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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-20
NTIl II WIS IIIITNTs
Near a whole city fuI
Home she had none.

II was Thomas Hood who said that fifty
years ago, and it vas Charles Dickens who
wrote Of poor 10, Rev. Mr.. Chadband's sub
ject for homilies; Dead, Right Reverends
and Wrong Revernds Of every order. and
dying thus around " every day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Opening of River View.

River View the,qpopular excursion resort
on the Potomac, will i1augurate its seven
tenth season as sWashington's pleasure
park Sunday next aand. Unless all signs fail.
large throng viii be on hand to take part
in the opening ofsthe resort. River View
in past seasons has always been an enjoy
able place, and this year 1t is to be made
more enjoyable than ever before. Since
the close ct the excursion season of 1902
many improvements have been made in the
resort, and all its amusements have been
enlarged and beautified. and the steamer
SamI J. Pentz, fresh from the hands Of
the painters and decorators. presents a
handsome appearance, and is new and fresh
looking as IL just from the builders hands.
The excursion season at River View opens
each year with q series of outings given
under the auspices of the different German
American singing and social clubs Of the
city. This season will be no exception to
the rule, and the outing Sunday will be I'M
der the auspices of the Hessen Darmstaed-
ter yerein, a leading German social order
OF Washington. The steamer Pentz will
make three round trips between this city
and River View, and II the crowd Is larger
than that expected. the managers of the
resort have other steamers they will use to
prevent crowding. At the resort the Little
River, the chute.s the island amusements
and all the other attractions of the resort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Rapid progress is being made upon the
construction of the new brick school house
for the Good Hope section, and Contractors
Butler & Osterman have the building as
high as grade already. Most of the bricks
for the building are being forwarded from
the local brick plant on Harrison street,
and the effect the material has when set
Is said to be revelation to the inspectors
having charge of the work.
Police Officer c. F. Osterman has secured
leave Of absence.
Messrs. Butler & Osterman have begun
the erection on Jefferson street. Anacostia.
of two modern cottages for Mrs. o. w.
Guerdrum OF Washington. The buildings
will contain six rooms each and will cost
s.. co.,
Charles B. Foote has under construction
a frame two-story dwelling at 7th and
Avalon streets, Congress Heights
Joseph Arendes has completed improve
ments to his house on Nichols avenue, Con-
gress Heights.
/. B. Ray Is constructing q store and resi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23

side of the street should be for an angle of
forty-five degrees this giving the house
on the opposite side of the street light in
all the windows and plenty of air. Owing
to the low houses generally the people Of
England did not have much trouble with
the high tenement as it ia found in New
York. Mr.. Meakin said. but in Scotland
this was 50. and the forty five degree
ordinance had been of great benefit there.
Mr.. Meakin urged his hearers to secure
legislation which would prevent the occur
renee In the better part of this country of
what had happened in Great Britain. The
people of the United States have the future
to look to and unmeasured space in which
to erect their buildings. while in England
they have only the past to regret This
legislation should be secured at the earliest
possible moment and prompt measures be
taken to prevent an evil which would form
blot on the fair name of the United
States.
Mr.. Meakin left for the south last night
directly after the lecture. He spent two
days here. riding over the city on a wheel
and examining all the conditions. He spoke
highly of Washington as city, but said
there were several places that should be
cleaned out. He will visit Mobile, Atlanta
the cotton factories Of the south, New Or
leans and will probably so to st. Louis
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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@2 M2 WOMEN'S s. AND Sc TRIM
VOe> ~ med Hats; many new and ex
tremely handsome patterns and effects:
also ready-to-wear hats; for this hour,
1898.
Roc PLAIN BLACK SILK GRENA-
~ dine; full "a inches wide; all
most desirable; not a large lot; 69c.
value.
Dr. SILK MOUSSELINE-
A4/2N blue. pink and lemon: 40
inches wide: sells always at 39c. yard.
1m- BLACK AND WHITE SHEP-
~ herd checks; full 40 inches wide;
39c. value everywhere.
OGDc ATWOOD BLACK HENRI
~ eta: full 80 inches wide; never
sold under soc. yd.; this hour, 29c.
