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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-21
POISONING THE SYSTEM.

1t is through the bowels that the body is
cleansed of impurities. Constipation keeps
these posons in the system, causing headache,
dulness and melancholia at first then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness unless
a remedy is applied. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers prevent this trouble by stimulating the
liver and promote easy, healthy action of the
bowels. These little pills do not act violently
but by strengthening the bowels enables them
to perform their own work. Never grippe or
distress. For sale by +. S. Leadbeater & Sons.
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ITEMS Goods.

Our annual summer clearance sale OF hcn .
Summer Goods also starts this week. All
summer goods are reduced to the lowest posi-
HE prices in order to effect rapid clearance.
Now Is your chance to buy good furnishings
At a great reduction as follows:
Mems regular 25c Rubber Collars, clear
One lot mems regular 81 90 colored Negh-
Rovs' regular 81. 90 White Madras and
Colored Negligee Shirts, clearance price,
each .............. ......................... oSc
12Ic Wash Ties only
One lotEmen's 25c blue stripe Underwear a.
reduced 20
Meas 25c colored Stocks reduced to.....l9c
Mems SOC colored Stocks reduced to.....5sc
Small lot Boys Gray Summer Underwear
Two dozen Mems Colored Shirts, with
two collars. size II only, reduced to-..:....39c
Small lot Mems White Nainsook Under
shirts and Drawers, reduced from 5Oc TO,
Mems extra size colored Neghgee SHIRTS,
all sizes up to 10, several dozen only, re- "a
duced from $l.25
Lot Mems 25c Neckvear reduced to.....,lle
Lot of odd Linen Collars for men, yo-
men and boys, clearance price. each..,,''i,'oe
Lot of Mems Suspenders reduced from
One lot Mems soc Dark Imperial Neck
ties reduced
Lot of Mems Bow Neckties reduced 10
. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One lot Mems Bicycle and Golf Hose re-
duced from 80, 75e and 500 TO, pair....;;Soc
All Mems SOC Stiff Bosom Shirts reduced
IN ..,...................,.............o
All Mems $l.O0 Stiff Bosom Shirts re,
dueed o.
One lot BOYS 25c Sweaters reduced to...lsc
One lot Men Gray and Brown Sox
only, ~
One lot Mems Thin Drawers, only, pair ioc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-21
Summer complaint is unusually prey

Summer complaint is unusually prev.
alent among children this season. A
well developed case in the writer S
family was cured last week by the
timely use of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy-one OF
the best patent medicines manufactured
and which is always kept on hand at
the home of we scribe. This is not in
tended as a free puff for the company,
who do not advertise with us, but to
benefit little sufferers who may not be
within easy access of a physician. No
family should be without a bottle of
this medicine in the house, especially
in summertime. Lansing, Iowa,
Journal. Far sale by Richard Gibson,
druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ale,k Christian, colored man, VIZ kicked
hv mule this evening" and was badl hurt
He was taken TO the Alexandria Hosp ital.
a horse belonging to George Butler, color
ed, was struck by a southbound Southern
Railway train near Colross this morn ing. One
Of the animals legs was cut off and it was
subsequently killed.
Mr. Fontaine A. Cooke, who was stu dent
at the Episcopal High School from 1894 to '9s
and well-known in this city, was drowned
last month while swimming in a river near
his home at Columbus, Miss.
Considerable complaint is heard from resi-
dents of the western part Of the city on ac-
Coant of the smoke from the Round House,
which they say is discharged in large vol
umns ard is intensely disagreeable.
Mr.. C. +. Speice is building at the ship
yard five large scows, so feet long, "a feet
wide and feet 6 inches deep. lie is also en-
gagged in constructing a steam holster 90 feet
long and 80 feet wide and feet deep, TO be
used in dredging sand. The scoUs and
hoisterare being built for Mr.. L. l.. Smoof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-21

