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Evening star., 1902-09-11
GAITHERsBURG EVENTS.
Watkins-Beall Nuptials - Death Of
VIM. H. Gardiner.
pecial Correspondence of The Evening Star

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Sept. 10. 1902
Miss Ettia Beall and Mr.. Arthur Reece
Watkins, a prominent tea cher of this coun-
ty, now principal of the Briggs Public
School, were the contracting parties at a
pretty wedding at o'clock this evening on
the lawn at the residence of the parents
Of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. George Beall, in
Gaithersburg. Rev. Mr.. Lampe of the Re
formed Church, Frederick City. read the
service in the presence of a large number
Of invited friends. Preceding the event a
wedding supper was served. Mr.. Walter
Thompson was best man and Miss Lizzie
Crawford was bridesmaid. The wedding
music was played by the Browningsville
Cornet Band, of which the groom is
member. Immediately following the mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins were given
reception and the band rendered them a
serenade. Forest Oak Lodge, No 123
and presented a valuable silver service
Many other choice gifts were received by
the bride during the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Watkins will reside in Gaithersburg
Mr.. William H. Gardiner, one of the old
est inhabitants and retired farmer, who
died Monday night, was buried from his
late residence today. 1nterment was made
"a st. Rose Catholic Church, Rev. Father
Gilbert Mcdonald performing the last rites
Mr.. Gardiner was aged seventy-seyen
years. He had been in falling health since
tIle uedtu Oh MS "lIe III feDruaTy. he 1S
survived by Miss Hester Gardiner Of Gath
ersburg, Mrs. Ignatius Penn of Redland,
Mr.. Lewis H. Gardiner of MiddlebroOk, and
Mr. Bernard Gardiner of Clarksburg.
At Epworth M. E. Church this afternoon
Mrs. Robert Cohen of Washington address,
ed a ladies' meeting.
The Gaithersburg Assembly has issued in
vitations for dance and german at Ma
sonic Hall Tuesday evening Messrs. J. B.
Diamond, jr.,; Donald Murray. Herbert
Diamond, and William r. Owings are the
committee, in charge.
Mr.. George A Hill and family have re-
turned to Washington after spending the
summer here.
At special meeting of the town council
last night Mayor Meem presided and ev-
cry member was present Mr.. e. L. Aniss,
town clerk, who recently resigned, present
ed his books and accounts, and the entire
session was consumed in auditing the
same. The council recently held a caucus
and, as result, it is understood Mr.. Harry
B. Cramer, a former clerk will be chosen
to succeed Mr.. Amiss.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
Goldfish.
From the Boston Herald

