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The Washington times., 1903-02-11
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PLAYS WITH MUCH SKILL

music. So it is that this program
brief. attractive. and pure in quality
seems. in view OF the purposes of this
orchestra. almost perfect
The execution OF the afternoon was
easily the best the orchestra has ever
accomplished. The strings. particularly.
played with unity and skill which gave
the greatest pleasure. There was i'm
provement everywhere. Yet the most
pronounced weakness Of this organiza-
tion, its horns, blared itself on the no
tice Of everyone on the one occasion when
those instruments were much in evil
dence. This is unfortunate. but II must
be endured. and patrons of the band WI
serve it best If they pass over such oc-
currences with Indulgence.
Nine. FRITZ Schen displayed an at
tractive personality and a fine voice.
The latter has been so carefully trained
that much OF its native color and
warmth have been supplanted by ar
tihciality. Her offerings gave no oppor-
tunity, however. for fair estimate Of
her talents. and her Washington debut
was thus made almost proftIess.
AS though to confirm the evidence OF
growing support IndnIlesL tnrOuBhOuL 1he
theater yesterday. E F. Droop. the
treasurer Of the orchestra. received from
Mr.. De Koeen a letter written by a resi-
dent OF Boston who spends her winters
in Washington. The writer. lady. ex-
planned that she had not been able TO
obtain a subscription seat for the con-
certs and therefore sent a check for the
cost OF her subscription seat at the con-
certs Of the Boston Symphony-$50- At
the outset OF such a concert this was
only an incident, but It must have
frightened the view for everyone who
heard OF It A. D. A.
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The White House.

Mrs. Roosevelt will go to Philadelphia
Tuesday next, to attend the grand opera
She will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Brock. who will entertain at
supper in her honor after the opera.
Miss Roosevelt and Miss Root. who
viii attend the Mardi Gras, are expect
cd in New Orleans on Tuesday. February
i. They will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John A. McIlhenny, OF Avery Island.
Mr.. McHhenny has taken the house
Of James T. hayden in Louisiana Ave-
nue. for the carnival season. After the
carnival. Mr.. and Mrs McIlhenny anG
their guests will go to the McIlhenny
home on Avery Island, where they viii
pass the better part of the week
While they are in New Orleans. Miss
Roosevelt and Miss Root will attend. on
Tuesday, February Il, the ball Of At
lanteans; on Wednesday. February IS
Mrs Norvin T. Harris will give a
luncheon In their honor, and Mrs. Nc
Ilhenny will give dinner for them:
the Misses Miles will give a luncheon
in their honor Thursday. February 10. in
the evening they viii attend the ball of
Momus; Friday, February 20. a luncheon
viii be given by Mrs. Pearl Wight; that
night they will go TO the carnival ger
man; Saturday, February 81 Mrs. Nc
llhCnny will give n reception in their
honor and they will attend the French
opera; on Washington's Birthday. Mrs.
Westfeldt will entertain them at lunch
con. Monday, February %, Mrs. Robert
Parker Will give a dinner; Tuesday, Feb
ruary "a, they will attend the receptions
OF Mrs. Charles A. Whitney. Mrs. W. G.
Vincent, Ratcliff Irby. and the ball Of
Comus. With Ash Wednesday the fes-
tivities cease. and Mrs. Mcllhenny and
her guests will 80 to Avery Island
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These resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas the need ola good husband
has long been felt as a pressing ne
cessity. and repeated efforts have been.
made 10 induce the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania 70 enact d law that would
compel all bachelors throughout the
Commonwealth 10 marry. therefore
Resolved by the Old Maid Society of
GARDENERS Station. That we do hereby
most earnestly request mot our pres
cnt representatives or adams county
TO use their best efforts and cast their
vote for the enactment OF a law that
viii compel all bachelors to marry,
buD all men between the ages OF
twenty-eight and forty-five. who are
In hunt OF good companions. address
the secretary. Old Maids society. SSar--
diners Station, Pa"
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Former Senator and Mrs. John B. Hen
derson entertained at dinner last night
in honor of Miss Angelica Crosby and
their son, John B. Henderson. ir., whose
marriage will take place tomorrow The
guests included the members Of the we'd
ding party. They were Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
ven van Rensselaer, Crosby, OF Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard van Rensselaer,. or
Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden, Of
New York. Miss Preston. Miss Jay. Miss
Oakuey. Miss Thompson. and Miss Fran
ces Arnold. OF New York; Countess Mar
guerite Cassini. Miss Natalie Berry, Miss
de Smirnoff. Francis Sears. and John
Burnett. Of Boston; Leland Thompson. Of
Troy: Arthur WalcOtt and Henry Ar
mold. OF New York; Count Won Montge-
las. Jerome Bonaparte. and Mr.. Ban
croft.
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Mile Marie BaillieUx. officer OF the
Academic. viii begin today a series Of
morning lectures on the French thea
ter. which viii be under the patronage
and in the drawing rooms Of several Of
the fashionable women OF the city. The
lectures will continue through Lent.
The initial one today will be given at
3 o'clock at the home o. Mrs. Henry
Barton Jacobs, II West Mount Vernon
Place. The topic will be 'Griselidis, 70
a mystery play by A. SyIvestre.
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MP. LOOMS SWORN IN.

