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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
Millinery

Ladies' Dress Hats in the greatest variety
OF fashion and most satisfactory in style.
The prices given can not help but prove
beneficial to our customers. No trouble is
TOO great and no comparison too minute to
insure each and every one they receive the
best goods their money will buy,
We have Just received from New York
some New and Handsome Dress as we'll as
Tailor Made Hats in black and black and
white, made Of silk and muslin braid and
velvet; all very new and up.to.date, with
prices to please.
Special sale and reduction in price Of all
our trimmed goods in colors, made Of the
best materials, velvet, silks and handsome
feathers, II 90, 10 co. 8. so, 500, 90 and
3. 90 hats for 5 9S, A 80 . \ r
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
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Gloves

A very important factor at the present writ
IND. The prices are right and so are the
colors
Ladies' 2.CIasp Kid Gloves in tan, brown.
oxblood castor white and black, 7S~
with stitched backs, per pair ......,/ ~
Ladies' 2Clasp Real Kid Gloves, in tan,
brown, pearl, oxblood, slate, mode, cream,
black and white with black, white or or
self-color stitching, per pair. ......../ ~
Ladies' 2.Clasp Pique Shopping Gloves, in
brown, red mode, black and white, with
embroidered and stitched backs, Ok
/ 90 and. ....................| ~ ~
Ladies' 9-Clasp "Trefousse' French Kid
Gloves, in suede and glace kid all the latest
and stylish shades, I IN
per pair...........................te SU
Ladies' 3.Clasp "Trefousse" Real French
Glace Kid Gloves, in all the new shades of
mode, grays, brown, tan and black, with
beautiful stitched backs, I QQ
per palr........ ....... ....... , 81 ~
Misses 2-Clasp Kid Gloves in tan, brown,
oxbIood castor and white, in all sizes, TX
with stitched backs. per air...,..../ "
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Mrs, r. NJ. Hoover; correspondent Mrs, NJ.
e. Giles. subagent ~ Frateral Beneficiary
association, Mrs W. j. Hoover! musician,
Mrs. X. g. Ingram. Houston division No.
81 IL In excellent working condition and
has good active working membership,
tinances OF the division are also in gtGd
shape, and the ladies have proven them
selves a real auxiliary TO the ticket col
lectors during the past year, The reports
OF the officers are all very encouraging.
ARRESTED FOR HORSE THEFT
WIN Nose, a negro who is wanted here on
4 charge OF horse theft was arrested in
Waco yesterday by the sherla Of McLen.
nan county under Instructions from the
sherin's office at this place, Nose is
charged with having stolen horse he
longing to a lady IN Houston HIeghts on
October 20. sheriff Anderson win leave
for Waco this evening 20 bring the prls
Oner 10 this city. The sheriffs deputies
on the track OF Nose heard OF him az Waco
aud, informing the authorities t'ere, caused
his arrest.
MARTIN BROUGHT BACK Sheriff An.
derson went TO La Grange yesterday morn.
Ing aud returned last night, bringing With
him Noel Martin, the man under arrest
here and wanted in Nebraska Martin was
taken 10 la Grange by sheriff Anderson
TO testify IN behalf OF Harry Fulton, aud
was held there after .Fulton's acqnittal
on the charge OF hnnbiry as a witness
for him az his trial on tue charge of theft
The trial OF this case having been post
poned until the next term Of the district
court Of fayette county, Nartin was
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a BIS : auxiliary, was read by Mis- Mcneil
i rgSr were very interesting and full Of
lluitLVim9tion; The papers were discnssed
Mnlle tne ladies' kept at their work on
S1tWHuuahce or which Is always on HAND
" nsn approaching eventide made ~ TOO
t ts igf further work unless aided nv a.
.,uClui hght, choice light refreshments vsro
No ~ r. AIter refreshments an adionrnment
VIZ, VIZ nad until next Thursday The neIt
'u'e'ihg VIII he held in The parish house
BA%AR PRIZE AwARDs.-rh. follow.
ing prizes were awarded at the close =,
me hazsr at the Church OF the AnnTnc,a.
tion 10 this city last evening. Miss vss.ev
oaoy doll in hammock Mrs A. zorkoyy.
,,5Sy lady doll; ". s, Christine. gold ,va,ch
nov s osSiaI ~, Nnlie, sofa pillow; Mr. can,
SSNef; William Mcintosh, sofa niiiow pa,iom
'u's Anure" Hume, BRIDES doll. V'0'
PULLED A ERE BoX.~Tb. Ar. a..
pertinent was called out at go os,,oph
Yesterday morning by an alarm from. hoT
u Main and Franklin avenue. when ,tSev
Etched the scene they found no er. The
eSx had been pulled by two vonng nan
MAo ran up Franklin avenue after 5 i
M work The police are now looki Sot fas
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brought back 70 this city last evening and
VIII he held In jail here until the man
date OF the court OF criminal appeals ar
nrming the decision OF Judge AIM and re
tusing the writ OF habeas corpus which
was sued out is received, which will be
twenty DAYS after the decision was handed
down. When this mandate Is received Mar
tin Will be taken back 70 Nebraska.
MR.. HoWELLls LEcTuRE,--Mr j. NJ.
Howell preached at Odd Fellows hail In
the Mason building last night on the sub.
iect Of The Judgment Day" The speaker
used large chart 10 illustrate his dis
course. and his remarks were TO the effect
that the church is now undergoing its
Judgment, and that the world will be
Judged or tried during the 1000 years %
Christ's kingdom soon to he set up. Serv-
ices win be held at the same place today
a. / a. M. by the regular Miliennlal Dawn
leader. the subject being "rhe Divine Plan
OF The Ages MIR. Howell Viii preach at
odd Fellows hall this afternoon AZ 3
o'clock on Gods Purpose IN Creating the
Earth" and tonight on The Highway.
The public in general Is iusited,
THE NEW STATE PRESInENr.-Mls'
A. Dunoysnt has returned victorious frou
the San Antonio convention, where she
was elected state president Of the aztec
Daughters Of the confederacy, by majori
ty Of iog 10 % votes over the combined
forces OF Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. sampson
the two other opposing candidates, Mrs
sampson having withdrawn In advance o.
the arst ballet and personally requested
from the rostrum, that al delegates tren
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Handkerchiefs

