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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
rxpED1r1oN INTO ABYssINlA.
Consul General Skinner Comes 10 oon'
cult Assistant Secretary LOOMS.

Mr.. Skinner. United States consul eene e.a,
~ Narseille, who has been speno.ns se'o
..oaIss, vacation at his home in Ohio Is no"
IN this city for the purpose OF eonsulu ,l,s
ass,stant secretary LOOMS in regard 10 his
aroiacted visit to King Menelik, with view
~ increasing the trade relations pe'"eeA
y. 70. III Tnitad States and Abyssinia 49,.
tiie SKINNER was at the state Depaie
W. +odav in conference with Actlng oec,
~. Ioomis. He is greatly lmpresseu
ter the trade possibilities FOR A me si
Haods in Abyssinia and hopes that ms ms ms
81 So Iii nroye Of value in the line Oh pio-
s1o,t trade. Contrary to the genera IN
nression he says that over one lhi.a p Ua
pn"ds at present imported into Apyssii aI
soVe their origin in the United states: a.
.hn,,oh being shipped through England VI
Erance they appear in the statlstcs as 90
,orta from thise countries More tlls.n ri
ZOO os, In American cotton goods go ai,lua -
W. 70 Abyssinia Mr.. Skinner VIII return o "
" ,,ost Immediately and expects 10 proGeeeo 81
.ionca at once for Abyssinia. lie WIN W
eeccompanied by his secretary. 1ne Shr.e al
States consul at Lyons and ME VI . me e.
r,nes who will act as an escort ne WIN AZ, 70
tnansnorted to Jibuu by the gunboat Ma
ah;as and will make the trip from there 70
tha country Of King Menelik over the new
Eranch railroad. This road traverses only
french territory. and as an act OF courtesy
80 narmision of the French government
Ill, he asked for the expedition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01

second than the next most powerful e,,ns
"a tue navy. The energy developed by the
nrlng OF one shot is AZ, 246 foot tons. There
GO t~o OF these guns in each of the fore
provIoes that they shall be fired singly and
turrets. NV
After having undergone extensive repafrs
ana alterations at League Island the Maine
was sent to Hampton Roads for a trial OF
ner guns: The trials were completed yes
lerday afternoon and the details are await
ed with considerable interest at the Navy
department. Although the official report
mas not yet been received at the depart
ment the brief dispatch from the Maine
conveyed the gratifying information that
the. trials We're satisfactory
The Maine will now be locked at New
port News preparatory to a series of pro-
gressive speed trials over the Barren Island
course In Chesapeake bay. On their COM
pletion the battle ship will make a cruise
to Culebra Island for the purpose of test
ing her boilers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
MARSHAL CANDLES SCHEME.
Commissioner Sargent Tells How
Chinese Were Struggled In

Chinese were 0hu66iS ~>~S
r-ank p. Sargent, commissioner genera
of immigration, has received 1ur'hef
norts from San Francisco In reiauoh "
- ,.acant expose Of a plot in the marshaf
ofsoe of that port to substitute old ana de-
o.an,t Chinese for Chinese youths ordered
aanorted by the courts. The suicide OF
Danutv Marshal Gamble, after having con-
,o.sad his completely in these subst1tu-
+,ons will be recalled. To representative
of The Evening Star Mr. Sargent sald'
.It annears that since the discovery by
,ha ofHcials of the immigration service at
San Francisco of the substitution plot, ana
the confession and suicide of Gamble, there
have been other developments. Gamble In
his confession implicated three ueputy
sheriffs who, during the night watches, had
charge of the county jail in which the CHI
nese Youths were incarcerated. Ihese three
denuty sheriffs have been arrested and
each one Of them has confessed his part IN
the crime of substitution. A certain Chi
nese merchant who was implicated In the
Mot has been arrested, as has the ring
leader. a wealthy Chinese merchant. who
handled the money that was to be paid to
the deputy marshal and deputy shert6s
The arrest of the latter was accomplished
NV Inspector John Endicott Gardner, at
teched 10 the Chinese Office at San Fran
cisco This ringieader seems to have been
in hiding ever since the discovery OF the
Mot. He is well known on the coast as an
in6uential steerer of Chinese into the
United States, in defiance of the exclusion
laws. and Is stated to have made a large
fortune in the business. am informed
that the names of the deputy sheriffs now
| under arrest are Dasha, Burnett and
Dempsey, and that Of the wealthy ring
| leader is HON Toon. The deputy sheriffs
were arrested on the 18th and HON Toon
| on the Path.
There seems to have been an entire alb
sence of irregularity in procedure on the
part Of the marshal's ONCE in connection
with this matter. AS understand 1t the
| Chinamsn had been taken out OF the GUS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
DISTRIBUTING FIELD ARTILLERY
Two Batteries at Fort 'Myer Part o.
the Departments Plan.

