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Mines in California.
/ the San Francisco Call.

From the San francisco Gall.
There are only three California counties
out of the entire array of flfty-seven that
will not make a showing in the statistics OF
mineral output for the year 1902 Several OK
the counties that are discovered to have
mineral wealth are not represented by large
figures of actual production. That Is &C.
cording to expectation. But. considering the
area of this state. its length and breadth.
there Is probably no other country on eartt
that can be shown to be uniformly mins
eralized throughout practically Its entire
extent Among the surprises contained II
the statistics to be submitted by the state
mining bureau will be the figures of the
value of the total output of petroleum 10
California for 1902. The production was
very large. but when the price at the wele
ranges from Is to IS cents a barrel for fud
oil II does not. comparatively speaking, rec
quire large figures to show what 1t sold foe
in total In the market. The total gold outs
put for two counties far surpasses the vals
ue In the market OF all the OIL produced 10
the state during the year 1902. While tho
price OF oil has continued to be low. the
value Of silver. which is of great interest,"
In Pacific coast camps. has continued to
rise. The government followed the markee
from 40 cents to IS cents in its purchases
for the Philippine coinage. Then 1t stopped
Millions of dollars worth Of bullion will b
required by the government before the Phil
ippine coinage bill provisions are fully car
ried out. At the present price OF silv0
many silver eamoe can produce at pront
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ART NoUvEAU.
Now Applied to Art Decoration OF an
Expensive Kind.

From the brooklyn Eagle. :
The term art nouveau has long been a
familiar one In tile ears Of the public. but
to the great n1atority9ft represents little
more than jewelrSs or. rac-a-brac Of bizarre
design, more particularly of long-tressed
women in uncomfortable looking positions
The art nouveau impulse starting. like many
a reform before Vt, insa revolt against cut
and dried rules and old traditions. has sue
ceeded In invading. and, it may be added.
in giving new stimulus to. a wide variety
of subjects. Nearly everything from ball
gown to dinner dishesihas come under the
sway Of the new idea iand If In some cases
the results have beef more striking than
beautiful, there has at least been COM
mendable advance toward originality and
variety. Perhapsfione Of the fields In which
Fart nouveau is least known in this country
is that OF house decoration. In Europe,
on the contrary, 1t Is fast gaining recogn1-
ton. and some of the accounted chef
d'oeuvres In the way OF decoration have
been rooms designed after. Fart nouveau
ideas. There are certain dominant notes
observable In this furnishing. both as to
line and color. Straight lines are opposed
TO all the designs. and nothing could AFFORD
a greater contrast to the mission furniture
50 popular here than the graceful curving
lines OF the art nouveau pieces.
This very fact must OF necessity prevent
this furniture from becoming generally pop
ular, as II Is made up largely OF handwork.
and Is in consequence more or less expen-
sive. In coloring. the favorttes at present
are a pale heliotrope and soft dull green.
the two colors being frequently employed
In combination. This Is exemplihed In a
feminine BOULDER or sitting room. The furni-
ture II OF ash. stained a soft green tint:
the upholstery of heliotrope silk rep. being
embroidered In art nouveau designs In
green. The floor rugs repeat these designs
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Antiseptic Saloon.
From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle.
"Antisceptic Saloon" il the legend that in
large capitals adorns the exterior of a shop
In the vicinity Of st. Paul's. At first sight
1t might be supposed that the place was a
sort Of theological academy. where the
dean and canons gradually transformed un-
believers into orthodox Christians; but
closer inspection reveals a BARRIERS shop in
full working. and then 1t becomes obvious
that the painter Of the sign was unfamiliar
with the new "antiseptio'' treatment of the
implements of the BARRIERS trade. recently
imported into London from America and
The sign has been displayed for several
weeks. and everybody seems to have been
In too great hurry to notice the super
f1uous letter or to inform the proprietor
he means.
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ANCIENT CITY.
OF Seoul, Walled Fortress Where Japan
and Russia Seek Supremacy.