We never had such pretty line, and It's
a we'll varied assortment, too
Ladies Scalloped Edge, Lace Edge and Hem.
stitched Embroidered Swiss and IN
Linen Handkerchiefs, 15c and .,,... NC
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand En-
brodered Initial Handkerchiefs in m
all initials Csc 15c and. .............J NC
Ladies' Fine Lace Edge, Scalloped Edge and
Hemsttched Embroidered Linen Cambria
maSd nettanf y ye rg pretty and soc
Ladies' Pure Thread Linen Hand Embro.
dered Scalloped Edge Hemstitched Embroi-
dered and Fine Lace Edge Handkerchiefs,
beautiful and rich new patterns, zE
200, 1.50, l.25, 100 and ........... /OC
Ladies Fine Linen Hemstitched Handker.
chiefs, put up in fancy leather. paper and
velvet boxes, 1926. $50, $50 OE
and. ............ Observation-Disclosures ~
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Purses
In all Leathers and at all Prices.

In all Leathers and at all Prices.
Ladies' and Childrens Leather Purses, oxi-
died, silver and gilt mounted, in tan, brown,
navy, gray and black; also finger "
Ladies' Morocco, Walrus and Alligator
Leather Purses in brown black, gray, tan
and navy, sterling silver and gilt EO-
mounting, 75c and. OUC
Ladies' Colored and Black Real Walrus and
Morocco Leather Purses, with card case at.
tached heavy sterling silver and gold mount
ed, 3.75, LIS, $50, 1.25 m
Ladies' Walrus, Suede and Patent Leather
Wrist Purses. with or without handkerchief
or inside pocket, 400, $50, $50, zE
200, 1.25, 90 and. ................ZO DC
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Carpets

