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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE b.
reau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department,
1892, and publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
to furnish at the Navy Yard. Washington, u. g, a
out gear Blank proposals will be furnished upon
applica alton to the Bureau A. S. Kenny, Pay
master General, L. s. NJ tyla-law-2w
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
n. c., July 10, 1902-Proposais for Furnishing Ad-
hesive Postage Stamps.-Sealed proposals n
vited from parties carrying on the business Of
have had experience in conducting that business.
and will be received at this department until
FIRST OF AUGUST. 1902 for furnishing adhesive
postage stamps and books of lamps of the follow
called for by the department during period Of
four years. beginning on the LIST day of November,
100; Ordinary postage stamps for the use of the
stamps. books of stamps. Blank forms of proposal.
with full specifications will be furnished upon ap-
pcation to the Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral. The early date named above for the opening
Of bids Is rendered necessary by unusual conditions
jy161I 81 % 2S.23
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
D strict of Columbia, July H. i9o2-Sealed pro
rosals, Endorsed Proposals to Sell School Site
O'CLOCK NJ sATURDAY, JULY TWENTY nj !.
SIXTH 1902, to sell to the District of Columbia a
site for a public schoohouse within the Fort Reno
subdivision, on Prospect avenue, Kearney street
between Howard avenue and Tenley road The
site must contain not less than 1900 square feet
A certified check for $500 on some solvent banking
Institution In the said District, certificate Of
the Collector of Taxes that the bidder has de-
posted said amount with him. accompany
each bid as a guarantee that the bidder will COM
plete the sale of the ground IL his bid should be
accepted. The right to reject any and ali bids is
hereby reserved. HENRY Il. F. MCFARLAND
JOHN W. ROSS, II. G. NEWCOMER (Acting,
Commissioners, d. c. jyI2-6f
PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE.-PoST
Once Department. Washington, ID. c., June 81
1902.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Post Office Department, until pm, Aug a.
1902 for the performance Of mail service by pneu,
matte tubes. other similar devices, at the fol-
lowing cities: Boston, Mass; Brooklyn, " Y:
New Yok. n. Y: st: Louis. Mo-; Philadelphia
Pa; washington, .: G.; CS'cRso, IL. Pamphlets
giving description of routes and requirements nm
der the advertisement may be had applica tion
to the postmaster at any of the above named
cities or upon application to the Second Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, d. c. H. c.
PAYNE Postmaster General je26-IawGt
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

T. 5. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER HARRY RA''DALL,-Monday and Wei
nesday at pm. for Colonial Beach. Colton's apd
intermediate landings, and landings in Wicomico
river and Nomini and Lower Machodoc creeks Va.
Saturdays at am. for Colonial Beach and inter.
mediate landings, and Bushwood. Rock Point Col.
toms Currioman and landings In NominI creek
STEAMER WAkEFIELD-Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at am. for landings TO Colonial BeAch
and Maddox creek.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., TO GLYMoNT Md
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESrELLE RANDALI-raIlv CT.
cept Sunday, $3.50 am. Returning about 80 o. m.
Passenger accommodations figst-class Freixht re.
ceived until within a half hour Of sailing.
E. s. RANDALL. Manager. phone l1G5. GEO.
o. CARPINTER. General Agent washinstoa.
phone l7G5. wM II. REARDoN. Agent. Alex.
andria. phone 50. fe2S-tf-2s
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FOR RENT-BY WESCO
1907 Pei
1902 vtav,12r, 3b. cl. SS3.33
$40 18th, 15r, 6b, mi. 50. 90
243 Delavhe. Il. b. hi 5o.75
1915 18th, Tor, b, mi. so. 90
1906 17th.S, b. eel. mi so. 60
81 9th. Tor, b, eel, mi. As. 30
1923 22d. 11r, Gel. mi. is. %
31O7 n, Tor, b, mi. 40. IS
2115 n, Sr, b, cel.mi. 40. so
2o20 n, Tor. b, mi. 1880
1923 Pa av, 10, b, cl, mi35. 80
934 23d, Sr. b, mi. 80. so
2317-2319 Pa av. Or.
b, eel, mi. $3.50
1915 3th, 3r, b, mi. 1880
1107 n Ii av,7, b, cl mi30. SO
2421 Pa av, Sr, b, mi. 5000
PIT K, 16r. W. 80. so
Ills 18th, Or, b. Gel, mi 5000
2316 II, Or, b. mi. $3.50
2129 Pa av. Or, b, mi. IS. so
1412 Both, Or, b, mi. so
1906 Pa av, Or, b. cl. mi. %. 90
533 Fla av, Sr. b, MI
2417 Pa av,Sr, b, mi. y. SO
1920 E, Or, b, mi. %. so
619 23d, Or, b. eel. mi y. SO
S22 Il ne, er, b, mi p. 80
1912 N II av, 6r, b, mi. 90
261S L, Or, b, mi. ..0.50
1747 l., Or, b, W, G. 1850
2122 Pa av, Or. Gel, ", glS.5y
60S 21st, Or, b, mi. 1870
2026 L, Or, b. mi. 1850
AIS Elm, Or, b, mi. 1850
2023 l., Sr. w......16.0O
320S o, Or. b, mi. :. 1880
S2l Oath, 5r, w.....l5.30
SIT Goth, 5r. w.....15.3O
2O22 Fl. 5r. w......l5.OO
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BOARDING.

