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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-05
WASHINGTON sAENGERBUND.
Its Program for the Coming Season
Outlined.

The calendar Of the season of 1904-'O5 for
the Washington Saengerbund has been
made up by the committee charged with
arranging the dates for the concerts,
dances. ETC., and has been issued, together
with a congratulatory address by Presi-
dent Claudy to all the members of the or
ganization. The coming season VIII De the
fifty-thrd in the history OF the Saenger-
bund and as each year the work OF the
singers and entertainers belonging 10 the
organization has become more ana more
attractive, 1t is promised that this year Will
surpass a others. There will be eight musl-
cal entertainments, two public concerts,
three theatrical performances and the uSual
number of dances. Thanksgiving day and
Christmas will be observed with special en-
tertainments and the carnival session and
carnival smoker will be held as usual in
February. All Of the entertainments will be
held at the Saengerbund Hall, with the ex-
ception of the two public concerts, the
grand ball, the masquerade ball and the
children's masquerade ball. The National
Theater has been secured for the concerts
and the balls will all be held at the National
Rifles Armorv.
In sending out the program for the season
to the members of the Saengerbund Presi-
dent Claudy makes the following statement:
1T is with feelings of pleasure as well as
of pride that extend to the members of the
Saengerbund my congratulations on the
sustained success with which our efforts
have been crowned during the past season.
For that season has again marked the adj
vancement of our society in the field Of
music and in all those things that make
social life happier and broader.
ITO maintain this superlative standard of
musical and social excellence, however, the
same unyielding fidelity and sincere devo-
ton which have characterized our efforts
in the past must continue to inspire them
in the future, and 1t will be well indeed if
we constantly keep in mind the old French
aGage, the verify of which is SO finely IL
ton of our organization: Lunion fait la
sistance"
Following is the schedule as made for the
season:
The first musical entertainment will oc-
cur on Sunday, October IS; the second on
November 6, the third on December II, the
fourth on January 5, the fifth on January
%, the sixth February IL, the seventh
March 5 and the last April 2 Theatre
cal performances will be given on
November 10, January % and April g.
Tanzkraenzchen will be held October 81
Thanksgiving day. New Year eve. January
10, February is and April 10, with cos
tune Tanzkraenchen on Thursday, March
%. The dances consist of a grand ball at
the National Rifles Hall, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Club, Monday, November Z;
& masquerade ball at the same place March
49, and a children's masquerade ball April
Z. There will be a carnival session Febru-
airy 20. and carnivalistic smoker February
II, Two public concerts are scheduled to
be given in the National Theater, the first
or November q, the second March 49, The
season closes with the fifty-fourth anniver-
sary stiftungsfest on Easter night, April 90
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SIS. 90 and SIS. 90.
The universal" Bread
Maker Demonstration.

We are now demonstrating the
superior merits of the Universal"
Bread Maker, with which it is pos
sible to make good, wholesome
bread in the shortest possible time,
with the least possible labor and in
the most clearly and sanitary way.
The hands do not touch the dough,
as all of the kneading and mixing is
quickly done by this simple ma
chine, which is sometimes called
the Three Minute Bread Maker"
The price is less than formerly.
$500 each.
Fifth floor Tenth st.
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Mems New
Rain Coats.

A Rain Coat will soon be needed
for the fall rains. Aside from shell
tcring ones self from the rain, these
cool evenings make this same kind
of coat very comfortable, and are
quite the proper thing.
We are showing several new
things in Rain Coats-prices, $1,000,
$500, $500, $4,000, $4,000 and
$27.5o.
One special number we show this
season at $1,000 is better than we
have ever shown before. It's all
Oxford gray effect, cut and tailored
in frst-class manner, and is in all
respects most desirable garment.
$1,000 Each.
Main floor ST
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CASES IN CRIMINAL COURT.
Justice Wright Imposes Penitentiary
Sentences on Three Offenders

In Criminal Court No. today joseph
Sweetwine and Thomas WormIey, indicted
for housebreaking and the theft of a watch
from George A. He'll, withdrew their pleas
OF not guilty and pleaded guilty Justice
Wright imposed sentence of penitentiary
Imprisonment for two years against each.
A charge against Grace Corcoran of abb
Quoting child has been nolle pressed.
The first case called for trial in Criminal
Court No. 1 to inaugurate the October
term was that of Clarence Hill, colored in
dicted for housebreaking, with intent to
commit rape, July 1 last at the home of
Ada Smith, on New York avenue near 22d
street. The defendant is represented by
Attorney S. D. Truitt, while Assistant
United States Attorneys Turner and Easily
Smith appeared for the government
verdict of guilty was rendered, and Justice
Wright imposed sentence of penitentiary
Imprisonment for ten years.
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Mems New
Fall Hats.

