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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Be i~oritprrsnoe ino / benoes anIis.

Be ioritprrenoe ino | benoes anIig.
GENDER. Matbias gonomeper, 2obor
Councils grGiioent, Gtriit Senier,
Grgariiator for gmerifus 2obor &c.
oeration % ANDRE, bpem nGpnte Mets.
orSre giaIot. anisgte nh ON at iua
oerne mobificeret, og Sagen bar
oppe til 9ebanblins | Metten fiSite
llge. llbfalOet bar, at 9ommeren
gap Mtrs. Sfoen Weobolo, % Hets.
ororen pil bliue itaaenbe.
SnSbrnS % CberfalD. Z Worf
z. Smit6s Solocn paa geiiiSen I:
Su Grosie siorne ct Bar 9anbitter
Snobrub forleoen slften, o. oo ga.
loonnGrten bapbe Observation-Disclosures
peo at o%uerleuere fine aontanter, loa
De BAN, til ban table gepioItbeSen.
Sans Suitru, iom fom BAN til llnb.
igtntng bleu ligeIeoes Itpgt misbano.
LET al Hsperre. Snitb er / en- betpn.
feli8 5orfatring. 20 Berioner or
blepre arreiterebe paa Iistonfe for
SperfaIoet.
&aitur 2. s. See | Rilnaufee
bar opfunbet en- M Clogs Sfripe.
maifine, 90 ban ifnl M babe iolgt
8atentet til ct aompani for $t5, 900
fontant. aompaniet, iom pif fabri.
fere og iplee 9aItorens Sppepriter,
iigeS at babe en- aapital al en- Riai.
on 0ollars. Spao Der gjsr, of benne
Sfripemaifine err at foretrpffe for
andre, er Ben Smitpnbiebeb, at oct
life er %neopenoiat at Itanbie, naar
man fonimer til gnbeu paa en- 2inie,
Oa Den regulerer iig ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Mango Liv fre|ste
% Sneie al pert Dor
Der i-Smesnen.

8prcipgbontme ltSoitler iig bltrttet.
Stun Irot 8pgimerter I'll at be9puoe
meo.
a8t life pau Smerteu. % atore Smer|
ter feIger -
S~!GrcuurSeu, suiteripse, Srisbt's
9ticnie.
Soan's Rpre Siuer f~reIier mango Sin.
6elbreb Rpreipgbonrite, fsr BET er for
tent.
S9s bette SiIiGIbc:
9trs. Gdrl Relion, 104O Sbe aoe., Q.
G., Ct. GIouo, @tinu., tiger: Seq bar
ansrebet al 8pSimerter for et Siosrum
al ~ Oar. Ser q en- tuue uagenoe
Smerte oper SmaIrpsgen. y~tpreafious
SriuBsu par uuatirIIe % itGrft farpet,
iamt meS SunbfaIo. Seq tIube life pptle
roItgt ON Ratten. % ON Ytorgsneu bar
ieg Iigeiaa trGt iom afteneu forlLo.
See bar em uoer beIe" 2eeemet os tsne
belt uSiItot. Sfternt bnpe feet Spun's
MibreD Bills itGrtt nnbeiaIet. ooertaItss
iea tl at forisse benz. tiebtc Ell s@ife 1
". !. 6ubn's Apotbei. auoeuSte gRtSIet
% 'bIeo itrdr hiulpet. Rim Selbreo / Oct
belle taget, forbeoreNe iia. Ses a~rbefaler
paa Der beoite 9oou's aiousg Y'ls III
AMIR 9ioenoe.~
TN fri 9rsrs az oenne uomRrtebe Eps
rsmeolciu. Der belbreSebe Ytrs. Relion.
btI blioe isnot portotrit paa aumooning
til bsilicu ION belit Gel al De oorsusSe
Stater. aoresie: Softer RtIburn 60.
buffalo. q. q.
SiIiaIss hos ale g2otbetere; Sris SO
Gents pr, sglte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Silipinuernc fines at fpmmc eoS