Dr. SATIN TAFFETA RIB
aS/&S bons. in all colors; inches
wide; always sold at 25c. yard.
Ar WOMEN'S SILK RUFFS:
WV some black. some black and
mEC WOMEN's 81 AND $3.50 SILK
>OS RuffS; white and black, and all
black: to be closed out at 95c.
CT OS woMEN's s. TO $ SILK
~ s>O Rufus; fine quality and styl-
ish; various kinds: to close, $1.95.
S2 15wo MEMS FINE SILK
VOs " Rufus and Neckpieces: So to
so values; all very desirable.
nSc wOMEN'S FINE Isle
aOS Thread and Lace Gloves; all
colors. black and white; soc. value; 2
pairs for 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Naval Yachts as Training Vessels.

The United States naval yachts Siren,
Lieut.. Arthur Crenshaw, commanding, and
the Restless. Boatswain Winn. command
ing, came into port yesterday afternoon
and are at anchor at the forks of the
channel below the arsenal. These yachts
are the training vessels for landsmen and
have their headquarters at the Norfolk
station. Gun men, who ship in the navy.
are sent to these vessels from all parts of
the country, where they receive their pre-
Hminary training as sailors. They make
snort cruises on Chesapeake bay and on
the Atlantic coast. but seldom come up the
Potomac as far as this city. The yachts
will be In port tor several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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dOc FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE
Il ~ for hat trimming: violets, for
get-me-nots. poppies. etc; sell up to
49c. usually.
.3Z6c GOLD ART cREPEs; SUIT
OYSS able for draperies; sell at Sc
yard.
1OAc WHITE APPLIQUE Ia
nS/2S BILE Covers: sell at Soc
regularly.
90 2O WOMENS NEW PATENT
USeOS Leather Shoes and Oxfords;
up-to-da styles: finest grades; values
So and $3.50.
$500 s MINs u colt sKI M LACE 1s,
ity and very stylish; regular price, $3.50.
S1 Or WOMEN'S FINE WHITE
Shirt Waists: a sample lot;
all size SO; elegant new effects and pat
terms: positively worth S..
EC LARGE SIZE UNBLEACHED
w Turkish Towels; nicely fringed;
regular 10c. value.
.3Z9c WHITE SHAKER FLAN-
O1OS mel: soft and fine quality; &c.
value.
SIP OF WoMEN's BEAUTIFUL
~ 1917 Taffeta SILK Costumes. in
several colors and styles; regular price.
$50 and $40: for this hour only, $129S.
~ AU WOMEN'S NEW AND ELE-
W. CANT Peau de Sole and Taffeta
six waists, beautifully fashioned with
nne ciuny lace inserting and pin tucks;
PACK. white and evening shades; regu-
lar price. $I.9S; for this hour only. 50. 40.
&S O&W MEMS BEAUTIFUL,
WOo|O and extremely stylish taffeta
SILK Walking Skirts: some all black.
some black stitched with white; some
habit back, some box pleats some slot
seams; sell at $15. go
So OF WoMEN'S s49s BLUE AND
~So.O Black Cheviot Dress Skirts:
beautiful silk medallion trimmings; sur
prfsingly priced for this hour ait, s2eS. =
O1Lr BOYS MERRIMAC PER
>/%S Gale Waists: red and blue:
very substantially made; 25c always.
1Oc BOYS SUPERIOR WEARING
quality Knee Pants; fine for
school and every day wear
7O~ BOYS BLUE FLANNEL, SAIL
H>$ or Blouse Suits; soutache braid
trimming; $1.49 value.
IT. wOMEN's FANCY HOSIERY.
full regular made; from a sam
pie line; 39c. and Soc values
1Oc MEMS BALBRIGGAN IN
derwear; shirts and drawers:
all sizes; sold regularly at Soc
re MEMS B. v. d. PEPPERILI,
OOS Jean Drawers: sold always at
ooc.: to be closed out at 35c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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Sl.75 IN patent stfk eashef oS apd bax
ca calf; new spring styles; values, $3.50 to
OZhr GALATEA CLOTH. IN NEAT.
>YN& new stripe effects. excellent
quality; positively 15c. value.
AzA~ PLAIN COLORED LAWNS,
f4SN in light blue. green. red. navy.
orange cardinal, cadet and black; reg
ular price, 10c.
