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the Commissioners for investigation to see
whether or not the, building regulations
were being complied with. Mr. Snowden
Ashford. the inspector of buildings. has
submitted report in which he invites at
tention to reports made to him by two in
spectors in the department
From these" says Mr.. Ashford, sit an
pears that but three of the signers claim
to be owners of their residences within the
zone of 80 feet. The other signers are far
beyond the recognized danger point or are
tenants who have had some disagreement
with the proprietor Of the wood and coal
are operated, or have been induced to sign
under a Misrepresentation Of danger" Mr.
Ashford further points out the facts
that the permit was issued for a wood and
coal yard outside the fire limits and 90
feet from the nearest other building
Therefore the signatures of property own
ers were not required. The gasoline tank is
located below the ground, more than six
feet from the building and otherwise in
accordance with the directions of the In
spector of buildings. The engine In uues-
ton Is located in frame shed 3J feet from
other buildings and outside OF the fire
limits.
Captain Chester Harding, assistant to
the Engineer Commissioner in Forwarding
the papers to his chief, says the tank for
storing gasoline Is located IN accordance
with the regulations and with due regard
to safety. eThe requirement Of the regula-
tions," he continued; that the house in
closing the gasoline engine shall be Of fire.
proof construction has been uniformly held
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tSO-' 'Ai-NSA<b.|
Beautiful Chiffon and Liberty
Silk Hats. in pink, white and blue; not the in
ferior grades shown about town, but materials
and workmanship the very best; never sold
under $5-a limited number at $2.49.
A large variety of Buckles for
hat ornamentation-Gold and Pearl Buckles
all the new shapes and effects-seIling at S9c-
choice, 19c.
Children's Daintily Trimmed
Hats, mulls wire frames satin ribbons, lace
and flowers, straws and Leghorns, extremely
high grade and stylish, sell readily up to So
for this hour, S9c
Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c. value-5c.
Narrow Embroidered Edgings,
sell at Zoe. yard-31ac
Women's Lace Lisle Thread
Hosiery; 25c. value-12hc.
Children's Fast Black Hosiery,
all sizes; 15c. value-9c.
Mems All-silk Reversible Four
in-hands; the SOC. kind-25c.
Show Table filled with standard
Sheet Music-choiee, &c.
Pretty Hassocks, velvet, mo-
guette and Brussels carpet worth up to 75c-
Best "Capitol' Window Shades,
all colors, with fixtures 1876.
Extra Heavy Floor Linoleum,
handsome designs and eolors worth up to Soc
yd--39c. ..
Heavy Bedspreads, pretty Mar
seilles patterns worth 9Oc-65c.
Heavy Stair Or Runner Oil
cloth. pretty patterns and colors, sells at 1oc.
Sample line Ladies Fine Ok
fords, tan and black, worth up to $1.25-63c.
Samples Ladies Tan and Black
O1fords, worth up to $2.5O-95c.
Misses Fine Cloth-top Patent
Leather Shoes, sizes 11ha to 1914, sell at $3.50
-75c.
5 styles Little Boys Spring
regularly-s9c.
Women's High-grade and Very
Stylish Spring Suits, made of imported cheviot
serges, blue, black and brown; blouse front.
Etons, close fitting. double breasted, fyfront
and dip-front; skirts in the newest shapes:
$3.50 is the price at which they have been
selling-very special for this hour at $685.
Beautifully Made Dress Skirts,
in finest widewale cheviot; deep stitched
honnce; highest grade binding and Innings: a
skirt suitable for any dress occasion and fairly
priced at $7.9S-special, $4.9s
Boys Wool Knee Pants-2oc.
Boys Brownie Overalls-I8c.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits,
to 10 years red and white silk soutache braid
for this hour. 9Sc.
Boys Sailor Wash Suits, finest
Gaiatea cloth. striped and plain, eolors nicely
embroidered shield and collar, low priced at
$1.J0-9Sc.
Boys Double e-breasted Suits, Q
to 10 years, extra well made and serviceable,
So regularly-$1.9S
The New Spring Jackets, black,
castor and tan covert cloth. made In best man
and latest stye-$3.9S.
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GRADUATES WITH HONOR.
Leon Claud covell Second in a Glass of
Eight.