Inc coohsh' whlch comes pretty near be-
ing one of the sacred institutions of Boston
and New England, may, because of the
high price OF meat. become more than ever
a substantial part OF the New England bgI
of fare. From Labrador and Newfound-
land come reports that not for the last for
ty years have fishermen reaped such a har-
vest Among all sections of those coasts
goldfish in great numbers have been taken
by trap and handline- At some points The
enormous catches have taxed the fisher
mems resources for caring for them. The
fish are said to be of fine size and quality
Let the beef barons do their worst. Boston.
the true home OF the goldfish derisiveIy
snaps her fingers at them.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
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iCONTINUE ED
5 p E CIAL-N EW MD
FASHIONABLE WALKING SKIRTS: GRAY.
BLnE AND BLACK; BOTTOM FINISHED
w NTH rows FINE SITNHING. FULL
HOUR, s149.
Close-out of every Wash Skirt
choice. soc.
At 5c.-White Corded Dimity,
excellent quality for chfdren's dresses. aprons
AT 3zsc.-Unbleacfed Canton
Flannel large mill ends. extra good quality.
At 2oc-Turkev Red Table
Covers, s-4, fast color Il to buyer)
Lot of BOYS Blue Flannel Sail
Blouse Suits. sizes and 4 years; neatly
trimmed with rows of red and white soutache
braid; regular 81. this hour, zoe.
BOYS Brownie" Overalls, best
denim. very substantial-14c
Lot of BOYS Superior Grade
Wash Suits, sailor blouse style; sizes to Z
years: always sold at S1,49-49c.
Boys All-wool Double breasted
snd sS ia splendid foS school # boys 4 %
SPECIAL ABOUT 900
pEFGALE ERE I;,,,, WRAPPERS; EAGELhENTLy
WELL MADE AS THE ase. WRAPPERS
WONDERFULLY PRICED AT SOC.
Children's TwiIIed Muslin
--15e.
Children's Muslin Night Gowns,
sizes 2 to IA years. neatly rufae trimmed-39c.
Heavy 1914 Blankets. tan and
Sf1ypr
White and Marbled Table Oil
cloth. "a size. worth 2lr. yard-l2hc.
Heavy Double Bed Size Com
forts. satine covering, worth s1.50-9se.
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
tain ieheths. full lengths. most match into
pairs. sell up to 50. so pair-4ac. each.
Handsome and Velvet Carpet
remnants, fine for rugs-asc.
Women's Fast Black I5c. Ho-
siery-5c.
Mems Fast Black Hosiery,
never sold under I2hc.-5e.
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed
Hosiery, 121ac. always-71.c.
Mems Madras Shirts, renowned
make. sizes IA and 14l4 soc. value-29e.
Mems Gloria Umbrellas, the
kind always sold atEIs1-G9c.
1oc. card Aluminium Hairpins-
1c. >,
White LinennFinish Tapes-per
roll. 1c. i7-
At 25cr-Ladies' Sizes Lamb
skin Boudoirzg Slippers, all colors and sizes;
We're 49c.
At 3oc.--Ladies' High and Low
Shoes and SLIPPERS, odds and ends; values up
to $500. D ~
At 2oc, 4F Ch1fd's Patent Leather
and Chrome Kid oxford Ties, sizes to II;
were -75c. ,G.
p At 7oc.--Ladies Patent Leather
Colonlaf Slippers gilt or nickel backles; all
Evening star., 1902-09-11
Laurel News.
,orrespondenee Of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
LAUREL, Md. September II, 1902.
While nearing Annapolis Junction the en-
CINE attached to train No. 145, due at that
point shortly after o'clock this morning
broke down and traffic on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad on the southbound track
was delayed nearly an hour. Train I45 is
due at Laurel sat ~ o'clock. Trains Nos.
147 and 149, which sspe used mostly by gov
ernment employees, were delayed by the ac-
cident. putting the Hsssengsrs in Washing
ton at about the time they were due at
their desks. joy
A special meeting of Volunteer Fire Com
pany, No. 3, bf thfs town was held last
evening. and atter Ids sssposing p of the routine
reel house and under the guidance of Mr..
Don c. Fithlah, wao was wa, appointed at a
through the evolutions. Practical tests of
the water supply were made at several points
in the third Ward, pne in the vicinity of
the pumping Stationj and another on Rail
road avenue Both exhibitions were thor
oughly satisfactory 70 the fire chief, Mr.. D..
NJ. Fisher.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
F1ECF1TS' GREATER STORES, 513=515 Seventh Street


