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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-20
FoREsTERs in CONVENTION.
Over 4 Thousand Visitors ut the Meet
ing at Dubuque.

=. ssss9NGsNsK IVY ~ fO0U0VWVs N"0N
SpecfetstD Tirnes-Republican.
Dubuque. April 26.-Special trains
from Chicago, Milwaukee. Clinton and
other cities brought in Owe 1000 mem
bers OF tile Catholic Order of Foresters
to take part in installation of lao In
didates of the adjunct degree. The
ceremonies were held In st. Raphael's
court and were secret. After the de-
gree had been conferred addresses were
delivered by Thomas H. Cannon, II. c.
r.. OF Chicago; j. p. Lauth. p. c. H..
" Chicago; e. j. Mclaughlin, of this
Judge Matthews. Rev. ii. E.. Ell
deg, d. ID, C.. D. Hayden, Rev. j. F..
Bowen. of Delmar Junction and Others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-20
HORSE PERlsHEo IN FIRE.

Which DeStroyed q Barn Belonging
to y. w. sandusky at New Hamp-
ton.
New Hampton, April 2o.-Fire de-
stroyedia very fine barn and other out
buildings at the residence OFF, w. Sam
.dusky on East Main street Sunday. A
fine horse that was In the barn was
past saving when, the fire was discov-
cred and was burned to- death. The
fire department responded promptly
and did good work, but the barn Is
practically a total loss. There is no clue
to the origin Of the fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-20

the son of Greenberry Ovens, who re-
SIDES at 124 North Ransom street, and
he has visited in this city several times,
having spent several weeks here last
n,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-20
ABOUT READY FOR MUSTER.
New Hampton Boys Have Organized I
National Guard Company.
crnctal Ia sin,as.Rantihlfcan

SpeCldI 10 IIIIts
New Hampton. April 20.-The Ma
tional Guard company enlistment here
il about. completed and II is expected
the. boys, will be mustered in NJ.
4. Opdyke has had charge of the en-
iistment and will endeayor t have the
fun complement OF men and officers.
The company takes the place OF the one
mustered out at Marshaiitown. 1t will
use the fremen's auditorium for ar
arrnory and drill and 1t is very
doubtful II there is any bettergin Iowa.
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trusted servant Of both Republca ana no
Democratic Presidents, yet equally 'a!u l'e'
4, ~ q, - ,a,.,.i. q hi. lnXaltY to both. ---

trusted servant Of both Republican a''u
Democratic Presidents yet equally 'hlueu
BY each, proving his loyalty 70 pot''
Mr.. Cleveland had MIR. Cortelyou as
signed to the White House, and although
so closely associated with the CnleI IN.
ocutiye Mrs Cortelyou knew lltttc Of
the social liee Of tho Whlte 1ouse, l la!t
rarely met the cabinet ladies' Or Went out
preferrlngg to aev and her home
When Mr. Harrlson came ~ MI, LoIlel,
tyn,, nuaIn resigned, but he was urged
K to remain for I, Time, and tinal!y was sN ~.
uuested by the President to Withdraw
=" Il VAS MI. Mckinley who had the posi-
tion OF assistant secretary to the Presl-
dent created for Mr., Cnrt elyou, SO that
lie could re ,elve a salary more comI1eh-
surate with his labors and later, on the
death OF Mr., Porter. requested M, Cor.
tolyou to become the secretary TO the
President. H ssl
mis- is the highest position OF conf n,
4dence and trust within the gift Or tno
President coming as he does mo n c!oset
personal relations with me fIeslNetls
than any one else, It requires q man a 81
ability, unquesllonable loyalty and great
Mr. Cortelyou's long service In this ca
pactty has pr wen his possession OF ]aese
qualities In an eminent, degree.
ley's administration the two little Cor
telyou girls were born, giving Mrs. Cor
telyou no time for the social opportunities
again offered her. but Mrs, Mehln. ~
spend an afternoon with her, and In this
way, and only in this way. dd Mrs Gor-
/, telyou meet and know the Cabinet ladies,
who were all very proud OF this sweet
young mother. 80.
| In Neutrality-suspicious. only and appre-
ciated BY her personal friends drawn to
her BY her own charm, and not throeugh
| the ofc!al connection Of her HUSBAND,
Mrs. cortelyou, formerly MISS ti.lle
| Morris Kinds, Ia young, OF mso|um
height, light hair, with a cordial, SIM
cers manner, sAe Is 2 woman, TOO VINO
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The CORRECT THING
IN EVENING DRESS
Simplicity and Uniformity Are,
or Should be, Chief Con-
siderations.