90 pieces 40-inch India Linons at &c yard.
White Madras for waists l5c to BE value,
at Zoe yard.
Persian Lawns, (remnants) 29c value, at
l5c yard.
Embroidery Beadings, Zoe to l5c value, at
&c yard.
Valenciennes Beading, l5c for dozen yards.
A new lot 1000 Figured Lawns at 2gc yard.
Solid color Lawns, pink, corn, red and
black. l2lc value, at DC yard.
Odd lot Window Shades Sc a piece.
Linen Opaque Window Shades, slightly
imperfect, 15c piece
One more case of those Bleached Muslin
Remnants, worth and Sc at &c yard.
Sea Island Brown Cotton, &c value. at DC.
Bleached Sheets, hemmed ready for use, S5c.
Large size Bleached Sheets, SOC value at 40c.
Ladies' Summer Corsets, 19c pair.
Best quality Table Oil Cloth, l2Ie yard.
Floor Oil Cloth runner, also for stairs, &c
yard.
Yard wide White Cambria, 6sc yard.
Embroidery insertings, worth l2l to zoe at
Sc yard
Large size all linen fringed Table Covers,
49c
Sea Island Pereals i2lc value at Sc yard.
Linen Crash for dresses at 3sc yard.
Shaker Flannel, 3sc yard.
Ladies' and children's fast Black Seamless
Hose, Toe value, &c pair
White Ducks, blue and red dots, &c yard.
One case Shifting Prints. Ssc yard.
Children's Satin Parasols, SOC.
Ladies' Duck Skirts, zoe.
ladies' Shirt Waists, l5c.
Boys Shirt Waists, l5c.
ladies' Wrappers, SOC.
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WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-For this sec
ton, fair and not so warm tonight. Tuesday
fair fresh westerly winds.
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Swan Bros.
424 6 40 King Street.
ANNUAL SUMNER CLEARANCE SALE
424 s. 426 King Street.

"
cost and some below cost on all merchandise This clearance sale con-
Times until we have cleaned goods You should avail yoase
this opportunity goods at cost prices as follows
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of the expenditure will be to transform
Fort Myer into a model artillery ana
cavalry most
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Su. rises tomorrow at 4:5s a. n. and sets
7:2S p M. High water at S:42 a. m. and
Goo n m
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The wonderful reduction selling
which started in last week attracted
throngs of buyers. It's tribute of
your confidence in our honorable mer-
chandising methods, and as a rich
harvest of saving were reaped, so
will this weeks selling be most OPP
perfume for you to buy and economic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-17
! F1ECF1TS' GREATER STORES, 513=515 9th.