S%ilipinuerne ipneS at fprme eobt
no Of set lneo Bltpernsr Sat-; Ser
imoo liter De life 8iceauperusr 2ufe
@riebt. Den SmItpnSi9beo. al ban
er fra spSitaterne, er 9o9sSingaIig
Gariag beri, ifriper en- aorreipon.
bent til "Irmp anS 0npp SournaI."
De penter iig life noaPt al en- Wonb,
iom "fommer ira en- Stat, boor man
ringengter etbpert @eunc'fe, bplS
SuSfarpe life er bnio, % bpor man
eroog bill giere DC Sorte til SIaoer,"
beoer oct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

% boiot fonsen al Neperne, bar oct
life pGrot at pGre bange; tbi Som.
gresien ifiIbe NOT isrge for, at ban
hep lssfisbt.
Ypifocpartementct / @aibington bar
nnberrettet EoItmeiter Gifen j Groof.
ton ON, ar buis man life MI beItemmer
Jig for en- gpasetonit til ben npe Me.
gierinasbpgning Der | gpen pil BE.
pilanineen al De $4,000 til 5omten
blibc cpbrpei. Ger oil fsIgelig M
blire giort ct iicite Soriss paa at iaa
Saaen oronet. ltlnffen err, at Sc
$4,000 life ltrnffer til, og 9peuS
,5olf bar life 2pit til at gribe altfcr
opbt ! Tengepungen for at opffe bet
reIterenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
mnCbtnntnn.

Sre 2anSipsere bIep Sen 25bc bs.
/ Spofane 5pIpnoret al %Sommetppe
for ialt $3.50, bpornf $500 / Son.
tanter. 3. u. ImeS ira Sutdinion,
Iinn., miIteoe $50 fontart paa
Iortbern Iocific Stotionen oe TO
Serler, bper poa 500. Gn 9afota.
mano pes 3apn Erpctor blep beitiao.
let for 1915 % ct Bor Rotes, og
Sobn O'Gonnor ira Gorburp, ga,
letteoeS for $685.. Get giGlOer ON
at ie itg for % bore foriigtig, nnur
man er noe paa Heiie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

men Der er mango. icm tror, at man
/ iaa Maabe Isber aSifilie Riiito
pcO iaaIeSes al bnpe alt nrSer Ct.
Get beIoisite biirSe manife bare at
baoe to Boards Ct, JON bapoe
Speropipn uSeluffeuSe meo ltnber.
Observation-Disclosures, % ct anoei, JON
ierte SiIinn mes anc Sc tprigc
Statsanitalier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Nebe ! HcnninIpania er

Rcbe / Gennislpania er ser no.
gen, iom bar be9nnot at agitere for
at iaa 8roper GIcpelaub romineret
I'll bemofratiif ErGiioentfanoioat
igien i 1904. gu Iignenbe 9eprgeI.
ie ifaI bore begprbt / Suinois %
Ohio. Sette / 5orbinbeIie meb Gle.
oeIauos foreitoaenbe Heiie til 8e.
iten bar benirfet, al apiierre after
IibIis bar beifirftiget ii9 meh Or.
8%rpiioeuten, % Sberit Seurn @nt,
terion, iom ieIu snifer at blipe BrU.
iiSent, bar uatltrItgpis i9ien fitnoet
InIeOningen aunitig til at lrie Gle.
peIouo Serteu. @rpau bar ogiaa
paanp Label bore ira Jig. DC bar
life mere IgteIie for bperonorc cno
bsiit reSpenOig, bisie 6oIf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
SGocr I'll Soften.

SGocr I'll Soften. - Chicago Ghrc.
nid.e" mc0GcIer, al Sober, ION inb.
oanHrer til De Sorerebc Stoter %
fcmmer iaa yangt iom til@bicago, ber'
eiter oil b.iuc opmuntret til at bragg
Uioere no III Ieiten. Gette err ioIfaIo
sem Y.an iQm "G6icago RemooaI
Gn6ltitio, Socie,p", omanaeS meh.
&peu@ TattlBfuarterer er oIlereoe M
o0eripI0t, oI ReoueuNigbeHen al al
giere uo8ct iii 6o~rbebrirg al SorhoI.
Oene blauNi oi$ie iSoIf padtrpuger
ii8 tGntenNc Qieuncifer meo itsrre %
ilerrc Stprte. &gcnS Sober er ielo
intercNierct / 9cuRselien. % ser pil
bItoe 0iort Gorisg pua at faa Suo.
~ponorerc ii. cntcn at rciic ucitouer on
ne0inrte iiB paa Suuo eller iege De,
itiGftigelic / Sc minore 8per. Ser of
bIiUe pbet Dem al muIig Stette NJ
6Oreningen ! Ohicogo, % Der tor
oGre Saab ON, at @eOpgeIien BIZ bare
COB 6rust.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

