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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
MADDOX BEATS
EN.A|RT |. FOR. CUP.
CONTINUED from First Page.)
Continued from First Pase.)

trip stumbled and Mr.. Lee Evans, his
rider, was thrown onto his horre's neck,
but saved himself got his feet in the
gtirrup. raced on after Twilight, got safe.
#ly over the last jump. and then drew
away as he pleased. Twilight finished sec
ond and Ennigrant third. Montrlp Is own
ed by Mr.. Clarence Moore. Mrs.. p.
Knut rode his own gelding, T Twilight, from
whom he had sustained a bad fall early
In the meeting and his plncl, and per 8
sistency in again essaying TO win on Twi-
light. found ample recognition from an up-
ipreciative public. 5s5
Summary.
4 First race-F Five furlongs- Step Away x
tod first, Lilac 70 to- 81 second. Berry.
Nynddellts to- y third Time. "a :024 :0e H
Il Second race--Four and a half furlonGs-
Ambitious G. to- first, Away IS TO 81
second. Moonshine s05to y third. Time,
:56 is. s 5
Third racc-six furlongs- Santa Catalina
Il to 15) first, Toisan l5 to u second,
.Fondness GO to y third. Time, / :l6 20.
n Fourth race-souahern steeplechase, two
5miles-Montrlp 6 to % first, Twilight e 1-2
to y second. Emigrant g 1-2 TO y third.
Time. a :33.
Fifth race-Fourth running OF the anna
}teur cup six sfurlongs -Trapezst q to y
first. Port Arthur e. to u second, Wild
slrishman q to 10Y third. Time. 4 rs 1-5.S5s
Sixth race-One mile and one hundred
Observation-Disclosures 10 to y first Gold
Dome e to u second. Pahntom e to y
third. Time 1853.
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Ri hrnond ers in New York.

ESPECIAL TO The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK April $11.-7Naldorf =.
Eil,ntt (. churchill. Il. ingalls,; Rossmore, S. a.
Ellison: Breslin H, Powell; Sinclair n u ~ -
stornont; York. Nils -. Fraser. Mrs. II. y.
Wood, IL. W.. Wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12

lf
will sell at my warerooms, % Broad
Street. THIS DAY at 1920 a.. NJ, ! very
5flne hnnd-carved. s-piece Mahogany Par
lor! Suit: Mahogany and other Parlor
Tables, Fancy Rockers, Parlor Druggets,
consisting OF Administer, Wilton Velvet,
sMoauet. Tapestry and Others: 4 very Hand ID
some Brass Bed. Quartered Oak Bureau.
sWashstand and Table. IA large, massive
Walnut Bureau and Washstand, w tn en-
5nessee Marble Top, 10 Oak. Walnut and and
other Chamber Suits, Oak and Walnut
Dining Tables, 1S-foot Cherry Pedaisted
Dining Table. large CHARTERED Oak
Glass Front Book case, Oak and C y g
couehss. New and slightly Used DROP ?.
7Refi1geratoTs, Baby Carriages, Go-carts,
several good Cooking Stoves.
Is Special q II % clock: One 16-foot, one s.
foot and one foot Store Counter; two s..
foot two g;foot, two foot and, one 4-foot
lot other goods too M nlerous to mention
5s5 leo, W. OLIVER, Auctioneer:
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ii BY virtue OF a. certain deed or trust. Il
dated August II j 1905 and record ed z I'M
the office OF the clerk q D. the Circuit
Court OF Henrico county, 4 In p. $B.s IL 70 "a st
page 49, default having been rnad de- IN
the payment Of a portion 81 the debt ssss
cured thereby, and having been required
by, the benefic iary \ herein 30 We We,
!" ~ ~ FRIDAY, APRIL IA, 1905.
at q clock z: Men the premises pro-
5erty conveyed herein VIZ !: an that e cer=
tain lot OF land with NIL improvements
thereon. lying and being IN he county
or Henrlco, Vn.,3 beginning at a point Ion
tho Western line OF Dnneen Street. a ~
its intersection with#the Northern line$o fI
iHenrico Street, thence running north
iwardly along and fronting on the said
Western line of Dinneen Street 100 feet.
and extending back westwa dlY from said
front, between parallel Ines, l20 et..l
This property will pay wei MS III n 8ln-S5
3yestment, and should at tract the att en-ttiI
ton of buyers,
6f TERMS: Cash as to .sall costs of sale N
taxes to day&of sale, and q debt Of AZ ;;SS
then a credit of $500, payable three years
from August II 1904 with interest from !
day Of sale, Residue payable r q n Z, Gag =
W., F. REDD,
Trustees.5.
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I Results at New Orleans.