This department Is busy one and tho
goods should be seen TO be appreciated
Our full line OF / so and LIS a yard Az
minister in various colors and designs
$ sew wed laid and lined rs
YARD ....s..''.'s. '.i.'''''s ~
100 yard tapestry Brussels Of the Beg
quality, in scroll and Oriental designs, via
handsome borders to match, sewed. ~
laid and lined, yard. ..........0sS
Regular s5c and 95c Extra Quality BRUISES
without borders. fifty choice patterns % y
lect from, sewed, laid and lined, Tn
yard, Csc and. .........Iss
Regular 75c and SIC quality Of All woo
Ingram Carpet, number OF patterns
select from, at, 11f
yard -..-.....'.'.. .'''''''''''
Regular 5 90 a pair Battenberg Lace ~, va
tains. 10 and a yards long, fuii vi.I
corded edge. extra quality. They Z 1l
so at, pair, 90 and. .........'...S'ss
500 and IL. 90 pair Point de Arape Ia ~
Curtains, the new coloring and design, 's IN
able for the sitting room and parloI n ~
length, extra width, for the SALE /.M
a pair, 500 and ,.,...,.......'.'...'9 ~
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Toys

Up In the Toy Department you Will ma
everything imaginable in the Santa Claus
line.
Dolls Of Kid Body and Jointed Dolls with
Golden Hair and Blue Eyes. Brown HAIR
and Brown Eyes, Moving Eyes, 1[%
90, 75c, SOC and. .............'...Z~ ~
Dress Dolls in fancy dresses in all OS%
colors, at 2. so, 1 rs, /. co. 75c, soc and ~
The imported knds-Bebe Juneau and
Handwerk's Dolls.
Beautiful Dressed and also Undressed Dolls
with natural hair, 80 90, 20. 90, 20. 10, 300
~ SO, 10. co. Z. so, s. so, 500 Z IN
and Observation-Disclosures. .......,..( "
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QUESTION OF PUBLIC COMFORT

ulvai attractions with the brilliant No
Tsu-oh parade. the beautiful flower parade,
the magnificent pyrotechnic displays. the
unique street fair, the two grand balls, TO
say nothing Of numerous other social ut
fractions. the brilliantly Illuminated streets,
music everywhere-with all OF these at.
tiactions consplrlng 20 draw a crowd to say
nothing Of the splendid railroad rates, the
best ever offered. Houston should have
and expects 10 have a crowd of visitors this
year that Will exceed any that the city has
been called upon to entertain and provide
for since the inauguration OF these annual
ante.holIday festivities.
And Il is In anticipation Of this that
public comfort department has been added
10 the general arrangements for this years
carnival
Public comfort headquarters will be es.
tabllshed ct the rooms Of the Business
league on Texas avenue, lust IN the rear
ri the Rice hotel. This department will
be under the direction OF Mr.. Jules Hirsch
and Mr.. George p. Brown. Here for the
past several days these gentlemen have
been busy listing accommodations that can
be provided by the boarding houses OF the
city. They will continue to receive applI-
cations as long as they find II necessary
10 resort TO this means Of providing ac-
commodations after the hotels are filled.
Persons sending in applications for guests
TO the public comfort headquarters should
state distinctly the location OF their board
ing houses, how many people they can nc.
! commodate, their rates, etc This lnforma-
/ tion will be listed in book provided for
that purpose and up to last night Mr.
/ Brown reported that he had listed accom-
( modations at private boarding houses for
I about 800 guests, and these at points easily
accessible to the business portion of the
city.
During the carnival tho public comfort
headquarters will be kept open all day and
until after the arrival Of the late trains
at night Several reliable boys will be EN-.
ployed TO direct guests to the different
places where they may select accommoda-
tions and with this AZ n well arranged adj
iunct TO HoustOn's noted facilities there
need be felt no apprehension whatever as
To Houston being able TO accommodate very
comfortably aud expcdiiiousiy the big
citWd that Is expected TO pour into the
city next week.
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Iron Toys

Fire Patrol, Hook and Ladder, Wagons,
Floats, Steamers, Battleships, Trains, Hose
Carts, Ice Carts, Ambuances and OE-
Engines, / 90, 75c, soc and .......Z "
Guns, Rubber Vacuum Arrow Pistols and
Rifles and the Celebrated Friction Air Guns,
/. co. 75c, SOC *
anu 's'..-..s'' '''s'-'''' .'''ss'' - ~ -
Magic Lanterns of the best quality, ( nm
at 2 so, l. 80 and. ..................( sOO
Children's Books, the Picture Books and
Story Books for boys and girls, at K
soc, Csc, 15c, l0c and ..............,..J Nc
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Silk Underskirts

