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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Weddings IF List Week.

One of the prettiest weddings of the
past week was witnessed in the mar
,.iage Of Miss Mary Wharton Watkins and
Mr.. Benjamin Morrison Rosebro. Of Fred
ericksburg The ceremony took place at
SO O'Clock III the afternoon Of Thurs
iay last at Grace Episcona! Church. the
Rev. DR.. Landon r. Mason. the rector.
being assisted by the Rev. DR.. J. w.
Rosebro, the father OF the groom.
The bride who was beautifully gowned
in white embroidered chiffon on q duch-
ess satin foundation and carried a show
er of brides roses. was given, away by
ner father. Mr.. Robert W Watkins.
Miss Katherine Watkins. the maid @!
honor. was in yellow crepe de chine above
yellow taffeta, and had a bouquet of
Marechal Mel roses
The wedding was followed by a recep-
ton for the bridal party and intimate
friends of the contracting parties In the
hrme Of the brides parents, No All West
Grace Street.
Miss Julia Vance, the second daughter
oe Mrs. Mamie z. and the late George
. ThaXton, and Mr.. Percy GRAY Ran
6olrh were married In the home Of the
brides mother at 4:So P. NJ, December
18th. The wedding celebration was quiet,
but its details were marked by much ele-
gance and refinement. The bride wore
gray e,amine and carried white kid
Praycr-Book. marked with sprays of lily
of the valley The maid Of honor. Miss
sadie Greene gThaHton. had on white or
candy and had cluster of maiden hair
ferns held with white tulle streamers.
Mrs. Donaldson played the wedding
marches.
Much interest was felt over the mar
riage Of Mr.. Hugh Miller to Miss Christie
Pcppenheim, OF Charleston, S. c.. which
was Celebrated in the home of the bride.
December 18th. After their wedding tour
Mr.. and Mrs, Miller will be at No. sQ7
West Franklin Street for the winter.
The wedding of Miss Emma Thompson
to Mr. George Powers took place In Ere
donia last Wednesday evening, Mr., and
Mrs. Powers arc now enjoying a bridal
trip. but they Will be in Richmond after
lie New Year and will have their home
on Third Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
HOUSE PARTIES MARK
CHRISTMAS OF 1902
tables and its sparkle of wit and repartee.
Wiii form c,owE1sng feature in one OF
the handsomest SOCIAL episodes of the

the handsomest SOCIAL episodes of the
winter.
Mrs. James J. Sutton, Of No. 3l2 Byrd
Street, Will entertain n number of the
younger members Of society very hand
cember 29th in honor of Miss Louise
BrockenbroIgh McAda,ns, who is spend
ing her Christmas vacation in Richmond.
Parlors and halls viii be profusely
adorned with holly. running cedar. and
red carnations. Those who will engage
in merry Christmas game Will be Miss
Louise McAdams,, Miss -Annabel Forbes,
Miss Ella Hammond. Miss Lily upshur.
Miss Martha Bowie, Miss Courtney
C,unp, Miss Katherine Watkins. Miss
Resale Jones, Miss Kate Benson, Miss
Lily Booker Miss Lucy Christian, Miss
Nellie Sutton, Miss Nellie Sinton, Miss
Lisa Archer, Miss HawSie Glazebrook.
Miss Rena Giazebroo!1. Miss Connie
Evans. Miss Ellie Meade, Miss sara
Baughman, Miss Leila Bradley, NJ IS
Myra Chambers, Miss Mary Cooke
Branch, of New York; Miss Aline Jen-
ainEs. Miss Matte Lambert: Mr. Roy
Jones. Mr.. Thomas Brockenbrough, MI.
Wexford e~,ckenbrough. Mr. Fontalne
Jones, AIR. Catesby Jones. Mr. Mac Doble
Nh Irving Blair. Mr.. Willie Baushman,
Mr.. Howard Sutton, Nr. Lrttief Epshur,
Mr.. Harper Shelton, Mr. David Merrill,
Mr.. Hal Adair MIR. Gilmer Minor, Mr.. VIII
lie Minor, Dir. Pleasanton Conquest, Mr.
Wilson Hazard, Mr.. Rannie Wilson, Mr..
Leslie Jennings, Mr.. Baughman. Mr.. Sam
Brockenbrough, Mr.. James Reeves. MI.
Buck Archer, Mr.. James Dunlop, Mr..
Men Newton, Mr.. Warner Robins. Mr.
farmer Meade, Mr.. Willie Baughman
md -Ir. George BroclSenbrough Sutton.
The Misses Hammond, of 'Rosedale."
Brook Road. Will give i german al the
Ma ssnic Temple December seth, from 3
tc u, that will be one Of the brilliant So
al events of the holiday season.
The ball room will be artistically deco
,ated and an orchestra will furnish the
1.uSic. The supper, which will be under
the supervision of Moesta, will present
sunptuous and varied manu-.
Other hostesses of the holidays will be
Miss Ethel Stratton McCurdy. of West
Grace Street, a charming debltante Of
this season; Miss Nannia Waddill. the
daughter Of Judge Waddili. who will en-
ertain in honor of her friend, Miss Willie
Williams and Miss Sara Baughman, an
attractive young lady Of the West End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
The Xmas Umbrella Store


