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The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
SAVED BY THE TRUTH.
Why Joe" jefferson Did Not Dis
charge Tipping Servant.


charge Tipping Servant.
Joseph Jefferson once had in his
employ a plausible sort of man half
valet. half factotum grossly incompe-
tent and unsatisfactory, whom lie de-
sired to get rid of. 1t was certainty
the man drank Wine from the Gel
lar would disappear mysteriously and
the supply in the decanters would
disappear gradually but there never
was any ocular proof that the servant
was responsible.
And, said jefferson, in telling the
story TO a friend. there was.
What could l do? However" he con
tinued. "one day as | was sitting in
my library. who should | see but VIII
liam reeling up the walk, drunk as o
lord My opportunity had come after
many years. waited for him. ]
would tell him how drunk he was
| He would deny it, of course. He
would Insist he was sober. But !
should have the calm consciousness
of right on my side. and my excuse
for sending him away would be suffi
cient. So when William approached
l gazed at him with all the severity
l could summon. and said:
William you arc drunk
He returned my look with per
feet imperturbability Mr.. Jefferson,
he said, I am more than that am
very drunk. sir
And" continued Mr.. Jefferson
will you tell me what could do? He
took the wind out of my sails. He
proved himself perfectly truthful
man"
And you finally got rid of him?'
asked the man to whom the story
was told. Just then some one came
In to light the lamps and the come
dian looked at him quizzingly No.
he answered with a smile. that was
William who just came in. | couldni
discharge a man for telling the truth
could IT,
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
Siberian Rivers.

Exploration of the Yenisci and ODE
rivers of Siberia, which empty into the
Antarctic ocean near Nova Zembia,
has shown them to be navigable to
ocean steamers for a distance of near
ly 900 miles
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
Shelters for consumptlves.

The Belfast city corporation has de.
cided to place shelters for consump
tives in one of the public parks. Pro
test meetings are being held.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
Set Fire to Naphtha Wells.

The recent fires OF naphtha wells at
Baku in the Caucasus. are said to be
due to malevolence. the result of the
action taken by the Russian authori-
ties against Armenian church prop.
erty
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
Railroad Stocks and Bonds.

Roughly our railroad systems are
capitalized at $4,000 900, 600, divided
half and half between stocks and
bonds. A little over half the stocks
pay dividends.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29
The Need of Food.

A man needs l 500 pounds weight of
food in year, a woman 200 pounds
and a chill of six about 500 pounds
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29

Mrs. A. E. Strayer. mother of Mrs.
A. II. Sampliner, will leave tomorrow
night accompanied by her son Cal for
Denver. The latter returns to
Boulder where he is a student.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29

There were quite a large number of
farmers in the city today attending
the big horse sale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-04

En- Lugo, un calvo, siempre que sails,
una hermosa peluca SO ponfa;
en- cambio tanto peIo tiene Alberto
que va continuamente descubiert0.
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La San Juan
Transit 60.
Sc BURLA DEL PUBLIcO
NAL SERVIClO De Los EMP LEA-
DOS
Las autoridades deben inter-
Venir

No pasa dia en- que no nos yea
mos en- la necesidad de registrar una
incorrecci6n en- 81 seryicio de los CO.
rros el6ctricos,
No puede ser un serYicio peor
Parece que los que estan al frente
de dicha cOmpaflia carecen de compe-
tencia, y decimos este, porque ellos
son los uamados corregir cualquiera
defciencia que ocurra.
Anoche sc registraron varios casos
que pudieron terminar de manera tra-
gica.
En- la cuarta parada de Puerta de
TERRA, una mujer trat6 de apearse,
pero Ell conductor sin fiiarse en- q. dicha
pasagera no habla bajado, di6 la sefial
de marcha, cayendo dicha muier Y
prodTci6Rdose algunas contusiones.
Mas tarde, al dirigirse otro CARO- al
desvfo del SParques en- vez de parar
en- un sitio adecuado. ell motorista 10
verified al lado de unos trabaios
de acometidas al acueducto frente al
Auxilio Mutuo. VariOs caballeros que
ignoraban ell estado de aquel trozo de
carretera, SO dirigieron tomar ell CO.
che, como faltara TERRA cayeron en-
una profunda zanja.
Como ver6n nuestros Iectores, todas
nuestras quejas son hechos concretos,
q. demuestran de modo eyidente q. nj
la <San Juan Transit Co.A nj sus em-
pleadc3 respetan al p1blico.
va es tempo de que las autoridades
interYeDgan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-04
PerO sque Mongoese es ese2
Isl honlbrel
tina rnHA ASEuA Y ToNrAA