Francis B. LOOMS. who succeeded Dav-
id Jayne Hill as Assistant Secretary of
State. took the oath OF Office yesterday
before Charles Ray Dean. notary pub
lie, formerly private secretary TO DIT.
Hill, and now serving Mr.. Loomis in the
same capacity.
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In DIPLOMATIC Circles.

The Russian ambassador and Countess
Marguerite Cassini will entertain at
dinner in honor Of Baron and Baroness
Heyking tomorrow night. Baron Heyk-
ing represents the German empire in
Mexico and, with the Baroness Heyking,
IS a guest of the Belgian minister and
Baroness MOnCheur
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Dr. and Mrs W. Seward Webb gave a
dinner at their home, $50 Fifth Avenue.
last evening. They will leave New York
for the Adirondacks tonight. accompan-
led by their daughter. Miss Frederick
Webb. and party of guests. and will
remain until next Monday.
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Baltimore Tottiugs.

One of the largest receptions of the
season was given last night by Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Webster Machen, at their
home 217 West Monument Street The
entertainment was IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roy Gresham, whose marriage
occurred recently. The groom is a
nephew Of the hostess.
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New York Gossip.

Gen. and Mrs Charles + Roe gave
dinner at their home, IS East Thirty
seventh Street, last evening. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ter
reI. Mr. and Mrs William H Moore,
General and Mrs. Barry of Governors
Island, Mrs. James NJ. Lawton. and Major
David Brainard.
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The third OF the Neighborhood Cotil-
Ions was danced at Dodsworth's last
night, and was led by Herbert Coffin.
The favors were red hearts attached 10
ribbons. IL being a valentine dance, with
fans for the girls and boutonnieres for
the men. There was large attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman de r. White
house start for Europe toward the end
of this month for a two months stay
abroad. and on their return will spend
some time at their place at ROslyn be-
fore going on to Newport.
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Mr. PavIow. Russian minister to Ko-
rea. whose wedding TO Miss des Plsnques
viii take place Thursday, February 10,
is expected in Washington next Sunday.
Mr. Pavlow is returning from Russia,
where he went on urgent business early
in December.
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Mrs. Edward G. Mcdowell and Miss
Beata Mcdowell held yesterday after
noon the second OF their series Of cat
homes" given Tuesday afternoons in
February.
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The British ambassador. who has been
confined 10 the house with severe at
tack of grip for the past week. sat up
for the hrst time yesterday His rapid
improvement indicates that he viii make
a speedy recovery.
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Mardi Gras. then returning 20 PhiIa-
delPhia. The rest of the party will
proceed to California.
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Dinners.