good an umbrella at three dollars as
the most of US want, including han
dle-bM these umbrellas are fitted
with tiug-dollar handle of S. and g.
inch ster.sng silver and pearl.
You save two dollars.
Twenty-six inch Umbrellas. COW
cred with the best quality of silk
and made in the most perfect man
ner, s6.oS, s7.as, $1,000. $3.50 and $500.
The price differences are all in
the handles.
Anything at $500 and upwards is
engraved free and put in neat box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Handles enter largely into the
choice of an umbrella. When you
reacha certain price for umbrellas the
quality of the covering varies but
little for articles above that price.
Some people may call it luck"
but we call it foresight, combined
with hard work. that many months
ago we were enabled to secure a lot
OF $500 handles for $500 umbrellas
and they're here to-day on the $500
goods.
Silk Gloria, paragon frame. close
roll, neat case and tassei. and, taken
all in all, they are regular flrst-class
$500 umbrellas, for you can get as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Couch Covers.

Solid oak. covered with plain
denim, panel tops.
We have them, higher priced. with
fancy coverings and finer work to
suit ones fancy. but these will do
the work they're intended to do just
as we'll as the finer screens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Two Special Portieres
Among the Many.

&E DGl for Heavy Rep and Frou
R~asV~ Frou's. Not over two
pairs Of any kind. Solid colors,
with tapestry and floral borders.
Some with allove1 floral designs.
&7 ro for Tapestry Curtains, ex-
wv .Jt ira good quality, Some
solid coiors; others two tone effects.
Three yards long, fifty inches wide.
Turkish and floral designs; splendid
values.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Extraordinary Offer
in Beaded Bags.

New goods and the best STYLES
of this season.
Look at this list and then look
at the bags tomorrow
Csc Tor Bags, worth SOC.
soc for Bags, worth $l.OO and
SIPS.
CSC for Bags, worth S10O to
$500.
$l.98 for Bags, worth $3.50
and 100.
$2.98 for Bags. worth up to
$500.
You'll not get such bargains
anywhere in these articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Linen Table
Cloths and Sets.

Beautifully Hemstitched Table
Sets. All pure linen, fringed and
with a dozen napkins to d. nQ
match the da1nask.--...... WSaSAs
y full Bleached Damask. sixty-six
inches wide, in cream color, Is an
especially good Christmas bar -
gain at......... 3yI
White fIemstitched Table Covers
in beautiful floral designs, 500
for ........,....-. ~
Full Bleached Table Dalnask, two
yards wide. in the best CIV IN
patterns, yard. PAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Everything to Make
Baby and the
Little Boy Or Girl
Comfortable.

