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SIS 49, - $. :. sl-1..l.s1.ai. .
ife regulara annuaa fnee,

=. .-4'4s'2' '''
Tie regular9 9annuaa tnsse.,.
stockholders of the Pine BiG.f Brrc. -
company vii be held at the companys
office between the hours of 1 and
o'clock D. H. on Tuesday, the 8th dav
of January, 1902, for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
A. BREWSTER, Secretary.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 19, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-05

ornament. The attendance OF the
members was large Mrs. Joe Frank
lin and Miss Sylvia Hoffman We're the
guests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-05
Miss Hornet nEtert3ins-

EilSS ri oFinSL HElSFtSHS-
Miss IHilda Honnet and Mr.. Al
phonae Honnet entGrt2inCd on New
Years FFe night at their home or
Wet Fifth avenue. The house Wa&
decorated in its entirety With holly
and ni>tietoe. Games of many kinds
s"a"e utilized as advertisements during
the evening. \ game appropriate to
the occasion was translated from the
German It WAS a hide and seek
game, but differed widely from the
commonplace hide and seek game Of
infancy. lusieed of the guests hiding
presents intended for the guests WerA
hidden. the idea teing for the guests
TO locate t6" presents. ShoHld th@T
find q present il mi@ht be their oW!l@
or It n4i@at rot be. If il was intended
fof the Gasael. 50 a#ea 1T not, Il @as.a
iastTastGna to loa14 fu5fhar. The eH-
'fHt ff5!#f"e Faz a.t=a=ae2 3a.&ala "a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-05

7'. snd E'r7. t7o99n5on Er7tert2if1--
| ~ ara Mrs. r. g. Thompson and
N"s. Robert S0n'e THOMPSON laxiYh1E
eate,t9ined on Wv Years Day Tho
received from > %. N. to y M and
from S D. m tA - u. M and during
those hours their hosnitable homo
was thronged With visitors. The house
w"s snlendidly decorated and gailv IL
| Illuminated. Refreshments were.
served during the evening and musia
was di#coufsed. Those present in the
| afternoon We're Mesers. and Mes
danes &c " Anarews. P. ?. Ryrd. \
| NJ. Barrow. S. ToisTnitor w ]. Gal
hreith !. f'orea. e. c. Howell.
! Preston 'c:'don p G Knox w 4
fro. r. I GO " Il. I.an&fortl. II
ej@ly. ] Z. Simmons. ! Gibson Tav.
ley. :. u. Tsv3er l. " TAYLOR. \. B
TYulool,. C2'l Nos4 D. l.. Trimh1e. ].
y. - - : e. ~ ". z. Coleman !. ".
Crawford, s y. 7. Knox. J. 4. Jann
y. T. RGhoeta l. Y. Saunders. \. b
e'ieh, / l w. Smith, Alev Cnrney
Geo. E. Valiant, Mrs A. T Owen Dr
and Mrs. A. G. Thomrson, Mr. Ne
Cain, Mrs. J. B. Trnlock. Ma ior J. r
Campbell. NJ Do1elass Bell. Miss
ldo'e HUM. Mrs. w. O Taggart Mrs.
!. 3. Speare. Ms. Smith Martin, Ny
Y. @. Jones.
In the evening from s o'clock until
y O'Clock the following attended ::
Misses Barrow, Bartlette Caldwell
Meyler, navant, Dewoody. Harrel
Hightower. Laine. Mann. Preston
Saunders. Smart TAYLOR. Thompson
Tl'i,!ock. York Montgomery Keely
Black, Messrs Clifton Howell J. c.
Baldwin. Frank Ragland. Mack Ham
met. Frank Bridges. r. D. Russell
Richard Barnett. George Adams Mer
ner Sigh, Rufus Arnold, Sam Arnett
S. C. AloNondar G G.. Edgar, Wake,
Jones. w. K. Kirby, NJ. D. Mcneil. w
l.. Matthews, +. NJ. Roane, ]. B
Speers. i. G. Sennctt, J. B. Talbot
Tohn Hrtt Phil Crutcher Arthur
Mills. Tracy Mills, Chas. Trinlett
"-sde Eaoy 1ares Saunders, Chas
Hear9. DoDglaes Bell. NJ A. Austin
Dr. and Mrs Thompson and Mrs
RohoHt Scu1e Thompson.
Miss Azuhah Thompson presided al
the punch howl and Mesdames John
NJ anl Sern NJ Taylor assisted in re
ceiVing the guests
Evening star., 1902-02-28
SUSPENSE IN HAWAII.
Waiting to Hear What Carter Tells
the President.

