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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-19
FORTY-MILE BURIED
 BY THE WILD YUKON
The Inhabitants had to Flee to the Adjoining Hills
 For Safety.

instantly killed on Dominion creek to- day He was working in a shaft on jI below when falling bucket struck him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-19
KILLED ON DOMINION.

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. |
 Dawson, May IS-P. MorriSSy was
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-19

Rex brand hams. bacon and lard at Lilly Bros. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-19

Mining Blanks at this office.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
THE WILL OF JOHN a. DOWNS.
Requests Made by the Man Who Lost
His Life in the River.

The viii Of John A Downs, who lost
his life on Friday last by jumping from
the steamer Charles Manchester into the
Potomac River, was filed today for pro
bate. The document was presented by Mrs.
Henry Littieton. OF No. SO l Street south
east who states that she received it
through the mails on last Saturday morn
ing She also states that she Is Informed
that Downs made another Will about two
months ago. while q passenger aboard the
steamer Manchester.
The viii offered for probate is dated
May ., and is written on letter paper
containing the advertisement Of the Hotel
Johnson The text Of the will Is as fol
lows:
In case OF my death, after my fune-
raj expenses are paid, I bequeath to my
aunt. Sarah Jane Field. 800: my cousins
William Field and Frank Field. S5a each;
my cousin, Ada LittIetOn, 500; the bal
ance Of my estate to be divided between
my nephcws, Archie c. TindaH and James
. n TindaIl. Ny bedroom furniture and
everything else in my room, excepting my
clothing, TO Ada Littleton. My clothing
and personal property, to Frank Field.
wish T. Hez Sven to be administrator"
After his signature Downs added IF
there is any cash In my pOcketbook let
Aunt Sarah Jane Field have it Washing
ton COmmandeTy, No. l. knights Templar;
Harmony Lodge. No II, r. A. 4. m. to
be notified II / should die
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
MUST WEAR THEIR COATS.
No Change IN the High school Shirt
rvaiSt Ruling.

After running the Eamut of New York
society and forcing itself into official cir
cles throughout the country. the nascu-
line shirt waist has received a severe
setback at the hands Of washington
High School Principal. II. f. 7. Swartz-
ell, principal Of the Eastern High School
yesterday sent home fourteen young men.
pupils at that institution because they
appeared in the class rooms without their
coats
The young men objected to the action
OF the principal, and entered q strenuous
protest against what they believed To he
arbitrary action. The matter was carried
up TO Francis p Lane, Director of High
Schools Six OF the young men appeared
before this official clad exactly IS when
sent home cited their troubles. and asked
for a decision MI Lane upheld the action
of the principal. and in d kindly way ad-
vfsed the students to wear their coats
for a few days, until the school year
closed.
Gen H Y Boynton, President Of the
Board Of School Trustees was seen this
morning and questioned as to the matter.
! was in Philadelphia yesterday when
the trouble occurred said he, and I
am Lot competent TO judge in the matter
yet. It is q pulling question and not be-
MS r4- GAptiL III Lllt LtIlt OF the SHIRT
waist I would not like TO put myself on
record. 7 do not anticipate any trouble.
however, nor do / think that the Board
VIII be asked 10 take the matter up. We
do not meet until Thursday next, and BY
that time the school year will have ended
and the boys may wear what they please
IN the remaining few days I am pretty
sure that they viii wear their coats IL
The school rooms / don't know whether
the matter will come up again or not"
The trouble occurred while the Flag Dav
exercises were being held at the Central
High School yesterday Principal Swartz-
ell heard that many Of the pupils were
without coats and at once issued an or
Ger that these must leave the hail and
ned their coats.
Mr., SWartzeIl personally stood at the
door Of the hall and picked out all of
these having 20 coats. There were four
teen OF the boys and all were dismissed.
Il don't come TO school in q shirt waist
myself. said the principal and l don't
propose that any Of the scholars shall
The pupils held an Indignation meeting
al the close OF the exercises and scored
the principal for his action. The
scholars sent home were VIII Ely Perry
JIeyeudorft, James EIJzPaI rick. Donald
Craig. Raymond q. Pierce. George Foley,
James TO0lc. Clarence Smell, Richard Jie-
Ir. N ilil@m Speaks and Charles Pitzer.
When seen today DIT. Lane said that the
boys had called on him. but that he did
Tot care L act over The head OF 5fr-
-TdrtZeN. and had directed the scholars
t. wear their coats Personally. be stated,
h had no objection TO the shirt waist
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