The distribution Of the thirty batteries
Of field artillery has been announced at
the War Department. as follows: Fort
Sheridan. ILL.,. 2; Fort Smelling, Mimi, q;
Vancouver barracks, Wash. 2; Preside Of
San Francisco, CAL. 2; Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. 8; Fort Riley. Kan. 8; Fort Sam
Houston. Texas. 2; near Buffalo, NJ z, q;
Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo., 2; Fort Ethan
Allen, VT. 2; Fort Hamilton. N. T.. J., Fort
Myer, Va. 2. and Philippine Islands, 8.
Until such time as accommodations can
be provided at the stations named the fol-
lowing distribution OF field batteries win
prevail: Fort Sheridan, ILL.,. q; Fort SMELL
ing, Mimi. 2; Vancouver barracks, Wash,
2: Preside Of San Francisco, Cal, 8: Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. 8; Fort Riley. Kan, s.;
Fort Sam Houston Texas, q; Fort d. A.
Russell, Wyo.. l; Fort Ethan Allen, VT. q;
Fort Hamilton. NJ T.. i; Fort MXer, Va,
2; Philippine ISLANDS, 3, and Fort Douglas,
Utah. 2.
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1 to =.

VA6C, h hems: i rsa bor DEEP
regular 121zc. value.
O>No use Sheets; hemmed
and hand torn: size 72x90; reg
ular zoe. value.
OE@c Bleached Pillow
>WOSo Cases. hemmed and
hand torn: made of good quail
ity muslin; 12lac. values.
1 Or Flannelette Skirt Pat
/So terms: crocheted edge;
light and dark grounds; regu-
lar 25c. values.
81 eWS Shoes. in f finest
feathers and newest lasts; sell
at $3.50 to So.
ST 90 W Women WI, Patent
Oxfords; very serviceable and
nice looking; the regular $50
grade.
en- nm Mems Fine Quality
" - OAlciu IitS, lSS u
Iarly sold at $3.50; reduced for
this hour to S1.O0.
4 w. White and Mar
Il Il w. bled Table Oil
cloth: remnants.
Roc Nottingham Lace Cur
O~So tains; several styles:
worth Goo pair.
hGN~ Lot of Women's Extra
u w. Good quality Muslin
Underwear, consisting of
Gowns, Corset Covers. Skirts
and Drawers; all fine ma
terials and trimmed in a varie-
ty of styles with lace and en-
broidery: 49c. for choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
THE HAWAIIAN LOAN.
Territorial Secretary Carter Confers
With Acting Secretary Ryan.

Mr.. George r. Carter. secretary of the
territory of Hawaii, was in conference with
Judge Thomas Ryan. acting secretary of
the interior, and Mr.. w. Bertrand Aoker,
chief Of the patents and miscellaneous d.
vision of the Interior Department. yester-
day regarding the Issue Of bonds for Ha-
wall. The bonds in the sum Of 81 .229, 600,
have been prepared for issue and await
only the signature Of the President. Mr..
Carter came here to float the bonds and
has been in New York looking over the
market. The bonds are for fifteen years
and draw per cent interest. The money
realized from their sale Is to be devoted to
the building of schools, etc. It Is the desire
OF Mr.. Carter to have the bonds accepted In
national banks In lieu OF deposits.
He was in consultation with the President
yesterday regarding the bonds and the
manner in which they are to be disposed Of
and later had short interview with Assist.
ant Secretary Armstrong Of the Treasury
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
APPLICATION DENIED.
Col Reid Of the Marine Corps Cannot
Be Promoted.

