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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
Water Front Notes.

The torpedo boat destroyer Paul
Jones arrived yesterday from Seattle
and proceeded to Mare Island.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Cap
tain Urry, sailed yesterday with freight
and passengers for Panama and way
ports.
The French freighter Admiral Du-
perre is due today from Japan by way
of Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Sydney
is due today from Central American
ports.
The liner China was docked yester-
day at Hunters Point
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
Menoranda.

Captain Banfeld of ship Chapman eahles
from, Honckong to owners that survey has
been held ant that the ships bottom will have
to be examined on drydock.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Reuter reports typhoon
In the Philippines: shipping at Cavite suffered
the gunboat Arayat Is ashore.
SEATTLE. Sept 22.-The stmr Leah sank 40
miles below Kaltag at $50 a. m, Sept. 10. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

suInmit,Max. 75. min. SO; wind, southwest;
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
wind. =
Ter sacramento Valley-Cloudy Sunday; pos
sibly showers extreme north fresh so,rfh winds :
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair. Sunday:
fresh west wind
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
lowing Eastern citina. - = ene ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
81 5. branch Hydrosraphic once.

branch OF the United States photographic
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
~ ernense Nayigntors are cordially invited to
yisif e fhe Office where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
~ M FOR omparison and reference, and the
istrst information can always be obtained re-
rarding lights, dangers to navigation and all
matters Of Interest to ocean commerce.. The
the reconstruction Of the tower OF the ferry
building. x4.,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES.

Campbell left at 5 p. m. Sept. 20. for scene
to render assistance.
ST. VINCENT, Sept 20-The Br ship Wray
Castle, from Liverpool. for San Francisco, pre-
viously reported here damaged. sailed from here
today In tow for Liverpool.
WASHINGTON. Sept Pit is reported here
that the u stmr Sheridan. previously reported
ashore near Honolulu. will be saved
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
California
Limited
To oChicago in 5Dsys
Leaves daily at go a. N.
With Diners and Sleeper2

80 AN. For Stockton, Merced. Fresno,
HanfoFd, Visalia, Bakersfield
$500 PM. and intermediate points.
$3.50 AM.-California Limited, days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon
$3.50 AM-VadIey Limited for Stockton.
Merced, Fresno. HanfOrd. Visada.
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1855 AM.-For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
400 p. P.M.-FOr Stockton, Fresno and in
termediate points.
$500 p PM-Overland Express for Dem
yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry Bui1dinzs
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
ST.. and San Pablo Ave, Oakland; Uni
versity Ave- and West ST.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
AUCTION SALE

Sixty-nve head BROKEN WORK MARES and
GELDINGS, weighing from 1900 TO 1850: HAL
TER BROKEN DRAFT COLTS. weighing from
1900 to 1900, and BROKEN DRIVING. HORSES
belonging to ]. @. Smith. Cousa Cal.
Mr.. Smith having sold his farm has consigned
to, us his entire lot OF horses to dispose OF
This consignment Is by far the best lot of beavy
draft stock that has ever been offered at auction
in this city. The public is cordially invited
TO inspect this stock.
Sale takes place
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1906
At II o'clock a, M. at the new salesyard of
FRED II. CHASE & CO., AIS valencia st. near
Sixteenth. San Francisco.
Send for catalogue
Horses at yard Sunday. September %.
FRED II. CHASE CO..
Livestock Auctioneers-
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BEDFORD CITY.
9 oot,It II Tho TIn7cs-Dispatch. )

@ SpecaE to The Times Dispatch.) b
BEDFORD CITY, April ESQ numerous
have been Tho religious services this week
that it has given TO those who have at
tended very much the feeling OF Sunday
Rev, d. ], Woods, OF Hlaeksburg, who
for the past ten days has been holding
two services each day at the Presbyte-
ran Church, concluded them Tuesday
evening. Iay his able. earnest sermons
he attracted large congregations, upon
whom he made deep impression, ana
nv his delightful personality and bright
wit won many friends during his so1ourn
here. ,t
Tho regular Lenten services have been
held at the Episcopal Church by Rev.
Dallas Tucker. the rector OF the church,
Wednesday, afternoon the sixth and last
lesson OF tho study class of the Woman's
Auxiliary Missionary Society of st, Johns
Episcopal Church, was held In tho lecture
yoom. conducted as on the previous les
SONS by Mrs. James l.. Nichols. The
study OF Japan was concluded, selections
upon mission work were read by Mrs.
y. o. T.. Goggn, Mrs, s, r. Reading, Mrs.
s. Griffin, Mrs, ], S. Burks and Mrs.
Maria Howard, a paper OH Bible women.
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Broad and Fifth Streets
Wollcott, Boston; Mrs. Charles Dayton.
Miss Laura A. Dayton, New York.
FRANKLIN, VA.