CO An WOMEN'S STYLISHLY
QAeTS tailored gray and black thibet
Walking Skirts: corded founces and
rows of tailor stitching; S3.9S value
CO mo COLORED AND BLACK
QOsYO Taffeta Silk Understands:
stylishly accordion pleated and ruff1ed;
$69S is the regular price.
SID Or woMEN's s19.9s SUITS.
y Ao>C including many of the
springs newest and most modish eff
fects; an unusually fortunate purchase:
this hour, $12.9S.
ONc BOYS FAUNT EROY
>/9S Blouse Waists: extra well
made; sell at sc.
en- OR BOYS FINE BLUE SERGE
y Il o>C Tailor Blouse Suits; silk braid
trimmings; silk embroidered shield; fine
quality; 81 value.
Roc BOYS KNEE PANTS; ALL
OSS wool and very serviceable; re-
inforced seat and knees: for this hour,
SOC.
Roc MEMS B. v. D. ELASTIC
wv seam Drawers: all sizes: regu-
lar 75c. value.
Or 300 MEMS SAMPLE SHIRTS:
AON neat effects: some with separate
cuffs; soc. and I5c. values.
Or MEMS WHITE UNLAUNDER-
AOS ed Shirts; some pleated bosom;
some open back and front: Anchor and
Garland brands; SOC. and 75c. values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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9GNc WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDER
wv wear, sold up to &c.; skirts.
gowns, corset covers, drawers, etc.;
choice this hour, 39c.
OGD/- BLEACHED SHEETS; DOU-
~ ble-bed size; hemmed and hand
torn; ready for use; sell at SOC.
Ezh~ FAMOUS ANDROSCOGGIN
OYSN Bleached Muslin; sells every
where at Sc. yard.
OAr INFANTS WHITE WOOL
AA/2S Flannel; the regular 19c.
value.
4 1N/~ o. UNBLEACHED SHEET
~ ing; soft quality; sold al
ways at 19c.
@1 go WoMEN's FINE QUAIL
never sold under 81.
S1 MEMS SATIN CALF LACE
%a Shoes: very serviceable and well
made.
60 OR BOYS FINE QUALITY AND
QAs>O very desirable Norfolk Suits;
tip-top style: dark mixed effects; $4.98
is the regular price.
Toe BOYS KNEE PANTS OF
AIN good and serviceable quality:
made from short lengths of fine trou-
Servings; this hour, only l9c.
S2 OR WOMENS FINE QUALITY
VOe1O and very stylish Walking
Skirts. made of excellent quality black
and gray thibet; close-fitting: tailor.
stitched bottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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I'm. BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SAL
~ lor Blouse Suits; nicely trimmed
with red and white soutache braid;
value, S1.49.
2Mc- BOYS BEST QUALITY COR
wv duroy Knee Pants; sell at CSC.
% 400 NEW SPRING STYLES IN
QAeTT Walking Skirts; unusually
good quality thibet cloth. gray and
black: corded f1ounce and stitched bot
tom; $3.9S is the regular. price.
ca Or WOMEN'S KING
spVs ~ Suits in the smart Norfolk
style; various colors; all most desirable:
value, $12.9S to So; for this hour only,
s69S.
CT m& WON NEW s3.49
- sYC Dress Skirts of Blue and
Black Cheviot: excellently tailored; for
this hour. s1.9S.
Omr- CHILDREN'S FINE WHITE
~ India LinOn Dresses: / to
years: we'll made and nice looking
Dor, CHILDRENS DAINT
French Bingham Dresses; to
years; this hour only. 29c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Washinetonians Attend Banquet.

Among the members of the Washington
stock exchange who accepted the Invitation
of the New York stock exchange to attend
the exercises yesterday In connection with
the opening of the new building were
Charles J. Bell. Charles p. Williams. Wal
ter Hieston. w. B. Hibbs. Richard A. john
son and Geo. c. BlOomer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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will be ready to give pleasure and music
lovers will have a treat In the concerts on
the steamer and grounds by the reorganized
River View orchestra.
Trips to the View will be made Sundays
only during May, the daily trips not be-
ginning until the last week in the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Nichols avenue. HiIlsdale..