ished. Barns in many instances were moved
several inches from their foundations. \
deluge of rain fell for thirty minutes or
more.
The Dawsonvlle base ball team and the
Frederick athletic team played game yes
terday at Athletic Park at Frederick. The
game was called by Umpire Williams of
Boyd's promptly at 4 o clock and was quick
ly played through, Dawsonville winning out
by the score of % to 3. Walker of Wash
ington, who pitched for Jacksonville, held
the Frederick team down to seven scat
tered hits while Jones. Brust and two 9TH
ers of Fredericks pitchers were badly used
up by the Jacksonville club. The Frederick
team has a record of thirteen straight vic
tories with teams of West Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
1 1 to 12.
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oONIfNUEbb
AT 2oc.-Black Homespun. all
wool just the fabric for separate skirts and
dresses; soc. yaluc.
At Ioc.--Wool Eiderdown. in
red. pink, cream castor. light blue and gray;
New and Handsome Dress
Skirts: styiishly made with parallel rows of
hne silk bands: deep founce: best vclveteen
s2.9S. '' p''''1 a.
Elegant Black Taffeta Silk
Dress skirts. superbly trimmed with s,rpentin,
effects in corded bands: regularly SI2 9S and
$149s-this hour. s9.9s
Taffeta Silk Underskirts, splen-
didly made and elabornteIy trimmed: colors
and black; the quality all stores ask $69S for
this hour, S4SS.
Special lot of Handsomely
newest fall styles; will sell at sl2.9s and
Boys Splendid Quality Atwood
Knee Pants, a big variety of styles all sizes
the 69c. and 75e. grades in all stores-this hour,
Lot of BOYS Extra Good
Grade Wash Suits. In fine Galatea Cloth. Cam
grade, never sold under $1.9S-to be sacrificed
at 69c.
Extra Heavy ia Silver GRAY
Blankets, full double bed size. worth s125
pair-79c.
Atwood Smyrna Carpet Rem
nants. fine for rugs. worth up to 75c.-25c.
Heavy Floor Oi1cloth, pretty
patterns, worth Soc. yard-2lc.
Babies Striped Flannel Sacques
LAST OF THE LOT OF
DREssING sAcouEs. Lawn aND BATIsTE.
SIZES 81 to 36-To CLOSE. 19c.
Special purchase of Best DUAL
ity Heavy Percale Wrappers. dark and medium
re95s rsnlsrr nay y red and black all fast eoors
Boys Finest Qualities and
all elaberately braided and tastefully trimmed,
including plain white pfques; sold the season
through at $3.9S-75c.
Boys All-wool Double breasted
Suits suitable for school and dress. all superior
rapidly at S4-this hour, $19S.
Best Quality Capitol" Holland
Heavy White Bed Spreads,
pretty designs worth 6oc.-i5c.
Gowns. Drawers, Corset Gov
res. Skirts. short and long, all fine quality
sample garmentS-49c.
Mems Heavy Wool Underwear,
S1.25 value-this dlour, 79c
Mems Lambs Wool Scarlet IN
derwear. very high grade. regularly $l.75-
S129.
Mems Finest White Laundered
Dress Shirts, the 81 quality-55c.
Women's Majestic" Brand Kid
Gloves from the famous O'Connell steckl the
qualities sold the country over at $l15-this
hour. S1.O9
Women's "Clementina' Brand
Kid Gloves from the O'Conuell stock. splendid
quality and regularly sold at 81 2o-I9e.
CHOICE OF ANY PAIR OF
MEMS MEDItM-WEIGHT TROUSERS SELL
ING AT 50 AND $2.5o-TiIS HOUR, S1.25.
Children's Ioc. Hose Support
ers-5c.
1000 copies Standard Sheet
Music-choiee, lie.
At 5oc.-A large lot OF Ladies
Csc. Oxford Ties, nearly all sizes-a few
row widths among them.
At 25c.-Choice of any pair
Boys or Mems Best Quality TenaIs Oxfcrds;
kinds that were 49c. and Csc.
At o5c.-A table full of Mems
Shoes. all sizes of some kind-yalues up to $3
Evening star., 1902-09-11
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At 6zsc. - 4o-inch-wide In
bleached sheeting Muslin, superior quality
AT 47sc. Best prints in
mourning, second mourning and navy blue;
fast eoiors: regularly &c.
At 3Zsc.-Apron GingIams, as
sorted style checks; &c. value
Women's Mercerized Silk Rib
bed Vests. 25e. value-sc
Cambria Edging and Match In
sefting, sold always at 1oc. yd.-31zc
Heavy 1914 Blankets, tan and
gray. cciored borders-25c.
Heavy I8-inch Stair or Runner
oiicloth. pretty patterns, worth 1oc. yd-5lkc.
Black Satine Underskirts. nicely
made. with rows of narrow ruffies-9sc.
SC. Tissue Toilet Paper-I7sc.
At I0c.-A lot Babies Lace and
Button Shoes and Pars' Tan Button Shoes;
small sizes; We're soc.
Evening star., 1902-09-11

Women's new and very stylish
Walking Skirts. elegant quality. blue and black
s serge. deep stitched lounce; never sold under
. $2.9S-this hour only, $1.9s.
Lot of Fine Quality Colored
Tafreta Silk Waists. new and handsome styles,
: all fall effects; regularly $3.9S-$19s.
, Boys Shirt Waists, splendidly
made of good materals-this hour. 9se.
Boys Extra Good Quality Gray
Mixed Knee Pants; sizes Il; IS and 1e years;
never sold under 43c.-special at 19c.
. At $50. = New Flannelettes.
dark stripes and checks; in good size mill
lengths: all newest styles Quantity to each
. buyer limited.
, At o7Sc.-New Fall Percales,
full yard wide, in navy. red cadet black and
I light grounds; splendid for fall house dresses
Z IKE.
At I2Hc. - Satin finish Bed
Ticking, fancy stripes, large min lengths, worth
: At 5sc-Yard-wide Bleached
8 Muslin. full pieces, regular Sc. value 10 yards
to Il buyer,-
MEMS TROUSERS. EXTRA
GOOD QUALITY, ALWAYS SOLD AT $50
. THIS HOUR, 81.
Mems Domet Flannel Night
Shirts. selling at T5c.-44e.
Mems DOmet Flannel PaJamas,
4 $3.50 value-S9c.
4 Children's School Umbrellas,
. extra we'll made, SOC. value-a9c.
. Heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth, 1s inches wide, worth 1Oc. yard-51sc.
Waterproof Felt Win d ow
Shades several colcrs with fixtures complete
-67sr.
Children's Excellently Made
Dresses. to years-1Oc.
Children's Shaker Flannel
4 Skirts, sizes months to years 19c
: SC. box Aliens Talcum Powder
. -11sc
At 5c.-Misses' and Children's
Sizes Lambs Wool Bound Insoles-for slipper
4 making; were 15c.
. At IOc. - Babies Lambskin
Atoccasins and Child's sizes In Boudoir House
Slippers; 29c.
. At 1870 pairs Babies Nice
. Quality Strap Sandals, flexible leather soles;
sizes to 6; were 33c
At 39c.-0 pairs Little Mems
5 Satin Calf Lace Shoes; sizes s1a to 9H4; were
Csc.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
The Cost of Food.

