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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-31

green, came and leaned for support
against the wall and saw his fate,
hanging az first upon the dizziness of
Concha's fingers, immersed at laA,
an ultimate ingredient.
you will--you will marry me if |
succeed" cried she.
"Concha," sighed he, IL swear |
would marry even this old Indian
chief cook
The Indian chief cook was a siren
uous, huge and bony party, who wore
white cloth wrapped round her legs
instead of a skirt
When the guests arrived Sonora
Ortiz tioated forth to greet them.
Her lord was stricken dumb. Behold,
she wore the blue! \ dread crunch-
ing of teeth was distinctly heard by
the federal senator.
The dinner was served. Porfirio
Diaz' portrait had been transferred to
the dining-room. The walls were
draped with Mexican flags. The num-
bling secretary's wife was good and
quiet, like pussy. The federal sem
ator dashed in with his equally dash
ing lady. The governor stalked to his
chair, scanning the viands narrowly.
His wife, a little pallid woman in
white satin. seemed tired of all the
earth At the tables head. with his
wife at his right. sat Senior Ortiz,
black, savage. He surveyed the board.
He watched the Mattresses come and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

Vyo, it was % below zero and at Lam
der, Wyo., q below.
Two men. named Wright Fisher ana
DIR. Dewitt Jordon. Of Nincennes, 1ne-,
We're frozen to death Friday night near
Terre Haute They are said TO nave
been intoxicated.
DR.. Robert Curry, of Pittsburg, oled
at Allegheny Friday night.
The mercury at St. Paul. Mimi, reached
. degrees below zero Saturday morning,
ar clock.
Joseph zulager, aged, s. years, fell into
the snow and froze TO death.
At La Crosse, Wis, the Mississippi
river is frozen over.
Milwaukee recorded Il degrees below
zero, Saturday. Everything was frozen
up except the breweries.
The temperature at Chicago, Yesterday
morning at 6 o'clock, was degrees below
zero.
Twenty below zero was the weather
report at Marshalltown, Iowa, yester-
day
The storm on the coast of London is
abating. bur yesterday morning a bark
went down and seven We're drowned.
The national anthem Of Great Britain
is now undergoing revision. Instead of
God, Save Our Gracious King the re-
frain viii be changed TO God, Save Our
Lord the King"
Samuel Gompers has been reelected
president of the American Federation OF
Labor: James Duncan. Of Boston, was
reelected first Vice-president.
George Leroy and Wright escaped from
the guard at the United States barracks
at Columbus Ohio. Saturday. The
former was recaptured.
The City hall at Nebraska City, Neb.,
was burned yesterday
Two men, named John O'Donnel and
Frank Waggett, died Thursday at Bev-
erly, Mass, from drinking wood alcohol.
Smallpox is raging at Boston. Twelve
new cases were discovered yesterday,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
1--WE VIII Not Do Without Peruna."

Mr.. James 4. Stalls, diego, Ms, writes;
II can say that Peruna has cured my
four-year old boy of the tonsilitis. and
that Of the worst stage. He had IT last
winter and 1 took him to three of the
best doctors and got no relief. When I
took him to the fourth his tonsils were
SO inhamed that blood was running out
of them. The doctor said he could re-
duce them. So I used MS medicine for
four or i've weeks. and the boy GOT but
very little better. There was week or
two that We thought he would choke TO
death in spite Of all we could do.
IN looking over your almanac I saw
Peruna recommended for throat trouble,
50 ] wrote TO DR.. Hartman in regard TO
my boys throat. He recommended Peru
ma, and in less than two months his
throat was wei. I got one bottle of Pc
runa and 1t cured him sound and well.
We VIII not do without it and viii use it
for all throat and lung trouble"
JAMES A. STALLS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
A Family Medicine.