90 to s. fret. Light Note 3 q TO ~ second, 4
sLpgisteila az to 81 third. Time 1:5s "a.
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BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street. 5tE
Administrators Sale Of
LAW BOOKS AND
OFFICE T. FURNITURE.

AS administrator Of the estate of r..
H. Steger. deceased, II will sell at public
a S "WEDNESDAY, APRIL -, 1905. 81
commencing at 4 30 o. clock 2. Mall the
Office Furniture and Law Books Of the
above mentioned party, consisting OIL
Oak ONCE Cabinet, Wooden Seat Chairs.
3 Book Shelves, and a mum Der OF Law
Books, among which are Parsons on Con-
Sugden@ on Powers, sugden on Vendors,
Daniels Chancery Pleading and Practice n;
Vesey's Chanccry Reports, Phillips on
Minors Institute Daniels M gotiable In
struments, Smith S Leading Cases. East 8
Reports and various others 3 4
n 5s 49, yyAI. o., STEGER,
Administrator for r. FL GSteger.
+ BY Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer. nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12
BY Green and Reid,
Real Estate .Auctioneers..

II RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE ID OF IA
= DESIRABLE &E SIx-ROO I'M @BRICKi
BATH: ALSO a THRBE-Roo Cor
sTAGE IN g REAR, VI At TIL $aNORTH-
WEST CORNER 3 ,$3DINNEEN#tANps]
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Vital statistics of Shreveport for the
week ending May E, 1905:
Marriages-White: J. A. Miller anc
Halle Williams. Colored: Thoma:
Walls and jamie Thomas
Births-White: T. O. Tessier anc
wife, boy. Colored: J. J. Williams anc
wife, boy; Jetson Smith and wife, boy
John Coleman and wife, girl; c. w
Wilson and wife, girl.
Still Births-T. c. Rankin and wife
colored, boy.
Deaths-White: Mrs Hattie c. Fris.
bic. 20 years; DasFa Rachale. p years
j. w. Cloud, 20 years; ]. C. Dial, 4;
years. Colored: Joana Hawkins, II
years; child of A. McGlohin and wife
FL days; Willie Nelson, 20 years; Mat
tie Johnson, 81 years; Sarah Wright, Z:
years; Miles Samuels, Is years; w. T
Gibson, year.
Of the above died at charity hospital
I nonresident. certified to by the cor.
oner
J. c. EGAN, Health Officer.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
PATRIOTIC INCIDENT
The Ovation to General Fitzhugh Lee in
Washington.

| New York Commercial: Il shall never
| forget" said a national guard staff Of
! fccr last night, the scene at Yorktown
or the occasion of the dedication Of the
monument there in 1881 to commence
rate the surrender of Lord Corvallis
The troops from a score and half of
States were passing in review before
, President Arthur, the company on the
stand with him comprising cabinet Of
hcers, twenty-odd governors, the govern
ment's French and German guests, army
and naval officers and a sprinkling of
foreign diplomats. while all about were
tens of thousands of spectators As the
division of Southern State troops COM
manded by General Lee appeared over
the brow of the hill the crowd caught
| sight of the Virginia veteran. and tie en-
| thusiastic cheering that followed never
ceased until his troops had disappeared
from view. The company on the review
| ing stand went Wild and when Lee
arose slightly in his stirrups and barred
| his head in acknowledgment of the
! Presidents salute and the throng's
cheers-his face stern but radiant, his
yellow hair huttering in the October
wind, the band playing Maryland, My
| Maryland the crowd shrieking and can
non booming-tears trickled down the
| cheeks of Chester Alan Arthur, and
moment later there wasn't dry eye in all
that company. Sedate governors and
cabinet officers fell to hugging each
other caps and parasols went flying into
! the air. and Fitzhugh Lees onward way
one bestrewn with flowers A little
French woman, the great granddaughter
of Lafayette, who was crying too, asked
what it was all about. I told her Lees
story briefly.
Grand! Grand! she exclaimed, ex-
citedly, as she clasped her gloved hands,
Mon Dieu! What country! What a
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
LOUISVILLE REUNION
Captain \. F. Harris of Macon, Ca,
Selected as Orator.

