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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Like one bix round smile ola SOL
burst over the glistentng tlna % the
eastern mountains this morning into
a shimmcring. cioudicss sky, A
seagle tfaeHe that scarcely stirred
the LEAVES 90 the Trees came down
out OF the north aud Hafieped the
glowing heat OF tho sun f'hs air
Vas strong 40 wine aud ffeah from
iia rurcBt fouuts.
Never had aay begun with more
glorious promise. iar the firat time
IN more than a week the birds seem,
Ell 10 De like themselves again. for
durins the PAST several daya of cold.
raa weather the little aonssters have
sCarrsiN raised their voices. but this
morning the sky ana trees and the
graAtuE efaas SEEMED t. be fun II
them aud each was thrilling ana
chtfnins his merry SONG II pfaiae.
Iaaays weather IL ems II the best
Instances 81 where Weather Fore
caster Salisbury, a much abused and
eausured fnan. has made Euod. aud
made gaod 40 well that the people
- Seattle. usually patient ana long
suffering. vii fufgiye him Tor every
thing he has handed gut Ia the
weather lire Tor a month past and
for anything he may PASS out fcr a
month 10 the future
'sfau see q was this way. be re-
marked this morning a. his bosom
~ elled with Pride and les. = want
ed "a sauecHe all the nasty weather
out Of the little mas hiHs We make
Il with up here. ami have IL cut ~
the WAY FOR the Kind Of weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
SEAT7LE'S FACTORIES
SHOULD SUPPLY ORIENT
Shipping Trade Alone VIII Not Bring the Greatest
Prosperity to the City

I'd axahs In shis city.
TIE ntnsausfa % Seattle have
largely T. their hands The fsiefn1iu p
alien - the question whether Seattle
manufacturers shall cunfToi the
I. ,ss,.. vi .<-s4- .s ys4y.,.ss. ., q. -.
Ivs1Hi fnnuFtrfrs % tfas asFs ttf"f H"'
make il possible fuf these uAnufhc-
suHsFs 70 - enlarge their plants That
they can reach ouf after tho trade
II China. Japan. Siberia and the
Philippines,
II i IN that trade that the future
men % wealth IN seattle ssili rake
their money. and ths ma fNfaesaFwFE
realize that fact They are enter
pFiAiTK and want 70 build % iarse
Industries This they car 90 u they
fsesfxe tie trade Of their tewnsrro-
pie And whatever tends 70 hslg
the factories sr0e helps sfsfySnS In
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

WARRINGTON. u. C.. May Ia
Especial. ITO those who have not
given the matter special thought.
sssssiss desperate ssscss= % secure
a fooshoid in Manehuria seem very
strange. Why should n nation that
seems TO have It's hands full already.
risk war with hatf-doEen powers
for the purpose OF taking possession
Of a strIp OF barren country. when
that nation already has thousands
OF miles Of Just as barren country
which can never by any chance be
Of any particular uaef
Russia already has an outlet 10
the yellow sea In Port Arthur. the
town which the car forced Japan
To turn over after the close OF the
war between Japan and China. IL
also has an outlet to the Japan sea
In viadivostok. the terminal OF the
Trans Siberian railway. Therefore
tina assumption that all that Russia
seeks is seaport for Siberia is
without weight.
A glance az Manchuria and real
ixation OF what the country contains
however. nimplifics the problem.
Northern China IA the greatest
HfiEN OF HbuFfh AttttfN hNa WV
country OF Europe has been secretly
planning TO seize piece Of A. II
IL enormously rich in minerals, par
tleularly In iron. When Europe
woke up a few years ago and discov-
cred that the United States had be-
come the worlds center In the steel
industry. there was CONSERVATION.
Then there was hustle. With the
steel Industry centered In the United
States. much OF the prestige OF the
European countries was gone,
something must he done
Russia. England and Germany
turned hungry eyes on China. In
November 1897. Germany graHped
KniohRu, month later the czRr
seized Port Arthur. the foliowing
April the British took poaaession OF
Kel- hal wei hut they were too
late. The time for partition had
/ passed. On Ma I, fsFa' Dewey de-
stroyed the Spanish fleet In Manila
hay Europe did not realize u at the
time. but was soon To learn that her
most feared aud most hated rival IN
the commercial world had expanded
/ into Asia.
| Although written documents are
lacking. the circumHtantial evidence
/ points To- the conclusion that from
near the time of the triumph OF
PittaburE lame rican steel intercRtsl
an understanding existed between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