knowing 1t were better So 1t is not Amerl-
can opposition to the friars, it Is Filipino
antagonism, and it would be better for all
concerned for the friarS to take the money
for the estates they have accumulated
through unusual assessments for church
privileges and leave the Islands.
1t is not the first time religious sects and
orders have had to leave localities. Spain
herself has banished orders and quite re-
Gently France has expelled even nuns from
her doors. This is no American cause. 1t
is a Filipino ''Espanoie" cause. Americans
are seeking to effect as best they can a
satisfactory result. 1 do hope that our fire
brand American Sympathy-ever on the alert
and defense-will not work itself up into
state of unnecessary and unreasonable COM
motion over the fact that the very best eff
forts of the very best people understanding
the situation are being brought to bear to
settle this matter satisfactorily. The FIJI
ipinos do not want the friars. The friars
are Spanish, and which have the best right
in the Philippine Islands. the Spanish friars
or the Roman Catholic FilipinoS?
am Roman Catholic. and a stanch one,
but, being an American Catholic, | cannot
understand why these especial sects
should have so universally antagonized the
entire population Of the Philippine Islands.
Gov. Taft has in no way interfered with the
rights and privileges Of the Roman Catholic
faith. On the contrary, he is acting on be-
half Of and in the interest of the Filipino Ro-
man Catholics. who do not want the Spanish
friars in the Philippine Islands. Personally
1 nave no doubt that all Americans nave
found these same Spanish friars cultivated.
pleasant people, with isolated exceptions.
1t is simple any other self-eyident
fact. The complaints against the friars
were all made to the commanding officers
of their provinces pueblos or barrios, or to
the military or civil governor. none Of
whom are or have any cause to be pre1u-
diced against. the Roman Catholic Church,
but, on the contrary, many of whom are
Catholics themselves. 1t Is not to the dig
nifty, nor for the betterment of the cause of
Christ that bitter discussions and COM
ments be INDUCED in when 1t is a whole
people who request the removal of a num-
Der of sects who have tyrannized over and
antagonized them for years.
AMERICAN CATHOLIC.
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Lot of Excellent Grade Muslin
Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers Short Skirts
and Chemises none selling less than 50c.-2sc
Infants Long Flannel Skirts
Choice of any Woman's Shirt
Waist, including finest and handsornest styles;
selling as high as $5.oO-beautiful muils. Per
waist high grade-$1-9S.
Mems Belts in many styles, SOC.
values-Igc
Womens Mercerized Silk Rib
bed Vests 25c. vaIue-15c.
White Bed Spreads, handsome
Marseilles designs; sell at $1-69c.
At 5Zsc.-White Goods, includ-
ing double fold check nainsook India linen.
plaid and check muslin; very desirable; selling
up to 1215c.
At Ioc-Small lot All-silk Fou-
laris, "a inches wide, to be closed out in the
sale; sell at soc.
At 5Zsc-Plain Colored Or
candle Lawns 80 and "a inches wide very fine
and sheer; all popular eolors and black; sen
up to Ice.
At 4oc-Cream and Navy Mo-
hair, so desirable for skirts, seashore dresses
69c.
At 2Bc-Unbleached Muslin,
regularly &c. Omitted quantity.
Children's Ioc. Hose Support
ers-5c.
Boys Brownie" Overalls.
strong and substantial-16c.
Chlldrens Patent and Kid Ok
fords s1a to IL. 75c. yalue-49c.
Chlldrens and Misses Shoes,
broken sizes. values up to s1.25-choice soc.
Boys SOC. Rubber Sole Tennis
O1fords-
Boys and Youths Outing
Shoes. leather soles. SOC. and 6sc values
Boys SI.o8 Sailor Blouse Wash
SHIFTS, nicely made splendid quality through
out-9Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-17

meeting in the intesests of the Anti-Saloon
League in the near future, Grand Templar
Russell was present, gave address on
the benefits of lodge work and recited an
illustrative poem. The good of the ord r
was devoted mainly to hymnal exercises
Capitol Hill Lodge held its regular meet
ing Saturday evening. DIR. Gates. chief
templar. in the chair. Mr.. George LoweIy
was admitted to membership. The lodge
arranged for holding a lawn party in TIM
near future. Addresses were made by
Grand Templar Russell, Secretary Speal1e,
and the chief templar. Mr.. NJ. McCathran.
treasurer. presided at the piano. and Miss
Sadie Higdon led the song service.
The regular meeting of Perseverance
Lodge, Saturday evening, was largely at
tended Chief Templar lie Barnes presided.
The good of the order. arranged by Mr. 1.
l.. Corby, included a temperance lesson
given by Mr. John Hillman, piano solos by
Miss Susie Jost, and recitals by Mrs. Hill
man and Mr.. and Miss Wilkinson.
Perseverance Lodge gave lawn party re-
Gently on the lawn of Mrs. f. A. Cham
bers, grand superintendent, 18th and ID
streets northeast. The affair. arranged for
by the Willing Workers Club of the lodge.
was highly successful The Misses Susie
Jost and Beatrice tombstone were awarded
special vote Of thanks.
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NrtO 1 O.

