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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Secretary and Executive os.esr Thom-
as D. Parker. Of the Colorado Promotion
and publicity committee. will 60 TO ST
Louis In few days TO secure committee
hsadauartsrs al the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. These will probably bs ss-
tablished IN the big ho;sl. on tho fair
grounds-,hs largest hos;slry In The
world. with q guest capacity o! 5000.
The rooms will Be- supplied with q full
line Of tho committees literature on Colo
rado. while the walls will be adorned with
ans pictures Of Colorado sesnos. They
are expected 70 be the headquarters Of
Coloradoans visiting tho exposition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
NEWOAlE.

The spring pIowirg Of our farmers is
very much farther advanced than usual.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Lester. a
girl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Rocky Ford is always doing something
out Of the usual order. We can almost
any month point to some new line Of
activity in which Rocky Ford is attracting
attention by unusual enterprise. The
latest evidence Of this inherent spirit OF
progress is the remarkably productive
ness Of pen Of hens owned by one Of
our citizens. From five hens this fortu-
nate citizen in one day last week gathered
is eggs. That ! s is not typographical
error but just the figure told tho Enter
prise. We have not as yet asked for an
affidavit as the report comes from very
reliable parties. II this particular chicken
fancier has for sale any eggs OF this
strain Of chickens he ought to have nc
difficulty in making rapid sales. Later
news indicates that there is something
crooked about this item.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Practically all Of tho patrons Of tho Col
orado Telephone Co. a; man:anola have
signed re,i,ion requesting ha. tho pa
irons Of tho company a; that place TO bo
given FREQ toll in o;ero county. Tho ps-
,i,ion states ,ha, unless tho request is
granted all tho phones will bs removed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
g II II ID s. :

II you wish To buy flower. field or gar
den seeds saad for our 1904 ea;siog. II
you mention this paper a, tho same time
we will mail you sfee a'duo bill good for
Pig Peacock Pansy seed. ono pkg Paris
pansy seed. ono pkg Clan, Tfemardean
Pansy seed ,value 25el TO be son, with
frs, order. The haincs Seed Co..
ki-xS Jio 18th ST.. Denver. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter OF the Estate uf Charles Smith.
dprsassst.
NOTICE ts hereby given. that on saturday
~ the ieth day pi Apftl. A u. tpni Irit,s
unr 1f the regular days nt the March term Of
the County Court OF OterD county. In the
John y lawson executors OF said c@tats. will
aprrar bcfore the judge Of said court. present
pur nual settlement as such executors. pray
tho approval Of the same. aud will then apply
tD be disrharsvti aa such executors. AZ which
time and pace aug person In interest may
any thyre H..
Daic,i a, Hooky Ford. Colo, March u. iVoi.
A !. SatTH,
J. y. LswapS.
Executors Estate OF Charles smith, deceased.
fIfzlsi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

J. F. Gibson. Of Grand Valley. whose
farm is among tho highest in tho county.
has Just completed fine well. I, Is 2s
foe, deep and has an abundan, supply Of
clear water. hard. |, Is true. but no, i'm
pregnatad with aixali.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Best l.IaIn,cat on Earth.

|. NJ. MeHany. Greonsille. Tex.. writss.
Nov I'd. 1900: II had rheumatism las,
winter. was down in bed six weeks: tried
everything bu; got no relief. I'LL friend
gave mo a part Of bottle OF Ballard's
Snow tinimen;. ! used Il and got two
moro bottles. Il cured mo and haven't
felt any rheumatism since. can recon-
mend Snow tinimen, TO be the bes, lini-
inent on earth for rheumatism" For
rheumatic. seiaue or neuralgie pains. rub
in eallafd's Snow Lininan,. you will no,
suffer long. but will be rratifod with a
speedy and effective cure. CSC. soc and
Sl.oo at Awards Drug Store.
FOR SALE. few lbs. choice kleekley
sweo, Watermelon seed. J. Reiehenbaeh.
ono mile wcst Of pos,osfica. 42-S4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

HORSES FOR SALE. 20 good teams.
weighing from 1000 to i.soo. Time
given to responsible parties. Enquire at
". E. Fen,on q Co.'S. drug store. Rocky
Ford, S2H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Worm Destroyer.

whitss's Cream vermifuge. not only
kills worms. but removes the nueus and
slime. In which they build their nests: !,
brings. and quickly. a healthy condition
Of tbs tody. whore worms cannot exist
Csc at Awards Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
ORDINANCE NO. io,.