Files Of the Honolulu newspapers of Feb
ruary 12-15 arrived in Washington to-
day There is little discussion in their col
unns Of the mission of Territorial Senator
George r. Carter, who sailed on the morn
ing of February u to confer with Presi-
dent Roosevelt on the gubernatorial con-
troversy. The Honolulu Star of February
IL says:
senator George r. Carter left today for
Washington on the steamship Sonoma. to
see President Roosevelt Rumor has it that
the rame of Senator H. p Baldwin is the
one which Carter Is likely to give to the
Pre- esident as lifting one to be placed in
g1Ibernatorial commission. should the Oft
discussed retirement of Governor Dole be-
come an actuality. 1t is known that Sena-
tor Carter in his Interviews with local men
made inquiries as to Baldwin's availability
as governor. Those who consulted with the
man who is going to talk with the President
regarding Hawaiian affairs were asked
what they thought of Baldwin a COVER
nor. showing that the Maui senator was In
Carters mind as possibility. should he be
called upon to make a suggestion.
Baldwin is a republican and had the
warm support of number of those who
conferred with Carter. On the other hand,
many of the home rulers object to Baldwin
Senator Baldwin was e.ected to the legis-
1ature on the republican ticket from Maui
He was the only republican senator elected
from that island, and received very general
support from the native Hawaiians. He Is
one of the wealthiest men in the islands
and is regarded a supporter of the Dole
administration. His name was one of the
first mentioned when the current reports of
Dole's retirement began to be passed round.
1t Is thought that If he becomes governor
his policy will be much like that of the
present executive. Baldwin having
senator been supporter of the governor in
his policy.
1t is also reported that Carter has ex-
pressed himself as willing to take the sec
retaryship, AMI the program he takes to
Washington Is said to be Baldwin for COVER
nor and Carter for secretary.
The Honolulu Advertiser of February 13
says:
Speculation as to what Mr.. Carter will
do ard say at Washington may well await
the event"
There was meeting Of home rulers called
for February 13, but it came to nothing for
lack of a quorum. j. X. Kaulia, president
of Aloha Alma Society, went to the meeting
with a program to indorse Samuel Parker
for governor. and he was greatly disap-
pointed at the failure to carry 1t through
Parker, it VIII be remembered was opposed
to the home rulers in the last election.
running on the republican ticket against
Wilcox. But now that even the home
rulers do not think that Wilcox can be
governor. Parker Is regarded by them as a
good man to indorSe.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
Columbian Alumni to Meet.

- The Alumni Association of the Columbian
University will hold it's annual business
meeting at the university on Saturday
evening. A liberal attendance Of the resi-
dent graduates. all OF whom have been in
vited. whether members of the association
Or not Is already assured. There will be a
short address by the president. Mr.. VIII
liam Il. King. upon the work Of the assO-
citation during the past year; an address of
welcome by DIR. Samuel H. Greene. presi-
dent of the university. and short talk by
Dean Hodgkins on What the Columbian
University Would Do With a Million Dol
lars" The election Of officers will take
place, and after the business meeting a re-
ception will be held. The ladies Of the fam
lilies of the graduates will be present.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
Former Policeman's Death.

Emil A. II. Rinck. an ex-policeman. died
yesterday at his home. near Lakeland.
Prince Georges county. Nd. after an Ill
ness Of several months. The deceased was
a native OF Germany. where he was born
In 1858 After coming to this country he
enlisted in the army. and received an ap-
1oOfntment on the police force in 1888.
: Four years later he was promoted. and
In January. 1900. he was reduced because
Of Ill health. A year later he was retired.
The deceased leaves a widow and several
children While on the force he performed
most of his duty In the fourth precinct.
His funeral will take place Sunday after
Evening star., 1902-02-28
The Mayors Opinions.

