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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

been resisted as far as the peoples power
has permitted. Without remission the local
voice has been raised against the continu-
ance of the steam railroad in that beautiful
stretch of sward and trees. The parklets
scattered through the city would have been
absorbed for governmental use long ago
without thought for the city's beauties
but for the determined opposition of the
citizens.
In consequence OF this steady local pres
sure for the recognition of the park prin-
ciple and the establishment of a high
standard of city-making, there has grown
up in Congress, and especially In the Sen
ate, spirit higher than that of mere econ
omy, the spirit of capital making which IS
thu inspiration of the park commissions
appointment and is relied upon now to Sc
cure the adoption of that bodys recon-
mendations. In turn, the people of Wash
ington feel now IN large measure re-
sponsible for the success of this plan of
Improvement. They will expect to see the
park attractions in whose creation they
have assisted and the others which they
have managed to preserve from spoliation
utilized to the best advantage In this grand
project about to be unfolded. They will
expect that whatever elaborate scheme of
w NAoPiiASilh NC piOJSSltu the CtIlti al
and vital principle of preserving the parks
from building intrusion will be scrupulously
maintained. If the governments present
necessities suggest new structures, ample
spaces are available for their accommo-
dalton outside of the reservations. The
most admirable plan of improving the sur
face of Washingtons park system will be
too dearly paid for if it involves the sac
rifice. of the principle that the parks are
held in trust for popular use and recrea-
ton to promote public health and enjoy
ment, and cannot be diverted from that use,
even for public buildings, without breach
of trust.
The personnel of the park commission
IS such as to give the community and Con-
gress the greatest confidence in the artistic
merit of the recommendations to be sub
mftted by 1t, and the assumption Is ire
sistible that the commission will take care
that no feature of It's. project is SO shaped
as to do injury to the principle of park
protection from the consistent mainte-
nance of which much of Washingtons
present attractiyeness has been derived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27


There is an idea in Europe that now
we are on shore at the isthmus We'll stay
there Those who entertain it may be also
of the opinion that we have secretly insti-
gated the trouble in order to provide our
selves with an excuse to play the robber.
And thus the United States is posted again
as a great bully, eagerly striking at little
powers and seeking to extend it's authority
by any means within its command.
1t Is an unloyely reputation, and should
we be surprised? Have not American
newspapers and American politicians for
three years now been assailing the govern
ment in a way to bring it under the sus-
picion of all foreigners? Were not the
reasons given for our Intervention in be-
half of Cuba ridiculed here at home? Was
not the government boldly accused of play
ing the hyprocite and the bully? Was not
its one and only aim described as the ulti-
mate annexation of Cuba?
Turning then to the Philippines, did we
not. according to these same newspapers
and politicians. carry ourselves there In
way to violate not only the principles of
liberty, but the canons of good faith? Did
We not pledge ourselves sOlemnly to the
FiiipinOs through AguinaIdo, their recog-
nized leader? Were they not assured of
independence if they would help us dis
pose of Spain? And did not break our
promise as soon as they had kept theirs,
and make war ON our allies and seize their
country?
Europe has heard many changes rung on
this Indictment. 1t was inevitable that she
should be impressed when senator's and
representatives in Congress, and editors
and publicists took such free and hearty
cracks at their own country. Attention
would not be much attracted now, as
since then the British government has De
come embroiled with the Beers and 1t has
developed that there are English editors
and politicians quite as willing to take the
side of the enemy against their own. But
the pioneers were found in the United
striking curiosity.
We are on shore al the isthmus BY virtue
Of special authority and obligation. and for
single purpose. We shall remain only SO
long as that duty requires. The United
States has no desire to take sides in any
local disputes between parties. They may
indulge in all the shindies they please if
they Will keep clear of that railroad track
over which uninterrupted traffic is guar
anteed. Our business begins and ends there
but 1t is business that We cannot afford to
neglect We are not hunting more land, or
seeking to govern any more people without
their consent. But that our purposes
should be misinterpreted abroad is largely
due to the assaults of Americans upon
their own country and its officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