Senator and Mrs Fairbanks gave a
sinner last night IN honor Of the Attor-
icy General and Mrs. Knox. Their
guests were Senator and Mrs. Quarles,
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A dinner OF eighteen covers was given
last night by the Misses Bowdoin at
their residence, HOG North Charles
Street
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Large dinners were given last night by
Mrs John Jacob Astor. Mrs. Elbridge
T. Gerry. Mrs. Ogden Mills. and Mrs. W.
Storrs Wells
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Mrs E. Glenn Perine and the Misses
Perine gave yesterday at their residence,
512 Cathedral Street, the second Of two
lat homes" fer which they had sent out
cards to those on their calling list
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Mrs. R0oSe7eH TO VIstf PHILADELPHIA OH
Tuesday and attend Grand OPERA Per-
/O1hNance.

Senator and Mrs. Rurnham. Senator Per-
kins. Representative and Mrs. Sibley.
General and Mrs. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ierkes. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Beck, Mr.
and Mrs. Kitchener, and Miss Fairbanks.
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Mr. and Mrs Bloomer entertained
party OF young people last night. who
afterward went to the Draper ball
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Social Doinqs in Philadelphia.

Miss Mary GUSTS Lee. daughter OF
Gen Robert Z Lee, was the municipal
guest at the annual meeting yesterday
in Philadelphia OF the General Dabney
II. Maury Chapter. Daughters Of the
Confederacy. After the meeting an in
formal reception for Miss Lee was held
IN the home of the president OF the
society. Mrs. Ashby Turner Blythe. 81
South Twenty Street.
Miss Lee is visiting Mrs. Samuel
Chew. OF IT'S Walnut Street
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he counselor OF the French embassy
and Nine. de Margerie entertained at
dinner last night. Their guests were
Representative and Mrs. Olmsted, Col
oneI and Mrs. Bingham, Captain and
Nine. Vignai. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Crom-
well, and the minister from Portugal.
VisCOnde de Alte.
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Nr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis entertained
NJ dinner last night in honor Of Miss
Roosevelt. The other guests. all of whom
attended Mrs. Diapers ball later in the
evening. were Miss Cutting, Miss Pos
tlCthwaite. Miss Ward, Miss Anderson,
Miss Glover. Miss Helen Patten. Miss
Field. the Baroness Won Palm, Mr. Nor
man. Of the British embassy; Mr.. Won
Bredow and Baron Ritter, of the German
embassy; Count Gherardesca. of the
Italian embassy; Mr.. Riano. OF the Span
ish legation; Mr.. OHviera, late OF the
Brazilian legation; Harry Shaw, John F.
wilkins. Robert Clark. and John Van
Ness Philip.
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Mrs. william Welsh, jr.. 1920 Spruce
Street, viii make one of Colonel Nc
Clure's party on a trip to the South.
She will go with them as far as New
Orleans, and remain two weeks for the
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Senator and Mrs. Hanna. who are Civ
Ing series of dinner parties, entertained
at dinner last night at the Arlington.
The guests were the Italian ambassador
and SignOra Mayor des Planches. LADY
Herbert. the Austrian ambassador and
Nine. HenEelmuIler. Senator and Mrs.
Depew. Senator and Mrs. Wetmore. Sen
atOr and Mrs. Foraker, General and Mrs.
Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson,
Mrs. Audenried Miss Phelps. Miss Lucy
Kean. Justice Brown, Senator Spooner,
Senator Daniel. Senator Dillingham;.
Representative Hit. and Mr. Boardman.
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LOCAL MENTION.

VALENTINES, wholesale and retail. GoULD's
eth 81.
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EVER OFFERED
BY ANY
HOUSE IN
WASHINGTON.

