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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
BANK CLERKS Hear
TALKS ON FINANCE
Representatives of Local Mon
ey Institutions Meet.
TO UPBUILD TH3 LOCAL CHAPTER
officers Empowered 10 Arrange for
Regular Meeting PIace-Semi-
Monthly Meetings Advocated with
Social Feutures-ThOse Present.

Representatives OF all of the principal
banks in this city met last night in the
rooms over the Traders National Bank to
discuss plans for the upbuilding Of the
recently established Washington Chapter
OF the American Bank Clerks Associa-
ton.
Aside from the routine business Of the
association, interesting papers we're read
on The Duties Of a Receiving Teller"
by Alr. Walker. Of the National Capital
Bank, and Negotiable Instruments" by
Air. ". J. d. Herrcn, of the Union Trust
and Storage Company, and also president
Of the association.
Fentures OF the Addresses.
Mr.. Walker brought out some strong
points regarding the courtesy and care
which receiving tellers should show their
customers, and cited several instances
where these qualities have advanced men
materially in the banking business.
In his paper MIR Heron quoted a num-
Der Of important passages from Black
stone bearing upon negotiable instru-
ments and the rules regarding their use
He presented brief sketch Of the history
am use Of such instruments. giving Illus
tratiOns relative TO the excessive care
that should be exercised in their prepare
ton and use. a number Of rules regard
ing their endorsement and acceptance,
which from general practice he had found
TO be OF the higheE. value, were also sub
mitted-
GE,cers Ia select Headquarters.
During the discussion Of the business it
was decided to leave the selection Of a
regular meeting place for the association
to She officers and board OF governors. A
vote Of thanks was also extended to the
Traders National Bank. which had placed
its rooms at the disposal OF the associa-
tion.
The Washington chapter Of the organ
iZatiOn has been formed but two months
It's membership includes representatives
of nearly every bank in the city and IN
usual interest was manifested i'm the pro-
ceedings OF last nights meeting The con-
stitution OF the chapter provides for
monthly meetings. The question was
raised. however. as to the advisability OF
holding semi-mOnthly meetings. including
social features The question was laid on
the table, with the provision that il be
discussed and acted upon at the next
meeting Of the association
Those VINO Were Present.
The officers OF the association are: Mr.
W J. D Hernon, OF the Union Trust and
Storage Company. president; Mr.. Charles
Watson. Of the National Capital Bank
vice pre- sident, Mr. s J. Henry. o. the
NatiOEs Safe Deposit. Savings. and Trust
Company. secretary. and Mr.. George
White OF the Metropolitan National
Bank. treasurer
Among the others present were Messrs-
Kehh Paris and Thomas Marshall. jr-,
Of Crane Paris & Co. bankers b. B.
Wil-On Of & le Columbia National Bank;
Owen Thompson. Of the Traders National
Bank; Josiah Evans. of Riggs National
Bank. ana Mr.. Lawrence. or the American
Security AID Trust Company
The next meeting OF the association will
be held on The third Wednesday in March.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Spring Hats.

to as this week at a concession. La
dies Tucked Chiffon Hats. in the new
est shapes, including the popular 3
cOruered and turban styles. These
are destined for great popularity this
spring Intended to retail NJ s. q Ok
On sale tomorrow at---.-------- ~
Special Offering Of lcw American
Beauty Roses, with fOliage-Will be
offered tomorrow for Sc. a spray
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Game Declared on.

The bowling games arranged to be
played tonight on the Golden Eagles al
leys BY the picked team Of Washington
and the EXcelsiors. OF Baltimore. have
been declared OF because the latter team
declined 20 come over for another set. II
lost the full set Of three e. mes here sew
raj weeks ago
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Black Goods.