General Stephen D. Lee. general COM
manding. has announced that he has Sc
lected as orator for the Louisville re-
union. Captain n. F. Harris, of Macon,
Ga.
The wonderful oratorical ability dis
played in the memorial services at the
Nashville reunion by this gifted speaker
gives a forecast of the rich treat that
will be provided on the present occasion :;
and that full scope may be given him,
has been decided to have the Grafton
at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the Sec
ond day, Thursday. June IS. Immediately
on the assembling of the convention
SPONSORS AND MAIDS OF
HONOR.
General Stephen D. Lee has announced
the following appointments for the
Louisville reunion:
Sponsor for the South-Miss Carrie
Peyton Wheeler, daughter of the great
Confederate cavalry leader, Major Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler, or, as all COnfed-
crate soldiers love to designate him.,
Little Joe.'
Maids of Honor-Miss Clara Halde-
man. daughter of Colonel W. B. Halde-
man, of George B. Eastin Camp No.
So3. Louisville, KY; Miss Lena Swift,
daughter of the late Captain C. T. Swift
of Atlanta Camp No. I5o, Atlanta, Ga.
AIatron-Mrs. Henry Heuser of Louis
vile, Ky.
Kentucky Maids of Honor to Her
Sponsor in Chief - Miss Lila Lewis,
daughter of Colonel John c. Lewis, Of
George B. Eastin Camp No. So3, Louis
Vile, and Miss Anne Johnson, daughter
of Colonel Thomas Johnson of Roy S.
Cluke Camp No. 2oI. Mt. Sterling.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07

know Chat Slippery jim Richardson
voted fer the grab.
J "Shc may be shocked to Snow tNa
BrOWnioW did the same sling-HsrWc
low. the son Of Ole famous parson.
"Suuth carolina may be a>toni>he1 tc
learn tl1aA on the ron of di>honcs art
the names Of Aiken and 1cgare
"\;rginia will see that she mas Aeer
misreprcSented by ne sote Il Nay,
nard
eLoui>iusa viii fnd stree n her snse,
on the shameful li>t-Ps,je and Bsou>-
sard and 'sevey.
1.-The Democracy of Misso,wi s1ay 2eel
indignant at NE vote q Hunt. and Mis-
sssippi n that % f1il1
AS thc l>e Of names Is psintea Else
where. i, is not oecess:~y % particll-
larize further: but I note oae ellieg with
special interest,"
1.-The Massachusetts congressman vho
was selected by the enemies q v. r
Hearst 70 aSack hi1s on re floor of
the house gave the counts: a chance o.
learn who was the eleaner bettee man.
"Hearsk did not vote Soe .he steas:
Sullivan. Of Massachusetts. dide
. the people Of Georgia may wish o.
know where Congressman Barnett was
when the vote vas being taken. Ills
name is not recorded against Ai1e steal.
Nor is that Gi Brantey or that Of
Adamson.
"Where were they:
These three gentlemen are paid SIS
600 per year 70 stay in their places and
safeguard the rights Of the people who
elected them.
''Nhere were these three Georgians
when this piece OF rascality was being
put through the house: If they were
necessarily absent, why did they not
arrange 'pairs' and thus give their
votes to defeat the robbers: Did they
dodge:
IF 50. why:
"Alabama will want 10 know where
Bankhtad and Wiley we're: Texas vii!
ask explanations Of Stephens: Tenncs-
see Of Sims: kcI}tucliy Of TopkinS and
Stanley.
Every man who voted for the mileage
grab, or who >ludgcd the vote, should
he marked for political punishment by
the constituency which he betrayed
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
Ben Holman
222 TEXAS ST.

Good paper, good ink and good work
goes into all our job printing.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
THE JACKSON CASE.