We are showing a specially at
tractive line of Mems New Fall
Derbys and Soft Felt Hats. All
the popular shapes now in demand
are here, and the blocks and color
ings include all fashions from the
conservative to the extreme. The
materials, workmanship and finish
are absolutely the best procurable
for the several prices.
$2.oo, $500, $500 and $500.
The famous Stetson Hats are
here in the new fall shapes-Der-
bys and Soft Hats.
$500 and $500.
Our Hats at $500 and $500 are
unqestionably the best in every
particular.
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Furniture
Department.

Our new and enlarged Furniture
Department now occupying the G.
street side of the sixth and seventh
floors gives us better advantages
generally to effectively display our
rich and artistic line The stock is
now replete with the largest assort-
ment of individual pieces we have
ever shown. And coupled with this
are the names of such manufactu-
rers as Nelson-Matter, Widdicomb,
Berkey & Gay, w. A. Berkey,
Michigan Chair Co. and others, who
have no superiors in their respective
lines.
On the sixth floor will be found a
large and artistic display of Bed
Room Furniture, Dining Room Fur
niture, Odd Chairs and Rockers,
Fancy and Artistic Parlor Tables
and many novelties in the furniture
line.
Our seventh floor contains an un-
excelled assortment of Couches,
Office Desks, Chairs and Tables,
Book Cases stationary, revolving
and sectionaD, Wardrobes, Prairie
Grass Pieces, High Chairs, Hall
Racks, Seats and Mirrors also Co.
Carts, Baby Carriages, Refrigera-
tors, Ice Chests, etc.
We desire to call special atten-
ton to our line of Dining Room
Furniture. This is one of the prin-
cipal rooms of the house, and the
living room with many families. It
often serves as a reception room,
and one that the housekeeper takes
great pride in and wishes to see it at
its best. For these and other rea-
sons it should be we'll and tastefully
furnished.
Our display of Dining Room Fur
nlture is most comprehensive and
was selected with especial care for
neatness, stylishness, comfort, utiI
ity-and the quality and finish OF
this stock is beyond criticism.
Excellent assortments of Chairs.
tables, Sideboards, Bullets, China
Closets, Side Tables, Couches, etc
Some items that show the general
trend of this stock:
Solid Oak Dining Room Chairs, box frame c,ne
Of stv hshy Epch claw feet-a number
Handsome Hand-polished Dining Room
Cnairs. cane seat fine finish. Each Pl. ~
Fine Chartered Oak Dining Room Chairs box
fIeme: cane seat. ornamented back n
shaped legs. Each. Observation-Disclosures. 92. 90
Handsome CHARTERED Oak Dining Room Chairs.
Do4 frame leather pad cane seat d. -
shaped legs, high back. Each ...... P3. SO
Solid QuarteEed Oak Serving Tables,
good size. lower shelf. large drawer. Ea. PIoOO
Solid Oak China Closets, bent glass
ENDS, grooved shelves. Each .......... pl/.OO
Closets bent glass ends. large Size oh Ea $4,000
Handsome CHARTERED Oak China
Closets. four shelves, neatly carved
large size. Each. .................. P3S.OO
Solid CHARTERED Oak Extension Tables 42-incb
top, heavy legs (bolted on), highly pol CT,
lsned. Each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. P1 ~
Solid CHARTERED Oak Extension Tables round
ton heavy pedestal, highly polished c. ~
r1acn. p@A'OO
Handsome CHARTERED Oak Extension Tables
round top heavily carved pedestal, quar- c. ~,a
tered oak leaves. Each ............. pSOOO
Handsome CHARTERED Oak Bullets, large draw
ers lined silver drawer, large mirror. Co. ~
Fine CHARTERED Oak Sideboards good size
Eaeh. ..-..:.......... P@o'oo
Sixth floor q St
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Election of officers.

