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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
CAPT, MACAULEY
Off TO MANILA
FORMER WEIGHER OF LOCAL
CUSTOMS SERVICE WILL ACCEPT
POSITION IN PHILIPPINES.

Captain r. NJ. Macauey, brother Of
John Macauley the pilot, expects to
leave tomorrow on the transport
Thomas for Manila to accept a posi-
ton in the Customs service in the
Philippines. Captain Macauley's de-
parture will cause much regret among
old timers. for he is well known and
has many friends. He was connected
with the local customs service for u
number of years, being weigher up to
the time that he resigned from the ser
vice.
The appointment to the Philippine
service lies with the Civil government
at Manila. Captain Macauley has the
strongest letters from people of pro-
minence and as he has received as
surance of an appointment he will pro-
coed without delay to Manila.
He is we'll qualified for such a posi-
ton He lived for many years in
South America and is well acquainted
with the Spanish language, an accom-
plishment that is essential in that line
of work in the Philippines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
WHO IS ACTING
GOVERNOR NOW2

Is it Governor" auckland or is it
Governor" Creedon? The matter is a
serious one i st at this juncture, as
both the Governor and the Secretary
are absent from the capital and the
robe of office must surely fall on some
ones shoulders. Th're is no trouble
between the two next in the "order of
aspiration" to the throne, in fact there
is a good deal of the Alphonse and
CASTOR in the situation as between
them. OF course as the successor of
t'Governor" Kate Kelly in the position
of chief clerk, auckland would seem
to have a drag on the scepter but, on
the other hand, auckland holds his APP
pointment by virtue of a Secretarial
decree while Creedon's is from the
august hand of the governor him
self.
1t is a ticklish question all round and
one that can only be settled by some
one learned in the etiquette of courts.
Naturally the two gentlemen concern
ed are modestly sitting back and say
ing nothing but they owe 1t to the peo-
pie to put aside their reserve.
Surprising some foreign army should
land on Oahu, for instance, who would
command the troops? Surely the Gov
ernr could not be expected to do so
from Maui by wireless.
"
pT,oI,,a .a-ts of the Wnrld'S Fair
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AUCTION SALE

FRIDAY, SEPT. Q, 1904.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
AT RESIDENCE OF MRS. ANNIS
MONTAGUE TURNER.
"MtGNON" Beretania street I am
instructed to sell the entire household
effects in above residence, comprising:
Bedroom Suites in CHARTERED Oak,
CHARTERED Oak Cheffoniers.
Iron and Brass Beds, Hair Mattresses
Folding Beds, Bureaus,
Elegant Walnut Wardrobe,
Round Oak Dining Table, extends ~
feet
Very 'hoice Buffet,
Oak Sideboard (very dainty,
Center Tables in Mahogany and Oak,
Wicker Chairs and Rockers,
Ladies' Mahogany Writing Desk,
Whatnots, Bookcase, Desks.
Brackets, Jardinieres,
Dining-roOm Chairs, Box Couch,
Fine S-hole stove, nearly new,
Ice Box, Refrigerator,
Plates, Dishes, Kitchen Ware,
Hail Rack,
Very Choice Ferns and Plants,s
I neat, nearly new ,Rubber-tired Ho-
Phaeton,
Garden Hose, Tools, Etc. Etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
NEw ADvERTisEMENTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day,
WEATHER REPORT.