Especial to The Times lspatch:)
FRANKLIN, April 1.-The Franklin
Book Club was elegantly entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Blanche Ed
wards. The reception hall was elaborate
Is decorated with peach blossoms, The
subject was ..Virginla"
a poem was read by Mrs. r. a, Pretlow
al the beginning of the evening, and was
followed by IL geographical sketch OF Vir~
gnin by Miss Fanny Pretlow, which was
very Interesting, especially those who
love the soil Of old Virginia.
Mrs Claude J. Edwards then read
paper on tho women Of Virginia.
"a TriNite to Virginia." an original
poem by Mrs, ], II, Moyler, helped the
occasion greatly. Miss Blanche Edwards
gave her guests n review OF Virgina's
Hall of Fame, which Virginia only can
boast OF. Delightful refreshments we're
served.
Mr., and Mrs p. y. Camp, who have
been Oh a visit 10 their daughter, Miss
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ABINGDON ITEMS
Especial 10 The Tlmea-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.)
ABINGDON. VA, April 7,-Misses AM
ME Kate Byrd, Edna Clark and Edna
Hux, students at Martha Washington
College. are in Washington city, D. G.,
spending week with Congressman BYRD,
of Mississippi.
Mrs, Dale Stuart, of Elk Garden, Rus
sell county, and Mrs, Wyndham White,
OF Bristol, Va. are visiting at "Grafton"
their old home near this place.
Miss Lucille Cassell, daughter Of
Judge Cassell Of Radford, Is visiting her
sister, Miss kathleen, at stonewall Jack
son Institute.
Mrs. II. s. I'lndlay has gone to Rich
mond to spend few weeks with her
sisters, Mrs. Robert Gray and Miss
Payne.
Captain Frank, Robertson, his wife ana
daughter, Miss Nellie, nre home, Utter
spending o month In Richmond and at
the Episcopal Hig r,School
Miss Fannie Pinckney Withers left yes
terday for Hickory, N. ca where she
will spend month with relatives. Com
gresham slemp was In Abingdon this
week attending meeting of the Repuh'
lean District Committee, and incident-
ally looking after his fences
Mr. Henry Merryheld, who died near
Wyndale Friday, was buried here to-day
by the Odd Fellows
DR., Boiling Robertson, Of Saltyille,, va,
spent some days here this week,
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||BRISTOL
SOCIETY.
Especial 10 ,rhe ,rimcs-Dispatcl,)