The answers of the mayors follow:
Arch b. Calvert, mayor of Spartanburg
''The encounter between the senator's from
South Carolina in the Senate chamber Sat
urday is to be regretted by the citizens of
this state and not on. should the conduct
OF the senators be acted upon, but the
cha .ges leading mp to it be investigated
J. A. Cole TimnIonsville: We think the
South Carolina senators have diSGraced our
state and civilization and should be excluded
G c. Townsend Beaufort: Both senators
should be excluded
Macbeth Young Union: "DisOrderly con-
duct or contempt of the senator's should not.
after their apology, deprive a state of her
votes on federal issues in federal Congress.
Investigate the charges, give each his every
legal right and if the Senate finds Tillmans
charges are true. or we'll founded In fact,
McLaurfn should be expelled and vice
versa"
E T Wilcox. Marion: "a proper regard
for the dignity % the state would justify
their exclusion from the Senate"
T II. Ketchen. Winnsboro: My opinion
is that the conduct of our senators de-
serves cenSure and such punishment as the
Senate may judge adequate to the offense,'
r. f.. Wefic Lancaster: My opinion is
that Tiilman should be expelled from the
United States Senate for his outrageous
conduct. McLaurin, on the other hand, has
committed no such breach of the decorum
of the Senate as would justify his expul
sion"
]. 3. Park. Greenwood: Both senators
should be expelled so that the people could
have an opportunity to pass upon their mis-
conduct"
W II. Hardin. Chester: 81 think the mat
ter should be settled oy the Senate
G. c. Jones. Greenville: The people Of
Creenvlle think that Tillrnan and McLaurin
should both go way back and sit down
forever.
N II. Iittlejohn. Gaffney: Il beneve 1t
would give relief to the people of this state
fnr- hnt SON ~ eNciNHe6- state
would breathe easier
NJ c. Willis. Yerkvile: The conduct of
our United States senators is a disgrace to
South Carolina and should be repudiated
by all good citizens. l think both should
be expelled from the Senate and the COVER
nor appoint new ones for uneXpired terms.
However. McLaurin is the least culpabe OF
the two
g. F. Tolly Anderson: Both South Caro-
lima senator's are guilty of disgraceful con-
duct and are deserving of severe punish
mt. Tillman should be made to prove
his accusations against McLaurin or with
draw them
Evening star., 1902-02-28
Health and Toilet Articles.

line Of new Soaps and Perfumes which
ington They English
place on sale tomorrow for the
GEsfiA BOtQtEr TOILET SOAP MADE BY BREIDErNBACH
GO; IpNiON 2SN oENGWIiICH Is EQUAL! TO SOME OF THE
HIiHER-tNSF SOAPS, BUT LOWER IN PRICE ONE
THIRD PER CAKE.
BREHlENBACII & co. IS SAN EXTRACT
oF ppETnHSS IfE MHSt nELHTEM oDoRS PER hottie aSc
NEM MFGRTAri0N FSET OF FRENCH HORN CoMBs-FoR 25c
MME: iAES Is HAIR TONIC PER BOTTLE :7:c:
AME1> fALE'S COMPLEXION AND ALMOND CREAM. PER
HoMEsTEAD FotNTAS OF ss
RHBRER GoMMPPLEXI0N Masks FOR BLEACHING 81 25
A LARGE SAMPLE LINE FRENCH NAIL BRUsHEs Al
PHYSICIANS AND sURCE0NS' SOAP . % Cakes @ for 2se @
MWEA ndWE.A sE CREAM PER JAR SOC
I4AMBERTS IdSTERINE. PER BOTTLE lie
HOYTS RUBIFOAM. lie
MOUNTAIN SOAP. PER BOX. SC
WITCH HAZEL TOILET rolls
LEADER PAPER rolls for
AMMONIA, QUART 5c
FIRST FIIOOR-MAIN AISLE
Evening star., 1902-02-28
UNAPPROACHABLE VALUES in HOSIERY.