7. 0. sImmersett, editor Of THE Mes
senger," Red Bank. y. J.. writes The
Peruna Medicine Co. as follows:
Gentlemen-"I certainly feel grateful
to you for putting such great catarrh
remedy on the market. 7 believe that
more than half the people with whom
Z come in contact have catarrh in some
form and I don't see why more of them
don't use Peruna and get well
Myself and family we're all sick a
few days ago with stomach trouble and
used Peruna with very satisfactory re-
suits and at one-tnird the cost it would
have been had we called in a physician
who could not possibly have prescribed
a better remedy than Perura."
i. o. SUMMERSETT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
OF Are in
Pauna Is Greatest on

No man il better known in the state Of
Nebraska than Mr.. Carl T. Roberts. con-
tractor and mason. 4 typical American
active, shrewd and fun OF bIsiness
sagacity. He is not only a provider for
his family, but protector IN a recent
letter 10 Dr Hartman he writes. among
other things, as follows:
"our boy, James, had the membran-
Gus Group and after ne had recovered
he was subject TO repeated attacks of
lung fever.
"Our boy, Charlie, was also subject
70 attacks Of pneumonia and pleurisy.
Our third boy, John, was subject to
fever and ague (malariaD and liver
trouble.
"Your remedy, Peruna, cured my
boys entirely, and now have three Of
the heaIthiest boys in the state Of
Nebraska, which attribute to your
medicine. My wife had stomach
trouble which Peruna also cured.
Altogether for my whole family we
have had nineteen bottles of Peruna.
and have thus saved over $500 in
doctors bills.
"a am contractor and mason by
trade, and am known all over Ne
braska. have had Z stomach trouble
which has been greatly relieved by
your remedy, Peruna, for which J am
etiI taking it. We thirk it is the
greatest medicine on earth"
E c. T. ROBERTS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
Falls CITY. Nebraska.

Mr. T c. Walker. Carneiro. Kansas,
writes; 1t is with pleasure that l re-
pert that ] am better than I have been
TO-. many years ] believe Perlna is
without a doubt the best medicine that
was ev'r used in q family. It has cured
my nervousness. with which 7 had been
afflicted for 4 great number Of years"
1t is fact of eyer-increasing astonish-
ment. that so many otherwise sensible
and brovident people Will for the neglect
Of so simple q precaution as to have a
bottle of Per,lna at hand. bring upon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

complete work on chronic catarrh
sent free TO any address by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

As soon as the value Of Peruna is
fully appreciated by every household,
both as a preventive and cure Of these
affections, tens Of thousands Of lives
will be saved, and hundreds Of thou
sands OF chronic, lingering cases Of
disease prevented. Peruna is house
hold safeguard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

themselves the needless suffering and
foolish expense that a practitioner Of med
icine is forced TO witness every day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

regulates the periods, dries weakening
drains, heals Inflammation aud ulcera-
ton. and cures female weakness. It
tranguilizes the nerves, encourages the
appetite and induces refreshing sleep.
There IS no substitute for Favorite
Prescription, for there IS netting Just
as good for wornanly Ills.
az wish % advise the suffering women of this
great Land of The good have received frosn Or.
hcrce F2vo-ltc Prescription and Golden Med
ical Discovery. writes Mrs Mary SkSpnc1. of
Columbus Grove. Putnam Co. Ohic- -FoV fcuF
ye2rs had been q Sufferer from female Troubles
and az times was unable to do even tlse house
work Tor three Il th1 family. ( had such Dagrs
that suffered almost death dozens cf times rut
after taking i've Bottles q yolr medicine. eza
gruthtnIiy say thar -nY he0ltE was e-catfv i'm.
proved have a god sppezite ara s-l catnicF
u resh rlEat alcssg Anis SruuE The Er>E
time Il eve Tezrs thzt have tole ms hosse
eleznlng a. ny snvseif and TltAoal the least
issgcs Ehscevsr Z hups ~ suSc--rs vcr1ea
nay EoS T-lief zs have 6oae
~ sam II Tvei Eht nas been lust ts1 p-uncS
ara I an s-5l rz.niug~
Dr. Pieces Common Sense Aie65ca1
Adviser, iooS large psges. paper covers.
Is sent free on receipt OF - cne-ccut
stamps to pay expense 81 mailing orr,
OF for cic.h-noun8 book. send b s.sT1ps.
Addrsss Dr. & T. Pierce. Buffalo, y Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

T. J. Walden OF jamestown, n. Y,
writes rs fellows 70 DIR. Hartman:
"Peruua is curing my wife OF female
trouble. and we beth declare Peruna 10 be
the grandest medicine on earth ana it will
always be a household remedy with Us.
"Refore taking your treatment 1 mad
not done a days work for twelve weeks. 3"
T. J. WALDEN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
Peruna Kept In the House for Five

