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Evening star., 1902-02-14

CREAM JUG. TEX BOWL AND
l. COVERED BUTTER DISH: CON- S2 02
or LESS THAN &C.. EACH.
DECORATED 'WATER PITCHERS OR
GkOWLERS. HOLDING QTS.-SPEC- Or
A-A1 80. -. - ;. =. - z -
DECORATED CUSpIDORS, THE ROYAL
Blue KIND, WITH GOLD sSTIP- DIR
PIED EDGE SPECIAL. ............ zONs
DECORATED CHOCOLATE PITCHERS. AS
SORTED SPRAY PATTERNS AND ,ADC
DECORATED spoon. OLIVE AND PICKLE
TRAYS, NEATLY DECORATED AND 1 Or
GOLD LINED-SPECiAL .............A
DECORATED UMBR ELLA
srAS1s sPAnDs 1ss : REGULATION SIZE .Sl.10
CEDAR PALS WITH ELECTRIC WELTED
HOOPS-THEY ARE VERY STRONG Dr.
SOLID OAK MEDT(uNE CABINETS. WITH
SIDE SHELF AND sMIRROR-SPEC- One
Evening star., 1902-02-14
Early Spring Sale of Fine
JeWelrW.

:. OSWVHH "
). THE LATEST BODICE PINS GOID-FIIJ
;. ED FRAME. IN SIX DIFFERENT OR
5. CoLORED CAMEOS, FOR. ......... ZSC.
: p,IS NEW SrK1NG s,KE I, STYLE ERoocHE AND LACE
!. SETTlNGS-AISO DIFFERENT COL A6Do
Z ORED MOUNTINGS. AT............. TYCs
LORGNETTE CHAINS AND LOCK Dc
). ETS, COMPLETE FOR. R............... .ZOGs
!. SOLID STERLING SILVER LORG- Ogc
: NETTE CHAINS FOR. ................ |OSs
:: STERLING SILvER-B BACK COLLAR Rc
& BUTTONS. FOR. R..................... OSs
!; SILK FoBs. WITH HIGH-GRADE O2c
). PLATED SLIDES. FOR. .............. ]OS'
j; COLE CAPE AND BOA CHAINS, 1Oc
: OXIDIZED AND SILVER, EACH.... ~
!. NEW GIRDLE BELTS, $1.49 AND. VOC.
{ SNAKE GIRDLEs. ENTIRELY
: hAiSE hhM BaGs. Baa hohD.Nu onA S2.08
8 SOLID GOLD DRESS PIN SETS, RdNr
:. PEh fAih. ................ e@OSs
: &c GotD-E1LLED DRESS PIN SETS. 25c.
: IMPORTED WRIST BAGS FRAME Ml,,;tJI}, STUD,
!: DED WIT II RHINESTONES, FiNiSHED
!. WITH SUEDE LEATHER AND ORNAMENT
ED EI, W WITH IN GOLD BEAps-sls.5o, SlO.5O
+ PEARL PENNANTs, EACH. ....... 4wCs
!. PEARL NECKLACES. $19s. $l.6s, DSc.
:. $1.25. 49c. AND. D........ ...............
SOLID GOLD COLLAR BUTTONS. Q8C.
43c, AND.
I. MEMS STUDS, SETS OF 3........ lySe
!: RHINESTONE BELT BUCKLES, S1 40
= EXTRA FINE QUALITY. AsV>
7 FIRST FLOOR-SECTIONS G AND ii.
NEW SPANGLE BELTS, BEAD
ED ELASTIC, SPANGLE A AO
BEADED BUCKLES. ............. " Aeu~
8 FRENCH BELTS, BEADED ON SATIN
Z FRONT OF THE BELT HAS WIDE 40
z ELASTIC EFFECT-$1.6 50 AND. " 0su>
s IMPORTED BELTS, WITH FINE en- AM
Z FRENCH BUCKLES, $2.25 AND. " 1sT>
!; BOsToNfA BELTS. GOLD AND AOc.
= OXIDIZED BUCKLES. ............. T>Ss
& PIEATED SATIN BELTS. ...... ZSC.
Z NEW CURVED SHAPED LEATHER BELTS
= SEAL AND PATENT LEATHER-OEo
2 4vc. AND. 60Ss
g NEW SHAPES VELVET BELTS. f>@s
Z WIDE ELASTIC PRINCESS BELTS yOCs
Z MOURNING BELTS. GUN METAL AdDc
6UCALEo - -
4 FIRST FLOOR-SECTION ].
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$500 Solid Gold Spring
Frameless Eyeglasses
for Sa 600.