A steamship that can drive straight
through a fierce gale all the way between
Cherbourg and New York and still shave
her record for the westward voyage by
two hours and fourteen minutes is a very
likely competitor for the prime honors in
ocean sailing. The Kronprinz Wilhelm did
this on her latest run, establishing the
westward run record for herself at five
days, nineteen hours and six minutes,
against the best westward run of all. that
held by the Deutschland. which in August
made the trip in five days. twelve hours
and twenty-three minutes, Under very
much better weather conditions Had the
Kronprnz found smoother seas she might
have reached this point and even gone be-
low it. She is a new steamer, and is just
finding herself" If these German ship
builders keep on they will soon get within
the five-day range.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

Nickel-plated Pitcher, shopworn Reduced from
T5c. to soc.
Gray Euameled Tea Kettles, slightly damaged.
Reduced from TO- to 45c. each.
8 Gray Ennmeled Rice Boilers. Reduced from
81 90 to s0c each.
Gray Enameled Stew Kettles. Reduced from
Toe. to 6[be each.
g Coat Racks with three hooks. Reduced from
25c. TO Zoe. each.
IL cans Ready mixed Paint Reduced from lec.
2 AbeIi Coffee Pots. shopworn. Reduced from
81 90 10 35c. each.
wooden Tray. llightiy damaged. Reduced from
81 . to Soc.
3 Oak Music or Paper Stands Reduced from
i Oak Toilet Cabinet, shopworn. Reduced from
S1-50 to 81 90.
/ Iarre Soap Stone Cake Griddie. Reduced from
81 IS 10 76c
j Jspsnned Bread Boz, dsatsa. Reduced erou
coz. lSc
Fifth noog.
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Coon Dogs and Public Office.

In the discussion of applicants for federal
office one sometimes hears this comment:
What on earth does that man want with
the place? He doesn't need II. He has
every comfort that heart can wish. He has
made name for himself which ought to
satisfy anybody. He comes and goes as he
chooses, he has hosts of friends, and is
never the subject of controversy. Now, II
he takes office that will ali be changed
He will lose both his independence and his
peace of mind. He will be pulled and
hauled hither and yon, will be criticised and
msrepresented will have to do many
things against his own judgment, and will
come out of it all soared as to temper and
Disguised with the world. If 1 were in his
place I'll be hanged # I'll make slave OF
myself for the public!
Let us rejoice that there are many men
of this kind not only willing to accept pub
bic office. but applying for it. They are in
creasing in number all the time. Mr.. Roose-
welt is having some excellent names pre-
scented to him. Lawyers of independent
means and OF large practice; business men
whose ratings in Bradstreet are high;
scholars of established reputation, are will
ing to forego the pleasures of private life
and tackle the hardships and inconven-
fences of public life. And they are the kind
of men we should all wish to see recog-
nized. For. as a rule, the man who has
succeeded in the management of his private
affairs is safe man to whom to intrust pub
lie affairs. The same energy and capacity
he has shown in the one case he is likely to
show in the other. and with like satisfac-
tory result. And maybe he does not be-
come SO much of a slave after all. A little
tact. little system, and a little patience,
go, in public as in private affairs, a long
way.
We have passed, it is to be hoped the
coon dog stage of patronage hunting ana
awards. In the fable from the hunters
lodge We are told that the dog which has
failed on every other scent is usually rec
commended for cOons, and is tried on that
| ''yarmint." For years In this country the
man who had failed in all his private VEN
lures attached himself as last resort to
some political boss or hustler for elective
office and fetched and carried for him be-
fore and on the day of election. Then, in
case of success at the polls, and regardless
of whether he had any capacity for public
| office, he was brought forward for reward
and the President urged to do something
! for him." AS rule, he was appointed to
! place. and as rule. he failed in it and the
| country suffered. If this type of office seek
| er is being discouraged. and the other has
| come to stay, great will be the public s
| gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