a remnant Offering Of rare i-apOr-
tance-giving yoa the choice CT Ell our
remnants left from active selling
consisting OF 5J-inCh Atwood Sack
ing Flannel 5l-inch Atwood DiagO-
nal Cheyiot. 50-inch Atwood Hopsack-
Ing. 50-inch Atwood CEevi0t Serces.
45-inch Atwood Silk-6nish Heuriet-
tas f5-iuCh Atwood CashmcTes. As
inch Atwood Surah Serges. A5-lnch
silk MOhair Brilliantine. 5S-inc-i All
wool Granite Cloth. 4f-inch Melr0se
Armures. 45-inch NOhair SiciIiaD. As
inch Atwood Storm Serges. A and
44-inCh silk Mohair CrepOn and
PierOla CTOths-qUalities sold Up HQC
TO 81 a yard-Friday fOr........ ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
CEASE CONTROVERSY.
uFom The Philadelphia Inquirer)

We presume this decision Will not suit
the extreme partisans on either side. but
We trust, now that the controversy is
officially at an end. it viii be permitted
TO die out. All has been said on either
side that can be said. Individual opinion
is made up. Let controversy cease since
it cannot serve any good purpose"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Art Department.

SaxOny and Germantown Wool. in a
fun assOrtu ent of colOrs. but not black
or white. Regular prices, loo and &C
12'@C a hank Friday fOr....,. =
and inch Satin-covered Pincush-
ions. ia all best cOlOrs. Regu-
lar price. 25c. To be closed out I &c
Iludy at ----.-.----.
Pure Linen Stamped Turnover Col
lars, IN new designs. all ready TO
be worked offered Friday Tor &C
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 lot Of SDe chteI Bureau ScaTfs
and Pillow ShAms, a Jride
soiled and mU ssed- Regular DOC
5tc qualities. for -..-.-------.--.
Stamped Muslin Pillow Shams.
in floral designs Hemmed all DC
around. Speci8: for Friday only at -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20

ROME, Feb. 20.-The Pope today re-
ceived many kilograms Of congratuIstion
on the twenty-fourth anniversary OF his
ascension TO the throne. and he has ex-
pressed desire to read the most i'm
portant ones The greatest number came
from France, Austria. and Bavaria.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20

kEN>EALII-On THURSDAY. February 90 1872
az $50 q. pa. JULIA KENNEALLY, aunt Of
land
Funeral from the residence % Mrs Patrick
Snvth. l23 b street -eathvest Saturday morning
az o'ci0rs; thcnCc 20 81. Domiuic's Church.
9Asrn requiem Mass viii be said for the rcposc
81 her soul isiv==-ent AZ Mount Oiiyct Cemetery.
e10-4
GAiLOR RI WlLHEI.MfNA CAROLINE. infant
daughter ~ Edward A. and the late Minnie F..
Guyi0r. eyed FIVE weeks.
Interuefif al Beit-viue, Nd, FebSuary q, al
o eiG-1- el
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Child's Wear.

Children's Cloth Coats. heavily
lined. Have large collars. trimmed
with fur tippet and ribbon. CoIOrs
are red and gObeliu Sizes
to > years. Sold at S3.9S. To. q co
Children's Pereale Dresses. in
stripes and checks. made with long
waists - pleated rUxes around
neck and sleeves. Sizes 6 months
10 years Regular 2qc val 1Qc
upS-fOF --...---... ...--.-...- "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
CLEVELAND SHIPS DUCKS HOME
EN-President Catches Cold in Beat
ing the Marshes.

NORFOLK Va. Feb. 2O.-Ex-President
Cleveland. who is at the Back Bay Gun
ming Club. OF Currituck Sound. yesterday
shipped to Mrs. Cleveland. at Princeton.
n J., hamper containing go birds, main
ly eanvasbacks- Superintendent c. T.
Moore, Of the club. denied that the ex-
President had met any accident Mr..
Moore said Mr.. Cleveland was suffering
with cold last night. But he is better
today"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
FOLLOWS IN RUsKIN's STEPS.
Gives Up Rights to Allow Husband
20 Wed Another.