Boys Wash Knee Pants, some
= very slightly soiled-sAe.
y Boys Blue Flannel Sailor
. sell at $1.9S-75e.
y Boys Double-breasted Suits;
all wool; TO 16 years; neat dark mixtures;
summer IN ne weight; spendidly made; sell at $500
= Boys Wool Knee Pants, very
servfceable; sell at 25c-sc.
Boys Blue Cheviot Double
breasted Suits-,6, Z. and Is years; nicely made
= s11O. sT'''''''' S-'0N'
\ Mems Diniity and Bedford
= Cord Shirts, excefiently made-s9c.
= Mems Muslin Night Shirts
3sc.
: Mems Belts, all colors-Ioc.
Walnut-fnish Window Screens,
. strongly s,ng made. good wire fabric. fit most win
: dows; sell at 12hc.-51sc
4 Japanese and Chinese Mating
Mats pretty colors and patterns
= Choice of about 50 Wash Skirts,
linen color. well made; worth all of 81 5O-49c.
At 3Zsc.-White India Linen,
bookfold, Slightly mussed from handling, full
Pie'es' Sells up 10 &C.
. At 3Zse.-Yard-wide Bleached
Muslin, min lengths; worth much more.
At 5Zsc.-4o-inch Wide I'm
I G,sss1 ss sheetins Cotton good quality resu
AT Ic.-Lunch Napkins, plaid
and plain az to buyer,
White Curtain Scrim-1Bc.
All-silk Parasols, never sold
4 under s2.5O-9sc.
4 Children's Well-rnade PercaIe
: Dresses. + to 3 sears-10c.
Choice of any Child's Hat,
worth up to So. $3.50.
Ladies Gingham Underskirts,
with double rufHes-asc.
Ladies I5c. Round Garters-5c.
Very special-Ladies' Untrin1-
{ med Hats. in large variety of shapes
and braids. all coiors and white, have sold up
to s1.3T-choice. 25c.
: Table Of Untrimmed Hats in
sold as high 81 25-choice, SC.
: Chlldrens Shoes, sizes 7 and 8,
s selling up to, T5c.-29c.
5 Patent and Russet Paste Polish
4 lie box.
> Infants Strap Slippers, with
' bow. 39c. vafue-25c.
Boys, Sailor Blouse Wash Suits.
very neat land well made--19c.
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Very special - Unrestricted
many OF them handsomely trimmed with
of tue inserting; some have the habit
back buttoned entire length; selling up 20 Sc
this hour, S2.ss.
AT 2oc.-Plain Colored Silk
Mousselne, including black and white; small
lot; selling usually at 49c. yard.
AT 47Sc.-Wash Grenadines,
light blue and pink, 80 inches wide, sell at I5c
Ladies I5c. Fancy Round Gar
ters-oc.
Walnut-hnish Window Screens,
is inches high; worth 15c.-7hc.
4o-inch wide White Curtain
Swiss, pretty designs; sells at loc.-5lsc.
Boys Wash Suits, never sold
under 75c.-49c.
Boys Wool Knee Pants, I'M
usually we'll made-25c.
Special lot of Youths Linen
Suits, neat blue and white checks; sizes 10 to
10; sell at S5.oO-choice. $3.50.
Beautiful examples in High
class summer millinery to be closed out Mt q
srnsationally small price; deliberately and ee-
gantlv trimmed hats, which were made to sell
high S13-choice, S29S
Mems High-grade Canvas
Shoes and Oxfords. selling up to s2.oo-s5c.
Ladies High-grade Oxfords,
strap and colonials. selling up to S2.oO-95c.
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1 L to IL.
CCONTINUED.)