Custom ard tradition wisely impose
simplicity and uniformity in evening
clothes" says The Haberdasher. Sim
pllcity Is tho truest elegance in dress:
absolutely no colors known equal black
and white in softness and richness OF
effect. Uniformity is necessary to estab-
llsh standard to which all must bow.
otherwise ono man would attend a for
NAL function frockcoated, another man
In swalloWtall and third In Il cutaway
coat That. obviously. would produce
chaos. We must have a standard, clear
~ defined and firmly adhered to. HENCE
the present forms OF evening coat, U
shaped waistcoat. and loose trousers were
adopted.
uniformity is Just as important In
thc details Of evening dress as 1t Is In
he essentials. The white shirt. guiltless
of tucks and embroidery on the bosom,
The straight white tic. the poke, lap
front or straight standing collar. the
white glacc gloves, the patent leather
i,uttoned boots. and the pearl studs and
links admit practically OF no change The
rique bosom Is worn, but 1t is not in the
best form, nor Is the fancy tie as good
as the plain tie. the pearl gloves as good
AZ the glace, lace boots as good as but
toned or gold studs and links as good
as The pearl. Far be 1T from me TO con-
denim these things Internationally, but
! there can be only one correct standard,
| ana that standard Is the standard OF
! severe simplicity,
| Tucked and embroidered bosoms on
| evening shirts fold cuffs on evening
shirts and velvet collars on evening coats
are all bad form. The moment VIC open
! The door, however narrowly. TO oddities
I and idiosynfracies. that moment do W.
I endangcr what 1t has taken years 10
| Lrng TO Its present state Of rlpencss
! and excellence The things mentioned
are merely whlmsicaities OF the wearers
| rather. their want OF It. The standard
Of evening dress in this country, and
am speaking all along Of formal evening
Dress, allows no choice and gives no play
to personal TASTE Certain forms, and
4 those only, are correct. Assent TO then
and you are right, dissent from then
ana you are wrong.
/ .Handkerchiefs TO so with formal even
l ing dress should be of plain white linen
with or without self cords. and having
4 the owners monogram embroidered II
/ White. Japanese pongees are favored
by some men, but recommend the fine
1 sheer linen, with one-eighth TO one
4 half inch hem, Thess can be folded Will
i ease and take up little room In the pock
\ q, an Important Item, by the way. Th,
correct muffler Is black Or white. pre-
terably black, stitchless and nnlned ans
measuring th,rty-six incheb. Fancy muf
fers should be tabooed, and all forms 0
,xnade up shields and protectors arc I.
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bc avoided. ] don't wish to seem did
6 clio or arbitrary In this matter, but i
must be self-evident that what Is an.
t.ulur, mechanical, and studied Isl not
ms tasteful MS what Is soft and natural.
In mutlers. as In every other article OF
wear, the we'll dressed man seeks that
which looks comfortable and is
80 far as jewclry Is concerned. It Isn't
"A evidence in evening dress, Watch
chains nrc, Of course. Invisible, fobs arc
never worn except by whom for want or
n better name must term Tho socially
unclnss!hed, and gold studs and links
yield to pearl studs and links, The boots
arc patent leather, buttoned, with Kid
tops, save for a dance, when pumps arc
proper. The gloves are white glaze with
self backs. and the hat Is tho good old
six with cloth band. Tho opera hat
Is now only worn ut the opera or play.
and 1t is decidedly incorrect to substi-
tlto 1t for the silk hat That and that
only Is the head covering for formal
dress, tN "aI .M.Eg uoe Er.alf
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school, where boys from seven to thlr-
teen are taken and giyenSa home life ana
training whlo pursuing their studies. and
although Mr.. Kinds is now eighty-four
lle is as active and capable as ever IN
the conduct or This model school,
Mrs, CortelYol,'s sisters have long been
teachers in thls school. and have assisted