Secretary Moody had a conference with
the President at the White House yester-
day In regard to the application Of Col.
George G. Reid, U. g. M. c., for promotion
to the grade Of brigadier general on the re-
tirement Of Gen. Haywood. commandant Of
the corps, Saturday. and his immediate re-
tirement. with view to the appointment of
Col Elliott to the grade Of brigadier gen.
eral with permanent service. The result Of
the conference was decision that it was
inexpedient to grant the application, and the
original plan for Col. Elliott to succeed
Gen. Haywood next Saturday will be car
ried into effect.
The Attorney General recently decided in
the case of Col. Meade that the provisions
Of section II Of the personal law authoriz-
Ing the retirement with advanced grade Of
officers OF the navy who served during the
war Of the rebellion did not apply to off,
GERS Of the Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01

tody of the immigration officials on writs
of habeas corpus. At the hearing of the
wrltS counsel for the Cinnamon threw up
the cases. In that event the proper course
would have been for the marshalS to re-
turn the Cinnamon to the custody of the
irnmigI alton officers, who would have
placed them in the detention quarters on
the Pacific Mail dock until the sailing OF
the vessel If this had been done, of course
substitution would have been impossible.
Instead, however, the marshal, or his
deputy, retained custody of the Cinnamon
until the date of the sailing of the ship and
put them aboard. This method offered them
the opportunity to substitute old for young
Cinnamon. AS a matter OF fact they had
no right to do this
Mr.. Sargent intimated that he was ex-
pecttng further reports in connection with
the matter which will reveal more dam
aging admissions on the part of the con-
spiratorS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01

posed. The current report that commodi-
ties have advanced q per cent is shown to
be wide Of the mark. 1t will be nearer IS
or II per cent Colonel Wright says it is
usually true in periods Of exceptional pros
rapidly than the rate of wages, and corre-
spondingly that in times Of depression the
prices Of products and the profits Of busi-
ness fall earlier and rather more rapidly
than wages. In the present instance wages
have SO fully kept pace with increased cost
Of living that + may safely be said that
the condition of the laboring man is better
today than ever before in the history Of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
8 to B.

M7~~ Genuine Fruit Of the
W1SSSs Loom Muslin. Ev-
cry piece bears the name.
Misc Unbleached Shaker
uYSSe Flannel; soft and
fleecy.
5NC. e ena,es or q Re any Sai hios:
usually sell at nc.
2Oc Black Mohair; full 45
WV inches wide; best rich
and lustrous quality; $50.
2Mo Navy and Black Chew
OY&o lot, full SO inches wide;
all wool; SOC. value.
CT Dr. Black Peau de Sole
~ IL oAO Silk; warranted for
wear; all silk; just what you
need for coat, skirts or dresses;
SLIGO value.
nm, Mems Vici KID Oxford
WWCo Ties; broken sizes.
en- Boys Good and Service
y u able Quality Satin Calf
Lace Shoes; sold at s1.5O.
mOC Heavy White Bed
VIZ Spreads; double bed
size: worth 90c.; 2 to a Gus
toner.
S.3 Of Extra Heavy ia
Wool Blankets; worth $5.9S
pair. D.:
SI W tren @ . M Stylish 5 hz,
Man-tailored Fall Suits that
were bought to sell and will
sell at $199S; handsomely de-
signed and most desirable; you
can choose for this hour at
$14.9S.
So OF Children' ms Fine
QAo>O Quality and Very
Stylish Cashmere Dresses;
beautifully trimmed with silk;
all the seasons wanted colors;
lined throughout. Regular
price eVerywhera *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
SATISFACTORY TRIALS.
Report on the Gun Tests on the Battle
Ship Maine.