And that is for tomorrow only
we now have the leading optical
department of the city-orr quick
and accurate examinations COM
bined with the best quality goods
and excellent service have created
public conhdence-every one who
has to wear glasses should take
advantage of this offer. These
goods are positively $3.oo-our
guarantee goes with each pair,
which gives you the assurance of
optical perfection. Best quality
ss;9ss ;:s5$; :;;$x Use? !; :1s f. ?s': tbs 900
First hoor-section J. adjoining the elevators
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STATIONERY.

LETTER Is JUDGED FIRST BY IT'S
OUTER FORM : THE CORRECTNESS OF
WHICH TYPIF1ES THE RANKS OF THE
SENDER
MOGSSELINE A NEW IIGHT-WEIGFT
PAPETER1E. WEDDING FLAP ENVELOPE
IN LILAC, QUAKER GRAY, CELESTIAL,
BLUE AND SNOWFLAKE = VERY DE-
SPECIAL AT. PER BOX. ZSCe
HURD'S LINEN LAWN WRITING PAPER
OFFERED BY THE QUIRE AND PACKAGE
REGULAR PRICE. 25c.-SPECIAL lie PER
QUIRE. OR PACKAGE OF EN- n7,
NELolf.S We
AMERICAN BEAUTY A vELvET-FIN-
ISHED WHITING PAPER . IN THE NEW
YALE BLUE AND SICILY VIOLET SHADES
100 SHEETS To THE LIB. 2oc-1oo Q6No
ENVELOPES, SPECIAL. ............ OWSs
FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON CARD PAR
TIES-NEW PLAYING CARDS -CELLILolb.
WITH LITH0;kAPHED PICTURES OF
GEORGE AND MARTHA WASHINGTON
VERY HANDSOME ESPECIAL. PER 3dBr
PACK. .--........... 80
GEORGE WASHINGTON TALLY
CARDS-SEE THE HATCHET-PER S0Dr
DOZEN. ....+............
SOUVENIR PAPER WEIGHTS 16hf
CHOICE OF SUBJECTS-SPECIAL. wv
FIRST FLOORASECTION L.
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KID GLOVES.

DEPARTMENT HAS VERY DETERMINED WAY
DOING BUSINESS. NEVER LACKING FOR THE WANF
NEVER WITHOUT A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF THE DIFFERENT LINES WE CARRY.
ARE SHOWING LINE OF WO-
MEMS FINE FRENCH LAMBSkIN GLACE 40 m m
PIQUE WHITE, ~ III II iii III
BROWN AND MoDE-EvERY sIzE-AT' oN oNVV
WOMEN'S THREE CLASP SUEDE KID GLOVES, IN MODE
s. s5$s s$s$Ra$? ST .25
WE MAKEA sPECIAITY OF WoME4.s GI.AcE KID
ING WITCH HIGHS SEEMS r 70 MN GIVE n NNIXEasaL
WHITE GRAY MODE. TAN AND RED-AT, OOSo
wH aH W ah SOLE EGSEHE H2Sk k 4g c
COME IN THREE QUALITIES-THE
IN GLACE, -
ssaSE Az s!sk S4.z5
BEST-FTTTING GLOVE "
FIRST FLOOR-SECTION G. 80 -" o. - -
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NEvkRlssc NvERAlN kiNpEsfEcfk STRETeHEks THE csc.
FAMILY SCALES-wILa WEIGH = ANY.
IsPsakh psG SaoM oA or 10 ?. LBS csc.
LAUNDRY BLUE, PER sBOfTIE.....t- SGs
80 GROSS OF vER-PLATED KNIVES.
FORKS, SPOONS ETC. lrATsTHB IRbCE OF
THE ORDINARY TIN ONES. -.
TERNS-TEA SPOONS. sd; COFFEE SPOONS.
&C; DESSERT SPOONS. &C.: TABLE SPOONS.
To-; TABLE FORKS &C.; PICKLE FORKS.
KNIVES .......... ........ SNs
200 BREAD KsayASrHLAGKs ENAMEzED
T0R ITTT.TTNfs Az. KINiSH IN H1T n
BREADS ROLLS. ETU-SPKU4Gk. :: kV@s
100 PANS OF gARYES& MADE OF FINE
Tl9PERED sIEEL-STAG HAND Q(ls,
'AAEcs Al rAAh O8I. WV
- er&sT sewSk AsaTt s4Tfi
THIRD FLO0R-H0usEFURNIaHNG DR-
~.EANT10SI. a<s. Y f,ss
Evening star., 1902-02-14
SILK WAISTS.