CCONTINUEDD
Ladies Fine Underskifts, deep
RULES Of embroidery and lace, excellent quail
tty throughout-9Sc.
Choice of any Colored Waist,
many styles; reserved: selling at Csc,
81 40 and s1.9S-this hour. ACC.
Special offering of Genuine Leg
horn Hats. finest 81 grades-this hour, 4ec.
An assortment of finest quality
Flowers for hat trimmings, French and do
nestle, considerable variety; sold up to s1-25-
Ladies Bathing Suits, made of
good quality briiliantine; regularly $S-s19s.
AT I5c.-Corded Japanese Wash
Silks; limited lot; selling at soc. yard.
AT 30c.-All-wool Nuns Veil
very cool and dressy; soc. value.
At oBc.-Cheviot Wash Suit
ing. in light grounds. with pretty contrasting
black and white stripes and figures; ~ inches
wide; 19c. value.
AT .3oc.-Medicated Sanitary
Absorbent Diaper Cloth, Is inches wide: soc.
value.
AT 5zsc.-New Polka Dot
Lawns, SO very popular; all styles; light and
linen color grounds; sell at Sc. yard
White Ruffled Swiss Bureau
Sets (Scarf and 8 Mats; sell at soc.-14Ac.
Sample line of Women's Lisle
Thread Gloves; value, Csc. to 5oc.-this hour,
lac.
Children's Parasols, ST. value
29c.
Very special-I,5oo Fine White
Shirt Waists, beautifully made with strips with
Swiss inserting and tucks; never sold under
SIPS: regularly $l.5o-this hour only 69c.
Ladies Fine Kid Common
sense Button Shoes. selling at s1.9s-special,
S9c.
Ladies Md COmmOn-SenSe
oxfords sizes and s, $3.50 yalue-5oc.
Misses Patent Leather Strap
and Bow Slippers, value 81 25-6sc.
Mems Flexible Bottom Outing
Shoes. soft and easy wearing 49c.
Boys CSC. Wash Suits, sailor
blouse style, nice grade Galatea cioth-49c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-17

nomination the right to send religious in
structors to the public schools to instruct
the children of parents who desire 1t in re-
ligfon several times week, at times when
such instruction shall not interfere with
the regular curriculum. This is what is I'M
derstood to be the Faribault plan. 1t is
not certain that this would meet completely
the views of the Catholic hierarchy, but it
Is likely that it would avoid that active
hostility to a public school system which
might be a formidable obstacle in spreading
education among these Catholic people.
The commission has reached no definite
conclusion upon the matter, but only states
the question as one calling for solution in
the not far distant future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-17
Catholics and the Friars Problem.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
1 see that in your Wednesday evening is
sue you quote the evidence Of my husband
before the Taft commission Of the Philippine
Islands, and the substance of his state
ments 1 know to be correct There Is a
most bitter antagonism existing in the Phil
ippine Islands against the specified orders
OF the so-called friars. The state as well
as religious strength was all in these friars,
and as they exercised powerful, even a
death-dealing, influence over the people of
the Philippine Islands, 1t Is but natural Gas
they did not hesitate to use that powerl
that the people who lived in constant dread
of the effects Of the displeasure of so vast
and powerful combine for SO many years
should desire and now demand their re-
moval from their midst. Demands Of most
xorbitant fuiineSS were made upon the
people Of the islands. Marriages, funerals
christenings, confessions were all made
sources Of vast revenues to these same
friars. 1t Is not an effort against the Ro-
man Catholics by the Americans In the
Philippine Islands nor prejudice. 1t Is the
bitterness in the hearts of the native Fill
pinos which has been fostered there for
years. and caused by years of domination
on the part Of the Spanish friars themselves
Six years ago 1t reached Its height, when
Rizel, the Filipino martyr, was condemned
by a so-called military trial and put to
death on the Luneta one clear, bright morn
ing in the presence of the multitudes to
satisfy the vengeance OF these same friars
because he had written a book denouncing
certain well-known practices Of the friars.
RiEel was a Roman Catholic. The Fihpinos
as a race are Roman Catholics, but there
are Catholics and Catholics. General
Smith Of the volunteer army said that 1t
would be unjust to deny that the Fill
pinos were Indebted largely to these Span
ish friars for their learning and their
civilization. which is certainly true. but
sometimes even a child will turn against
its parents after years OF devotion on the
part Of these same parents and what is to
be done about It? I should think that II
these friars had the Christ Of all In their
hearts they would not stand on the order
of rInfnp hl1f al f6alinsH
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Among the Good Templars.