The "Verein Baden held its thirty-fourth
annual election OF officers at Schwartz Hall
yesterday with the following result: Presi-
dent, Karl Egolf; vice president, Angus.
Beierlein; secretary. Carl Hammel; treas
urer John Kraft. Appointments were made
also as follows: Finance Stephen Frank,
JOS. Frank, Louis Schroff, jr. trustees,
John u. Geier, Philip Dittes, Altos Rein
mart; banner bearers, Louis Lichtenfels,
Geo. kopfmann; delegates to German Cen
trail Verein. Karl Egolf. Aug. Beierlein.
mel.
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Workman Seriously Hurt.

While working at the filtration plant to-
day William Smith, thirty-seven years old,
resident OF Hyattsville. fell from one of
the wooden frames to the bottom of an ex-
caVation, distance of nearly thirty feet,
and received severe injuries to his head.
body and arms. The police patrol wagon
was summoned from the tenth precinct
and the injured man was taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital.
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S1.OO a Pair.
Mems DOmet Flannel
Night Shirts and Paiama:

Domet or Outing Flannel, the
proper material for fall and winter
wear. They are cut on generous
scale of sizes and correctly proper
toned, and the patterns and colors
are genteel and refined. And they
are made and finished with a view
to durability. All sizes.
Night Shirts, soc.
Pajamas, $1.OO.
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New Fall Models
i'm COrsets. a.is

The day of the stiff, angular
"stay" has vanished into the past,
and the corset Of today conforms
easily to the shape of the wearer, in
stead of forcing the wearer to con-
form to the lilies of corset, and at
the same time, it gives the effect of
fashionable contour and stylish
poise demanded by the mode.
We are now showing our COM
plete stock of domestic corsets and
several new Paris models for fail
and winter, and call attention to the
following well-tried sorts:
Girdle Corsets, tape straight front - pl.Oo
aR gn sasss attaesea straight 'front.'
p. N. Corsets, straight front, dip hip, q,
elastics attached. ...................... PA. D.
G. b. Cersets, Straight 'front.' dip hip . p@.OO
Memo Self-Ieducing Corsets especially
suitable for stout figures. ....,...... P,1. So
p.p. cor.ets. straight front, dip hip. $3.75
Third floor, Eleventh ct.
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ALL Porcelain Drip
Coffee Pot Free.

We are authorized by c. F. Blanke
& Co. of St. Louis, Mo-, proprietors
of the famous Faust" Brand Cof-
fee, to give to each purchaser of
four pounds of their coffee for ST 50
an all-porcelain drip coffee pot The
coffee pot alone was made to retail
at $I.5o.
SLIGO for a lbs. Coffee and Pot.
Fifth floor. Tenth st.
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Special Sale of
Nickel Watches.

A special lot of Watches, full nick
eled, stem wind and set, and either
Roman or figure dials. They are
made by the Ansonia Clock Co., and
guaranteed for one year. An ex-
cellent watch for hunting, travelling
and all outdoor sports.
Special Price, SLIPS.
Main floor, G ST.
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Fall Jardimiere Sale.

Our Fall Jardiniere Sale offers
the very best values obtainable in
Jardinieres at just the time you
need them. The prices are very rea-
sonable, and the variety of sizes and
styles is greater than ever before.
We call special attention to the lot
of assorted Jardinieres we are offer
ing at
soc. each.
Fifth floor G st
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"Paddocks" and Tourists"
This seasons latest and most ap-
proved shapes. Styles for fastidious
young men, who want the very latest
effects. We are showing a hand
some line of these, in plain cloths
and fancy mixtures; sizes 81 to SO.
$1,000 to $1,000 each.
Third floor Tenth st.
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AT S 100.
Mems Walking Gloves.

In demand these cool mornings.
We are showing an excellent value
in a tan, English-cut, heavy out
seam Walking Glove at dollar
one that is very much better than
the usual article at this price. We
show them in all sizes, mems and
cadets.
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Commissioners Considering Estimates

this morning held executive session in
the board room at the District building for
the purpose of considering the District
budget for the fiscal year 1905. This work
must be finished by the 18th of October and
the Commissioners will be busy with this
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Will Filed for Probate.