Years.
Mr.. Albert Lietzmann. 1886 Milwaukee
avenue. Chicago. H.. writes;
y am only TOO glad TO inform you that
I am feeling splendid and have never felt
better in roy life.
Through the advice OF a friend l tried
Peruna, and am glad to say it cured me
TO perfection. 1 began 10 tell friend
about Peruna TIE other day anu 1 had nc
sooner commenced than he told me lis
folks have kept Peruna in the mouse for
the last I'VE years. ] am sure 1 wouldn
do without it. Mother also uses il &c
keep herself in good health
ALBERT LIETZMAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15

Mr. J. H. Billings. Tyronza, Ark.
writes:
My wife and ny little boy six years
old and myself have been using your
medicine. I was broken down and my
wife had catarrh. I never saw anything
like Peruna for a strength producer and
appetizer" j. II BILLINGS.
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7
On Tuesday evening Mrs. ". S. Bott
entertained in honor of her father, Mr..
Chas. Wood, the occasion being his 6lst
birthday. Afr. Ralph Wood furnished the
amusement for the evening with his pho
nograph, after which ice cream. fruits
and cake were served. Those who were
present and made the evening so enjoy
able We're: Mr.. and Mrs y II. Wood Of
Clearwater; Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Hatfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wood, Miss Bedtime
Wood of Clearwater Myrtle Carlton. Mr.
OreaI Emmerson and Mr.. Wood younger
son. Blaine, who has just returned from
Fairburv Nebraska.
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an, Chicago: Geo. D. Ella. Cincinnati; J. g.
Johnson. south Carolina: +. X. Donovan,
Frankfort, Ky; Jos y. Mckee. Johnsto w-,
"a; q. B. Dunlop. New York: ID. G. Strick-
Ter, Leray. Va; {. w. Borum, virginia: =
); Webb. Louisiana: J. L. Jeffres. Nirsinia .
!. w Griffin. Bedford City. Va: +. n.
Richmond. Va
Johnson-L. ochs. Louisville. Ky: Walter
SSoisaware and wife Irwin. Pa: w r
Smah, richmond, Va; Philip c Shafr.r.
York. -
Dewey-Gec-so ID. Brush. New Haven
Sonn.; f. A. Fan, New York: ]. b. Perry,
West Virginia.
Gordon-Mrs. n. Hamilton. netro,t. Goo
A. Buschland, Fremont. Ohio: Mr. and Mrs
=. X Whitney, Massachusetts: Mr. and
mrs. +. ID. Spencer. New York: Z. a Rock
MOOD WOOD, Newark, N. j.; c. G. lockwood, In,
Princeton, N J. -
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$500 to SI2.oo each.
Millinery Parlors-Second floor.
Little Childrem's
Clothing.