and Russia Seek Supremacy.
From Outing.
Seoul,the capital Of Chosen, is built amid
q network Of hills. eighteen miles from the
sea. 1t Is an ancient walled city. fortified
In the strongest way by smells that would
drive any but an Asia4ic army forthwith
into the ocean. 1t is poor in appearance,
but rich in 1eas. On autumn nights tigers
frequently contest the right Of way with
belated pedestrians. and this is the chief
reason why one has the entire street to
oneself in a moonlight stroll after 8 O'Clock.
Metaphorically, one can scarcely see the
town for the bald. dubious and bullet
headed Buddhist priests who fatten on the
superstition of the populace and lead licen-
tious lives in the adjacent monasterles.
Barring an occasional court function,
marked by street professions. Seoul Is tri-
umphantly devoid of sights interesting to
a traveller. The streets lack entirely those
picturesque characteristics Of Chinese or
Japanese thoroughfare. and vista across
the Corean house tops Is one of appalling
monotony. One seeks In vain for attractive
souvenirs. In the small shops of Seoul
Japanese beer, matches. cigarettes and
cheap crockery form the chief stock In
trade. while long-stemmed Corean pipes
and metal-banded Corean knives are offer
ed In the most pretentious shops. Here,
likewise, can be had the really unique
Corean FANS made Of silk or paper. hnlsh-
ed In Oil and covered with curious native
designs. These fans are dipped In water
before they are used. and the little breeze
produced by them is ast0nishingly cool
The wall surrounding Seoul. from which
kites are ever flying, il but pocket edition
of the great Chinese wall that leads down
to the sea at Shanhaikwan. Piercing this
Corean copy are the city gates-picturesque
passage ways-whfch are promptly and tr-
revooably closed with the setting OF the
sun. The west gass WI b entered ~ tns
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Toilet Department.
Linen Remnants.

10 dozen Pure Linen Napkins, small
size, full bleached, cut ready to be
hemmed; sold for 69c. dozen; 3zk,
remit price, each .......... OHSN.
We have left just about three doz. of
the S-4 size All-linen Pattern Table
Cloths, slightly damaged, but not
enough to affect the wear; zE,
remit price, each. coS'
Small lot of very fine Irish Satin
Damask Towels, extra large size, plain
white; also fancy colored borders, heavy
tied fringe: sold for BIC. to 4Sc.: Or
remit price. each. SOS'
SEQ yds. OF Pure Linen Crash Toweling.
in 2, 3. and 5-yd. lengths: full
bIeached, with two-stripe border of fast
red. fast selvege edge on both sides;
S samn from p sae pieee for ioe: yd 7c.
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Domestic Remnants.

Remnants of 15-inch Stair Oilcloth. in
gray, brown and garnet; best AZhr
quality. Reduced to, Yard. u4SS'
Remnants of Light Shifting Prints. in
blue and pink, also black and :3ILc
white; to 10-yard lengths. yd. ~/9S'
Remnants of Unbleached Canton Flan-
rel. in 2 to 10-yard lengths: ARC
good weight, yard. ......":......
10000 yds. of Remnants in Brocaded
Check Sateen: lengths from 2k to 10
yds.: suitable for waist and nOlZC
dresses. Friday at.............. AS/&~'
Remnants of full yard-wide Bleached
Cotton. from one to ten yards: soft nm
ish, suitable for undergarments SZ6r
and childrep's wear, at....... O7O
Small lot of slightly soiled
Bedspreads; Marseilles pat 50 .3N
Remnants of Outing Cloth and F1an-
nelette from our own stock: good
lengths; regular 10 and 12l4c. 7.2<c
quality, ....-...........
Remnants of "a Fancy Table Oilcloth,
in oak and garnets; good 6IAc
lengths; best quality. .......... r.
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Trimmed and
Umtrimmed Millinery.

Odd lot of White Hats. including
Plush Hats and fine Scratch
Felts: slightly soiled. Sold at zSc
$1.15 to $500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OOS'
Untrimmed Felt Hats; many shapes,
styles and colors. Were 75c. to Or
Women's and Misses Scratch Felt
Hats, the majority Of which are navy
blue and black: all shapes,
large and small Values rang 49,
ing from CSC. to $1.9S.. 1oS'
Handsome Birds. Wings and Silk and
Velvet Flowers and Foliage, in
all colors and shadings. Sold at De-
CSC. to $1.4S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. <7~Ss
1 Handsome Black Velvet Hat, with
shirred silk edge and 4 rich
plumes and buckle. Reduced S& EM
from $500 to-. .............. ~OeOO
/ Imported Black Panne Velvet and
Chiffon Hat; trimmed with two hand
some black and white plumes. S2 6AN
Reduced from $500 to-. ~O"VV
Very Fine White Hats, one pink and
one light blue; made OF laces. maiines
and chtffons; trimmed with white ostrich
plumes. Slightly soiled. Were CO nm
$12.OO and 1880. Reduced to-. pOsVV
u women's and Misses Trimmed
Hats. in blue. black and tan: en- O2
were 400. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Small lot of Black ToQues: also Black
and Light Hats; sold at sa.oo So O8
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Odd Lots s. Broken Lines OF
Boys Clothing and
FURNISHINGS.