- - . - - = +
Comfortable.
Whether it's your own little peo-
pie or some one elses that you're
interested in, you'll not fail to find
something very helpful in this list.
children's Coats Of al!-wool broad
cloth. with three capes. finished with
White silk cord, in Tan, VIZ 90
Blue and Red...... WO.VO
Infants Coats OF all-wool Bedford
Cord, lined with Italian Cloth,
trimmed with satin ribbon q 30
braid Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Goats OF Eiderdown, in White aud
Red lined with satteen, trimmed with
satin ribbons and buttons. "a IN
1of FR"VV
Bonnets for the Baby of White
China Silk, tucked, full ruchius, with
wide ties, silk lined. all sizes, rn~
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OVN
Eibs OF fine lawn. trimmed
with Val. Lace and insertion. SV(
Bootees OF fine wool. in all white,
light blue and white and pink &c
ana white. 6O~
Legsins. all wool. in black roe
and white. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OA>
Velvet Legsins. red. blue and
black. with white pearl Rr rn
buttons neutrality-suspicious.. NAs0V
Baby Carriage AfShans. hand-
made. Of Eiderdown wool. blue
and white and pink and ~ RI
white ....-.--.-..............p S.SV
Carriage Robe of Angora Fur.
c 1josh . with fine Italian
Four Pretty Shawls
for Gifts.
Halls are not always heated in
ones home.
These shawls help you to avoid a
chilly feeling, which is sometimes
followed by worse.
Silk Shawls. thirty-six inches
f square, with dainty border, Sion
Silk shawls. ffty-fo,r inches
square. with deep fringe. - ~
Ice Wool shawls, handmade. fifty
four inch, inches square white - IN
Circular shawls. all white, pink
and; and white and blue and 81 nO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Special Shipment Of
Mems House Coats, $500.

yesterday $500 Smoking Jacket OF House Goat
wee had in the
Doub faced cloths with handsome plaid backs.
The Coat is trimmed in silk cord with frogs
possible not better fino
Jacket anywhere price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
The Temporary
Richmond Home
Of the Dolls

This year is Miller & Rhoads' third
floor.
From the Baby Doll that will
e ably change Ter address for1 cent
10 the aristocratic you G lady who
values her company at $3.50, We
have about all the Dolls that one
can think of.
Perhaps the most popular little
people in the whole collection are
those who consider themselves
worth from soc to Sl.0O.
Well warrant them to be good
natu:el and very obedient.
Everything they need for their
toilet and table is here also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Miller 6 Rhoads.
Miller q Rhoads
Three DAYS Off Store Open Nights
pUT early morning is the. most comfortable.

DUT early morning is the. most comfortable
y time to shop.
OF course, many Of US can't choose our.
shopping time.
Have to do it when it's convenient, but
those that can do 50 will find less strain on
themselves and others in the morning hours.
Somebody said the other day that it was
a useless expense to advertise at Christmas
time
Just about as useless as it would be for
THE TIMES not to publish local news
when every body is excited over Venezuela.
People would buy papers anyway, you
might say.
Advertisements are not published merely
to draw people into the store-but to HELP
THEM SHOP after they get in In other
words the daily store news is daily Guide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Satteen Art Tickin8,
l0c and CSC Yard.

Either that or Bensaline Drapertex
at the same prices are excellent
things for making fancy bags; all
Colors.
PLUSH BUGGY ROBES, that
We're selling quite a lot OF. Best
Chase make. in rich colorings q
2 Rr oS T. Tan and RedsxI2 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04

FluSiC
SURELY CHARMS WHEN
AT ANY TINE BE Accommodated WITH
IEC'rIoNS, SUCH AS
Moon Moths, beautiful suite in three num-
berS, at, each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45c.
| Love You, Dear. and Only You, at. =. &c.
Ethebert and Nevns latest-Nlighty Like
Rose, To Annie and At Rest, each. .........I 6c.
-. Music Folios, your choice tomorrow at 3oc
IN THE MUSIC DEPT-BASEAFINT ANNEX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
SALARIES INSUFFICIENT.
Employees of Reform School Said to Be
Inadeouately Paid