To tie Editor Of The Evening Star:
l find in the remarks of Chairman Griggs
of the democratic congressional committee,
published in The Star of the Sth instant a
letter from William Camack of Fayette
W. Va, giving a comparative statement of
prices that "a laboring man has to pay to-
day for the necessaries of life, as compared
with the prices Of 1898" L have no means
of ascertaining the correctness of these fig
ures as regards groceries. canned goods
etc, but give below a list of the wholesale
prices in the Baltimore market, as shown
IN the Baltimore Sun of September 8. 1888.
and the same date in 1902. OF the principal
staple articles of food given in his list,
adding coffee, which is a very necessary
Evening star., 1902-09-11
1872

Thirty years ago when your
grandmothers bought THE De-
LINEAToR, the newest fashion
from Paris-like the above-was
taken from its pages and became
the vogue in America. In these
days THE DELINEATOR is still
the accepted arbiter of American
Fashions, but its styles are now
copied as freely in France as we
in earlier days used to copy things
Partisan. THE DELINEAToR de-
Cides the dress of the whole world
of modern fashion.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
Visit of King of England to Man

From the Pail Mall Gazette
Not long ago the King in Man" was the
official title of the Earls of Derby, and an
lovers Of Scott will remember the part
played by the King in Man in "Peveril OF
the Peak" but today We have written the
expression with quite another significancs-
the King has been in Man Not Tor eight
centuries has the King of England set loot
IN the land oil tailless cats. of Deemsters
and Keys; and so. on the visit of King E,a
ward VII yesterday. the enthusiasm was
naturally immense.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
Heavy Storm in Montgomery County.
Special Correspondence 81 The Evening Star

BOY DS 8, Mu., september 10, 18U1.
A hard storm passed over the west
ern section of the county yesterday after
noon, unrooing number Of small houses
and destroying an immense silo lately
erected. The iron bolts with which the silo
had been fastened to the side Of the barn
were twisted off as If made of paper The
metallic roof was blown off, passing over
the top Of the barn and landing several
hundred yards down INTO the field: 1t is
ry were unroofed. 1t is also reported that
great damage was done In the Vicinity of
Middletown. where creamery butliing was
picked up by the wind and carried away
Evening star., 1902-09-11
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News From
Montgomery County's Capital.

ROCKVILLE. Md, September 10. 1902
President Lee Offutt of the Agricultural!
Society states that there is every indi.a-
ton that the racing program this year will
be the finest ever presented at a Rockville
fair. Heretofore the race COMMITTEES has
been handicapped in securing entries bv
the fact that owners of valuable horses
would not run the risk of injurine their
animals by racing them over a th:rd-of,
mile track. hut this objection has been re-
moved by the construction since The last
Evening star., 1902-09-11
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LOT OF MEMS EXCEL
LENTLY MADE SUITS. MEDIUM WEIGHT.
LINED, FOR FALL AND EARLY WINTER
SELL AT $10-VERY SPECIAL FOR THIS
HOUR, $3.50.
AT 27sc.-Unbleached Muslin,
fine and soft, regularly selling at Sc. 10 yards
to a buyer.
AT 47sc-White India Linen,
full pieces, sheer and fine. selling at Sc. yard.
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers,
never sold under 5oc.-39c., pairs for 81
Mems Medium-weight Wool
Underwear-shirts and drawers-$1.25 value
-59c.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
General Matters.