There is everything for baby's
wear here-dainty, practical little
frocks for twenty-five cents-and the
beautiful and exclusive things we
bring from Paris.
Paris and American Refers, Hats
and Caps are offered for Saturday,
among which are the following eX-
Cellent values:
Children's White Pioue Refers. collars finished
with hemstitched lawn rufiie; lawn tie Each $1.25
Chldren's Cloth Refers, collars trimmed with
braid some stitched-blue, red, gray and navy.
Chdren's Cloth Refers, three-quarter length,
in light and dark effects: trimmed with stitched
bands Of satin and velvet to match-some tailor
unlsHeu- Edcn SJOu 10 Sl0oU
Infants Null Caps, cosc-ftting, trimmed with
hemstitched tucks. edged with lace. Each. .25c.
Infants Sun Hats, corded effects. with crown
buttoned on-white, pink and blue. Each. Soc.
Children's Large Hats of fine embroideries, null
and Point d Esprit lace; trimmed with lace and
ribbon. Each. 50. rs to $40 90
Second floor,
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Arlington-F. w. Zoos, New York; E. II.
Harvey, Boston; w. E. Stevens, Seattle;
Miss S. l.. Guild, Boston; Charles Burnett.
ST. Louis.
Shoreham-Mrs. A. C. McMechen Wheel
ing, w. Va; Adam Goodrich, Chicago; F.
E. Abbott. Cleveland; A. E. Harding, L. S.
NJ. c.: Mrs. L. Edwards, Chicago; w. F.
Garrett, Philadelphia; Mrs. j. L. Ross,
Cambridge, Mass.
Willard's-G. H. Houshen West Virginia;
L. B. Milliken, Saco, Ne; E. Ellsworth,
Riggs-w. R. Colby. Salem, Mass; E. s.
ONeili, Bayonne, N. j.; Miss l.. E. Morse,
Boston.
KY; Max Bloomstein. Nashville, Tenn;
Geo. w. speyer. Philadelphia; S. A. Steele,
New York.
Ebbitt-P; D. Barker, Mobile. Ala; A. W.
Mass: E. H. East, Nashville, Tenn; Col.
H. NJ. Roberts, U. s. A; Geo. w. Bliss,
Portland. Me-; P. Robertson, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Raleigh-W. 1. Cranberry. Nashville.
Tenn; ]. NJ. Patterson. p. w. French,
Pittsburg. Pa: z. s. Bliven. Philadelphia;
P. D. Robinson. Pennsylvania: c. F. WIFI
ney and wife. Toledo: G. S. Fowler, Fort
Wayne; r. H. Meade. Richmond, Va; II.
Va; Kirke La Shelie, c. e. Zerfoss, New
York; s. e: Burgess, Baltimore; John Lind
ner, Carlisle. Pa; w. r. Trigg, Richmond,
Va; Kirk La Shille. C. E. Zerfoss. New
York; w. L. Mckee. Atlanta, Ga; Murray
Wheeler. Mobile. T. w. Norris and wife,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Cochran-H. N. Batchelder, H. X. Rob-
erts, Salem, Va; p. Schenck, DAYTON, Ohio;
]. w. Butterworth and wife. Philadelphia;
VIM. Todd De Van. Va: Mr.. and Mrs S.
J. NJ McCarroll. Harrisburg Pa: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fredk. J. Allen. Auburn, N Y; Mr.
and Mrs. VIM w. Watson, Passaic N ].
Richmond-Mr. and Mrs. N E. Guerin
jr., Sandusky, Ohio; Mrs. ]. S. Crewitt
Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. G. w. CHAMPION, st.
Adams. VT; Mrs. Salome Cutler Fairchilds,
Albany, N. Y; A. NJ. Burnham. Hamilton,
N. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Perine, Trenton,
N. j.; L. Victor Baughman, Baltimore,
Md; c. NJ. Helmer and wife, Buffalo. N
Y; Jean Hawkins, Albany. N. Y.
Metropolitan. d. Reynolds. New York;
n. Lancaster, Louisville, KY; c. 8. Wheel
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Corset
Departn

A complete Corset department.
full of the best qualities and styles,
including charming Partisan novel
ties of our direct importation, for
street and evening wear.
Also complete line of the me
dium and lower priced goods, among
which are the following excellent
makes:
Girdle Corsets, batste. Pair. ............S 81 90
X. d O.. Corsets, extra long, medium and short.
=
g b. Corsets, straight front. Pair. ....... 81. 10
Her Majesty Corsets, suitable for stout figures.
W. 9. c. Corsets, straight front, low bust, long
hips. Pair. .................S s. rs
T. D. Corsets straight front, long hips. Pr. IS 90
Latest Style Busties. Each. .25c. to 75c.
Womens SeTviettes. Dozen. 60c. to soc.
Second floor.
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The "Arnold" Knit Night
Gowns for Infants
with stirring string.)

with stirring string)
Of course you can keep baby COW
cred. What matter ii he is too
young for night drawers?
Here's a Night Gown long and
roomy, with drawing string at the
bottom.
Made OF fine, soft knit webbing,
not too warm, yet snug and warm
enough for protection-you can
leave off much of the oppressive bed
covering on the hot nights. He'll
be safe from colds.
ooc. to CSC, each.
"a full line of the ARNOLD Knit Underwear for
Women and Children.'D
Infants Dept.-Second floor.
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ITEMS
Furnishing Department.
First floor, just inside the door
For tomorrow, Saturday:

|, (t1rst floor, just inside the door,
For tomorrow, Saturday:
New Neckwear,
In Reversible Runchunda SILK Four In hand and
Batwfng Ties-navy blue, black and white grounds
Scarfs OF fancy grenadine. Each. .......... ooS.
We also call attention to the new
Manchester" Four in-H Hand,
Designed to tie in a long, narrow knot. such as
will fill the space of the high folded col 20,
lars IN vogue. Each. .....--.,.-......... w.
Also strong assortment of
Fancy Half Hose,
Black and white effects being particularly -o.
III demand. faf .......--............. w.
Golf Neckerchiefs
Of Printed Foulard Silk-green and red @
navy and white-a late fad. Each. Tl.OO
Linen Cellular Aextex
Underwear for men. Per suit ............. Yo.oo
Cartwright and Warmers
lightweight. full-fashioned White Merino G
Underwear for men. Per suit. ........... Pf.oo
Dermophile Underwear,
Medium weight, Atwood Underwear that we guar
antee not to shrink. WIN give you other Under
wear for any that You shrink. Per ca ~
SaN
First floor.
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Boys
Furnishing Department.

(Adjoining Mems Store)
Complete lines of Boys Furnish
ings. AS much attention given to
these as to the mems goods.
All the new spring fashions are
ready.
Cambria Night Shirts, neck, fancy trimmed
fronts; also plain white Each. ............. soc.
Muslin Night Shirts, fancy trimmed front, col
lar and cuffs; also plain white. Each. ...... Soc
Unlaundered Muslin Shirts linen bosoms, pat
ented buttonhole in back to protect neck from
pulton. Edo oSc.
Better grade at 5oc.
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Special Sale of
Sewing Machines.

Recently added a lower-priced
Sewing Machine to our collection.
1t is called the Enterprise" 1t is
as good, in every respect, as higher
priced machines, and is sold with the
same hve-year guarantee. Solid oak
3 drawers; full set of attachments.
Bought at a price concession, en-
ables an Unusually low price,
$3.50.
Same machine, drop head,
$1,000.
Samples in nth st. window.
DEPARTMENTS floor
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Irwin Jones Returns Home.

irwin +. Jones. the young man who went
out OF the city to work Tuesday. and who's.
mother believed he had been kidnapped. as
published In yesterdays Star. retur ed
nome about $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon. He had merely gone 10 Marlboro In
do some electric work on the Catholic
church there. The young man was sur
prised that his absence over night had
CAUSED his mother SO much uneasiness.
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Child rem's
Millinery.

A most satisfying array of Hats
for girls and children. More grace,
more beauty, more real htness-a
departure from the conventional
styles of heretofore.
For Saturday we display
A varied assortment of Tuscan. Neapolitan and
fancy brads, prettiy trimmed with flowers and
ribbons.
Also large Dropping Picture Hats, stylishly trim
med, with velvet strcamerS. buckles and
flowers; others with flowers and ribbon, in most
becoming and effective styles.
$500 to SI2oo each.
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MARRIED,

slMMoNs.BoGGS. In Rockville Nd on April "a
III. by Ut White, ROBERT SIMMONS 30
Bessie boGGs. both Of this city.
"AiSh,GooDCHlIp. ON April is loot az St
Aoysius Church. by Rev. l.. J. Casey \ 4
JERE WALSH OF Indiana and MARY nj coon,
CHILD Of this city,
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Third floor.
W0rmem's
NeckfiXimgs.

The handsomest collection of nov
elites in Paris and American Neck
wear we have ever shown. Some
very elegant specimens have just
been added to the stock.
fun line of Feather Boas in lengths from TX
to ~ yards, including black, white, white
and black, light and medium gray and natural.
India Null Sailor Collars, which make nice fin
ish to shirt waist, prettily trimmed In narrow
tucks and Valenciennes lace Each. SOC to 81. 90
Also the newest idea in a soft white Turnover
Goiiar of ah-oyer carbohydrates a beautiful
First floor =
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BORN.

BCLkLEY. on April IL 1901 TO Mr. snd AR.
Barry Buckley, a daughter
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Childrem's
Spring Shoes.

