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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30
correspondence Wiarusa,

z Bay CITY
(MlCH).
Sejm dziewiaty Zjednoczenla
Polsk. Rzym. Kat. W Bay City
rozpocza} sic 4 Grue MIA Z. r. ma
hall p. Antoniego Piechowiaka W
West Bay City, a zakohczyt sig
ma dopiero 26 Stycznis b. r., . to
z powodu, ie nowoobrany kasyer
- uladny JAS" - ME m6g{ dossac
odpowiedniego poreczenia.
z wnieskdw przyjetych maj
w~aiuiejsze So Masterpieces:
l Podnies,enie kaucyi kasye-
"a;
2 Wyznaczenie >25. ma spra~
we Wrzesinska;
Tygodnik PRAwDA pozo~
stale nsdal organem Zjedneezeuia,
wszelako ME przynusowym. Ia
o~g}oszenia urzedowe Zarzadu i
protok6}y rejmowie p}acic sig
bedzie PRAwDz1E pc s ct: cd Gala
Towarzystwa. do Zjednoczenia
nalekace p}acic beda "a swych
cz}onk6w rs c. prenumeraty ma
kwarta} - "a organ.
4. Sejm uchwall{ jednog4os-
ME, wyasygnowaG $500 ma budowe
hall polskiej.
S. Uchwalono, ably wiecej
ME przyjmowac do Zjednoczenia
Towarzystw z poza obrzbu Stanu
Michigan.
Wiatrem podszyty marszaiek
powo}ai ma sekretarza Sci
mu pana P. Nledzielskiego, kt6~
rege by} pred Sejmem krytyko~
wal, lecz pan Niedzielski oswald
czy}.z e ME przyjmuje tego zaszczy
tn.
Potem widocznie p,zed}uzano
ably ,.}adny JAS: m6gl sobie
poreczycieli poszuka6, ale ter diu-
go ME m6g} ich dostaG;; dopiero
Kompania. bedaca pod
bendem Stanu, przyrzek}a stawit
"a niego p%oreczenie, lecz must iej
te przys}uge zap}acic so dola-
row. JAS przekona} sig. re juz !
imie sr6d tutejszej Polonii
mkt sobie z nlego mic ME rob-. !
Jas i jego klika, 1e ME
oozwola v Zjednoczeniu radio
zwlazkowcom. Ale rozsadnl ludzie
n6wla. ze " madrosd tego cz}o- J
.ieka wierzono tylko w6wczss,
iiedy mu ex-zakonnica pisywa}a
VERSE do pewnej polskiej gazety,
lie dzis must on Zwiazkowc6w
Jak s}ychad. Sejm ~jes,cze M
vet IS Styczuia ME bedzle xakon-
zony. poniewa1 niekt6rzy delegaci |
hca Emusic nowoobrauego kasye-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30
Ptekny

PIekny Ka1endarz.
,,Kalendarz Wlelkopolanina" No
rok 1902. Drukiem i nakfadem-
wydawnictwa nWlelkopolanins"'
W Pittsburgh, wyszed} Z druku.
piekny kalendarz pod powyzszym.
tytulem. Jest to formalnie ksiaxka
licz9ca 1873 stronic, zaopotrzona "
rome ilustracye, pod wzgledem
tYpogra6cznym bardzo gustowna.
Tresc kalendarza jest nadzwy~
ezaj bogata i urozmaicena. Opr6cz
kale9daryum sew ksiazce tel
r6ine artykuly. opisy. informacye.
wiersze wog6le to wszystko co "
dobrym kalendarzu znajdowad sic
Jest tel nadzieja, he Z.
czasem kalend.rze tego rodzaju
rozpowszechn,a sic " Amerycel
wypr4 kiepskle kalendarzs euro-
pejskie. kt6re v znaoznej ,losc:
j~eszcze tut.j sic ro.chodz4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