Childrens full seamless cotton hose fast black dou-
BILE knees heels and toesone by rb-n all NJ
Chldrens by rib two-tead Cotton Hose-fast black
double knees high spiced heels and toes-they full,
regular made French feet-a stocking which be E
matched under parishes 9H, o0No
Childrens 3-thread Lise Hose-1 by rib-fast
black and seanlesstrpe knees bic soles, high MC
sp1ced heels all sizes, per pair VNo
IL ZT
M W QD~
II 20
sn MPNEMS 49 FINE 5GAgz G13r9X
"
~ WoMESs FoURI REMBRANDT Err
~
Evening star., 1902-02-28
SHOULD BE EXPELLED
WHAT SOUTH CAROLINA MAYORS
SAY OF PALMETTO SENATORS.
Tillman Should Be Made to Prove His
Charge Against McLaurin
or Retract It.

The scene in the Senate chamber be-
tween Senators THlman and Mci-aurln Is
O topic which has engrossed the attention
of the people of South Carolina. The spar
tarbr.-, Herald of February % contains ex-
pre- ms of opinion by the mayors OF thlr-
teen ,tttgs in the palmetto state.
The Herald says: Thinking to get up the
sentiment of the people all over South Caro-
lima. We sent a telegraphic request yester-
cay afternoon to the mayors of about twen-
ty-fve of the leading cities of the state.
asking their opinion on the senatorial stu
alton. These were selected not because of
their political leanings. but because they
We're presumed TO be representative men,
fully informed as to local public sentiment.
and the requests were confined to mayors
In order that the opinions given might have
proper weight. coming from class of
public officials not in any way connected
with national politics. and the replies show
the sentiment of the people of South Caro-
TN
Evening star., 1902-02-28
Open Until
0O'clOck
Tomorrow Night.
OUR BEAUTIFUL
MAGAZINE.
ssFaShiOnS''

For NJ arch Is
ready for distribu-
tion. The contents
are of the most
pleasing nature. II
Is beautifully IL
lustrated and has
a great IN a NJ
charming stories
Paris Fashions,
by Marie Moritn
Dupont. and New
York Fashions. by
Augusta Prescott.
Two very interest
Ing descriptives
OF what 10 wear,
as well as house
hold hints. Easter
comments and eli-
torials makes this
number OF very
much interest. IL
Is given free at
our pattern couD-
ter. That Is. II
you have a card.
Ii not. get one aud
become q free sub
scriber. Out-of-
town patrons, by
remitting H4c. In
stamps, can have
a years subscrip-
tion mailed free.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
We Give Booklets Gratis ON All
Fav0rite Card Games.

R.nown Playing red blue
utzlers Extra Playing Cards. per
Rambler's Playing Cards, package. loc.
Bcycle Golf Cards. .-ic.
Congress Cards. Autographed designs per PACK
Tally Cards, per Dozen '''''''''
Novelty Tally Cards. dozen 1oc'
OF bottle
Re bottles of lie Page Muciage, bottle
Royal bottle
Good Quality Dozen 90.
Pen Holders each
BestIn Indelble Ink bottle 19c'
1OO.paged Scratch Tablets, picture &c
Cobweb Tablets
ieather-coyered red edge 1Oc
Memorandum Tabets-easiy erased
Back SenOgapher Books &c.
Big Canvas-coyered Business Forms
Dainty covedthree Sizes gilt edge
Fountain each. $lUO
Cedar Pencils. dozen Sc.
Diagaph Pencil made
Drafting Pencils. dozen. soc
loft rolls Of Dennsons Crepe Pape-beautifui shades
Paris Wave and Tinted Crepe Paper per 0c
daintiest Of colOring Floral Decorated Crepe Paper
Novelty Brass Ink We. with tray Zoe
Novelty Euchre Whist Przes In shape OF eroase
dogs and monkeys-ash
scrap hooks fof picturea
Chipping scrap Books o'S' 49, 6c
Novelty Ink Well. with box and try h 81 NAPOLEON
imitation o
others-mounted oxdzed WOOD Psoes
stationery Dept.-secon d midway.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
uanhe Ware efashng