Hoover: Chevy Chase School. A : Per
ham: Johnson school. a N Daniels
Mount Pleasant. g. G. Eniffin, Monroe.
Fred Calvert, Erirhtwood. jerry Brown.
Bruce. Milton IL Holland Fort Slocum-
4 u. Goodman Grant Road. =. Nj
WeIch: Ivy City. p : Blake. Little Falls
Road. J. d Oliver, Mott l. NJ rreT-
shaw: Wilson School. J. u Bradford;
Hubbard School. Irving DUNCAN
Eighth Observation-Disclosures School r.
" Whitaker Cranch school T. J
Clark Tyler School, J A Straight: Ben
ming School \ Il Maxim; Congress
Heights School. J. +. Snow; Good Hope
School. a p. Frisbie; Van Eursn. Rev
George Bowman; Twiniug City. W =
Yuder: Eirnsy. Rev. W. O. Davenport:
HiHsdaIe School. J. IT. Doing, Garfield
School. Alpheus Dairson-
Ninth dfvision-BriCcs School. C.eorg" L.
Graham. Garrison School. J W Hunter;
z-aEr1Ier school Charles Z Douglass;
Phillips School Alexander Asicsby; Stew
ems School, L H Douglass; sumner
School Charles z Fisher, WormIey
School. William IL WoTmIcy-
Tenth Observation-Disclosures L y Cor
IRISH. Douglass R JUEust0u- Garnet
School. John p Green: Cook School.
Thomas W West; Jones School Alex
auGer Freeman: Logan School. Captain
Kelly; Patterson School, ". G. Brooks;
Slater School. W. j. GrimShaw.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures School. c
Fleetwood: Bowen School Rev W H
Hunter; Bell School. Theodore. c. Ray;
Ciiddines School, James Butcher Lincoln
School, Joseph Maine.
A public demonstration has been ar
ranged by the Flag Day Committee OF
citizens and viii take place tonight al
O'Clock at the National Theatre Chap
in Brown. the chairman Of the rOm-
mittee, viii introduce Commissioner H.
Is. F. Macfarland who viii preside.
The Rev Tennis 5. HamIin will pro-
nouace the invocation Brief addresses
VIII be delivered by Frank w Hackett.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy: Gen
J. c. Breckinridge. Inspector General
OF the Army. Simon Wolf. and Commits
sioner Nacfarland The Marine Band
will participate and a chorus Of 200
school children VIII sing national songs.
Mrs Thomas S Moves will sing The
Star-SpangIed Banner" Admission will
BE- by ticket, and these have all been
distributed, SO great has been the de-
mand-
The annual Flag Day exercises of the
ladies Of the George H Thomas Relief
Corps. under the direction of Mrs
Agnes Keller. viii be held al tht
Northeast Temple tonight at S o'clock
There viii be drill by children, reel
tations. and reception
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
SUED BY THE DISTRICT.
Action Brought Against l. +.
weber to Recover sf;i;S9-99.


weber to Recover S':E;19-99.
The District Of Columbia today filed
srit at law against Louis 2 W Weber to
recover $s39 50. the amount Of a judgment
recovered against the District by one Ca
" D. Free san.
The cause of this action is explained as
follows: In January. 1895. Cary D. FREE
man brought suit against the District 10
recover damages for personal injuries
and obtained judgment for so, which was
paid TO him
The injuries complained Of were sUs-
tanned BY Freeman while walking along
Seventh Street, between q and ] Streets
southeast and were caused by his falling
over a pile Of rubbish or refuse material
on the sidewalk. II was alleged that the
obstruction on the sidewalk which result
ed in the injury Of Freeman had been
placed there by one Of Weber's agents OF
servants. When suit was flied against the
District by Freeman it is stated that We
Der was notified Of the peudency Of the
action. and also that the District would
hold him liable for any damages the
plaintiff might recover. He was also IN
formed that he might make defence to the
suit Weber appeared, il is said. and tes-
tined on behalf Of the District at the trial
Hessrs. A Z. DuvaU and Clarence a
BTaudenbcTg are named as counsel for
the District
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
Both of the Injured Men Doing as
Wen as Could BE Expected,

The two men hurt in the accident at the
Langdon crossing Of the City and Sub
urban Railroad last evening when car
came in contact with the buggy of DR..
Harrison Crook, are doing as well as
could be expected today. After receiving
medical attention at Providence HOSPITAL
Or Crook was removed to his home, 920
i Street southwest. where he spent a
comfortable night and is sitting up this
morning With the exception Of a broken
RIB he escaped with only few bruises.
His companion, George FrasIer, was not
so fortunate. MI Frasier sustained a
fracture Of the right leg, the right knee
cap. and OF the left arm above the elbow.
He Is still at the hospital. but his condi-
ton shows some Improvement.
Mr. FTasieT lives IT 1901 Z Street south
west, and he Is member of the firm Of
{. a NUddiman & Co
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
Held for the Grand Jury.