dence on Nichols avenue Hillsdale
Rev. George Buclkler of Washington con-
Quoted a motion picture entertainment Mon
day night in Masonic Hail. Anacostia. un-
der the auspices of the Oneita Council, De-
gree of PocahOntas, of Anacostia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Verdict in Favor of Railway.

A verdict in favor of the City and Subur-
ban Railway of Washington has been rem
dered by jury in Circuit Court No in
connection with the proceedings at law in
stituted against that company by Sarah
Chunn to recover damages in the sum of
$4,000 for personal injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Beautifyine the Grounds.

The officers in charge of the naval pow
der magazine at Belleview. d. c.. on the
river between this city and Alexandria.
have greatly beautifed the grounds about
the station in the last week. The grounds
have been cleaned up, hedges and trees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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all the Industrial settlements of Germany,
Mr.. Meakin described an ideal city that
had been projected and toward which a
large sum of money has already been sub
scribed This city will be built around
series of parks, the parking in the center,
the shops in glass-cOvered booths along
the edge of the parks. the dwellings form
ing the next circle. with large parkings be-
tween them and about them. The factories
are placed outside of the circle of dwell
ings and the steam railroad runs outside
of this. forming a belt line about the city.
The country about the city Is to be bought
up and strict laws passed prohibiting the
erection of any buildings thereon except
those necessary to carry on the cultivation
of the land This will be an ideal city.
the lecturer stated and will afford a good
investment also. 1t is not necessary for
the people to live so near the factories In
which they work nowadays. Mr.. Meakin OBJ
served. The electric car and the telephone
have brought the factory and the home
closer morally than they ever were. al
though they might be physically several
miles away.
High Building Problem.
In closing his lecture Mr.. Meakin touched
upon the high building problem which had
been met in England by the passing of
ordinances known as the '45 degree law
This provided that q building should be so
constructed that line drawn from its roof
to the base OF The house on the opposite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
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Omc GENUINE BLACK TAFFETA
- ~ SILK; not taffetaline; all silk,
-Ss rich and lustrous; SOC value.
Z. Doc BLACK MORE ANTIQUE,
- ~ full "a inches wide; very desira
ess BILE quality; regular price. 75c. yard.
Z 1R~ WOOL A L B A T r o S %
Il ~ inches wide: Nile. light blue,
- pink, black; sells at 39c. yd.
s. Ec BLACK STORM SERGE; 40
Z ~ inches wide: excellent quality
black; 39c. value.
= Tic Wool GRANITE CLOTH
& cream and red grounds. with pretty
- contrasting stripes: sells at PC. yd.
r. &zho WHITE CRINOLINE FOR
(, WNSN skirt lining; 81 inches wide;
sells always at 121sc.
- 50 AOA VERY SPECIAL HOUR
g. pAeV> sale Offering of exquisite Silk
& Waists: are in all the seasons hand
80 soonest styles and in the finest qualities
&. of peau de sole and taffeta silk. Beau
6 tifully designed. with inserting of line
- cluny lace, front. back, collar and
& sleeves: strip panels and yoke effects
elaborately pin-tucked; black, white.
81 and all the pastel and evening shades;
<. regular price. $7.9S: remarkable offer
g ing for this hour at s2.49.
- @2 M& WOMEN'S NATTY AND
81 QOs>O Stylish Covert and Cheviot
& Coats for spring: black and tan; fine
silk serge lining: new rolling cuffs and
81 strapped seams; regular selling price is
& 1888. :-.----.--
- CO mo FINE GRADE BLUE AND
~ QAs>O Black Cheviot Dress Skirts;
( beautiful silk medallion trimming; very
chic and dressy: for this hour only,
30 s2.9S
$40 M Hssk TSi5at 1 Ms1fas sk aND
- corded founces and rows of tailor
81 stitching; 1898 value.
Sl40Bi,oo BOYS sgd EX XsrE dreas1 S 3whk
~ breasted Suits; size lines broken; mixed
s. effects; regular vail So, special for this
hour only, $l.49
30 >/2S nice looking Percale Waists;
( best Merrimac percale; blue and red
j. Wye Blue . cheviot Knee Pants;
Z can be worn for dress.