MRS. A. JACKSON. THE wELL-KyOwN CATER
esq, Is located at 1919 L at Ftrst-ciass meals
at moderate prices N17-3ts
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REAL ESTATE

GOING TO SELL OR RENT YOUR HOUSE?
Place them our list
Hundreds Of buyers and renters come to u.s.
jy17-26t E. LODGE HILL, Sa2 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-BY JAMES s. SHEA

FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA
643 Louisiana avenue
1888 10th ST. n.w 9 rooms, q MI ....... .$42. so
S43 Penna. ave NV, three upper stories;
- rooms, steam heat. .............. o. so
go 10th st. ne, store and dwelling. 49,. $3.50
606 + me-, rms reception hall, anil. $3.50
2os "A ST. s.w., store aud roous....... 25.u0
60I ii ST. s.w., rooms ami. .......... 2u.50
1O4 l ST. Sc, rooms, Ami. ............ 1880
229 9TH st. s.w., store and water. q. 90
TO- ST. Sc, rooms, MI. ............ Is so
81 1919 st. s.w., rooms. ami. ........ Is. 81
Sl5 "a st. s.w., Z rooms, water. ......... 1900
2oo1a IA St. s.w., broom fat, a. mi. ..... 1890
2o01a AZ st. s.w. store and water. 10 90
GIG Louisiana ave. NV. large hall. ...... 1880
Avg st sw., rooms and water. ....... Il. 80
1903 18th St s-e., 8 rooms and water. 800. 1000
IL Va ave. NV, rooms and water. $50
2i00 Va. ave. n.w., rooms and water $50
2l0l u ST. nw.y rooms and water. ....... $50
213 18th St e., rooms and water $50
III East Caption st., ruoIns and water. 100
4SS Cullinane alley sw bet II, l. 4h&6th 600
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FOR RENT-1412 9TH ST. NV; THRE,E-STORY
brick; 10 rooms, bath, cellar. furnace; MT large
yards; good repair. Apply 1916 St. NV Kew
at store opposite. jy7-12ts
FOR RENT-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE, NO. l5l2 18TH
ST.; 3-story dwelling; good order; 10 rooms
Rent, $1,000. A. 7. PARDON
jy14-6t 14O5 + ST.
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1888 10th st. NV; 8 rooms. reception
hall; furnace heat; newly papered and
COS st. me-; Z rooms, reception hall;
furnace heat; all modern convenences 255O
% :. flames T. SHEA
iy12-tf CAB Louisiana n w
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED FROM OWNER THE BEST HOUSE
that can be bought for from s. 600 $4,000. in
The W. HOlmead Manor or Col. Heights J. II.
MILLER. 1901 T. fvl7-3t.
WANTED BUY SEVEN OR EIGHT-ROOM
house: good lot II 9th st. NV. SWAMI
l. HALL. Room 40 su2 NV. jyII-3t.
wANTED-''WE SELL AND RENT HOUSES"
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL WE
CAN FIND YOU A PURCHASER. If YOU
HAVE PROPERTY TO RENT WE CAN FIND
YOU A TENANT. WE HAVE THE BEST FA-
GiiITIES FOR HANDLING PROPERTY GIVE
Us A TRIAL MOORE & HILL. Unc),
te3-f I'll 14th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED. INCLUDING
piano; 9-roomed house at Loeb Lynn. Mt. Lake
Park; terms. SITS. Address Mrs S. N. TAYLOR,
Mt. Lake Park Md. jy1I-3t'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS, SINGLE OR COMMUN ICATING WITH
or without board; private family; Mt. Pleasant
adjoining Rock Creek Park. Address Box 50,
Star office. iy16-3ts
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SURVEYING, PLATS, ETC.

