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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
GOING AWAY TO VOTE
THOUGHT THAT 600 GOVERNMENT
PRINTERS WILL DEPART.
Only a CorporaPs Guard Will Be Left
to Take Care of the
Capitol.

Nearly every outgoing railroad train is
said to carry employees of the government
printing office who are going to their homes
to vote. Up to noon today Mr.. George G.
Seibold. secretary of Columbia Typograph-
ical Union, estimates that more than 300
compositors alone have gone home to
vote" This is about % per cent of the
total force of printers employed in the big
printery. By Saturday it is believed fully
90 per cent of the printers, or about Geo
voters, will be absent on brief leaves for the
purpose of participating in the great battle
of the ballots next Tuesday.
From the City Post Office.
At the city post office an official estimated
that from 10 to 115 of the employees had
gone to their homes to vote. Those who
will deposit their ballots in New York will
leave here Saturday and Sunday. it is said,
swelling the total named to about 135.
From the Capitol.
The big Capitol building is almost de-
populated of its working force. it was
stated today. The employees there, unlike
those in the executive departments regard
their places as purely political jobs" They
are not under civil service rules, and each
appointee is regarded as a political worker
in his particular home locality. Hence from
this time until after the presidential vote Is
be In charge of veritable ''corporaTs
guard" of employees. so great has been the
exodus of voters and workers.
From the Interior Department
The quadrennial exodus of voters from
the Interior Department has set in with
rush. The Secretary and his two assistants
have left, and many of the clerks whose
homes are more than days journey from
here have also departed. The admnistra-
tive head of the department at present is
Assistant Attorney General Campbell who
is acting in such capacity by special order
of the President. 1t is estimated that be-
tween 5 and 10 per cent of the entire de-
partmental force will vote this year. and at
least half of this number has left the de-
partment already. The clerks take their
annual leave for this purpose, and there is
no way of getting al the exact number of
those who go home to vote, but the esti-
mates of all those who are in a position to
know varies between the figures given.
Many of the clerks will not leave until Sat-
urday evening.
From Agricultural Department.
Sixty clerks in the Agricultural Depart
ment have made application for leave for
the purpose of going home to vote. 1t Is
expected this number will be increased by
Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
ARM wRENCHED OUT.
Serious Accident to William II. Fitton
This Morning.

William H. Fitton. forty-eight years old,
left his home at 1921 4th street southeast
this morning shortly after eating breakfast
and went to his place Of employment in the
asphalt block factory, at South Capitol and
streets. He had been there but a short
time before he met with an accident which
resulted in his right arm being torn from
his body. Fitton. 1t is reported, was oper-
ating a piece of machinery when he was
accidentally thrown upon revolving cog
wheels and his arm wrenched out. He was
hurried to Providence Hospital, where DIR.
Howard dressed the injury. The doctor
found that Mr.. Fitton mad received severe
injuries to his shoulder and body In addi-
ton to losing his arm. He was suffering
from shock and his condition is regarded as
critical. Mrs Fitton visited the hospital
later in the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
Small Wares.

Nickeled Steel Key Rings, all sizes,
worth up to &c. .......... lie.
Silk Chiffon Collar Forms, correct
heights, round or pointed shapes, all
sizes, worth up to 10c. ..............5 &c.
Spring Hooks and Eyes, 2 dozen on
card, white or black, q cards Il gross sc.
The Genuine Capsheaf Safety Pins,
best grade nickel; cannot catch in fab
Gic; all sizes, dozen. Observation-Disclosures sc.
Hairpir Cabinets, regularly &C., con-
tanning 100 assorted size wire hair
pms '...'...'-... .'..... --.Zt2c.
M. & Y. Best English Jet Head Steel
Hat Pins, on card, worth 10c 800. sc.
Spool SILK and Twist, standard makes,
odd colors and black, SPOOL. lie.
Silk-frilled Elastic. black and colors,
A-yard lengths. &c.
Non-twisting White Bunch Cotton
Tape. o pieces assorted widths. worth
&C.. bunch. &c.
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-REMNANTS-
WOnen'S Wear.

Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats,
made with pleatings, quillings and ruff
fes. Some black and others in black
and white checks. Sold up to &dDC
SLIGO, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WV
Choice of a lot of soiled and rumpled
Undergarments, including lace and en-
broidery trimmed Night Gowns, long
and short Skirts. long Chemise, Draw
ers and French Corset Covers. EdN/~
Sold up to s1.49. ............. SWC.
Small lot of Ladies' All-wool Golf
Vests, in plain colors and combina-
f froala' 81 2 20 to. SIZES reduced 7OC.
Short Flannelette Kimona Sacques, in
pink and blue stripes; also Flannelette
and Knit Skirts, Wool Shawls, Trolley
Capes and Fascinators. Sold OOc
Small lot of Thompson's, r. & G.,
Royal, Worcester and w. B. Corsets, in
medium and long. black and EGO~
white. Sold up to $500, at. 49,. OSNe
Small lot of Ventilating and Ba-
tiste Corsets, in medium and M
long. .................. lVC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
.-REMNANTs-
Toilet Goods,

Good quality Toilet Soaps = Elder
Flower, Palm, Wild Flowers, O<
All-bristle Tooth Brushes, IOc and
15c. values, bone handle, jap
anese bristle, various shapes.
Hard Rubber Dressing Combs, Fine
Tooth Combs and Gents Narrow O.
Combs, 10c. and 15c. values OF.
Large bottle good quality g.
Florida Water. CGs
10c. Sachets - Woodworth's Blue
Lilies and Violets of Sicily, in e.
screw-cap glass bottles. ..... OSs
Bourgeois Creme de Java, an
excellent toilet cream. Regu- n M
larly 25c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w.
Belmont" Rubber Nipples, Ec
best sc. grade-2 for. ONs
American Violet Talcum Pow O.
der, delicately perfumed. box. =. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
Mems Clothing.

A lot of Mems Suits of various kinds;
all good weights and desirable colors;
in 4-button sack coat style; ca nQ
About 100 pairs of Mems Trousers left
from suits that sold up to $500; all
winter weights and dark col d n A6D
ors; worth up to $3.50. ....... y AsVS
Just IL Mems Covert Cloth Topcoats;
in two shades of tan; nicely
made and styiishly cut; ac- q A An
luaI Sf.O values. eD-tsU> 2
20 pairs of Young Mems Trousers of
various dark patterned cassi-
1Ieres and cheviots; ac- CT On
tual values up to $500. .......O sAy
% Young Mems 3-piece Long Pants
Suits, IN several desirable dark colors,
made in the very best styles;
sizes from 16 to 10 years;
actual selling prices, $3.50 OK DE-
u @io.Oo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .apWe AO
Mems and Boys odd Vests, compris-
ing fancy silk mixtures; odd vests left
from suits and fancy washable <O,
+. n. tests; values up to $3.50. WV
good lot of stylish Mems Hats in
black derbys and Black and
Pearl Soft Hats; actual val On
ues up to 81 OVC.
q Mems Winter Overcoats in dark OK
fore Irish Frieze; A inches long: also
fancy Belted Coats % inches long; well
made and trimmed; actual GO I'm
values, $1,000 and $12.00. 80. DOeOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTs-
Art Department.

19c. Stamped Colored Linen Magazine
Cases, &c.
sizes, &c.
25c. Laundry Bags, large and small
sizes. 1211c.
29c. Stamped Pillow Tops, in floral
designs. 19c.
SOC. Mantel Scarfs, 2 yards long,
fringed ends, &c.
121ac. Stamped Pillow Tops. sc.
10c. Stamped Linen Doileys, &c.
19c. Cut Linen Center Pieces, Sc.
Sc. Hello Embroidery Thread, assorted
colors, 1c.
25c. Spachtel Bureau Scarfs and Pillow
Shams, soiled, 1212c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
Dress Goods.

