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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19

Mr.. Wallis Statement.

Mr. Wall, president of the Maryland Tele-
graph Company. admitted to Star re-
porter that the break was due to the action
of the Western Union Company.
But the break will last but day or
two" he said. There will be nothing do
ing at the room this afternoon, but we ex-
pect to start again at any time"
Mr.. Mallery. who was at Upper Marlboro
yesterday attending the republican conVen-
tion, was elated over the closing of the
pool room.
II wonder who cut the wire?" he asked
this morning when he learned that some
thing had happened to the wire. Il don't
know thing about IT. he added.
He had been told that the wire was cut,
but was unable to get any satisfaction from
the people connected with the pool room.
IF II was cut between kenilworth and
BladenSburg." ne said. ut was done by per-
sons who sympathize with our movement,
but II the break occurred at Bladensburg
1t was done by the Western Union Com
pany.
Then he started out TO tramp from the
pool room to Bladensburg to see about the
condition of the wires
1t is believed by the officials of the Mary
land Telegraph Company that the trouble
with the wires will affect every pool room
in the United States. The cutting off OF all
the pool room service. 1t is stated, means
falling of of about 100000 in the rev.
enues OF the Western Union Company an
nually. Yesterday Mr. Mallory and Mr..
Carmody consulted with Judge Merrick at
Upper Marlboro upon the question of call
ing the April term OF the court together for
the purpose of hearing the pool room cases.
The Judge promised that he would let them
know his decision later in the week. Mr..
Mallery said this morning that he expects
Judge Merrick will make a statement of
his position in the matter which will fully
cover the question now pending. During the
conference yesterday, he stated, the judge
gave no intimation as to what he intends
10 do in the matter.
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21c. RIBBONS.

Metallic Taffeta Ribbons,
5 inches wide; also Satin
Taffeta Ribbons, 4 inches
wide, in all colors. Regu-
# + 5 rs. IS l2Ac.
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BOYS BLOUSES.
Sold at soc. and 7sc.

SO dog. Boys Shirt Waist
Blouses. In Elton. Fauntle-
roy. collarless and collar at
tached styles. In all sorts
OF washable materials, in
Guiding Madras, chambray
and India llnon. Sizes 2ls
to 8 years. The famous Ca
Diet" make. Sold
regularly at 50c. ~s
and 75c. THURS ZSC
DAY, SOSs
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&c. NECKWEAR.

Ladies' Irish Point Tab
and Applique Collars, Point
de Gag Lace Collars and
Madras "Te" Collars, with
extra long tab. 90
Regular 25c. quail QDC.
ity. THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
BLACK TAFFETA,

Our regular SIC. number OF
black Taffeta SILK, 80 inches
wide. rustling finish. Every
yard guaran- -e
teed. THURS ZSCs
DA
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Death of Mrs. M. B. Brady.

The death Of Mrs. NJ. B. Brady is an
nounced. The end came yesterday. Mrs.
Brady spent the past three years In the
Adirondacks in the hope of regaining her
health.
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VEAL LOAF.

Armour's "Verlbest' Veal
and Ham Loaf-for hot
weather lunch
cons; regularly 7U/
10c. THURS /A%C.
DAY. ~
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INFANTS' WEAR

Infants long and short
Slips. Skirts with and with
out waists: white India
Linon Guimpes In all sizes:
also F1annelette Sacques
and Skirts; also the "Naza-
ret n Under
waist. THURS WC
DAY I'VE
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SUGAR CORN

Select quality Sugar Corn
the Standard brand-sold
# $Su% ! { ? A. n: 5Hc.
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ZSC .
GIRLS DRESSES

Washable Dresses of ging-
ham and chambray, in pin
stripes, plain colors and
checks sizes 2 TO 5 years.
Long-waisted effect. trimmed
with white piaue and small
earl buttons ~
Regular soc. val .1-HC
ues. THURSDAY.
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Ioc. CAMRRIC

2 cases OF yard wide soft
finish Cambria. suitable for
undergarments and skirts.
Excellent quality; sold reg
ularly at 10c. <U/
a yard. QDA~C
THURSDAY. /S
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SALADA TEA,

Regular 10-cent size pack
ages Of Salada" Tea, the
brand which Is
being widely wv
advertised. mU~C
THURSDAY.....O/@
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TIC. WINGS.

Lot o. fine quality White
and Black and Light Blue
Wings, for trimming the
small turbans now the
vogue; Will not
f f. IT, zs5a1 T ssEs: SOC.
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Fined Ten for Stealing Twelge.