CHICAGO, H., Fb- 20.-A young in
valid wife. following in the steps Of John
Ruskin, the philosopher, and giving up
her husband that ne might marry an
other woman. caused a sensation In the
police court Of Justice Sabbath. The
nagi-trate sat amazed George Marcier,
the husband. confessed bigamist. bowed
his head in silence.
Deserted four months after her mar
riage sick and helpless, her heart broke
in silence. but today her story WIS told
and it WAS so marked by nobility that
the magistrate declared her a heroine
The husband was allowed to go free. he
viii be expected to remarrv his second
wife as soon as has legal wife secures a
-diNnrca
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Hosiery.

ChIdren-s Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
good strong thread, equal 20 what
other stores sell az 12iec. Fri G sC
4 lot of Mems Seamless Half Hose.
in fast black and tan. the usual To-
cent value found elsewhere. Fri &C
day. per pair, at.........-......-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Odds and Ends of
Housewares,

Clothes Baskets. with handles
over top. worth soc. viii be &c
closed out for ...--....-------- ~
10 Willow Laundry Baskets. 11C
worth 45c. Friday for-........-.. u
u Cake Stands and Fruit inc
Bowls, sold up TO 25c. for. ~
10 Blue Willow Meat Dishes. O5C
large size. worth 69c. E-----...- -
Blue Willow Butte fishes, 15C
worth 49c for .-...-------..--.. ~
Is Bohemian Glass Vases, TO inches
high, filed-in decorations. worth &c
soc. for ......................... ID
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Miscellaneous.

An odd lot of Chatelaine Bags and
Leather Pocket Books, slightly shop
o %0rP Fris sola "a, at 2'e-wii be closed &c
A centre aisle table contains odds
and ends of articles, Including Wire
Hair Brushes. Dressing Combs, Pomp-
adOur. Back and Side Combs. Tooth
Brushes, Unveils, Picture Frames.
Hat Pins, Brooches, Stick Pins. Studs.
Sash Pins. and Rings, Toilet Soaps,
etc. Values up TO 25c.-ChOice INC
for ....-..--.....-...-.. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
MONTAGUE'S MESSAGE READ.
Present Session of Virginia Le<i-Ia-
ture VIII he Busy One

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. Ex-Governor
Montague's message was read in both
branches Of the Legislature today. Clerk
Button read the message in the Senate
and Clerk Williams read it in the House.
The message IS lengthy and interesting.
The Governor recommends good roads
throughout the State and urges that con
vict labor be utilized whenever It is pos
sible to use such.
Probably this viii be the busiest ses-
sion OF the Virginia Legislature in recent
years 10 also bids fair to be very brief
as 1t is understood that the lawmakers
viii remain here only about thirty days.
During that time scores Of measures
viii De considered. Pernicious and un-
just laws are to be amended. and better
laws are 10 be put in the code.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Training ship at san Juan.

The training ship Monorsohela has ar
rived at San Juan. P. r, and the steam
er AI5atross at San Francisco. The col
Her Nero has sailed from san Juan for
MOntevideo-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
VANISHED IN A RUNAWAY
Wife Of n Retired Merchant Mysteri-
ousIy Disappears.

WILMINGTON. Del, Feb 20--Mr-
Samuel NIazurie and his wife. Of 1903 Bay
ard Avenue, went sleighing on the Ken
nett Turnpike yesterday. when the horse
became frightened AT an automobile and
Mr. Manure was thrown out. while his
wife remained in the sleigh Mazurie.
considerably bruised. walked home. to
find his horse and sleigh there and his
wife missing.
The police believe that Mrs Mazurie
was also thrown from the sleigh and is
being taken care Of at a nearby house.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
FARLEY GOES TO HARVARD.
viii Become Head Coach at That
Institution.

Institution.
BANGOR, Maine, Feb 20.-John A. Far
ley. OF the Harvard law school, who so
successfully coached the University Of
Maine football team last fall. and who
was engaged to return to coach the team
the coming season, has been offered the
position Of head coach az Harvard, and
has been released by the University attn
letic committee at his request.
Mr. Farley came 10 Bangor yesterday
and went TO Orono. where he explained
the situation in which be has been placed
by the offer from Harvard
H urged his release because Of his de-
votion 70 the institution. and the duty
deyOlving upon him as the result Of the
cal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
QUAY OUT FOR CAMERON.
Avalanche at PIttsburg bring
Forth "A Declaration.