We are hurrying away all odd
lots OF Furniture at the lowest
prices ever named for guaranteed
qualities Deeper reductions than
ever prevail this week on ParIor
Suites. Bedroom Suites. sideboards.
China Closets. Parior and Music
Cabinets. Extension Tables. Rock
ers. Hat Racks; also fne HaviIand
China We viii arrange payments
10 suit your acknowledgements
or monthly No notes; no interest.
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Ribbons

light blue. maise and white. Ligh' pink, cerise and olive. turquoise 'cerise and navy. Red and new
 green. olive, red. red and olive,
 lavander, green. New green,
 white new green and black.
 Navy and white, navy and black Former price, and real value 3ec.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, l9o
 Umbrellas. 26 and 28 inch umbrellas, all
 silk twill, steel rods paragon frame handles are of natural wood, horn,
 and pearl, silver trimmed. Wortt 500 aud 400 each. Dept. Managers Sale price, l.50
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NeckWear. At Sc each.

Dainty one piece top collars, eta- broidered in neat patterns, some hemstitched, others scalloped, most of them worth I2hc each.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 5e
 At 121c each.
 Natty stocks and neck piece bsnds and dip front, also beauti- fui Venise lace in the new, pointed front protection collars, some our own exclusive styles others sold elsewhere at 25c.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, l2tc
 At l0c each.
 Lace and embroidered one piece top collars worth 200 each.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, loo
 Laces, Sc a yard.
 A vast assortment of trimming faces of varions widths (inch to 5 inches, Torchons, Vals, cluny, Pt de Paris. and other popular faces, worth Sc to I2c.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 5c
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Window shades of glazed Hol- land 36x72 inches, mounted on good spring roller, value 25c each.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, loo
 Tapestrey Portiers-a splendid line, in an assortment of colors and patterns, fringed top and bottom; some marked as high as 500 pair. Dept. Managers Sale price, 2.95 500 yards of sash curtain muslin good patterns in stripes and dots. 36 inches wide, worth I21sc yd. Dept. Managers Sale price, Sc
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Two Strong Ribbon Values.

There are many in the stock but these two are extra big values you can make no mistake in buying literally of them.
 5000 yards of pure silk ribbon, 1liousseiine Antoinette changeant in plain and moire a rich elegant quality, what the trade styles .'high grade". >s
 One of the largest makers in the world closed out these beautiful ribbons to us at a price. They're yours at a trifling advance over cost; AZ inches wide, colors are
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SNN-J - : V 5 O q T77378t7f V @s' . Boys heavy 2xI ribbed cotton hose, spliced heels and toes, worth 25c each.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, i5c pairs for 25c
 Women s fleece lined vests, high neck long sleeve, French band pants to match, worth 25c each.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, loc
 3 pair for soc Boys heavy fleece lined shirts, land drawers to match, sizes A to 34, worth 3ec. Dept. Managers Sale price, 29c 4 for LOO Women's $ fine gauge fleece lined hose spliced heels and toes, worth I5c the pair. Dept. Managers Sale price, 5 pairs for soc Children's heavy fleece lined hirts, worth 25c each. Dept. Managers Sale price, l2fc
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An 500 Camera 4. 50.

Z The Buck Eye, film camera, (which takes. 4x5 picture; has a ]ueat black leather covered case, land is supplied with a set of 5 stops
 1and a good lens. This camera, we Sfeel sure, will give satisfactory re-
 }sults. Regular price 500.
 sDept. Managers Sale price, 4.50
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RuffIed Muslin Curtains.

I. Plain ruffled muslin cur
 aims, good full ruffle, body finish d with five tucks, worth soc pair. Dept. Managers Sale price, 3Sc II. Ruf1led lappet Swisses, pat erns are a most attractive assort- nent of stripes, 36inch bo5y, good ull ruff1e, regular value o5c a pair Dept. Managers Sale price, 49c III. Rufied Swiss curtains, $ '.nch body full aH yards long, fin. 'tshed with a good full ruffle, French seam, several patterns, value e5c pair.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 69o
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Infants shirts and bands, in all wool, and part wool, Seconds" worth 25c to Goo. ,
 Dept. Managers Sale price, l2fc Infants alma shirts in wool and part wool, silk trimmed, ''seconds' worth soc to eoc. <, Dept. Managers Sale price, Boo 5 TOT LOO Women's medium weight black cotton hose, high spliced heels aud toes, double sole, worth I7c. Dept. Managers Sale price, i2lc 5 pairs for 5oc Children's shaped ribbed part wool vests, high neck, long sleeves, pants to match, grey and white, worth soc a'garment.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 2oc
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Cameras and Supplies.