The will of Barbara Goetz sometimes
called Gates, dated January IL, $685. was
flied today for probate. Her entire estate is
left to her daughter, Mrs. Mary Becker,
George Goetz and Ferdinand Schmidt are
named executors.
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Meeting of Business Mems Association

Arrangements have been made to hold
the first fall meeting of the Business Mems
Association Thursday, October o. A num-
Der of prominent men will be invited to ad
dress the members of the association ami
various business matters will be disposed
of at the meeting.
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New
Centerpieces.

A very pretty and effective Center
piece is of tinted grass linen, stamp
ed with floral designs, in the popular
circular shape, with plain or seal
Hoped edge. This can be outlined,
but much prettier effect is obtained
when it is worked solid.
25c. Each.
Art Dept. Main floor. st.
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CSC. a yard.

Scotch Wash Flannels, in pink and blue and
small and medium striped effects, suitable for
pajamas, mems Shirts shirt waists, etc. q inches
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The Opening i'm
Millinery Department

Reveals daily new attractions which
hint at wonderful resources in hats
and clever ideas. Among the latest
headwear exhibited is a dashing
Cavalier Hat of tan felt caught up
on one side with sweeping brown
coque plume jauntily fastened with
cut steel buckle. Around the
denied crown is simple band of
Persian ribbon, whose white ground
and soft rose tints adds a charming
touch of color.
Deautifui dark green beaver lie trimmed with
crushed pieatings of Dainty lettuce green ribbon
While lovely coque feather OF the same exquisite
shade lies gracefully along the edge of the brim.
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OvercOats for
Bows and Youths.

We are now showing the finest as
sortment of Overcoats for little boys
ever exhibited in this city. Styles
are rich and handsome, cloths the
newest, and values. exceptional.
Coats for all occasions-dress,
school and play wear well made and
finished.
Russian Overcoats with braided
fronts.
Plain Russian Overcoats with
plated backs.
Norfolk Overcoats with leather
belt or belt of same material.
brass buttons neat embroidery on sleeve, belted
back red flannel lining; some with red lined hoods
gray and navy blue. very special value.
$500 each.
Many of the above styles are also
used for little girls.
NAVAL Reserve Refers three-quarter length
freezes chinchillas and cheviots: all handsomely
others button up close in neck; brass buttons;
sizes to IL.
$500, 5000 to $3.50 each.
We call special attention to our
fine Naval Reserve" Refers at
5000 each.
Boys Tourist" overeoats. made of fancy Scotch
ercoatngs cut full length with very full skirts,
belted backs: rich and fancy patterns-overplaids
and shadow stripes-an extremely handsome coat;
sizes to H.
$3.50, $1,000 and $I1.oo each.
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Along with the new fashions in neckwear are
shown the latest wrinkle in gloves. Those OF
Pfque Suede are beautifed by embroidered gaunt-
let's and offered in all the lovely autumn
shades. The Woodward 4 Lothrop gloves imported
especially for this house are shown in tones to ,
match the coloring Of gowns.
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Charlotte Corday bonnet of green velvet has a
rim formed Of narrow quillings Of ribbon and .
folded bow Of velvet finishes the crown of velvet.
white roses nestle beneath the back Of the brfm.
giving only glimpse of color TO brighten the soft
green effect
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New Fall
Elannels.

Showing complete assortment OF
the staple sorts, as well as the latest
novelties. The variety is larger and
richer than ever. To be extern
sively used this fall and winter for
waists, as we'll as for house gowns,
skirts, children's dresses, etc.
Imported Saxony Flannels-a beautiful and serv-
iceable flannel specially desirable for shirt waists
kimonas, children's dresses, etc Shown in large
variety of stripes and plaid effects also in plain
white q inches wide
$I.oo yard.
sian effects; very choice combinations q inches
wide.
75c. yard.
New French Flannes, in all the desirable plain
shades, suitable for waists, skirts, children's
dresses, etc. q inches wide.
5Oc yard.
shrunken Flannels, in white, navy blue, red,
black gray and striped effects, suitable for bath
robes, mems shirts, childrens dresses, etc. q
inches wide.
55c. a yard.
Scotch Wash Flannels in pink and blue and
small and medium striped effects, suitable for
paJamas mems shirts, shirt waists etc. q inches
wide.
25c., 3oc. and SIC. a yard.
White Flannels, a splendid assortment Of every
desirable quality.
25c. to SIX yard.
Ederdown Flannels in all the desirable plain
shades for bath robes % dressing sacques
Single faced, 3o in. wide, soc. yard.
Double faced, 80 in. wide, ST 90 yard.
Embroidered Flannel Skirting, in a large variety
of neat and tasty designs, cream and colored
grounds; yard wide.
Cream, SOC. to $2.25 yard.
Colored, SI.oo yard.
Atwood Flannel Skirt Patterns. In plain black
and gray; also gray and black striped and bordered
effects.
$I.oo and ST.. so each.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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Coque boas may be obtained in green brown
blue and black and in generous lengths OF two and
one-half yards. Ostrich feathers In white, gray
and ombre brown effects are shown In short OF
lcEg lengths and made Of the finest plumes,
whose beauty also indicates durability
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Shrunken Flannels, In white, navy blue, red
black gray and striped effects suitable for batf
robes mems shirts, children's dresses, etc. p
inches wide.
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At z5c.