There have been an unusual number of
bicycle accidents during the past few days
suggesting that either the wheelmen or
the pedestrians. or BOTH are growing care
less In the use of the streets. The pave
mcnts are naturally more crowded at this
season of the year than at other times.
and the dangers are consequently greatly
increased. 1t behoOves every person. upon
stepping from a curb, to be constantly on
guard against possible collision But it
likewise behOoves the wheelman to be ex-
ceptionaliy careful at crossings and in
dc ed at all points in the more frequented
streets 1t is to be feared that the ex-
ample of iaw-defiance set by many automo-
bilists has had a demoraIizing effect upon
the bicyclists. There should be no dis
elimination in the treatment of delinuuents.
whether they ride on two wheels or four.
and whether accidents result from their
reckiessness or not. The police should ar
rest every person who propels a machine
% any kind through the streets at an IL
legal rate. If the autos are driven too
rapidly for the policemen to overtake them
and TO arrest their operators some regu-
latioG must be devised to permit the iden-
titication of the machine by license num-
Der. 50 that yiOlators of the law may be
apprehended later. even if they manage
to evade immediate arrest. The street
crossings must be kept safe for pedestrians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Picture Department.

Large Colored Picture, Landscape Scene IN
Sf.Sa. Wv W
duced from S.. 90 to 81 50
Pictures, ''H"ntlng S~enes.' in black frames
Reduced from So so to 81 80 each
Colored PHOTOGRAPH Colonial Child In broyv,
and gold frame. Red"ced from $500 to sIs0
Large Picture. Lion in brown frame Re-
duced from 81 80 to 81 a5
Small Pictures Fancy Figures" In black and
gold oval frames Reduced from 81 10 to SOC each
larre Etching. 81 andsrapA Scene in gold
frame Pednced from $500 to 50 so
1 Small Water Color. ''Lanlsrapc Soener in
to Sl.Sa. ~
200 Water Color Sun Bonnet Pictures, mounted
on gray cards. ready for framing. Reduced from
25r To Toe. each.
30 Water Color Pictures ''RaIIet Girls" small
sizes. Redwood from 81 90 to 25c. each.
$50 Nelox Photographs, copies Of noted paintnSs
mounted on 11Sl4 gray cards ready for framing
Reduced from soc. to loo. each.
Fourth floor
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China Department.

LIMOGES China Dinner Set, two cups missing.
Redured from So, so to s11.15
1 12piece Decorated Toilet Set, slightly dam
aged. Reduced from $500 to 81. %
Odd Decorated English Porcelain Wash Bowls
and Pitchers. Reduced from $500 To 81 Is set.
Odd Decorated Toilet Pitchers. Reduced from
Coo. to 35e. each.
A Umbrella Jars, slightly damaged. Reduced from
81 % to Toe. each.
Decorated Austrian China Chocolate Pots. Re-
duced from $1-50 to 81 90 each.
Decorated Austrian China Marmalade Jars.
Reduced from s.. % 10 81 90 each
Odd Decorated Havilsnd China Sugar Bowls.
Reduced from 81 IS TO TIC. each.
Decorated Austrian China Hair Receivers,
slightly damaged. Reduced from I5c. TO Toe. each.
10 Odd Decorated Haviland China Breakfast
Plates importers samples. Reduced from 40c TO
PC. each.
3 Odd Decorated English Porcelain Sauce Boats
Reduced from 50c. to 25c. each
Decorated japanese Salad Bowl damaged. Re-
duced from $l.75 TO 75c.
Fifth floor
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Boys Clothing DENT.