Considerable relief is felt at the Navy
Department over the receipt Of a dispatch
announcing that the gun trials Of the bat
tie ship Maine had been completed and were
satisfactory. The Maine Is the only battle
ship In the navy equipped with the latest
type Of high power Pinch gums. On the
nrst trial ofthese guns the deck supports
gave way and II was necessary to send the
vessel to the League Island navy yard to
have the gun foundations strengthened.
An idea OF the power OF these guns may
be obtained from the fact that they fire q
feet O second, which II 500 feet greater q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
The Clergy
Like lit

DIR. 'AGNBw's CATARRHAL POWDER CURES
Here q few names Of cleryymen Of different
cIesds who are firm believers IN DR.. Agnew's Ca
tsrrhal Powder to live up to the preaching in
all It claims: Bishop Sweetman. Rev. DR.. Lang
try Episcopalanli Rev. DR.. Withrow and Rev.
DR.. Chambers (Msthodist). and DR.. Newman. ell
Of Toronto. Canada. Copies Of their personal
letters for the asking.
DR. AGNEw's OINTMENT RELIEVES PILES
IN DAY. l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
Infringement Alleged.

Proceedings in equity for injunction were
instituted this afternoon in the District Su-
preme Court by the Farbenfabriken OF Ell
berfeld Company Of New York against Jas.
ODonnell Of this ci0 It Ia sought to en-
join alleged infringement OF a certain pat
ented Improvement. Phenacetin is the sub
ject of the letters patent In the suit. At
torneys F.. L. Freeman and Anthony Gref
represent the complainant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
INCREASED Sc COST OF LIVING.
Report Of the Bureau Of Labor Soon to
Be Issued.

The bureau Of labor. under the direction
of Carroll D. Wright. Is about to issue the
results Of an exhaustive study Of the In
creased cost Of living during tho last few
years in relation to the increase Of wages.
The work will be presented in two volumes,
one relating to expenditures ana the other
to earnings The manuscript win 60 to the
printer In ten days.
The results Of this inquiry show that
there has been q striking similarity be-
tween the advance In wages and the In
creased cost Of living. and that neither has
gone forward as much an popularity sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
1 o to 1 1 .
Continued.

ContinueO.
III Women's Very De-
I2Se sirable Lace Hose:
the regular 2Jc. grade, with
slight imperfections; your
choice at 71ac.
ROc 500 Women's Percale
O>So Wrappers; dark and
medium; fast colors; all sizes:
new patterns and extra well
made; regular 81 value.
Doc Women's very desira-
S~So BILE Pink and Blue Cir
die Corsets; reduced this hour
to 29c.
SOc Choice from 80 dozen
Dresses; various styles and
kinds; sizes 6 to ii years;
never sold under 81.
CT mQ Boys Double-breast-
~ eSO ed School Suits, in
very serviceable and nice-look-
ing materials; sizes to 10
years; bought to sell at So;
this hour at sl.9S.
1mC Good Quality Capitol
Il >Ne Window Shades: vari-
Gus colors: with fixtures.
S4.4W Walking or Pedes-
trienne Skirts; tailored In the
best manner; trimmed effec--
lively with inverted pleats and
straps and buttons. These
Skirts sell at $6.9S.
@N m& Women's New and
QToYO Fine Quality Black
Taffeta Silk Underskirts; styl-
ishly accordion pleated and
ruffled; regularly priced, SG.9S;
for this hour, $4.9S.
2E~ Mems Pleated-bosom
OSCe Madras Shirts: plain
oxblood and other colors; not
all sizes; sell up to 81.
EMC Mems 81 Underwear:
SVNo the famous High Rock
f1eeced kind; all sizes; this
hours, SOC.
EM~ Wome n S Excellent
Quality and Very De-
sirable Dark Percale Wrap
pers; gray, blue and red; the
newest patterns; sell readily
at CSC.
&n 400 Infants Fine White
" W Bedford Cord Coats;
long and short; daintily trim
med with silk ribbons; reduced
to $40 for the hour.
Mmr Nottingham Lace Cur
W>So tains; in pretty nov
city effects; worth Csc. pair.
MG0~ Boys Wool Knee
Nv Pants; excellent quail
ty; strongly made; never sold
under 69c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
Committed to St Elizabeth'A