AJQU~UN Nv MAJ
We are going to arouse the greatest enthusi-
asm in the Offering Of New silk waists. Our
prices and our standard goods always create q
Waists. in ali colors with the added beauty
Of hemstitching and tucking-win be offered
in the following lots:
No. An excellent line of All
silk Tafeta Waists, tucked both
front and back, with tucked
sleeves to match, in rose, light
blue, tan, red, pink, white and
black, every size. up to Al. In
stead of $4.75, the ac-
tual value, they will be Go mo
sold for. ;. ............ VAo>O
No. 2-An excellent assortment
of Soft-fnished Taffeta Silk and
Peau de Sole Waists, exquisitely
tucked front, back and sleeves
some of the waists are entirely
tucked in clusters-full sleeves,
made with turnover cuffs, tailor
stitched, with nobby stock collar
to match-tllis assortment comes
in white, rose, reseda, light blue,
pink and black. Instead of 500
the real value, they are GO no
offered at. pOoVO
No. 3-Represents a line of
Soft-fnished Taffeta, Peau de
Cygne, Peau de Sole, and Moire
Waists-some are made with
broad side pleats, stitched to form
yoke, with a graceful fullness to
the waist-the back is prettily
tucked in punches of cluster tucks,
others are tucked in clusters all
over-every one is finished with
fancy stock collar and latest style
cuf-notlling has been spared in
making this garment tempting and
beautiful in style-we can give
you every shade suitable for street
and evening wear. Instead of
$3.50, the real value,
we offer you the choice d n mo
Second Floor-Adjoining the Millinery Dept.
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We
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Continued on Thirteenth PaGe.)
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MISS ANTHONY deafd.
Miss Gall Laughlin. chairman of the COM
mittee on legislation, reported that her
branch OF the work had been light this last
year as very few state legislatures were in
session and there was very little for her
committee to do Miss Anthony briefly
sketched the immense amount of work that
had been done by the committee on con-
gressioual resolutions of which she Is
chairman. She said that she had lost no
opportunity TO visit all the big conventions
OF laboring men. and had always been cour-
teously given time to present to them the
plea that they assist In enfranchising wo-
men. AT the meeting OF the national brick
Evening star., 1902-02-14
RIBBONS.


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DC
5c ~ -
1 A
SSSSs " s. Eh 10c.
RA.s Ss 1 SH Sn HS 5HI s;$S Is &c.
As S2S SS ;9 is ssf5E 40 25c
gA! sss1 sEs 2s EH SsH 5H3sS eGSH 20c.
nb %Hn EsR 5 f1k a &c.
29c $500 "
~ W
IRIS
Holbrook argus., 1902-02-15
Married.
DIVELBESS-GARDNER

Sunday afternoon, Feb. 9, oc- cured the marriage of Mir. L. D. Divelbess to Miss Lora Gardner, at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Medora Gardner, at Woodruff. The ceremony was performed by Bishop l.. M. Savage, in presence of only rela- tives of the contracting parties.
 Dan Divelbess has lived the greater part of his life in Hol- brook, and at present has charge of the pumping station for the Santa Fe. He is a steady, in- dustrious young man, and IS held ill high esteem by everyone. Mrs. Divelbess is a native of Woodruff, and being Dams schoice for a helpmate, is sufficient guarantee of her good qualities.
 The ARGUS extends congratu- lations.
Holbrook argus., 1902-02-15
NOTICE OF HEARING.