The verdict of the jury in the case OF
Mary Jackson, colored, against the Tex
as and Pacific was recorded for the de-
fendant. Mrs. Jackson's husband was
seriously injured by being run over
while crossing the company's track on
coming from Antioch church, and died
Of blood poison.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07

The people are entitled to know the
names of the rascals who tried to steal
100000 of their money.
Tennessee will not be shocked to
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
ST. MARKS EPISCOPA LCHURCH

Rev. Jos. H. Spearing, rector-Serv-
ices today as follows: Litany, sermon
and holy communion at II am; evening
prayer and sermon at 8 pm. Sunday
school at o:;3o a.m Regular meeting OF
ST. Marks Guild tomorrow at rectory
at 4:3o pm. Everybody cordially in
vited to attend all services All seats
free.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
SUCCESSION NOTICE,

No. e5o7-First District Court, Parish
OF Caddo. State of Louisiana: Sue
eession of Amanda Jelks.
I ANotitce is hereby given that Eman-
uel. Norrington, administrator, has this
day filed tableau of debts in said Sue
cession, and unless opposition be made
thereto within the time specified by law
the same will be duly homologated as
prayed for.
Witness the Honorable T. F. Bell,
jdHge of said court, this the and day OF
May, zoos.
w. M. LEVY, Deputy Clerk.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-07
Holman

72-inch A!l-Linen Satin Finish Bleache3
Table Damask worth SI.35: special per
yard
S5c
Extra Size Honey yComb Bed Spread,
worth S2.oo; special. each
$1.35
23x45 Turkish Bath Towel worth 35c,
special. each
1Sc
Ladies' Black and Coored Belts,
wort 75c and $I.oo; special, each
29f
kadies, Black, White and Colored Kid
Gloves, regular $1.oo and $1.25; special,
pair
75c
Thompson's Glove Fitting Empire
Batiste Corset, worth $1oo; Special each
49c
Ladies Black and Colored Wolfe Eta
mine, Panama and Brilliantine Skirts,
regular price 5000 to $3.50; special
$3.9S
Ladies Grey, Brown and Blue Bril-
liantine Skirts, worth $500; special
$2.9S
Misses White Madras Skirts, regular
price $1.5o; special
$50
4S-inch White Silk Null, regular 75c;
special, yard
SOC
3oinch White Organdie. regular 15c
quality; special, yard
1Oc
,32-inch White Organdie, regular 2oc
quality; special. yard
1870
Mehlen Lace and Inserting. 1000 cards
worth I5c: special, yard
lie
Ben Holman
222 TEXAS ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
WILL FIGHT IN
BALLARD

Tommy burns aud big Joe 8rhlldt
viii come together In n in.rouud go
before The new Ballard Athletic
club ON January - aUhIidt will
have a great advantage ln both
weight aud height aud should the
big fellaW prove as fuat la the rlng
as be appears ou the football field
be- should make the Chicago mid
dlrweight hustle some before the
limit Is reached HshIldt has been
acting as traiarr fof the University
of Washington football team aud
be- has host OF friends who think
he will give "a good account uf him
self against the Hhifty Tommy
o. wa5 while playing football With
the famous CarlyHiu team ia the
east that big joe fifat noted his
fighting proeliNfy lie entered the
amateur ranks and won everything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

AT 9se-skirt % fine muslin With
is-ineh rounce 90 fine lawn. sir
tucks above the deep emhrold-
cry edElnE.
AT Ose- Skirts % fine mualin.
with is-lnch fonnce Of lawn.
and group Of tucks above a deep
embroidery ruffle
AT sl.75-Skirt OF fine muslin.
with a knee deep fiBunce com
posed Of rows Of u inch lace
Insertion and as many rows of
fine tueks alternating. The bot
tom u edged with Cluny lace.
below a roW Of turks
AT s3.5o-skirt o. fine muslin.
with 2i-iuch nounre Of tucked
lawn and lace inserting 10 me-
dalllpn patterns. the bottom
edged with deep lace falling In
points to the bottom.
AT Petticoat o. fine white
muslin. with deep Lawn ruffle.
a macs Of tucks and deep en-
hroldery edRing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
BOWLING
THRkE TEAMS FIGHT
FOR H0N0RS