Nailepsze lekarstwo
NJ wypadanie w{os6w W kr6tkim
czasie zapobiega ~wylaienir w}os6w
i oczyszcza glove z 1usek i liszaji
Ma tysych g4owach wnet ukazuje
sic porost.
Many tatze LEKARsTWO
Ma REUdATYZM i poseIsmy
ma wszystkie czesci 5wiata.
Jezeli cheese sic odzwyczaie cd
picia rozpalaj2cych trunk6w, to jest
likierow lub paleaia fajki, eygar
lub papier6s6w, ktore czesto przy-
prowadzaja chorobe piersi, napisz
do mas a my cie wyleczymy.
Ma odpowiedz przes}ae nalezy
znaczek pocztowy "a 2 Gently.
Wszelkie listy adresowae nalezy:s
Prof. w. K. SZEMBORSKI
~ William Str.
New Britain, Conn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

:. kasyera ME bedzie s~aistvioa4
tn music wspomnie6 Q for
nalu szafrakskim. Byl on takte-
. jake! delegation ! popisai sle.
pomiedEy innemi. uwags MY
starry rychtyk mo1emy sprawe
rozumiet, : ME m1odzl." - Pan
Szafranskl ma take pojecie Q Sej~
ME, jak ma przyk}ad Chihczyk Q
fatolicyzmie. Taxi drab powinlen
cielakom ogony chedo3y6, q ME
madrowac jake delegat na Sejmie.
Delegat m}ody
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

tawaleryi. y. Z Defuaiak. NJ
plerwssego lejtnsnta : puiku pie
choty. A.. <. Kamihski, M takas
range " kawaleryi.
Wszyscy CT odznaczyli sic v
wojnie M Filipinach. w dodatku
trzech buffalowiak6w otrzymalo
wyzsze raugi jak: Ludwik lava
dzki, kapral Is pu}ku piechoty a
f.. Kaminski sierzant, zas Kalo
Slisz sierzantem PREY oddzis}e sy~
gna}owym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-30

POLACY
Wojna illpinska da}a spobnosc
niejednemu z uaszych m}odych
Polak6w dos}uzonia sic wezszej
rangl " szeregach armil Stau6w
Zjedn.
Ohecuy kougres zatwierdzl}
ostatniemi dniami Polak6w ua
wyisze stauowiska. kt6re udzielone
i'm 50 "a walecznosd l odwage. l
TAX:
G.. C.Winia, M drugiego
v kawaleryi. g. A. Vie
czorek, M taka2 range " plecho-
Gle: J kuznik, M taka& range "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26

his unrestrained WILL he assumed the power
the laws of war and the customs of the
service confer upon commanding officers
only in time OF war.
Giving heed to the mental attitude of
MAJOR waller, as much of the findings of
the court as are to the effect that Major
wafer is not guilty OF murder are approx
ed. But the reviewing authority is at loss
TO understand why the court did not find
against Major Waller in the minor offense
with the exception noted, the acouittal as
lt appears In the record OF the proceedings
is disapproved."
Referring to the case of Lieutenant DAY
the reviewing officer says: The accused
knew that for three weeks Major Waller
mad undergone a test OF his mental ana
physical endurance such as few men are
called upon to suffer. While fully conceding
the grave responsibility assumed by a sum
ORDINATE officer in willfully disobeying an
order or his commanding bfficer still the
Welgnty reasons related. with which Lieu
tenant Day was acquainted, so ia inted Mai
or walters order that Lieutenant Dav
should have been prompted to positive dis
obedience.
An officer must be conscIentiousIv 70
eardful or the unquestioned legality OF his
agency in taking the lives of his feIiowmen
ABOVE and beyond all personal considera-
uohs, omcers must guard the name and
nonor or the country. Had Lieutenant Dav
peen actuated by such considerations ha
would probably have prevented one of the
most regrettable incidents In the annals OF
the military service Of the United States"
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GEN. CHAFFEE'S OPINION
IN REGARD TO THE WALLER
CoURT-MARTIALF FINDING.
Believes That Waller Was Not Guilty
Of Murder, but of Minor
Offense.

