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LOST.

LOST-Saturday night going from 10th and p
sts- 20 Baltimore and ohio depot fob and charm
Reward n returned % HOY'S HOTEL, Sth and
ID st& u". es-3
LOST Friday, capstone-shaped charm, four doors
one open az the bottom; gold chain attached. Re
ward, 1000 / st. Nv. FL
LOsT-Silver watch. between Georgia ave- and
NJ 81 So Return 10 Mss BERTHA LANG ~
N u. Sc Reward ml
srRAYED-Frum IlC9 Florida ave collie dog
able eolorcd, white breast. and collar. Reward
for It's return and 10 Questions asked mss
LOST-Saturday night on Pa ave-. between
Laiay cite Square and 18th ST. a china belt Din
vith Madonna setting Reward at 4 Lafayette
Square. ms
LOST Monday. between Sth and Ifth SITS. and
II and X St. NV, a 4. Of p. I red and blue
enamel pin, year %. Reward IL returned TO no
X 81. nx. nj
sTRAiED-From l05 % ST. ne, Friday, Scotch
terrier pup, female. brown. meg
LOST-On April 2. brown spotted fox terrier.
wearing tag No. 500. Return 10 lICl Q st.: lib
e-al reward. esq
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-Onc thousand ladies and gents 10 have
their shoes shined. q. 4. HUNTER q Co. ~
st. and Maryland ave sW. al
WANTED-Ch Cheap. a roll+op desk. Address BOX
SIG, this oficc. esq
IT'S JUST TiuS-Satsfactorv printing; 1000
cards. biilheads, envelope. SLJ0. HAYS sos L
a. NV NIL
WANTED-M4n's bicycle. good condition. 81
down, 81 week o. n 81 zee. MOS
NANIkD-TyprHriter repairing estimates lccur-
ately accurate; work thoroughly thorough. a. o.
GOSORN. 100 g. Phone l2942. m6-S
WANTED-Furuiture: contents Of houses bought;
also store and Office fixtures FRIES q HOP
WOOD. sth and sts- NV Telephone Main
1861 mg-g
WANTED-Old gold, silver: gold dollars. s1.25
up' pawn tickets bought LOUIS ABKAHAMs,
80 slh 81 NV ap5-u
ARE YOU TIRED Of business. Or financially en-
barr4s.edk VIII pay sou big money .Jr your
mefchahdisc. Address BOX t5G. this Office. ms
WANTED-200 people To- try the best a5o dinner
IN the city o. Washington at the KENILWORTH
GAIL. 100 Pennsrlta ave. e3T
WANTED-Higlest cash price paid for ladies,
and gents euar-qn clothing. Address postal viii
call B. TARsHES. 1895 eth q. nv. cl0-3O
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AANl I'd sm having NUMEROUS enquiries every
Gay Tor medium priced houses. northeast and
h9ulhe2si. q you have amy ron desire 90 place
on the market I can .ciI Them J0SFpH II
RICHARDS. Columbian Building. mar
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-08

ThrougA trains from the South arrive wash
iugson 6.42 a. n, $50 O. m. rs a. M. lois
4. n. daily. except Mondays. zoo o. "a 500
p IA. and go p m daily LOcaI trains frou
HarrisOnburg. Il.37 a. m week DAYS and
$50 p. m daily From Charlottesville. SIS
a. N. and 0-40 p m daily.
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rRnys IN RLrENnNr pnrvcH-

AAAAAo w BIZ EAtoNA biiANNh
Leave Washington 9-0I e. m daily. Loo D n.
and A-4a o. n week days and 6-25 D. 10. sum
days only Tor Bluemsut ard 80 p M and G-15
D m week days. and II 20 p n theatre train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. FOR Lees
burg
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FOUND.

FOUND-At LaCey's moss modern ice cream fac
Tory m America, delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry Zee cream; made from the fruit not
The acid: 9Jc per gallon. Also Lacey's special
&C per gallon. -fhce. COZ New York ave. Phone
A2in so4 deIO-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-08

Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had az ticket Offices 7G5 Isrh
St. 81 Pennsylvan Avenue. aRd PenusFlFania
Station. Baggage checked through from hoteIx
and residences.
Phone Nam I4f1. p r. R. Cab Service
C. T. AGHEET. General Manage
) r. HARDWICE. General Pass-r Agent
L. 5. BROWN. General Agent
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANIED->msil suburban residence convenient
~ car line Adde'S BOX f-3. this Office m6-s
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ROOMS PAPERED Sl.75 up; house painting our
specially; lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. II0j
6ta ST. ne. Phone. Past 300 D. mg-s
AoLTE, So 9th 81. nv. Is constantly receiving
tlc latest and most attractive designs Ia Wal
Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up Cali
and investigate for yourself aud be convinced
mI4-u
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WANIED-Siv frst-cl1sS coatmakers. Apply Al
once. J. ". STEIN 4 co, Alb IIth St. es3
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WANTED-ACENTS.