u ). weather Bureau Ofiice, Young
Building.
Temperatures a. m, as; a. m. 80
~ a. m 81 noon' 49, morning minimum
to'
barometer a. m. 5000; absolute hui
Nudity a. m, 6.O9 grains per CUBIC
foot; relative humidity a. m, " per
cent dew point n. m 66.
Wind velocity: a. m. 8, E a. m. 1t
e; 10 IN 10 Sc; noon II, Sc
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
M trace.
Iotal WIND movement during "a hours
ended at noon, l9' miles. --
ALIEN. McC. ASHLEY,
section Director T. . "eaIher bureau
r.. -. ,..t.r nh r,,,,ot, ,.,st,st
,,,,ra1,,sa5 ~ w w Dir,ond g. 90
ia
M ...,,,,,,. Noun, 7 -, 10 duo en-
,,,ar,o,,. ,,,o,.,iro From, Hawaii and
Nj ,,orts
A gentleman is wanted to share ex-
pense of Waikiki home for three
months. SEQ classified ad.
For a good meal go to the Oregon
Restaurant on King street near Nuu-
anu. Ice cream served every night.
The Supervisors of the Free Kinder
garten Association will hold a meeting
FRIDAY September 19 at a. m. at the
Y. w. c. A.
There will be fun rehearsal of said
Pasha" with the orchestra at the Ha-
waiian Opera House this evening and
another full rehearsal Saturday even
ing.
There will be meeting OF yacht
owning members of the Hawaii Hacht
Club next Friday at noon in the ONCE
cusslhg the programme lol i'es''''
Day
BIN Oh lare chaIlseu o'uy az tne
terion lunch. Service between IL a. nj.
and 1870 p. M The table Is good ana
at a moderate charge.
A baseball game between the wharf
rats and the Portland Cigar store team
has been arranged Tor next SUNDAY
morning at the nine O'Clock. II VIII
be played at kaploIanl park.
Henry May q Company have just re-
ceived a new shipment of delicious eva
porated fruits These fruits retain
their original flavor in remarkable
manner and are soon prepared for the
table.
Tim Murphy and Bill Huihui made
a 5000 side bet yesterday Murphy must
whip Huihui in six rounds or lose the
5000 and fifty per cent of the gross gate
receipts Jackson and Castro will fight
eight-rounds.
Hlllll - C'0iS DoP''
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
KAHULUI.

Arriving, September Am. blctn.
Fullerton, 10 days from San Francisco.
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DEMURRER ENTERED.

In the suit recently brought by f. E.
Thompon against Whitney & Marsh
Ltd, a demurrer was entered by the
defendants this morning on the grounds
that in the complaint no term OF court
was mentioned, that no court or Judge
was addressed, that there was a de-
feet of the parties defendant and that
insufficient facts were stated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
Lunch Baskets
For School
Children

The make
speciality of. soc.
Lunch Basket useful and dura
bic basket. keeps cool and fresh.
Invoices all kinds of Desk
basketing useful for teachers
Telescope Fruit Hampers, Laundry Market and
basket remainder this splendid line.
FREE-A SPONGE eachp purchase of lunch basket.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08

TRANSPORT THOMAS EXPECTED.
2 he transport Thomas is expected at
any time 10 'ov frOtp San Francisco
nth two days later rn3il. She may
not arrive however until tomorrow
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
NEW BEVERAGES.

The Hobrou Drug Co. are having a
big run at their soda fountain these
hot days. They have several new drinks
that take the popular fancy. Fresh
fruit sherbets every day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
c, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, n. T.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, OAO-
NEE. Sugar Company, Honomu kSugc7
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters Line SHIPPING Company.
Charles Brewer g. Co.'S Line Of Bos-
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. WIRES. g. Mgr.
z. Faxon Bishop. Treas. g. Secy.
w. f. Allen. Auditor
p. G. Jones. Director
c. H. Cooke. Director
G. r. Carter. Director
All of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-08
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTJONEER.
A CHESS TOURNAMENT.