Mr.. Leon Claud Lowell, son of Luther W.
Covell of this city, yesterday graduated
second in a class of eight cadets in the
revenue cutter service at Baltimore, win
ming the prize for practical seamanship. a
pair of binocular field glasses. Mr.. Covell
is a graduate of the Washington High
schools. He came here from Richfield
Springs, n. Y, with his parents, in the
fall of 1888. and entered the public schools
of the city, graduating from the Eastern
High School In the spring OF 1895 major
of the regiment of High School Cadets. The
following fall he entered Columbian Uni
versity, where he studied for two years,
when he was appointed a cadet in the
revenue cutter service as a result of q civil
service examination. standing number seven
in a class Of 40 competitors. He has al
ways taken great interest in naval affairs
and was one Of the organizers of the Naval
Reserve OF the District of Columbia I'm
which he served as ensign up to the time OF
his appointment as cadet in the revenue
cutter service.
Lieutenant Covell will spend short time
in the city with his parents before re-
porting for duty aboard the ship to which
he will be assigned. s1-s ------
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Freight Barge Sold.

The freight barge Lily and Howard,
which has been plying on the Potomac be-
tween this city and river points for the
past four years. has been sold by Mrs.
Fanny E. Flatford of Stafford county, the
owner Of the barge, to Philadelphia par
ties for $500. The barge which is now
down the river loading for this city, viii
be turned over to her new owners in a
few days. and will be used by them for
freight transportation on the canals about
Philadelphia. The Ely and Howard is OF
SS net tons register, is 80 feet long. y
feet wide and feet deep. She was built
in 1893 at Coal Landing, on Occoquan creek.
Va.
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estimated that the work asked for would
cost $4,000 and states the sum would have
to be secured by special appropriation.
In view Of the relative needs of other
streets in the District and of the present
condition of the roadway of Florida ave-
nue., Mr.. Hunt regrets that he is unable to
favorably recommend the item.
Colonel John Biddle, the Engineer Com
missioner, made a special examination of
the road. and says 1t is now in very good
shape, although he can well see 1t would
be dusty in summer. He has recommended
TO the board that DR.. Galiaudet be in
formed that the Commissioners having in
view the large amount of necessary work
to be done, do not feel they could recon-
mend to Congress the appropriation re-
QueSted
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Women's Very Elegant Black
Moire Silk Dress Skirts. in number of hand
some styles, eIaborately trimmed and designed
S12.s .sS regularly-$S9S.
The new Summer Wash Suits,
in many beautiful styles and materials-Mercer-
lied Linen. Dimities, Batistes, etc; many elab
orately trimmed with tucks, stitched bands
s29s.
Pedestrienne Skirts, in very
handsome and stylish effects, several materials
to choose from: all very newest and most
fashionable garments, never sold under $o9S-
special at S3.9S.
Children's Drawers, fine muslin,
clusters cf tucks. all sizes-15c.
Children's Umbrella Skirts, 2 to
IA years, hemstitched and rufied soc. quail
tiy-29c
Infants Long and Short Bed
fine cap. worth $5-$2.9S.
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide,
quality at s.. yd.-47sc-
White Pique, "a inches wide,
excellent quality, regular price. 121se.-s7se.