asaitis viii. undoubtedly. com
fnsaf ne orientaI trade 81 the
fata~-. Cut u - 81 far rnorr In
yartanec 10 the prosperity q ,hs city
that the seeas cid % the Chinese
80, ~ se..s ~ ss,e ~ :.
then rraFtIH agaig fEar tine furl
harvest Of the ort1rtuni placed
hsfers her ~ tbs Capitalization At
that pert % the greAt tranacoufis
nentsi railroad and Of the oriental
fteef
Already many af the large man
sfattufiuE plants uf the East are
figuring on establishing aNrncisn
hefs. and. IN fact. rofns ~ them are
here naW OF course. every such al
eiitenal plant 10 = great hrip 20 the
cits but not 70 the extent that shc
sspe uHtnsa II the fa1tnftes e~nei b
iaual capitalists would be Then thu
fnoaey earned here would b. Invest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
CRITHSES
THE TRUST

LONDON. May aa.-Aceordlng 20
Principal story Of the University az
Glasgow the Carnegie Trust ir not
an unmised hoon Co the students
The number OF students who pay
their own way In rapidly Erowtltz
less. ana the learned principal aug
gebts that the young men are be-
coming denorallHed. and are likely
20 have their honor and their lndss
pendencs Slapped. lie declares that
Instead Of paying fees. some portion
" the money ought 20 be devoted 10
the enlargement Of the staff 81 pro-
fessofs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
FOUND IN
The LAKE
BopV or WILLIAM oALkEs.
WHO MVsrERloVsLY pIsAP.
psAREp. rs DISCOVERED

the decomposed body Of William
oalke was found fioatinE In Lake
Union last nlsht b two children
who were cut rowing. Cake was
an employee Of the Heinrich Hroa.
brewery and tive weeks ago dlsap-
neNred. lite Ia known 60 have been
drinking heavily ana was on the
verge OF dCllrinm tremens.
When the body was found the po-
lice and coroner were notified and
peraty CorOner Wtitsie Investigated
the care. The body Was removed 70
the Bonney- Watson morSue, who're
later ip the evening {. II, Wells %
The brutwsry Identified II ~ that %
Cake.
81 FAR as II known the dead man
leaves no near relatives except q
brother. who - n resident OF Rre-
merton.
IL IL the theory 90 Cakes friends
that he fsli into the lake and Was
accidentally drowned. lie HAD never
been heard 20 threaten suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
BANQUET TO
= SIR MICHAEL

WARRINGTON. d. C., May - =
hir Michael Herbert. thu british
ambassador. went 90 ksw York to-
day to attend n dinner Co be given
him BY the Pilgrims club, The club
m New York. which "a a branch of
the London organisation. he's for ita
president bishop Henry G, Potter,
And ice vice president Adiutant
General Henry {. corbin, The dins
nsr 10 a. be n return courtesy for
the one given 60 Ambassador
ChoAta By The I.ondnn club. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
SOCIETY