George Moran VIZ fined $40 In the Police
Court this morning Spr stealing So from
Minnie Matthews, ~ whose house he lived.
He was arrested while spending the MONEY
and confessed.
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zoe. GLOVES.

Ladies Pure Silk Black
Gloves, In two-clasp style;
some with white stitching;
all sizes. Regu- 40
lar soc. value. XSE
THURSDAY. 9OS
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&c. WASH SILK

20 pieces of white Natural
Japanese Habutai Wash
Silk. strictly all silk, soft
lustrous quality. Firm tex
ture. Our regular 49,
25c. qua lity. II ~.
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Sa 60 FOOTWEAR,

Choice of ladies' regular
$3.50, So and $3.50 Tan and
White OXfords, heavy and
light soles, plain and tipped
toes; In all sizes and
A to E. N .VS
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aoc. BLACK SILK

10 pieces of black japanese
Habutai Silk. guaranteed to
wear. Strictly all silk,
extra eavy 40
weight, 39c. quail INC.
ity. THURSDAY.
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UNEEDAS.

Regular sc. packages OF
"Uneeda" Biscuit offered
tomorrow in DU/
the Grocery Do u%C.
pdrtment at. L.
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SALE OF ODD
BLOUSES
Left from Wash Suits
Sold at ST. 60 & So.

We cleaned up a little lot
of about 800 odd Blouses
which the maker had on
hand, and which were left
from Wash Suits of this
season s manufacture. These
can be offered tomorrow at
40c. each-the regular prices
for the entire suits being
S1.50 and $500.
Materials are Chambrays,
Madras, Pique, Duck, Crash
and Linen, and other wash
able woven goods.
Mothers who act promptly
will snap up these bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
DRESS GINGHAMS,

mill Ends of Dress
Ginghams, in pink and OK
blood, in lengths from 2 to
10 yards, suitable for chill
dren's wear
$ 81 s ssiss;; 1915.
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3oc. VAL. LACES.

Twelve-yard pieces Of
French Valenciennes Laces:
In scores of dainty patterns;
both edges and insertings in
the lot: some in
match sets. Regu- -
lar 39c. value. ZZC
THURSDAY......,00e
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So. 80 TURBANS.

Another lot of those pop
ular Polo Turbans, which
are now the vogue for sum
mer wear; excellent quail
ity; In white or black; made
on frames; trimmed with
velvet and quilts; 90
regular $3.50 val WSC.
ue. THURSDAY. oS
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So TO $3.50 SUITS.

raoord as soldier Funeral services will
be held. with requiem mass, at Pikesyiiie'
Md, and the burial will be at Forest Glen'
Nd tomorrow afternoon.
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EMBROIDERIES.

Special lot of Swiss, Cam
brio and Nainsook Embroid-
cries, Edges and Insertings,
In the choicest patterns.
About 200 styles to select
from. Regular
&c, Sc. and 10c. 80
values. THURS .xnMC
DAY 49,
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STRING BEANS.

Full size cans of select
quality String Beans, per-
fectly packed. Reg -
ular Sc. a can. sc
THURSDAY.......oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
TABLE LINEN,

1000 yards OF extra heavy
wei ght Table Damask:
bleached to a snowy white
ness. Variety of patterns,
including lily. clover, bow
knot, rose and OO1
many others. Ill.,
THURSDAY. yd,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
TIC. LACES,

Net Top All-over Laces; In
white and butter color; for
entire shirt waists. Regu-
lar soc. and Toe. ~
values. THURS sue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
S. CANOPIES.

Special lot OF Mosquito
Canopies, equipped with the
latest improved
attachments. Full
size. r egular no
price So. 90. VSC
THURSDAY.,.
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TIC. CLOVES.

Ladies' 12-button-length
Milanese Silk Gloves, in
black and white: the correct
sort for wear with short
Instead of 75c. pr, soc.
THURSDAY ........
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12Hc. HANDKER-
CHIEFS.

Ladies' Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchief: also lace,
scalloped and hemstitched
border styles. which would
sell at 1211c. If they p
were laundered. sc.
THURSDAY. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
TUNE PEAS.

Large size cans Of Stand
ard June Peas,
; ;;'s s fsa; -: 5Hc.
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MEMS SUITS.
Were $40 & S12.