White Corded Taffeta Waist
Silk. extra fine. soft quality, elegant for
waists costumes and chiliren's dresses
narrOw. medium and wide stripes, regular 59c.
yalue-39c.
India Linen Bookfold, direct
from the mills, as many yards as you wish
sells at Sc. yard-61sc.
Black Mohair, rich and lustrous,
fne for bathing suits, full yard wide, soc. yard
everywhere-25c.
New Corded Lawns, stripe, hg-
ure. dash and scroll effects, also linen color,
with pretty contrasting figures, Sc. valne-47sc.
Bleached Ready-made Sheets,
54x9O. hand-torn and ironed sell at 39c.-(2 to
a buyer, 29c.
Children's Swiss, Null and Lawn
Caps and Hats for the little tots, Csc. kind
39c.
Children's Trimmed Jackets and
Spring Coats. all colors, to years, worth
$3.50.
Waists of gingham, India linen,
lawn and batiste, worth up to s15O-59c.
Mems 35c. Suspenders-2Ic.
Japonette Handkerchiefs, 15c.
yalue-11e.
Sample line Women's Silk and
Lisle Thread Vests; soc. and zoe. values -29c.
Women's Silk and Lisle Gloves,
Suede finish; 75c. and 81 regularly-i2c.
Embroideries and Match In
sertings beautiful designs; worth 19c. yard
12l2c.
No. 90 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all coiors SOC. vsiue-19c
Black Velvet Ribbons, Nos. I,
2 and 3; 39c. yalue-l5c.
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was found in the pockets by which his iden-
tity could be ascertained. The only things
found were a cheap wire ring with the let
ter 81 woven into it and three coupons
for seats at the Holiday Street Theater in
Baltimore for performances April g. and
%, respectively.
The dead man wore two suits of clothes
of dark material, minus a vest, and a black
striped calico shirt, which has the appear
ance Of being new. 1t is believed the young
man came from Baltimore, and Captain
Boardman notified the authorities of that
city by wire.
Coroner hewitt heard the statements of
several witnesses to the affair, who said
the man was thrown under the rear car of
the train In attempting to jump off. A Ger
tificate of death by accident was issued and
the body Is held at the morgue.
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Mems Hosiery, with white feet,
fall regular made, 2Oc. value-9c.
Mems Sample Underwear, Isle
thread, Otis make, 81 value everywhere
SOC.
Mems Fine White Madras
Shirts; sell at $1-69c.
Lot of Waists, in gingham,
madras. percale and white lawn, nicely hem
Ladies White Skirts, in 20
styles-9sc.
Gingham and, Seersucker I'm
derskirts, fast eolors-49c.
Extra Heavy Butcher Linen,
yard wide; 49c. value-29c.
White Linen Huck Towels,
Towels. odd lot; 15c. and 19e. value -1eAc.
All-linen Fringed Doylies,
fancy borders. good size; regular 81 value-69c
dozen.
Bleached Danlask Toweling
and Napkin Crash p inches wide; 121ac yd
regularly-sNc.
Bleached Ready Made Pillow
Cases, deep hens, hand-ironed and hand-torn;
full size; 12hc. usually-SHc.
Heavy I5c. Bristle Hair Brush
es-9c.
Ladies Fine Strap Slippers, pat
ent and kid leather; ow-priced at $1.25-s9c.
Little Girls Spring Heel Strap
Slippers, kid and patent leather; 81 value-65c.
Heavy 5-4 Colored Table Oil
cloth, pretty patterns; worth 2Oc. yd.-s1ac.
Ladies' and Children's latest
shapes and handsomest styles In Trimmed Hats
chiffon and mousseline effects aigrettes. &c;
very stylish and high grade-$4.SS and $5.9S
values-$2. 80.
Boys 2-piece Double breasted
Suits, made of fine blue cheviot, 6 to Is years.
extra-well made-very special at $1.19.
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PAVING A ROADWAY.
DR.. Gallaudet Appeals for Improve
ment of Florida Avenue.