Joseph ChisseIl, colorcd, charged with breaking
into the house Of John Myers on Brightvsood
Avenue, on the morning Of June = and stealing
4 watch valued at 81 and sos in currency was
held in 500 bonds for the action of the grand
jurr by Judge KimbalI in the Police Court today
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
His Let Ankle Iniured

While performing on trick donkey, at the
circus, corner OF Eleventh. and c streets south
cast. last night, Albert Thompson twenty five
years old, was thrown to the ground and re-
cciycd Il fracture Of the bones of the left ankle
lie was taken TO the Emergency Hospital, where
lc received medical attention
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS wiII be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department Wash
ington. d. c. until Z O'CLOCK NOON. JUNE
>. 1901. and publicly opened inn ediateIy there
alter to furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington
u. C.. j quantity OF broken stone, lumber gran
lite, bricks, cement lime, sand, steel, leather
betting. one chemical FIRE engine and one electric
generating set Blank proposals viii be furnished
upon application TO the Navy Na.d Washington
d. c. 4 ;. KENNY, PaymastCr General L. 5. y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

Dennis Sack, William C-earcs. and John Has
sett were fined SO each IN the Police Court today
with the alternative OF serving thirty days in the
vorkhouse. 1t was charged that they were drunk
nearly all II the time, and las: night they were
.},Ind asleep ia a shed East Capitol street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
Watch for "A Town,
Con Err-s HefEhrE

All city electric cars take you 10 Congress
Heights for ore fare, except PennsyIyz Ave
hue, line. from which change At Ninth Street
nor west Lots, 500 hen paid for your
home IS secured. Car f4Tcs VIII be returned
by agent III 4. Z. Randles office. Congress
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
Fined for Vasrancy.

Leonard Thompson, colorcd, went down the
river on an excursion yesterday and last night
he was found asleep III 4 vacant house on B
Street southeast lie was in the Police Court
today charged with vdgrancy He was sent to
the woTkhouse for ten days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
gRONO-PEPSEN

and CURED IMMEDIATELY. No household
in the land should be without BROMO-
PEPSIN on hand at all times Physicians
prescribe BROMO-PEPSIN- 1t IS q blessing
in sudden cases of HEADACHE, NDIGES-
TON. NAUSEA. NERVOUSNESS, and MEN
TAI FATIGUE II IS also unrivaled by anv
remedy in the world FOR INSOMNIA BRO
MO-PEPSIN CONTAINS No OPIATES. It
Is ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS Remember
the name BROMO-PEPSIN-and be sure
you get it when you ask for it.
L DRUGGISTS loc, oSc, & 500
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
SIMMER RESORTS.

MOUNT HOLLY HGUSE-Eighty miles down Tie
Potomac; oysters fsh. and crabs; sail and row
boats free. Address MRS J. c DAVIS. Mount
Holly Va. cI-Tt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
ACUTE INDIGESTION

Dyspepsia, heartburn, hatulency, sense Of
sutf9Cati0n after eating eructation OF gas
OF food, waterbTash dizziness, and all IL
Tegularities OF the digestive functions are
POSITIVELY CURED BY
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
TRACTION EMPLOYEES OUTING.
The Crushed VioIets 10 Play the
Smofhered Onions Nine.

Il IS expected that every boat viii be
crowded 10 its utmost today when the
Washington Traction and Electric Com
panv Employees Relief Association VIII
give an excursion 20 River View. AmUse-
ments Of all sorts have been provided, in
Guiding tub races, bowling and sack
Faces There viii be a competitive drill
BY squads from the Ordway Rifles. the
LAYTON Guards. and the CapYOn Cadets
nd an individual drill for gold medal
- III be . feature
Il Il expected that the baseball game
Sor the syndicate championship viii be
gerry exciting The teams that Will com
r.tr are The Crushed Eiolets and the
km0theTed Onions.
q ueatach. TatIots nrIck- safa and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,

