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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
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. White Victoria Lawn, nice quail
ity. limited Iot-17sc. I'D.
, White Check Nainsooks and
India Linens. good lengths. sell up to Sc. yd.-
{ 4Bc.
4 Excellent Quality Apron Cling
. hams. assorted styles, sells at Sc. yd.-s7sc.
:, Seersucker Dress Ginghams,
limited lot. always SC. yd.-2Nc.
: Ladies Corset Covers, nicely
4 made. trimmed and plain. 2sc. kind-12hc.
Children's Bingham Dresses, 1
to years the kind selling at 25c.-1oc.
= Rubber Diapers, all sizes-I7c.
y . Lot of broken sizes in Ladies'
Oxfords and Strap Slippers. sell up to s1.5o-
: Soc.
y Boys Wash Knee Pants, Gala
. tea cloth-5c. ~ IN
= Boys Wool Knee Pants, excel
= lent for everyday wear-l24c.
Boys Wash Sailor Suits, good
: grade Galatea cFoth, dep sailor collar-19c
\ Boys Merrimac Percale Waists,
. pleated front and back-oAc.
. Special lot Of 50 Crash Skirts,
< while they last, for this hour-121sc.
Children 5 Ribbed Vests, Ioc.
n value-3c. -.fe.@y
q Chlldren'S Lace Ribbed Vests,
. Csc. raiue-i2l4e,q 81 ..-
: Torchon 1raess, ,Toc. value, PC
y Embrolderies and Insertings,
:. 10c. value-5c..
!, Pretty Japanese and Chinese
= Mating Mats, in various ScoIors and designs
!. Waterproof Felt Window
" Shades. several colors, with %fxtures-G7sc.
= 30-inch Cream or White Cur
q tain scrim. pretty designs; worth sc. yd.-27sc.
D A considerable assortment of
n Women's and Childrens untrimmed Straw
= Hats, in many desirable shapes and cotors
d have sold up to 81 .25-choee, Toe.
. A large variety of Flowers for
hat trimming, including Forget Nots Dali
y sizes, Violets, Roses Chrysanthemums, Apple
:, Blossoms. Foliage. &c; sold at 39c-9c
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Ladies Wrappers, all colors-
sailor collar styles, embroidery trimming; worth
S1,OO-55c.
Dressing Sacques, all colors-
29c
Children's Knitted Sacques, sell
at s1.OO-39c.
All Children's Null Hats and
Caps; sold for s1.O0-this hour, ACC
Corsets in medium and short
lengths. also girdles
45-inch Wool Granite Cloth, in
red, garnet and reseda; always sold at soc.
yard-special at 25c.
Fine Lace and Corded White
Nainsook, elegant for children's dresses aprons
and cool summer wear; Sc. yalue-5kc.
800 Corded Wash Silks, a
limited lot-very special for this hour, Ice
3Sinch wide Printed Lawns,
etc: all very beautiful and desirable and the
newest effects-not the narrow and cheap quail
fly lswns-fuli SO inches wide and never sold
under 12lac.-special at 5Tsc.
Black Organdie Lawn, perspira-
the lot and viii 60 rapidls-sN s' 80 pieces "
Good Quality Dress Ginghams,
pam HEnt Due, PINK and pretty assorted
checks. all fast colors. 10c va1ue-6kc.
Hardwood Window Screens,
well made, fit almost any window-19c.
Fancy Hardwood Screen Doors,
strongly made. several sizes-9Sc.
Wool Ingram Carpet Rem
nants. suitable for rugs, pretty patterns and
colors; worth up to 50c.-19c.
Heavy White Bed Spreads,
neat designs; worth Coo. One to a customer
33c
Pretty Japanese Mating Rugs,
various cciors and styIes-T1kc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
SUNDAY CKOgENG LAW.
..k4..A-9s sk-.- :
Mr. William Bitsyx Files a Protest
With Commissioners.