Mr.. Henry NJ. Hoyt. president of the re-
FORM school for girls. has written to the Dis
trict Commissioners advising them that the
salaries paid present to the engineer as
sistaut engineer and Industrial teachers.
namely $40. So and So per month respect
lively. not sufficiently large to enable
the school authorities 10 get and retain
satisfactory people for these posts. After
thoroughly testing the question by expert
eucr. h. SAYS. it has been decided to apply
l. Congress for increased appropriations
Sufficient to mark these salaries up To $50,
81 dri 81 respectively
As YOU no doubt aware continues
Mr.. .Hoyt, these figures moderate,
especially for the technical service of en-
g!neers who receive IN this District when
duly qualified from $50 to $40 per month
and are also moderate as compensa ton for
services of women duly qualified by char
aCter. capacity and training to serve as in
duStriai teachers. We have asked COngrt SIS
O. enlarge our appropria ton accordingly in
the next appropriation bill. which appa-
consideration in the House These addi-
tons will add only $42o per annum to our
salary roll. We respectfully request.
therefore. that you will support our appli-
cation To Congress in this behalf.
The board of charities has reported in ia
Yer OF the increased salaries and the Com
misSi"uers have decided to recommend
then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
COMMITTEES REPORT.
Necessity for Better Method of index
ing in Recorder Dancy's Office.

The District Commissioners recently re-
ceived from the Senate committee on the
District of Columbia copy of amend
nent To the District appropriation bill, to
b. proposed by Senator Mcmillan. to pro-
vide Tor book shelves and file cases in the
Office of the recorder OF deeds and for re-
indexing old records. The papers were
referred to John c. Dancy. the recorder of
deeds. with the statement that the Com
missiuners would be glad to transmit 10
Congress. as their answer TO the refer
ence To them of the proposed amendment,
any report the recorder Of deeds might b.
pleased to make to them as to the neces-
sity OF the proposed appropriation of SO
CO..
Recorder Dancy replied by transmitting
to the Commissioners copies of letters se:.t
BY him To the Senate District committee
I Petty. the auditor: Mr.. ID. f.. McComb,
the superintendent of sewers and Dr. Will
lam Tindail. the secretary to the board a
committee to confer with the recorder of
deeds and submit d report
This committee has reported as follows:
The committee has the honor To report
that IL has inspected the record system of
the office of the recorder of deeds of the
District Of Columbia, and is of the opin-
Ion that better arrangement and an i'm
proved method of indeNing the records are
Needed. but that il is impracticablc for it
that VIII be required for the work \ rea-
sOndble estimate for the cost of the index
Ing could only be based upon an accurate
statement by the recorder of deeds of the
amount of work 10 be done, and an csti-
mate of the cost of file cases upon price
lists OF dealers in such goods which the
recorder of deeds would doubtless furnish
the senate committee upon its demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
INCREASE RECOMMENDED.
Suggestion Regarding Pay of Assist
ant Engineer Commissioners.

John G. keene. secretary of the Bright
wood Citizens Association, has forwarded
10 the District Commissioners u copy OF
the resolution adopted at the last meeting
OF the association asking Congress to in
crease the pay Of the captains of the
gineer corps Of the United States army as
signed to duty as assistants to the EngI-
neer Commissioner OF the District. The
resolution recites the fact that the salary
of the officer detailed as Engineer Commits
siOner is increased by Congress to make his
annual compensation equal to that of his
colleagues the civilian Commissioners
1000. The military aids assigned To such
Orf1ce receive but their regular army gal
airy. which is not commensurate. the
Brightwood citizens think. to the talent
genius and skill devoted by them to the
civil engineering affairs of the District
The resolution concludes by saying the as
sociation would like the Congress to ap-
prOpriate such additional sum TO the
military pay of such aids would make
their annual compensation comport to the
dignity of their office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
Our Liliputian
Headquarters.