Remnants of Fancy Mixed Sutings. in
variety of stylish effects, in lengths
suitable for walking skirts and suits
Sold regularly at DC. a yard. IT,
Remnants of Atwood Dress Goods,
embracing Suitings, Camers Hair,
Plaids, Albatro Cashmere and Mix
lures, SO, 40 and so inches wide. Sold
as high as SOC. yard, %,
Remnant lot of fine quality Dress
Materials, including 54-inch Atwood
Ladies Cloth, 55-inch Scotch Tweeds,
50-inch Sicilian, 50-inch Homespun,
46-inch French Wolfe and 54-inch
Kersey, all in suitable lengths for
skirts and suits. Values worth RM.
up to 81 a yard, at............... OySs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
.REMNANTS-
Linens.

2, 3, and 5-yard lengths of Bleach
ed Twilled Crash Toweling; II inches
wide; neat red border; sells
from the piece for &c. REM OIL
nants, per yard. ~ nc.
Remnant lot Of small size Huck Tow
els; plain white, also red bor-
ders: hemmed ready to use. 19/.
Remnant price, each. .aOoNlGs
Lot of Turkish Wash Cloths; soft and
heavy fringed all around; neat colored
borders; sell regularly for 4c. NJ
each. Remnant price, each..... u TlCs
% Table Cloths; large size: fringed all
around: in red and blue bor-
ders; sold for SOC. Remnant -
price, each. .VoVAe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
Charged with Murderous Assault.

James w. Briseoe. colored, was In the
Police Court today charged with an assaults
with a deadly weapon. 1t was alleged that
he used a knife on Anna Henderson, also
colored, about 12:30 o'clock last night. Bris-
coe was locked up soon afterward at the
third police precinct, charged with the
crime. According to the report of the AT
fair made by the police, Annie and Waiter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
NaVenpM6.
W 18th & F SITS. U
FASHIONS DRAPERIES.
Would you have Dame Fashion drape
YOUR house?

your house2
Portieres, then, of Nile Green or
Old Rose in elegant effects, often
with Persian border, would predomi-
nate. Quite popular is the Heraldic
design in border, and deservedly so
by reason OF its simple effectiveness.
Your Lace Curtains would be
Arabian, Brussels or Irish Point for
Parlor; Ruffled Nets or Rufflcd
Muslin, with lace insertion or lace
edging, for Bed Room.
To make the charm of your home
more complete your upholstery
would be of Gobelin Tapestry-fa-
nous since the days of Louis XIV
or Nerdure or perhaps the new linen
fabric, which is especially striking
in striped patterns.
BY a close study of the season S
tendencies we are able to show the
very latest in all kinds of Hangings
and Upholsteries. Everything is OF
the best, even to the mechanics we
employ.
We are especially equipped to
hang your old draperies and cur
tains
This weeks special in this depart
ment:
$500 pairs Green and Gold Por-
there's. Were $500.
5000 pairs Arabian Laces. Were
$1,000.
This Weeks Carpet and
Rug Special:
Large Reductions in Carpets and
Rugs.
This Weeks Furniture
Special:
SI2oo-Golden Oak Sideboard,
Chippendale effect Was
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
NeckWear.

Regular soc Large Venice Collars,
some with stole ends. in Ara
bian and butter colorS. Friday IN
Remnants o. Neck Ruching, in white
and colors. Usually 10c. per ?.
.
Large Black Silk Collars, trimmed
with Baitenberg braid. Sold ct Am.
39c, for VC.
Oddmerts of regular 25c. Neckwear,
including Silk Null, Jetted and Fancy
Novelties, in all color combi-
nations. Friday at half nNU/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
.-REMNANTS-
Silks.

Remnants of Guaranteed Colored Tai
fetas, Fancy Taffetas, Corded Taffetas,
Satin Liberty Foulards, Plain Satin Lib
erty, Colored Satins, Hemstitched Taf-
fetas, Japanese Habutai Moire Velour,
Satin Serge. Black Brocades, Guaran-
teed Black Taffeta, Black Cords, Black
Satin Liberty, etc. Sold up to 2R~
75c. yard, at. Observation-Disclosures. OOAs
Remnants of Figured Louisne, Peau
de Cygne, Colored Peau de Sole, extra
heavy Colored Taffeta, Crepe de Chine,
Grenadine. Black Peau de Sole, Black
Taffetas. Black Peau de Cygne, 49,
etc. Sold up to 9Sc., at........ fCNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03