Dr.. F.. NJ Gallaudet. president of the CO.
II:nbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
has written to The District Commissioners
requesting that estimate be submitted
90 Congress at an early day for an appro-
priatiOn for paving the roadway of Florida
avenue along the front OF the grounds at
Kendall Green with asphalt. Mr.. C. B.
HINT. the District computing engineer, has
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Boys Sailor Blouse Wash
Suits. fine Galatea cloth. tastefully braid
trimmed collar and shield; sell at S1-49c
Boys Vestie Suits, sizes 3 to 8,
from the most popular selling lines, worth
up to $4-s19s.
Boys Wash Knee Pants, excel
lent quality. 25c. value-91ac.
Children's Nicely Trimmed
Hats; null with neat lace edging; pink,
maize. white and blue; never sold under SEC
49c.
Flowers for Hat Trimming, in
cuding lilies of the valley, apple blossoms,
roses. daisies, with foliage chrysanthe-
NUNS, vioIets, in large punches, etc; sell at
39c.-15c.
Women's Walking Skirts, sty1-
ishly made of superior quality materials; sell
Ing regularly at S2.98-for this hour. S1.S9.
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MOTHER GRAY's SWEET POWDERS

Ter Children. Mother Gray. for years a nurse
o. the Children's Home in New York, treated
psred snd placed in the drug stores, called Mother
Gny's Sweet Powders for Children. They are
Asunless as milk. pleasant to take and never fail
Aesdsche. teethiug and stomach disorders and re-
Gs"e worms At all druggists. 25c. Don't accept
sn substitute. sample sent FREE. Address
AI<a S. Oimsted. lie Roy. N Y.,ar,r7 *-
a>i5-tu, th&s -26t-zS ~
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Children Patent and Kid
Leather. Spring Heel Shoes. sizes to s; al
ways sell at s1-49c.
Misses, Dengola Spring Heel
o1fOrds and High Shoes; sell at s1-eac.
Ladies Good Quality Dongola
Lace Shoes: regular price. s1.aS-7sc.
BARRIERS Towels, fancy borders
12 to a buyer)-1Tsc.
White Cambria, good size
lengths, full yard wide. very best quality,
Double Warp All-silk Surahs,
all desirable shades and black. SOC valne-2ec.
Black Cashmere, full yard wide,
closely woven and soft, 2Jc. yard in all stores
Black China Silk, q inches
wide. hand woven, best black-39c. yard.
Odd lot Foulardines, nearest to
silk foulards good shades, regularly 25c. yard
Torchon Laces and Point de
Paris Laees and Match Insertings: worth 1Oc.
yd.-31se.
Narrow Torchon Laces, with
Insertings TO match; sell at Sc. yd.-ohe.
Mems Eclipse Shirts, pleated
bosoms, plain colors and stripes; sell at s1.25
-S5c.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows, 2oc.
value-9c.: 3 for &c
Mems I212c. Handkerchiefs,
plain white-Se.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose-6Irc
Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c. value-7c. pr. pr. for 2oc.
Mems Fast Black Half Hose,
coc. yaiue-7e. Pr, pr for 25e.
Women's Lisle Thread Vests,
SILK trimmed, otis make; regularly Soc
25c.
No. 40 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors, 2se. yd- always-13c.
900 Wrappers, light and dark,
all sizes. worth 81 .0O-6sc.
Choice of 10 styles Corsets. me-
dunn and short lengths, and girdies-3sc.
500 Children's Blouse Dresses,
heavy mercerized material. worth $1.9s-9sc.
Children's Dresses, 1 to 3 years,
fast color ginghal1-15c.
Ladies Gowns, good muslin,
tastefully trimmed yokes-29c
Ladies Fine Black Cheviot
skirts beautifully trimmed with bands satin
riobon TeadiiS sold ut So9S-speeiai for this
hour. $3.50.
) Ladies I5c. Fancy Carriers,
small lot-5c.
, Heavy Floor Linoleum, pretty
patterns and coloFs. worth up to 75c yd.-2sc.
White Bedspreads, good size,
handsome designs sell at 60c.-u 10 Il buyerj
33c
, White Applique Scarfs, Shams
and Centerpeces, some slightly soiled. worth
> up TO 30c.-l2I=c
35 Fine Smyrna, Brussels and
Velvet Rugs. handsome oriental designs worth
up To S2-Ssc.
. Best Quality ''Capitol' Window
Shades. heavy fringe trimming. all colors.
: worth 40c.-25e.
. Bows Fine Blue Cheviot Knee
Pants. nice quality-l9e.
. BOYS Turkey Red and Indigo
Blue Waists, good quality percale-121ac.
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Boys Long-lasting Corduroy
Knee Pants-29c.
Ladies very fine French-heel
Patent Leather Lace Shoes; So value-s1.s5.
Mems Fine Dongola Low
Shoes, soft and easy wearing. Special at $1.2o.
Women's Fine Quality Taffeta
Silk Underskirts, black and colors, beautifully
trimmed with accordion pleats tucks, double
rufdes, ETC.; $7.9S regularly-$4.9S.
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9 to 10.