An oriinsncc Providing for tho Apprpps,..
tion and Apportioains OF Funds for cospne.
ate rurpss.s OF the CITY ot Hocky ford for
ilc y otdainei hy the Cisy Council Of the city
Of Becky forii
s-sstiun !. That thctv is hcs-by appfppft.
aicsi out of tho rrsrnucs Of the CITY oi ltocky
fufJ Tot The rss,ai ,-sr cnrnnsencins April l.
1874. tho fellow ins sums. estimated to he tho
amounts ncc-.safy to d-sray the est-rus.s
ani iiahilItic. of tho CITY OF Rocky Ford for
the saii gsual Sr~Fa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

There was a small FIRE Saturday nigh,
In the rear Of Rockers bloek-sn Clubhouse
Of li,;lo value. But for prompt action by
the FIRE department; very gtoa; loss would
have resulted,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

CANTAtouPE SEED: choice. from se-
leeted melons. Cheap at $ per pound.
Address Fred Stanbridge. Rocky Ford.
Colo. 58-t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

W. NJ. S,app. an experienced irrigator
wants a Job. See him at Davis restaur.
ant &5-4Ap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Helm. Bulk Mustard for sale a, ;hs
S,autssr Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Shade Trees For Sal,

have a large quantity Of choice Elm
Ash and Maple: homegrown. Write fe
prices.
5O-46p. Ed. e. Swink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Rey. S. C. Green will preach his first
sermon at the First Baptist church Easter
morning.
Christian Church.
Morning subject. Resurrection" Eve
ming, First Of AL" All cordially invited.
LECTURES.
Rev, L. E. Brown Of Colorado Springs
will lecture in the Christian church We'd
nesday and Thursday nights OF next
week. Subjects. Aboard and Abroad"
"Uneis Sam" All cordially invited to at
tend. Admission frse-eollection at close.
"Re,. Brown Is an orator Of the finest
power and no more foreible. able or elo-
auent discourse has been given to our
people than his lecture last night Eve
ming News. Frankfort, Ind.
Presbyterian Church.
Usual services at II =. m. and 1880
p. m.
Morning. sermon by the pastor. Rev.
W. |. Davenport, -The Resurrection Doc
,rine in Faith and Life" Anthem by the
choir, The Fruits OF Them That Slept"
Solo. by Mrs. II. Van Buskirk. The Choir
Celestial"
In tho evening the choir will render ono
OF their popular song services arranged
for the Easter season. II will bo varied
with ehoruses. solos. trios. auartettes. etc.
Tho music is Of unusually high grade and
tho choir has been working with i for
several weeks. which insures pleasing
and inspiring program. All arc cordially
invited.
Methodist Church.
Mn,nI,, E,.,s, ..,mo, ..Tho R,onkinp
Day" Hymns $50. 256. 222. also ladies
auartotta Christ Is Risen" by Mrs. Elsor.
Mrs.. Siyman. Miss Willard. Miss West
EVENING SONG SERVICE
In part As follows
Chorus Watching ovor Israel
Mendolssohn.
Solo--oh Lord be Mereiful.- Bart
le,s, by Miss Eva Green:
chorus--0allia- Gounod. soprano
ohligato. Mrs. Bowman.
Vocal Solo-"Abido With Mo" Ash
ford. by Geo. babeees.
oaer,nry. by Miss Mcbride.
Cherus-"The Heavens are Telling
from Haydon's Creation" Trio parts by
Mrs. Sigman. Mr.. Chfi;ion and Mr.. Elssr.
Accompanies Miss Mcbride and Prof.
Dos Larses.
a cordial welcome 70 everybody.
ST. Matthew'S chvreh-Episeopsi.
Easter services q, $3.50 p. m. by Rev.
voessy Of la Junia.
First Christian Science society.
Old O. A. r. hall. North Main St. Sun
day service II .. m. Subject. Are sin.
disease and death rsal9''
Testimonial meeting Wednesday 8 p. m.
All arc welcome.
Seventh Day Adventist
4 series Of lectures on the prophecies
and kindred subjects will bs commented
Of tho Seventh Day Adventist church a;
,hoir place Of meeting. 5o5 S. 6sh ST
To tho law and to tho lis,sning. II
thoy speak no; according 10 this word it
is because there Is no light in ,hom." All
welcome.
German Baptist Brethren.
Services every Sunday as follows.
Sunday school a, 1000 a. m; preaching
services a. ii:oo a. m. Evening services
al 1880. Ministers: @. e. S,udebskor.
@. Noyinger. J. c. Fundorburgh. J. NJ.
Elliott. Miss Emma Fisher. supcrin,end-
ont Of Sunday school.
Rocky Ford Circuit
tRov. A. o. Anundson. Pas;or.l
Newdalo al Sowdalo school
house every Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Swink-Preaehing a, Swinkevery Sun
day Afternoon at three o'clock.
Lafayette School Houses n a y
School a, $3.50 p. m: preaching a. 800
p. m: Young Peoples meeting a, 6:45 p.
m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening.
You are cordially invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01