Forth "A Declaration.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 20-It has been learn
cd that Senator N. S. Quay had a tele-
graph wire leased last night and all to-
day between Pittsburg and his winter
home at san Lucie. Fla, and that he re-
ceived the returns Of the Pittsburg cleo
tion from his lieutenants in the Citizens.
party.
After ;he news today clinched the story
OF the condemnation OF the deal between
Governor Stone and Senator William
Flynn, the Pittsbugg Republican organi-
zation's leader. Dir. Quay announced that
he favored the nomination Of ex-senator
Don Cameron for Governor, and failing
on Cameron, Lieutenant Governor Watres.
Stones candidate is John p EIkfn.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
MORE BRITISH CAPTURED.
General Hamilton Somehow Meets
With Disaster Near KIipPan.

Win Disaster Near klippan.
LONDON Feb 2O-Lord Kitchener teIe-
graphed the War Office as follows:
General Gilbert Hamilton, while NOV
ing toward Nigel on February is. en-
gagged the enemy at Klippan. Part Of the
Second Dragons. becoming detached f-Om
the remainder OF the command, were sur
rounded and cut of
Two officers were severely wounded and
two men were killed and six wounded
"Forty-six others were captured, but
have since been released
Hamilton was unable TO disiodge the
enemy, who held strong position. He
continued his march 70 Nigel.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Abatement Of Arrogance.
JUDGE KISSED FOR LENIENCY.
AInG- Gould. Rank Wrecser, Sen
fenced 10 Eight Years.

TcncFN 20 F1IEHt III.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 20--Amos H.
Gould bank wrecker and seif-confessed
forger. has been sentenced TO eight years
in prison at David City. He pleaded
guilty.
A quarter Of a million dollars was raised
by the man. a banker in a small town Of
300 people on paper bearing forged and
fictitious names. All was swallowed up
in speculation on the Board OF Trade
A Ualtry thousand WaE all he had left
Tho Judge was Kissed for his leniency by
the maidcned people who had lost by the
wreck.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Mill Ends and Remnants of
DOmeStiCS.

5000 yards Of full yard-wfde Per
Gales. in a good assortment Of colors
Lengths from . 10 10 yards. Fri 80
day. per yard.-.-................ IS
Short lengths OF Light-colora5
Prints, in stripes and figures An
good, useful lengths. Friday. OzC
per yard. tor-----.-..--...-.... IS
Remnants Of Bates Seersucker Dress
Gingnams; In newest spring STYLES:
including the most preferred stripes
and checks and plain coIo-s.
Regiar l2Ac quality. Remnant ar
"a ---- ........-. u z
Remnant Tot Of Apron Giaghams. in
regular apron lengths from 2Is TO 10
yards Just the styles you want n
bire, brown and green CHECKS. %
Remnants Of regular l2Is standard
quality Percales. in all the best col
orS- in pink and blue stripes and
black and white effects. Friday QsC
fo--.......-.-- %
Short lengths OF Dress GInghams.
in pink. blue, brown and tan stripes
and checks Choice styles fo- EzC
spring. Friday fOr..-.....--.... is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Innings

A remnant lot OF best quality silk
like Innings. consisting Of genuine
Nearsilk, Mercerized Italian Cloth.
Spun Glass. and Neva Silk In a good
range OF coiors-bUt no blacks Quail
ties sold at 1Sc- 70 25c- yard 11IC
Friday for -..-.-.--------- -
500 yards Of Silesias and Percallnes.
in fast black and leading cOIors- Good
lengths Qualities retailed Of the
piece at Ice and PIKE yard &c
Remnant price .----..-..- -----.----. 20
a remnant lot OF Dressnakers' Cam
brio and silk LenO. in good useful
lengths-and qualities sold at sc. DC
to 10c yard. Friday fOr--.---.--. %
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Kid Gloves.

les pairs OF Ladies' and Misses Kid
Gloves. including our celebrated Per
cy'' make-kRown TO every Washing
ton woman; In black. mode. tan, red
and brown. Sizes 81, 8. ga,
sE, Ga. Z and IA Choice A9C
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Sl.5O COrsets.