Notice is hereby given that Dr. George P. Sampson, of Winslow, Navajo County Arizona, has filed with the Clerk of this court q petition praying for the ap- pointment of Administrator of the above entitled estate, and it has been ordered by the Judge of th:s court that Saturday the 1st day of March 1902, at the Court Room of said court, in the town of Holbrook, Navajo County Arizona, be and is set as the time and place at which said petition will be heard, at which time any person or persons inter ested in said estate shall appear and show cause if any exists why said petition should not be med.
 Wieess my hand and seal of saidcourt this the First day of February A. D., 1902.
 [Scal] F. ]. WATTRON,
 Ey.Onicio Clerk of the Probate Court, of Navajo County.
Holbrook argus., 1902-02-15
Mr. Wheeler Got Rid of
 His Rheumatism.

During the winter of 1898 l was so lame in my joints, in fact all over my body, that I could hardly hobble around, when l bought a bottle of Chamber lain's Pain Balm. From the first application began to get well, and was cured and have worked steadily all the year.--R. Wheeler, Northwood, N. Y. For sale by F. J. Wattron.
Holbrook argus., 1902-02-15
Local and
 .. Personal

A. E. Henning was down from Pinta Thursday.
 A. l.. Stevenson, of Adamana, was business visitor in Hol- brook Tuesday.
 The section hands on the San ta Fe, mostly Navajo Indians, are being replaced by Mexicans.
 Dist. Atty Ruiz, of St. Johns, returned from Phoenix Thurs day, where he had been visiting his children, who aIe attending school there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Wctzler, Mrs. Boyer and Miss Maggie Jervis visited Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wallace at the Aztec headquarters Sunday.
 K. C. Henley brought up one more boarder for the county Tuesday morning. He gives the name of Geo. Wilson, and awaits the action of the grand jury on a charge of burglary.
 Jim Bowen writes from Py- ron, Texas, and says he is slow ly improving. Says there are too many fences for him, and would n't care to make a per manent home there.
 Sheriff K. C. Kermode, of Mon- tazuma county, Colorado, ar rived here Sunday, and departed Tuesday morning with the pri- soner, Bud Mcdonald, who is charged with horse stealing.
 F. Stanton, an old resident of this county, writes us from Lin coin, Neb., renewing his subscrip- tion to the ARGUS. He has re- gently purchased an S0-acrc farm, and is making a perma- nent home in Nebraska.
 Ernest Crismon, manager of the Silver Creek Mills at Shum- way, accompanied by his wife, came down Sunday. David Crismon, of Mesa, who has been visiting his brother; came with them, and took the train Mon- day morning for home.
 Frank L. Moore, who has been foreman of the Ships office at St Johns, since the establishment of that paper, came down Sun day, having decided that life i11 the Apache county seat was get. ting too monotonous-since the local option went into effect After a couple of days visit al Holbrook he hit the pike for the west. Moore has made a gooC paper of Ships, mechanically.
Holbrook argus., 1902-02-15
Probate Notice,

IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF NAVAJO, TERRITORY OF AR FIONA.
 In the matter of the estate
 of John A. and Catherine
 Forsythe deceased.
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Eight to Eleven


All Wool Bedford Wasting. a soft.
washable fabric. In colors and black.
worth Zoe a yard. at ssc.
as-inch Serge Coat Lining. I'm grey
and brown. SOC value. for ibc.
All Wool Cheviot Dress Skirts.
black. full lined, fiaring bottom. from
TO II at si.9S.
2 packages Fine Toilet Paper; from
s TO ~ At Sc.
Large packages Pyran Washing
Powder: from S to II AT i5e.
Zenda Striped Couch Covers. 80
inches wide. 3 yards long. worth
ta25 from s to II Mt s2.ia.
Smyrna Rugs. a0xe0 inches. limited
number. Oriental and floral designs.
worth si.75. NJ asc.
women's 3-strap slippers, fine vici
kid, with hand turned soies, French
heels. worth $3.50. at ti.6g.
Mems Patent Calf Box Calf and
Wei Kid Oxforda. worth $3.50; from
3 to IL at s2.4S.
Children's Vici Kid Lace Shoes,
hand turned soles, no heels, sizes
No. s. worth 75c. at 4Sc.
women's One-Strap Sandals, pat
emit calf vamp, hand turned soles,
low heels, worth $3.50. at Csc.
New York Mills Bleaehed Sheet
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k.CONVENIlON
THAT NEVER CAME
- Aels.. s.y. "a ser IL. w.H.r.
---ossh. ~ Prsmsssr. Gees FIRE.