A chess tournament of the Honolulu
Chess club is to be held, and entries
will open at the chess club this evening
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ing out anything about them It wouldn't
require n book thicker than n primer 10
tell all they know. but just there Is one
of the beauties of astronomy, one of the
things that makes It the best representa-
tive Of the triumphant powers of the
human intellect in dealing with the ma,
terial universe. Here we stand on the
earth, and looking up at tho moon, al
most quarter of million miles away,
wa measure the height of It's mountains
and the depth of It's valleys. just as, in
another way, we apply chemistry to the
sun and analy2e it's blazing atmosphere"
well, hut how do you measure the
height Of The mountains on the moon?'
I'm tell sou one Of the ways, for It is
as easy as measuring the height Of tree.
Look into the telescope again and you
will see that on the moon The shadows
ere as black as Ink. aud that the line be-
tween day and night, which runs just
now across The middle of the lunar disk,
Ia absolutely sharp. With no gradual
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said: "'rhe brain is the most exquisltely
delicate mechanism known to us, but
mechanism is brutal word to apply
to the thing which can evolve q fiscal
policy or a batteship, yet on which a
sunbeam, u shadow, or n perfume pro-
tduccs tho most profound effects Yet
some women use this delicate machinery
as no carter would use horse; many
men do so,
when the brain is tired 1t does nos
say SO in words. but in symptoms; then
We grllmbe and call these symptoms
brain, fag' It is an excellent name'
This new disease Is as old as the hills,
ana 1t is on the increase, There Is only
one doctor in existence who can euro
it, A braIn-fagged man I know spent
some months going from door to door N
Harley Street seeking relief and finding
none. One day he fortunately fell down
and broke his leg. In came DE- Rests
ana cured him. ipr. Common Sense II
also a specialist on this disease, but he
is rarely TO be found 1t home .!-- London
Mail, "a ,s N
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know the length of the side II Z, because
G is the center of tho moon, and there
foro " c is half Of the moons diameter
and tho moons diameter was accurately
measured by astronomers long ago. More
over, we know the size Of the angle at
II, tecause 1t is evidently q right angle,
sO. an angle of 90 degrees.
"a ccordingly, we have al' the data for
calculating tho length Of the side NJ @.
which is manlfestly equal to half the
moons diameter, plus the height Of the
,rountain NJ. This tells us at once how
high NJ rises above tho moons general
surface
"You inlimated that there was another
way to measure these things said my
friend,
ayes; tho other way is to determine
tllc length of the shadow cast by a lunar
me untain across the l'syel plain At It's
feet. This shadow resembles the shadow
10, tho gnomon nf sun dial. ana Sby
measuring Its length when the SUI has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

to measure the distance OF me pf'shE
point from the limo Of sunrise,
ITO see how this works let US suppose
that the peak to be measured IS on me
edge OF tho lunar disk, standing cut N
silhouette against the sky. (See ils' ~,
Tho sunshine (sllown as q dotted me ~
the ilgurc) just touches the edge OF me
moon at II. and then. shooting our lhto
dark space. hits the top of the mountain
at NJ and makes 1t shine like a star ING
distance. 4 NJ, is. in reality, the distanca
OF tho illuminated peak from tho eugo o.
the shadow, or from the line OF sunrise
NOW, just recall what you once learneu
r plain trisonometry II you nave
triangle the length OF Two OF "'ose
sides and the size OF whose included an-
Gle are known, you can In half a minute.
cacuiftc the length Of Its other slue'
In this case we know the length OF ma
side \ NJ because We have measured "
In measuring the distance OF tlle prsgl'
point from the line Of sunrise, Afe a1so
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shadngs, There Is no twilight on the
moon and no diffusion Of light into the
shadows, for the simple reason that the
moon has practically no atmosphere.
"Yon will also perceive that at some
places on the right side of the sunrise
line (see llg. y, there are bright points
visible, rising out OF tho darkness like
islands lying along coast. These are
the SUBMITS OF mountain peaks which
are so nigh that they have emerged into
the sunshine, while the valleys below
them are still buried i'm profound night.
Now, In the course of a fortnight, which
Is the time required for the sunrise be-
ginning at one edge Of the moon to pass
completely across the disk, every lunar
mountain must at one time or another
be in The position of those whose peaks
you at present see like isles Uf light along
the shore Of that ocean o. night. And
when any particular mountain is In such
n position we can measure its height With
the greatest ease. All NO have TO do is
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great peaks OF inc Lunar Hppenlhhe'i
THAT fellow that casts the long sen-
der SHADOW is 1906 feet in height"
Eighteen thousand and forty-six feet.'
replied my friend "Come now, that's
e little too much ! don't deny that the
mountain may bn as high as you say 1t
is, but when you pretend to know It's
exact height YOU must be drawing the
long bow pretty near the breaking point
You evidently forget that you have Just
been telling mo that the moon Is almost
4 10000 miles away. and know that you
haze never been to visit IT.
"Neyertheless," said, "fye told you
the actual height of that mountain, for
I 1t has been measured with greater ac-
curacy than have many Of the noun
tains on the Garth. II astronomers had
ita visit thu celestial bodies before find'
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Here Are s., Some
Reasons From a Store
Full.