A dispatch from Manila states: The Of
fetal findings of the court-martial which
tried Major L. w. T. Waller and Lieutenant
John H. A. Day of the Marine Corps, for
executing natives of the Island of Samar
without trial has been made public. The
reviewing authority of the court, Major
General Adna r. Chaffee. commander-in-
chief Of the American forces in the Phillip
pines has expressed disapproval of the
courts findings in both cases.
Referring to the case Of Major Waller.
General Chaffee says:
1.-The sending of the natives in question
to their death partook more of unlawful re-
taliat:on than a justifiable act Of war. In
Justice to the American military service. the
findings OF acquittal demand that they shall
not meet with unqualified approval. The
marines in Samar underwent great suffer-
ing before their rescue. and their officers.
from their sick beds, voiced the revengeful
anger Of the men who telephoned to Major
Waller advising that the stevedores be
killed.
Major Waller received this message
while he was sick. PROSTATE from a fever
suffering acute pain OF body due to expos
ure and his exertions in behalf OF his men,
and mental anguish concerning their fate,
which had long been in doubt Major Wal
Ter was at the time in telephone communi-
cation with General Smith, who command
ed the American forces in Samar, but he
deliberately chose not to consult General
Smith regarding his contemplated action
and, rather than forego the execution OF
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Mcpherson Will Contest at End,

A dispatch from New York says:
A decree dismissing the caveat appealing
from the probate of the will Of Mrs. Jno. r.
Mcpherson was signed by Judge John A. Blair
In the Hudson county, N. J., common pleas
court Friday. This ends the contest begun
q year ago by Mrs. Muir. the daughter Of
Mrs. Mcpherson. Mrs. Muir died last win
ter. Her husband. DR.. Joseph Muir, began
proceedings to have himself substituted for
his wife as the contestant. It is said that
q settlement was made with DR.. Muir.
By the death of Mrs. Muir. the estate
goes in trust to Aaron s. Baldwin Of Ho-
boken, who will have the income.
The estate was estimated by the lawyers
for the will at $75O,000: other estimates
have been as high as 81, 100000. After the
death Of Mr.. Baldwin $4,000 viii go to
Christ Hospital. Jersey City; $4,000 to the
Emergency Hospital at Washington. and
the remainder to Yale University.
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Trained Nurses to Graduate

Graduating exercises of the twelfth class,
or trained nurses OF the Washington Train
ing School for Nurses will be held this
evening at o'clock at the Columbian Uni
versity building. corner 18th and III streets
northwest Mr.. Charles F. Weller Will ad-
dress the graduates and Col. Henry F.
Blount, the president. VIII award the dfpIo-
mas to the graduates. Those to receive
certificates of proficiency will be Miss Kate
Janet tombstone District OF Columbia; Miss
Harriet Wright Lafferty. District OF Column
bia: Miss Amelia Laurason. North Caro-
lima; Miss Mary Lewis, Pennsylvania: Miss
Kate Olivia Smith, West Virginia. An ex-
cellent musical program will be rendered
by the United States Marine Band
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55c. per yard.
Most off 4 1hesa yuara Sd mn
The june Designer
is Ready.

The Designer for June is now on
sale and contains the latest effects in
summer costumes for women and
children; also juvenile fashions and
the latest styles for little boys and
girls; also bridal gowns for June
weddings, early summer millinery,
original furnishings for the summer
cottage, etiquette hints; also short
stories by Ida Preston Robinson, S.
f. Benet and the continuation of
The Apology of Ayliffe,' by Ellen
Olney Kirk.
Price, Ioc. copy, SI.oo a year.
May Patterns and Fashion Sheets ready Pat
terms DC. to 25c. Fashion Sheets free the ask
ing Handy Catalogue of Fashions, Sc a copy
Pattern Dept, First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26
Wash Skirts
PiCue and Linen