Gn liplig Sisfusipn bar / ginter
nGret fert i @irneiota boobe / %
ubenior 2egisIatureu a~ugoocuoc
Statens 9oarb OF Control, % ON
bporpibt bette @oarbS WpnSigbeo
burbe inoifrPnfes 'aaIe0cS, at Spcr.
opipnet meb ltniperiitetet % andre
Observation-Disclosures iratagcs set.
Hoeer Soranoring / iaa Seniecnoe
piI Der muIigers life bIipe, ifisrt for.
ifielige 6orIIne / oeu ontpSeoe Iet.
ming foreIiggcr / 2egisIoturer. Get
mIoGrenbe @oor6 Of Control bar
unpgteIig itor No9t, ibet ioo0oSt.
fom ale StotsanitaItcr, al booS Dirt
% @eftnfien5e0 Sc ioa cr, iorterer
un0er bets WnnoiohcH. Gt lilac
@oorbS Qjsr goo Suite for fig or
ubeitrtoeIigt. Get or 10 bIonot on0ct
bereS Gp8ope at ie til me6, al llogii.
+or,o borSos ;,,no,, ,;r,,r;,o mru,,or
% BET er ~nobnerni,r @ritcr onsr.
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So, ;ffo 60. ., Of. u,-r, kr;. m,..
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b,r =, ,,,o,,o Acknowledgements y,
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
3Hutttuuu.

Benjamin Wjclbe, GIerf OF Court
/ Gig Climber % en- peIfieuot GoIitis
fer paa be aanter. er arreiteret pal
arfhoge FOR Spperi, ibet ban fol babe
beboIbt $102, iom tilfom 2onofonto.
ret / 9oSeman i Sportler.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

: Ganias or Ser li9eiom | Win'
neioto Ell giuSetrooosfabrif / Stots'
fpugilet. Be iioitc gor bar Oenne
5abrif gipet en- 6ortieneite al $685.
470.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

euofunule gtumulere al "9Seo
9irreu" Ion srbplDes iOr 15c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
"GeD 9lrueu" ND. 80.

SnbbpIp: 9eSer WpIt. - Taren I
Spiot. - On at iparr. -Geutetio. - @ugel'
fts Spiierssler. - Susrrumplet. - SIietrpt.
- @aaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
miarpuIt,r.

Sage q. Butts SoteI / 9uf brpnOte
ON Iiteneu ben 256e WartS, meo0c.
les frn Sscenla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
New
GO=Carts.

The spring OF the year with its
bright sunshine and warm air is one
of the most essential requirements
for the health and welfare of the
baby.
We show all the new styles OF Co
Carts, and call attention to the new
Acknowledged Reclining Co
Carts. We are showing this at
tractive and durable cart in over
fifty different styles and grades, in
Guiding plain, fancy and full roll
bodies. The gears are all full steel,
green enameled and have rubber
tired wheels, patent hubs, there
being no axle nuts to come off and
endanger the child falling out: The
wheel is held on the axle by strong
clamp that cannot come loose; the
outside OF the hub is fitted with a
hard rubber tip, which prevents the
grease and dirt from accommodating
on the outside, which always looks
bad and often soils fine skirt.
Our line is composed of the pick
OF the best manufacturers in the
country and the prices are the low
est consistent with the quality.
Our Woodward Lothrop Special Go-Cart, made
OF extra selected reed rattan, with full roll
body, closely woven; has heavy swan neck dash
nun steel running gear, with springs in plates
on the axles, which prevent the wheels running
crooked full green enameled running gear. latest
automobile design; wheels all the same size with
rubber tires patent hub. with rubber protector on
outside; steel handle and walnut pusher latest ad
Justment; full size white satin parasol with jonted
rod by far the best value offered In this line
SI2.oo. Regularly $500.
Fourth floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
kodaks, Cameras and
Photographic SuDnlies.