One of the best lots of
Mems Summer Suits we
ever had to sell under price
is this collection assembled
for tomorrow's selling. Con-
sists of an excellent variety
of fabrics, including neat eff
fects in Fancy Worsteds,
Cheviots and Overplaids,
also Homespuns. Some
with half lining of mohair.
Both single and double
breasted styles. Lines re-
S s. sSSFS 81 s. 2 $3.50
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3oc. & soc. LACES.

Normandy and Point de
Paris All-over Laces; Is
inches wide; in this seasons
best styles. Reg
lar SOC. and SOC. o.
values. THURS p VC
DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
TABLE OILCLOTH,

80 pieces of ga Fancy Ia
BILE Oilcloth; in oak. garnet
and brown effects. The best
quality, manufsc-
tured to sell at
21c. a yard. mo
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POTTED MEATS

Armour's .'Veribest" Pot
ted Ham and Tongue, sold
regularly at ~U/
5c a tin. ZuAN
THURSDAY.....-/&S
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SHEETING

25 pieces of "a Bleached
Sheeting, full width for
double beds.
Good, durable -
grade. THURS II QDG
DA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
HuCK TOWELS

200 dozen Bleached Huck
Towels. size 10 by 80
inches. Heavy and absorb
ent quality. Plain white
and colored borders. Hem
med, ready to- u<
IS THURS Shc.
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WALKING SKIRTS.

Stylish Check Walking
Skirts, in black and white
Shepherds checks or dainty
colored checks. Nobby kilt
ed styles; others with side
plated effect. Values sold
{109S. NaN VIZ
THURSDAY
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$1.so SHIRT WAISTS.

French Colored Batiste
Shirt Waists, in light blue.
champagne, brown nd
black. All deliberately tuck
ed Regular $50 RM-
value. THURS SVC.
DAY
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Ioc. SALMON.

Large-siZe cans of Pink
Alaska Salmon,
sol sSld reg THTRs at zIZc
DAY............ ~
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ST.. 40 NAPKINS.

Large-size Fruit Napkins
of heavy unbleached Ger
man Damask; in dice pat
terms. Fast selvage on
both sides. Reg
ular price, s1.39 no
a dozen. ySC
THURSDAY...
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EMBRO SILK.

Regular &c. spools of
Embro SILK, in all colors;
s e. &; s5 Rs =: r 1Hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
S. SKIRTS

Pure White Linen Walk
Ing Skirts, the latest models
for summer wear. Hand
somely appliqued up the
cores In the new English
eyelet embroidery style.
All lengths.
Regular $500 90 IN
value. m INV
THURSDAY....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19

Wrecking Tug in Venezuelan Waters.
NORFOLK. Va. July ia cablegram
received here today by the Merritt &
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Com
pany announced the arrival yesterday at
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TOOTH POWDER.

TwO-ounce packages or
Orris Root and Prepared
Chalk, highly rec -
commended by den sc
lists. THURSDAY.
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28c. COFFEE.

Gillies' Jav-Marmo Coffee.
one of the best known and
most popular brands on the
market; regular Nn
price, 2sc. a ID. Il WC.
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ART PIECES.

Regular 25c. and SOC.
Spachtel Bureau Scarfs and
Pillow Shams to
match; in a va
riety of patterns. UC
THURSDAY,." Ss
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Aoc. FOOT STOOLS.

Bamboo Foot Stools: COW
cred with Japanese mating,
a useful piece of furniture
10 fill up some corner or
room. Regular SO
49c. value. ZSC.
THURSDAY go.
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TOOTH BRUSHES

Lot of Importers sample"
Tooth Brushes - the best
Jap a n es e and Ere C II
makes. All pure bristle, in
a variety of shapes and
styles. Regular
15c., 19c. and 2jc. 90
values. THURS QUC
DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
Sc. 80 TRUNKS

Canvas-covered fiat top
Trunks: iron bound. with
two center bands, brass tx
celsior lock and trimmings,
brass valenced corners, iron
bottom, full-covered tray
and deep hat box; size "a
!ss s. 50 H ssias. $3.50
THUR SDAY
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81 so
MEMS TROUSERS

About 100 pairs of Mems
Summer Trousers of fancy
Striped Worsteds. Wool
Crashes and French Flan-
nels; made with cuff bot
toms and belt loops. Regu-
lar $3.50 and ~ ~
$500 values. $3.50
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SA ROCKERS.

Lot of handsome Rat
tan Rockers. with full roll
arms and back; shellac fin
ish; large size,
easy and COM
Portable; reg
s T., : e; ! = - 8 $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
SUIT CASES.