Especial to The 'rimcs-DispatcliO
BRISTOL, VA, April H. MIR. and Mrs.
Y. r. Hamilton left Tuesday for Martins
dllc Ind, where they Will spehd a month.
On their way home they VIII stop III
louisville TO visit their son, Dr. w. w.
Hamilton, who Is pastor Of nlcrerrcn Me-
mortal baptist church there. 4....
Mr.. j.. a.. Wilkinson has returned from
Europe, where he vent to spend three
y the IRE that destroyed his lumber
Mrs j, a. wilkinson has returned from
Bluehcld, W. Vno where she vert Tor u
Miss Mary Summers returned this week
rom Glade SPRING Va, where shc VISITED
The lJinory and Henry Glce Club. am
Entertainment li,Athc AUDITORIUM Of sni-
Inns College,, this city, on Monday night;
The entertainment was largely atteaded
nnd MUCH appIr,ecci,ntt s.i IL, ro.,vno1 80
position in the passenger service OF t ih,,
which he had held for fifteen years. and
as eesptaa Ru pSs'o as G sa ' "sea
s,lhc Church Bonrd has decided that
12cv.,J. Q. slraley shall reside at Emory.
Va. While he serves as ilnancial agent g OF
had made up his mind to come to Bristol
10 live, and to that end had bought prop
erty here. The decision Of the bohvn con-
trolling ills actions. however, will not
permit him to live In Bristol.
Mrs. GA. Blake, OF Roanoke. w. IS
visiting her parents, Judge ana Mrs. VII
llaitr +. Rhea. on Solar street.
Mrs. y. NJ. Slack and children were
guests OF Bristol relatives this week.
Mrs. John r. Dickey and family nre a t
home from sanlbcl, on Gulf Of Mexl 60
where they spent the. winter months.
They had fine lick fishing, and brought
back many beautiful shells.
Mrs. VIM. Dyer OF Abingdon, was Il
visitor in Bristol this week.
Pupils Of the Virginia High School pre-
scented the comedy, Mrs. Wiggs OF inc
Cabbage Patch" TO. an appreciative aud
cnce at the lInrmcling on, Friday night.
This was their second presentation OF Tue
comedy during the sensOn.
& REV. Alva r. Jones. evangelist OF me
Holston Conference. Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church, wll spend the coming summer me-,
In Southwest Virginia counties, ana WI w
conduct tent meetings In those. coiint'es ::
Nliss Marian Johnsol, OF the faculty o.
Virginia Institute. is spending q lev days
With home folks Mt Johnson CITY.
Mrs T. AZ. Ropp. Of shenapdoah. Vs. ~.
visited bristol friends and relatives tn's
week 81. i{t.s4e
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WYTHEVILLE, VA.
ESPECIAL to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
WYTHEvILLE, April 5.~Mr. G. s..
Bruce who was some time ago brought
out by the temperance element OF the
town as candidate for Mayor. having
declined TO run, c. p. Owens. the drug
gist has Issued card announcing his
candidacy in the interest of no party,
but on the request OF large per cent
OF tho citizens who think there should
be change In the administration.
Professor Joseph Riddck has moved
into the Ward cottage on Union Street
recently occupied by Mr.. Charles Macalis-
ter, and will continue his school In tho
old Campbell schou. house, for the re-
mainder OF the session.
Mrs f. Forward and family left on
Tuesday for Newport News where they
will make their future home.
z Mrs j. Norment Powell came up from
Bristol Wednesday to visit her parents.
Judge and Mrs. J. II. Fulton.
$ Mrs. Thomas w. Preston. nee Miss
Florence Blair. formerly OF this place,
continues critically Ill at her homo in
Bristol.
Miss Bessie Willis. OF GordonsvllIe. Is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frank Beuchlcr, Of Washington,