Spring Shoes.
The very extensive diversity of
styles we show in Children's Shoes
insures exact fit, upon which depend
comfort, neat appearance and future
welfare of the foot.
Shoes of all degrees of stoutness,
weight of sole and correct height OF
uppers; shoes made specially for
school; others for vacation; by
gienic shoes; shoes for dress; also
special shoes for special purposes
the kan't-slip, the toe-in, the weak
ankle shoe, etc. All at moderate
prices.
Following are few examples:
Glaze Wei Kid Lace and Button Shoes, orthopedic
last broad extension soles, hand-sewed; sizes 81
Sizes IL to T. Pair 81 so
Black Wei Kid Button and Lace Shoes. patent
leather tips and tips Of same-suitable for hard
sizes So to 1ola Pair. 81. 50
Little Gents; Russia Calf and Black Wei = Kid id
Shoes bulldog toes, heavy extension soles; sizes
Kan t-slip Shoes for little tots just beginning
to walk made especially for the purpose-tan and
black. button and lace; sizes % T. Pair 81 90
Also the following special values
in
WOmem's OXfOrdss
Kid, Tan and Russia Leather,
Welted and hand-turned soles.
$2.5o pair.
Patent Leather Oxfords, welteG
$500 apair.
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Gray and White Striped
Taffeta Silk PetticOats

Are very fashionable in Paris and
consequently in great demand here.
We show a choice assortment and
offer,
AS special value,
A lot of Gray and White Striped
Taffeta Silk Petticoats. of good quail
ity, with accordion-pleated founce
and extra dust ruffle, at
$5.o5 each.
Second floor.
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Saturdays
Pure Food List.

DSot UI dIIUS, lowest Prices.
Plymouth Rock, Chalmers and Knox's Cselatine
pks. ...s................1 Oc.
Sox imported Gelatine. pkg. .............. 15c.
Nlotner silver Ihread Gelatine, pkg.......... &C.
NantIcohe tomatoes, can ................... &c.
6ao,ce Name sugar corn, can. 1oc.
U U,i saiad dressing bottle. 23c.
MiscohsIn siited Peas, can be
Snss Soid asparagus can. 15c.
C Catitornia Apricots can 1sc.
SiIorIla lemon Sl1pg reaches, can. zoe.
Sa aueau Irehcn ',arImes: can Zoe.
usap9se tiueappie Cnuhks, can. .25c.
AIppie bI1ssom samon can. ......... .15c.
Ivory Babbitt and Octagon Soap, cake. 4c
Baltimore Oleine Soap, cakes for oSc
BROOKS Crystal and Brightner Cleaning Soaps,
Fifth floor. 80 -
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Misses Gray Homespun Suits, Eton jacket. trim
med with narrow bands Of gray taffeta; full crcu-
lar flare skirt-a most useful garment for spring
and summer wear; sizes IA. 16 and is.
$1,000 each.
Misses Cheviot Elton Jacket Suits, navy and royal
blue, tan. brown and dark red: jacket trimmed
with stitched bands Of black taffeta and finished
with vest front: skirt with full circular founce;
sizes IA, 1G and Is.
$I2.5o each.
Misses Elton Jacket Suits, Venetian cloth, navy
blue only: jacket and skirt trimmed with bands Of
black tafeta and narrow gilt braid; sizes IA, IL
and IS.
SI2.5o each.
Misses Light Tan Chevot Eton Jacket Suits;
Jacket deliberately trimmed with turquoise satin
and gilt braid; full flare skirt: sizes IA and 1G.
$500 each.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19
Woodward & LOtElrOD.
10th. nth and F SITS. N. w.

Special Exhibition and Sale of the Moser Water Co1ors.
offered at reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

Misses Homespun Eton Jacket Suits tan and
gray, trimmed with novelty Panne velvet and
stitched satin; circular skirts: sizes II and 1G.
$3.50 each.
Misses Gray Homespun Suits; Jacket trimmed
with narrow bands of gray tafeta; vest and collar
Of cardinal Panne velvet circular skirt, trimmed
with four bands of taffeta-an extremely
jaunty style; size 10 only.
$4,000 each.
full line of beautiful new Challis Dresses for
little girls, made to be with guimpes; trim
med in dainty silk and knife plea ted berthas edged
with insertion or silk braid; sizes to IL.
$500 to $1,000 each.
Also full line of stylish Lightweight Coats and
Refers. in all the newest shapes, materials and
shades, for girls from to IS.
$500 to $4,000.