NoN-sAG CURTAIN sTRETCHERs; SPECIAL. SOC.
STEP LADDERS. WELL MADE AND BRACED; SPE- 3ENc
eec. CEDAR WASH TUBS; SPECIAL 4@c.
HARD WOOD CLOTHES PINS. DozEN-sPEC1AL lC.
~ 9oc CLOTHES HAMPER-FULL GRADE wIILow-sPE-kOc>
si.IE MME POTTS BEST IRONS. THREE 6@c
COPPER BOTTOM WASH po11ERs-spEc1A1 soc.
Ssh ash sIEvEs WITH covER-wIIL FIT ANY BARREL 3Sc-
s,aSz BEST QUALITY IRONING BoARDs-cLEAR LUMBER 3Qc.
-oFHoiAh
MARKET BASKETS, MADE WITH SPECIAL. Zyc.
REVOLVING s1FTERs- AL..............yc yce
~ MEDICINE CABINETS WITH MIRROR FRoNT-sPE- Q8c.
-. PROCTOR CANDLES oLENE SOAP SPECIAL. PER Ac.
~
HOUSEHOLD SCALES FOR FAMILY USE. SPECIAL. WOGe
AMERICAN SECURING SOAP. SPECIAL. ZA8c.
500 WATER BOTTLES CRYSTAL PATTERNS. RIBBED n Ec
PUNCH BOWLS, GLASS PATTERN. SPECIAL. 4yc.
800 GLASS SHADES PRISM CUT. spEc1A......... lWC.
r, 1so BERRY % AND FRUIT BOWLS HEAVY CUT PAT &c.
200 VINEGAR @ OR OIL cRuErs WITH GROUND STOP DC.
po aSs eREAkrAsE Ha i S5s 5SGE Rls
s1zE%zp5E SEEpSR f2TA f2T SAss EHYT So @5
CUT GLASS TUMBLERs-sTRAw FAN De Doc
60 CUT GLASS MUSTARD OR HORSE nADlsH JARS DOC
2oo CUT GLASS SALT AND rIIfER sHAKEls- Or
THIRD --aousEFURSisHlSG DEPT: -, :. -
THREE sfEs GE ssSsG EofER fE Soc
IN % HHRS sH5T IF sRSssE aafnF FER RAHan
THEE 1S sfrS 1E ssNsSE ROGER TABLE FORKS
SETS OF GENUINE ROGER TABLE KNIVES. 6 3O
DINNER DESSERT SIZE: SPECIAL PER SEr- ~ 'O
DOZEN SILv -PIAATED TEA SPOONS, BEADED Ac
PATTERNS; EACH. Two
1ta zbo35S &C.
DOZEN BEADED SUGAR SHELLS BU TTER
KNIVES, FORKS AND OYSTER FORKS; srE, lOc.
, DOZEN BEADED DERRY sI;e SPOONS COLD MEAT l9c.
spa2 aes DOZEN STERLING slLvnnrLArED KNIVES;
g DOZEN LIGHTNING BREAD AND CAKE KNIVES. Csc.
s1
Evening star., 1902-02-28
CORSETS.

reminder call attention se cur NATE and
B. which IN STOCK IN e'ei' ""
quality. ....an strin-
ping hip 's sdin@ waist. With lace 90
u Ana az f hias straight front
the and bottom an s'sss- 81 90
G. a. In inir,te for.et. made Of French
str :.is, e short hips lace trimmed
B.. a Spirite Corsets OF bias,
5an a and al '.E ..:. with fine Va. lace and
Second hoor-Undermusln department.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
A Progressive Stationery Offering.
A which big saving to all.

Commercial conveniences for desk and office.
Writing by the box. by the quire, by the pound
Good Clean. Writing Paper ruled plain-full
An OF Fine Box Papeterie. in
correspondence sheet
Paper that popular ogandy finish
gray blue. white box. 23c
fnish-per box Zsc.
Little Folks Papeterie, put In dainty boxes &C.
Writing and 80 Envelopesfour
Columbia Mills, soft finished papersod in pound
to match, package. $40.
Paprweigty rough and hrm per
b
Writing Paper clear. smooth and
'e'
Yale blue celestial
bond linen veu KID parchment
~.
Envelopes to match package -. oc
with genuine linen thread
which Is rough to the SURFACE
to Id. 'oc
Envelopes to package. &C.
Cream Laid and Parchment nnsn
ruled lb -Sc
Of Envelopes, of the same make @oc.
a world wide reputation-its the
TEST pleasing to ot
coorsper quire ic
Hyand Linen coosSwss blue pearl gray whie
silvia and mazarine Or Z
Enyelop
Evening star., 1902-02-28