Mrs. ~. 4. Hentan aud Mrs. u. "
PaFkhufHt gave luncheon yust~f-
day afternoon Ga homer o. Mas IDA
Cofey.
Mrs. A. 1. cookinrham gave a tug
boat party thla mefnlnk ~ n e'cloeh.
Mr.. H.F. nsanett and Mrs New
ton f.sithssd viii give q box party
At the seattle 1-hsstsr nest saturday
afternoon In honor Of Miss ida cofer
and Miss Kate iisd.n.
Mrs ciara Lord aud Mrs Edwin
Lord gave . tea this afternoon 81
Kate iiadsa Vas ths guest e' honor,
Mrs Clara webb vinnsdss hss
issued Invitations Got q card party
nsft 1Naesdzy Afternoon ana r~e.s-
tian neat wednesday aftsfneoa IN
honor Of s4iss n.rr.es
The Midnirhs Adlsu club are maxi
ins plans for ball 60 take place
Tuesday nixht q next week at Lit.
ties hall.
tffs. Otis liar viii give SFsst-
fasA Aatts 4AHAAaf httfNttAE tNf E4l@4
Ora nr0xn. Mis- fiasis, ana Ma@x
'Cofu5.
Mrs. Aoftfs Thomson ana Mics
Thomson give . reception mat frf.
day afternoon fef Mrs a. "a Mil
burn. u HpokAae. and Mise cordin.
Mrs.. walter Fuisan entertained
the Friday Evening Card Cub Last
niFhs ~ her hams on nfinoF avenue
ard Cherry street
The funisf class % the Seattle
iiiKn Srheal save q gi0nic 60 the
senior class. THURSDAY. Of Three
Point. u uak = Fssy Jolly anaif and
much enjoyed - the two classes.
Miss Lulu ftatKv entertained .
mum tvr II fnUus lady ffi~nde reas
trraay nftertaoa at hsr hgfue On
..s.,.S s:.ss.. :, ,.s :. 49,, !. ~.
80 i1sE s@zE = - z.
Miss Crane and Mtss EiiEatsth
Crane have issued Invitations for AZ
aaair 10 begin MAJ - ~ the hafas
on Queen AnhH afh in honor % Atss
Efhsi Tlkins.
Miss 1ens Cutter gave . pretty card
party Friday afternoon Al her hofna
On Twentieth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
HER SEX HER
PROTECTION
JUSTICE cASs FINES FATHER
AND SON FOR STRIKING WIFE

An assault and battery case whef-
IN Mrs Marta Hendrix accused her
snn and husband Of beating her. and
~ witch the husband and son IN
their turn charged Mrs.. Hsndrfx
With striking them with an UNI
brslla. wAa hsafd By Judge Cam
yesterday. FrozseetinE Attorney
Craven seemed 80 tsink all ON
csfr4ed were 20 blame. but when tbs
case was finished Judge Cam dis
played the true ehivairy Of his ma
furs by inning the son f1t and the
father 81. and rehusins them severe
IN tor taking u upon themselves %
ehsstlse q woman. even ~ she dii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
BELLE OF M0HDikE
ENTERS SOCIETY

CINCINNATI. Ohio. MAJ AZ.
Especially - pFuapertor on hsF
faiher's riAim IN the Kiondiks. n
resident ~ an EsAinao village for
several weeks ard the heroine Of =
Desperate trip on soa airds ever
chiisset Pass. Miss OLGA kapfsr. the
belle ~ naNeun city. during the
rigorous winter Of ice, u q recent
acquisition tn Queen City socisty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
HNDALHS
NEW TRAM

sr, Louis. Mo. May Ga-Tomor.
row the vandaiia Will begin operat-
Ing n new train from st. Louis to
New York independent OF all other
trains. n will start at 1890 noon
and reach New York the evening OF
the next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
WHERE ADAMS
TAUGHT SCHOOL

WORCESTER. Mass. May IA
memorial tablet marking IN. site Of
the Trsf achcoihousa In Worcester
" here John A dams. second president
% the United States taught school.
was unveiled today by the local chap
ter 81 the Daughters Of the Arneri-
can Revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

While the people % Seattle afr
greeting the President 81 ths tnitei
States ulgh 81 the ~ and E'aansNs
ia their hearts. they are probably
not having any better time than .
the man y BOSS likeness IL shYwp IN
the accompanying cut.
This IL = snapshot picture Of ~
President cleveland. taken especial.
Is fn9 the Star. Nhiis ttss Angler %
flfssxaFdis Hay" Il tryinz 10 lure the
coy hiss from hls lair in ard around
relse Island n Laks Efse. The
anar4 ahat uAa taken lust - G'lesr.
land vas battling his heck. ready %
cast his line.
In the fishing party with 1rvvsr
are John Foster, en- governor 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

seem 20 be ia the wrong
Mrs. Hendrix IA . moment of an.
ger IL said TO have attempted Go pre-
vent the men 81 TIE faaiiiy from en-
tsTtn4 the house. Which belonged 10
her They. u - said. stood upon their
statutory rlghts and demanded an
sntranee. Mrs. Hendrix stood pat. -
and then. according 90 the stories
told IN court yesterday. fists. nticss.
umbrellas and finssrnails came into
MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS
Madison Theafes-
EDISON THrArrR co. rropris,ors.