Practical garments that should
have a place in every woman's ward
robe
We show an unusually complete
and very attractive assortment of
Wash Skirts in pique and linen
the most popular materials this sea-
son, and there are many elegant and
smart effects.
Linen Wash Skirts. plain and well made. G, 81
with deep graduated iounce. Each. 80. YS-SO
Linen Walking Skirts, well made with regu-
lar stitched founce-an excellent value. 81 -
fich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DO-/ }
Linen Skirts made with deep graduated nounce
headed with row of fine stitching and G, -
row piping Of white pique. Each Po'/ }
- Attractive Linen Walking Skirts, with full
noince, finished with fine stitching top and CO IN
bottom Each. .-----...........-.....q ~
Linen Skirts neatly made. with all-oyer 20
narrow tucked hOunce. Each. .......... %-t-Oo
Linen Skirts made with deep graduated double
hounce. each founce headed with rows OF
white stitching and piping Of white pique. g. OO
Linen Crash and Blue Butchers Linen Walking
Sanfs v with n wide Stamped seams and $500
Linen Walking Skirts. with allover vertical tucks
falling into pleats near bottom, forming founce
sssf E strap and button trimming on habit $500
AIlover Vertical Tucked Linen skirts. with sep
crate tucked yoke having plain single gore S6 ~
Linen Etamfne Skirts, made with four deep bias
folds shove founce and at bottom of skirt
each fold being headed with cat-stitch c. RI
'iiui"lihs- Faeh -'....'..-.-.....'.. ~ -
Plain White Plque Skirts. made In reg d,
MAR gored, flare style. Each. ....... p. 50
Dark Blue and Black Polka Dot Duck Skirts
made with deep graduated nOunce, composed of
Each sel WIN "-'.e p!re piping S3.25
White Pique Skirts. made plain seven
Each ,.s WIN perfect hanging $500
White Pique Skirts. with full iOunce made of
with black, some are all White. EaaS heneo so
stitched cut ' nounce Each s WIN fancy S. 50
Trimmed Pque Skirts. having many ma rrow
panels formed near bottom Of gore gradually be-
coming shorter toward hack: iounce Is headed with
stitched bias tolds-white stitched with black or
tirsI1 stitched with whitethess are en- ST. 90
Fine White Pique Skirts. with gores each
gore having u fancy strapped seam; neat CO ~
graduated nounce. Each. Observation-Disclosures. pO-/
Third floor.
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Bathing. Suits

WOmen's and Children's.
Foresighted batl1ers have ceased to
apply at renting booths on the beach.
The inconvenience and discomforts
OF that method are obvious. It's
easier and pleasanter to tuck bath
ing suit in the valise than to stand in
line, pay your money and don what's
handed out.
We now have complete line of
Bathing Suits. Good, reliable ma
terlals; new, pretty models; sewed
with the strength of the surf in mind.
Suits white braid trimmed. Sizes to 10 e. ~
Gi5ls Twopeee Bathing suits of navy blue
braid ,1,I trimming; sizes 10 and IL Each. 9l.9o
1 tea; tie tie aRd belt to MATCH sizes 10 to 90 or
Girls Regatta Bathing Suits. Of dark blue bril-.
lianine, with collar tie and belt Of striped Gala
tea , tucked shield Of white; sizes 10 to G. ~
Women's Dark Blue Mohair Bathing Suits, trim
t med with rows OF wide braid; sizes 90 to Ga m
wOmen,s BLACK Briilantne Bathing Suits with
rows Of narrow and wide braid: sizes 81 q, 49,
honalf bathing Suits black and dark
oue, with large white duck collar trimmed with
narrow black braid; belt and sleeves also I'm
i Is, with duck and braid; sizes 80 to &, Or
Navy and Black Brilliantine Bathing Suits. sailor
style, with large collar notched In front to form
revers: finished with wide and narrow braid
and white mohair tie; sizes 81 to 40. O. ~
Women's Brilliantlne Bathing suits, in dark blue
and black. made with deep collar, surplice front
and gored skirt; the trimming consists Of many
rows of fine white stitching; sizes 81 to @ ~
40. Each .........-- 94. so
Women S Black MOhair Bathing Suits with large
novelty collar and revers OF either red duck or
black mohair; arttstically trimmed with G. ~
white braid: sizes 81 to 40. Each ...... pa ~
Women's Regatta Bathing Suits. of navy or black
mOhair, with large collar of tucked white mohafr
edged with rows Of white braid; the tie is tipped
with braid; skirt and girde trimmed d.
with white braid; sizes 81 Each. SS./S
Caps Shoes and Sandals are among the aces
sories for bathers also the handy waterp proof bag
for carrying Of wet bathing suits
Caps are Of plain rubber opaline oiled silk
China silk and gossamer materials in new shs nos
coto rs'' Each a. 'o.. ANU pam 25c. to $I25
Sandals and Shoes. Pair. observation-disclosures. sue.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26
WILL !: USE WARSHIP
III 4ie
Distinguished Remains to Be
Taken to England.
I llI.
80 sJc
PAUNCEFo 9 oBsEQU1Es
FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD
WEDNESDAY.
The Government viii Tender the Use
Of Warship to Bear the
Remains Home.
PAUNCEF0TE OBSEQUIES