, Electrose 4x5 trays, worth I5c.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, Sc
 Special two length tripods, reg ular LOO value.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 59e
 1.5o Three division, cherry fn-. nished, folding tripods. Dept. Managers Sale price, 99o
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Shoes shoes a vci k leather tip dry

A sample case of shoes, size fall wear, selling regularly at Women's sample shoes, patent Heather. lace; vici kid with patent leather tip, button and lace, with trench, Cuban, or opera heels. Women's lace shoes of enamel;
 and of patent colt skin, button or
 lace, z,5o and 500.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, l.85
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Gloves, Laces Embroideries,
 Neckwear, Veilings and

To give the patrons of our Department Managers Sale opportunity purchase the very best quality gloves offer three clasp Reynier Suede and Gace ill coors black and white; fine selling gloves at IFS and pair. Saturday Special, l.55
 Handsomely embroidered protection collars done in white and coors linen in dainty cherry pattern regular price 25c each. ....-' Saturday Special 7c
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Shoes.

1'o5 LHe pdII'
 Women's dongola kid, button and lace, with patent leather tip, value r.25.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 85c
 Misses and children's vici kid, patent leather tips, button and lace ,also box calf lace shoes, value I.co Dept. Managers Sale price, 50c
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DanaSkS.
 66 inch extra heavy quality all linen damask, full bleached, choice patterns. value 6Se the yard.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 5sc 64 inch extra quality, fine weave and choice patterns, all pure linen 'uubleached damask, value Goo the yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 4Sc ! Dept. Managers Sale price, 42c 60 inch unbleached union linen 'damask, gopd patterns, value 4oc the yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 3sc 7s inch fine soft finished, all pure linen unbleached damask special patterns, value 75c the yd. Dept, Managers Sale price, soc Napkins. Fine ali linen satin damask 5s size napkins, regular las value {, per dozen. ..
 Dept. Managers Sale price, o5c Extra heavy. all linen full bleached Scotch damask napkins, 'sizes 2axaa regular value r.es per dozen. Dept. Managers Sale price, i.oo
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. U pholsterles

SCOTCH SASH NETS-3o inches wide, n white only
 large variety of good patterns selling regularly for the vard. Saturday Special l5c
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Mems Furnishings.
121c Handkerchiefs 7c.

Pure linen, hemstitched hand kerchiefs for men and boys. Here
 too we had to buy large quantity to enabie us to offer them to you
 at this price. Dept. Managers Sale price, 7c
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CT Up, a very dressy shoe for Saturday Special l.35
 Infants vici kid, hand turned shoes, sizes 0, o4 II and ? value, 7s pair.
 Dept. Managers Safe price, 19c
 Children's stiff ankle, button shoes, vici kid, hand turned, sizes 2, 5, 51z, 6, 61s and 7 r.oo value Dept. Managers Sale price, 35c
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Wash Goods.
 s6 inch percales, extra good quality light and dark colorings, good assortment, value 1oc the yd Dept. Managers Sale price, Gle
 Yard wide corded madras, fin, quality good co,ors and styles, vale lue 124c the yard.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, Tic
 Dress ginghams g inches wide, patterns and colors th2 best, value Be the yard.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, Sc
 Cottons.
 Bleached sheeting, full 2H yards wide good quality; value a6c yard Dept. Managers Sale price, 2lc B1eached pillow case cotton, 4: inches wide, value Ia1sc the yard Dept. Managers Sale price, % Yard wide bleached cotton, fin quality value roc the yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, Sc Yard wide bleaehed cotton, extr good quality, value Sc the yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 64c
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Department Managers Sale.
 Honest Seasonab1e MerChandiseRemarkabY Low Prices,

$ Linens, Cottons, Blankets, Flannels, , Wash Goods
  of 6c Saturday Special 4c
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Handkerchiefs.