wANTED-AEenfs; 500 month: new patent ar
ticle. Eels 20 all merchants. C. KING. vt
Vernoh hotel 2ls John Marshall Place. m6-s
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WANTED-An educated saleslady who is 4 fluent
talkcr: so month. MR. DONOHOO, 207 Jeniier
Building 7fh ard SIS nj
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FOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT-Ncw brick building. I227 T. ST.
suitable FOR storage. shop. or automobile mss
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WANrED-Giri for general homework; 60 home
nights: references required 1872 K st. mi
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WAETED-MALE.
WANTED-By steady niddIe-agss white man.
place Waterman driver Of delivery wagon;
VIII take small wages. Address BOX 5I5, this
Office 81
WANTED-By coIored man. place g. dishwasher
or work % lunchIoom. al wilson 81 nw. Il
WANTED-By intelligent young man. some ac-
tive work two hours evenings in payment Tor
board and comfortable room; good habits Ad-
ores bon 90. this Office ms-2
WANTED-Cardening yard fixing and white
washing; general jObbing neatly done. s. l.
FERRY. s. Fenton &. ne. nj
WANTED-By neat colored boy. place as Gle
ystor runner. porter or bell boy: good reference
20. slh 81. iW- m7-2
WANTED-By coiorcd man. place as frSt-cIass
cook IN cafe; reference Address % Defrees
st. nv. me-
WANTED-P- an experienced bookkeeper and all
round Of Ian situation Address BOX s64,
this once. 50
wANTED-RoOMS.
wASTED-Two or three rooms for light house
keeping in suburbs Address BOX 30 this Office
rns-J
wAETED-BICYCLES.
wANTED-Gent's bicycle. low frame. Address
BOX as. tiis Office. r6-s
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WANTED-Girl ID do general homework who cal
cook; mus stay nights. I5l r ST. ne. MI
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W :. giFi for general hauae~O1k- 70
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

cleaning to do. 900 sth st. NV
mss
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Expert Specialist in cure Of an acute and chronic
ailments Complaints o. the digestive orraus
nervous and blood disorders quickly cured
Consultation free. COZ St A. W
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wANTED-GrI 70 attend to baby: reference.
100 sth 81 nW- mS-2
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FOR sALE-sTORE AND DWELLINGS
FOR SALE-BICYcLES.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Victor bicycle. in good condition,
cheap. 1856 sth ST. sw. mss
FOR sALE-Gent's bicycle, good coaditiea. s.
Address BOX 5O2, this Office. mss
FOR SALE-S75O- ladv's Rambler wheel. lamp
and tools; as good as new the best that money
can buy. 20 ID st. Sc. m6-R
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WANTED led colored woman for sener.
hopsework- III 81 Il. MI
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Elegaut UNFINISHED rooms. fizh
housekeeping reasonable 100 Mass. ave. ne.
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HELp wANrED-MALE 3 FEMALE

WANTED-Five OF more ladies or gents 20 repre-
sent manufacturer in Washington; no triAers
wanted-only good. energetic saiespe0Dle. il Is a
good thing and pays goa we'll address BOX $50
this Office ga
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NANTED-At 80 O'Clock tomorrow CIV ednesday)
morning i've boys ages from y To II. % act as
Times messengers. Apply Al Editorial Rooms. at
hour named. e
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SIS Bicycles for $3.50
Basement, Market and Thirteenth streets,


Wheels for both and women 1000 bicycles
IN the purchase; bicycle season just opening for
1902, the roads Just ready; and splendid new wheels
Tor about one-thrd their usual prices
1t is the largest and best bicycle news we have
had to tell for many day. and believe it will be
most heartily appreciated by all riders in this COM
munity.
These wheels come from factory that has been
closed up IF we could only tell you the namely
The same wheels being made at another place
today under different name, with possibly Slight
change in the equipment-aua being sold for 1885, BY
buying the entire stock sell them for $12 Co.
Parts can be had at any time.
The mems 20 and 24-inch.
The a00men's and 22nch
The 2onch sizes in both small enough for II and
I2-year-od children ride.
The tires India; saddle is Garord the wheels are
various coors adjustable handle bars every one You
must buy them they stand-nothng will be changed
round.
Bicycle makers everywhere are happy this Spring
they say it is going to be great season; and It
looks so to us, too because have been selling
more wheels this early than we have for two years
Noryo7p coaster brake any wheel, IS extra
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How We Get Exclusive STYLES
his Year the Dresses Are Most Exquisite Paris C1ratlous IN
spuvd BY tie Days Of tie Grumde Marquse-Orzgzua/
Pyoazlchons Of the W0Zds Greatest Dress
A1zsb-No Duplicates Are Made
Second floor, Chestnut street,