Boys Long Overcoats, Oxford grayi
sizes Is. Is and 16 years. Only Ga gn
left. For. .................. ~H'SV
Boys 5oc. Grade Madras Shirts sep
arate cuffs. neckband style.
Only sizes 1Sh and IA neck Ogc
measure. .............. ASS'
Small lot of Boys Fedora and 1sc
Oeroy HATS. ...................
$500 and $500 Military Cossack Coats
for the little fellows; sizes PA to Z
years; all sorts OF material CT Og
and different patterns. ....... pl.>V
Boys Ceiluloid Collars. go. .2xc. each.
500 grade of Boys Two-piece Suits.
In Norfolk and double breasted styles:
sizes 8 o, TO- IL and IL 60 en-
years. .......................~S 'SV
Boys Gum Coats and Mackintoshes;
sizes q to 10 years; $500 was the price
before Christmas. Now. to en- NQ
ciose.... -......--...-....~
Boys Fancy Golf Caps. Polo Caps.
Norfolk Caps. Yacht. Sailor and foe
Elton Caps: sold up to 50c.......... A>S.
Boys and Children's 800 Russian
Blouse Suits and Double breasted Nor
folk and Norfolk-Sailor Suits; sizes to
years: fancy patterns and G tx
plain blue. Fridays price. ~SsSS
Strictly Atwood Sweaters for the little
ones. sizes to years. fancy
colorings and white; sold for AAc
S.V... --.......-..............
Boys and Children's Wool and wor-
sted Toboggan Caps and Toques. 1a~
2oc. and 35c values. hS'
Boys Blue Chinchilla Refers with
storm collar, sizes IN, 4, 6. 10, 10 and
Is years; sold up to 81 80. FRI en- 10
oay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Boys Norfolk Suits, sizes 3, na
=
Boys Navy Blue Flannel Blouse
f maiss s s sizes 20 to years: sold 2Qc.
Boys Shirts. with two sepa-
rate collars: broken sizes: 5Oc. 0P
grade. Observation-Disclosures. 10Y.
Boys sample" Overcoats: some trim
med with astrakhan; none larger than
size years: all different sorts OF cloths;
very exclusive styles: sold up
to $500. Bring the boy to be Sd GA
fitted tomorrow at................VH s>O
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and colors. and they appear again In the
frieze heading the cream-colored wall pa
Der. The portiere at the left Is Of green
velours, with applique Of conventional floral
pattern. Even the gas fixtures are especial
ly designed In keeping with the scheme OF
decoration the material being bronze. In
Pompeiian green finish. The little rallied
and curtained recess, leading into another
apartment Is an attractive feature of the
room. row of odd little flower pots In
harmonious coloring contributes to the cosy
effect of the corner.
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Mems Furnishings.

Men's5Oc. Bedford Cord Neellge Shirts,
In light and dark colors, tan. black and
white, stripes and figures; Doc
broken. sizes. Remnant price,.
dozen Mems Sweaters. maroon. gray
and blue: broken sizes; worth Dc
69c. Remnant price. 6oS'
Mems Kid Gloves. in all colors. slight
ly soiled; broken sizes: worth DC
$1.00. Remnant price.
Mems 800 Flannelette Night Robes.
In large assortment Of neat patterns;
extra heavy quality; all sizes. :3Sc
Remnant price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems $1.O0 Blue Flannel Working
Shirts, single or double-breast-
ed: extra heavy; most all sizes. zoo
Remnant price. .....................
Mems SOC. Heavy Fleece-lined Shirts
and Drawers; extra well made
and finished: nearly every size. 2Mr
Remnant price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mems 69c. Heavy Fleece-lined Gloves;
astrakhan backs. leather palms. 2mr
patent clasps. Remnant price. wv
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Ribbon Remnants.