The place where little folk. can be suited and
q psass ss little facet ssnns
men and women. J sif
So aTI-
CHILDREN'S COATS MADE OF GRASS
LAR COLLAR TsIslMEbr WITH MI' EcR RUIN IN.
SERTION AND EXTRA SMALL do a ~
CCoiLAR-TO COMPLETE THE SSH OK
SAME-ALi SIZES. ~ A">O
GHILDREN's coATs, MADE OF GRASS
LINEN. BOX Rack, FINISHED WITH
R0oMD Collar. MADEo0F ALL@OyER EN-
kRhR22paHuh Ff1 Msr nT ,HsEo We 50 O2
HAVE IN ALL SIZES AT:.. eVAe>O
CHn.DREN's coaTs. MADE OF GRASS
TRIMMED DOWN aaiE FsoNT AND AROUND Round
The BOTTOM WITH ECRU LACE INSER-
TI0N.CoIL4ARS AND CLIFFS d. = 90
TRIMMED Tt!Sl;lI WITH LACE TO sSa4. VIZ
cIIILpREN's COATS MADE OF BLACK
WHITE LAWN, TUCKED AND
E ERe1pnnY WITH IssER PEEs ri, @m O2
! : CHILDREN.s COATS, MADE OF BLACK
1sHED WiTa 1pH es1h o. eo skass En-
EN-. WITH CIRCULAR 6saan =n,.
S ELogScE on BOTTOM OF SNe5O
EAsTs AID en-. paE ) HATS. CAPS AND
sun B0NNETS. MADE OF va
s 81 s,,s NAf FNn DIF rn5 nss DEr
FROM ssss Down Il. @ AOke'
DEhaUsLla DEP bEPARTMsST s4s's 1A ps'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
CROWDS VIEW MODELS
MEN WHO SERVED WITH GEN.
GRANT WILL ADVISE.
Collection is One of the Finest Ever
Submitted for Competition
in This Country.

The collection of designs that have been
entered in competition for the Grant me-
mortal attracted another large crowd to
the basement of the COrcOran Gallery of
Art today. The sculptors and architects OF
a number of the designs were present and
assisted in explaining the merits of their
respective productions. Quite few women
were among the spectators among them
Mrs. Foraker. wife of the senator from
Ohio
Colonel Bingham Of the commission hav-
ing charge of the proposed memorial was
present for a time during the day He re-
grets the withdrawal of several of the an
nounced competitors. Had it been known
that they were not To submit designs. space
In the basement could have been allotted
so to have given better positions to
some of the leading competitors.
Committee to Meet Next Week.
The committee. composed of Lieutenant
General John NJ. Schofeld. retired: Major
General Wesley Merritt and Messrs. Daniel
II. Burnham. Charles F. McKim and Au-
gust Saint Gaudens, which has been
quested to judge and report to the COM
mission as To the relative merits of the
models submitted, will meet some time next
week probably. not earlier than Tues
day. The committee Will be assisted by
advisory committee composed OF drtlSlS
of well known ability. together with OFF,
GERS of the army who served with Grant
and who are familiar with his characters
tics. The names of the gentlemen COM
posing this advisory committee will be made
known in a day or so.
Complete List of Competitors.
The complete list of artists who have de-
signs entered in the competitor is: Douglas
TiIden Oakland. Cal; F. E Triebel, New
York Franklin Simmons Rome Italy; Cor
don b Pike. New York; Melva Beatrice
Wilson. Washington. d. c.; l.. Amateis,
Washington d. c.; Waldo Story. Rome.
Italy; Albert Jaegers. New York; Scion H.
Borgium. New York; Washington Hull.
New York; Cyrus F. Dallin. New York:
Warren. Wetmore & Morgan New York;
II. NJ. Shrady. New York: Wilkinson &
Magonigla, New York; Charles Henry Me
haus. New York. j. Massey Rhind New
York: Lopez. Robb & Hornbostel, New
York: Burr c. Miller. Wilkesbarre. Pa.
w. W. Manatt. New York; H X. Bush
Brown. Newburg. y. Y; John Francis
Primes. New York: Max Bachmann. New
York: John j. Boyle New York; II. II. Kit
son. New York: G. Il. Thompson, New
York; Cyrus W. Cobb. Boston. Mass; John
Donoghue. New York: Cutzon Borglum,
New York: ]. H. Freelander. New York;
Caroline Shawk Brooks, ST. Louis. Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
At the Fountain.

Our celebrated Grape Rickeys,
made OF pure grape juice and fresh
lime fruits-also limeades, lime
punches; in fact all the popular
thirst quenchers, can be found at
our new Soda Fountain-Section
f, Midway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04

LOT s-SILVER FISHSCALE MESH CTATEr
LAME BAGS. EVERY ONE OF THESE
QUOTED LESS THAN HALF PRICE De-
40, CSC, 49c. AND. .............. LONs
LOT 9-TURQUOISE WAIST SETS. FOUR
P PINS IN SET; WITH CENTERS OF Or
LOT 10-SPIRAL HAT PINS, SET WITH
BRILLIANT STONES; SPLENDID DE-
VALUE AT 49c. AND 15c., MARKED %ONs
LOT 11-GOLD-PLaTED COLLAR BUTTON
SETS, WITH CEI4LJLO BACKS: D.
-FOUR IN SET, FOR. ............. DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
Have You Ever Taken a
Lunch With Us?