SURVEYS, SUBDIVISIONS, PLATS, PLANS, CON-
structipns superintendent, estimates and reporSs,
higb-class drawings OF all kinds. WM. II. BEN
TON, Civil Typographical and Landscape Engi-
neer. Atlantic bldg $50 f NV. Phone 49,
Rp19-3m5
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FOR RENr-BY B. F. SAUL. Sc. COR TTH L NV.
Store 100 st NV. ...-tHals for TT 9Th & G NV
Nv cor 11th&U NV. store ods Eth 6r b. 90. 80
fat. bakery Washable go. 70 1924 9th NV, ST.. 90 SO
Brookland, C, Lansing Coe1st&N sw .sto&7r is. 80
st, l2r&2 rooms. large lS49 ne, sto&cel. 10. so
yard o0.O sUA ia av. store rs. so
ll07 18th NV, lOr. so W oIn NV, store. 1850
200 18th NV, store .3S,S0 11Qp n av, store 10 90
1606 It'll stO&dw 35 80 200 7th NV, sto&cel Is 90
943 Mass Nv, SrGb. $3.50 1904 7th NV sto&2r Is 90
2104 LIST NV, 10r&b S5 90 4282M Sc, store&Gr 10 80
713 18th NV. for Use CLIP ~ o NV, 4r&b fat ~ so
1908 It'll NV. sto Gel 1426 It'll NV, 6r&w. IL 80
ga 9th NV, 7r&b. .35 90 CPL 18th NV, IT. ~ 90
1907 7th sto rms30. 50l433 Washin n Ar W II 50
lSlO It'll NV Or It'll NV, 10. 50
2027 LIST NV. 1r. b. y ~ 40 franklin Or, 1000
III! L NV. Sr&b z .sSl33S II ne. shop. 10. 90
Flat 1907 1th sum Wiltbcrger, 5r. % so
459 NV, 1r, b-.. = store rear 18th 4 o. 500
Gil NV, 1r, b.. .25.50f Rear Gil Nj NV, AZ. n so
100 NV, Sr, b.. .23.50lff27 Half sw, ar W 4 20
1887 7th NV sto&eel 25.50l716 NV, 3r, I'd ar 100
1922 10th NV. 6r&b. $3.50 ia NV, store q 90
SO II NV, store. .25 90 i62 NV, on RS 81 & IS
500 NV, Grab. .25.3 Rear sos 18th nw(co)6 80
l4S0 LIST NV. Arab fat liza 7th NV 3r. g. 90
por tub, steam bit e Dol Hotel. Scr st heat Chez
Office rooms at Ole f ST. NV. steam heat jyl2-tf
FOR RENT-No. 24s DEL AVE. Ne. AN ar.
rooms and bath: steam heater; on car line: in
good condition and desirably located for room
renting; $50.T5 per month:
WESCOTT & WILCOX,
1y2-tf 1907 ia
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1117 10TH ST NV; y
rooms including bath; rent, 5000 Inquire isl9
u 81. NV. JyStf
furnlsned lso6 IL st l2511 10Th NV. 12r, b. go. 90
No: 2oi sherman apis, Or NV, 5r&b, steam
~ june 10 NOV l. heat ............ 80. 90
e.g er month $4,000 l124 Sth NV, sr&b. 30 90
900 RIA ag NV, 9r&b, tl60S Both NV, Or, b. % IS
Stable rear 1923 n st. nw' ~ 500 m
Observation-Disclosures
Providence st. 18th, 12r., b. stable &c $40 On
Concord st. near 18th, 10r.. b., W.. s. & gas so
CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE RfiT 4 ESTiS
je2S-tu. th.stf "
FOR RENT-1341 CORCORAN ST NV; 8 STO-
ries; fronts south; large rooms; ami; newly
papered and decorated; only $35.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, es0 ST. NV
jy5s, tu& htf
FOR RENT-D. d. THOMPSON, 1885 ST.
1871 Phelps NV 81, 90 2235 2th NV Or b 500 so
1892 I'D Or. b.: 80 90 4O7 G ne, 6r Gel 70 SO
ln34 Corcoran. 12r b. IS so 16 Benn 6rwh )ea 90
<SS Ath ne, ST. b.. .32.50i13I5 Linden ne Ar = SO
jy5-tf ' ''''''o'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES,

SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS. 112o VERMONT
ave. What
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FOR RENT Is13 G st. 12r. so 90
$40 NV, fur. 800 1924 f3thnw, II b sta so 90
ITO I'd Tor b. fur. fr 1911 Corcoran 90
1744 NV, 11r, b. .60t30 ONCE rms, 1907 + st NV
Store 1920 NV. 5000 iSSt 10Th NV, Tor, b. 45 90
1921 Conn av. lar 2b.. 1898 VT NV, RIB. 81 so
1341 NV. 13r, b. 80. 3Ol
TYLER IL RUTHERFORD, Inc, 1907 F ST.
ot.A
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN, COMMU:SI-
eating rooms. with large closets; board prefer
red: permanent. Address Box Al, Star office.
Jyl7-2t.
WANTED BY TWO Young LADIES IN OFFICE,
room. with board; private family: references ez-
changed, terms must be reasonable. Address
Box %. Star office. Jyl7-3t'
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FOR RENT-SIORE AND DWELLING, NEWLY
repaired: No. 407 AZ st. s.w.; I rooms and hath
$500. LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER
jy116t g2O + nv
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT.FINE, LARGE STORE AND ENTIRE
building, No. S13 18th NV.
$1,000. q. BOYER & SON.
9TH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED HAVE ABOUT 100 ACRES GOOD
pasture moist land. horses taken, 81 per mo-; fed
grain day, s.; personal attention. Phone
J. NJ JACKSON. AnnaDdaie Fairfax CO. Va
jyl1-3t
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FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, NO 1901
llth ST. Sc; stable; Sis. 90. VIII rent store and
stable separately; SO.
jyl1-6t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-HALIS.
GIG La. ave. NV. third floor;
large hall; $3.50
5y2t.4 JAMES T. SHEA. 643 La ave- NV
FOR RENT-FINE, LARGE LODGE ROOMS: ALL
modern IMPROVEMENTS. electric light, steam heat
and elevator Rooms suitable for banQuets Also
number of Office rooms. Convenient to all car
lines. 6lS + st. 1e1.tr
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w ash flannels.

A few years ago nobody knew
anything about wash hannels-but the
men who were making Atwood flannel
got the idea into their heads that they
could turn out part-cotton, part-wool
stuff that would wash with the minimum
of shrnkage.
They succeeded. The cotton mixture
was an advantage in every way-the
threads held the wool so tightly that it
didn't have chance to shrink much
And women were delighted.
Ever since makers have been try ing
to improve on the idea-but the only
thing they have accomplished is to
make the designs still better and in
crease the value of the stuff for shirt
waists.
Begin-like the Chinese-and go
backward today, starting with the highest
priced wash fannels and going down to
the lest expensive
The finest and best wash fannels are here for 81
and 81. as yard-imported, and woven with little
shining silk stripes.
There are splendid wash Aannels for CSC, soc
and 4oc yard, with designs of Persian figures
and clusters Of strpes-some plain white with
stripes and jacquard figures, very much like the
fine white cotton stlffs of this year.
Wash flannel ehamd,a), with the color running
way and white the other. is the prettest of
the plain 1annels. SO inches wide, 55c yard;
20 inches wide, 37Hca yard.
But the CSC wash iannels we proudest Of
we like Them much that got 1870 different
patterns for you They are the weight that most
women want-and the stripes and colors very
attractive. Some have mercerizeI stripes-those
are little lighter weight than the rest of the $50
family
And next come the 28c twled fannels-crisp
aud tight. Unravel piece and you will find that
she thread has almost the luser of worsted.
aoc is rather unusual price for wash flannel
but we have good kind his year to sell for aoc
a yard. 1t is made with tightly woven cotton
shread so that you may be it is firm and good.
So designs
And here the list ends-for it wou dn't
be safe to sell-or to buy-wash flannel
shat cost any less There would be very
little wool in it-and very lite warmth.
The second shipment has just arrived
Ii you have the time and inclin alton, we
can show you 500 different kinds
altogether
,North asst of center.
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Children's aprons and
guimpes.