EDISON THEArER co. propristors.
Continuous performances daily 3ih 90 q
p. M. 7 20 N n. M. Program comfnaneinn
Monday May ~. 1908
The urcat Estelita, assisted BY SENIOR
Enrique uahardon. the greatest % all Span
tsh dancers, dircrt from Madrid. John
Wuotfard a Marlboro ! eanuette IN an
original society sketch entitled. Roth sides
Of Life" Arthur Lane. IN hts inimitshle
production of the Hobo Dude MufrY Long.
the resrleFH tenor. IN repertoire OF opcr-
attic selections. Ian McuteeNY black face
comedian AMI funmuker Harry Smith IN
beautifully illustrated nanef, And the kim
telescope In q new moving picture program
Admission 10 all parts Of the house i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

She IL the only daughter Of Uirieh
HAPPIER, owner Of tho Dominion
Greek Gold Mine IN far-off Alaska.
uirtch HAPPIER. a Cinrinnati&n. in
moderate circumstances, lafi for the
Klondlke during the geld excitement
Of 1879. accompanied by bls wife,
two soma Joseph and Mar. and
young daughter. Olga. After three
years OF privation. unteid suffering
and many thrilling experiences. the
family has returned wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

ohla. sHa John uri t-leYa. the
Authnx af alrtnEtown on ths PIKE
Cleveland spends several seeks
each pumuez among thr Islands q
Lake fsfAa at his faNoriie pAaflfns
Grover - the IDEAL fisherman. ard
while hs has during this FAST wsss
not caught Oh an average AZ more
than half = do4en Fish daT. The
disfina tsitssi Democrat enters sta.
ply kliiinE TINS on the lazy tsseufn 81
the lake. ftsh ur no fsh E2sftesi.
dfnt Cleveland went on bis fishing
trfp ainlsisi IfnfnssisatriY after he left
81 f.suls. Nhefu hr and ffeaisient
Roosevelt sat side by stfs dafinx
the dedication ceremonies Of the 81
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
D.S.JOHNSTONC CO.
sos sses.s ave. eurks esIiainz.
ACRE TRACTS

Have you ever taken \ trolley ride
en- the fnterurhan rallNay In the TIA
coma or Hentou ears. IL not you
should. buy . tfezst 10 hiVsFslds
station frot Riverside aaditiunl and
Tfa@ aossn fhe h1aastfal na~asnl.h
valley a dintanrM Of about eight
miles from Psna3eF plAca. II VII
take about t~enfT eight minutes ~
your time 60 make the trip 10 River
sfae (which r. nearer the Tetern
Pole from a street car point o. view
than the many ADVERTISED add
tioaEs' Go the eity1. We have sixty.
seven tracts OF the usost fertile land
in western Washington At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

xip.Zsa aiixy
The press agent says there - q
laugh IN every line Of zig zag Al
ley" which opsns a three-nlxbt sa-
sakernsnt At the Grand tomorrow
night. The production Il known ~
a trick farce comedy and = headed
BY the cotnedy team zeb and ZAr-
row The piece h. a collection %
aF,eciAltsen. choruses and comedy
scenic sffscts.
MeE~en, the Nypnotist
The last performance q McEwcn.
the hypnotist. H. being given At the
GfaFA thts afternoon
Sssttis Thsztsf
Jerome X. Jsrome's Mrs Hobbs
IL the next attraction II the Seattle
theater. The play opens on board a
coy little yacht which IL the scenic
feature Of the play Miss Hobbs II
a young woman who fanries hernaif
to be a halter Of all man. These
ideas have been put into her head
By an aunt who had three unnafis-
factory matrimonial adventures
Wolf Kingseari attempts TO correct
her IDEAS and eventually succeeds
There are many funny situations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
RAciNG At
TORONTO

TORONTO. Ont. May aa-Tho
Fpring meeting Of the Ontario Jockey
club opened al Woedbtno today and
Will continue ~ daga The entries
for the various events are numer-
Gus ana ~ htghseiasn and alto
Hsthef the outlook Il bright foF q
successful meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Harriet Clark johnson announces
the removal Of her studio from the
Boston block to sis East Howell
where she would be pleased to meet
her patrons Take broadway and
Pike car. Phones. Blue ass. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