The District comnht sss,#ers have received
Communication fr9m9r Nj. William Birney,
who enters a protest against the Sunday
closing bills now under consideration. Mr..
Birney takes occasion to reply to views on
the matter recently given by President
Samuel Gompers of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. Mr. Birney says, In pat, :
'tMr. Gompers admits that absolute tree
dom from labor on Sunday has generally
been brought about BY mutua asrsement
x ss'S 81 PUBIC sMle spinisa |5ft{hsp. IL
stsasss g n ssEs sa s1 3 ftrS
ePai is and d IL Ssa to rsasse sfa
Of Labor and the 4KnAshtE Of Labor have
not beep able to agree k9d Nj. Eompera
Wants the govsrnssa MP y ,helP him Out q
troll all OF the empioyers and wasszsaxner1
and need the arm Of the state. Why hot
Try The familiar weapons Of the boycott
'Ths. Naadu,an 1em isssas very worst n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
Favorable Report Submitted,

favorable report has been made by the
District Commissioners on the joint resolu-
ton giving the Commissioners authority to
make special regulations for the thirty
sixth national encampment Of the Grand
city.
priation Of $1,000 for the construction 81
public comfort stations and Information
booths, and suggest that II It shall, be nee.
Sssary to erect wires for the illumination
OF erecting the wires shall be under the
supervision Of the official In charge Of such
park or reservation. !.
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Women's Beautifully Trimmed
nar millinery sSs for iesp shan So
many as high as sl8-very special for this
hour. S49S. .-.-......
Children's Stylishly Trimmed
Hats. including eaectS In ,,s chiffon on wire
have sold up to ESPECIAL at $3.50
White Pique Skirts, extra good
quality and well mude-T9c.
Black and; Blue Polka Dot
Duck skirts. tr Inn with plain duck bands
Boys Fine White Duck and
pique Knee Pants, made in superior
Boys Wash Knee Pants, Gala
tea cloth-61se. .y5A,y =.
BOYS Sailor Wash Suits, in
styles-49c. =
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits,
always sold at s1.49: light weight; prettiiy
trimmed with rows of red and white soutache
braid-for this hour, b9c.
Boys Excellent Grade Atwood
Knee Pants, made with riyeted buttons and
patent waistband; very small priced at Soc
Boys, SPLENDID s., Quality ,,, Wits hi,,e
PiQue, Duck and Marsefhes Knee Pants, whfte
pearl buttons; sell at i5oc.T725c. -.:
Boys Linen Crash Sailor Suits,
blue and white braid trimming; sl.oO is the
regular price-49c. .r.a..~.. ...
Misses Strap Slippers, with tips,
sizes 1917 and III; Selling at 7oc.-s5c.
Boys High-grade Russell Shoes,
sizes IS to 2; value up to $2-9sc.
Boys Russet Shoes, sizes "A
and 5; S1.5o regularly-6sc.
Misses sprng Heel Shoes, sizes
M to 8; sell at2$r rs ase. 2-"-.
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tCpNIlNlED.1
BOYS Finest Sailor Wash Suits.
made OF mercerized chambrays plain cham
hrays, stripe chamhrays, plaid and plain linens
hnest Galatea cloth, white ducks: elegantly
silk-embroidcred shields and collars: trimmings
Include plain braid bands In varying widths:
pleated sleeves and plain full sleeves; best
pearl buttons; new and perfected Wristbands:
offered for less than s4.co-thIs hour sl9s
Narrow Torchon Laces. with
Insertinss to match; sell at Sc yard-2}sc.
Mems Eclipse" Shirts. pleated
bosoms. plain cOlors and stripes; sell at 81 rs
Infants White Wool Flannel.
usually l5c. yard-1Oc.
Plain and Fancy Polka Dot
Ducks and PiGues, large variety, lie. and Use.
values-e5sc.
Black Japanese Habutai Silks.
rich and lustrous. "a inches wide. 3ec. value
French Organizes. IS inches
wide navy. corn. lavender and white. sells
Colored and Black Organize
Lawns: exactly the same quality as Is priced
at l2isc about town; all the colors and black
special at TIC.
Ladies Patent Leather Oxfords
-s12s.
Ladies Patent Leather French
Heel Lace Shoes, sell at s3oO-sl.5o.
A matchless assortment of
beautifully made and designed Summer Skirts:
many styles and kinds-hnest white piaue
linens ducks. chambrays. pongees; many with
embroidery inserting, deep hounce. topped with
rows OF stitching; shaped bands plain and
stitched; never sold under s5-choice, 81. 40.
Japanese and Chinese Mating
Mats. various colors-2Jsc.
White Applique Scarfs, Shams
ard centerpieces. slightly soiled. worth up to
30c-12hc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
PROF. ANDREWS RESIGNS.
No Longer Director Of Corcoran
School Of Art,