Schoo aprons-the freshest, dainties
looking little things imaginable are
showing their faces this morning.
One can pay almost any price, begin
ming with CSC for aprons of fine white
lawn with hemstitched ruftles over the
shoulders.
For soc there are four or five different kinds,
trimmed with embroidery, lace or hemstitched
tuckng.
Others with finer embroidery for 7sc, Ssc and
ST. IS, up to those with tiny bowknot motifs on the
yoke for SI.2s. Good deep hens on all of them.
Then there are the pretty guimpes. The least
expensive is 35c-fne white lawn, with tucks and
embroidery. Then 7sc-a band of embroidery
down the CENTER and the little tucks run diago-
naly. In the 85c gumpe there are two styles
one with clusters of tucks and hemstitching be-
tween; the other with clusters of tucks and fine
Hamburg.
second floor, first gallery
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Fall clothing for boys.

Seventy-three styles of double
breasted suits from S. to $3.50; all
sizes from to Is years.
The Wanamaker Special in blue
cheviot and blue serge is a standby; we
have been working upon it for years,
each year making improvements. We
never had so fine stock or finer suits
than this season.
No style nor fit better than in the
John Wanamaker boys clothing. There
are blues and blacks and fancy materials
in an infinite number of neat and pretty
patterns, at the prices above and in
between.
Full lines of Norfolks, sailors, vest
suits ree!ers and overcoats from to 10
year sizes, and from S. up.
Market street,
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Fine tailoring for men.

A very complete stock of fine and
seasonable materials and a full corps Of
expert cutters-good cutters are scarce,
but We have them here-and their work
in these fne.grade fabrics will be most
handsome and serviceable.
The newest things in Scotch effects single
and double plaids, sa5, $50 and SIS; same quail
ties in worsteds dark tones prevail, yet they are
full of cheerful colorings
Many other fine imported suitings, some very
choice, at $40 and S45.
FaN o0e>eoats, silk lined. S25 to SIS.
We make them to order as low as $40,
but not silk lined.
Market street and City Hall Corner,
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.hildren's stockings.

A great variety-and you will find
the quality little better at each price
than you have been accustomed to-or
else all our months of planning have
gone for naught.
Ribbed black cotton stockings, Isc I8c, aoc,
a5c, 3oc and $50.
Ribbed black cashmere stockings soc, asc, 3oc,
CSC, 4oc, 4sc, soc and up to 7sc
Ribbed cashmere stockings in black, white and
coors, a5c, 3oc, 35c and 4oc.
West OF Arcade,
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News for girls.

The necessary everyday things
today:
A dress of serge-the very best for
wear, SIS. A sailor dress, if anchors
mean anything, for they are embroidered
on the collar, the sleeves, the shield
and couple, even, on the unlined skirt.
The blouse is pleated around in wide
pleats In black or dark blue serge,
ID, 16 and 1S-year sizes.
In 81 to 3e-inch skirts there is good
one in pepper and salt mixture Of close
homespun, $3.50; unlined and faring,
of course; wide strappings around the
bottom
Second floor, Chestnut street,
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OutdoOr sports.

1t is splendid season for the two
popular autumn sports, golf and foot
ball, and enthusiasts are busy on the
links and on the gridirons with the sturdy
sports
GoH goods
Leather bag. So 50 to $40.
A special, fine English leather bag with ball pocket,
stitched, and with English grip sa5o
Plaid bags, 81 and 81. so. Haskell balls So Dozen
Canvas bags 81 to Sa So Kempshall balls. SO doz.
We make point of specially inspect
ing every cub as to balance, spring,
weight and lie.
Macgregor socket drivers and brases ST. 50; splced
drivers ana brassiss, 81; irons. sL75.
G. socket drivers and brassies. ST. spced drv
ers and brsssies. 81; irons, SI.5o.
Nichols socket drivers aud brasses So SO; irons $3.50
Slazenger, screw head, rivers and b:a,ses, 81 as
Complete line of Mills aluminium clubs, imported 50 So
Beginner drivers and brasses 75c.
Football goods
Balls 75c up to 81. Pants ali kinds. soc to
Sweaters. 81 up to Sc. $3.50
Jerseys. 81 to So
Hose, soc to ST. 50 pair ileaa harness. o. so'0S
Shin guards soc to 81. Nose guards, dI5
Quaint conceits in football badges
a brown leather oval ball and college
ribbons arranged for stick pin Ioc.
Basketball goods
Sweaters, 81 to e. Balls $3.50 to s..
po,.' SOC y, o.. Basketball gull. 'at.s
Shirts. soc to SI25 edition. loo.
Fourth floor H.
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Cilk petticoats.