Ii you have you have enjoyed a
dainty meal. If not, you have
missed your calling. Our lunch
grotto is the best in the city for
women as well as business men.
We serve only the best-every-
thing is dainty and appetizing and
the prices exceedingly modest. A
complete menu of everything in
season at all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04

Daniel benson was brought here on an
electric car from Alexandria yesterday suf-
fering from an injury to his ankle sus-
tanned by jumping from scaffold at the
round house of the Southern Railway Com
pany. where he was working, TO escape
other injury. He was given treatment at
the Emergency Hospital and was after
ward removed to his home No. 6O9 l. street
northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
An Exclusive Sale of Health & Toilet Articles
Which cam only be had at the Busy Corner
Toilet

Nine Yale the of beauty will give lectures
the National Theater Tuesday April m Tick
cts free with the purchase of 79c. worth upwards.
SECRET
or
RBoTTII
PES
K.
X. &
X ANY
....... Use
XIoN
CoMPEXIoN
s s b TIL M Toe
box
Entire sample line of French Tooth Brushes placed
half regular presevery brush guaranteed
brsle will replace the with
5c kind for $50 and kind for soc
25c.
WITH EACH BgTsH GIVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
Special Sale of Picturesl

Special Sale of Picturesg
BEAUTIFUL FRAMED MEDAL
Lions st9WIHG COMPLETE LINE OF NEW AND UP A0c
. " e. go
DUTCH FARM SCENES THE LATEST CRAzE-HIGHIY
ORED FANCY PRINTS IN ANTIQUE GRAY BROWN Qmc
- 100.
GIBSON PICTURES, SIZE IL IN.
PHARAOH'S HORSES. I'm
ROUND BLACK BROWN Why
WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ON ALL ORR
HOLDINGS. FRAMING PROMPTLY
FOURTH FLoOR--PICTURE TOY DEPT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04

LOT -woMEN'S. MISSES AND CHI.
DREN'S lik. GOI.DFII.LED RINGS -ONE
TWO AND TliREE-STONE SETTINGS n m,
-25c. TO 50c VALUE. .............. HUG.
LOT 10 STERLING SILVER BRACELETS
PERFEcT LOCK AND KEY. EXTRA
FOR fNi; Noo AND Si'o NALcE' 75c.
LOT 14-STERIING SILVER HAT PINS
THE VERY NEWEST STYLES: THE DE-
LOT 15-TURQUoISE WAIST PINS. d.
To THE SET; 3sc. KIND. FOR d..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
A FEW TOY SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
PING PONG, POPU
LARTTY IT IS COUNTRY.
FROM $1,000
z1MMERMAN KITES: THE ONLY TRUE ONES ON THE MAR
KET-SEIdING FROM DOWN
BIG LINE OF RIFLES, VERY BEST MAKES, ACCURATE
AND HARMLESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
OYCE'S ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE JEWELRY

LOT ALL STYLES OF HAT PINS. THE
ENTIRE LINE SAMPLES OF HIGH
GRADE PINS - MARKED 25c 1bc. M
LOT 5-THE NELSON SERPENTINE
BRACELET, IN PLATED AND Sill Ec
YER, 25c KIND, FOR. ............... OSs
LOT CHARGE VARIETY OF CRYS- e.
tai HAT PINS-SEPCIAL. 2 FOR. SS.
LOT 7--SASH PINS. THIS SEA
SONS NEWEST STYLES, AT ACC. o.
ONS G. AND II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04
SELLING GOODS BY MAIL.

ANY IN THE COUNTRY WHERE GOODS ARE SOIL
BE FOR SAMPLES OR DIRECT PURCHASING. WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-04

- BURROWS PORTABLE BILLIARD POOL TABLES 3 BY a
IT CAN BE PLACED
HOUSE TABLE NO NATTER SIZE THIS COMP t:rE oTT
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