Remnants Of All-silk Satin and Taf-
feta Ribbons. In various colors and
good lengths, that sold OF the 0L n
piece at sc. to Sc. yard. at.... SI2S'
Remnants of All-silk Taffeta and
Fancy Ribbons, in white and
r ,saSIns st eolors: sold up to loo: 4Hc.
Remnants OF All-silk Taffeta
and Louisiene Ribbons. in white
and sas "a shades; sold up to i'o 634c.
e. Remnants Of best quality Ribbons. of
all sorts. including the very wide widths.
In white and leading colors: OH n
sold up to 19c. yard. at...... >/2~'
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tourist on reaching the capital from Che
mulpo, and should he come to the outside
of this but minute after the sun has dis
appeared behind the horizon. and the pis
hell has doomed Its mournful warning
note he Is elected to camp in the open
until Phoebus has cycled round the world
on the equatorial path. II he reach the
gate five minutes before 1t closes on rs
grooming hinges he Will witness sight
that will almost repay him for the toll
some trip up from the coast.
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Women's Coats, Suits,
Fur Coats and Fur Pieces.

I O&a ~O&A 10 &khbNA ~ u hSSSoe
8 Cravenette Raincoats. 2 Oxford gray
and one tan, reduced from 81 OR
$lo.O to........
2 large size Isabella Fox Long Boas.
ornamented with 2 extra
size brush tails, reduced en- 4 0@
from $500 to.................
8 imported Priestley's Cravanette
Raincoats. sizes SO. 3s and SHO O2
40. Were $3.50.
2 Electric Seal Jackets,
sizes 80 and AZ. Were $500. Snm 0S
reduced to-. observation-disclosures.
8 Girls Black Velvet Coats: size
II years. 1 size 10 years. Full
3-quarter length. Reduced SD OS
from $oSS 10. ..................
s Girls Coats Of imported kersey. mil
itary effect, with round cape.
In garnet and navy blue. $3.50 So M2
value
handsome Suits of imported Panns
Cheviot; In black and blue: elegantly
trimmed and tailored; re- S13. Oh
duced from 5000 and $500 ~ .
IA Black Peau de Sole Silk
Waists: deliberately trimmed; CD Oh
$50 value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
long blouse Coats Of black velvet;
sizes "a, 80 and 3S. Elegant
ly trimmed. Reduced from $40 OS
5000 Observation-Disclosures.
Imported Tan Covert Corset Coats;
small sizes only. reduced from 81 OS
$l0.9S to-. ..-....................
Nearseal Fur Jackets. sizes "a and
SO; "a inches long: trimmed with real
otter fur revers. cuffs and SIz OF
collar. 5000 value. ~S~
Girls Peter Thompson Coats, Of i'm
ported Melton cloth; full
length: sizes g to II years. S2 MQ
Were $500. QO.yO
81 Women's Atwood Kersey Coats, In
tan, castor and black; odds and ends
and broken sizes Of lines sold S:3 O2
up to $1,000, at.....................~O
16 Imported Broadcloth-KerseyW Winter
Jackets, In a good assortment of the
prevailing styles. Sold up to
$500, 1850 and S1S98. Fri 81 O2
day at...... ........-........T
Womens Black Peau de Sole Silk
Blouses; sold at $1,000. Re- Ga N2
duced to-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
imported Tan Tweed Mixture Corset
Suit and l Fancy Mixture
Blouse Suit; sold at 5000. S& M9
Friday at. ........................
only English Novelty Mixed Walk
ing Skirts; sold at A.9S. Re- Csc
q. duced to. .........................
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Odd Lots i'm
Mems & Youths Clothing,

AZ Mems and Youths Overcoats, in
Oxford gray and black Irish GN 7E
frieze. Values up to $1,000. VV01O
SIS pairs of Mems and Youths Trous-
ers, strictly all-weol cassimeres in
dark patterns. winter weight. Sg 20
were S%oo
81 Mems and Youths Suits of fancy
Scotch mixtures, in neat SS Ed0
patterns. Values up to $1,000. sp0'oO
Mems Black Derby Hats, also
Black and Pearl Alpines. $1.5o O2c
value " WV
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Odd Lots Umbrellas.