Another Line of New JeWeIry and
Beaded Chatelaine Bags.
CHATEIAINE BAGS-EXrRA LARGE MQc
wv
s STEEL STE III nEApER GHATELAINE BAGS GERMAN So O8
srEE1, BEADED WRIST BAGS. .$1 .08 and ST.. rs
STERLING SILVER BROOCH PINS 2lc.
NEW IMPORTATION OF CHATELAINE TOPS, MOUNT
ED WITH TtIRQI OSE-WITH MIRROR ON THE IN 50 OR
PEARL BEADED NECKLACES. 69c and 49c
PEARL CHAINS, so INCHES LONG -SPECI AL. 59c
BROOCH PINS. ...................s .ssc.
PINS PER PAIR. l9c
PURSES.
CHAIN PURSES-FISH SCALE NET, WITH LONG CHAIN 49c:
NEW STYLE SNAKE GlRDI.ES FOR CHATEIAINE BAGS$2 SS
PINS-L.ATEST STYI .25c.
SHELL GOLD RINGS, WARRANTED To WEAR ALL
DIFFERENT COIORED STONES EACH IN AN INDIVIDUAL
GUARDS. STERLING SILVER AND GoID-p
SLIDES i9c.
G.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
OUR BUSY SHOE STORE.

THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING INTERESTING TO OFFE
STOCK ARE THE BEST THAT MONEY Can RUY: EVEl
- ANTEE-D. BECAUSE NOTHING But HONEST LEATI1ERS
SELL. THEREFORE,, SHOE BUYING AT THE BUSY COR
CD mE cD.o@-
Evening star., 1902-02-28

Open Until
O'clock
To morrow Night.
Ribbon Splendor.

SHOWING OF ALL NEW SPRING EFFECTS, WHICH
DRESS TRIMMING, NECK PIECES AND OTHER
DRAPINGS
PIECES SPRING
NOVELTY RIBBON.
PLAIN TAFFETAS-EVERY SHADE IS PERFECT a a
ALSO HANDSOME COMBINED COLORINGS WHICH II e.
YARD. u We
81 ms. ALI-SILK FANCY RIBBON, STRIPES DOTS,
FIGURES AND CORDS-IN PLAIN COLORINGS. AS
AS TWO-TONE COMBINATIONS ASSORT-
II
80 AND 4INCH BEST QUALITY OF HIGH LUsTER SATIN
RIBBONS. IN AN UNLIMITED DISPLAY OF BEAUTI- 4 ~
Full COLORINGS-vERY MUCH DEMAND II VVC
NECK AND DRESS TRIMMING-SPECIAI. PER YARD - ~
5IN. WIDE PURE
TAFFETA RIBBON SHOWING BEST
SHADES WITH ROSTER WHITE, CREAM ZSC-
AND BLACK-PER 80
FIRST FLOOR-SECTION E.
Evening star., 1902-02-28

sroK aKE 1 TiE Tl1aT GoSE7 HT Sell Is
s. -< S1.@5 Shoes.
They include that sold high Soohey the
shoes need wea-in they great
of comfortable footwear Priced pasngy that
feel assured that inspection quick salehe different
kinds patent leather patent enamel leather box calf velour calf
vic kidskns and oerstey made wanabe weight
with high low heel, hand-sewed welt N0 NR
and flexible soleswe have entire window de- D Il oWO
voted to display this elegant collection-prce.
Another Lime ait, Per Pair, S1.45.
These Shoes for quality which sold
from per pairhey include patent leather and
pass kidskns-both in lace and buton-every pair ID
made comfortable lasts-they strictly hand ~ AEoO
sewed-these shall sell tomorrow, per pair. "
AtS1.2@ We are Going to Sell 81. 90 Shoes.
This for women made easy, comfortable last
with light and both
and kid really one of Of the best shoe shoe BAR BAR & DO
DEFAR
Evening star., 1902-02-28