in tho care such very young Pupils coh-
stantly require.
n lad. and thus began their boy ana glrl
love affair, which later resulted ln their
marriage. at Kosslyn, Long Island,
Every summer Mrs, Cortelyou enjoys
taking her children to their Long ls!ahd
horne, and Iaughingly says that she has
never even gotten to Atlantic City, SO.
devoted were all Ia The old haunts,
The first years Of her married lie ne
cessita,ed the zane priyations ana sac
rIflces which young people in very moaer,
endure. and Mrs. Corteyou Is not to-day
too proud to SAY that for eight years slle
did her own work.
Mr.. cortelyou began bis public career
as ono or tho Foatolce Inspectors ~ NeW
York. and came to Washln gton at tho re-
Quest ln' Of Of the Chief Inspector TO act as
mis- secretary. and was y most ialthsh
and valued ala IN. the Work or re ae7
partment against the Louisiana lottery;
When Mr., MAXWELL came uMaef
but was asked to remain for awhile and ana
then Indefinitely
About this time Mr.. cortelyou COM
menced the study Of law at the George.
town College Law School. continuing y
later at the Columbian University, and IL
now one OF It's most honored alumni, .
During these years Mrs Cor6eiyou,s
| careful economy and DEVOTION 20 ms ~.
forests were Nj. Cmtelyou's greatesI
she was too tired after the, du-
ties Of the d .y3to read to him nt nlsnt
and thus their evenings were spent WofN-
| ing for the future.
The position he has held, and holds TO-,
ability. and not through political tnflu,.
! ence, He was the cenadant, friend ana
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nossesses real tact to have solely steered
clear of tho many pitfalls LAID n WASH
ington FOR the confldant OF the rroslue ln
To-day no one enjoys more the CONF
dence Of Prsi.dcnt RooseVelI .ha'' ..'5
Secretary OF Commerce ana Lap sn,a, a' ~
ali washington, Mrs. Corteyou mas ua y;
opportunity to give yeldence OF nef "
Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou have
taken new house, 2lll bancrolt ttt az
The two necessary requ!s,lus.ss ue nanrsnt.
ing bedrooms on the second floor. 50 he NY
children would never DO away IRON 4, .h rs
watchful eye; ana, second q larse., u'Ittth
room for the hospitality their pos''9o's t1''
quires them to extendS X, ,,,.ra, sed
Mrs, Cortely0u breads the increas
size OF her domestic family, disturbing
az It will The heretofore peacelul ,oE ,le,,
az her home, and the happy hours glVe''
her children, but by her slstsF ass 'oi,
ance she homes to be relievea Q, o. o 'nuun
OF the domestic ana sociA' uus'Ss
Mrs, Corte lyou has three sisters Two - 20
arc older than herself. but her J. s' = ~
Grace has been almost q mother 20 ner,
and she oftan says sh 1,, lests 4fAo :
grandmother 10 the chlldren, west,
,n sto nus and dis is remembered most pleas
Mrs, cortelyou will he a valuable az
dition to the cabinet circle. and as s.. 9
woman oin of tho highest standards y a ll l,a
her h.' infuence viii bs felt and appreentsd !
Mrs, cort.seu ta g MODE! |, t nl,,,s "
society matrons would 60 we o. 20 % ,,d nro.
motion at y Of her husband and his exalted
trhnted bv ii her wifely devotion toward his
a .h 81 she doubtless counts az
the sa orlfees she made as loves lap %,
rewarded, instead OF lost' !, ), y, nj lon u
society to the extent Of her privileges she
would Would never have tasted the sweets OF
tho honors he has won, $780,, ~ a.
The only royal road to forty fas,i and Az, -
o fama e u "a dasy and aaslty Il trust
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Portieres In green and gold broca-s
telle. in heavy cord effect with deep
tussel fringe; regular price, $3.50: spe-. !
cIal price, 30.
IA Couch Covers. in scarlet and gold
tfpestry, with heavy knotted fringe;
regular price. $3.50; special, &4.75.
"a 1874 silk Brocatelle Table Covers,
deep knotted fringe, in red and green
pink and green, blue and gold; reg
ular price, $; special. $3.50.
Tapestry Table Covers. In green and
gold, pink and green and blue; regular
price, Sc; special, III. 80.
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Knit Underskirts.