"stock models" Buyers who 60 first
to Europe-the little fellows who buy
two or three dresses from each maker,
often not more than one from a maker
go there and come away with what
they think the greatest idea of the year
They don't realize that of the few, per-
haps seven Or eight stock models that
each house has, five hundred or more
American houses buy, and here and in
San Francisco and in New York the
same model may be seen, perhaps in a
different color, but still reproduction
of the same model bought by all the
rest
1t is to avoid this that we go either
very early or very late to Paris. If we
go very early, after we have been to
Monte Carlo and all the other wonder
full Places we can give the makers our
ideas, which they can reproduce; when
we 60 late we get the most exquisite
things of all.
Besides this we buy more than any
other house-four or five times more
and that in itself makes the great artists
very anxious to please US, for they are
keen in business as we'll as exquisite in
art.
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Spring Suits for Boys
Nj ark ct street,


All the boys suits we &C
cept must come as fully up to
John Wanamaker clothing
standards as suits for men
cloth, Innings. cut, tailoring.
Boys are entitled to the same
consideration given other
people and they get it here.
We make trouble for the clothing
makers, but we get exclusive clothes,
give good service to the boys and
much satisfaction to the boys mothers.
Spring suits are ready, plenty OF
styles-each good of its kind.
D0ubk-breasted suits, with the
correct long roll and two buttons,
81. SO to SIS. Ten styles at 81. so.
Sizes 8 to 16.
The Wanamaker Special 6 but
tons) is S5-the best IS suit you can
get.
The materials are green and blue
striped serge and "Queen's Mourn
ing"
And we still have plenty of our
regular S. sailor, blue serge.
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Easter Gift JeWelry

Uewelry Store, Chestnut and Thirteenth)
Sterling silver, in rich new
designs and large variety.
Universally approp ri a e
and always acceptable, we
have made large provision
Tor the seasons gift time.
Suggestions are below for
gifts to housekeepers, and
personal things are in endless
profusion.
Tea sets, 5 pieces. S94 to sass.
Tete-a-tete sets, pieces, S38 to SI25.
Sugar and cream sets, $40 to SIS.
After-dinner coffee pots, SIS to $50.
Berry bowls, So to SIS.
Pitchers. Sac to 500.
Vases. 81 to SI25.
Papilon glass silver applied), SIa to
$3.50.
Bonbon dishes, 1915 to SIS.
Bread trays, $3.50 to S6S.7s.
Loving cups, So to 5000.
Dutch silver pieces, So. so to So4.
Almond dishes, sI2 to SIS half dozen.
Desk pieces, sI.z5 to $40. 50.
Forks and spoons, 81 per ounce.
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Girls Clothes
Second floor, Chestnut street

kcCIolu hooiJ ShSSthut osiSSNI
Hard as we try, and how
ever we hurry the makers, we
can't get things here soon
enough or to keep them long
enough for everyone to Sec
so fast are they selling.
Dresses of wh1ke IaW1z, 81.
Simple little dresses: no trimming but
hemsttching. Hemstitched yoke, collar,
belt, and cuffs and two hemstitched ruffles
on the skirt.
Walking SKIRTS, $3.50
Black cheviot with a stitched fare
hounce. IS to SO inches long.
7allor-maae suits, $40
Homespun, tan, gray and blue mixed.
The jackets are the new Eton, with belt,
trimmed with rows of silk braid; the skirts
are plain, haring. lined with good percaline.
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Millinery for Spring
First and second f1oors)

If we could tell you how many more women have
bought their Easter millinery here this year than last
you would wonder why the other stores doing
business at all.
There are French hats from nearly all the best
known modistes in the Green Salon, besides
The p ain styles made of rough or stiff Materials and
trimmed with the delicate laces, with VEIL perhaps
added-another charm which is to this country and
wonderfully etching-make the hats unusual and novelty
is what But the sharp of strong
against fine is fascinating and characteristic
Of most of stiff hats which the best have.
CRITICAL Ho7os7 in the Arcade. All good styles good
coors.
les an45o in
Iacs
Foliage
In the basement is a of black silk chiffon hats
made frames and lined ready for trimming. 81
apiece worth SIS
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Easter Plants
Gross Aisle)