sFE eaaSE aaSDs F9s WITH COVER &c.
WITH FIT covhN SHAssF sFng 5H9f nHnls SAUCE 25c
PANS WITH iose 'H2S HSp hEhH SAUCE @
sps6Hh s84 GRANITE IRON HAM BOILERS COVERED; soc.
lot. GRANITE IRON D1sH-pANs; srEc1A1....... 400.
"" rois st 20c.
cHAsiih .HoN TEA Or COFFEE POTS; sfE 35c.
c14i St GRANITE Iron TEA OR COFFEE rors srE 3@c
s-PT. GRANITE IRON DRIP COFFEE pors; spE. hmc
s-Pr. GRANITE KETTLES; SPECIAL. Poe.
'haS 4c
sPEcIAE n'o LEA Ahtihts ROMAN SHAPE soc.
Long EtSbhg ssB lpoS
5-PT. GRANITE IRON DOUBLE BOILERS SPECIAL. ,3Dc
POT. GRANITE IRON BUCKETS. WITH covER-spE- Er
BY ii GRANITE IRON ROASTING PANS SPECIAL aX5C.
coS Snr GRASTn IRON L1PPED SAUCE KETTLE
, 22uART @ ART PORCELAIN WATER STRAIGHT dDc
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WHITE PORCELAIN GRAVY BOATS -spEc1A1...... .lZce
WHITE PoRcELAINE MEAT DISHES ESPECIAL. 9S'
WHITE PORCELAIN PLATES SPECIAL. ............ sc.
WHITE PORCELAIN UNCOVERED D1sHEs-spEc1AL. lWCe
WHITE PORCELAIN SUGAR spEc1Al....... lyC.
WHITE PORCELAIN CREAM JUGS. sPBCIAL....... &C.
WHITE PORCELAIN sAuCERs SPECIAL. ASC.
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sHULrzs STAR SOAP. SPECIAL CAKES FOR %. lWC.
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WASH noras MADE OF GOOD au4 TIN SOC
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CAPITAL BRAND HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA; SPECIAL &c.
CLOTHES wR!NeERs: WITH ExrR2l QUAIL Q8c.
RUBBER ROLLERS; SPECIAL. |OSs
LAP BOARDS WITH YARD MEASURES ATTACHED; Roc
New Ideas i'm Face Veiiings.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN FRENCH CHILE. -
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AND As HsR4Hzs Hgn yaET vsas 4S IL
AND BLACK AND WHITE: soc. VALUE AoVAo
CHOICE TOMORROW, YARD. ............. ~ ~
COMBINATION OF FINE
FRENCH CHENILLE SPOTTED CHIFFON VEIL
ING, 18 INCHES WIDE. WHICH WE SELL REGU- x K ~ RI
LARY AT Soc. PER YARD SPECIAL TOMOR o0o0No
FIRST FLOOR SECTION N. UNDER THE BALCONY.
Evening star., 1902-02-28
Our Art Needlework Department

Our Art Needlework Department
IS NEVER WITHOUT SOME PRETTY ATTRACTIONS
EXCEPTIONAL HALTES IN PURE LINEN ufMsTIrruED
AND SQIAiES-TIiE FROM ia I'd, On
1NCEEs IN WIDTH AND From 40 TO 70 IN IENGTM
CAN BE USED For CENTERlIECEs. sHAMs OR LUNCH
CLOTHS-Y0U CAN HAVE THEN PLAIN on ,NpEn
THEY ARE WORTH FROM $I.5o EA.)II- hTN,
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THE; NEW SHOWING IITHOGRAPHED PILLOW TOPS
SUBJECTS WERE NEVER MORE INTERESTING
SEASON-oJR
MADE-UP SAMPLES FULLY DEMONSTRATES THIS no
PILLOW TOPS. EACH. SOC.
COVERS. STAMPED EMBROIDERY -CONyEN-
TIONAI. DESIGNS. To BE MADE LIKE OCR FINISHED
SAMPES-T0P AND BACK, WITH MATERIALS FOR A0-
WORKING t~Ss
EMBROIDERED SHIRT WAISTS ARE THE PROPER
THING THIS YEAR We HAVE a VERY LARGE LINE OF SPE
CLAlIY DESIGNED PATTERNS WHICH MOST ANY WOMAN
DESIRING To DO HER OWN HAND WORK MAY HAVE STAMP
SUIT TASTE.
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SECOND FLOOR-ADJOINING THE MILLINERY