began to interfere in the domestic affairs
of the compliments family. criticising the
complainant, and accusing him of indtten-
ton and want of respect for his wife,"
causing trouble.
Mr. O'Brien adds that August IL last his
wife deserted him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03

had a few words last night, about mid
night, when 1t Is charged, he pulled out a
penlsnife and attempted to cut her throat
Annie naturally objected, and fortunately
escaped with nothing more than severe
cut in her neck The police were called in
and the woman was conveyed to Emer-
gency Hospital, where, after brief treat
ment, she was discharged. Walter, how
ever. will have to answer to the charge in
the Police Court at an early day. The as
sault took place at 2115 e street northwest,
the home of the woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
Mems FURNISHINGS.

Mems Heavy Brown Derby-ribbed Tn
derwear, shirts and drawers to match;
shirts, size "a and SO; drawers,
30 and 30; regular Soc quality DM
Remnant price. aOVGe
Mems Genuine Brighton Gar
tiers, plain and fancy colors IN
neat patterns. Remnant price. Il wv.
Mems 75c. Flannelette Night Robes,
extra fine quality; neat pat
terms. full cut and perfect fit
ting; all sizes up to 10. Rem I'm.
Mems SOC. Heavy Fleece-lined Under
wear, shirts and drawers to match;
shirts, taped neck and pearl buttons;
drawers have feIled seams and
suspender tapes; most every 26Dc
size. Remnant price. OySs
Lot of Mems Fine Suspenders, made
of extra good elastic, mohair ends, cast
on and drawer supporters. n En-
Remnant price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O(.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
Asks for Divorce From Bed and Board.

Patrick A.. OBrien, through Attorney r.
F. Downing. today petitioned the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia to grant
him separation, from bed and board, from
Mary c. O'Brien. and to enjoin her from
interfering with him, his business or his
property. The parties were married Feb
ruary II. 1903, and lived happily for about
three months, according to Mr.. O,Brien. He
adds that thereafter an aunt of his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
Juvenile Department,

10 Children's Cravenette Raincoats, in
Oxford and tan. Have deep capes, made
double breasted style. Sizes
2. to to years Worth up to 90 3O
$V'oC at ~A5eo -
Small lot of Girls Novelty and Plaid
Worsted Dresses, lined throughout;
waist is trimmed with velvet, medallions
and ribbons. Sizes 4 to IA years. s7Oo
Sold up to $1.60, at............... IYSs
10 Children's Worsted Dresses, with
plaid and plain yokes Lined through
out. Sizes 2 to & years only. AM
Sold at Csc, for.................... NVC.
Little Children's Knit Norfolk Sweat
ers, strictly all wool in red, and white,
blue and white and navy and red stripes
Have belts. Sizes l to years. i'm,
Reduced from $1.39 to............ ZY@s
Infants White and Striped Flannelette
Night Gowns, long and short white
Flannelette Skirts, Flannelette Dresses,
Kimona Sacques and Leggins. 1mc
Sold up to 29c.. at.................. >Ns
Children's Cloth Coats, warmly lined;
also Velvet and Zebeline Coats. Sizes
2 to years. Sold up to $5.9S, q An
at .................... ............ S3. 4W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REaHANrs AND ODD Lors-
Coats, Suits, Skirts and Furs.