John Epp. one Of the two alleged cranks
Who called at tho White House yesterday.
was examined by the police surgeons yes
terday afternoon The surgeons reported
that he was At subject for treatment at
st. Elisabeths Hospital for the Insane. He
was thereupon committed to that institu-
ton by Sanitary Officer Frank Relatives
of the sick man in Philadelphia have been
notified Of his whereabouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
Representative Hemenway in the City

Representative James A. Hemenway of
Indiana, prospective chairman of the House
committee on appropriations. is in Wash
ington. He came to put his son and daugh-
ter in school here. When Me. Hemenway
got In last night he was suffering with a
severe cold and threatened with pneumo-
MIA, but today is much improved. He will
leave for Indiana Saturday, and will re-
turn November 1 for the extra session Of
Congress TO be called November Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
DEEpsbARE OF NO VALUE.
Creek Indians Selling Their Lands
Contrary to Law.

The Secretary Of the Interior has called to
the attention1pf the Department OF Justice
the fact that Creek Indians in the Indian
territory are saEins their allotted lands
without the approval of the Secretary OF
the Interior, which Is contrary to the law
and the treattes.h
The Attorney General has written letter
to clerks of courts, who are also recorders
Of deeds, advising. them that such deeds are
void and should not be admitted to record.
II is stated that the lands thus obtained
from the Indians are sold at q rate much
below their value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
POPULAR IN MICHIGAN.
Senator Burrows Thinks the President
Has Increased His Strength.

Senator Burrows Of Michigan was in the
city today. He will leave for New York
today and from there will go to his home
in Michigan.
Speaking Of political affairs in Michigan.
Mr.. Burrows remarked that there was no
change in that state in the popularity of
President Roosevelt
Mr.. Roosevelt is as popular there as
ever" he said. The outcome of the case
Of Miller in the government printing Of
fee has rather added to his popularity. I
think"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
Coming to the Dwelling.

Mrs. Alexander II. Thackara, daughter
OF Gen. William T. Sherman. win leave
Havre on the steamship Savoy on the Sd
instant for New York in order to be pres
emit at the ceremonies attending the un-
yelling of the Sherman statue In this city
on the 18th instant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
Il to s.

G \ Mems Patent Leather OK
" Il ford Ties; all very desir-
able qualities: broken sizes:
worth and sell at 81 30.
&1 nS Womenfs Fines
" o>O Grade Shoes and
Oxfords; values and selling
prices up to $3.50.
SC Boys Stylish Fauntleroy
wv Blouse Waists; sizes 8 to
10 years; regular price. 39c.
2MC Mems "F ultle s.
OySs Night Robes: sold at
Soc. and 75c.; reduced to 800.
for this hour only.
SD 40 splendidly Tailored
eVS' W Gray oxford and
Green Mixed Walking Skirts;
also plain blue and black; hips
trimmed with strap seams.
Regular price will be So. 9S. For
the hour, S249
SIP. OF Lot of Fine Sam
" 80 ~ pie Walking Suits
the very newest and hand
soonest fall styles; In various
effective styles and kinds; will
be sold at S16.9S and SI9.9S;
this hour at S12.9S.
SS or Elegant Quality
~~O w a XII ng Skirts,
very smartly made of the new
homespuns and hopsacking; all
seams double strapped and
strapped yoke; brown. gray,
green and black shades; value
SS.9S.
S8 OF New and very styl-
" ish Fall Dress Skirts
made of best black and blue
cheviot; in the 7-gore effect:
handsomely trimmed with tai,
lor-stitched bands of black tai
feta silk; these modish skirts
will be sold at $5.9S; advance
selling this hour at S3.9S.
one Women's Black Mer-
cerized Saline Under
skirts, prettily trimmed with
accordion pleating, ruffies. etc.
sell up to S19S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
3 to H..