Lot Of Brooch Pins, Belt Pins Belt
Buckles (show handling), sold for 25c.
and Soc; choice, any, &c.
Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap three
cakes in box. 1Oc. a box.
John J. Clark Spoon Cotton, all num-
bers, &c. Il spool.
Mercerized Embroidery Cotton, all
shades. &c. a spool.
Imported Lace Lisle Stockings for
women. the usual soc. ones Tor 20.
1924 dozen Misses Full Regular Made
Black Ribbed Stockings. slight impcr-
fections, gives you a 2ec. stocking for
IL 1-2c.
H3 1oc. Hemstitched Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. &c.
&c. and &c. Embroideries. SO.
Table Damask, full bleached, 100.
yard.
Wash Torchon Laces. 1c. a yard.
Sanitary Birdeye Diaper, piece OF
ten yards. 5''c.
All the newest Neckwear for women
in wash Madras, linen and lace, Zoe.
Blue and Red Wrist Bags, sold
readily at 25c.; choice any, II LEO.
Black silk Belts, best 25c. and 39c,
kind; choice any, lie. each
White Maline Net Yelling. Zoe.
yard.
Browns Shoe Polish. &c. bottle.
Quart Bottles Ammonia, Sc.
Palm Soap. highly perfumed, 1c
A fine line of Mems Madras Shirts,
in beautiful stripes, o0c-
Mems 81 Stiff Bosom Shirts, IN
pretty stripes and dots, for zoe. each.
Mems 7oc. Wool Fleece Lined Shirts
and Drawers, soc. each.
Chldren's CSC Outing Flannel Skirts,
made with bodies, DC.
T5c. and 81 Silk Caps, various kinds,
I5c.
Cans that were 29c. for Zoe.
s. Angora Fur Enfriags. Robes. 80.
$3.50 Robes for $50.
So White Bedford Cord Cloaks, long
or short. S1.75.
sos All Wool Bedford Cord Cloaks,
handsomely trimmed, S3.60
s2.9s and $40 Cloaks and Refers.
nearly all colors. sizes to six years,
$50.
Good Muslin Night Gowns for wo-
men, Csc.
s3.9s All Wool Sweaters. all colors.
priced $3.50.
s. Sweaters for SO
$3.50 Sweaters marked So.
So All Wool French Flannel and
Broadcoth Shirt Waists. choice, $l.0s.
$50 FLANNEL Waists. all colors, use.
$50 Silk Shirt Waists, variety of
kinds and colors. to close. SOS.
sl2.5O and 5000 Crepe de Chine and
Allover Lace Waists for IS.
(Second E1oor)
100 yards White India Linon, man
ufacturcr's lengths, one to six yards,
DC. yard.
Soft White Madras, corded stripes,
yard wide, 3 a-ic. a yard,
India Linon 40 inches vide; you can
! pick 70 Lee. and l6c grades from This
lot for &c. n yard.
362 dozen Bleached Absorbent Hand
Towels, dc. each.
Turkey Red Table Damask. Table
Cloth lengths. a yard, 17c.
Black Ribbed Stockings for boys
(Basemcnt)
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Colored Dress Goods.
Nothing but the determine
ton to sell quickly will justify