So crefa antiguamente, que nns
medicina era benefica en- proportion
ID rspngnante de su sabor olor;
pero va sahemos Que tai idea era
un disparate. No hay Ringuna ra-
z0n p0r la eua Ia medicsna deba
ofender & los seutidos mas que los
alimentoa, pof 10 Inismo, un0 de
los tTiunfos mas grandes que ha al
nanzado Ia qufnlica en- los 1ltimos
aiAos, consisto en- 10 que SO puede
lamar la redeuci6ss del aceite de
hfgado de bacaIa0s Todo Ell mund0
sabe cnan asqnerOs0 es ell Bab0r
olor dc esta droga en- su estado ma
tural, y no es de extranarse que la
mey0rsa de IL gente declare QUO
prefere snfrir la enfermedad s TO.
mar el sceite de hfgado de baeaIao.
Al pesar de todo 10 que se olga an
c0ntraFio, las amnlsionea son entera-
menta tan repugnantea como el o.
ceite puro. Alaora biens 60 ma de
las leyea de la naturaleza, Gus nm
remedio que es gnante af OIfato
= al paladar, quo tambien reyuel-
We eI est6nago. no pnsde producer
buencs reauItados, pues ei organis-
mo go reheIa an Ru contra & rri-
Cos pida deahaceFse dc el. 81 mfla-
gro apekacid0 ae encuentra ID la
PREPARATION De NAaap0l.E
On la euaI tanemOa Ia parta valiosa
del aceike, sin los deInka elementos.
Este moderno eiicax xenedIo es
tan sabr0s0 como Is miel = conbieDe
los princIpl0a nntFitIvos curakSYos
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Yea ESQ el ST AIcaIde.

En- otro lugar de este diario, nos
ocupamos de las deficiencies del servi-
clio de los carros electricos.
Pero debemos hacer constar tambien
que ell rematista de las obras que Sc
estan hacienda en- la Gale que conduce
al pParqueS tiene responsibilities
Las ordenanzas municipales, dispo-
nen de manera terminate, que cuando
Sc hacen obras en- la via p1blica, Sc
ponga un farol rojo, que indique al
p6blico ell peligro que existe.
En- las obras dichas, no Sc ha puesto
ell farol reglamentario.
Deben exigirse responsibilities al
rematista.
Yea ESQ ell Sr Alcalde.
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una Fae ussss ealurosa es1aba Yo
sentado eI hasA en- nj eaxt0.
me eoniendo uaIIetss.
onando sans a uf0nfo un rnfdo nuy
paEeeld0 IL aap haze una rata que
cousbrn e IA
kstA Rnf6s0 harn6 mi atenci6n, u
volyl les o5os haeia 81 sitiO en donde
Sc pr0dnei
Tn animal del tarnafIo de una ardi-
ha. nalav parecido en el color. estaba
ALI, 8 tres s cuatIso pasos de mi hanaca
L.e tire nn paaazo de galleta. 81 cuaI
colalo ri naEaear CON mHcho placer.
Nolgl a arrO3arle algunOa ledazos
mas, hasta que llegando i'm amigo rEyfo,
a Eai hahifacI6ns con sns pasos anyent6
al animal.
a dis sig0Iente volYi6 presentarse
lego ( adnnirir tanta confanza. que
So suhla { mi hsmaea v permitIa que
10 le acariciksa.
Tempo despu6a me enferrn6, d6ndo-
me u1R febre Tnny fueFte, 10 cual me
debil ilitD gauela0
Estando medic adormecido fuf des-
pertado por AZ rufdo denasiado fuer-
$, $, s's.'sss 8 s. $500 por e suelo
=. s's,s s. sss's
S'naa no seE1a aaa soEpsesa q encon-
'sEsr aauy ceEea 0e Ani CANA en acsl-
sng hosaals una serplente, de cuya NOR
ue1uEas p5r seS gan Venen0Sas no esca-
pa Al ms sola &c sus yictimas.
rate oe Rr1tar, leVantarrne = no
pude, sIan deDll eatabai
Aun no nADlA sall1o ae mi sorpresa
y1 q error % napaa epouerado de
IL, - a.aAg yo2 8 " lAtga mn ara1sls Ia
sysrAs aaa2aLaOse sopEe - cuieDra,
apalcole 20 IuerGe mOrdlsc0 muy cerea
az IN caoeza
ia serpieE,ae Sc revolvia y trataba
5de aicanzaraas peEo en- vano; pues
iIliensras g mas consorslones hacIa la Gu
va~;ss,s .,,,,i, s..' = 90 = s1sssu 70 ~ ~
re promo ueapnes de Var1os nal-
nusos s y ne auclas ceanao va z n seTplen-
g - IaaaapAn aas 1qerzass lntento tre-
sAss saas - - - ullA aei ssle0OtF'z,
saIlau0 1ls''as Z saAh nttLletO ue tazas
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AmparItO Gg8rIgrO ! Bravo.