Lot Of Silk Gloria Umbrellas. Is and
2s-inch: steel rod and Paragon frame;
variety OF handles. Worth $1.5O. O2<-
Lot of 20 and 23-inch piece-dyed Taft
feta Umbrellas; steel rod and Paragon
frame; fine handles. Sold at 81 AZ
$500 and $3.50. ........... %A'Vo
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Remnants of Innings.

Remnants of Innings. including perca-
lines. silecias. mercerized sateens, spun
glass and brocaded Innings. In useful
lengths; sold from 121zc. to zoe. &3Zr
a yard off the piece: at. ....... O1zT~'
500 yards of Fast Black Percallnes. sc
inches wide; regular 10c. quail AT/c
ity; in remnants, per yard, at. /2~'
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Leather Goods.

Regular 15c. and 19c. Braided Ec
Belts, in black. white and cofors.. wv
Leather Wrist Bags and Auto Bags.
also Belts: odds and ends left
from Christmas. Sold up to 39c., 10c
= Another lot of Wrist Bags and Auto
Bags, also Leather Belts. sold 4apr
at SOC. and 75c., for. ............ O>
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Remnants of Silks.

Remnants of Striped Wash Habutai
Silk, Fancy Taffeta. Plain Taffeta. Peau
de Cygne. Plain-colored Habutai, Moire
Antique, Figured Foulards, Striped Pom
gee, Black Jap Silk. Black Satin and
Black Lining Taffetas. Sold up &c.
to soc. yard. Friday at. $3.50.
Remnants of all our best-selling lines,
including Black Taffeta, Heavy BLACK
Brocades, Black Peau de Sole. Black
Plsse Taffeta. Black Corded Taheta,
Fancy Gun Metal Taffeta. Colored Cord
ed and Plaid Taffetas. Moire Velour,
Colored Satin Duchesse. Checked Tane-
ia. Plain-colored Taffeta, Satin Liberty,
Figured Jap Habutai. etc. Qualities
sold off the piece up to as high zoe
as Soc yard, at. WV
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Corsets, Muslin Underwear
and Children's Goods.

ana NNaaQfen' Goods.
Small lot of Coutil Corsets, I'm black
and white; sizes 10 and 10 only;
Thompson's make Were $1.O9 h6Nc
Infants White Flannel Night Gowns
also long and short flannel Skirts, strip
ed fiannelette Wrappers and
children's f1annelette Skirts. ~.
Sold up to 39c. Observation-Disclosures. AISs
Womens Fascinators and Knit
8 u e s: also Infants FIannelette
Sacques. Toques, Caps. Mitts dOa/c
and Bottles. reduced to-. -. aIT2Ss
Girls Coats of heavyweight Mel
ton Cloth, in castor, blue and
brown. 2 to year sizes. ST OR
were S4.9o. .....-..,........
10 Girls. Plaid and Plain worsted
Dresses; fancily trimmed; brok- zlNc
en- sizes. Reduced to.......... 0>S'
Small lot Of Women's Black Knit Leg
gins. also Misses and Children's Leg
gins; sold at 5Oc.; reduced 2Sc
10 ............ ................ -~S'
16 pairs Of Childrens Canton Flannel
Drawers; small sizes only: sold Or
at Soc. and Acc. Reduced to- A>Ss
8 pairs Of Women's Heavyweight
Canton Flannel Drawers; were AdNr
c9c, at ....-.. ..................
10 Women's Black Mercerized Sateen
Petticoats. that sold at 1926 en- 40
and $2.9S, reduced to......... On w
Muslin and Cambria Undergarments,
consisting of lace and embroidery trim
med Gowns, Skirts, Chemise. Drawers
and French Corset Covers, soiled
and mussed. Sold up to $1.69, M0Nr
reduced to. WYNs
Muslin and Cambria Drawers French
Corset Covers, Short Petticoats, Chemise
and Flannelette, Skirts, embroid-
cry and lace trimmed; reduced Or
Small lot Of mussed and soiled
aprons. fancy and plain, reduced dNc
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Women's Winter Coats,
Sold ND to $40, at csc.