A new feature OF this store is a
complete line OF Photographic sup
Plies-kodaks, cameras, everything.
his will be convenient and satisfaC-
tory to professionals as we'll as to
amateurs who delight in the fasci-
mating outdoor amusement of TAX
ing pictures, catching permanent
gllmpses OF nature in beauteous
spring and summer garb.
we carry the best makes only
and the best are the only sort
wanted by those who understand
this work.
ca "A full line of POGO Promo and Cycle Plate
n Also full line of Brownie, Flexo. Bull's-eye.
ILL., s'ereo Panorama and Folding Pocket-film
Also complete line Of Papers Trays. Printing
lions. Hypo, Lamps, Flash Cartridges and fowders
<aste, Graduates, Tripods, etc.
soafth floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

L. G. Powers, division of agriculture, census
Office.
At the conclusion of the morning session
the convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, when the general
business of the convention will be res
sumed. This afternoon the delegates made
a visit to Mount Vernon.
Afternoon Session Yesterday.
During the afternoon session Of the asses
citation of officials of bureaus of labor sta-
tistics of America and Canada yesterday
reports on the current work in the various
states were made by Messrs. Black and
Parker for Connecticut; Mr.. Johnson, Inr
diana; Messrs. Brigham and Holder, Iowas
Mr.. johnson, Kansas; Messrs. Smith and
Schonfarber, Maryland; Mr.. Pidgin, New
York; Mr.. Griswold, Michigan; Mr.. O'Dona
nell, Minnesota; Mr.. Anderson Missouri
Mr.. Bush, Nebraska; Messrs. Garrison and
Morgan, New Jersey, and Messrs. Carroll
and McMackin, New York. The association
adjourned yesterday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock until this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

haustive report on the conditions of labor
in the mining districts of Europe. The de-
partment also now has an exhaustive work
in preparation on wages, this work having
been taken up year and half ago prior
to a work the similar subject by the
census office. The form in which the de-
partment of labor is treating that subject,
Mr. Wright said, would prevent any con-
t1ict or duplicat alton with the work of the
census office.
Study of Child Labor.
Mr.. Wright said his department is COM
pleting a pretty thorough study of child
labor in sections in which child labor pre-
walls to any considerable extent; also a
work upon the restriction Of output in this
country and Europe. This latter investiga-
ton covers not only the restriction of out
put in this country wherever 1T occurs as
prescribed by labor organizations, but also
restrictions brought about by employers
themselves.
I'VE also" he continued; have agents at
work making a thorough study Of labor
conditions in Australia, New Zealand, the
Philippines and Hawaii. We have for many
years been endeavoring to have these
studies made, and we have now succeeded
in starting the work"
The results of peculiar experiments in
New South Wales will be secured through
these Investigations An investigation of
domestic Industries is also being made at
this time. and the department will learn
through these Investigations how far the
new idea Of introducing hand work in fam
lilies Is being carried on in the United States.
They are investigating conditions rela-
tive to employees of street railroads. Mr..
Wright spoke with interest of the exhibit
relating to political economy that will be
made at the worlds fair at st. Louis.
Bureau Reports.
Others who reported briefly concerning the
work in their states or bureaus were: Henry
B. Warner. North Carolina; Robert Clock
ling, Ontario; Gen. James W. Latta, secre-
tary of internal affairs Of Pennsylvania;
Henry q. Tfepka. Rhode Island; I. v. Bar
ton. West Virginia; VIM. NJ Stewart, divis-
ion of manufactures census office; VIM. C.
Hunt, division Of population, census office;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Anacostia and Vicinity,

Rev. NJ. Porter Smell, a well-known An,
acostian, who was stricken with paralysis
recently while occupying the pulpit of the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church, on
Minnesota avenue, Anacostia has recov@
cred sufficiently to be able to be about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Leonard re-
turned recently from New York. whithee
they had gone on their wedding tour. They
will reside on Fillmore street T
A number of the young men of AnacostiA
last evening entertained at a dance held IA
Haines' Hall, on Harrison street. Anaooss'
tia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

The new summer draperies airy and cool
looking, particularly interesting, that the
preparation of the home for the months to
come Is question of Importance. The most
charming lines include madras curtains and drap
cries in light weayes and attractive patterns.
Madras curtains for libraries and dining
displayed in floral designs exceedingly gorgeous,
but of softened harmonious colorings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
WOmen's Lace or
ODen=WOrk Hosiery.