Ladies' Taffeta Silk undersIcrts, handsome.
y trimmed with ruchings, tuckngs and ac.
Gordon pleatiuss, In light blue. pink, cerise,
pastel rose lilac, gray, green, tan, rosetta,
white and black. Prices are $500, $3.50,
$3.50, 25,oo, 1850, 1900, 1850, M
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Blankets

White Blankets, full ia. extra heavy, pat
WOOL fresh and clean, {rn
a pair, 1.75 and. ......,.........JsJ V
White California 1914 Wool Mixed Blankets
good heavy weight, silk braid 4 m
bound, a pair, 2.75. $50 and, .....Z.VV
White California liza Blankets, full "a wool,
heavy weight silk bound, 4 m
White California ia Blankets all pure WOOL
full weight and soft, silk bound, 37I
a pair, 49S, 4.50 and.
White California 1874 Blankets. pure white
lambs wool, beautiful fancy Dor. I'm
der, silk bound, pair, 800, 500. .OsVv
Fancy Tourist Robes, plaid back, extra
heavy, also used for buggy lap robes, pure
wool, assorted colors, regular 500 ( nm
value, special. ..,...JsVV
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Leather Goods

A pretty thing in Leather always makes
good Holiday present
Leather Photograph Frames, E0~
80, 75c and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WI
Leather Medicine Cases, E0~
75c and. ..............,... OUC
Leather Jewelry Case, velvet lined, also
deck of cards, gilt edge, in leather E0~
case, 90, 75c and. ................. ]UC
Leather Writing Tablets in book form with
ink well and blotter, rs, 100 IT.
and. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Travelling and Desk Clock with cal J m
endar in leather frame 2 so and. Il .UO
Leather Travelling Case, consisting of hair
brush, tooth brush and comb, E0-
l.2o, foc ana. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
Ebony Military Brushes, sterling = ZE
mounted in leather case, 8 so and. Il 81 y
Ladies' Travelling Case, consisting of nail,
tooth and hair brush, soap box, comb shoe
buttoner, nail file and scissors, in , m
leather case. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S"IO
Leather Writing Desk Set, consisting of
blotter pen wiper, calendar and ink we'll,
oxidized and sterling silver mounting, in
red, green and black. > IN
O'oO anu '''..'''. ..'.s.,... ~ wv
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NEW sIGN pA1Nnrnn

Nessrs. W. H. French & % 49, .s
~ ~ hrsi-elass establishment AT III : Rprai,
,Sg venue nue., eoT2er Ssa Jaclnta d stairs
sign and dey orD wl1 69 nothing but cstclass
Saaranteed. Give them an ord u ToeH
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Ladies' RagIans

Ladies' RagIans, loose back and half fittlnu
made Of tafteta and peau de sole silk, craven.
cites, kerseys, covert cloths and meItons,
Prices are 1900 so 90, As 90, 81. 80, S5. 90.
Is co. 22;5o, SO, 1S. so, 1880, in m
u 30 and. ................... U.UU
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cALSSpp'
r.yroR BROS CA

1--WE are not doing , yer! Hrs,:
this year" said LAWS ~
known Jewelers. yeste.sofs ~ I
a pleasant surprise ID ssspe D
and patrols In me ,esm q 4.
Ie0a calendar. Tell tnssM 10; 9
one. They WIN be reaa'
tomorrow"
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surRlrrs' pEpAHrRE'.,

strayed or stolen fEn ampsteo, ~
1890 shearn street maps q.
dark horse with olacAr ~ co1is
hands high. branded IN II, sfes,
short tail and Is shVu nj sasF
reward. A. II. Anders'p' -
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Children's Dresses

children's Dresses Of Serges, Henrlettas
and Fancy Novelty Goods, trimmed with
fancy Jokes Of silk, others trimmed with
applique and Velvets ages to IA years in
royal blue, brown, castor, red, green and
aarnets.
Prices are II So 10 9S, 6. so. SOS, 90
$50, 4,9S, AIS, S.ss. 2, so, / so and. voc
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