Luctuos0. por dennSs, ha sido para
Vega Baja eI dfa de Octubre.
FL angel de Is muerte parece dua he
cernidO sus neQras alas sObre nuestru
infortunad0 pueblo, lIenando de dolo-
rosa tristeza el cOraz6n de nueatroa
cOnvecinOs.
Amparit0 Guerrero " Bravo, ma
de las flores mas bellas y mas simp1ti:
cas- de nuestra sociedad ha cerrado
sus olos para no VoIyer abrirIos mas
que en- las regiones de Ia eterna Iuz.
all1, dOnde Ell aroma de los astros per
fuma constantemente Ia vida de los
seres que en aquel et&reO Iugar lleQan.
enYuelt0s entr8 81 sublime manto de
la virtud, " dc la inocencia.
Muri6, como mueren las tiernas 10
res, arrebatadas p0r oil furioso hura-
can que todO 10 barre; mufi6, como
mneren las hermoaas niananas de Ia
primayera ante Ell silencioso crep1seu-
10 dc Ia tarde que 81 ir ayanzando des-
hace en- sombras de tristeza los taltimos
rayos del sol ponieute.
Bai6 g la turnba como eI ser ideal d
divine que trata da 0oultar Hn ella III
belleza de sus atractivos, como Ii Ia
TERRA no fuese basbante diQna para
aspirar ell puro ambiente de sus Yiirtu-
des de angel
Sus morales restos fuerOn conduci-
dos q su Ultima norada en- honnbros de-
sus amigos que tantO Ia admiraron. en-
su suntuosa y artiscR GAIA, bella v ele-
gante, como eleoante " bella era en-
vida la que hoy duerTne entire Eas coro-
mas y las flores que sus apasionadas
anigas, como demonstration de carifso.
depositaron sobre aauel perfumado f6-
retro que iba & separarIas de ella para
siempre.
Numeroso era el s6quito Que Ia
acompahaba, silencios0 y triste. por-
cue cada uno de SOS concurrentes Ile-
vaba grabado en- su coraz6n Ell hondo
pesar que aquells irreparabIe perdida
producfa.
Guatro esbeItas y virtuosas nifias
Maria Suro, Angelina Perez, ANNA
ritO Noble y Ayelina Font, bIancas en-
sus vestiduras como en- Ia pureza lie
sus almaa llevaban las cintas uue per-
dian de aqnel f6retr0, inn6Qen del do
lor y el sentimiento.
Una comisi6n de veinte sefioritas.
t0das bellas y 6oaas Vestidas de blanco.
en- otras 0easiones rfsuefIas Y hoy con
sus bellies CLOS ID gnados as lksvri-
mas acofnp npaFiaba a1nel f6netro. lle-
vand0 en sus man0a Hna herInoalsfgssa
corona art1stica de- hores naeuraIes.
a su paso por las calles de III po5Ha-
ci6n en- donde se agl0meraban las gen-
teg para dar Ell tlItirao aeIios 6 Ia finada.
pronuneiAEonse varias 0raciOnea fxne-
bres. La sentimental Paca Sandin,
con su voz armoniosa y ciara nos de-
mostr6 10 que ella yale para III orato-
ria; " In ideal simp6tica Paea San
tana, recit6 nm sankido recuerdo tribu-
tadO In memoirs da la que VA no exis-
te; ambas sefiorItaa askuvieron inirraila-
bles. no solo por ii dulzura de SD ex-
preston sin6 por 81 sentimiento de
Verdad quc las embarqaba.
Tambi6n 81 St Herminio Marchassi
lego una briIIAnte mani festaei6n de
duel0; " al ilegar 4 Iii Metropolis 81
Sr Miguel Rodriguez Sierra cerr6 el
actO con broche he ora, coma eI solo
aabe hacerlo, con una santida nantes
taci6n que dej6 eonnOvico mss de 10
que estaba 81 ammo de los cOneurren-
les.
Paz sus restos y c0nsueIo para sus
desolados padres.
Federico Eoat Cayqsvas
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ExTRAvAGANCIAS