sec. :. All revenues earned by the water
plant Tor said nscal yrar and all money. 70.
c-isvi frnm Irrigation OF lots trutn latrrals.
shall br Kept by the city treasurer separate
and apart troul all other funds b-lons ding 10
the city aud shall be used and applied, first
to the pay inent OF warrants on the inaintrn.
ancc OF water WORKS fund. and second. to tho
payment II interest on water bond. and the
sinking funds for water bonds named In sec.
AttcstI
LEaoy D. Htssa. City Clerk. lsxALl
State Of Colorado. !
County OF Otrrp. Sss.
CITY Of Rocky rord
Lerpy y. Eisrr. city clerk Of the city Of
Rocky FORD do hereby certify that the sfove
a a REGULAR meeting of tho City Council OF
the CITY OF Rocky Ford, held on the 18th day
March. A. D.. lpoi. and was duly read and
passed on its nrst reading at .aid injecting
aud was ordered pubii.he-i and
that the same was thereafter published
In full In the Rocky Ford Enterprise. q news.
payer Of general circulation published In said
city OF hocky forc. on the 18th day OF March.
That said ordinance was placed on Its third
reading and final passage at q regular
mectins OF the city council OF the City of
Rocky ford on the 3ist day OF March, A. D.,
lSSi and pas>ed and adopted by the following
vote. the ayes and nays being called and re.
Ayes Mephcrson. Lawson, Ha~key.
HlckuN and RcitcL
Nays! None.
Wiines. my hand and the seal Of the said
,ity 81 Rocky fOrd thi. ist day OF April. A.
ID, w. LEHoS ". Et-rH,
l-EALl City Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Call for City Warrants.

Tho Following City wsrrss,. arc called and
psyahl-.
ia,sfe., cease. N Day, FROM date of Cali.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Rey. S. C. Green will preach his first
sermon at the First Baptist church Easter
tparninr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Saw a Live Okapi.
From TIE London Mail.

From the London Mall
Mai James Harrison, traveller and sports
man, has just returned to England after
an adventurous period Of big game hunting
in the great forest of Central Africa Yes
terday he related the story of his expert
ences: 81 started a few days after Christ
mas, and made my way down to the Stan
ley forest. where the pigmies are. / saw
many of the pigmdes. They used to keep
away from on our approach. but after
ward hung on our rear They are keen lit
tie people and good hunters; none was over
3 feet 10 inches in height.
Failing to find the okapi / worked up to
Jabir and thence into the great forest or
De Meliey. The trees of the forest were SO
interviewer with tangled creepers and I'M
derwood that one had often to crawl to
make ones way through 1t. On the sixth
day in the forest We came on the sDoor or
the okapi. We had been following II for
hours when. on suddenly turning round a
bush. I saw an okapi not more than fifteen
feet in front of me. 1t was an animal some
thing like a giraffe. some ten or eleven feet
high, of a tawny gray in color. with stripes
over the ioins- 1t was gone like a fash
into the thicket long before could get my
rifle from the native who was carrying It,
never saw the okapi again."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
How Shall We Save Our Tobacco Ashes