10000 yards Unbleached Mus
lin fine quafity-27sc. yard.
36-inch Cream or White Curtain
scrim. pretty designs. worth &c yard-17sc.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades several colora-65sc.
Heavy Floor Oilcloth, good
size pieces. fine designs, worth up to a5c. yard
Mems Silk Carriers, sell every
where at 15c.-Tc.
Boys Suspenders, I9c. value
1Oc
Ladies Fine Cambria Corset
Covers-9c.
About 500 Waists, percale, ba-
tiste. lawn, etc, very slightly mussed; were
4 Girls Cloth Refers, 3 and 4
years; balance of big lot sold at ssc.-49c.
Plain Color Wash Grenadines,
coolest summer fabric. most called for shades,
all full pieces, just from mills; 1235c. yard al
ways-T1sc.
Bleached' Muslin in good size
lengths; sells OF piece up to Sc. yd.-57sc.
White Goods, in good lengths,
including Dimities, Lawns, Piques. Nainsooks,
etc; Fancy Cords. Plaids, ETC.; marked in ali
stores at iOc- and i213e. yd--osse-
Infants Fine Kid Button and
Lace Shoes. worth 5Oc.-24c.
Children's Russet Button Shoes,
sizes to II. worth 75e. alwaysx44c.
e rolls SC. Toilet Paper-1oc.
An exceptional offering in Wo-
mems and Children's Untrimmed Hats-large,
medium asd suall dress shapes. Shirt Waist
Hats; Cuban. Manila, Jap and Fancy Braids,
finest French Chip; all colors: sell from SOC. to
S2-5o-very special for this hour, for choice,
6oc.
Boys Good Grade Knee Pants
-914c.
Boys, Shirt Waists, pleated
back and front-s15c.
Ladies New Spring Walking
skirts: stylishiy made; gray, very dressy; sell
at 4.9S-at $1.29.
Women's Dress Skirts, in the
new hOpsaeking or basket cloth effects extra
well made-S1.9S
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Man Loses His Life in Attempting to
Leap From Train.

A white man whose name could not be
learned, who was apparently about twenty
years of age, was killed near the west end
of the navy yard tunnel on the Pennsyi-
vania railroad about 7:45 o'clock this morn
ing in an endeavor to leap from an incom-
ing freight train, Both legs were nearly
severed from the body, and the head was
badly cut on the right side. The body was
removed to the morgue, where an examina-
ton was made OF the clothing. Nothing
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REGULATIONS NOT VIOLATED.
Response to Complaint Against Al
legged Death Trap,

petition was recently sent to the Dis
trict Commissioners. signed by number Of
persons residing on 18th and 10th streets
northeast. protesting against what was
characterized as "a death trap and roar
Ing nuisance In the best governed city
In the world The alleged death trap
and nuisance" it appears. is gasoline en-
gine operated by Mr.. Luscombe at 71s
10Th street northeast. The matter was
turned over to the building department by
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II papers Hair Pins-5c.

II papers Hair Pins-5c.
4o-inch White Curtain Swiss,
pretty patterns, worth 1oc. yard-57sc.
=, Hassocks made of fine vel
vet, moquette and Brussels carpet, worth up to
Ladies' $I.o8 Kid and Patent
leather L g ozfords, hand sewed, newest shapes
II Black Grenadine, IS inches wide,
iistssaped sa. and figured, good wearing, 81 quality
All-wool Black Nuns Yelling.
soft and serviceable quality, SOC value-ssc.o
Brown Dress Linen, "a inches
wide, for warm weather dresses, 49c. value
Lunch Napkins, plaid and plain
-15c. dozen.
Odd lot best quality Dress
Ginghams, 15c. value everywhere-7sc.
Long and Comfortable Kirnona
Wrappers, very dainty, fast colors-9se
New Underskirts of Mercerized
Silkette. all the desired shades of apple green;
-$2.9S.
Finest Quality Pedestrienne
o styles smart
Boys Bedford Cord Shirts, soc.
Mems Sea Island Cotton Under
wear. sample suits; 81 vaIue-59c
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits.
neatly trimmed with red and white silk SOU
taehe braid: sizes 8 to 1O-S9c.
Boys All-wool Knee Pants
&c
Ladies Very Stylish Costumes,
brown. blue and black, trimmed in effective de-
signs; high grade throughout; $149S regularly
Very Smart and Stylish Trim
med Hats for ladies and children, embracing
the latest shapes and conceits in millinery
large variety-$7.ss and ss.9s are the usual
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by the building Office to apply within the
fire limits only, and the inspector of build
ings informs ME that several gasoline en-
gines outside the fire limits have been
permitted in frame structures. In view of
these facts and especially of the fact that
no element Of danger attaches to the gaso-
line engine and that the only danger is in
connection with the gasoline tank, which
Is amply protected in this case, 1 recon-
mend that the permit for the engine be not
revoked"
This action has been approved by the
Engineer Commissioner.
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DIES OF HIS INJURIES.
Colored Man, Name Not Disclosed, Ex-
pires at Emergency Hospital.