With the exception of a few details, the
arrangements for the funeral services over
the remains of Lord Pauncefote, the Brit
ism ambassador, who died Saturday morn
ing, are now complete. Lady Pauncefote
mas sgnif1ed her approval of the arrange
ments tentatively made by the officials of
the State Department. DR.. David ]. Hill,
assistant secretary of state, will have gen.
eral charge of the funeral arrangements
having accepted that duty at the solicitation
of Mr.. Raikes, the first secretary and
charge d'affaires of the British embassy.
Discussing Arrangements.
Assistant Secretary Hill was in confer
ence today with Mr.. Raikes, the British
charge, and also with Admiral Taylor and
General Corbin, respecting the arrange
ments for the funeral of Lord Pauncefote.
1t is evident from the preparations SO far
made that the funeral will be conducted
with great dignity, and will be made a
memorable occasion. All of the available
military and naval forces in Washington
ana vicinity will take part in the process
sion, though owing to the sailing of the
north Atlantic squadron from Chesapeake
bay to New York, it will not be possible to
have as large a. representation of the Amer
lean navy as is desired. The services at
st. Johns Church will be conducted by Co.
adjutor Bishop Mackay-Smith, though
Bishop Satterlee will attend.
Owing to the small size of the church, it
will be necessary to severely restrict the
admissions, which will be. by card alone.
The State Department, through DR.. Hill.
has undertaken to take care of the official
invitations, while Lady Pauncefote will is
sue the others. Officially the attendance
will be confined to the President and his
cabinet the diplomatic body, the Supreme
Court the members of the Senate commit
tee on foreign relations and the House COM
mittee foreign affairs, Admiral Dewey
and General Miles and their STATS, the bu-
reau chiefs of the State Department and
the assistant secretaries from the other de-
partments.
The official Invitations sent out by the
State Department read as follows:
"a religious service in memory of his
Britannia majesty's late ambassador at
Washington, his excellency. the Right Hon
orable Lord Pauncefote Of Preston, G. c.
B., G. c. ID. G., who died on the 24th in
slant at the British embassy in this city,
will be held at St. Johns Church, corner
of H and nth streets northwest on We'd
nesday May %, 1902 at Il o'clock noon.
you are respectfully invited to be pres
ent gic1 =
Department of State
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Latest COnCeits i'm Footwear
For Women and Children.

Our stock OF footwear
been eNceed approached All the latest and best
here produced From the and dainty
dresser the for the fastous And all
best feathers and in the best possible weknown
makers of fine
Among the arrivals
line OF Womens Colonial Ties, made of mat kid
with Cuban heel high arch last large
$500 Per Pair, for all sizes.
Also line OF Laird Schobe Co.'S patent calf
ebodng all the and elegance possible an Ok
lord tor
$500 Per Pair, for all sizes.
Special.
Two lines of Womens Bright Dongoa 2-eyeet Meridet Ties
with Goodyear welt and turn solos, heels and large
ribbon - -
Special Price, So. 90 Per Pair
We complete line of Shoe Findings including Shoe Trees
Boot Hooks Shoe Polish Shoe Pohers Rubber
tors nep Lifts Shoe Laces Shoe Lace Faenersn everything
that 5 needed fol- shoe usage. '-''e
door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26
Message From King Edward.

The electrical engineer has reported to
the District Commissioners that the pro-
posed cable to be erected by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company at AS
large number Of overhead wires In the
vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26
The ssArnold"
Infants Underyest.