Tue chargs Of OBTAINING money un-
axAinsf p. Asonro Cook By Robert
Mosan. vas dismissed ~ Justice
CaAR yesterday afternoon on the
sswvourion Of TIE prosecuting aftsr-
n9V. Ibsre We not sufncisnt svt-
Asncs to warrant . trial and the man
va turned loose
Cosk. vho - . wall erezsed man
with Winning wayH. cefatne1 -
fnpan tha NnEnn Bros- for an alleged
coavsnfton Of railroad men whom.
he sAi1+ were 10 meet In Seattle
auxnn time In September. That n
g. &nnt that Mr.. Koran heard Of the
DO4py r. tfs eeavsnt4ea either.
couk hn4 . list Of FIRMS who had. he
saGd. subecy1no4 to - fund
Doo1EaAnd Coca. who n hi Dealings
had ussd the name Morgan. ~ ar
Beseed- TAs warrant oAAxUing him
u16fh fhe cr1ne. was sworn out. but
when the oase came 70 tgeai yester-
dny. r 49, dismissed Although Al
torney Pnge, who represented the
MA aayp tnne thsre was hack OF
evtdsn1e. h y generally thought that
NJ. AesAn ampiy dropped the case
for r<anons OF his own The evidence
Appeared to tbs police to be very
s<roag when ebev made the arrest
There were several alleged forged
letters that fiGlnred tn the ease that
10y come before . court befors the
matter Is enda1 These LEADERS, are
bciieved TO be purport1ng 10 come
fTsm 1nree railroad brotherhoods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-09

81 and $3.50 Mercerized
Waists, all colors and black or
white. al Si.oS.
Sample line OF Silk Waists. in
black and colors. all sizes, worth
81. so, at only $3.50.
Women's pink and blue. one
strap sandals, hand turned
soles. French heels. worth SI.so.
at 6oc.
Arabian Lace Curtains, 50 inches
wide and 81 yards long. beautifully
designed patterns. IN borders. plain
centsrs. good value at N.se. At. only
t1.7s
arabian Cable Net Curtains. 80
inches wide hy al yards long: an
elegant curtain with plain center and
panel border: a good seller 1t ss-2s.
for only t.Ts.
chsldrsn's ana Missea Dongola
Lace Shoes. patent tip, spring heel.
sizes 81 60 : worth fi.ke. at BIC.
women's fine Wei KID oxfordr.
patent tip. hand turned soles. French
heel. worth $3.50, at si.se.
Raven Bright shoe Polish. &c size.
for i0c.
Boys vestee Suits. all wool. ,soo
values. at yi.ss. Ages ! 20 8 years.
Boys Blouse Suits. ages ; TO 8
years. In Scotch grsyaNith sailor coll
lar worth ss.0o. At Tbs.
Mems outing Flannel Night Robes.
plain pink and blue. with narrow
hair lire stripe or with wide stripes.
richly trimmed. value si.25. At only
SEC
Boys New Fancy Percaie Shirts.
with separate cuffs and detached
collars, at each boc.
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Petroleum Jelly o. vase1nA q
packages for 30
Moth Balls, lib. pAnkago ~
Rose Water. per bottle. -
Rose Water and GlycUu4 -
bottle. ec.
Rose and cucumbsr cnm =
bottle for lie.
Taleum Powder. rsguiaf - -
7 cents
Liberty silk Neck RufrA NJ ~
ca.iar. all black and black ae4 -
combination 20 choose fron -
easosded ends. finished via ~
silk ribbon. worth tSb -: -
movai sale price. tie
Liberty SILK Neck Rum > =
black and black and vhite cm10
tons. wide fancy rufflsd ea5k 81
long plated ends. finished - -
ruffitnz. worth ss.T5 each. rum
sale price. $3.50.
Liberty SILK Neck RUM , :
white, black and whfsc 81 49,
combinations. made wf1h wtoo 81
rufffed collar, wide long p1
ends. finished with four rows & ~
fling and ribbon bows wofl1 III
each. removal sale price. ~
Linen Glass Crash. N incho -
red checks. worth fz,sc. Weonnp
q yard. Cue.
Bedspresds. full sixe. worn -
Wednesday. each. &C.
Blankets. ii-4 sise. tan -
worth si.2s: "Wednesday. . paE i
Percales. mostly light eoaefA -
Sc: Wednesday. a yard. &c.
Featherstitch Braids. full -
In piece. very fine quality. beaa
patterns. white only. regular -
i5c and Isc. sale price. lec peS
Special values in Whtte
Buttons at nc. Ice and is5e -
Fancy SIX Frllied side Hcee
porters. with button catch. ree.
worth soc pair; sale price. &c ~
Bone Collar Buttons. ! dosen
card, sale price, &c card.
Best Quality Dressing comA Z
coarse teeth; regular prsce 20;
price. i6c.
Fancy Stick Pins. a beautue !.
sortment: regularly worth &C "
each; sale price. choice. sc.
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ing. one yard wide. worth isisc, from
3 to IL at SAC.
Heavy Bleached Table pamask.
60 inches wide, assorted patterns.
worth 75c yard: from s TO II at tsc.
Cream outing. extra heavy. worth
lOc yard: from to II at &c.
Tooth Powder. listerated, Csc sizes;
from TO IL at lie.
woodbury's Facial Soap. Csc cakes
at i5c.
Carriers Pills. 25c size for ioc.
Toilet soap, regular 25c boxes for
Ice.
Perfumes. soc grade. at Isc ounce.
White Shirt Waists. from s 20 II at
half price.
$500 coIored Waists. at Csc from s
20 II.
Foulard Waists. worth $500: from
to II ut si.as.
New French Flannel Waists, worth
$500. at s2.0o.
Women's outing Flannel Gowns,
Mother Hubbard. worth 75c, At A9c.
Womens Flannelette kirt
Lengths. worth soc; from tn II at
35o.
Children's Fiannelette Skirts.
with or without waists, worth .Se
at 25c,
Chndren's Muslin skirts and
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POLICE NOTES