MdNc wOMEN's NEW SHAPE OK
es WV ford Ties; regular price. $1.2o.
81 CT Om wOMENs GUARANTEED
fine; 81 values.
- A6N~, MISSES PATENT LEATHER
81 wv lace shoes: spring heels; sizes
& 6 to 8; good wearing grade: 81 value.
= 73c e csat designs MA and saiers 1 ~
<. yards to buyer.
& DE- EXTRA HEAVY CHINA MAT
- checks and plaids; regular price BIC
Z 1ON/c WHITE APPLIQ L E
lAEN scarfs shams and center
- pieces; also ruffied Swiss scarfs; sell at
IS 35c e to a buyer.
Z 1EH/~ INGRAM CARPET REM
A0/1S nants; suitable for rugs;
81 sell regularly at 40c. ..'''
81 27k~ HEAVY STAIR OR RUN
ONSN ner oilcloth; neat patterns
~ and colors; sells at Sc. yard.
- Or WOMEN'S NICELY MADE
{. AOS drawers; fine lace edging; extra
good quality
RMc WOMENS 81 WRAPPERS IN
- O$@ the latest styles; lawns. per-
81 Gales, ETC.; all sizes; yoke. belt and
bretelles edged with embroidery; deep
~ knee fiounce: this hour only SOC.
- A6DC WOMEN'S WAISTS OF
L V>S white, black and colored lawns;
all sizes; have sold at 81: slightly muss-
- ed by handling; 49c. for choice this
K hour.
0mc c H IL D r NJ SAILOR
~ C>N blouse dresses; all colors; large
- white and match color collars; all
- sizes ." a.
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trimmed and to protect the trees from in
Sects their trunks have been given a coat
of lime. From the river the magazine
grounds make most pleasing picture and
attract much attention from the passengers
on the passing steamers.
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S2.08yEK.y DR. EssY AND
~Se> ~ smarts Walking Skirts; gray
and blue mixtures and black: prettily
trimmed with pSarl buttons and strap
effects; for this hour only, sos.
81 O2 BOYS; cN9RF'o DIX SUITS. IN.
~ natty1 and stylish materials:
at $2ss; this hour, sl.9S.,r
S4.08hIoonrr- Pants or re s,',;s q MEMS = e
years: and 2 Of a kind. from best sell.
ing lines; dark and stylish mixed er-
fects; sold up to $3.50.
76Dr BOYS BLUE FLANNEL. SAIL
or Blouse Suits: nicely trimmed
with red and white soutache braid; ex-
ira special for this hour. 79c.
S1 or BOYS FINE QUALITY 81
Blue Serge Sailor Suits; SPLEEN
did-wearing grade; silk-embroidered
shield: collar trimmed with rows of silk
soutache braid: this hour only, $198.
OH/C BOYS BLOUSE WAISTS OF
>/2N serviceable quality champray.
fancy piques, ETC.; never sold under
25c.
Roc BOYS BEST QUALITY COR
wv duroy Knee Pants; always sold
2Mc BOYS ALL-wOOL KNEE
wv Pants; made Of excellent quail
ity materials: reinforced seat and knees
this hour. SOC.
Or INFANTS LONG SLIPS;
~ well made and daintily trim
med.
2Or WOMENs LONG KIMONAs
wv and Negliges. in pretty Per-
sian effects; excellent quality lawns;
sell at $50. ~,
1ONC GOOD QUALITY CAPITOL
AA1N Window Shades; all col
ors. with fixtures complete.
zH/~ GOOD QUALITY 81 TABLE
1/2@ Oil Cloth; remnants; this
hour, TIC.
1870 n neat patterns rm G ana attra aS
tive colors; sells at Acc yard.
RH/~ HEAVY CHINA MAT
lOZ1N tings; the seamless kind:
neat check effects; sell at 25c. yard.
An. WHITE RUFFLED SWISS
AtyS Curtains; full length and width;
sell at CSC pair
en- .OdD MISSES PATENT LEATH-
NY er Cloth top Button Shoes;
excellent quality; sell at 81 regularly.
<7c MISSES AND CHILDREN's
VIC patent leather and kid Slippers:
new and stylish shapes; sell up to $1.25.