As everybody knows. the ash left on
burning tobacco Is considerable. and a
matter of fact, the mineral matter Of the
tobacco leaf frequently amounts to as much
as a fifth part of its weight. Thus a ton OF
tobacco leaf would yield four hundred
weight of ash. which represents valuable
mineral constituents withdrawn from the
soil which have to be replaced by abundant
manuring 1t has been calculated that
ton of tobacco withdraws over a hundred
weight of mineral constituents per acre of
land. In 1901 the home consumption of to-
bacco in the United Kingdom was at the
rate of two pounds per head. or total OF
about 10000 tons which represents. at
what Is now probably low computa-
ton, approximately S,Ge0 tons of ash an
nuaily committed to the winds or dissipated
in some way other. On the face of II
there would seem 10 be a fortune In store
for that individual who could devise a sue
cessful means for the collection of tobacco
ash. and it is great pity that so much
valuable material should forever be lost to
the soil without any attempt at direct
restoration being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
oyana Starts for Front.

A cablegram from Tokyo last night says:
Field Marshal Oyama, COMMUNICATIVE chief
of the japanese field forces. accompanied
by Gems. Kodama and Fukushima and a
numerous staff. departed FOR the front to-
day. There was a remarkable farewell
demonstration. Early this morning crowds
assembled at the headquarters of the gem
eral staff and along the streets leading to
the Shinbashi station. Many houses were
decorated and flags and banners huttersd
over the streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Mussed MUSLIN Wear.

A lot of very fine quality Undergar
ments of Nainsook and Cambria, includ-
ing Gowns. Long Skirts. Skirt Chemise.
Drawers. French Corset Covers; hand
somely trimmed with fine laces and en-
broideries. Soiled and mussed. n0-
Worth up to $3.50. at.............. Wv
Small lot of Low Neck Corset Covers,
White Aprons and Children's
" and Skirts. Reduced 2AC.
TO. ............-..-.-...... S/2Ss
Small lot of Long Kimonas of striped
and figured lawn: small sizes only. Also
a few White Lawn Dressing Sacques
and Short Kimonas: soiled. Am,
Worth up to 81 p. at.............. fYSs
Oddments of Corsets. of Batiste and
Ventilating Net: in short. medium and
3, sir 81 >, Broken sizes. Sold up 2OC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07

Another lot of Undergarments, tnclud-
ing Gowns, Long and Short Skirts. Che
mise. Drawers and French Corset Gov
ers: trimmed with laces and embroid-
cries. Soiled and mussed. VAL <Mo
ues up to 81 80. Observation-Disclosures. UyN.
Another lot of Muslin Underwear. in
Guiding Muslin and Cambria Drawers.
Short Skirts. Chemse and French Cor
set Covers; lace and embroidery
trimmed. Soiled. Sold up to o.
i9c., Observation-Disclosures. AO(s
Women's and Children's Sunbonnets,
plain and figured percale. ruffies around
1 fr1n a5c and %a, tie str strings Eesu 2lLC.
81 Black Mercerized Petticoats. &C
Gordon pleated ruffies and small On
ruff1e below. Regular 69c. value ZySs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Small Wares.

Warren's Girdle Foundations. white
or black boned with featherbone: tape
bound: all sizes. % to "a. Special at. .12c.
White Pearl Buttons; all sizes. 16 to
% ligne; worth sc. dozen. Special at. &c.
Black Spool Silk. good quality, any
letter (spools marked 1OO-yd. not full
measure). Special at. spool. .... 1kc
Silk Frilled Pin on Hose Supporters.
worth 19c. dn black and lavender only;
made with loop and button fasteners
Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
GIN the Bishops Carriage. /"

new daily serial will be commenced In
next Saturdays star. In the Bishops
Carriage" Is full Of life and Is most inter-
esting from cover to cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Shirt Waist Suits, Skirts, &c