has Leen called home BY the illness OF
his father. Mr.. &, T. Beuchler, who con-
tinues quite sick.
Mrs. Mary Petit returned on Wednes-
day from a visit to Bristol.
3 Mr.. Stewart Campbell, OF IIampden-
Sidney, was Mt home for a few days this
week visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
a. A. Campbell.
Mrs. Samuel Thorn, Misses Elizabeth
Robinson and Mary Mathews, of Max
Meadows. are the guests of friends in
town this week.
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WlLMINGToN,N. c.

Especial to The rimes-Dlspntch)
wILAI1 SiTON. n. c., April 7,--Hana-
somely engraved invitations we're th's
week sent out TO n trio OF "eaoinss
that are TO occur just after Easter ana lt
& which coming in succession. as they VIII,
nre destined 10 mark very Important
g period TO local society. Tho invita-
4 tons we're 10 the wedding OF MISS
Eleanor Chase Emerson, daughter OF
Mi. and Mrs. r. NJ. Emerson. and Mr..
Z Cornelius Van Leuren, nj hall alter SIN
o'clock the afternoon OF Monday, Api'l
10Th. at st. Johns Episcopal chur tr. 49, ~
that Of Miss Caroline Laurens wright
aud Mr.. Arthur B. Van Buren,. formerly
.of ENrhmond, Va. ut half-past i've
o'clock at St. James Episcopal church'
Tuesday, April nth: and to that OF MISS
Louise T3ellamy, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Ararsden 13clamy and DIR. EdWara
Wood, Wednesday afternoon. April ~
OF five o'clock at the First Presbyterian
Church.
i wedding of interest the past week
Was that OF Miss Olive T7owser, daugn-
ter OF Mrs. Jennie y. BoWser, 70 Mr.
Aubrey Mitchell Hewett. formerly o.
Richmond and who Is now en- aged ~
tho offices here Of the Carolina Irueh-
Ing Development Company. The groom's
host man was also former resident
OF Richmond, being Mr.. John +. Slaugh-
tor. Jr. The bride was attended by Mrs.
Joseph iTllevs and Miss Bessie a. BRADY
The ceremony was performed ~ the
parlsh OF st. James Episcopal churcn.
Wednesday afternoon. the rector, Rev.
R.4W. Hogue. officiating
Appointment visitor the past week was
Mr. Edward Kldder, Of, New YORK. he
was here visiting his brother, Mr.. Geo.
Wilson I<ildcr. and left here Tor MS nome
IA. sail with his daughter. Mrs. Paul
Leicester Ford. for an extended trip
, to Europe.
Still another prominent visitor was
Misc Myrtle Mcdonald of Los Angeles,
Cal, who topped a short while on her
way 10 Fort Caswell, StwentE-odd miles
from here, where she is now tho guest
of}SIdcutcnan mt and Mrs. Hughes. She
vii, be one OF the attendants Mt the
wedding of Miss Gertrude Hughes TO
lieutenant Joel Lee. v. S. Army, which
VIII be celebrated ut the Fort. Wedncs-
day. April 18th.
a marriage announcement that has
heen received with deep interest by 80
clety is that OF Miss Marie Louise Munds.
formerly OF this city. and Mr.. William
r. ,ryree, OF Staunton, Va. the happy
event to be celebrated lin Staunton the
Monday after Easter.
Mr. w. DuBarrie Brooks. OF Atlanta.
Ca has announced the approaching
wedding OF his daughter, Miss Bertha
Iaurito, 10 Mr.. Justin Edwin Bunting.
OF this city. The marriage VIII occur
IN Atlanta the DIST Of this MONTH
4 Mrs. John Ncwland Mnffitt arrived IN
the city Wednesday, to visit. She wns
accompanied from her home In New
York By her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
BORDEN, as far as Richmond, where Mrs.
Borden stopped to visit friends.
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OLD POINT COMFORT