Nothing quite SO fine and dainty
was ever produced for child's next
to-skin Summer Garment.
We refer to the latest creation in
"ARNOLD' GOODS.
Am Infants Umdervest.
knit (fat, not RIBBED of the softest
yarns, so per cent cotton and 50 per
cent worsted and having every edge
heavily crocheted with silk, made
with short Or long sleeves, high or
low neck and in sizes to fit the new
corner or his three-year-old sister.
65c. to 0Oc.
Infants Pariors-Second floor Tenth st.
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Funeral of Granville Micou.

oAASA al Va AAAS 4xAASSh.
Funeral services over the remains of Rev.
Granville H. Micou, whose death occurred
Saturday at the home of his father. Prof
Micou, Seminary Hill, were held today
at noon In the chapel of the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary The services at the
chapel were read by Rev. Dr. Angus Craw-
ford, dean of the seminary, and at the
grave by Rev. r. K. Massie. There were
twelve pallbearers. who acted in relays Of
six in carrying the body on bier from the
home of Prof. Micou to the chapel. These
were selected from the graduating class Of
the seminary. Interment was made in Ivy
Hill cemetery.
Mr. Micou was twenty-six years of age
His young wife survives him. She is the
daughter of S. P. Gresham of Lancaster
county, Virginia. Her husband was grad
uate Of the seminary, having been ordained
to the ministry in 1899. Mr.. Micou served
as rector Of Christ Church parish, Lancas-
ter county, for two years.
General Matters.
The funeral of George r. Smith, who died
Thursday night. took place Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock from his late residence.
319 Queen street. Rev. P. P. Phillips of St
Paul's Episcopal Church conducted the ser
vices. and the remains were placed in
vault in the Methodist Protestant cemetery
Members of the typographical union and
the Hydraulion Fire Engine Company, to
both of which organizations Mr.. Smith be-
longed, attended the services.
Memorial services were held yesterday
afternoon in the Methodist Protestant GEM
etery by Belle Haven and Alexandria
lodges. Junior Order United American Me-
chanics. Flowers were placed on the graves
Of the members of the order Rev. ]. A.
LETTERS of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church delivered the grafton. and Rev. DR..
Frank J. Brooke Of the Second Presbyterian
Church offered prayer.
During the electric storm which passed
over this city last evening. one OF the gen.
orators at the electric railway power house
in New Alexandria was burned out. Slight
damage was done in this city. At Sideburn.
q station about sixteen miles south Of
Alexandria on the Southern, railway. a
freight car loaded with about thirty barrels
OF lime took fire and was consumed. The
car was on the siding, and the flames
burned so f1ercely that two passenger trains
passing at that time were gotten by with
difficulty.
The mission which has been conducted at
St Marys Catholic Church by the Paulfst
fathers during the past week terminated
last evening, when Rev. Father ellis o.
Boston delivered sermon on "Persever-
ance" In the afternoon an address was de-
Nvered by Rev. Father OSullivan, the SUBJ
ject being Temperance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-26
Machine=Made Fruit Jars
and jelly Glasses.

Our new Fruit Jars and Jelly
Glasses have just been received and
are very moderately priced.
Dozen ene.naae .a.. pun. sue soc.
Doss saon. Asea.ne.maae Jars. quart size 6oc
Mason's Machipe-mads Jars. half gallon ~.
si1e Dozen. Observation-Disclosures. ~
DOOlittles Machine-made Jars, pint size. ~,
y
Dozen. A.ea.as-msas ''f.' quart SIZE. &c.
DoOlittlss Machine made Jars, haif-gal. q, ~
ION eize OOzen. rNsOO
Mason's Jar Rubbers. Dozen. ... SC.
Par.nne Wax. Bar. I3c.
Fifth hoog.
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Woodward & L0thr0p.
New York-WASHINGTON-Paris
The Annual Summer
Special Sale of
Manufacturers
Sample
Undergaraments

Today, and as long as the goods last.
Sample garments from manufac-
turers who make only goods of a
high character to meet the wants of
the particular trade.
Excellent assortments here now,
and generous quantities, but princi-
paily one-of-a-kind styles.
We offer them very much below
regular prices. In other words, for
the same as we usually pay for them.
Note-We arranged with the man
utacturers to ship these samples a
week earlier than heretofore that we
might give those OF Our customers
who leave town early in June an op-
portun1ty to supply summer needs
i'll these lines.