3. OsAAiA'S -
ton to sell quickly will justify
these prices.
French Albatross, double width, In
all shades, for 81 lie.
All Wool 3S-inch yoles, In the new
est spring" shades, at SOC.
Invisible Plaid Mixtures, 81 inches
wide, one of the new spring importa-
lions, for S1,25.
Scotch Mixtures, all tho latest color
combinations. ono and n half yards
wide, at ~.
All Wool French Crepe Cloth, As
inches wide, for evening and street
wear, at Toe.
All the newest mixtures In Woollen
Fabrics at Doe; as pretty as the 81
kind,
Gray Melton Cloth. for skirts or
suits, &c inches wide, SIZE kind, for
05c.
Castor and Tan French Covert Cloths
for jackets or tailored gowns, cannot
be matched for less than 81; special
for $lUO.
Wash Bedford Cords, full double
width, In cream and white. at zoe.
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any particular elevation above the hori-
zo,l we can calculate the height OF the
peak. You can sec how readily the
shadow can be measured, for look at that
wonderful serrated limo of shadows VIII
sharp, black points, that the lunar Apen-
nr.es cast upon the chalky white bottom
OF tho ancient dred-up ocean lNat
stretches away from their base"
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New Cotton Dress Goods.

Every season cottons arc
made prcttier This Offering
is the finest yet. Cottoi1's high,
bit somehow these are mighty
low. It's a paradox. You'll8
decide Monday. .s4
Embroidered 11tatnines, look like tho
$l25 WOODEN ones, entirely new fabrics
!, for tho coming season, 25c.
New 1G 2.3c. Mercerizcd Oxfords, neat
and stylish effects. ~ 1-2c.
Il Handsome Mcrcerized De Chimes, ono
or tho new materials for spring. exact
Imitation or tho silk fabrics poo.
New Dress Ginghams, In all tho con-
ccivabc wenves and gcolorings, 1Oc.
Henvy Mercerizetl Waistngs and
vestirgs sold heretofore for 60c to
Sc. choice of the lot, 2oc
25c Mercerlzcd Seed Dot Batiste,
stylish printed effects, light and tinted
grounds, 1Oc.
One to ten yards French Black Sat
teer., II LOO. to 15c. grade; 1,1d2 IL
yards to be sold for Z 3-dc. yard.
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TNFW YORK DRY GOODS EXCHANGE SALE AT C0HEN'S
What does this letter mean

Vlat docs NH, letter mean Just this The New York
Div Goods Exchange greatest merchandise purchasing
medium i'll this country 1t has behind it bulWar1 Of over
fifteen hundred Of the most prosperous stores IN the United
States The amount Of merchandise handled beggay decrp
ton It could take the stock Of the largest department store
in the world and place with it's members without causing
ripple in trade circles Cohens IS the outlet ~ Richmond ol
this institution Under our system Of giving to shoppers all
our savings YOU can see what immense benefit this is to
This sale is the clearing up Of manufacturers SURPRISES
Your share is here do you want it?
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Jas. b. FOX, President
!s n Jno. j. Conner, Vice President.
"a q n. Ii, Fox, TREASURER.

Jas. b. FOX, Ioresidont.
~ i no. j. Conner, Vice President.
~ G II. Ii, Fox, TREASURER.
NewYork Dry Goods Exchange
(1NCoRPORATlID.)
60 and 81 Lispenard Street.
NEW YORK, January s5, 1901.
Tclephono No. D06S FRANKLIN.
Dear Sirs;
We arc shipping YOU to-day
your portion Of the inan,'tac-
&turcrs' SURPRISES. This may
look like a. big lot OF goods
when they come in, but they
I are so exceedingly cheap,
/ ranging from 4oc. to ooc. Oh
the dollar, that we predict the
people will "cat' them up
quicker than you have any
idea.
In order to get these lots at
the very low rates, it is neces-
sary for us to pitt up cash to
the manufacturers in almost
every instance, and we ask you
to kindly send It's a draft as
quickly as you receive the
goods. We congratulate you
on your good selections.
Hoping that your sales will
have all the success it merits
and that your customers will
appreciate the extraordinary
bargains you can offer, we are,
Yours sincerely,
NEW YORK DRY GOODS
EXCHANGE.
James B. Fox, Pres't.
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CURE FOR BRAIN FAC.
"Dr, Rest" and "Dr. Common
Sense the Best Specialists.