W wv u o
n ONC Lunch Doylies, in
AS/RSe plaid effects; this
hour. 12iac. dozen.
1 Sc Black Mercerized Ital-
u OSs ian Cloth; mlll ends:
extra high, lustrous finish;
regular &c. and soc. values.
A~So ira heavy quality: red.
pink, blue and gray; 49c. value.
ST. 10 Mems Patent
Leather and Colt
skin Oxford Ties: never before
sold under 81 30.
mOf- Boys Shoes. of soft
800 and fine kid: sizes Q
to 13's; reduced for this hour
to Gee.
SC Boys Wash Knee Pants
OSo that have never sold un-
der 25c. regularly; this hour at
DC.
Roc Mems Fine White
Laundered Shirts; the
qualities sold everywhere at
81; some slightly mussed.
SD Or Women's Very styl-
Q%s ~ ish and Handsome
Black Peau de Sole silk
Waists; beautifully designed.
with pleats and crocheted silk
ornaments: back made with
box and fat pleats: sold at
So.9S; for this hour. S29S.
.SZSC Brass Extension
OTSS0 Rods. with fixtures.
0fta wy Walking or Pedes.
trienne Skirts; tailored in the
best manner; trimmed effec-
lively with inverted pleats
and straps and buttons. These
- Hhi sell at Sp.JS-
Cd OS Women's Fine
~ To ~ Quality Black Taft
feta SILK Underskirts; styl-
ishly accordion pleated and
rufiied: intended 10 be sold at
S6.9S; for this hour We have
made the price SI9S.
81 0& Women's New Fall
" 70 ~ Light weight Gov
ert Jackets; fun silk lined:
will be needed for cool DAYS
and evenings; $G9S value.
G1 80 Heavy Comforts:
" oO pretty cOlors: sat
cen covered; worth 81 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
1 1 to l g.

Or Navy and Black 40
AONo inch-wide Storm Serge;
serviceable quality; for skirts
and dresses; regular 39c.
. value.
OVC. a Closely S Woven ei pie:
best fabric for dresses and
waists; also for trimmings and
millinery purposes; S1.O0 value.
Or Plain Golf Cloth for
AOSe Walking Skirt; oxford
only; not large lot.
Dr. Atwood Tricot Cloth
@ONe for Children's Dresses,
Waists, ETC.: not a large lot.
Or Atwood Twilled Medi-
AOAs Gated Red Flannel;
usually sells at SOC.
DR. Turkey-red Table Lin
ZSCs en-; fast colors; assort-
ed Patterns; SOC. value.
l212C. n Mnas10I including uuis
several hundred yards Of white
goods, slightly soiled from
handling during rebuilding: to
close before our opening we
have reduced them to 12kc.;
includes high-cost polka dot.
Swisses, Fancy Lace and Cord
ed White Goods, White OK
fords, Piques, Plain Organizes.
Swisses, India Linens, Dimi-
ties, Persian Lawn, ETC.; be
prompt, as every yard will be
sold; worth up to SOC. yd.
loo Infants Soft Sole
u w. Shoes; all colors;
worth 25c.
mOC Little Boys Satin Calf
WV Lace Shoes; fine for
wear and splendidly made; re-
duced to sc.
S1 40 Mems Fine Grade
~ 10y Vici Kid Lace Shoes
plain and capped toes; at
$1.49 for this hour only.
81 O2 Boys fall weight
" Ao>o Top Coats, Of extra
good quality tan covert; sizes
- to Is years; regular price,
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-01
IL to 1 .

O7L- Unbleached Turkish
AHNNs Towels: fringed; red
border.
EMC Bleached r Q a d y
OHOSo made Pillow Cases;
hemmed ready for use; guam
tity limited.
Dr. Unbleached Table Lin
AoNs en-; good and heavy
quality: usually sells at 39c.;
IS inches wide.
Mo Bleached Table Dam
uSo ask: 20 inches wide;
rich designs; always retails at
69c.
OMc Women's Dainty and
H>Ns Pretty Boudoir Slip
pers: all sizes: a big sacrifice
at 29c. this hour.
L Z12co pe G 'O the re sga
lar 25c. and 39c. values; take
your choice this hour at 121gc.
mRr NJ e ms extra good
>OSo quality Scotch Madras
Paiamas that sell regularly at
s1.50 suit.
MOC Boys very good quail
w. ty Blue Cheviot Knee
Pants: never offered under
&C.: at 49c. for the noon hour.