A colored man Of middle age, whose name
was not disclosed, died at the Emergency
Hospital about o'clock yesterday after
noon from injuries received by being struck
by Mount Vernon car during the after
noon at the south end Of the Long bridge.
Death resulted from a mangied arm, a
fractured skull and broken jaw.
The man was shabbily dressed, and there
were no papers in the pockets to estab-
lish his identity. It is supposed that he
was resident OF Virginia. After hearing
the facts In the case Coroner Nevitt is
sued certificate of accidental death. I'M
less the friends claim the body 1t will be
inferred In potter's field.
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Mems All-silk Umbrellas, aS-
inch; regular 80 value-ssc.
Women's Silk Umbrellas, 26-in.,
Paragon frame, fancy handles; $3.50 values
CSC.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
short sleeves; 3sc. value-25c.
Mems B. V. D. Pepperell Jean
Drawers, reinforced seat; SOC. always-3sc.
White Table Felt, good fleece,
heavy quality; 5Oc vaiue-3Sc.;
Black Lawn, perspiration proof,
sheer and fine; 10c. value-7sc.
White and Black Taffeta Silk,
Black China Silk, "a inches
wide, extra fine, rich and lustrous; coolest silk
for summer; Soc. value-39c.
Plain Organdie Lawn in good
size pieces; pink, light blue, red. nile corn
lavender, etc; 1oc. and 1214c. values-57sc.
Al1-wool Venetian Dress Goods,
all the popular shades; yard wide; sells at SOC.
yard-(one dress pattern to a buyer asc.
4o-inch White Swiss, pretty
patterns; worth 1Oc. yard-57sc.
Ladies Kimona Sacques, we'll
made, pretty styles-44c.
Best Percale Wrappers, fast
coiors, new styles-89c. .-
5000 Fine White India Linen
Waists, best styles-9Sc
Mems Extra Fine Patent Ieath-
er and Velour Calf Low shoes-special at s1.s9.
Ladies Fine Hand-turn Colon
ial Slippers. neat buckles: sell at $2.25-s1.69.
Pretty Oriental Cushion TOPS.
in various coiors; worth 15c.-37sc.
Heavy White Bed Spreads, sell
at 60c.-(one to buyer 33c.
Talcum Powder, highly per-
fumed, patent sprinkler-top boxS3hc.
Boys Blue Cheviot Knee Pants,
nice looking and serviceable-16c
Boys Merrimac Percale Waists,
pleated front and back-12hc.
Women's New Spring Suits, in
a number of smart styles and effects; every
suit superior grade in both make and materials;
$lS and $50 are the regular prfces-special for
this hour. S12 SO,
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Unequalled Saving in the Hour Sales

rule of progress rigdy observed in pur Sales Bet
US greater efforts make each Frday$ fsngs outshne
those gone before either in price attraetves quality
goodness The list for tomorrow deserve the head
Offering the natchless array of easorbe and needed
merchandise just when it's wanted prices Which will be
revelation their smalness, and fully anticipate the great
est Friday placed the credit of these wonderfully popu
lar sales
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You Can Have lit Charged ,

Say charge it, to the salesperson and will
be glad to open an account in your name, charg-
Ing your purchases. whether they are large or
small. at actual cash prices, and you can pay
the bill In convenient weekly or monthly amounts.
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Best Quality Capitol Window
Shades, all colors, with f1tures-16Nc.
A most unusual offering in Wo-
mems and Childrens Untrimmed Hats-Iarye
medium and small dress shapes, Shirt Waist
Hats; Cuban, Manila, Jap. and fancy braids;
finest French chip; all colors; always sell for
S9c. to $2.50-special at 6ec.
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Babies Regular 25c. Soft Sole =
Kid Shoes all colors-16c 4
Pearl Ball Buttons, sell at &c. .
dozen-3c
Boys Good Wearing Knee :
7 Boys Russian Blouse Suits,
extremely high grade, imported fabrics best :
leather belts; silk-embroidered; sizes 2Ih and
years: sold at $6 and $7-very special to close. =
$1.75. '
Genuine Fruit of the Loom" .
Muslin. 10 yds. to buyer-8%c
Odd lot Fancy Silks, serviceable
lengths, sold up to 39c.-whiIe they last. 1o1sc.
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Ladies Drawers, deep founces, !
good cambric-15c.
Evening star., 1902-05-01

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