PERU. Ind. MAJ ts~Jus, five
fact tall, aud weighing only iit
pounds, this little is year -oid Hco-
s.ss sisi Possesses beauty % fern
sna ssfsasth truly remarkable. Her
muscular power equals that ~ boys
far Ia excess Of her weight Al
Fttnrins. isapins ahd sauifinR she
eptslFtrs her brothers ard friends,
Whlis AZ wrestling nhe So whiri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
RIVERSIDE

From ons 10 ten acres IN ARIA. that
we ars offering the public al only
siss 20 $500 PER ACRE Rsmefn-
Der thls ~ the price Of WHOLE
ACRE. not n - foet lot. Take our
advice and buy q ticket ~ First
avenue and Jackson street and see
this property. You vii Be surprised
at the charming scenery. good fiah.
sg.s ed Ssssff z.fl&ctsclE Eat NJ
rake living pleasant AZ Riverside.
Other acreage IN the vicinity OF
piverssfe 10 priced At 81 600 per acre.
and the products raised thereon are
paying good dividends on the In
veatfnent. yet we are offering more
fertile land at only 500 10 1900 per
acre. Don't delay. See this land
and then buy quick. Our Mr.. LIN
coin will meet you at the station
and show you over the tracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

wlna- SIN a child In n snehin and
actions. fhis tifnsd. uhhssHminE Eifi
little feaiinsN the wonders accofup-
nshe4 b enjoyment of anFssifAinse
freedom ON a bic farm.
Arthur D. Jswett. Cincinnati
artist, Was ~ struck with thiNs he's
first fo@e. that he has expressed q
desire "a secure her services as =
fstaiHat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

$50 Fl. Paul and return. Via Great
Northern railway, on sale June and
3. for A. .. H. w. meeting ST. Paul
Tickets and full information at city
ticket office. 6l2 LIST ave. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
THEIR GREAT
DURABILITY
One Of the chief recommendations
Of ths
KiMBALL PIANO

IL It's great Durability. II i almost
impossible 20 war cut cae u these
pianos. Add TO tSis their splendid
tone. perfectly adjusted touch and
original case deStsas. and yea VIII
sSt wonder that over 30 90 kimhaii
riamNs hate hccn Meid We have an
immense stock of thuss. and many
other makes 10 select from AZ at
tfactiye prices. We sell On easy
payments and give eur enstemera The
h.st Nalua % b. alltAlEasI sAS y hara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
EvERYkhERE

Whether az the So ehafst In the
Enountalns. ~ camp er N TIE ecan-
Try. happiness and pleasure can y,
greatly increased Wfth sufae sort -
= small MUSICAL tNSTRu Nt.NT.
= full line Of AZ. kinda of which you
will md In eur biz ansi complete
stock. We aim o. pisNae eur custom
srx and never tire IN eur Efforts 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Louis klodt, iewelcr and optlclan.
~movsd 10 1920 Second avenue. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

s EATTLE
The Palal
EvEHET1
Leaves Set
p. m. Lea
and 7sis D,
Phone la
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Our char
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painless I'd
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FREE
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none are I'd
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methods.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

Miss Lulu ftatKv entertained .
nurntvr ~ fnUus lady ffi~ndm re~a
trraaY nfterfapa At hvr hgfue On
..S...S s..s .s, =, NJ, No.. .,sssSSttSs.
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Small |
The COLES
pay for all
fer rnatersa|
antee with
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
Counters Of Coiored Dress
Goods.

All-Wool Broadcloths, mill ends,
that cost $3.50 to $500 yard; other
fabrics that cost from SIPS to $3.50
yard, colors in blacks, hundreds of
yards, choice 75c.; all of them full
double width.
Fine French Tamise Cloth, Eta
mines, Voilcs, Henriettas ana Veil
ings, blacks and colors, that cost to
$l.20 yard, choice 45c.
The Dress Goods stock is full Of new
spring fabrics, and Cohens are max
ing q price that is unmatchablc. @
Sl'25 Novelty Spring Effects are sold
for SOC,
The Finest Ettamines imported, in
all the leading shades, are SlOO. b,
Raw Silk and Scotch Novelties are
75c.
The best 75c, A1istrals, in basket
fettamines, will be sold for 500.
The New Scotch Snowflake Suit,
}5ings, that are Coo. values, arc Acc.
The New 4s-inch Striped Examines
are OSc.
All,Wool Cheviots, best 800. grades,
sell for $50.
Pouble-Width Berlin Cloths, all
colors, for CSC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
Our Linen BUYER Comes Up
10 The Mark in Bargains.