The city league bowling contest
ended Saturday night with three
clubs tied FOR fret place. The Pa
CITIES. the nrunaWiekH and Colnm-
hiana aro the three teams who viii
PLAY a poHtaHraHun series for top
notch hunou In order 10 decide
upon the dates ou which the Eamea
are to be played the directors Of the
city bowling league Will hold IA
meeting la the Arcade bow Linz al
10y tonight
In class - the teams have post
ponad games which will be- played
tonight aud tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
DIED OF
INJURIES

ORMONn. Fla. jan s1#Frank
II. Croker. who Wa thrown from
his racing car last saturday. dicd
as the result af his injuries shortly
before 6 o'clock yesterday morn
ing The experts say that Croker
was driving rs machine AZ the rate
Of mile In 40 seconds when MT
STANLEY. ON hia motor cycle. ap-
pearrd directly In hts road
Mr.. Cfokrta mcghanielan. Rolf.
was instantly killed., MI Stanley
vas takpu to the railway hospital
az Sc Augustine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Short Skirts

AT boe-Short White skirt. q
good muslin. with s-inch ruffie.
edged with three tueks and deep
hem
AT 35e-short White skirt. 4
inch Fuffle. with three rows Of
hemstitched tucks
AT ese-Short Skirt Of fine mus
lin. lawn ruffle. inches deep.
edged with deep cluny lace. four
rows % pin tuckz.
AT s1.5o Skirts Of white mus
lin. With lawn flounoe. almost
knee deep. two rows OF fine EN-
broidery. giving double
nounce. one above the other.
AT 75e-Sklrts OF white muslin
with 1s-lnch nounce OF lawn.
deep hem. with three tucks
above and four In the middle Of
the flounce. can be readily or
namanted II desired by the add
ton Of lace or embroidery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

HELLlHGHAM. Jan. - The EY=
efett high school basketball team
last night. Ia the normal gymna
stun. defeated The Whafeam normal
school team Saturday b. a score u
~ 90 H. The visitors showed much
the better team work. This game
wan the first that the normal team
had played this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

IA alrht in tho heavy weight class.
since leaving college the big iei=
low has mixed up Ia several profea
Hianal contests aud. BE- he says. be
has yet "a meet tho man that will
make him call quits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Drawers

AT l0e-Drauera % Eood muslin.
deep hem. three tuckn.
AT 25e-Drawers Of fine muslin.
With lawn ruffle. edged with
three rowe Of tusks and deep
lace edglnE.
AT 35e- Drawers OF fine muslin.
with cambria ruffie and lace
edge
AT T5o-nfawer OF fine muslin,
with deep ruffie OF cambria.
thrce rows Of fine tueks and
embroidery edge. set Nith Ten-
eriffe whealk
At OSo Drawers Of fine muslin.
with deep ruffle. finished with
pin tucka. upcnwork inserting
and edEIng 70 match.
AT si.25 Drawers Of fine mus
lin. with sinch ruffle az the
bottom. composed OF groups OF
pin tucks and fine lace. in wheel
designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
S. 4. C.. AhNUAL

The annual meeting Of the Seattle
Athletic club win be held la the
gymnasium Of the club At s o'clock
tonight During the meeting the
reports of the secretary AID trcan-
urer Will be rad. after which a
general review of the past years
work will Be made The election q
for the ensuing year will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

take place February O. Theodore
n unllor. IL lie believed. will be the
aueeeaaur a. president uf the club.
of Ezra T. Pope. who has served in
that capacity for the past two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Gowns

At 60e-Gown 81 fine muslin.
yokn ~ deep opeuwurk embroid-
cry. beading and satin ribbon
In front. cuffs finished 10 match.
At A8e-G0wu oi good muslin.
Empress collar. with two rows
81 lace inserting. cambria ruf-
lie. front OF deep embroidery
and inserting
At Toe -GloNna 81 fine mualin.
square cut yoke the shoulders
and front tucked and hemstltrh-
I'd. cuffs and neck edged Nsth
sdgiuE. bow of satin ribbon at
the front.
AT 0se--Gown u fine muslin.
yoke and circular ruffla all
around the shoulders. with lace
inserting and lace edginE. front
shlrred and finished with bead
INK. satin ribbon and low. lace
Inserting and edging At the
throat. no such gowns anywhere
At the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Corset Covers