24-inch Karetol Dress
Suit Cases; made on a light
yet strong steel frame, fin
ished with polished brass
lock and catch; extra heavy
leather corners, fancy cloth
lined. Has the
S : : So ! ) y :: ST. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
POOL ROOM CLOSED
Western Union Race News
Stopped
OUT AT KENILWORTH
ACTION NO SURPRISE TO PRoMo1
TIERS OF GAME.
Say Operations Will Only Be Closed for
Short Time-Its General
Effect.
OUT AT KENILWORTH

Just after the result OF the third race at
Brighton Beach was received at the keniI-
worth pool room yesterday afternoon the
wires failed to work and business had 10
be suspended. 1t is stated that few bets
were made on later races. with the under
standing that the winners would receive
their money this morning. There was n"
explanation of the affair received In adj
vance by the people connected with the
Maryland Telegraph Company, the alleged
promoters of the pool room, and 1t was the
impression of the hackers of the ponies that
the citizens who had waged war against the
pool room had caused the wires to be cut
Such was not the case, however, but the
break was due to the Western Union Iele-
graph Company's action in falling to con-
tlnue the arrangement II had made with the
Maryland corporation. 1t was regarded as
being singular that some word was not re-
ceved from the Western Union offlclal3 IN
advance of the breaking off Of the service
The break came as a thunderboit from a
clear sky and caused CONSERVATION among
the throng in front of the telegraph tiekers.
Nothing doing" was the remark MADE
when the operator realized that there
would be no more clicking OF his instru-
ment. He was no longer able to tell his
hearers: "On at Latonia," or AT the post
al Brighton"
Then those In the big room INDUCED IN
specializing as to the cause of the trouble.
Il guess they have cut the wires, some
remarked while others felt certain that
the shutdown was the result OF the work
of the City Club in New York in its crusade
against the pool rooms in all sections OF
the country. The club had closed the rooms
year ago for a short time, and there
was reason TO believe that the board OF
directors of the Western Union Company
had again responded to the clubs fight.
The men behind the counter were surpris-
/. but IL was not necessary for them to do
much guessing in order to reach a con-
clusion as to the cause of the break. They
felt certain that the break was due to the
work of the City Club. and took the mat
tar extraordinarily,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19

BLEACHED SHEETS
80 dozen 54x90 Bleached
Sheets, size for single beds.
hand torn and D7
ironed. ID H.
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1oc. LINEN.

Yard-wide Imitation Linen
Furniture Covering, in the
exact patterns of the real
linen goods sold at
soc. a yard.
Inste ad of II n w.
tomorrow at. ~
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S. GO-CARTS

Special lot of Folding Go
Carts, with reclining back
and foot piece of rattan.
Shellac finish.
Regular $500 CO no
V a u e OAeyO
Thursday.
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PORTIERES.
12Ihc. SILKOLINES.

so pieces of Yard-wide
Silkolines, in a variety or
pretty figured effects and all
plain col Tors.
S FL f;s$s: 4H us: 6Mc.
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LAUNDRY BAGS.

Large-siZe Laundry Bags.
in autographed and braided
styles, sold regu- 49,
larry at 25c. and NC
S9c. THURSDAY.
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LAUNDRY SOAP,

Three cakes of Rabbits
Soap, or three packages OF
Fairbank' Gold
Dust w hing M
Powder, tomor- VIC
row at.............
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MEMS NIGHT ROBES

Mems regular SOC. Muslin
Night Robes. in collarless
and collar styles; full cut
and nicely trim On
m ed. THURS a0VC.
DA Y..............
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to let pass unnoticed the surprising
No careful spender can afford to


keeping eTen ~
a tn me o meHo but a
initiate the quani o he iUn
rtosm dup to acrtip
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&C. TOILET SOAPS.

Choice Of genuine Witch
Hazel and Elderfiower Toi-
let So ap S-old-fash ioned
kinds that sell
regularly at sc. a &c
cake. THURSDAY. "
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MEMS HOSE.

so dozen pairs of Mems
Fast Black Mercerized Cot
ton and Plain Lisle Hose,
with seamless foot. n
Regular 121ac. quail WCs
ity. THURSDAY...
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SPIRO POWDER.

Regular 25c. size boxes of
Spiro Powder, destroys all
odor of perspiration and
keeps the body nn
sweet and clean. VIC
THURSDAY,
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I8c. WINDOW
SCREENS

Oak-finished Window
Screens; II inches high;
open to "a inches; IA
regular 1sc. val QVC
ne. THURSDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
S1.so COUCH COVERS

Oriental Stripe Couch Cow
ers. strictly reversible ana
fast color. Finished with
fringe to match. 90
inches wide. Reg OQ~
ular $50 value. yOCo
THURSDAY. ......
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VESTS.