10 The Mark in Bargains.
These shipments for Mon
days sale:
500 dozen Heavy Hemmed Huck
Towels, the best at Sl.0O dozen, mill
end sales price, each, Sc.
The largest size l2Nc IIemmed
Towels are priced, per dozen, sl.oo;
each, Sc.
ITO dozen Linen Huck Towels, extra
heavy weight, size 22x44 inches, best
$3.50 dozen value, special for this
sale, ench, l3c.
Largest Size Pure White Water Abb
sorbent Sanitary Bath Towels for l0c.
Pure Linen Hemmed md Hem
stitched Fine Barnsley Huck Towels,
wide damasll borders, for 25c.
700 dozen Cotton Iloncycomb Tow
els, rcgnlaly &c, this mil.cnd sales
price, each, &c,
IIuckabaclS Shifting, the new shirt
waist fabric, pure white. per yard,
0c.
: White Suiting, Butcher Linen, IS
inches wide, regularly 45c, per yard,
Monday, 25c.
Table Damasks, pure linen, best 75c.
grades, to be sold in this mill,end sale
for zoe.
The regular soc. Bleacfcd Table
Damasks are to be sold Monday for
35c.
Silver Bleached German Linen Dam
asks, such as yon pay 4Oc. for al
ways, mill-end price csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
As REGoRDEDB AN
THE COST rs Us,
Several Hundred Dozen

Hosiery have Come for a
quick turnover B
Ladies' Fine Black Lislc-Thread
Hose, perfectly shaped ankle and
feet, special millend sale price, a
pair, lac.
Manufacturers lot of Lace Lislc
Hose some with slight imperfections,
Zoe. value, for, a pair, l2Mc.
~ dozen Wintcr-Weight Hose, for
ladies, regular l9c. ones, to be sold
for l2hc.
l60 dozen La dies Fast.Black Seam.
less Hose, instead of l21sc., the mill.
end sales price, pair, &c.
Boys Black Ribbed Extra Weight
Hose, all sizes, special, lOc.
Boys Full Regular Made '25 and loc.
Black Ripoed Hose, all sizes, for this
special sale, l21sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
These Ladies' Shirt-W aists
viii Be ON Sale.

All this seasons new waists.
Ladies' Figured Percale Shirt
Waists, various sorts and sizes, 500,
ones for zoe. =
$3.50 and $500 corsets, popular
makes, all lengths and sizes, to close
out for 75c.
Infants Cambria Dresses, hem,
stitched rufles, embroidery yoke, for
each, 2Oc.
New White Pique Shirt-Waists,
broad stitched t,lcks, large pearl but.
tons, attractive and seryiceable waist
for $l.OO 81
Figured Mercerized Waists, new
buttoncd side effect, hemstitched col,
lar, neat and attractive designs, ST 90,
value, for 75c, s5i 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
1000 Pairs Of Lace
Curtains.

Many thousand yards
Of silkoline embroidered
curtain 1nuslins and va
rious other draperies, all
at one-half their usual
lowest prices.
FOR CUSHION TOPS.
Manufacturers Ends of Slko-
lines, about LOO pieces, to be
sold for &c. piece.
Best 1870. silkolines, in longer
lengths, all the various colorings
the manufacturers produce at that
price, sale price SIC.
Highest grade Of Swiss Embroid-
( cry Muslin Curtains, all the vari-
Gus designs, that cost to 3sc. price
0Ac.
LOGO pairs of Lace Curtains, all
less than half the Wholesale cost.
SOC. to $3.50 Curtains, a pair,
25c. to $3.50
1870. Lace Striped Examines
for Csc.
zoe, Cottage Curtain Muslin for
sac.