we are ready with the nlgsest
values in these wo have ever ollered.
Au-wool Ribbed Knitted Under-
skirts (hug- me- tIght),g crochet bot
tom and top, with draw string, ~
garnet. gray, red. black, pink. light
bl,,e md white, and some with white
stripes, big values for S1.25.
Modesto Outing Skirts, embroidery 1''Nle'1
stitched bottom. with yoke band and and
draw string soc. everywhere: spe:-
cial price. zoe, III 4
Outing skirts, with deep flounce,
silk embroidery edge; 75c, everywhere;
our special price. 4sc
Balmoral Understands special k1no'
4 fn,.E nj HIGH
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Holiday Table Linens Prices
Are Showing Great Saving Here,

~ inches wide, beautiful patterns in
clover leaf mixed spots, pansy, flour
De lis designs, satin finished, heavy,
SLIGO quality; special, SIS. 81.
Napkins to match, "a inches square.
per dozen. 1915.
Linen Table Damask. full blenched,
with satin finish. many beautiful pat
terns, Is inches wide, Csc, Crude, boe
German Linen Dan,nsl1. unbleached
German linen. extra heavy grade and
tretty designs. SOC. grade. for 5Oc.
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PILLOW SLIPS,
15c Slips. 42x36, lie.
25 Slips hemstitched.
Pillow Cases, zoe.
BOLSTER CASES.
s5c. Bolster Cases. 42x73; special. 2Sc.
BED PILLOWS.
Tick Feather Bed Pillows at one
half priccs-5Dc., ODE. SOC. and ~ 20.
ISL SOFA PILLOWS.
Down, :Oc. to SOC,
CHRISTMAS oWELs.
Nothing more useful for presents
than Towels; special bargains.
25c, 2Gc. and 81 1-2c Pure Linen Tow
els some henstitchod, extra size,
slightly soiled; special price, 2lc,
Satin Finish Damask Towels, extra
heavy and extra size. all color bor-
ders. knot,ed fringe special bargain
zoe.
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Linen Napkins
Tapestry, Portieres,
Couch and Table Covers.