26 Fine Walking Skirts, made of I'm
ported Panne Cheviots, Herringbone
cloth, Panama cloth, Vicunas and nov
city mixtures; handsome killed and box
plated styles; brown, black, navy,
an s7 epoy and r 500 Sddmsnts of 1898
l Imported Covert Cloth Walking Suit.
Made of West of England cloth Nobby
jackets, all full strapped; skirt strapped
TO match; jacket lined with satin duch-
a fsssi s,ae to- So Value $4,000. Sis. 08
8 Imported Vicuna Walking Suits
Fuil-gored. tailor-made. tight-ttting
jacket. Skirts all killed around; i
brown, size SO; the others are navy
blue. "a and 80 sizes. Re- GO no
duced from $17.9S to......... QO.VO
Cravenette Rain Coats, made of fin
est Herringbone covert cloth, in olive,
tan. Loose-fitting front; tight-itting
box-plaited back; sizes 80 and 40. Left
over from line that sold at ON en-
$1,000. Reduced to-. OV.OV
Colored Habutai Silk Costumes-one
brown and white, the other green and
white: handsomely trimmed with shir-
ring and plaits; sizes SO and So; @hn
reduced from $21.5O to. NV
Long Taffeta Silk Evening Coats
one in the fashionable brown, the other
two are black; loose-fitting effect; large
ysue 500 s Go re So and 49, $40 Or
, NoiuC' F~-.OV, ISuuCeu ~. =. ~ u We - "
Girls Black Peau de Sole and Taft
feta Silk Box Coats; three-quarter
} length; size yrs, 1 1O-yr. size; lined
} throughout; were $500 and CD mo
500; now reduced to. 0AoYO
1 Imported Oxford Zibelne Long
, Blouse Coat; richly trimmed; lined
. through with satin duchesse; size SO;
. formerly $1,000; reduced @1g O@
. ........................9 O.yO
l Imported Black Chiffon Wolfe Dress
; Skirt-elegantly trimmed with heavy
; lace insertion and small kits. Made
over handsome taffeta silk drop
Length 43 inches long. Val S1G 7S
! ue, $50. Reduced to. .Q Il W. Il ~
, ! Sheared Electric Seal Coat, "a inches
long. Large revers and high storm col
lar. New puff sleeves. All lined with
rich brown satin-size SO. enc no
; Reduced from $2o to. ID y. 20
Misses Tourist Walking Suits, made
CT handsome novelty mixtures. Killed
, walking skirt. Sizes IA, 16, Ct m2
IS. Reduced from SIS to-. W 1sSC
1 Imported Cravenette Rain Coat.
slightly damaged. Sold at CO mo
$500. Reduced to. pOeYC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03

3 Imported Black Panama Dress
Skirts; handsomely tailored and trim
med with milliners folds of
same; were $40; now reduced CT 80
8 Black Vicuna Winter Weight Box
Coats; tight-fitting back: q inches long;
collarlass style; all handsomely stitched;
satin lined throughout; value sSm II
So Reduced to. .....: ........ VOs ~
American Marten Pelerines, made with
full round collar and long tabs; lined
with nice satin; finished with full-size
tails; sable color and Isa-
bella. Value, $780, Reduced &S O&
TO. .......... ...............
Natural Gray Squirrel stole;. full
shawl collar and long tab effect; hand.
some silk ornament at the neck; lined
inside with handsome bro G nm mn
cade satin; value, $1,000. W u VsVV
3 Long Fur Neck Imperial Scarfs of
Blended Brook Mink. Double size-both
sides alike; finished at the neck with
silk ornaments and long ca O&
cords: value, $40. Reduced too ~
2 Genuine Far Eastern Mink Imperial
Neck Scarfs; both sides OF mink; or
namented with g large Sn \ OK
fox tails. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
II Girls Fine Cloth Winter Coats, of
handsome pure wool zibeline cloth; full
three-qusrter length; Handsomely TRIM
med; sizes 10 and u; blue,
green and tan color. Reduc- &2 OK
e(. from So and 81 to. wv ~
8 Girls Coats of Imported Kersey and
Vicuna Cloth, made with deep cape and
r,chly trimmed military effect; dark red,
loyal and castor; worth S. Sd Of
to $40. ...................~
9 Atwood Tan Covert Jackets; sizes
49, 40 and ~. Sold regularly S0 OK
q 81 CS for. W . ~
Black Imported Faille Franchise SIX
Evening Coat handsomely trimmed,
size 49, Sold at $4,000, G I'D SdD
fOr........L =. ~ W.
Black Peau de Sole Silk Coats. nelt,
ed back. full length. sizes SIN OK
80 and 40. REDUCED to. -. ~ 20
BLACK Broadcloth Paletot Evening
Coat with white 5broadcloth collar; hned
in taffeta silk. size SO. Re- SO zS
duced from $40 to. .........
Purs Wool Heavy Tibet Cloth Dress
skirts. Handsomely trimmed with SILK
tailored folds; 40 and AZ inches long;
dark blue and black; left S1 OK
from 81 line Reduced to-. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
.REMN ANTS
linin@S.