her guests for dinner on Sunday, Captain
Clarke, OF tho navy; Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.
James Kerr Orborne, Mrs, Francis $,
Brown, Captain Robert II. kelton and
Captain Malcolm Young of Fortress Mon
roe, and lieutenant Houston Edridge,
Z. S. ~
Other dinners were given during the
week by Mrs, A, e. Tower, OF pough-
keepsIe; Mrs. Robert ]. Christie, OF To-
ronto; Mrs. Francis s. Brown and MIS-
clifton C. Carter, who entertained at her
home In the Post for Miss Anne Kib-
berly Clifford,
Patrons OF the Chamberlili include ",
C. Newberry. Miss Newberry, Miss Her
rick, Chicago; Mfr, and Mrs. J. r. Wither-
spoon, Pittslmrg; Mrs, Porter Morton,
BuRalo: Miss j. Watson, Miss T.. ],
Learned Plttsfield; Mr., and Mrs. G. X.
Lord, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. y, $,
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NORFOLK
SOCIETY
Especial 10 1'ho rImes- Dlspatci.)

Especial to Tho ,t'lines-Dlspatcl0
NORFOLK, VA, April 7-Mrs. George
Clark gave n bridge whist party Tuesday
afternoon al her home IN the rinvy-yard.
There wcrc three tables, and tile first
prize, silver picture frame, was award
cd to Miss Louise Du1'arry, Willie Mrs
Baker was given the BOBBY, n brass cnri-
dle.stlck.
Mrs. Clark's guests were: Mrs. 1nir,
Mrs. Lawrence r. Atkinson. Mrs. O1cn.ry,
Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. a. c. Dillingham;.
Mrs. John c. Qunby. Mrs. Harvey MndI-
son. Mrs Baker Mrs. Hugh N. Page,
Mrs. Victor Blue Mrs. Charles Eldridgo
and Miss DuI3arry.
Mrs. r. p. G.. Snnderson entertained
few friends at luncheon Monday at the
Virginia Club IN honor OF Miss Ellen
Glasgow, Of Richmond. Covers were laid
for ten, and Mrs. Sanderson's guests
were: Mrs. Frank r. Clark. Mrs. Thomas
a. BALM Mrs Westmoro Wilcox. Mrs.
j. leighton Hubbard. Mrs. Charles Il.
Ryan. Miss Glnsgow, Miss Falnteroy and
Mics Nina Otcy, Of Lynchburg, and Miss
Ethel Nicely. i.
Captain and Mrs. Dennis Mahon enter
tained nj dinner Saturday evening at
their homo in the rnvy-yard In honor OF
Miss Lucy BrodIe. or Warrenton, va,
Covers were laid for eight. and their
guests were: Miss 13rodie. Miss Emily
Johnston, Miss Denise Mnllon. Captain
13ertolcttc, Ensign Cooke and Ensign
Alien.
Miss Augusta Falls. Of washington, Is
Waiting her sister. Mrs. G. Moran Barry,
at the Mcrrimac.
Miss Mabel Vaughan, who has been
visiting friends in New York, Is now IN
Boston.
Mrs. Frank stringfellow Is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Robert w. Shul-
tice on Boissevaln Avenue.
Miss Betty Conrad, Of Winchester. Is
visiting Mrs. Fl. II. Little III Client
Mrs. Dawson Mccormick returned Sat
urclay from a visit TO Mrs. Edmund Nc
Gliirc in Richmond.
Mrs. William Gait, who has been Wis
Ting Mrs. Jonn a. Lancaster, in Rlch-
mond, has returned.
Mrs. Shirley Carter, who has been Wis
iting relatives at Shirley, has returned
Mrs DIP. Fenwlck. OF Washington. Is
tho guest Of Mrs. w. II. Ellis on West
over Avenue. f
Mrs. Duff Merrick. Of Ashevlle, NJ, c.,
is visiting Colonel and Mrs. Colcn J. Nc
Rae at the Tazcwcll building.
Mrs. a. y. Carney left Saturday night
10 visit her mother in Elizabeth City.
Miss Bessie Doyle Is visiting friends In
Miss Lucy Brodie, Of Warrenton. Va
is visiting Miss Denise Mahan, at the
sllavy-yard.
Miss Estelc Bickler. Of Bloomfield, n.
j., Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George ~
Todd, on Olney Road.
Mrs Stuart sclden and children have
returned from visit to relatives in Rich
mond. 4
Miss Tilly Powell, Of Emporia, Va, Is
the guest OF Miss Lesley Jcffrlcs, in
Ghent s3ss,
Mrs Harry Trotman and SON. who have
been tho guests Of Mrs Thomas A. Jones
on York Street, have returned to Church,
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Consolvo have
returned from n trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Holland has returned to Suffolk,
after a visit 10 Mrs. Thomas a. Jones,
on York Street.
Miss Emile Vaughan is visiting friends
In New York.
Misses Mary and Agnes Harvey. who
have been spending the winter In NOR
folk will return in a few days TO Wash
ington.
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(special 10 The Times Dispatch,)

Especial 10 The Ilmes-Dlspatch)
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. April
1.-THE hotels at Old Point are becoming
more crowded as tho Easter season ap-
proaclles and the days are filled with
pleasant diversions for the guests.
One of tho most attractive AFFAIRS OF
the week was the luncheon given at the
Chamberln, by Mrs. Frank *. I'M. Of
washington, to celebrate the elghtieth
anniversary OF the birth, Of her mother,
Mrs. Dutton. Her guests were Mrs. Dut'
ton, Mrs. Francis 5. Brown. Mrs, John
TT. Griford. Mrs. Theodore Scarborough,
OF New York; Mrs James Kerr Osborne,
of Toronto; Mrs. Ramsay, .. Potts; Mrs.
Joseph u. MoWillams, Mrs. William
Chamberlain, Mrs. Cornelius De W. VIII
cox. Mrs Harrison Hall and Mrs. Harry
C. barnes, Of Fortress Monroe,
/. Mrs. Lewis p, Green, Of Chicago, had az
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i 5 y
Maye Camp, at IIollins Institute, returned
homo Tuesday morning.
Miss Virginia Rawls OF Carrsville, Isloi
OF Wight county, Va, visited friends in
town last Sunday.
Mr., Crawford jenkins, of Norfolk. visit,
cd his parents IN town Sunday.
Miss Hattie Turner, OF Courtland Va.
visited her uncle, Mr.. C. a. Bell, on Nor,
fleet Street, last week.
Miss Louise Herbert, who has been.
spending some time ut Mr.. w, n. Pace'a
on Second Avenue. has returned to her
home In Norfolk
Miss Jessie Brewer spent Tuesday in
Norfolk.
MI and Mrs, W. Fl. Jones. of Balti,
more, will be IN town for several weeks,
Miss Gattie Webb returned home Tues-
day after an extended visit to friends
In Georgia &.
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Easter Waists