Plenty of fine sturdy plants
for Saturdays wants - the
earlier in the morning you
make selections the better.
Fine bloom or forward buds
on every specimen-and little
prices all along the line.
Easter lilies, I2c bud.
Daifodils, 4oc and soc.
Genestas, 4oc to SO.
Crimson rambler rose bushes in bloom,
SI.25 to $40.
Hydrangeas, 6oc to SO.
Spirea, 4oc and soc.
Japanese cherries, S.. IS.
Cinerarias, 75c.
Hyacinths, I5c and ISc.
Azaleas, soc to S22.
Liacs, 81. so and $3.50.
Daisies, CSC.
Pans of hyacinths, three in pan, soc.
Pans of hyacinths with hardy FERNS 81.
Baskets of assorted plants, 81 and SO.
Large pans filled with Easter lilies, jon
quils, ferns and Cineraria stellata-the new
Cneraria, 50.
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Women'S cl0cEed stock1ney-
Cotton at 2sc and 3Sc. Isle, white and
Colored at soc.
The very pretty start at 75c Black Isle,
with white and colored clocks in four styles;
also Yale blue and cardinal with white and
colored clocks; very pretty open-worked
boot black Isle with white and colored
clocks
n big variety in the 81 group. Black
Nsle with white and colored clocks in FIVE
styles; open-worked boot black Isle with
white and colored clocks in five styles; also
white Isle with black and white clocks.
SI.a5. Black Isle, plain and with open
worked boot. both with white and colored
clocks.
Sc. Black silk with self clocks; also
black silk with Richelieu ribbed top and
open worked clock.
S2.5o. Very fire black isle with neat
drop-stitch clock; also black silk with self
CLOCKS and some with white and colored
clocks.
So, s3.a5, 1915, S. and Setback silk
stockings.
Hundreds of other st
thousands, we should S;
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Imagine more than three hundred
dresses - every one from a famous
maker-and not two alike. That's
what we are showing here and in New
York.
Wherever lovely clothes are worn,
we got Algiers, to Monte Carlo and
Nice, and then to Paris The makers
of dress fabrics are seen; even picture
galleries are ransacked, and the cloths
in the dresses painted there are repro
duced and worked into the new fashions
of the season.
Forty-seven or more Paris and
Vienna dressmakers are represented in
this collection. Each has given his
word that no other dress like what we
bought from him will go from his es-
Enlistment this year.
Early in the season the great dress
makers themselves go hunting ideas.
They go where fashion congregates,
and wander and dream, and while they
are away resting and absorbing new
thoughts and getting new conceptions,
their people at home are still making
dresses.
These models are what they call
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-29
Silk PettiCOats
and Waists
Second floor, Chestnut street,

Second floor, Chestnut street,
Beautiful, ready-to-wear,
modest prices - speci a |
Springtime hints.
ST. so silk beh1coatS, 8.75-
Made of good black taffeta, with pleated
flounce edged with a gathered ruflle and
trimmed with two rows of quilting. Silk
foundation.
IS and SO silk a0a1StS, $3.z5-
Made of taffeta, satin foulard, peau de
sole. etc. Some are plain colors, others
polka dots.
Finer for S., $3.50, S6.75
and on up.
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Mems Shirts for Spring

The best percale shirt we
have ever had for S1-good
quality, exclusive patterns,
we'll made.
At Chestnut street are the
finer shirts - some twilled
stripe percale shirts in neat
figures, $3.50. New, dainty
and exclusive patterns.
Scotch madras shirts made
in our own factory from
madras woven specially for
US, s. usually you pay a
half dollar more for shirts like
these.
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Girls PettiCOats
Second floor, first gallery

N'~~O'N ''SN'' ''ASN h"'i~'Jj
Every little girl who has
been longing to hear the rus
tie of a silk petticoat under
meath her frock will be glad
to hear this news:
All the silk skirts left from our
Winter stock are So, reduced from S.
and Sc. Nearly all colors, light and
dark
And here's a secret worth
knowing:
Some of them are plenty big
enough for women who don't want
the bother of shortening petticoat
to wear under walking skirt. 20 to
Sc inches long.
bingham beftiroats in clean stripes
with a ruffled hounce, soc.
Pereale betheoats, s1.35. Flounce
trimmed with two lace-edged ruffles.
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Stockings With Clocks
West Of Atcadel

Clocks the fad of the seasonal new-old
tashion-pretty and more popular than ever; plain
clocks and most elaborate designs many of the lat
ter are exclusively here; some are original
Every good sort is here, varied prices From what
people say who asking for clicked stockings we
believe there such stock be found anywhere else.
A few styles mentioned below:
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Easter Candy=B