To the average woman the swish
and rustic of silken petticoat is very
dear, and now there are more tempting
ones than ever from which to choose.
For IS, black tafeta, with ten-inch pleatng,
finished with narrow rufie; nearsilk foundation
underneath. Higher priced ones, of changeable
1laid or plain silks, and on up to elaborate ones
'or $50.
Lrfhcoahs Of black me,ee,teed safeen, with three
<ru he'd ruf1es on the bottom, 81. The last we
sent in jiffy.
tDsSsad Aoorl
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Tucked challis,
instead of 75c.

For waists And the reason the
maker tucked it and trimmed it with
that pretty little black and white
cord is to save you all the trouble and
expense OF putting any trimming on
your waist
All colors.
MAIN Aisle,
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food umbrellas, $1.2,.
Usually they bring $I.75.

Usually tney Df1ng S1.75'
Mems 2S-inch and women's 26-incll.
Good union tafeta silk that thousands
of our umbrellas have been ma lie Of
with very few complaints: paragon frames
and a sp!endi>! assortment Of fancy han
dies
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Six W aists.
And still they come

Today some of changeable taffeta pleated
and stitched with white Large fancy buttons
down the front, 81.
Black peau de sole waists with pleats and buttons
and herring bone stitching, IS.
Black tafeta waists, pleated and stitched, French
knots on the collar. Sc.
tsss0nd door,
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squirrel hat for Sc, Of course you don't
expect it to be real squrrel-but it looks
like squirrel, and the effect is the main
thing we are after in S. and So hats.
Effect together with good honest work,
and full moneys worth.
Golden Salon
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Exclusive furnishings for
particular men.


The things you can't find this side of
London or Paris-and not always there.
The top notch of luxury and exclu-
siveness-but not at exorbtant prices.
SIX bah roles, $25 and $27.5o.
Light and beautiful to the eye. Silk
faced a soft wool body, lined with fine light
silk-a number Of colors.
Wool bath roles, from Paris, $40, S12,
$22.5o.
As bath robes these do not figure in what Paris
makers have had to offer; we had to show them
the way.
House coats, $3.75 to SI2.
The assortment is complete-the pick of the
best makers considered from the point of style,
service, tailoring coloring and proper weights.
French and English scar1 silks.
Even the less particular does well to have
scarfs made to order. They do not cost moro
than like scarfs from stock 1t is easy to find
stores, though, that will charge you more.
Shirts To order, $3.50 to $12.
New fancy stuffs from London. Shrt-makng
here is conducted by persons who have spent
lifetime at it. Not one of our customers has been
disappointed. We make the shirt to please the
customer-he fixes the cost from st. SO to S1a, to
please himself.
. Chestnut streep
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MEMS sample shoes, Se.S5.
All feathers and styles in the lot; sizes from ~
to IN, A, and widths
MeuS shoss $L0o-nsuaI Price So.
All sizes in box calf, single or double oak-leather
soles welted and stitched, and five shapes of toe
Also kidskin, lace, with medium weight weted
and stitched soles
Meus shoes, SI-usnal price, $3.50
Good shoes and good shapes in all sizes and
widths.
Oihcr eooa shoes TOR men,.
s2.S5-usually 81 and s5-box- calf, enamel and
patent leather.
So. 4o-usuay So and So. 5o-patent colt'kin,
box-calf velour calf and kidskn.
S1.so-usualy $2-satin calf
Boys sample shoes, SI.9o. $40 and
$3.50.
All feathers in the lot, and sizes in boys
pies are more varied than in the mems, there is
nearly every size from - to 5a
Olher boys slices:
81. and 81. 80, according to size-usually
$3.50 and 81. IS Good, stout satin-calt lace
shoes, 10 to 81.