I'm hombre muy glot6n, ALA zen Jerez,
de una sentada sc oomi6 una res:
= en- Bayona una yez un seffof eurs,
trag6se siete arrobas de asadura.
Esto prueba q. bay gente muy gIotona
10 moallaen Jerez queall6e en- Bayona
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san Juan Puerto Rico. Sepseuntra
q, da 1sQ.
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drAtieo en- mlniatura Pero es 10 cier-
TO. que tenIa una Vocaci6n decidida
por trasmitir, 10 que habfa IIegado &
dorninar. Asf es como comprendo 20
ahora, que aqnel muchacho habia ma
cido para egssea0r, terminRndO por
convertirse en- an ednc8cio ionista de
profession. No Ia inpenf6 el. Ca ma
turaleza 10 constituy6 para ESQ, v tuvo
el talentO necesario para eonocerse a
81 mismo, v segnir el impulse de 81
natural inclinaci6n ESQ Is todo.
Cuando nos sopranos; Ihace va tan-
tos amos de estot no volvimos & vernos
mas.
Conocfa algo de sus obras. OF ha-
blar mueho de sus excursiones por
Chile y los Estados Unidos Des-
pues mazda.
Que lego e Puerto Rico; que trat6
de levantar el espfritu de sHs paiaanoa,
en- busca de un oasis aeior. ESQ as 10
mas reciente 1ue sufri6 porque nuas-
tro pueblo est6 todavfa Tnuy en- man
tillas. u & su juicio. no saba compren-
derles v por 1ltimo que eOncIuy6 por
c0nvencerce de que, como Bolivar, ha-
bfa arad0 en- eli mar.
% tenR0 la penas de no haber p0dI-
do esiFechar sn mano. cuand0 estuvo
en- Puerto Rico, como quien dice aver
En- cambio puedo haeerlo con listed
mi buen amigo: s quien deseo muchas
prosperidades 3 que sea tan feliz, co.
mo es pOsible serlo Ed esta baia TERRA
grano dc milo, en- 81 concerto uni-
versal
Sfrvase saIudar & t0da su apreciabIe
farnilia, poni6ndona I0s pies de sd
buena nana. de quien IS. por III prensa
de este pals. asle se halla enYuaika en IS
laboriOsa tarea de dar carrera dos de
los pequehos hernanos de usted. ST
nn clio puedo ayudarles 20, oc6pensna
SIN paciiars crao nn deber de toe0 horn-
bra honrRdo el pronen1er Il "a eiuca
ci6n lie Bus serne1 anteas " 81 sa trata da
nIEToa, como aueede en N preaanta -
"a, t0das mis- sinapalas estsfn 81 lallo
ds tan civilixado1 ideal
Cuente con mi aDreeio mi afecto
EInce10s
os stQnsa ,9assb6a.
san Juan Puerto Rieo, sspislnbre
q, da 1909
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La hygiene es Ia SaIud
Industrias puertorriqueTias
"PEQUENA ANTILLA" y polo NoRTE"


"PEQUENA ANTILLA" y polo NoRTE"
FabI,aas do bsbidas earh0nstadas. TstuaR rs,
SAN JUAN
USAEfOS: Filtro PASTEUR.
Extractos de frutas.
Az6car granulada.
Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo.
Estes aparatos producer el gas car
b6nico QaS5Do6cGnae'ate puqo.
Nuestros envases son lavados Y en-
juagados & m&quina, y todas son movi-
das por fuerza el6ctrica.
Como VSstG bIce .fS, rogamos una VIZ
sita nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas v procedimientos.
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, Ear
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado. asf como sifones,
domicilio.
Para Ia SsLG: Los mismos produc-
tos, & precios moderados, en- barriles.
Telefono no. 81.
II. Rodrsgwez. (farmaceutico)
a. RlUero (ingeniero industriaD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-04
Bernardo Huiey

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludar &
este distinguido caballero, alcalde de
Arecibo.
Cambiamos impresiones acerca de Is
administration de dicha eiudad real
mente pocos pueblos So encuentran on
la condolences de aQuel.
El senior Huicy estuvo antier con al.
senior Comisionado en- Rio Piedras con.
objeto de inspeceionar aIgunos terre-
nos para establecer Ia uniyersidad de
Puerto Rico.
Saludamos 81 distinguido amigo y Ie
deseamos Ell mejor resultado en- sus
gestiones.
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Gloria es rica, hermosa, bella, honrada;
Ramona es fea y pobre y desgraciada.