At Csc.
Natural Color Merino Shirts and
Drawers-shirts have self fronts,
finished with silk braid; drawers
are we'll stayed. A splendid value.
At S1.OO.
French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, made of pure. Egyptian
yarn, popular weight and an ex-
cellent value; also White Merino
and Natural Color Shirts and Draw
erS,
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Il me 'sNeW Victor"
Sewing Machine.

When we had the Sewing Mas
chine built to which we have given,
this name we took pains to have it.
the equal of the best on the market.
And that it is-and better than most.
But it has another important
Observation-Disclosures puts it,
in a class by itself. We did away,
with agents commissions, expenses,
of teaching by travelling Instructors
and excessive profits.
The result is: A Sewing Machine
of quality unequaled at the price.
Ball-bearing, finely finished, in diff
ferent degrees of elaborateness and
completely fitted.
$500 and $500.
Necessary instructions given at
the department.
Second floor, G st.
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ohe OF the notable features of the superb dig
play in the millinery department is the bewilder.
ingiy beautiful collection Of feather stoles and
boas
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and black and are finished with extravagantly long
tucked ends. which are to be tied in huge soft
bows.
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Many of the above styles are also
used for little girls.

"Naval Reserve Refers, three-quarter length
freezes. chinchillas and cheviots: all handsomely
made and embroidered: some with lapel fronts
others button up close in neck; brass buttons
sizes 4 to II.
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An exquisite stole shown at the neckwear de-
pa1tment Is made with widening ends the upper
portion being of brown lined with white marabout,
whose downy softness has endeared fl TO women
since time immemorial
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Mems New
Underwear
For Now and Later.

The cool mornings and evenings
suggest change in the underwear.
We are ready with those between
weights that a man will most likely
need to taper off with from his sum-
mer weights.
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bewitehing boa has long pendant ends each
tipped with a fun of coque feathers. These
necE decorations are irresistbly pretty and becom-
ing, especially when the accompanying hat is also
effectively trimmed with plumes or marabout tins.
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&c, roc. and size. yard.

White Flannels, splendid assortment Of every
desirable quality.
&c. to SI.oo yard.
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At SOC.

AT SWC.
We have Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers and White Cotton
Shirt with Drawers to match. Shirts
are neatly trimmed and well finish
ed. Drawers made strong and dur
able.
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brown velvet hat is decorated with a superb
ostrlch plume whose tip is softly shaded Across
the pack OF the brim is a gracefully arranged
spray OF moss whose delicate colors relieves
the quiet tone of the hat
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5Oc. a yard.

New French Flannels in all the desirable plat
shades, suitable for waists, skirts, children
dresses etc. % inches wide.
zoe. a yard.
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Eiderdown Flannels, IN ali the desirable plain
shades for bath robes, wrappers, dressing sacques,
afghans etc; single and doube-faced.
Single faced, SO in. wide, soc. yard.
Double faced, 80 in. wide, ST 90 yard.
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Youths OvercOats.

$3.50, $1,000 and $I1.oo each.
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Fifth floor, G st.
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75c. a yard.

New French Flannels, in vast variety of Per-
sian effects; very choice combinations q inches
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$500, 5000 to $3.50 each.

We call special attention to Our
fine Naval Reserve" Refers at
5000 each.
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Boys Tourist Overcoats, made Of fancy Scotch
Overcoatings, cut full length with very full skirts
belted backs: rich and fancy patterns-overplaids
and shadow stripes-an extremely handsome coat;
sizes 8 to IL.