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1or- 1Elrgug1 L most respectable AL
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.i1inery 4iupl0ve,t n AlnerTIl .adIs-
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The Washington times., 1906-12-17
WILD SCRAMBLE
At THE AUCTION
Of UNCLE SAM
Prospective Purchasers
of Dead Letter Mail
Throng Place of
Sale Now On.

Uncle Sam will be the means Of fur
nishing more than one Christmas gift
this year, if one might draw a signih-
cant conclusion from the eager crowd
that attended the morning sale of dead
letter mail at 426 Ninth street today,
with Marcus Notes in charge.
The rooms in which the sale was held
were literally ja-ahted during the pro-
gress OF the sale, and whether the pack
age up for auction contained jewelry or
damaged goods the bidding was spirited
from every part OF the room.
At 10 O'Clock. the hour at which the
auction began. there was hardly stand
ing space in the rooms, and when the
first bid Of the auctioneer was an
nounced it served 10 open one OF the
ltyeliest sales in the history Of the post
office.
During the week. 6.58l miscellaneous
packages viii be disposed Of In addi-
ton 10 these there are ,293 packages Of
books t. be sold, and 439 . .ces OF jew
elry. When the latter assortment is
reached the most exciting period in the
sale is anticipated.
Today the articles put up for auction
were mostly packages of little things.
some damaged, others intact, but il was
rather remarkable fact that bidding
on these things was unusually heavy.
For instance, package containing six
AldAlhS OL " L4Ae y q h1ilu TWO isillhS OF
pink shetland floss. was bid up 10 sew
enty cents. A WOmans gigham shirt
waist. damaged gOlf vest, cheap PIN
cushion cover, eight cheap handker-
chiefs, three yards of holly ribbon, and
childs cheap apron, was knocked
down for Sl,o0.
Another package containing a ehI/o
watch. sleeve protectors, cheap launuTy
bag. W0man's damaged sweater, small
cTocheted bag and some needles. was
sold for $3.50
other packages were about on the
same order and were usually started at
so cents, but soon went up TO Sl.O0, Sl.50.
and s. CO.
The sale viii continue daily until the
entire lot has been disposed Of
The Washington times., 1906-12-17
ARCHITECTS TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS SOCIAL

The members Of the Washington Ar
chitectural Club have issued an invita-
tion 70 their many friends To their
Christmas entertainment, TO he held at
the club rooms. 7-9 Fifteenth street
northwest on Wednesday evening OF
this week. The committee has provided
a musical and literary program. in ad-
dition to something of a substantial ma
ture. and from the well-kuown abilities
of architects 70 design and plan the
best OF everything. the success of the
entertainment assures their friends de-
lightful evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-17

NJ en- Hand Worked
Irish Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, 1000 dozen of
them, in two distinct styles,
impossible to equal them
anywhere ......1 .1212c
Mems alI-Iinen Initial Handker-
chiefs, IN hand-embrOideTed effects
Fine quality. Each. .............. soc
Mems japanese SILK Handkerchiefs.
plain hemstitched and with initial.
All letters .-..-.-..-.....--.. SOC
Mems extra size alI-linen Hand
kerchiefs, with deep hemstitched
border Superior grade. worth soc
each. At three fOr............S 81 90
Women's embroidered and seal
loped edge Handkerchiefs, In dainty
effects. Worth soc each. At. 39c
Three for Sl.oo.
Women'S handmade Lace Hand
kerchiefs. in exquisite styles. Worth
$3.50 each. At ..-..-,...... CSC
Women's sheer Swiss Embroidered
HaudkerChiefs, the finest imported
from St. Call and Ireland. Worth
SOC each. At ........,...-.. 39c
WOmen's extra fine quality hand
made Lace Handkerchiefs. Worth
$3.50 each. Al ..... -..........S S1.5o
Mems alI-linen Handkerchiefs.
with initial, all letters. Hand-worlsed.
Worth l9e each Six in a fancy box
IoT '.-.--.-.--... ...-........ zoo
The Washington times., 1906-12-17

You can help relieve
the congestion in the
delivery department by
taking small packages
with you.
The Washington times., 1906-12-17
WOmen'S Misses and Children'S $40 and $l2
RainCOatS, S6.98

This purchase of makers stock of Racoats at half price
hereabouS offers splendid opportunity for holiday shoppers buy
these handsome garments for gifts
They fine collection and in all the newest fabrics and
aS including cove finest imported mixtures herngbone effects
wil and tweeds They beautifully madeai Of them Some
nave tailored straps and bands others made with ornaments of silk
Souaehe bads others made plain tourist style Some collar
styles
perfect
The Washington times., 1906-12-17

The last week before
Christmas finds The De-
pendable Stores stocks and
service at the highest point
Of excellence. But don't
put of coming any longer
than you can help. Shop
early in the morning, in the
middle of the day, or late in
the evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-17

Shop during the less
busy hours-S to II a.
m. . to 4 p. M, and 5
to 10 p. m.
The Washington times., 1906-12-17