30 dozen Ladies Swiss
Ribbed Vests, finished with
tape in neck and e.
arms. full-cut sizes. sc.
THURSDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
ST SAD IRONS,

Sets of Mrs. Potts Sad
Irons. consisting of three
irons, handle and kM
stand. Instead of OWC.
$1.00, tomorrow....
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3oc. WASH GOODS.

SILK and linen Pongee and
silk Bingham, In natural
pongee color, lavender, light
blue, also cream. with self
colored rings and plaids.
Regular price ~~
39c. yd. THURS ZQVC.
DAY.
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Ioc. WASH BASINS.

Large-size Wash Basins of
best block tin; sold F.
regularly at Zoe. Dc.
each. THURSDAY.
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I8c. WATER Jugs.

Crystal Glass Water Jugs.
holding 3 pints. a.
sold regularly at QUC
1Sc. THURSDAY II
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COWBOY SUITS.

About % dozen Boys
Cowboy" or Rough Rid
er" Suits for knockabout
wear; made of durable khaki
material m RI s sizes 2 , nc
THURSDAY. ....
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3oc. MUSLIN WEAR.

Choice of Muslin and Cam
brio Chemise, Corset Gov
ers and Drawers, trimmed
in various styles with lace.
embroidery and ribbon.
Usual 39c. val Ne
ues: THURS ZSC.
DAY
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$1.2s SAUCEPANS.

12-quart-size Granite Iron
Saucepans, with
larry at si'a5. 6OC.
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5oc. PILLOW TOPS

New styles In Fancy Lith-
ographed Pillow Tops, with
backs. Regular 40
J0c. va lue. ZSC
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1oc. POLISH.

Peerless" Silver Polish,
an unexcelled preparation
for polishing and brighten
ing all kinds of metal ware.
Regularly 1oc.
box. THURS nc.
DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
FOUNDATIONS.

WarTen's Featherbone
Girdle Foundations, in the
latest shapes. Black or
white. Boned with feather
bone. Regularly nN
15c. THURS VEG
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LADIES HOSE.

Ladies' Fast Black Stock
ings, with split foot; sold
regularly at 12lac. o.
a pair. THURS OF.
nAy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19
$40 & S12 MATTINGS.

39S. 11oO1IN =
Ladies' Hermsdorf Fast
Black Lace Lisle Stockings;
regular made foot. Lace all
around and running to the
and zoe. qualities. ZWC
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LINEN SUITING

36-inch White Linen Suit
ing; thoroughly shrunk.
This seasons most popular
ma terial for suits
and skirts. WC
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1oc. DOTTED SWISS.
1oc. INDIA LINON.

32-inch White India Linon,
sheer crisp quality; never
retailed under
Zoe. a yard; 10
lowered for one aMC.
day to. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-19

Asbestos Iron HoIders,
neatly made, tape bound.
Sold regularly at
sc. each. At the n
Notion Dept. to- &C.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-21
Vacation Tours,

For the summer season OF 1903 the
railroads have undoubtedly arranged
lower round trip excursion rates to the
various summer resorts and to the
Pacific Coast than any previous year.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis an
nounces a few Of their rates as shown
below from New Ulm.
To ST. Paul and Minneapolis $3.50:
70 Duluth 1910: Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo $500; Salt Lake
City and Ogden $500: Tickets Onsale
daily after June LIST, final limit OctO-
Der 31st.
TO Denver, account EpwOrth League
COnventiOn) So %. Tickets on sale
June 80 to July4. Limit July If, with
privilege Of extension to Auguts s on
payment Of fee Of so cents. TO Denver,
account G. A. r. Encampment) Sl6. 10;
Tickets on sale August 30 to SeDtem-
Der +. Limit September Il, with priVi-
lege of extension to October 18th on
payment of fee Of 80 cents. 70 Port
land, ore, for Lewis and Clark Expo
sition) $4,000; Tickets on sale daily,
Limit ninety pays; Tickets good 60
ing one route and returning another.
With liberal stop-over privileges.
To California. Correspondence as
low rates as to Portland.
To Hot Springs, Ark. one fare plus
two dollars for the round trip: tick
cts on sale daily; limit thirty days.
For full particulars call on agents, or
address A. B. Cults, G. P. q I. A.