Mill ends and remnants OF our own
stock Of Fine Quality Highly Mercerized
Satins, in black and a good range of
wanted shades, at SIC. yard tomor-
,ow. These represent qualities which
sold on the piece at 19c. and DC. yard.
All are in good, desirable lengths, from
to yards each-and are
suitable for lining coats, 92Ac
capes, etc, yd., at............. Ca14fSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
Capt. Folwell to Join His Regiment.

Capt. William B. Folwell. 18th Infantry.
will be relieved from duty at Fort Smelling.
Mimi. upon the arrival of his regiment ut
join it.
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-REMNANTs-
Bows Clothing.

Boys $500 Norfolk Knickerbocker
Suits, made with bloomer pants.
Fancy all-wool cheviot; Go Qm
broken sizes. .............. VAsC>
Boys Blue Serge Knee Pants, sizes
3, 4, ., IL and Il years; $1OO SOC
sort. wv
Boys Fancy Cashmere School Suits,
double breasted style; sizes 10 to
10 years. $500 and $3.50 Gn I'm
ValueS. ........ W As
Boys Cossack Overcoats, with re-
movable hood; all wool; sizes 3,
and years Only. Sold for G 4 mo
S4.oo. .......... " w
Boys Collars, all different shapes
of standing styles; 10c. sort; D.
each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~.
Odd lot of Boys Suits, in double
breasted, Norfolk, sailor, Elton and Co.'S
sack styles; sold for $500 and CD &m
1890. Friday. .................. epSsO$
Boys Odd Vests, from suits in fancy
and plain material; worth up
to $1.O each; sizes IL to 10 RM.
years. Friday. .................. OV&s
u Odd Coats, left from suits which
sold for $500; sizes 8 to II en- An
years. Each coat............... - wy
Boys 25c. Corduroy Norfolk DE-
caps. Frlday...... .....-......... o.
Odds and ends in Boys Hats and Caps,
which sold for. SOC. and 75c. Or
each FRIDAY. .......................A O(s
Boys Long Overcoats, in Oxford grav
melton cloth; sizes to 10 CO An
years; $3.50 sort. Friday. 0ZsNV
Boys Fauntleroy Blouses, in
blue percale; sizes 3 to 6 years; a.
@9c. sor1............ ................... ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03

cablegram to President Amador Of Panama:
Accept the Fluctuations of this govern
ment on the first anniversary of Pana-
mas independence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNA.NTS-
DOn1eSfiCS.

Remnants of Outing Flannel, in de-
sirable lengths, and variety of pink
and blue stripes. Sold reg m.3Mr
ularly at 10c. yard. $500. Wa14ISs
Remnants of Flannelettes, in this
seasons newest and choic- mH/ r
est STYLES. Friday, yard. V/2Ss
Remnants of Dark Percales, in
lengths suitable for children's dresses,
&c; best colorings. Friday, EZhC
yard. OTOS'
Remnants of Apron Ginghams, in
lengths from to 10 yards; 2Th~
good quality, yard. ........ OHSNs
Remnants of Unbleached Cotton,
good. strong quality, useful 2ZhC
lengths Friday, yard. 49,. 0XO~o
Remnant lot of Cotton Suitings, 36
inches wide, in various mixtures; in
s lsnft anits suitable YARD. for skirts 8Ac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-03
-REMNANTS-
Black Goods.

A remnant lot of Black Sharkskin
Suiting, A inches wide; splendid
black; suitable for skirts or OOr-
suits. Regular soc. value, yd. S>S'
44-in. Atwood Black Panama Wolfe,
suitable weight for cold weather
wear. being heavier than a wolfe.
Regular soc. value, yard 2GO<-
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