Last summer we purchased the stock
Of Schwarz Of Alexandria, Va, and in
this stock were lot of women's heavy
winter Coats. We put them away at that
time to be closed out later. These Coats
are not the latest styles, in fact, some Of
them are at least several seasons old.
The materials are of kersey and cheviot,
and they are all good warm, serviceable
garments. Schwarz's prices up to
$1,000. To be closed out tomorrow at
0S cents. i
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A subscription to The Saturday
Star would please some out-of-
town friend or relative. Send
your order now. with onsa dollar.
to start subscription with the
new year.
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Remnants of COl0red and
B ack Dress Goods.

Remnants of regular 12hc. and 15c.
Double width Dress Goods. including
Plaids and Checks, also Figured Jac-
guards. in shades of green, royal, gar
net mode, brown. rose, cadet, sN/c
etc, .............. %RS.
Remnants of Dress Goods, including
Whipcords, Sutings. Cashmeres. Fancy
Waistings. Zibeline Plaids. Albatross.
White Mercerized Waistings. Or
etc. Values up to SOC yard. at. @0S'
Remnants Of Atwood Dress Goods.
including Scotch Mixtures. Zibelines,
French Crepe Albatross. Imported Nuns
Yelling. French Challies. Basket Gran
ties. fine Twilled Cashmere, Whip
cords, etc. Values up to 69c. 2sc
!dro, at ................
Remnants Of fine-grade Dress Goods,
Including Zibelines, Camel hair Home
spun. Navy Blue Spot-proof Cheviot.
Novelty Zibeline. Silk finished Henri
ettas, Crepolettes. etc, strictly alI-wool
materials. from 70 to d inches EN~
wide. Values up to soc. yard. at WV
Remnants Of the best quality Dress
Fabrics. including Twili-back French
Broadcloth, Broadtail Zibelines. Vene-
tians and Heavyweight Scotch Mixed
Suitings. Sold at $1.O0 and $1.25 7Ec
yard, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lOSs
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rQussed and Rumpled
Handkerchiefs at Nominal
Prices.

Women's and Mems Handkerchief
including lace borders. tucked. hand
drawn. plain hemstitched, mourning
border embroidered plain and fancy
color borders. Mussed and rumpled.
but otherwise unhurt. Regular AZ,
&c. and Toe. qualities, for. Na1MNe
Ladies Fine Swiss Embroidered Pure
Linen, Plain Hemstitched and Lace Bor-
dered Handkerchiefs, in great number
t or styles Regular 12ac- quail 2:Mc.
Pure Linen Embroidered Lace-edge
ana Hand-drawn Handkerchiefs. in
dainty styles and designs of the best
sort Regular 25c. qualities. nOH/,c
~SA-' -
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Art Department.

ODD shades Of Saxony and Germantown
Worsteds at. hank. ...........4 c
DC. Luster Cotton and Embro silk. odd
SHADES .--...,.. ....-......... .2I9c
19c. and 23c. Spachtel Center Pieces. &c.
25c. Stamped Pillow Tops l2ISc.
Linen Monte Cloth Tray Covers lOc.
9Sc. and S1.25 Trimmed Satin Pin Cush-
Joc. Ail-Silk Pillow Cords. ..-......,.. Y3c.
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Velvet Remnants.

Remnant lot of Velvets and
Velveteens. In black and various -
colors Reduced to............ OONs
Wide Welt Corduroys. in brown. gray,
green, navy, garnet tan,
marine; also black. Reduced Am,
from 75c. Observation-Disclosures. WV
Black Silk Velvet-for coats
a 8aro suits ao' reduced from eoc. 44c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-07

It pays to read the want columns of The
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-07
Wranners and Waists.

3 dozen elegant quality Fleece-llned
Flannelette Wrappers. handsomely trim
med; ends of lines sold up to 0Sc.
$50, Observation-Disclosures. wv
z Black and Blue Velvet Waists; fancy
yoke effect with tab front. CT MQ
$49s value. pl. yO
Silk-finished Cashmere Tea Gowns,
in old rose: fancy lace trimmed. Sizes 80
and 40. Vatican back. A.0S CD "a
Odd lot of Shirt Waists of Mohair,
checked and plain black sateen; also fam
cy white vesting material.
Broken sizes. Values up to En-.
S-.Oo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w.