AMc CHILDREN'S FINE QUALITY
f>N Shoes; size lines somewhat
broken; sold at 81.
nOHc SATIN FOuLARD SILKS.
GA/2S in light grounds, with neat
figures; limited lot; regular SOC. value.
o. ALL-sILK TAFFETA: LIGHT
ZOC blue and white; a mills sample
line; the usual Doc Quality.
GOr wOMES's AND .CHILDRENs
wv Body Hats. IL ,fne Tuscan with
bell crown; elsgant5 - quality; regular
price, $1.69.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23

The grave diggers of Montreal are on
strike for an increase Of Is cents day in
wages
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0~ WOMEN'S BLACK LACE LISLE
~ Hosiery; the quality sold regularly
at 25c. pair.
7ILc WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED
~ Vests: low neck: no sleeves;
tapped armholes; 12hc. value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
To Cure q Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets. An dsunp
efsts refund the money II 1t fails 20 cure. \ VI.
Groves signature u on each bog. Ne.
se8Otu thks-1Got
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Il u W. Il 20
SOevS walking or Pedestrlenne
Suits in the Norfolk style; gray. brown
and dark mixed effects; very dressy and
stylish patterns; regular price. $1o.
SID OF woMENs VERY SMART
W uSs>O and Fashionable Dress
Suits: made of fine grade. ali-wool eta
mines and Lymansville cheviots: the
smart triple cape styles with full blouse:
position back: pouch sleeves: fancy
crochet buttons; colOrs are blue and
black: regular value, $685. for this
hour only, $12.9S.
G:3 OF NEW AND STYLISH ETA;
quality and very desirable; regular
price s5.9S: this hour choice. 1898.
"a Or wOMEN's FINELY TAI
Vue> ~ lored and Superior Quality
Dress Skirts: corded effects: a very
special offering for this hour at $4.ys;
regular price. $6.9S.
CO M2 WOMEN S SMART AND Elk
QOeyO tremely rich Pedestrienne
Skirts. made of finest taffeta silk; some
all black, some black stitched with
white; some have habit back effect;
some have box pleats; some have the
slot seams: all extremely stylish and
made to sell at SIS; extra special for
this hour, only $685.
S1498ao s sA%p p1ea,j hoT &, of 1 Mes 'F
Dress Skirts; beautifully made of best
quality peau de sole and taffeta silk:
deliberately fashioned with lace medel-
lions and silk braid: some trimmed with
taffeta silk bands; made over drop
skirts with silk dust ruffies: the newest
and most stylish demitrain effects: these
magnificent dress skirts were made by
the leading makers of women's fine gar
ments; special at $149S for choice
S2 0& BEAUTIFUL r A FF IA
sVOe1 ~ Silk Underskirts. in all the
desirable colors and black; handsomely
made with accordion pleating and ruff
fees; $69S value.
SNO M& LOT OF EXQUISITE TAT
" 1917 feta Silk Costumes; finest
and softest silk: made over drop skirt;
black. blue and green; beautiful styles
and patterns: a superb and stylish cos
tune; value. $35 and $40.
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Vs. CREAM CURTAIN scR1M;
AIOS neat designs: sells at &c. yd.
11Mr SEAMLESS CHINA MAT
H/AS tings: new and attractive
designs and colors; 15c. yard is the reg
ular price.
or wOMEN'S NEW AND LATEST
~ Shape oxford Ties; sell usually
at $1.25; this hour, &c.
81 30 woMEN's NEW SPRING
~ neOS styles in Lace and Button
Shoes: Cuban heels; $50 is the regular
price.
SzbC SATIN-FINISH BED TICK
OYSN ing; fancy stripes; never sold
under 121sc.
Or UNBLEACHED READY-MADE
SOS Sheets; hemmed and hand-torn;
54x9O; 39c. value.
AZ@C READY-MADE BLEACHED
'zOS Pillow Cases: sell always at
Doc woMEN's GOOD QUALITY
Washable Understands; sell at
SOC.
II WOMEN'S BLACK HOSIERY:
~ red. white and purple polka dots;
sold regularly at 15c. pair.
DE- INFANTS FAST BLACK HOSE;
~ all sizes: the regular 12hc. value.
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