EAST TEXAS PEARs.-The Post yester.
eay received from Mr.. John NJ Horger,
tie county and district clerk Of Newton
county. half dozen Keifer pears OF I'M
nense size and hne aavor. Mr. Horger,
who Is in the city, does not raise the pears
for market, but simply planted them to
show what East Texas can do. The re
suit demonstrates that Newton county is
without q peer for the growing Of pears.
SWALLOWED A RING Yesterday morn.
tug the little 10-months-old baby Of Mrs
Jcsnua Hunter, who resides at No. 918
Charles street, got hold Of small finger
ring. which It promptly swallowed. The
ring lodged in the childs throat, thereby
causing geeat anxiety to It's mother and
other ladies in the neIghborhood. who
1ereDt remsds for dlslolgIng the ring.
Finally Mrs Hunter ran with the child
70 Or. Brumby's residence and the doctor
5000 relieved It by dshlng out the ring.
DELEGATES TO RICE CONVENTION
The Houston Manufacturers association
has named the following delegates TO rep
resent ,hst organization at the rice con
rsntioA 10 be held at Crowley. La, De-
asEaher II " . Cleveland. Jr., Il. A.
fedcn }r.. John Dickson. Jr r. NJ
Sefs n KIN KIM " h c Moore ~ = w boS II
bHilsF. } p ilncnthal. II +. Ring. os.
vsld Mdlspn, NRrceilus E. Foster, Howard
kmi1h. Charles Culnorc. j. ! Pas o.
rlnu e Newning. r 4. Heitnanu. II
aEftF. J. 5. Mcdonnell, II w. Cortes.
{ Perterbeld.
DISPLAYS OF FURNITURE. Messrs.
81 Waddeii Greenberr, Showers. Smith.
ar6fon ard other well known furniture
aetlers have arranged attractive displays
Ter the edihcatlon Of the carnival visitor
Mae6els immense stretch OF plate glass
s9wATs attractive. will be doubiy so wher
ihe window artist puts on the carniva
tpurhcs Greenherg and showers have tive
yHs5 beautiful windows aud their exterior
2efNrRtions are ample and neatly arranged
etnnh. and Hudson. have very extensive
sisFlsys snd Will add 20 the same dnrln,
NE week OF Joy
oDp Avs ELEcrIoNs-rh
T~sniietb cefury lodge No. $40, IndC
pspaebt ordf OF Odd Fellows, and tn
Asi@Esh Tod No 9 Independent orde
81 ODD Feii<.s, held elections during tn
seeA- eisei 81 the following officers;
1NeDlleil ~ entury Lodge-Noble grand
4 = Mrr VI. vice grand, j Il, Flood
fnuprta2s stary. T. T.. Froch; hnancia
tssft5ery 1hsrles Gebert; treasurer, y
crawinra' representative, E r. Par
Eels ftPlnate AEgh Hartg,
HftHksh Lodee-Noblc grand, Miss Cai
re nrbif0pes vice grand. Mrs. Lena Mel
keHts seeTefary, =. n. Parker; treasures
Nrs = FafseT representatives, Mr.
woSd s''' -
FESTIVAL or HANNUKAH,- fe.
tiyal Of HaDnukah. which commemorate
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Ladies' Silk Skirts
Corduroy VeIvets

Ladies' Skirts Of taffeta and peav Il. .o,.
silk and corduroy velvets, made In the Latest
designs,
Prices are 80 50, 20 so, 25 90, %. so, is. so
aU ,9o' 1''VV' LOW Io'oo = IN
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Tailor Made Suits

Tailor Made Suits OF Venetans, Broad.
cloths, cheviots, Serees and Basket Weaves,
handsomely finished and silk lined
Prices are rs 90, so 90, 80 so. 80 90. 80. so
20 so, 25 90, 20. 90, 10. so, Is. so roo
16 90. 12 so, 10 90. s. 9S and 1870
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Silk Waists

Ladies Waists Of Taffeta, Loul.,,. 4.
made In the latest effects, In ali soIo,, s Y.
Prices are 1880, 1000, s.75,5.ss
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FESTIVAL or HANNUKAH,-Th les.
tival OF HaDnukah, which commentaries
the preservation OF the national existence
ana the liberation OF Israeiltes from op-
preston. the most CALLING and inhuman
aud which records one OF the decisive
achievements IN the history Of civilization.
will be observed by the ORTHODOXY Congre.
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CoIored Dress Goods