1t Is expected that a meeting of the city
council will be called some time within the
next week or ten days. In the hands Of
the street committee there are now several
matters on which final action is desired
Among these is the petition of the Wash
lngton, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Rail-
road Company for double track on King
street.
The application of officer Smith to be as
signed TO duty on the street instead of his
present work in the station house was re-
ferred to this morning by Mayor Simpson
as tending to show that the station house
duty is not considered so desirable by the
policemen as is generally supposed This
was a point in the case between the com
mlssloners and the mayor decided by Judge
Nlco about two years ago, the court hold
ing that the commissioners had right to
order change of men detailed there every
sixty days. 1t was alleged to the court
that the assignment was sought by the men
IN preference to street work.
Mr. c. c. Carlin of this city has accepted
the position as attorney to represent the
Southern railroad in this city and Alexan-
dria county. The appointment of Mr.. Car
lin has been pleasing to his friends here.
About half the work of compiling the new
registrato books in Alexandria county has
been completed. The registration has been
light and several of the negro applicants
have been rejected.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
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MEN s MEDIUM-WEIGHT
TROUSERS. ALL FINE QUALITIES. SOLD
ALWAYS AT 81 $500.
Boys Finest Quality Nestie
Suits elegantly made in neat dark mixtures;
q, i, 8 and 10 years; splendid dress suits; reg
ular price, s5-this hour, S2.49.
Fine Quality Cambria Under
skirts, rows of lace inserting fucks and en-
broidery. such skirts regularly sell AT 81 40
and 81 9S-I9c.
AT 25c-Bleached Table Dam
ask IS inches wide, rich designs; 3sc value.
At 9Zsc. - Extra Large I'm
bieached Turkish Towels limited lot; I5c
value.
At Ic.-Lunch Napkins, plaid
and plain
Best Quality "Capitol' Win
dow Shades. all coiors. with hxtnres-lse.
Evening star., 1902-09-11

cases an enfeebled heart may precipitate
the Issue by the transmission of the shock
to the cardiac center. Probably both these
agencies are at work In most of the fatal
cases. and explain very satisfactorily the
suddenness of the demise
Evening star., 1902-09-11

Are the sanitary porblems more difficult
IN beautiful Washington than in filth
ridden Havana? Let us insist upon more
ability and better conditions instead of re-
sorting to lying to coax people to their
death, perhaps-for money
F. III CoGSWEJJ,
Evening star., 1902-09-11
II. Harris & Co,
Cor. 9TH 6 ID SITS. N. w.

The dead body of an infant was found
in a vacant lot near the corner of 14th and
. K streets southeast about 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t was removed to the morgue
in the patrol wagon from the fifth precinct
police station and will be inferred In pot
ter's field
Evening star., 1902-09-11
12 to 1

LOT OF 8 MEMS SUITS,
WHICH HAVE ALWAYS SOLD AT $3.50;
SIZES 80 AND 40; ALL EXTRA WELL MADE
AND SEASoNABLE wEIGHT-REsIARKAB ABLY
PRICED FOR THIS HOUR. s2.75.
Infants All-wool Shirts, the reg
ular soc. qnality-25c.
Womens Balbriggan Hosiery,
15c. value-6c.
Boys Fleece-lined Ribbed I'm
derwear. always sold at 25c.-lTc.
AT 6Zsc.-Ready-made Bleach
ed Pillow Cases. selling at Sc.
At 20c. - Ready made In
bleached Sheets; just the thing for the encamp-
ment needs; size 54N9O.
Women's Blue and Black Chev-
lot Dress Skirts; newest aud most stylish
bands; shaped flare bottom; will sell at s69S
this hour only. S49S.
Lot of Bows Nestie Suits of un-
usually good grade; g. 4 and : years; dark
gray and neat mixed effects; regularly So
$1.49.
Infants Long and Short Slips
19c.
Good Quality Corsets, medium
and short. gray and white: perfect ftting-8ac
AT 07c.-Ladies' SI.5o kinds
Chrome Kid. Lace and Button Boots, heels and
spring heels.
At 5c.-Six boxes Tan or Black
Paste Polish worth 5c box
Evening star., 1902-09-11
3 to H..