(BaSement)
Every size and description.
Paper and wooden eggs, SC to 81.
Satin eggs, I5C to 81
Boxes with apple blossoms, asc,
Boxes with Easter lilies, 25c
Easter boxes, I5c to So. SO.
Other novelties, I5c, CSC, $50.
If you want something to
fill them, there are candy eggs
-I5c and zoe a pound.
The special candy for this
week is aoalnut btllosc zoe
pound-repeated by request.
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S cLockea sockS-

Mems cLocked socks-
CSC. Cotton and lisle-black with white
and colored clocks in seven styles; black
and navy blue, open, worked and with white
and colored clocks; cadet-blue, with white
and colored clocks; black, tan and cadet
blue, with woven running around stripes.
and with white and colored clocks.
soc, Isle; variety of styles, mostly
black, but colors, too; some ust with en-
broidered clocks, others with open work.
7sc. Pretty Isle ones at this price on
black grounds; one style in white.
81. Here the dainty French Isle socks
start-black, gray and cadet-blue in va
riety of clocks, white and colored; pretty
style has drop stitch stripes and embroi-
dered clocks.
sI.2s. Black and white Isle in seven
styles.
$3.50 Black Isle. pretty effects.
Sag. Fine silk ones-black silk with
self clocks.
$3.50 and S. for the hnest-three styles
that are exquisite.
Jles of fancy stockings, too
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Fine Spring Gloves
mint corner)

Mint corner)
Victorias, $I.85 for wo-
men.
Lovely as they can be; and
no finer skins or workmanship
at any price.
Most of them have new pearl
clasp engraved with an old English
w (the Victoria is made especially
for us you know and the colors are
exquisite.
There are opera shaaes among
them--pale pink, blue, green, yellow
and lavender-but we fancy most
people will find the delicate modes,
pearls, tans and grays more to their
liking.
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Canaries for Easter
Basement,

More OF those sweet Andreasberg
singers are here, S..
Other canaries-all singers-S2.
Many people are buying them for
Easter.
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Mems shoes, S2.S5 worth
81 and S5-including patent leather
and patent colt.
Mems oa1oras, S2.S5 worth
s4-including patent leather, patent
kid and patent colt.
Mems shoes, S1.4o worth s..
Mems shoes, S1-bad sizes
of So shoes
Women's sh0eS, 81. TO-
trademark shoes that always sell for
So. so: /enness MtAe,, hnlfn,e, ami
La MoQe.
Women's o11oras, S2-$3.5o
trademark shoes--/enness Miller,
Kultare, and La Mode.
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Patent leather, lace and button, with
dull kid tops. Flexible soles.
Patent leather, lace, with slightly heavier
sole, extended and stitched edges.
Glazed kidskin in button and lace, with
kidskin or patent leather tips. Light and
medium weight soles.
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Holland ROse=Bushes
Basement

Hardy two-year- bushes, 1sc;
two for csc; S1.a5 a dozen-still a
full variety and fresh lot each
morning.
Domestic plants, sc.
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Moments patent leather
Shoes, 81. 10 worth 81. SO.
WomenS o170rds, BI-less
than half
Women's otIoras, 81. 20,
81. 20 anu ST. worth third more.
Girls shoes, S5c, 81 and
81. 2o-according to size.
Bays shoes, 81. 70 and SI.eo,
according to size-worth 81, IS and
So. SO.
Bays shoes, S1.1o and 81. 80
worth 81. 50 and SITS.
Bays o5oras, 81. 70 worth
s..
Little boys shoes, 81, $1.2o
and 81. 90.
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Silk Remnants
For half.
tTrdnsept

For hall.
The ends of many of the silks we
have been selling fastest, which means
the prettiest we have had.
Think Of the silks sold here in the
last few months and you will not be
surprised that the remnants accumu-
late so quickly.
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Boys Patent Leather 81

New Spring shapes with welted
81; c, d and E widths
And thousands-tens of thousands - of other
good shoes at wholesale prices
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Imported enamel leather, lace, for the
street Welted and stitched oak-tanned
leather soles.
Box-calfskin, lace, for general wear, or
for your outing later on. Welted and
stitched soes. Full round toes, low heels
All sizes and widths
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Girls Patent Leather Shoes for Almost Half

Lace or button; good styles
Sizes 2-SI 81 $3.50. Sizes 5 S-Soc Ssc.
Sizes 81 TO IoH-9oc, ST. sI.25. Sizes 6-6oc.