We show I25 distinct styles Of
Lace Hose for women and IS styles
of embroidered cotton and Isle.
Many novelties among them, and
there are scores of patterns, dainty
and beautiful. $50. to s.. 50 the pair.
Special:
Two lots of Women's Isle
Thread Hose, third under price:
80 dozen pairs womens Black Lace Lisle Thread
Hose, with silk embroidered ankles-beautiful pat
terms and fine quality
3 pairs for $I.oo.
Regularly soc. pair.
% dozen pairs Womeu's Black Lisle Thread
Hose. with lace ankles; very fine quality and
pretty patterns.
soc. pair.
Regularly 75c,
Main floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Alleged Deserter Arrested.

Dennis F. Nolan. sailor. who Is alleged
to have deserted from the U. 8. s. ColunaA
bia, at the Brooklyn navy yard, February
IS last, was arrested by Detectives CornweU
and O'Brien in South Washington th5e
afternoon and turned over to the authorit&
at the navy yard. Nolan, who Is thirtyx
three years old. enlisted in the navy las4
December. prior to which time he was r
member of the fire department In this oetHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Pretty Pillow Covers
For Summer Use.

Made of fancy art ticking, in as
sorted floral 3patterns-center of
roses and other designs with striped
borders to match; backing of plain
color.
=, - soc. each.
Art Dept, Main floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

The time for pfcnics and for baskets is approach
ing. Already may be seen people a days out
ing with covered baskets or returning from wood
lands with large open baskets filed with wild
flowers. Apropos, here is most extensive assort-
ment of baskets Of manifold descriptions: Baskets
for the household for pienlcs. for excursions for
travelling both grown folks and children-large
and small baskets, some in the color of the ma
teral In its natural state, others in bright and
ari-cOlored dyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

The umbrella is indispensable in these days OF
frequent showers and the Newport" can be recon-
mended for its superior elegance and other fine
qualities as Welt A notably good feature is a
carrying chain. The covers of handsome silks,
in black and popular colOrings, and the handles
of various fine woods Ornamented with sterling
silver, gun metal and pompac-metal with a finish
in the soft shade of Pompeiian red The New
port is known the fashionable umbrella for
fashionable people."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Clearance Sale of
High =Grade Rugs.

We have exactly "a large rugs
which, to make room for spring
goods, we have marked at clearance
prices. They are high-grade rugs,
in woven effects-no meters to wear
off or raw edge seams to open up
patterns and colorings are all de-
sirable, consisting principally of rich
oriental effects.
An opportunity to buy for the
summer home or for use next fall.
2 9xl2-ft. Smyrna Rugs, best grade
$500 each. Were $500.
sx12ft; Smyrna Rugs, second best grade.
$3.50 each. Were $3.50.
9x12ft. Royal Wilton Rugs
$1,000 each. Were $500.
9x12-ft. Wilton Velvet Rugs
$3.50 each. Were $4,000.
sAx1ol4-ft. Wilton Rugs
$500 each. Were $32. 50.
sAx1o1a-f IT. Administer Rugs
$3.50 each. Were $22. 50.
exo-ft. Wilton Rugs
$3.50 each. Were $22. 50.
6x9-ft. Administer Rugs
$500 each. Were $1,000.
619-ft Smyrna Rugs.
SI2.5o each. Were $3.50.
9x12-ft. Kobe Rugs, light effects
$1,000 each. Were $4,000.
2 71x101a-ft. Wilton Velvet Rugs
$500 each. Were $3.50.
6s.x9-ft. Brussels Rugs.
5000 each. Were $12.5o.
Second foor, New bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Guaranteed
Sewing Machines.