Una obesa Sc esfuerza en- rebajar
y un fiaco Sc ha empenado en- engordar:
y despu6s de lnchar con lnucho ahinco,
ganando ella diez kilos, perdi6 I'll cinco.
Con tanta anomaIia,
ses possible en- el mundo aalegria2
z. Lopes Sancdes.
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The Art Department.

Lots of new and pretty things just in. Some very sheer linen at 2.5o a yard, just the thing for making shirt waists, and we stamp it so that you may embroider it, and have at a small cost, a waist that will be worth I2.oo or I5.oo when made up.
 Easter Center pieces and scarfs in Cluny lace.
 Center pieces from 3.25 to I2.5o.
 Scarfs from o.5o up.
 Doilies, 35c to I.25.
 Arabian Lace Dresser, Scarfs and Center pieces, with Linen Centers, beautiful de- signs, prices 500 and 400.
 Linen Scarfs and Tray Cloths hemstitched and drawn work, scarfs I9x54, o5c.
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teed, value $1.50, at e5c.
 27-inch Black Peau de Soie, value $175, at 1.25.
 20-inch Black Peau de Sole, guar anteed, value $125, at s3c.
 1S-inch Black Peau de Soie, worth 85c, at 69c.
 SPECIAL WHITE SILKS.
 This a collection of solid white and cream silks, In Jacquard weaves, Madras, Louisine, Foul ards, Taffeta, Mummie, Cords, Satin Liberties, Moire Velour, Moire Taffeta, Armcres, London Cords, values up to $1.25, at 75c. SOME FEATURES OF THE SALE. Blue and White Foulard, value 59c.
 Black and White Foulard, value 59c.
 White Habutai Wash Silk, 27- inch, value 59c.
 27-inch guaranteed Black Taf- feta, 75c.
 27-inch Black Taffeta, 53c.
 27-inch guaranteed Black Peau de Soie, 1.25.
 22-inch guaranteed Black Peau de Soie, &C.,.
 32-inch Natural Habutai White Wash Silk, 32c.
 36-inch Natural Habutai White Wash Silk, soc.
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$: 1;;; LOVEMAN s ST; !;;: ;;;t:. Of the Ohio" Or the Ohio. JOSEPH @ LOEB. The Active Selling in Wash
 Goods.