54-inch Ladies' Cloth, heavy, all IS-
shades, 45c value, yard ............. TIC
52-inch All Pure Wool Cancels Hair 90
Cheviot. heavy weight, yard ........ O/C
54.inch Broadcloth and Venetian. o.
rich silk finish yard. ............... 700
5i-inch Heavy Plaid Back Skirting, blue
brown and oxford gray, 2 90 value, OE
yard. .......,............ eN -
54-inch Cheviot sponged and shrunk, blue
gray and brown mixtures, I'm
54-inch Tan, Castor. Brown and IN
Dark Gray Melton Cloth. yard .....( ~
54-nch Cream Broadcloth and Cheviot for
evening capes and coaks, "
yard ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 -
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Chlldren's Refers and BoY ro,,,

children's Refers and Box Coat. a, \.
ton, kerseys and hroadcIoths, In r.S , .ua
navy, castor and brown. 1n'
Prices are 10. 90, Z. SO, 6. so, 6.ss =.
so, $50, 1893 and. Nh
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Ladies' CIoaks

Ladies 80 and 27-lnch cloaks, made of Ker.
seys, in tan, gray, red, castor and blaek
Prices are 80 90, % so. 20. co. II. % IL 20
y SO, 1928, T. so, 6 80
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Flannel Waists

Ladies' Fine Botany Flannel Waist. ~.
made effects and fancy trimmed sH., s.'s y
all colors and black. s"''a u
Prices are $50, 5.ss, 4.ss, $50
8 so, $50, 1913, l so and, q2c
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Black Dress Goods

Black Henrietta, silk finish, SO inches *
wide, 35c value, yard. ............ZO L
Black Granite pure wool, 3s inches az
wide, soc value, yard ................@1C
Black Mohair Storm Serge, heavy, NIX
40 inches wide, Coo value, yard ....... TIC
Black French Serge and Heavy Chew 20
lot, all pure wool, Toe value, yard. SO. 0/C
Black Silk Finish Henrietta and Clay X
Serge, pure wool sec value, yard. -. COC
Black Melrose and Mignonette Priestley's
fabric, so value, QQz
yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /O(
Black Swansdown, rough camePs Or
hair effect, rs value, yard. ...... az
Black Cravenette Cheviot and Melton Cloth.
waterproof 81 inches wide, IN
Black French Foule and Lupin's Henrietta.
46 inches wide heavy silk inish IN
2 90 value, yard ...,.............,.( W.
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Black Taffeta Silks
Black Dress Silks

2t-nch Black Faille Franchise.
2linch Black eros Grain,
21-inch Black Peau de Sole, TX
the 90 value, special at ......... /OC
22-inch Black Satin Luxor
22-nch Black Royal Armure,
22-nch Black Royal Mervellieux, OE
the LIS value, special at.........( ~
Black SILK Crepe de Chine, % inches wide,
rich luster rs, so, rs o.
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., zoe
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED --The La
dies Auxiliary to the Order Of Railway
Conductors. Houston division No, 81. held
It's regular meeting for the annual election
Of officers yesterday, The following ladies
were elected to preside over the auxiliary
for the year 1902; President Mrs. j. 5.
Karr; vice president Mrs. w ]. Hoover;
secretary aud treasurer. Mrs c. H. Oliver;
senior sister. Mrs e. l. Williams; junior
sister. Mrs. {. X. Painter; guard, Mrs, ],
T. Farrell ckErmap executive eommlttee,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

cation Adash Jeshurun at their synagogue,
corner Preston aud Hamilton street this
evening at I o'clock. This festival Is one
Of the most important events In the Hebrew
calendar. anu marks an anniversary of the
dedication. and is sometimes called the
feast OF lights. II Is a gladstone period,
greeted with floods OF lights from homes
and temples. The celebration will take
place tbis evening al I o'clock. Rabbi ST..
mon Glazer will bless the lights and de-
liver an address for the occasion. All are
welcome