The resignation of Prof E. F. Andrews,
director of the Corcoran School. Of Art, has
been rendered to the board Of trustees and
accepted. His successor has not been
selected. Prof. Andrews has been at the
head Of the school since its organization in
1870. and under his management the school
has grown In numbers as well as in useful
ness and in reputation. As has been his
custom for some years past, Prof. Andrews
will spend the summer in Germany, and
will leave here the 25th instant with his
family. He viii return here In the fall fef
a short time. but 1t Is his purpose to reside
In Germany for the next two or three
years. Prof. Andrews believes that he Is
now entitled to period Of rest, and for
that reason he severed his connection with
long connected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
Shake Into YOUR Shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease. powder It cures painful
smarting, nervous feet and ingrowng nails and 10
stantly takes the sting out OF corns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery OF the age.
Aliens Foot-Base makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t Is . certain cure for sweating. cnllous
and hot. tired. aching feet. Try IT today. Sold
by all druggists ana shoe stores Don't accept
any substitute. B mali for 2se in stamps' Trial
package FREE Address Allen 8. Oimsted. u
Roy N. Y. apI6-tu. th&s- %
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Womens and Misses Beauti-
fully Trimmed Hats in many new and e.
tremely attractive styles; selling at sos
special at sos.
Elegant $50 Imported Pattern
Hats; every Hat a work of art-extra special
for this hour, SS3S.
Boys Linen Crash Knee Pants,
excellent wearing quality-19c.
Boys Plain Blue Cheviot Knee
Pants. all wool-12hc.
Special lot Boys Blue Sailor
Blouse Suits, red and white soutache braid
t s nicely made, and never sold under
sl-9s-very special for this hour, SOC.
Boys Fine Quality Wash Suits.
deep sailor collar, Galatea cloth-4sc
Boys Indigo Blue and Turkey
Red Waists. strongly made-14c
Boys Extra Good Quality
Wash Knee Pants. blue and linen checks and
stripes very slightly shaded, but imperceptI-
bic; } to 10 years; sell at 50c.-19c.
Mems Fast Black Hose, I5c.
value SC.
Mems Peppercll Jean Drawers,
50c. value-2sc
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
S9c. valuc-19c
Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c. value-5r.
Narrow Embroidered Edgings,
Sell at Toe. yard-3l2c
Women's Pure Linen Dress
ski5ts, full fare bottom. extra good quality
Fine Quality Brilliantine Skirts.
black and blue. very much in demand-s2 IS.
Blue and Black Brilliantine
waking wal Skirts plain and the new buttoned-
"A beautiful display of new
S Shlrt waist Suits in number of styles and
sa, so al very high grade and made to
Elegant Shirt Waist Costumes
In finest and sheerest India linens, linen lawns,
lnercerized linens. etc, in handsome STYLES;
many In the lot selling as high $685. 70.
Mems 75c. Covert Cloth Shoes,
leather soles-49c.
Women's Extra Fine Patent
Leather one-strap Slippers; sell at s20o-95c.
Boys and Youths Patent
ts Lace Shoes; sizes ID to o1s; $3.50 and
Misses and Children's Best
Patent T; sa and Kid One and Two-strap Slippers;
45-inch Black Silk Grenadine
plain, stripe and figure effects; extra fine
$1,O0-69c. ' -e'' 'a'n
Black and Blue Brilliantine
very rich and lustrous; full SO inches wide.
hne for bathing suits and skirts; sells every.
Best Black Lawn, in 2 to 10
yard mill ends; very fine md sheer: win make
up beautifully; sells up to 25c. yd.-12hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
f1EGHTS' GREATER STORES, 5l3=515 9TH. +
he Sunday bills. 1t shuts up every place