II Rich Olive Green silk Brocatellc Pos
there's, In grape and other patterns.
with knotted fringe, regular. sG; spe,-
0ial. - go. a s:
Pink and Green Silk Brocatelle
Couch Covers. full size, knotted fringe;
special. s4.1b. q + "a, 5{5
1914 Tapestry Table Covers. IN all
colors. heavy QUALITIES 81 value; special
b price, 81 HS. "a.
II "A Brocatelle TIA bic Covers. In green
and gold: regular price, s1.1s: special.
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lowest. evcr$q quoted on such qu;
ii So Black Seal Neck Scarf. with six I
tails special for u.
$3.50 Black Seal Collar. satin lined.
long front, with four tails, $3.50 $3.50
$3.50 Chihnella Collar. with long stole
front, seal. with cords and clllnnella
ends, special, $50.
Black Seal Long Stole Effect Collar.
ette satin lined, finished with SIX s c ;e'n
ard tails, Sc elsewhere, for S5.oO.
sG,5O Blue Lynx stole Effect F'urs.
threc-quarter length. with, four tails,
satin lined, fastened with SIX cord
md tails: special. ~.
s5't $3.50 Marten stole Effect Furs.
three quarter length, lined with water
mink, four tails, fastened with SIR
cord and tails; special. $S.
Six Sable Boas. with large tails and
claws, three-quarter length; special
E12. !, 81
s19 Marten Neckpieccs, lined through
CT with satin fastened With heavy
SILK cord special. $40.
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ouS S-NIA - = AAAA s S's2 5fs5s s.-lsi
At 3Oc.-School Children's Umbrellas
steel rod, natural wood handle, para
gon frame.
at 59c.-Nren's Natural Wood Handle
Umbrellas, steel rod, paragon frames
{, special bargain
q At SOc.--Men's and Ladies' Umbrel-5
las, steel rod paragon frame, we'll
ribbed natural wood handle, well
worth 81.
At s1-Ladlcs' and Mems 26 and o.
inch Umbrellas, tight rod. paragon
frame, best tempered steel frame, han
dies pearl, silver trimming. gun metal
and plain wood: worth sl.5o, for 81.
ladies' and Mems 26 and 2S-inchi
Serge. Silk and Taffeta Umbrellas.
Will, handles Of firwood, lockwood, sll-
yer trimmed, pearl, old English Sill
yer. gun metal, oxidized silver and gold,
case and tassel; worth IS, for 1910.
Ladies' and Mems 26 and es-inch
Pure Silk Umbrellas, with tape border,
steel rod and paragon frame, tight
rolling case and tassel, mounted with
handsome handles Of lockwood.
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trimmed with silver and gold, In opera
and Prince OF Wales styles; worth
$3.50, for Fl.OS, I,
Ladies' and Mems 26 and 2s-inch
lure Silk Umbrellas, guaranteed for
one yen; handles OF the most cxpen--
sive variety, including 10-inch pearl
trimmed with gold or silver; some are
4 burnt ivory, the Kind for which Jewell
ers ask $lO;& special, S5.DS.
Il At S1.o5-Ladies' and Mems Umbrel-
las, gloria silk. pearl and gun metal
and natural wood handles, tight-roll-
ting, steel rod paragon frame, big
value, we'll worth g., for 1875.
sf.A at H1.6O-Men's Umbrellas, fancy
hone handles, paragon frame. some
handles natural. wood. silver trimming,
b At 81. SD-Ladies' Black and Colored
Changcable Silk Umbrellas. tight ROLL
with case and Stassel, fancy natural
Wood handles; a big bargain-S2.60
value. m
ss.25 Colored 4 silk Umbrellas for
4 81. 90. tsIs
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Scotch Linen Table Damask, %
inches wide. new assortment OF beau
tiful patterns, strong and durable,
worth 81. for soc. &;
Linen Napkins.
Full Blcached Napkins, choice line
~ patterns. SIPS and $40 values per
DOZEN 81 @'S5si SIN Y Siy
full limo OF Red Table Damask,
ir choice designs. ranging In prices
from 2oc. TO Toe.
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HEAVY COMFORTS. u.
Sale OF Heavy Comforts at special
srrces-S1.30 $3.50, S2, 81 20 and
S".:D-all a bargain.
WHITE BED SPREADS FOR cHRlST'
MAS PRESENTS.
You cannot find such n variety, suchN
a stock. in this city as is here, nor
can you duplicate our low prices.
81 White Bed Spread, full size. the
Brighton Mill Spread. always sold for
81: our special price, soc.
sl.25 White Crochet Spread the Der
by Make Spread for 81,
$3.50 White Crochet Spread, extra
Size the Laurel Make, for $1 20.
81 White Bed Spread, the Florence
Make; this Spread is extra size, sells
Ill over the city for 81; our special
Price, S1.5O.
s3,5O White Mnrseilles Spread. extra
size. special value. Sos.
S. White Marseilles Spread, extra
size and beautiful design, big bar
Euin. for %3.DS, z
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Sale Of Blankets, Confortables,
Sheets, Pillow and Bolster
49, Cases and Pillows.

Prices that will appeal to every economical woman
White and Gray Wool Blankets fine quality welt and
warp soft cue wooly, pink blue and scarlet Dor:
sizes SO so .S5a .8
Sc. White Cotton Fleece double 1914, special
OF l-2c. a5Er5
$3.50 Gray extra size special 81 80
a pair. tS$7tt 5 5B lba aa tsat} $s
White Wool Blankets full size. all color bor-
dcrs, bound in silk, ST ecIal, S2.70. gl#S
soc. Sheets, 54x9O, :,0c e. 89
75c. Sheets, ,Slx90, ore 6 .S E8afl5 III NJ
81 Sheets, itclled 9Ox50, Special Soc.
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RECENTLY given HeF by sUclut5 FHHeI" Ui
tho day, and which must have afforded
THIS sensible, modest woman much
amusement,
Mrs. Cortelyou is good looking wom-
an OF great simplicity of manner, and abs
solutely without anectation.
She IL a de,oted wife and mother, with
Intelligent. reasonable, practical Views
OF life. Brought up most SIMPLY ny cni-
tiyated parents trained to take her
share OF the duties OF the home she has
proved a true felpmeet to her husband IN
his early strugGleN,
Her father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ilnds, have tor years conducted boys
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Mems SOC Neckwear for 25c.

