy All Wool White
RIankots hound white gros grain sllk
vidc border. pink, red and & Ekl
blue, were SIS co. Sale price aFsS~
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ChiIdren's
Clothing Dep'tment

Tha Great S39s counter SaIe-LaTEe
variety of styles in this line of BlGnSes,
the Caddy, also the Russian ana ' h,,.o
The same values for larger boys, or
Young You IN men, such as the 3-picce Vest
SnIt douhIe.breasted round cut coat,
with double.breasted vest and the two
piece suits in dark blue and green mlN-
were $500 to $50, sale price q on
for Nhoipe Observation-Disclosures. WV ~
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We are slashiug prices ON our Foreign
Dress Goods f1r no other reason than
to clear cut tho stock, particularly on
tho cNtrn fine fahrrS' We have done
stacA two weeks ago have made fwn
lots NJ the cNtw hnC fabrics aud
marked hrs, choice at G9c and second
choice al 49c.