the Sunday bills. It shuts up every place
OF business for sales on Sunday, except
dining and lunch rooms, drug stores for
sales of medicine only. and undertakers;
and 1t contains that ancient clause of char
ity or necessity which makes the Judge an
absolute tyrant. It forces the Jew, the
Seventh Day Baptist and the Second Adj
ventist to lose one-sixth of their time for
work, closes newspaper offices and ice
baker and butcher shop, photograph office
and dentists room. and locks the door of
every cigar and tobacco store, livery sta
BILE and railway Office.
Under the proposed law every widow
keeping an Ice cream stand, every drug
gist keeping q soda fountain would be
fsinsa BY fines or unable to pay. would
It possible that such q law could be
enforced in the District Of Columbian ]. is
pot criminal now to sell bread on Sun
DAY to the starving, or clothing to the rag
eed, Or Ice cream or soda to the weary:
VIII you lend your aid to make It so?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

COMMENCING Inc WHINING company.
lean League Base Ball Park Capt. F. q.
Robinette was formally presented with the
ALLISON Nailor diamond-studded medal con-
tested for annually. and which goes to the
officer of the winning command. 1t was
great evening for the Eastern High School.
and particularly for the members and
friends of Company F. Long Will the
cheering and the waving of flags and the
colors OF the prize company be remember
ed, and probably never again In all their
lives will the young soldiers of the best
drilled organization of the regiment hold
their heads so proudly or step out so en-
ergetically as they did on leaving the ball
grounds after the decision had been an
nounced last evening
When Company C, the last Of the eight
companies to face the Judges, had COM
pleted its maneuvering the judges retired
to confer regarding the standing of the
several commands, and everybody directly
interested IN the outcome began to breathe
more quickly than is normally the case.
To occupy the time during the interim the
regiment was formed IN line Of masses,
and Col. Barnes took command.
At last the Judges reappeared. A notice.
able silence spread over the park. The
chairman of the board of judges disclosed
the all-important secret to Col. Barnes.
and, with placid counteDance. the regimen
tai commander instructed his adJutant,
Capt. Bryant, TO direct certain captain
. 10 HIS CollpdUy 10 bHe IEoRt anu CEN
ter. Up to this time the only persons who
could name the winner were the judges.
the regimental commander and the regi-
mental adtutant.
The Exciting Moment.
With exasperating slowness In the esti-
nation Of the waiting throng, the latter sa-
luted. faced about and proceeded on a bee
line for the interval between the two col
umns. the LIST Battalion to his left and the
I'd Battalion to his right. He halted oppo-
site Companies B and F. Should he face
20 the right 1t would mean that the I'd Bat
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Schools; Lieutenant Colonel Burton r.
Ross. drill instructor of the cadets and Mr..
Allison Nailor donor of the Nailor medal.
The wind-up of the drill occurred in
driving rain storm. Threatening clouds ap-
peared while Company D, which was the
third to take the field yesterday, was
maneuvering. Rain was falling as Com
pany C reported to the judges, but that
did not prevent the command from making
an excellent showing. The ground was
slippery and muddy, and rifles were wet,
but the warriors Of Company c went ahead
as though the sun was shining and dry
turf was beneath their feet. The young
sters were certainly handicapped by the
conditions that prevailed. The spectators
appreciated that fact, and almost unani-
mously encouraged the company by I'M
stinted applause.
The rain had not ceased when the regi-
ment formed in column OF. masses; and
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Company A won tie drill In 1885, 1892 and 1893.
TALON had captured the trophy and that
the flag would remain for year at lc IT at
the Eastern High School Should the Of
nicer race 10 the left 1t would mean every
thing 10 the LIST Battalion and more to the
Central school.
Captain Bryant faced to the right, and his
action was the signal for wild cheering
from fully half the spectators He moved
on unit! he reached point directly in front
saluted.
All was over.
The volume of the cheering was so great
that 1t seemed as though the rooters of the
seven losing companies Joined with the sup
porters of Company f in creating the din
Captain Robinette gave the proper COM
mands and the prize company marched for
ward It was halted in front Of the grand
stand and then executed present arms"
The trophy flag and the red ribbons of vic
tory. one for each member OF the company,
were formally presented. and the Nailor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