Women's Irish Linen In
itial Handkerchiefs, excel
lent values in several eXclu-
sive styles. Complete letter
assortments; each very spe-
cial at ....... .1Z12c
Women's alI-linen Handkerchiefs
with hand-worked initial Worth lyc
each. six in a fancy box. for 7oc
VVomen's Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched
border. Worth 25c each. At three
for - 80 '~0
Mems Nearsilk Handkerchief. in
plain and fancy novelty colorings-
Worth 25c ,.,.-.--------- A0S
A great assortment OF HandkeT-
chiefs at 121aC each, including all
linen embroidered styles, sCalloped
and combination hemstitChed ana eIl-
brOidery edge, all-linen initial, Win
hemstitched border. mourning en-
broidered. French Val lace TRIM
med. irish linen, nearsllk IN hcNtIts
checks, self-white check linen cross
bar styles. and plain mourning Dor
der HandkerChiefs, in all wiuths,
Women's fine quality Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, in a va
rietv Of dainty effects. Worth 25c
each. Half dozen in nea. box
for .......--.. ~A'SS
The Washington times., 1906-12-17
WaShin6tOn'S Greatest
Handkerchief Stock

Children's Initial Hand
kerchiefs, with plain and
fancy borders. Put up IN
dainty boxes for presenta-
ton purposes. Per box
at ........ AOS
Women's French and Italian lace
trimmed HandkerChiefS, others with
cross bars OF linen with embrolder-
ed hemstitched border also irish
linen initial; linen embroidered
finest Swiss embroidered styles.
nsqin linen. with embroidered bor-
der, also Japanese silk with hem
stitched border. plain or initial, ana
fancy embroidered Silk HandkeT-
chiefs. Choice at,----- -zoO
A big assortment Of Handkerchiefs
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The Washington times., 1906-12-17

We meet the final rush
days with complete assort-
ment of holiday merchandise
the gifts of service and
sense. Save time, trouble
and worry by coming
straight TO Goldenberg's with
your gift lists.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
advantageous as possible TO the American peo'
pie, who have to foot the bills.
CROKER AND HEARST.

New light on Hearst's insncerity Is Scarcely
needed. but Richard Croker's latest statement is
so much TO the point that it will attract atten-
ton though belated After the former boss
had declared against Hearst and expressed his
approval of McCarrens course, Hearst made n
great virtue of his opposition to Croker and tho
sort of politics which Croker in his long career
typifed. Croker's answer Is Just what would
have been expected by those who are familiar
with the endless spiral of Hearst's inconsistency.
He says:
7 see Hearst referred to me as a corrupt poll
tcian. If he thinks SO, why did he visit me in
1903 at Vantage and beg me to resume the
leadership of Tammany Hall? Mr.. Hearst i'm
plored me to re-enter politics, saying that Lewis
Nixon was incompetent and everybody wanted
me TO return Hearst also confessed that he was
ambitious to enter politics. and said 1 could
help him.
There is the key TO the whole matter. Hearst
wanted TO enter politics and was ready to enter
into partnership with anybody who could help
him. and as the political kaleidoscope changed
he made new alliances until he had completely
boxed the compass. In 1897 he supported Tam
many but it was only as the result <of a deal
made at the last moment and on the very night
Of the nominations he was making his prepara-
tons to denounce Croker and Van Wyck There
is not the slightest reason TO suppose that what
Mr Croker says now is not true. 1t harmo-
nizes perfectly with Hearst's course toward
Murphy and other men who could serve him.
Persons who enjoyed Croker's favor in the
days Of his power and fattened on the proceeds
Of his system of politics, whatever 1t may have
been. will do well to be cautious about turning
against him now. He has a good memory and
a capacity for Straightforward statement, as
Mr. Bourke Cochran must be aware.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

pect moreover. that the policy pursued by the
company which controls all the traction sys-
TENS of New York County has been adopted
with deliberaton and in defiance Of an enlight-
ened and righteous public sentiment Whether
this slrmise be correct or not Mr.. Parsons 8
committee will find no difficulty In framing an
indictment which should appeal powerfully to
the body TO which 1t will carry the case Its
ability to supplement indictment with rem
edy remains to be demonstrated.
1t might have been supposed that the munich
pal authorities would have intervened long ere
this in defence of their constituents. Their ac-
ton thus far has been too haltlng and intermit-
tent TO meet the exigencies Of the case. How
rar they are to blame need not be considered
at the present moment. 1t Is sufficient TO say
that evils are tolerated In New York and other
large cities in this country which would be
sternly suppressed In London, Paris and Ber-
lln Such indulgence brings the democratic
form OF government into disgrace for it is
without excuse. If the government of New
York had high sense of its responsibility and
was convinced that it did not possess sufficient
authority TO cope with the situation, it would
nave gone to Albany, as Mr.. Parsons's COM
m1ttee Will, with demand for necessary legis-
lation 1t would have secured what It wanted
too.