After such Corset selling as We have
had u is but natural that broken lines
should accumulate These are 70 BE-
ctosed out tomorrow. Included are
al the odds and ends left from our
sales OF Ihom9scn's. c. B. and Amerf-
can Lady Corsets-makes that are well
AHc"n everywhere Only a few OF
kind-drab and white. Broken
sizes, Of course. Qualities worth gpr
up 90 S1-j0-for- j.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
WHAT NEWSPAPERS SAY
OF The DECISION In
THE SCHLEY CASE.


self. under good-testing conditions. for
measurement The American people can
be trusted to take his measure"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Notion Lots.

8 papers Of Hair Pins for........ &c
Zoe Dress Shields. per pair &c
Sc Alexander Kings 200-yard Spool
Cotton. each fOr-...-..--..---..12sc
L dozen Agate Buttons -........... &C
g. Cubes Of Gold Eye Needles $4,000 1C
Sc Covered Dress SrCels. DOZEN. &c
. dozen Universal Hooks and Eyes. 1c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
no CURE A COLO IN OWE DAY
DIED.

fake ils5tire Bsaao Quiuinc Tablets All drug
gistz reload the money If it fails - cure. Z. vs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Mems Furnishings al Little
Prices.

Odds and ends Of Mems Underwear.
inclrding Lambs and Natural Wool
Cancels Hair, Derby-ribbed ana White
Merino, mostly all shirts, broken
sizes; full regular made garments
worth soc, zoe and 81. Closing 00C
price -------. --------.----- Z .
Mems Working Shirts made OF good
quality Percale. with two separate col
lars, fun regular made. gathered yoke
and gus5ets; neat stripes; SOC lot
Falues LoF-----. --..-.--- --..--.-.- -
Mems I0-OUnce Canton Flannel
Drawers. fun regular made. large ban-
10 seat, suspender tapes. pearl but
tons. string or stOckinet bottoms.
most an sizes waist and length 1EC
our regular 50c quality. for. -
Mems soc Heavy weight. Fleece
lined Underwear. Shirts and D-eWars
TO match, fun regular made. feued
seams and taPed throughout; shirts
size 80 to A: drawers. 80 to 81 95C
Friday tor--..--.-- -------------- ~
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SPECIAL NoTBcEs.

NOTICE TO THE PJBLIC-fu view q ere
enormous sale 81 tickets for the entertainment
and BAH given BY Plate Printers Union No >
at National Rifles Annoy. FEBRUARY o. 1902
the committee IN charge desire % state tl1Ps %
more tickets viii be slld.
Feb Is. DANIEL sCARLErT. Secretary
mI0-2
SPECIAL NOTICE Motormen.s Goats. g.. very
best. - -. mems gray Government shilis. 81
cents. genuine raWhide McCleland saddles. s. 90:
one Remington typeEriter. perfect condition.
hlmes. 90 cents pair. best quality oakum Ak
handles. ~ cents a dozen. best quality roofing.
less than the factory price, best prizes for
chinery, iron- s. BENSINGER & o.. Ilth and b.
A GENERAL MEETING o. The ssoekhoIdsrs o,
the Columbia PuiveriZing Company viii &c held
a. the Office Of the Company. l25 South ROYAL
81. AlcXandria. Va. AT 800 A. NJ on WE'D
NESDAY. MARCH 8. Ioo2. By order % the
Board o. Directors. constituting a majority %
the stockholders r. B. DONALDSON
LOUIS BEiER. JR.. President.
Secretary. igZ8-21f
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
EDUCATIONAL.
Nati0naI UniYaTsIiI LaE DelaImgnl