Last week we told of a number of the most popular wash goods; popular not so much so because of the cheapness -altho we do not know of any wash goods so cheap in price as these--but rather because of their exquisite beauty. Take for in stance:
 The Finish Batiste, is very sheer and soft, in all colors, and number of differ ent styles in light and dark, easily worth 25c, marked at I2 I-2c
 The white dotted Swisses are soc mate rials, yet they are marked at 3oc.
 The white wash Chiffon, extra wide, is such quality that you usually pay 3oc for, but it is marked at 2oc.
 The white brocaded Madras in floral designs and stripes, is a material that every smart dresser is buying for shirt waists. Most stores ask half dollar a yard; it's here at 20c.
 The best imitation of China Silk, soft finished null, in all colors besides navy and black, B inches wide, marked 35c.
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TABLE l-3ec. 19-inch Solid Colored Taffeta, value 75c.
 19-inch Solid Colored Taffeta Louisine, value 75c. 19.inch Shepherd Check Japan ese Taffeta, value 75c. Black Taffeta, value 59c. Natural Pongee, value 59c.
 TABLE ll-32c. Colored Wash Cords, 32c. 23-inch Natural (white) Habutai, or Wash Silk, regular soc value, 32c.
 Navy and Black Ground Foul lards, with velvet dots, white Habutia dots.
 TABLE V-5c. Natural Pongee, value 75c and S9c.
 Natural Habutai, white, 23-27- inch, value 75c and soc. Persian Foulard, "A inches wide, value 69c.
 Navy Foulard, with dots, conven- tional design, value 89c. White Ground Foulard, with dots In black, value soc. Last years S9c and $1.00 Fou- lards.
 TABLE VI-5ec. 24-inch Natural Pongee. Scheur, Loth & Cie., French Foul lards, value 75c.
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row ruffle of lawn, deep hem around bottom, full long and good width. Special 7se
 INFANT SLIP of Nainsook, good quality, well made, pointed yoke of fine tucks running across front, embroidery insertion, yoke back tucked in clusters, neck and sleeves finished with narrow ruff f1e of lawn, hemstitched, deep hem, full long and good width. Spe- oial 79o
 INFANT SLIP of Nainsook, good quality, well made, round yoke of lace and embroidery in- sertion, cluster tucks, yoke back. ruffles around yoke, hemstitched with lace edge, neck and sleeves finished with lawn rufe, hem stitched, deep hem, full long and good width. Special 100
 INFANT SLIP of French Main sock, good quality, we'll made, square yoke of fine tucks and fine quality embroidery, yoke back tucked, cuff on sleeve, tucked neck and sleeve, finished with narrow ruffle of lawn, hemstitched, full long, good width, deep hem. Special. 1.25
 INFANT SLIP of French Main sock, good quality, well made, roun yoke of fine tuck lace inser- tion and hemstltched bands, ruffle around yoke hemstitched and edged with lace, yoke back tucked neck and sleeves finished with hemstitched band and ruffle Of narrow lace, hemstitched bot tom, full long and good width. Special, 1.38
 INFANT SLIP of French Main sock, good quality, well made, round yoke of fine tucks, ruffle of noise embroidery around same, yoke back trimmed, neck and sleeves finished with ruffle of alwn, femstitched, bottom tucked and ruffle of embroidery, full long and good width. Special 1.50
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Solid Moire, black and colored.' Plaids, Scotch effects.
 Shepherd Check and Plaid Shirt Waist Suit silk.
 Hair line check and plaid Shirt Waist Suit, silk. This table contains the seasons bes sellers, values from 75c to $1.00.
 TABLE VlI-75c. Re-dyed Black Jacquard and Satin Liberties, worth SIPS and $150.
 Plaid Silk in Scotch effects, for petticoats, all of our regular 85c Glace Taffeta.
 $125 and $1,50 fancy Shirt Waist Silks.
 Glace Peau de Cyme, value $1.25. $t00 Foulard, navy and black ground, with white spots. 27-inch India Pongee, natural color, value $1.00.
 s1.25 and $1.50 costume silks. s125 and $1.50 Faille Francis, solid color, value $1.50.
 SIPS and $1.50 Faille Angels, solid colors, value $1.50
 $1.25 and $1.50 Moire Silk.
 SPECIAL BLACK SILKS. 27-inch Black Taffeta, value 75c, at 53e.
 27-inch Black Taffeta, guaran- teed, value $1.00, at 75c.
 36-inch Black Taffeta, guaran-
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'IYCEUM" is a very popular shape turban of this season, comes in all the leading colors, trimmed with velvet ribbon, steel buckle and three rows of velvet piping on the top. One of the most service able hats for street wear, 1.75;. worth $2.25.
 MARVEL" Is one of the latest styles of ready-to-wear hats, to be worn with pompadour, large scoop front and narrow back, trim med with various colors of foulard and straw straps; at 2.5o each; worth $3.00
 "BELLCOURT" is a dropping sailor, draped with imitation crepe de chine, with streamers in the back and velvet band, at 1.75; worth $2.25.
 MAUD" Is a rough straw rolling brim sailor, with various colored drapery around the crown, steel buckle and quill. An excellent, low-price, ready-to-wear hat, at 89c; worth SIPS.
 'LENORA" is a rolling brim Tuscan sailor, made of nice qual- ity braid, with white duck draping and straw buckle, very service able at, 1.5o; worth $2.50.
 In our children's trimmed hats fol girls from to 8 years we show a gooc line of Panamas, Milan and Senate Straws, in the various colors, trimmed with silk or velvet, with streamers hanging down the back.
 ''ELBERON" is a round crown Panama child's sailor, with rolling brim trimmed with velvet ribbon and two long streamers. A very soft, comfortable hat for girls about 6 years old, at 1.75; worth $225.
 "CHIPPY" is a bell crown Tus- can child's fiat in the natural color, also navy and cardinal, trimmed with wide bands and streamers, at 1.25; worth $1.75.
 'IENOX" is large Tuscan fiat,