A sewing machine is of the utmost
Importance in the home, especially
at this season OF preparing outfits
for spring and summer.
Select your dress materials, buy
a machine, employ a seanstress and
you may have not only one but sew
eral dresses completed in a short
while. Also many other garments.
If expense be consideration, and it is to most
people, you can get a sewing machine here at a
most reasonable price, in truth, most moderate
hgure-an excellent one as low $500; hand
machine for $500 and $1,000 All the machines
offered in this establishment direct from the
factories, and bought and sold as dry goods
without canvassers installments. Hence, the
buyer has the benefit of the saving, and may
cure first-class sewing machine for half the ordi
nary cost of All Of these except the hand ma
have complete attachments, embracing five hem
mers lace hemmer, tucker, ruffer braider, Quilter
They have, moreover fifteen special features:
Light running, easily managed no noise, high
arm double feed self threading shuttle self setting
needles self-adjusting working parts automatic
bobbin winder, springs, every movement positive
hardened steel bearings rotary shaft movements,
all steel attachments. bent woodwork solid oak"
Furthermore, they all guaranteed for five years
and necessary instructions are given at the store
The Woodward and Lothrop Sewing Machine is
one of the best and a fayorite. Its construction
and efficiency received most careful attention.
1t is well adapted in every respect to home use,
and is specially designed for the customers OF
this all providing hrms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
New Pictures.
(For College Girls.)
9I2.OO. NeSuIarIy SI7.OO
Fourth floor, Tenth st.

We have just received the first
edition of Harrison Fishers new
series of four reproductions of wa
ter color drawings. These pictures
are especially attractive, represent
ing four distinct types OF the beauti-
full American girl, with her favorite
dog. The titles are:
In the Country, On the Avenue,
An Afternoon Call, Final Instruc-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Price, $I.oo each.

Also a new series of reproductions
from pastel drawings by Howard
Chandler Christy, entitled the Sea
sons and representing four Ameri-
can girls in fancy costumes, portray
ing spring, summer, autumn and
winter; mounted on large cards.
Price, SOC. each.
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29
Refrigerators, Filters,
Water Coolers Ice Chests.

The approach OF warm weather
makes it necessary for us to look to
the artificial means of cooling our
food and drink. For these purposes
you will find that our line of Re-
trigerators, etc, will meet all re-
quirements.
Our line OF Refrigerators for the
season OF 1903 is now complete in
every respect. Our leading Re
frigerator this year is the same one
we have handled with such great
success for the past three years,
The Peerless" This we show with
both the galvanized iron and enamel
lined provision chambers, and in all
sizes from that for family of two
to the large boarding house or gro
Gerry refrigerator.
Prices, $1,000 to $4,000.
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The old time white stockings. such grand
mothers wore-and even prettier under the hand
OF modern improvement, quite the fashion
in hose. They are of silk, Isle and cotton, plain
and beautiful lace effects, embellished with en-
broldery, dainty designs and exquisite clocks.
Every woman should have several pairs, not only
for old-times sake but for the sake Of their
beauty and itncsss especially to costumes all
white. 'f..-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

For cottages we have just secured special ship
ment of good Flemish Rocker and Chair 10
match. with saddle seat and good strong 81 az
arms. Each. T'1J
Native Ash Chairs, in natural finish made
strong and durable and put together with Go ~
poits- Edcn
Natural Wood Sewing Porch Rockers, with
double woven seats and spindle backs-the 700
old favortte. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w.
Natural Wood Rockers, with high Stat
backs, double reed seats and broad arms. CO ~
Each ......................... P@.Oo
Rattan Couches, well made and well c. ~
braeed-cool and inviting. Each. ......... P/ w
Natural Wood Dining Chairs. with double orr
woven seats and slat backs. Each ........ w.
Folding Lawn Benches, in natural finish with
red trimmings, Stats seat and two on roo
back, strong and well made. Each. ....... 0ON'
We also carry large assortme1
Guiding Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Washst
which are we'll suited to summer ust
Fourth floor, New bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

Dress patterns of remarkable beauty and elegance
are now offered at figures which render valuable
gowns inexpensive. Those superb voiles with Dor
ders richly wrought in embroidery splendid bar
gains Wolfe. as you are aware, may be ell
summer, and it is quite the fashion this season,
coming like the flowers, in varied textures and
cooInSs.
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Store Notes.

The special sale of millinery now in progress at
lords rare opportunity TO secure stylish and
elegant hat at a very moderate price. The hats
now Oh display. while appropriate to spring wear
are also equally suitable to be worn throughout
the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

Chic tailored hats there are, In light but durable
materials. and adaptable to town, country or sea-
shore, special occasions and everyday wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-29

Women wanting several hats to wear with differ
eht dresses VIII appreciate the great variety Of
modes offered to her. choice.