Court today for working lame horses. Jerry
p. Harr' 1gton. who was charged with
working horse with a sore back. for
feited his collateral of So
George Laner forfeited s. collateral on a
charge of violating the feed law ,the in
formation set forth that Mr.. Laner sold si:d
offered for sale lard not up to the standard
required by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
WINNING COMMAND
Company F Takes Prize in
High School Regiment
COMPETITIVE DRILL
LAST DAYS EXERCISES ATTRACT
LARGE CROWD.
Admirers Of the Young Soldiers Cheer
Them to the Echo-Recep-
tons Last Night
COMPETITIVE DRILL

Company F Is the prize company of the
regiment OF High School Cadets So de-
clared a board Of officers of the United
States army. made up OF Capt. Joseph s.
Heron. I'd Cavalry; Capt. Charles w.
Kutz, Corps of Engineers. and First Lieut..
Merriwether l.. Walker. Corps of Engi-
neers. The announcement was made amid
scenes OF the most unrestrained enthusi-
asm. early last evening, within the Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

medal was pinned to the blouse of Captain
Robinette. Company F resumed its place
In line and the regiment, headed by the
corps of field music. d. C. N. G., was then
marched from the grounds: After a short
street parade the cadet organization was
dismissed for the school year.
Congratulatory Addresses.
few congratuatory words were spoken
to Captain Robnette by Mr.. Henry B. F.
Mcfarland. president of the board of Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia, who
was accompanied on the field by Mr.. A. T.
Stuart. superintendent of public schools;
DIR. Francis R. Lane. director Of High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

qreene-feome folks fancy that golf. il a
dangeroya game, Do you think there =
Gake-'T had two friends who got ensas.
ed on the golf unka last ssaAon."-Boston
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BOYS Sailor Wash Suits. in
good grade Gaiatea cloth. nicely made and
serviceahle-39c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers; Soc. value-S5c. B for 81.
Black Fishnet Veilings, worth
25c. yard-19c.
Mems Pleated-bosom Percale
and White Madras Shirts; 75c. grade-45c
Boys Tennis Shoes, SOC. value
$50 ~
Infants Shoes-23c.
Bleaclied Turkish Wash Rags
-1sc.
Bleached Sheets, ready for use,
hand torn and ironed, 54xSo, sell at 5000.
Ready-made Bleached Pillow
Cases: full size, good quality, sell at 1214c.
and 15c.-93sc-
300. Bleached Bolster Cases, full
size, ready for use, 39c. value-29c.
Dressmakers' Best Cambria
all colors, sells at 5c.-2Tsc.
Best Quality "a Mosquito Net
ting. in several colors, sgd. pieces-33c.
Heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth, pretty patterns. worth loo. yd-4Nc.
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Ladies and Misses Very Dainty
Boudoir Slippers, always sold at 5ec.-2ac
The much-wanted Wash Grena-
dimes dimes. open weave, very seryiceable quality.
never sold under 1oc. yard-45sc.
Imported White Swiss, 40 inches
-l21ac.
Fine White India Linen. in full
pieces. very sheer quality, regularly Sc. yard
Dotted Swisses, in all the plain
colors. 121.c. value-97sc.
Little Beauty" Underwaists,
fine cambric-21c.
Children's Fine White Dresses,
to Il years, have sold at s4-s19s
Ladies Kimona Wrappers, very
dainty and pretty. fast colors, sell at sl.4S-
Women's Fine Quality White
Pique Skirts, finely made, with 2 rows en-
broidery inserting-for this hour only, Sl.9s
Beautiful White India Linen
Shirt Waist Suits. handsome and elaborate
styles, sheerest and finest quality linen special
White Pique Skirts, unusually
well made, fare bottom-7ac.
Mems 35c. Suspenders-2Ic.
Sample line Women's Silk and
Isle Thread Vests; SOC. and T5c. vaIues-2sc.
Women's Silk and Isle Gloves
suede finish; 75c. and 81 regularly-42c
Embroideries and Match In
settings. beautiful designs. worth Isc. yard-
No. 90 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors; 39c. ralue-19c.
Black Velvet Ribbons, Nos. /,
2 and 81 Soc. ,alue-l5c.
Boys Blue Serge Suits, extra
ing rapidly at s5-s2.os.
Boys Elegant Quality Sailor
Blouse Wash Suits in beautiful tnerceri.ad
ehambrays. plain chambrays. stripe chambr,sy..
plaid and plain linens, finest Galatca cloth.
white ducks; finely silk embroidered shields and
collars; trimmings include plain braid baads In
varying widths; new pleated sleeves and plain
full sleeves; best pearl buttons: new and nar-
fected Wristbands; pink blue. oxblood brown pSn
linen, red; never offered for less than s4-
special at s1.9S.
Boys Thin Coats, substantially
made-2sc.
Handsome Mantel or Piano
Lambreguins. made of pretty art drapery,
worth 30c.-19c.
Good Quality s-4Colored Table
oilcloth. pretty patterns 71ze I'D.
r3=I5 1 + zfh
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Collateral Forfeited.