Sc for plain Corset Covers. plain
hem. fun front
2eo for Corset Covers OF fine mus
lin. deep lace top and draw
string OF satin. pearl buttons.
At 25o-Coraet Cover OF fine
muslin. with deep beading at the
neck. and string Of satin rib
bon. edged With inserting. plest-
cd front
At l5o-Corsct Covers Of fine
soft muslin. with ruffie OF mar
row embroidery at the neck.
pearl buttons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

Mr.. Croker vas one ~ the many
men prominent In automobile cir
elea. he owned an s. 4 81 simplex
and got astonishing speed cut Of the
car. Mr. Croeker was an advocate
% a division 81 classes. insisting
that the racing men be divided into
amateur and professional drivers. aa
they race for pleasure or eaah. lie
was the foremost amateur driver ia
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

ST Louis. Jan. % SANITY Rog-
afa. of i.ouiaville. Ky. got the de-
eislan over Jim Douglass. Of this
city. in the third round 81 their
bout At tho Columbia Athletic club
isss night after tho latter had
struck bis opponent who had fallen
through the ropes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

At s2.ae-Drawers OF fine main
sock. with double ruffle. one %
embroidery and one Of lace. at
the bottom. draw string and bow
Of satin rubbon through a row
OF beading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
GATHERING SHOT

Strike the ele ball a lIffIs below
the center and on the lcfi side. tho
red ball about alffuli and tts shot
viii be made ~ two cuahiHaa n
the shot n not played too hard tho
red ball will Join the white balls
near tho side rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
JUNIORS ARE
CHAMPIONS

The junior high school basket
ball team defeated the freshmen
team AZ the Armofy Saturday night
after a close and hard nrhf. by tho
score 81 Co ]. Tho game Nas a
good one frum start 90 finiah AZ
the end 90 the nut hair the aeugc
VAS tie In the second half the
juniors took brace and scored
twice. while all the frcahlea could
do was 10 land the basket onea.
Following l. the lineup
Freedmen JHHlarH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

lOc Yard, Worth Up to l5c
Nansook and Cambria I'm Beading banda
Eignga and nsertonas choice styles
choosing.
Fine Eainsook sets In blind embroidery.
stitched and fine dainty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
I5c Yard, Worth Up TO Csc

Headings Eguga and Insertions Canbrc
choice pieces IN widths ta inches They'll
fast. choose these early.
Cambria heavy
he TO 2ec yard edginE
yard houncng 10 s inches deep csc 60 sso yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
eat WHITE SALE Opened Today
Ike Advantage of the Bargain Feast

'sa sa S
q her are h
8 % . bod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23
Size Worth UptO6l-4 DC

Choice lot o. Fine Cambria and
Nainaook EdKings - numerous
designs; snowy white and well
worth choosing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

price yh tn dpu n u o oan anmhT Annex
g uohy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

AT 25e-Chemltn Of plain mus
lin. gathered at the neck. lam
rufne. hem stitched At tho top.
AT 7se-Chemiae Of fine nuElin.
with beading and lace cdElng AZ
the top. twU strings % satin rib
bon.
AT pse-Chsmisa OF fine muslin.
top Of fine embroidery. : sAtln
strings In the beading. bottom
tue ked.
AT sl.25-Chemlae Of fine mus
lin. group OF pin tucks At the
top. row Of embroidery and sat
ia draw string. ros Il tueka
above. a deep hem AZ The bot
tom.
AT sI.75 Chcmise Of fine naln-
aook. the top Of heavy white
lace inserting. the string OF sat
In. half concealed In the main
sock neck band. bow OF ribbon
ht front and shoulders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

At s1.25- Gowns Of fine muslin.
with rows Of lace Inserting At
the shoulders and yoke. iars
eiEnH on ruffisd cuffs. satin
ribbon string IN the N-sharcd
front
AT el.TS- Gowns of fine cam
brio. round yoke uf lace insert
Ing and embroidery inserting.
edged with lace. two strings Of
Fatln ribbon
At 1925 Gown % fine main
sock. square at yoke edged Wlth
lace. over a fine beadlnE and
row OF inasFltuK. row of pin
tueka below. vertical. piuk rib
bon a. the neck. short elbow
sleeves.
ChemiSe
At s2.os- Chemisa Of finest main
sock. with top ontirely Of fine
Cluuy lace and bottom to match,
four rows