susie Mcdonald and Grace Will
liams. two znaled doves. were arrest
ed thta morning for lettering around
saloons, Thay were released on So
bail each.
y. coakley and Dan shanahan
were arrested by Policeman Mcclure
At an early hour this morning for
fighting.
]. Johnson. a hominy vender. ac-
cumulated a little too much whisky
lat an early hour this morning and
the result was he took an unexpected
plunge In 20 the cold waters u the
bay. He was f1shed out by Police
man Helms and ssns 70 thu police
station. where he Mill sober up and
dry out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-09

Mems Merino underahirts ana
Drawers. bought TO sell at si.ee. n
bargain. Wednesday. at TIC.
Womsn's Fast Black Extra Fine
Cotton Drop-sfftch Hose. fancy silk
embroidered figures. spiiced heel
and double sole. at. the pair. SC
women's Black Fine Wool Hose,
double toe and heel. plain or ribbed
superior quality. at. the pair, &c
women's Jersey Ribbed Extra
Fine Cream Color Cotton Lined
Vests and Pants. worth sc n gar
ment. at SOC.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Superior
Quality Wool Vests and Pants in
gray or white. worth ti-s5 = gar
ment. at 400
Women's or Misses Combination
Chemise, with deep ruffie around
bottom. deep embroidered yoke.
hemstitehed ruffle over shoulder.
worth sc. at only sec.
Children's White Lawn Dresses.
with round yoke. hemstitched. ruffle
over shoulder. worth 81. at ssc- Sixer
are 10. i2 and IL years
Women's Muslin Gowns. Mother
Hubbard. with lace insertion In yoke
and nj neck and sleeves, worth ssc.
at ssc.
r. a @. Tape Girdie. in pink. blue
or white. worth si.2s, at only 75c.
Women's Corset Covers. with W
shape neck. tuesss and embroidery.
worth sbc. at &c.
Big bottles BenEine for 80.
big bottles Gasoline for Sc.
Big bottles Toilet Ammonia for Sc.
Castor OIL. use bottle for lie.
Sweet OH. i5c bottle for Sc.
SIENNA Leaves. Toe packages for &c.
Soap Tree Bark. i0c packages for
cents
Cutie Bone. Sc packages for &c.
Listerine. Csc bottles for fsc.
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COMES BACK
NORTH