Because we took all the maker had Of this fine soc Neck
wear we got price which enables place the Ties
to-day CSC each They're fresh perfect goods in
popular French folded our-in-hand shape There's an IN,
ensc variety Of handsome patterns to choose from in both
light and dark effects Just such Ncckwear as you'd buy Tor
holiday and would gladly SIS fer t We ldn gye you
Beautiful Tapestry Curtains and Table Covers in deep,
warm coong Of red and green also dainty shades Of rose
fringe. #8l4
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Rich and beau
tiful styles.
best grades at
very low prices.
suitable I or
holiday gifts.
$lFLace Cur.
tains, 8 yards
long, beautiful.
floral designs.
woven 0 d & 0.
special. 75c.
per pair.
$1.50 N 0 t.
tlnP1lafn Lace
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sale 5 ale, Christmas Ms 7 | y.
Hand I lam d|<e Z | L

chiefs, 75 sdeet SsnA ~
s usr'h sf is. 1|a M 5aS5,
85c., others MICH E== 1ka8|0
kerchIcfs, for Ky - ~
: ;;;; ''; :si5F554'
( clal 100. i5j& 80 = -, VI
Chiffon Emhroidty Handkcrch,efr.
for ladies', worth 10; special price. &,
20c. 81 Is ';y A IA, 800 !
Lace and 1nsertlk Trimmed All
Linen handkerchief actual value.
$50. special. Coo. rs "a MI
Mems Nc q ESQ. Plain Linen Handker.
chiefs, flno and sheer. %pccial, O 2 ! 30.
1bc. Ladies' Embroidered and Seal.
loped Embroidery Hnndkcrcniefs.
slightest inpcrfoction, special price.
Silk Mufflers, solnc ,ow q designs.
4 600. to $3.50. u
All-Linen Lace Trlmmtl and Swiss
Embroidery Scallopcd Ed,e Handker-
chiefs. 1sc. quality. for 12ac.
Mems ALI Linen Hemstithed Hand.
kerchiefs. plain and lnitial 15c. quail
+ ity, for 1870. IA A
a Mems Plain White Iemstitched
Handkerchiefs, regular 8c.synluo. for
Yomcn's All-Linen HandSerchicfs, II
sheer and heavy cloth, nctuQ value, 4
sic. special, Gao.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s MRS. CORTELYOU.
Q by MARY LOGAN TUCKER.
3OCOooUxpOoOOoOoOc

,E would be very foolish to as
cribe to the wife Of Mr., Cortnl-
you, the newest member Of the
Cabinet. many OF the qualities
OF appearance and character
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y 4 !. = 4a
s25 Isabella FOX stole Effect Boas,s
with tails and claws, silk cord to
match; special, $40. I.
so2 Isabella Fox GAS. with nill tails 4
Fl ana claws: special, $40.
$50 Isabella Fox Boas. with full tails
and claws; special. $50.
Special Bargains in
Muffs.
$50 Isabella FOX Muff. with three
4 stripes; special, H2o. izS .
50 Marten Muff. satin lined. newest
shape special. 30
$40 Gray Astrachan Muff. special.
s1o Marten Muffs, IN new shape.
satin lined special. 81 90. 4
81 IS Blue Lynx Muff, satin lined; spe-
clal, ~.
$3.50.
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K Curtains, with insertion, flour Do lisN
woven lock. stitched edge. 81 perl
pair. 3s II. @ u I
50 Nottingham Lace Curtains. 81
yards long. beautiful designs, special
price. $3.50 per pair,
SO Nottingham Lace Curtains, Louis K
XIV. pattern, 3ia yards long, woven
edge. special price. ~ per pair.
e $3.50 Lace Curtains, Same as tho
4 above style. fine mcshed. special price.
F2.26 per pair. H B -
$500 Dental Arabian Curtains. in \
cream. heavy cord effects, 31k yards
long. woven edge. special price. $3.50
per pair.T a. &:
Special sale Dental Arabian Cur
tains. In now shades. ccru, at ~, 80.
and 41O per pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
Holiday Umbrellas.

Umbrellas are looked on with favor BY.
every one, and make the most. acceptable
gift you can think Of. We have Umbrellas
priced to suit every purse, from the cheap
est it pays to buy. to the finest sorts made.
These sorts get a mention-and they rep
obtain anywhere in Richmond. .
We engrave initials on Umbrellas with