John johnson and Charles Springman
each Forfeited IS collateral. in. the Police
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Yard wide Bleached Muslin, ex-
ira good quality, good size lengths-31sc.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows, zoe.
value-9c: for 25c.
Mems I2Hc. Handkerchiefs,
plain white-Sc.
Children's Sun Bonnets, all col
ors-15c.
Children's Spring Heel Shoes,
sizes up to s. good quality, always 75e.-a5c.
Boys Atwood Knee Pants, ex-
ira well made and erviceable-29c.
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Women's Beautiful Hats, ele-
gantly trimmed in the latest styles. many OF
them finest pattern hats; none sold less than
$40. some as high as sls-for this hour, 5.9s.
Imported Paris; Model Hats,
very handsome and stylish, none sold for less
than $30-SS.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

syo hey Elaoa
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One of the telling evidences of the greatness Of
these Friday Hour Sales is the fact that competition
long ago conceded that outdone and gave up
The fact Of the matter is that they made their calcua
tons on a money-making basis while count
direct and considerable money loss with every sale.
We're satisfied and amply repaid by the friends
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+ i i i i i + i i i ! : + + +
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Sl.7S Trout
sers, S 90.

Mems W e = m d e
Trousers, suitable for
business and everyday
wear-S1.T5 yalue-$1.0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-23
HOWTOPLAY PING-PONG


screw" stroke made by bacShanded should be
until ball descending after bouncing The should be d.
re of the ball. and Immediately the racquet in contact with
onable The will be exactly
direction rcng the and the ball
will break from fifteen forty the right Of the
ball
will this the easiest
should be
while
To make this stroke the position the bat Is the with tho
ball should
a a The ball previous
during back
will
fly beyond the table.
shoot ball the stroke should be made Just as the ball
bouncing the bat should
known The action with the
opposite direction will ball bottom should
be a OF practice
with this stroke that unless accurately played the ball Will
bottom
bal hang the air
will simply straight the air bounce again al
spot, This stroke also 'undercuL
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II Requires Nerve to stand the strain
OF nervous neuralgia, plans in the face,
head or any portion of the body. These
pains are quickly stopped by the use
of PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER,
The relief Is immediate and lasting. DO
not suffer a moment longer but use the
Pain Killer as directed. Avoid substi-
tutos. there is but one Pain-Killer Per-
~ DAVIS Price 25c. and soc.