Is "braln fsg" To be regarded as the
distinguishing feature OF life in the new
century? Following on this alarming
question comes a list Of symptoms; Pain
round the sockets OF otherwise healthy
oyes,n exhaustion following upon reading,
Thinking or any business excitement,
etc. 4
a physician In answer e an inquiry.
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Black Dress Goods Prices

Black Dress Goods Prices
can remain as they are. The up
hcaval Of values could of.course
be but temporary. There's a
good stock Of these under
priced goods on hand as yet
for instance.
All Wool soc. Henriettas, doc.
Handsome Mourning Armure-
Trench-the best s1.25 goods for ssc.
English Coatne Cloth for tailor
dresses or mems summer suits. SLIGO
value, for S1.25.
All Wool Spoligcd Serge, so inches
wide, $l.63 goods %l.25.
All Wool Storm serges, Roulette
Cloths, Armurcs and Cheviot Serges,
al of them puro wool and imported,
UP TO Goo. value, the price, 81 Lee.
4G-nch Pure Mohair, best 95c, value,
for UOc
Finest and Highest Grade of SLIGO
Hibeline for 81.
Double Width Danish Cloth and Eta
mines are l0c. a yard.
A lot OF All Wool Voiles. tho usual
best zoe. ones, special price. $40.
And SO for several hundred other
popular fabrics
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Sale Of 4 Tine Dress Goods.

This excellent fine Dress Goods brought
strong motive power knowing what to get aud how to buy
it was the two-horse which did it,
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800 pieces near six inches wide Silk
de Luxor Ribbons, in every shade; a
ribbon that's worth Soc, for zoe. n
yard.
1-2-inch All Silk Satin. Taffeta Rib
bons. all shades at 1Oc. yard
Four inches wide Fine Quality Satin
Taffeta Ribbons-white only-worth
25c., for l5c. a yard.
-Four inches wide-white only-Dou-
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Muslin Underwear,
Complimentary.
Like Priced

The January Drcpara the scale OF all
sales holds good for thousands and thousands OF
garments The purchases may ring full double the
present prices With cottons they sure to go
half at best. All and most winsome garments OF
every sort.
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HILE showing The mountains OF
the moon TO q friend the other
night ] remarked in response
10 his enthusiasm over the
wonderful appearance OF the
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E Ehss;,..t Linen Values

They are. splendid qualities ana.
A good time to fill the vacant
2ox4o-inch Huck Hemmed Towels.
IL LIE
2ix4s-lnch All Linen Towels, 25c.
17x3l Heavy Linen Huck Towels, 1Oc.
1Sx36-inch Barnsley Huck Towels.
lemstitched, He.
2ox2s-inch Damask Huck Hemmed
Towels, wide borders. Zoe.
1Sx3i-inch All Linen Damask Tow
els, knotted frnges, 1" lie.
15x3l-inch Hemmed Cotton Absorbent
IIuck Towels, Be-.
zoe.
Round Thread, Two and q IIalf
Yards Wide All Linen Suiting, the best
at S1.25. for Obc. a yard
All Linen Fringed Damask Doyltes,
each, 30.
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are at the leastsprices we know !
places in your linen closet.
Silver Bleachcd Linen Table Damask.
two yards wide. special b0c. grade;
yard, Monday. soc,
The best 81 Irish Linen Dnmask that
can be found anywhere is In this sale
q yard, 75c.
26l dozen Extra Quality Fine All
Linen Damask Dinner Napkins, three
quarters size; they cannot DO oruallcd
under 1915 a dozen; The price Tor
these, $3.50. gs
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins. the best
value that we know OF for ST. a doz-
ell are in this sale Monday for ~.
Linen Huck Roller Towelling, l5c
grade. a yard. 1Oc
7Gi DOZEN TOWELS, special value
and prices.