80 pairs Atwood Short Pants in stylish mix.
pair. i'n si--' 10 csc.
3 Atwood Blouse Suits: sizes & & and & Re.
dnced from $3.50 and SIS 90 to 50 so each
x WOOL Suits. double breasted, medium weight.
sizes " 10. 10. IA. Is and 49, Reduced from "a TX
TO 81 % each ih ~"'''
10 Fine Navy Blue Serge Blouse Suits prettily
, paa and braided: sizes 4. s. s, II and ~
Reduced from $500 TO So rs each "
Ii Vest Suits in navy blue and fancy r,i,od
ehefio,socoat. pants vest and shield front: sizes
= D. ., 8 and 10. Reduced from IS 90 and SO 90
Fine Long Pants Suits tcoat. pants and vesil:
each ~ T'--'0 l" gov
p Golf Cans and Double-band Polo Cans for
ooss; small and medium sizes Reduced from 5te
10 Fancy Striped Roman Toques or Stocking
Cans Reduced from 75c. TO csc each
Unlaundered Percale Shirt Waists s.Nothe,,s
triend' brand; sizes to Z. Reduced from 5oc
Third floor
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4 Nice Game.

Il came mighty near being cheated out Of
that election" said Senator Sorghum;
mighty near. 1t made me think of a poker
game 1 was once in.
What kind of a game was that?' asked
the attache who has had his salary raised
several times for laughing In the right
place.
We'll, all 1 can say about it is that if the
other fellows hadn't been too busy stacking
the cards and dealing off the bottom to
take any notice of me 1 never would have
gotten chance to ring in cold deck on
them.
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ColOred Dress Goods Dept.

A very large collection of desira-
BILE remnants, including ends of
pieces of all sorts of dress goods,
mostly short lengths-for waists and
skirts, though many of them are long
enough for dresses-at an average
of third and half. A great variety
OF fabrics, plain and fancy, such as
Henriettas, Camels Hair Cheviots,
Broadcloths, Nenetians, Serges,
Lansdowns, Barege Popliris, Plaids.
Albatross and Golf Cloths.
This clearance of dress goods ends
offers an opportunity to buy sub
stantial Xmas gifts at decided saw
ing, and the goods are in every way
desirable.
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Mems Furnishing Dept.

"a Mems Ribbed Merino shirts ana Drawers a !,
and 40. reduced from $500 to 81 so garment.
20 pairs Mems Fine Imported Bicycle Hose, with
feet Reduced from 81. $500 and 81 70 to IL 90.
10 pairs Mems Fancy Cotton Half Hose; sizes
9b to IL Reduced from soc. to 3oc.; pairs for
$1.0O.
grays: sizes Z, ~, 81 and s1a. Reduced from
81. % to 81. so pair.
l WOODEN Bath Robe. block plaid pattern; size
IS. Reduo ed from $500 to 800
80 Mems Colored Madras Shirts for business
wear; one pair OF cuffs match; sizes II. 14. 15
49, and 1871 Reduced from 81 30 to S1.O0 each.
pairs Mems Fancy Suspenders. odds and ends.
Reduced from 81 so and 81 rs to 81 90 pair.
IL pairs Mems Fancy Suspenders. Reduced from
So co. 81. % and $3.50 to $3.50 pair.
Mems Wool Sweaters, alternate stripes; sizes
"a to a. Reduced from $500 to $1.O0 each
First floor.
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WOmen's Suit Dent.

II Women's Fine Tailor-made
SUITS of Atwood Venetian and
Cheviot; some trimmed with taffeta
strappings; Others with braid-tan,
black and blue; sizes "a, 90, 3S and
30.
$3.50 each. Were $4,000 & $1,000.
8 Oxford Gray Walking Suits. with n,.,d ,.o,...
blouse style; sizes "a. 80 and ss Reduced Tram
Sls5o to $50 each u NUN
To $3.50. u"'eu from slooO
kedut ed from SIS 50 to SlOO0 ~
$1,000 TO IS 90. O"'eo ii"n
Ah,wcol Cheviot Walking Skirts fine oualItv-
Reduced from S12.5 TO $500 each
" six Waists. I'm assorted light shades spa N
variety OF STYLES; sizes 81, "a 30 and as Re-
uuceu from Sc IS and s.. 80 20 81 10 each
10 SILK Evening Waists. In assorted shades and
sHies; sizes "a 36 and 3s. Reduced from ST. 80
aud $500 TO $3.50 each f-'O
Third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