SCHOOL or FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE Law
tsuring tcrm). Eugene Caflsi. IL D.. Dean-
cot RSE I-GoVernmcut Coarracts and Cl1imz.
Prof George A. King. L. "a.
COURSE Military law and CONFIDENTIAL
Prof George B. Davis. Judge ADV. Cent -S-A-
COURSE IIl-CrEanization. Jurislict0n % in
terror Department and General Land one
Prof Frank l. CampheiI asst Secretary Dept
Interior. Asst. Prof. Samuel Y. ProudEt
tFIrsJ Asst Attorneyl-
COURSE fN-0rganizatioa. jurisdiction. Practice.
L. = Dept OF Treasury Prof Milton 2
Allies CAST. Secretary % Treasury.
OPENS MARCH IST 1902 COLLEGE BT-TTD-
ING SIS 18th ST y "
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Remnants
LaCeS and EmbrOideries

A remnant lot OF several hundred
yards Of Cambria Edgings and Tor
cnen Laces. in various neat and de-
slraole patterns. Qualities sold 1If
on the piece up TO Sc I'd. For. z
A remnant lot Of Cambria Embrois-
cries, and TOrchOn. Val. and Medici
Laees, both edgings and insertinzs
70 match. Good widths aud dainty
new styles Sold up TO Sc yard. D ar
Remnant price .....-......-.--. u
Another lot Of much wider and finer
quality Cambria and Swiss Embroid-
cries some are wide enough for skirt
lnssl; vide range Of new patterns.
f " oF'n up to l'e yard Friday 72C
-o- $4,000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a remnant accumulation Of New
style Neiiings. in plain and fancy
meshes. in new designs. not old nassad
STYLES, but the latest effects sold M
al 1sc- Friday for -.............. }
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Underwear.

Children's Vests and Pants. ribbed
fleece lined and wool merinO-Odd
sizes and brol en- lots Of regular 1QC
An odd lot OF Ladies aud Children's
Underwear. both Vests and Pants;
two-thirds wool and heavy fleece
lined Qualities sold at 75c. Fri 3QC
day f0r-.................. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20
Ribbon Remnants.

A remnant lot OF Plain and Fancy
Taffeta Ribbons, various desirable
cOlOrs- Numbers and =. Sold on
the piece at Sc and 10c. Fri DC
Remnants Of Plain and Fancy Taf-
feta Ribbons. up to 3 inches wide and
lengths from ~ 10 3 yards in each
piece Regular price, Zoe and cIC
l2iae. yard. Friday ---.---.---.- "
Remnants OF Liberty Satin anG Taf-
f0ta Ribbons. widths up 70 3ia inches
Leading eoIors. including white. light
blue. pink. cardinal etc Quail
ties sold up to 2Ic. yard Fri Ole
dEV fOr. ................ y z
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-20

PHYSICAL CULTURE Class for r.iddIe-aEed
woman at WlMODAU GHSfS. I430 New York ave
Monday and THURSDAY al 1850 use-l0
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sc HandkerChiefs.

Odds and ends or Ladies' Handker-
chiefs. including Plain White Hem
stitched. Fancy Fast-cOlored Border
and Mourning bOrneT Handkerchiefs.
Qualities sold at SC. and Sc DC
Tor acknowledgements. Z 2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-04-26
"Florida's All Right!"

George II. Seavey intends returning
to his southern home at Punta Gorda,
Fla, by the first steamer-sailing in a
week or ten days. He says that pros
poets foi successful pineapple raising
have a favorable inclination, although
the carrying Of the product to distant
markets through the Fruit Growers
Association, has not proven especially
advantageous. Mr. SeaVey has pleas
ant home at Punta Gorda, and his
family are well contented. Miss Mabel
after filling a clerkship in one Of the
stores for some months, now enters the
Office of the city assessors. Rob has an
opportunity to learn telegraphy in the
local office of the railroad company. but
just now is associated with a friend
who has received the contract for the
plumbing in q new artificial ice factory.
This factory will manufacture 100 900
tons daily. The chorus of .FIorida's s
good enough for ME" impresses Mr..
Seavey with the practicability Of pro
l0nged stay.