Lot of Shirt Waist Suits, of fine quality
Lawns, Percafes and Dimities, in tucked
and taiior-made styles. left
from lines that sold up to on o.
$4.OO, 1cr. .eD II sOO
One handsome Costume of all-oyer
White Net. elegantly trimmed with lace
ornaments and dainty quiilings. over
organdE foundation. Size IS: Ct no
s16 10 value. for. ...-... W. s$C
Imported Shirt Waist Suits. one of
embroidered Grass Linen. the others are
plain tclored Chambray. in box plated
and stitched and tucked effects. Sizes
81 and IS. Regular $500 val G. 40
ue. Tor. .-.......- :, =. sDOs no
s Heavy-welt White Pique Walking
Length Skirts, with, lap over no
stitched seams. worth 500. for VOC.
II sheer quality White India Linen
Shirt Waist Suits, with fancy hemstitch-
ing On bottom. former price mo -
$2oo, for. ............s .......... YCN.
Mohair Walking Suits, trimmed in
various styles. choice of navy blue, black
and tan color. Sizes "a 36
and 40 Left from lines sold C. no
al Slo.VO 1or. .......-...... apOsSO
Lot of 35 Dress and Walking Skirts.
comprising the oddments left from regu-
lar lines. Including skirts of Mohair.
Sicilienne. Panama Cloth Imported Mix
tuI eS v OlleS, III DeSC Styles OF the
season. and smartest tailor CO mo
effects. Worth up to SS9S. at. 1870
, Imported Blue Novelty Mixed Walk
ing Suits, with Elton jackets, effectively
trimmed, skirts are Killed
s Sizes &c &c and 80; $500 val S11. rs
ueS. ioT ........ ~ o a.
2 Imported Black Peau de Sole Silk
Box Coats. handsomely shirred and
trimmed with novelty Mexican drawn
Regular n . Ms ss vaiue CO. oru ~ SO. o.
. Long Light Tan 1Eaxanette Travel
ing Wraps. made with double effect
shoulder cape, size ,34 and / CT QR
size 70. Sold at $500, for. y y 90
10 Handsome voffe bfess Skirts in
fashionable brownie blue and black:
trimmed with stitebedo hailor-made silk
folds. fare at bottom, $500 CT m2
'diue' loT. eVOe ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Danish Cloth, 02c.

Not remnants-but full pieces, and you
can therefore buy as much or as little
as you DESIRE
In wanted cream color
This Is the most popular material for
summer wear
9%c. yard tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Leather Goods.

Ladies' washable Duck Belts. Some
slightly soiled from handling. New
shapes Neat harness buckles. 10c. e.
and 15c. values. Choice. aJ~s
Odds and ends in Black Silk and
Fabric Belts. Usual &c. values. Many
stylish shapes. Some with Pretty gilt
or Oxidized buckles and back SC
pieces. Choice. RO~s
Children's Wrist Bags. Made OF fine
quality soft finish kid heather. in black
or white. with gilt frame and fA<-
chain to match. Special at....... wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Shoe Department.

Children's Good Quality Barefoot
Sandals; worth 13c.: sizes 5 to S6Nc
IL. FRIDAY. .......... ~ ~
Mems and Boys White and Gray Can
vas Shoes. cool and comfortable for
these hot summer days: values mR-
Boys Vici Kid Lace Shoes. solid leath-
er soles heels and counters. with wide
outside back stay to prevent rip
ping; regular price. $50: sizes m0C
10 TO 2 Friday ..................>C \s
Mems Boys and Youths Kangaroo
Leather Bicycle Shoes. soft and easy
wearing: most all sizes that
sold from 80 to 500. Fri en- 2m
day........-.-. .--....-....-... " sO>
Boys Black Tennis OXfords: also
Mems. Women's and Children's Wig
wan Slippers; worth 69c. and 49,
Toe. Friday. Observation-Disclosures. .fOAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07

Ready to-wear Hats, in all good col
ors and desirable styles: hardly any two
alike Remainders of regular 7SC
lines sold as high as 500, for. 1OSs
Children's Fine Quality Tuscan
Straw Flats: superior soft 7SC
grade. Regular 81 % value. at....d w.
Large lot of Women's Untrimmed
Duck Hats. In all the most approved
shapes. Regular CSC. value. NGO/,
White Milan Braid Hats. in the new
large shapes. rolling and straight
ssSs g larss e at'' Regular ST. 48
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
--8E1@A ANTS