When you go home at night and in review
Call up the things that you have had to do,
Can you, in truth, with hand upon your
heart,
Declare you've done the gentlemanly part ?
Have you not criticised in accents loud
The car conductor, toiling through the
crowd?
Have you not made some small boy play
the part
OF impudence, to hide the inner smart?
Have you not made the chains of thralldom
ciank
For the receiving teller at the bank,
Because at 3 you made him hustle, when
You might as easily have called at 10?
Have you not failed with former warmth
to greet
Some old-time friend, discouraged and I'M
neat?
Have you not left with some unlucky elf
The penalty for what you did yourself?
1t you, before unto repose you go,
Unto these various things can answer no,
You may sweet slumber, all unbroken take
And look for well-earned wings when you
awake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Upholstery Department.

800 yards 2T-inch Ecru Lace Net. Reduced from
S0c. to 1Sc yard.
200 yards 45-inch White Madras in five dinerent
patterns Reduced from SOC. to 81 lsc. yard.
800 yards 40-inch White Swiss Muslin Reduced
from Zoe. to 12lsc. yard.
odd Portieres In green and gold, suitable for
single doors or couch covers. Reduced from $500
to $3.50 each.
Oak Hall Rack, with beveled edge mirror He
duced from SEQ to $500.
Oak Hall Rack. with beveled edge mirror. Re-
cuced from $2S.O0 to $500.
Several one and two-pair lots Of Lace Curtains,
Including Renaissance. Irish Point Brussels Net
TAmbour Net and Nottingham. Reduced to
One half regular prices.
Second floor
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

Womens Iuffeta Silk Petticoats, accordion
plated flounce, trimmed with two narrow ruftes
Reduced from $3.50 To 1915 each.
5 fine Cambria Corset Covers, tight back, full
front, round neck, trimmed with embroidery and
ribbon; sizes AZ aud A. Reduced from 5oc. to
25e each.
6 pairs Women's Muslin Drawers, trimmed with
wide rufie of embroidery and cluster OF tucks
Reduced from 81 90 to Soc pair
l Imported Pink Surah Silk Dressing SacQue
lined with flannel. large sailor collar, long front
deliberately trimmed with lace insertion and wide
lace ruffles Reduced from $500 to $1,000.
2 dainty Pink and Blue Albatross Dressing
Sacques square yoke back and front trimmed
back and front. Reduced from $50 to $3.50 each.
Second floor,
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Infants Department.

Chidren's Black Tafeta Silk Coat. trimmed
with narrow velvet and large tucked collar OF
white null edged with lace. Reduced from soo.oo
to $500.
Children's India Iinon Dresses, long waist;
tucked collar and cuffs, trimmed with lace and
insertion Reduced from 81. IS to $3.50 each.
l Childrens Black Felt Hat, trimmed with
large black satin bow and green velvet. Reduced
from So 90 to 81. as.
5 Infants Nainsook Long Slips, square yoke OF
lace and Hamburg insertion, finished with rufi1e OF
Embroidery Eeduced from 81 % to rs each.
G Infants Nafnsook Long Slips, yoke of insertion,
embroidery on neck and sleeves. Reduced from
81. 90 81 so each
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Bargain i'm
WOmen's Trimmed Hats.

A number of Hats, in the best
shapes, stylishly trimmed with fancy
quilts, breasts, pompons, ribbon and
panne velvet. Some of them are
freshly trimmed and just from the
work room, and are $1,000 values. A
few have been on sale and are bit
mussed. We offer them at
SAYS each.
Less than half price.
In connection with the above,
we have reduced all the finer trim
med velvet and felt hats, including
the imported models, and offer them
at half former prices.
Millinery Parlors-Second floor
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Lamp Department.