New and Handsome COlOred
Tsneta silk Underskirts, elegantly trimmed and
very high grade, regularly s6as sass.
Black Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts,
selling al sl2. .as. handsomely trimmed with
corded bands in serpentine eject. a very stylish
and smart garments s99 -.
Women's New Fall Suits. show
Ing number II the handsomcst ~ the coming
seasons styles blue. black and brown viii sell
AT Sl69s-lhis hour. sI2ss.
AT 2oc. - nbleached Table
Damask, very, rich designs. IS inches wide.
never sold under 39c
AT o7Sc. - Bleached Huck
larry.
Boys S. Double-breasted Suits.
fine qualities for best dress wear. all sizes
very special for this hour, s2gs
BOYS Atwood Knee Pants. a
big variety of styles, all made in the best man
4O-inch Wide White Curtain
Swiss. pretty patterns. worth IOc yari-5Jsc.
Brass Extension Rods, sell at
7e.-3se.
Infants Long Bedford Cord
Goats, prettiiy trimmed capcs satine lining
Torchon Lace and Inserting.
10c yalue-3c.
Nalenciennes Laces and Insert
ing, also Point de Paris Laces: Ioc. yard regu-
larly-5c.
CHOICE FROM ALL MEMS
FINEST MEDIUM WEIGHT TROUSERS
WHICH SELL AT $3.50, ALL VERY HIGH
GRADES.
AT 44c. - Little Gents and
Youths Gray Mixed and Steel Canvas Leather
Sole Shoes; were 81 .25
Evening star., 1902-09-11
0""fH1 '
addition

Coffee is practically the same; bacon has
advanced. as stated by Mr.. Camack; the
best quality of -four is cheaper; gra auated
sugar is much cheaper; the best quality of
butter has advanced . cents and cheese 2%
cents instead of 1-:' and IL 2-3 cents, as
stated by him, and potatoes are % cents
per barrel cheaper. On the other hand,
wheat has advanced from 53 and ca to 81
and ~, and corn from 3324 to 67 and 40
cents per bushel. 1t is presumed that Mr.
Camack and Senator Simmons desire such
action as will reduce the price of these
products, so that flour and meal will be
cheaper, but will not the farmers have
something to say? NJ V. BAILEY.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
1 { to 4 3.

Wofnen's Finest and Highest
Grade Walking Skirts made with the very
stylish slot seams blue, black and gray; readily
selling at s5.9s-sery special for this hour,
$3.9
At 47sc.-Yard-wide Unbleach-
ed Muslin, large lengths, always sold at &c.
At 2oc.-White A1l-sifk Taffeta-
line very desirable for waists and Innings;
regular SOC. value.
Evening star., 1902-09-11
z. W. Grove.

This name must appear evefy bog Of t.
esns1Ds LAXATIVE Broms -ouinine Tahlefa -
remedy that cure cold ia sns 1ay. . lceaeA.
nyz4-eh. .s&tu-k1s
Evening star., 1902-09-11
4 to s.

LOT OF MEMS DEPEND
ABLE QUALITY FANCY CASHMERE SUITS.
SELLING UP TO sI255-yERY SPECIAL FOR
THIS HOUR, S4.75.
LOT OF MEMS ODD
VESTS; From SUITS WHICH SOLD UP To
SD MOSTLY DARK CoLoRS-75c
AT 478C.-White Shaker Elan
mel; excellent quality
Women's Very Stylish and En-
finished with wide fare and rows of stitching
al bottom: gray, blue and black: 81 ~ ra.-
ularly- 81 -.
SPECIAL - White Waists
lawn: many superb effects in lace and .mt-,,if-
cry trimming and Inserting: tu-kS I'm clusters
aud all-oyer tuck styles: Waists with short
sieeNes ana low neck. three-qHarter Sleny.s aud
lawn. in all-over tuck STYLES: marked apd Ill
up to s4-ehoice this hour, $50.
Women's Sample Underwear.
tnelHding fne Gowns Drawers. skirts, CORSET
towers, &c., many hands imrly trmmcd-cho. &c,
Hgc.
White California Wool Blankets
liz size. coIored borders, sell at 81 pair
All-over Laces, SI.25 values
55c.
Mems Fleece-lined Ribbed Un-
derwear, Soc value -35c.. 8 for 81.
AT 3oc-Men's Neat |. AIT-
gator Tan and Black and Embroidered Velvet
Slippers, all sizes: soc.
Evening star., 1902-09-11

TomorroWs Magnetic Hour Sale PRICING.

s% @
Evening star., 1902-09-11
2 to 3.
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IMMENSE LOT OF RoYS' AND GIRLS,
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