Linens.
Lot of Pure Linen Napkins. 10 inches
square: hemmed ready to use;
cream: German damask; in dice
patterns. Remnant price. each. d..
Absorbent Cotton Honeycomb Towels:
all white: fringed at the ends;
worth 7c. each. Remnant 97k~
price, each. Observation-Disclosures. OH&Ns
2. 3. and 5-yard lengths of Absor-
bent Union Linen Roller Toweling;
bleached. with neat red border
and fast selvage edges. Rem <H/c
nants. per yard. WZDSs
Remnant lot of Large Size Luncheon
Doylies: clear plaids of red and blue:
generous size; fringed all around. Sold
for Coo. dozen. Remnant 2H/C
price. each. Observation-Disclosures. OZ2Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07

/ Black Taffeta Silk Walking Skirt. all
killed halfway down. 42-inch
length. Regular $1,000 value. &S Or
for. Observation-Disclosures. -.sVOs ~
Satin Foulard Shirt Waist Suits. in
blue and black grounds. with designs OF
white Sizes "a, 36 and 40 Handsome
tucked waists and killed CT A&
skirts. $500 value. for. 49,. V%sTO
81 Fine Quality Polka Dot Duck Skirts,
in blue and black grounds. trimmed with
tailor-made bands. $50 val 7GNr,
ue. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fine Quality Taffeta Silk Shirt Waist
Suits, In brown. blue and wine Color
with neat white pin stripes.
Handsomely trimmed. $3.50 S& &S
value, Tor ~
women's Mohair Bathing Suits. sizes
36. 30 end ~; in black and navy blue,
with sailor collar and shield
of fancy duck and tie. $500 G 1 mS
value > .yO
. Au-black Habutai Jap Silk Shirt
Waist Suits. deliberately trim
med sizes Sc and SS. sold at 81 II
$500. for. ......-..-.'.
IA Walking Skirts of Imported Man
nish Mixture Flannel Suitings, in light
and dark gray stripe effects:
each gore killed; worth $69s. S'1 or
for.
Fine Quality White India 'Ltnon
Shirt Waist Suits, trimmed with
embroidery or fine lace Insertions:
sizes B.. to ~; worth up to SH. OK
SD,UU
IL Walking Skirts of lustrous Mohalr.
covered with pin dots, in blue and black
grounds 13 cores. high knee &2 AZ
kits. $5.9S value. ............. VaSs W.
One Black Chiffon Wolfe Dress Skirt.
richly trimmed with tailored silk FOLDS
and silk ornaments. 43 inches S0 Oh
long $3.50 value. ............. ~
Cream Color Mohair Walking Skirts.
trimmed with self tailor-made
bands and buttons Left from G Z n&
a $500 line. ~
One Imported Silk Pongee Evening
Wrap, made with embroidered SILK ap-
plique collar and long points. G& O2
Size &c. Worth $169S. ......... ~Oe>O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
Toilet Soaps.

Good Quality Pure Toilet Soaps-Palm.
Elder Flower, Witch Hazel. Wild d.
Flowers, ETC.: worth 4c. Cake..... 80
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Mems Clothing.

About 25 Young Mems Long Pants
SHIFTS in various desirable styles, includ-
ing Blue Serges; sizes IA to
10; actual IS and 81 values Sd rs
Friday. .........%
Lot of Mems Office Coats. In black
grays and black and white Roc
striDes: SOC coats. Friday. $50. ~ W
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Trimmed and Umtrimmed Millinery

Lot Of fine quality Cntrimmed Straw
Hats. mostly white and black: very
desirable shapes Values worth Dc
CSC. for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AsOSs
Black Tucked Chiffon Hats. COM
bined with horsehair braid in half q
dozen good e,, ture es ,.a and td hat Csc
Very fine quality Chiffon Hats. COM
bined with horsehair braids and satin
braids: large. small and me- G n EM
dunn hats. 800 values. ~ Il sO>
Lot of desirable Straw Hats suit
able to trim for shirt waist hats;
White Chiffon Tuscan Straw and fine
White and Black Braid Hats: all the
new sailor shapes. with rolling
or straight rims. Values up to m0c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07

Lot of Mems Two-piece Suits of Wool
Crash and HomesDun: Trousers with
turn-up cuffs; we'll made: ac-@ 2 2m
tual value, $500 Friday at. .pOsO>
Is pairs of Mems and Youths Flannel
Trousers, all neat and stylish
patterns; tqrn-up cuffs; act So. QS