/ Large Parlor Lamp. Reduced from $500 10
50 90.
Metal Parlor Lamp. Reduced from 5000 10
$500.
1 Large Decorated Lamp Globe. Reduced from
s.. 90 to So 90.
1 Large Decorated Lamp Globe. Reduced from
S.. 90 to IS. 50.
1 Green Silk Lamp Shade. Reduced from IS 20
to $1.00.
Fancy Candle Shades. Reduced from 25c. 20
Toe. each.
2 dozen Fency Wax Candies. soiied Reduced
from 40c TO zoe. dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Bows Furnishing DENT

bnvs White Madras Nerlieee Shirts with crrrs
10 match: sizes IL and Il. Reduced from nc .ns
81 90 To 500. each, '"'
- pairs Toys Gray and Tan Castor Gloves for
80. pair ~ |i''o ~
Redr"ed from Soc. 10 PIC each
BOYS Navy Blue Sweater: size 81 Reduced
p Rows SIR Band Rows and String Ties pa-
owed from 2oc. to Toe. each; 3 for 25c
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Bargain i'm
WOa19em's Lace Robes.

A few very handsome black Chan
lilly Net Robes reduced to close
Beautiful patterns; ruffles and rich
black velvet applique trimmings
We offer them as follows:
5000 Robes. Now $3.50.
$4,000 Robes. Now $1,000.
$4,000 Robes. Now $4,000.
And a few others.
Lace Dept.-First floor.
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Dress Trimming Dent,

Az yds. Black Spangled Gimp inch wide.
Reduced from 81. % TO 90 for piece.
u yd. Brown Chenille Gimp, with jet and steel
beads, 21a inches wide. Reduced from 1894 to
s.. 90 for piece.
2 yds. Silver Spangled Gimp, " inch wide. Re-
duced fire M soc. 10 4Vc. for piece.
q I'd. Persian Gimp Ia inches wide. Reduced
fIom 81 81 to soc. for pe"e.
1H yds. Black Velvet and Spangled Gimp, 1h
inches wide. Reduced from 22O TO 81 IS for pee
q yd. Black Silk Applique, III inches wide.
Reduced from 81 "a to Zoe. for piece.
First
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Misses Department.

Blue Refer Suit. trimmed with braid. siza '.
Reduced from $500 to IS 90 90 10
Blue Sailor Suit. with red silk COLLAR. s,za n
Reduced from S12. 30 to s. 90 e "
. .tls Jackets, In blue. black and brown. sizes
~, 10 ana IL Reduced from 81 80 10 81 a5 each
Girls Military Capes. Reduced from IS 90 20
Third fjoar
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Bargain i'm Women's
Linen Efandkerc l1iefs.

y dozen All-linen handkerchief,
very sheer and dainty; some hem
stitched, some lace trimmed-all en-
broidered in new and pretty designs,
including dainty vines all around
edge. Special price
I5c. each; $I.75 the dozen.
Extra fine quality and nice for
Xmas gifts.
First donr-Tenth ST.
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Furniture Department.

50 Natural Wood Foot Stools strongly made and
very convenient. Reduced from 25c. TO Be-. each
Mahogany Table, fancy design, lower shelf.
French legs, slightly marred. Reduced from So
to So so.
1 Large Oak Chair. closely woven cane seat. Re-
dnced from 81. 90 To So 90
Oak and Imitation Mahogany Slipper Stoois.
with genuine rush seat-very strong and durable.
Reduced from IS 90 10 So 30 each
Fine Golden Oak Slipper Stool woven cane
seat-very neat. Reduced from $500 10 So 90.
] Full Roll Rattan Body Carriage removable
corduroy cushions. rubber tires white satin parasoi
slightly damaged. Reduced from SIS 90 TO SIC 90.
Fourth floor
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Shoe Depart ment.

So pairs women's Ideal Kid and Vitalic Calf
Lace Shoes; sizes 3. T. AZ, and 5E AA-4. AZ; .
B-2k, AZ. &, 6ls and tx C-2h. 3, 4. 5. g. 6ts,
7Is and d. Reduced from so to S1.95 pajr.
6 pairs Boys Calf Lace Shoes; sizes 4. Az ana
51a B-4 and AZ ca ID. Reduced from $500 to
95c. pair. o,,
4 pairs Youths Calf Lace Shoes; sizes 12ia and
1917 BIB C-1s d. Reduced from 500 to Toe pr