Dainty White Jap Silk Waists, Val. (
trimming, in yoke design. short
sleeves. with Val. ruffes and cluster
tucking in back, at $34s.
White and Black Jap SILK Waists, B
elaborntely trimmed with Val. lace,
In panel effects. with rlffles OF lace
OH edge, short sleeves and Val. collar;
special '*S,0s.
Fine Quality Jap Silk Waists, in
white and black, trimmed with Ger
man Val. and baby Irish mednllions,
with cluster pin tucks; some very new /
designs, and several different styles,
at $500 and $0.AS.
4 large assortment OF Lace and
Not Waists. made over silk and
trimmed with Val. and baby Irish
lace. In pretty designs: prices $3OS,
$500 and E8.4s.
White Lawn Waists. tucked. button-
Ing in the back. VAL lace yoke, coll 4
lar and cuffs trimmed with Val. lace.
price $3.50.
Tucked Waist. with pattern OF blind q
embroidery In front, full sleeve. long
cuff, trimmed with Val. lace; price
R1.0a
Fine Muslin Waists. trimmed in
Val. lace. inserting and embroidery
medallions. large, full sleeves. with
deep tucked cuffs; others with short
sleeves; price T2,is,
Fine Muslin Waists. trimmed In
German Val, inserting and medallionH;
special value, T2,OS
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Easter Silks

chiffon crepes, in black and colors,
81 inches wide, 76c.
Crepe dc Chine, in very select col
orings, % inches wide, b0c.
Chiffon Taffetas, in fancy weaves'
soc value, 3Oc.
changeable Taffetas; these goods
are worth more money, but we OFFER
them at special price, 4Oc.
Fancy Taffetas and Louisines; there
are many pleasant surprises IN tncsc'
at zoe.
White I1abutai Japanese Wash
silk, 20 inches wide, 2bc. &
White Habitat Japanese Wash
\ silk, 20 inches vide Boo
White IIabutai Japanese Wash
{ silk, 81 inches wide, 4oc.
White Habutai Japanese Wash
Silk, SO inches wide, soc.
White Habutai Japanese Wash
silk, SO inches wide, 4Oc.
Rubaiyat, a beautiful rough silk,
which Is so stylish this season; 20
inches wide, in cnoice range Of col
orIngs. Toe.
Black Chiffon Taffeta. SO inches !
wide, soc.
Black Peau de cygne. So inches
wide, &1.OO.
;Taffetas, changeable and plain; 81
4 inches wide, s1.00 value, soc.
Black Crepe de Chimes. a large line
OF these just arrived, Doc, 75c. ~ 90
and *1.25
Fo,,lard Silks. in the snowflake dots,
4 L. =
other shades: 81 inches wide, bsc.
Black Japanese silk, So inches vide
75c.
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Easter Corsets

The lightweight corsets for spring.
The r. and G. Lingerie Corset, No.
"A Z, Mt &1.OO, Is the ideal corset for
tho prevailing styles OF lingerie shirt
waists
We are showing many models in
the popular Glrdle Corset.
The new and shnpely effect (Which
fashion now demands) is given to per-
lection in our new high bust models.
2 All the new models IN G. b.. w. B.. II
kabo and American Lady Corsets, as
well.
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Easter Suits

Ladies' Elton Suits, in fancy gray
mixtures, navy and black Panama.
with strap trimming, inlaid taffeta
collar and cuffs, nicely lined and full
circular skirts; $500 values, special
at 1880.
Fine grade Wolfe Suits. in black,
navy, rescda and lavender; Etons,
braid trimmed and straps. finished
with piping. short sleeves and Ltaffeta
lined gorcd, circular skirts, front and
back panel plated; $4,000 value, at
F17.6O.
High Grade Panama Suits. in gray,
Alice, old rose. reseda. navy and
black; jaunty Etons, finished with
shawl collar covered with baby Irish
batiste and low cut vest of piqte.
making a very stylish effect; f',ll cir
>cular skirts, with folds, $4,000.
Nobby Elton silk Suits in gray
checks, black and navy, with strap
and braid trimming, some finished
with ruffles OF VAL, nicely lined and
full gored circular skirts; special Mt
$500.
High Grade Tailored Suits Of tnf-
teta, In all the leading shades; fun
plated Etons and boero effects, fln-
ishcd with braid, combined with VAIL
and baby Irish lace, In stylish effects;
the newest skirts, $4,000 and $4,000.
Very Elaborate Taffeta Suits, in all
the high colors, Etons finished with
plated ruffles OF same, low cut vest
OF white. beautifully braided In Per.
Sian. full circular skirts. $4,000 and
$4,000.