REMOVAL NOTTCE-BeS TO inform my friends
and the public that l have removed my office
from No. 6lt ST. NV. to OF St NV. FRED
c. CIESEkING. Real Estate, Loans, and Iasur-
ance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty-fOur hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
noon today; Hugh Brosnan. 20 years: George
Hines, 80 years; Albert Neal. 50 years; Jam.s
Robinson, 36 years; John Sanford Dewey, 20
years; Norman Cole Cameron, ; months.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14
ZOE srPPIIEs La IAm--Prnno..I

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT JAII--PropossI5
will be received at office OF General Agent De-
partmcnt OF Justice, until u O'CLOCK A. JUNE
20, 1901. and then opened. Tor furnishing 1t the
L s Jail during The fiscal year ending June
50 1902, supplies Of fresh and salt beef gro
Ccries, clothing, dry goods, bread, ice hay straw
etc; also 400 tons more or less OF best bituufi-
nous coal. - more OF less Of anthracite coal
and O. cords more or less OF pine wood Bids
for coal and wood 10 he separate. Supplies to
be delivered from time to time and in such
quantities may be ordered The right 20 re-
jcct any and al bids IS reserved. Spcciiica-
tions may be obtained FROM the General Agent.
JAMES H. HARRIS. Warden
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Washing
ton. D. G.. Nay IS, E]ot.-Sealed proposals viii
be received here until z NJ. TUESDAY HUME
Is, 1901, for handling, storing hauling CT trans
poTtatmg public property between Washington,
D. c., and neighborIng points, during fiscal year
ending June 50 1902 United States reserves
right 10 accept or reject any OF all proposals
any part thereof Information furnished on
application Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Drayage," dd-
dressed MAJOR T. E. TRUE. Depot Quarter
master.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

MEMS SUITS-LINEN CRASH
Round sacks-CUp Seams-cost to
make up SL9L We are closing
them out at &c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

Mems plain black sateen office coats.
fSc.
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300 ODD SIZES MEMS SUITS
punched together; all light cOIoTed
patterns If you find your size
you'll set a suit worth $, SO 81
or SO, for So
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Mems silk Iustre Black Alpaca
Coats, SI-29-
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MEMS FINE SERGE SUITS
Washington Mills Y o.. guaranteed
fast COiors The cloth cost s. -.
making and trimming $2.4S, total
cost, So Closing out price. S5-yL-
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MEN FINE WORSTED
Suits in dark and neat patterns.
richly trimmed: no merchant tailor
ever turned out 4 more correct
garment We will close them out
for $S59.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

-pRovlI Headache Tablets quick safe. and
effective cu-c- doses, I0c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

MEMS ALT.-WOOL PANTS
Neat pin check-heautieS These
pants cost TO manufacture 1856. You
can take your pick for SI.7J
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

MEMS ALT.-WOOL PANTS
Neat pin check-healltieS. These
pants cost TO manufacture, 1856. You
can take your pick for $40
MEMS PANTS
Good strong Working Pants. the
kind you pay SiZ5 for We have
slaShed them dCwE-I1c.
MEMS PANTS
IN grey and shepherd pIaid-the kind
you called great value for s. o.
sIashed TO Sl.00.
MEMS PANTS
Hard finished W0rstsds-the kind
that never wear out. Former
price $, now SLig
MEMS STRAW HATS
All the novelties in Canto3s. Rough
and-Ready FedOrds, Yacht and Curl
BT1ms- Every size TO fit large and
small men. None worth less thar 81
for 4SC-
MEMS STRAW HATS
The latest creations in sfackinaw
Split Braid. Rough and Ready Ex-
ira quality. All styles and shapes.
Equal to any Hat in the city at $50
and s. for CSC.
PANAMA HATS
Fine genuine Panama Hats. Worth
IS for $3.50
CHILDREN-s SUITS
All sizes in neat stripe effects
Worth $3.50. VIII close EN- out for
$.29.
CHILDBEN-S CRASH SUITS
Good strong. neat school clothes:
from / to L years old, 4Sc-
CHILDREN'S ALI. WOOL SUITS
They cost to manufacture $3.50 YOU
can have your choice for SI1j-
CHILDREN SUITS from 10 Is
years that cost &.fZ at factory, eX-
elusive Of expense of shipping. We
are closing out this lot for $50
Mems Lightweight Melton Suits. cost
S5-25 to make up; only 3 suits left
IN this hot VIII close then out at
$50
Der & Bro,
e SITS. n. w.
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Mems Imported Fancy WOrsted
Suits: cost altogether TO maEufac-
tuTe SEQ While they last We VIII
close them out at s.. -.
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Mems Black Clay Dress Suits il
CUtaWay and sack. lined with fine
Italian cloth. sewed with silk
thread. union made: every suit sold
with guarantee. Balance of this
lot viii 90 for S6.gS
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MEMS PANTS
Good strong Working Pants. the
kind you pay SIZ5 for We have
slashed them dOwB-T1c
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end Of s sale is in sT Ia @ are greater han
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MEMS CRASH SUITS
Mixed. IN gTeys. browns. and light
check-neat, stylish. Any one Of
these salts cannot be obtained for
less than 500 in this city. We will
close them out at $40
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MEMS LIGHTWEIGHT CASHMERE
Suits in different shades VIII
close them out at S295
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Mems Linen VESTS, 29c-
Children-s Linen Pants, 19c.
Mems Crash Pants. 79c
Mems White Vests. 29c
Mems Striped Coats. 20c.
Mems Sumner Coat and Vest. &c.
Mems White Duck Pants, 75c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