Minnehaha Lodge held Its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. A. c. Newman. chief
templar, presiding. There were visitors from
Capitol Hill and Silver Star lodges. Mrs.
Carrie Smith led In the song service. Miss
Bessie Hobart was appointed librarian.
vice Miss Blanche Ford. deceased. A So
cial session. for the good of the order. was
arranged by Miss Nellie Smith. There were
plano solos. by Miss GENEVA Hilleary and
addresses by Messrs. Phelps, John Smith
and ]. 8. Blackford.
There was a large attendance at the last
regular meeting Of Silver Star Lodge. Mr.
Forrest Vowel. chief templar. presided. Ar
rangements were made for holding public
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Women's Ribbed Vests, silk
taDed-sc.
Boys Good Grade Wash Suits
-79c
Boys Wool Knee Pants, excel
lent wearing and nice loOking-Ssc.
Boys Brownie Overalls-I6c.
Young Mems Linen Well Made
Crash Coats. IL to 10 years; sell at sI5c-25c.
Walnut finish Screen Doors,
strong and well made-asc.
AT I2I2c.-French Organizes,
6s inches wide: navy. corn and lavender: fun
pieces. splendid quality; sells regularly at 4gc
yard.
AT I2Hc.-4o-inch Wide SUI
perfne quality white India Linen. very sheer
and fine; sells every day at 25c.
AT I5c.-Bleached Shooting. o-4
size. excellent quality: sells at lpc and more
Quantity to each buyer limitedD
White Taffetaline, all silk, extra
high luster: sells at 49c.-S3c.
At 77Sc.-Extra Fine Quality
Black Satin Stripe and Corded Organizes and
Lawns. sheer and elegant. most desirable for
summer wear: always and everywhere sold at
he yard. and more.
Japanese Bamboo Portieres, sell
at sI-5O-sac
Children's Drawer Bodies, nice
y trimmed with lace and embroidery, perfect
ut and finish: double styles; sell at soc.
reEularly-3sc.
Boys and Youths Patent
Leather Dress Shoes. $3.50 and s1.ss values
e9c.
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Walnut-fnish Screen Doors,
several sizes Cbring door size)-39c
Hardwood Window Screens,
fit most windDws-17c.
Remnants of Heavy Stair or
Runner oilcl9thi sells at 1oc. yd.-s7sc.
White Applique Scarfs and
Shams some slightly mussed; sell up to Soc
12hc. 81 p q.
{, Choice of IS Boys Vestie Suits,
3. and years; summer weight; extra well
made: hsTe sold up to $4-sl.9s.
Mems 3ec. Suspenders-Ioc.
: Men Men,s 39c, and SOC. Balbriggan
s Mems Nainsook Drawers-44c.
5 Boys Merrinlac Percale Waists,
|. very strongly made-9hc.
, A beautiful collection of High
grade Skirts. in fine linens, ducks cotton COW
ert. pane. grass linens. etc. made with shaped
. fiounce and handsomely trimmed with braid,
tucks. folds. etc. stylish and elegant warm
. weather dress skirts; many of them are worth
1898. some $2.9s. some s1.9s. Choice for this
. hour. 81.
8 Black Brilliantine and Sicilian
wear sell regularly at $7-s4.3s.
: Misses Stylishly Trimmed Hats,
s including many handsome effects in chiffon,
ribbons and laces, mousselines, etc; few of a
s style; selling up to Especial at soc.
8 A large variety of Flowers for
hat trimming including Forget Me- ots, Dali
sizes. Vfoets. Roses Cbrysanthemums Apple
. Blossoms. Foliage, etc; sold at S9c.-5c.
. 500 Lawn and Percale Wrap
pers, all sizes fast colors; selling regularly
4 and rapidly at $1-this hour. 59e
3 Infants Long and Short Slips,
neatly trimmed yokes-19e.