Right here what a chance for ad. vance holiday selection and money saving!
 Embroidered and lace trimmed.
 Handerchiefs, 90 each.
 Usually the retailer thinks such handkerchiefs as these cheap at L. 50. a dozen. Neatly embroid- cred, and some lace trimmed.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, 60
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Silks. Plain cciored taffetas, good line ,of colorings, the 85c kind. Dept. Managers Sale price, 48o
 3o inch warranted black taffeta, value at 1.2o yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 97c Black Dress Goods. 54 inch English mohair, high 'ustre 100 value, per yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 45e
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Bleached sheets, aHxa4 made of
 good quality cotton, value, 62c ca. Dept. Managers Sale price, 52c '' Yard wide unbleached cotton fine quality, value ec the yard. Dept. Managers Sale price, 7c Yard wide unbleached cotton, 'extra heavy quality, value Sc the yard. =. l.. Dept. Managers Sale price, 6c Unbleached sheets, aAx q good value at soc each. ..... Dept. Managers Sale price, 4oc Confortables and Blankets Heavy weight comfortables filled with white cotton; large size value .5o each. } Dept. Managers Sale price, i.io ! IIx4 white wool californa blan- }kets extra good quality, value 6.5o ] Dept. Managers Sale price, 4.So { 1rx4 Grey wool blankets, value 1900. .... ..-......-. { Dept. Managers Sale price, 2.i9
 { 1ox4 Grey wool blankets value
 }6ec pair. <.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, Soc
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Saturday Special 5Sc nish mixtures; several styles, 4o.oo. Sat. Special 2O.OO ! Corsets. } 25 dozen each Jean Girdle Cor Ssets, lace trimmed,
 } Jean Dip Hip corsets, lace trim med.
 } Tape Girdle, made up specially for this sale, and in as good man
 Ier as our soc and 75c goods. , Dept. Managers Sale price, 35c { Petticoats. { 100 silk skirts, extra heavy taffe. (ta, accordion plaited double ruffle, }extra wide, 7.5o skirt. ! Dept. Managers Sale price, 4.9S } 100 silk skirts good taffeta, dou. }ble ruffles, in black only, worth }5. oo, t.... } Dept. Managers Sale price, $50 ! Wonnen's mercerized sateen pet }ticoats in black, wide ruf1e, ac- |cordien piaited. wide under ruffle. , Dept. Managers Sale price, o5c ] 50 dozen, 25c aprons. extra good Equality lawn, made wide and full, }three styles, } Dept. Managers Sale price, l5c
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25c Fancy Hose, l4c.

New fall goods, fancy two thread black lisle, with neat embroidered figures or stripes, fine gauge dou-
 |bie soles, and heels, all sizes from ,et to IT.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, l4e :.
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25c Fabric Gloves, 121c

25c Fabric Gloves, l21c All wool cashmere gloves, also Fall weight hsle gloves in black
 land colors. Regularly 25c a pair. Dept. Managers Sale price, 12io |Women's LinonC Collars lOc
 ! During this sale we offer our women's high class collars, includ. ling the popular makes Viola, Isa-
 Ibel. Twenty-six, Forty-six and Fifty
 { two.
 Dept. Managers Sale price, loo
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Cloaks, Suits, Waists, Muslin Underwear, Corsets.

GOWNsof extra heavy quality muslin, or high neck trimmed with embroidery inserton and tueks a 100 gown. Saturday Special oSc
 20 Walking Suits in mannish mixtures; several styles regularly priced at $500 and 4ooo. Sat Special 2OOO