AsHEvfLLE sept. s.~-rhe presi-
nhnt's train passed the night at the
aiding st Hot Springs, and pulled oat
oS o'clock this morning. AZ Mar
shall the president spoke from the
car platform briefly. thanking the
crowd for their presence. and con-
Erafsiating them upon the prosper
1ty Of their state and the country "a
1nrxo.
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PORK PIE
VICTIMS

DERBY. Eng. sept. Bone hum
drrd and nifty cases OF ptomaine pola-
oninG as result ~ eatins diseased
pork pies. were reported today. Many
OF the victims are In a serious con-
dltion. Large numbers OF swine
thought TO be similarly affected. Will
be KILLED.
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Gowns, regular 75c kind. at 26c.
Hand made Battenberg Center
Pieces. choice patterns. some with
linen centers. others all Battenbers.
worth sl.5e to s2.oo. from to IL at
sec.
Point Venise and Real Ciuny
Laces. finest qualities. assorted
widths. new patterns. worth s3c and
sac; from to IL at Ice yard.
Plain and Fancy Mesh Neilinga
black and colors. some with chenille
dots, worth 3sc and Soc; from TO IL
at lie.
Women's Fast Black Cotton Stock
lngs, double toe and heel. superior
loo grade. from to IL at i0c pair.
Boys or Misses Jersey Ribbed
Fleece Lined Vests, Pants or Draw
ers. all sizes. worth 25c: from to
III at lie garment.
odd Boxes OF Stationery. top sheet
slightly soiled. i5c. zoe and CSC
values, from s to II at I0c box.
SC Envelopes; from S TO i at Sc
package.
Boys Knee Pants. gray checks and
stripes. worth 35c; from to IL at a5c.
Women's silk Foulard Suits. blue
and white, pin head dot pattern. well
made and trimmed. worth S25. from
10 IL at Sis.50.
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Long chailis Kimonos al
pretty patterns. worth S.sp'
TO II at ss.s9.
Mems Soft Negligee shirts ~"
soc; from TO II at sec.
Mems Cancels Hair Merino IT,
wear: from to IL at soc gsfn =
Rose Petal Perfume. reku~
ounce: 8 TO IL at Ice ounce
Fine Toilet Soap. cakes u
nicely perfumed, CSC value "
at loc box.
Big Cakes Tar Soap; 9 70 II = =
each.
Bulb syringes. soc value; . - -
2sc each.
Tooth Brushes-just the oruss "
children's USES TO II at &c s~e'-
Hookon Hose supporters. y -
only. made OF best silk frtiies 40
tic with satin pads and p 49,
catches: regular price Soc sa1s
from S to IL, isc pair. p,rs
A big lot OF Shell HAIR -.
straight or crimped. very pess s ~.
ity. regular price 15e to zoe ~ 49,, "
en-: sale price. from 5 to II. y 1 ps,s
Best quality Shaped LeatneI am Il
regular prtee sec; sale pres.
to IL, 25c. Sizes Is and !" on'''
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FIRE HEADQUARTERS

Work ia 60 proceed With the cree
ttsa OF the much needed flre head
quarters and engine house In the
district az once. A res
was passed at the meeting o.
the city council last night. instruct
Ing the hoard Of public works To let
the contract Immediately 10 james
Parks fer the construction OF the
brick building az he corner OF Third
avenue and Main street.
The delay brought about through
the councils tangie OF rcd tape nee
essary 20 begin construction OF the
building has thus been unraveicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-09

" lfh the use OF metal lath through
out. they would make n reduction OF
from 10 60 30 pei cent Ia their rates.
This statement diverted the dis
cusslon ta the ordinance as ~ stands.
At last n special committee. consist
Ing OF CounCilmen Redward, James,
criehton. tiill and Rude WAS appoint
Cd a. further Investigate Mr. Moofe's
petition and also the present ordln-
aUge,