MEMS PANTS
IN grey and shepherd pIaid-the kind
you called great value for 800
slaShed to Sl00.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

Mems Lightweight Melton Suits. cost
S5-25 to make up: only 81 suits left
IN this hot VIII close then out at
$3.50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-14

CHILDREN SUITS from s 10 Is
years that cost $3.f2 at factory, eX-
elusive Of expense Of shipping We
are closing out this LOT for SO.
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MEMS FINE SERGE SUITS
Washington Mills Y OF. guaranteed
fast COiors- The cloth cost $40.
making and trimming $2.4S, total
cost, So Closing out price, S3-yI-
Suits: cost altogether to naEufac-
tuTe $3.50 While they last we VIII
close them out at s.. 30.
Mems Black Clay Dress Suits il
CutaWay and sack, lined with fine
Italian cloth. sewed with silk
thread. union made: every suit sold
with guarantee. Balance of this
lot viii go for $685.
MEMS FINE WORSTED
Suits in dark and neat patterns,
richly trimmed; no merchant tailor
ever turned out 4 more correct
garment We will close them out
for SS-J0.
300 ODD SIZES MEMS SUITS
punched together; all light cOlOTed
patterns If you find your size
you'll set a suit worth IS, SO 81
or SO, for 50
Mems SILK Iustre Black Alpaca
Mems plain black sateen office coats.
4SC
MEMS SUITS-LINEN CRASH
Round sacks-Cup seams-cost to
make up SL9i- We are closing
them out at &c.
MEMS CRASH SUITS
Mixed, IN gTeys. browns. and light
check-neat, stylish. Any one Of
these salts cannot be obtained for
less than 500 in this city. We will
close them out a. 81 40
MEMS LIGHTWEIGHT CASHMERE
Suits in different shades VIII
close them out at S295.
Mems Linen VESTS, 29c-
CAildTen-s Linen Pants, I9c-
Mems Crash Pants. 79c.
Mems White Vests. ZSC-
Mems Striped Coats. 2Oc- =
Mems Summer Coat and Vest &c.
Mems White Duck Pants, 75c.
H. FRIEDLAN
GnP 9th and
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MEMS PANTS
Hard finished Worsteds-the kind
that never wear out Former
price, s. now Sig
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CHILDREN ALI. WOOL SUITS
They cost to manufacture $3.50 YOL
can have your choice for SI-15-
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Boys Guaranteed Atwood and
Fast color Blue Serge Double
breasted Novelty and Sailor Suits,
each trimmed with silk braid,
the Novelties with O = n
open-front vest. RE , "a
DJCED from $50 to. 60 = -
Boys Atwood Cheviot Double
breasted Short Pants Suits, in neat
patterns. extra well made all
sizes. : % 1s years CO IF
and REDUCED from . ~
$ and s. 70 ..------.-.--. -
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CHTT.DREN'S SUITS
All sizes in neat stripe effects
Worth S3-58. VIII close EN- out for
SI29
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CHILDREN CRASH SUITS
Good strong. neat school clothes:
from / to L years old, 4Sc-
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Boys Double breasted Novelty
and Russian Blouse Suits. she Nov
elites and BIouzes trimmed with
braid. about 30 suits G1 AZ
REDUCED from S2-5S , "A
and 500 TO .-.--------.--. -
BOYS DOublc-bTCaSted and Nov
city Suits, IN natIy mixed cheViotS;
PRETTY maGe-and IN
81 =5ss s. 5 HH8 B rom q 81 IS