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to lower boat. In the morning after the
last raft put off from the Valencia there
was no great sea running. Not wave had
a eomber on it,
There might have been some excuse for
the Queens not coming in close, but there
was tug alongside of her that did not
come any closer than the large vessel. 1t
all looked wrong to me.
Il was in my bunk when the vessel
struck. and Immediately went on deck.
Everything was quiet and orderly then.
Some one gave an order to lower the boats
to the saloon deck. l could not see, but
think the order came from one in au-
thority When they were lowering the
starboard boat. the crowd gathered around
1t. After people began jumping in, there
was much confusion.
Crew Crowded the Life Raft
..The boat went down the ships side. and
for moment 1t hung, one end up. the other
down. and all the time banging against
the side OF the vessel. Finally it was
caught and capsized- There was great ex-
element then and cries of pull them out
came from all Sides
How did 1t happen that so many of the
crew were on the life raft" asked Inspec-
tor Whitney
las soon as the raft struck the water.
the crew took possession" said the witness
What kind of weather was it when you
were picked up by the Topeka"
wind blowing. The waves did not have
combers on them. / do not see why q
boat could not have been lowered.
A. Willis, another passenger, testified
that the first boat was not lowered. He
said that the clin on which the Valencia
was wrecked was 80 abrupt where he land
"a that m could not get the life Hne that
M8s shot aShoEe toward him.
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soc. DRESS SHIELDS.

ONO and "Kora' Dress
Shields. in all sizes, worth
up to Soc. a pair. offered for
one day at 15c.
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The Surplus Revenue.

Since the presentation of that state
ment We have continued our Investigation
as TO the surplus revenue the value of the
property in Washington that can be sold
and the estimated cost of new improve
hents tn the District OF Columbia which.
IN our judgment can be properly charged
70 the washington branch. In respect
thereto We submit the following:
Inc statement of the Baltimore and Ohio
SHOWS that the surplus revenue of the
washington branch from the suspension
or the payment of dividends from Nav
1887, To January /. 1905, was So $50 4S.1 "a
We estimate the surplus revenue of the
branch from January l, 1905. 10 January
lbOh. Will exceed S350,OO0, to which NAV
De properly added the estimated interest
due from the Baltimore and Ohio on
moneys loaned the Washington branch
held and used by said Baltimore and Ohio
rom 1897 10 1905, amounting to about 500 =
O"O. To this must be added the amount
appropriated by Congress principally 10
compensate TO- the rights and property OF
the Washington branch). 81 SEQ OGo
The value of the old depot and other
real estate In Washington is estimated by
President Murray at SsT0936 %, making
the total assets OF the branch on these ac-
counts S5,4ilIlT
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Isc. SOAP. Sc

Full pound bars of Italian
CASTLE Soap. White or
green, one day at Sc. in
stead of 15c.
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zoc. SHEETS, soc.

% dozen 90x30 Defender
Sheets, hand torn and IRON
ed, that cannot be bought
elsewhere for less than 79c.,
offered tomorrow at SOC.
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7sc. TAFFETA. soc

2-inch Black Guaranteed
Quality Taffeta Silk: also 81
inch Black Peau de Sole. rich
lustered. One day at soc. a
yard instead of 75c.
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SOc SILKS 2or

19-inch Colored Peau de
Cygne Silks. soft finish. IN a
good assortment of street
and evening shades.
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BOYS csc. NECK
S. OVERCOATS, ST. o8.
BOYS WAISTS, I5c
Sold I'D to zoe.

Boys Waists and Blouses
of Domet Flannel and Elan
nelette, in washable patterns,
Also small sizes in Boys
Flannelette Night Robes.
Remainders of regular lines
sold at 25c., SOC. and SOC.
for one day at 15c.
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$I.25 BLACK GOODS,
= -
Soc.

C0C.
46-inch ali-wooI hard
twisted Prunella, and 81
inch Atwood satin face
Prunella. two of the leading
materials for black cos
tunes. Regular $1.25 value,
for one day at SOC. yard.
$1.98 THIBET, ST 20.
54-inch Atwood light
weight Tibet Cloth. rich
jet black. One day at 1929
a yard, instead of s1.9S.
soc. MOHAIR, 47c.
Genuine Priestley's Silk
Finish Mohair Brilliantine,
in black only. SO inches
wide, for one day at 47c. a
yard. Usual SOC. grade.
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S2s COATS. $1,000.

w o m en- 8 fashionable
black and castor color
Broadcloth Coats, 80 inches
long, shawl collar and cuffs
of rich fur, lined with silk
venetian: trimmed with
three sets of ornaments
down front. Regular $500
values, reduced TO $i0.90.
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I2Hc. NAINSOOK,

OYEI.
40-inch Genuine English
Nainsook, close woven, fine
quality, for one day at 9%c.
a yard.
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MEMS HOSE, o,

Mems Extra 4ieavy Quail
ity Seamless Half Hose. In
fast black or tan. Regular
. 12xc. kind for one day at
&c. a pair.
LINING SILK, &c.
% pieces of Lining Silks:
strong. ciose-woven quality,
In a variety of wanted
shades for spring. Regular
S9c- value for one day at
25c. a yard.
Ioc. Innings, I2Hc.
Yard-wide Midnight Fast
Black Percaline: rich, lus-
trous quality. For one day
at 121ac. a yard, instead of
19c.
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MEMS NIGHT ROBES,

SOC.
Mems Flannelette Night
Robes. extra quality, in
neat patterns. full 30 inches
long. One day at SOC. in
stead of soc.
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Icc REITS &c

Another lot of washable
White Duck Belts. In tailor
made, embroidered and
fancy effects. Regular 15c.
and 19c. values for Sc.
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NAPKINS, 2Ac.

NAPKINS, 2Ac.
1,OOo dozen German DAM
ask Napkins. in dice pat
terms. All pure white and
m assure full 18 inches
square. Hemmed. ready to
use. One day at 2%c. each.
Regular price, 69c. a dozen
CHILD'S COATS, $I.oS
Sold up to $6.o8.
Balance of our entire
stock of Little Girls Winter
Coats included in this lot.
Materials consist of white
bearskin, sizes 2 to 5 years.
Sold up to s6.9S, tomorrow
at S1.9S.
$500 DRESSES, $I.4o.
Girls All-wool Cashmere
Dresses: lined throughout;
waists neatly trimmed with
silk ribbon and buttons.
Leading colors. Sizes 6 to
IA years. Reduced from
$3.50 to $1.49.
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MUSLIN WEAR

Muslin and Cambria Under.
garments, including lace
and embroidery trimmed
Gowns, long Skirts, Chemise,
Drawers and Corset Covers.
Slightly mussed, but other
wise unframed. Values
worth up to soc. for soc.
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HOSIERY &c

Women's Fast Black
Stockings, with seamless
foot and spliced heel and
toe. Tomorrow at Sc. a
pair.
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So. 80 WAISTS, SI.Ic

% dozen Atwood Alba
tross Waists, with full en-
broidered fronts. In leading
colors, also Silk-finish Mo-
hair Waists with silk dots.
Regular $500 and $3.50 VAL
ues for 81. 10.
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soc. UNDERWEAR,

20c.
Women's Heavy weight
Fleece-lined Ribbed Under
wear: vests and pants to
match. One day at 23c.
each, instead of SOC.
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ST MOHAIR. zsc.

4S-in. silk-finish Mohair
Brilliantine, in the new and
stylish checks. The latest
novelty for spring wear.
Colors are navy blue, myr-
tie. brown and black. Regu-
lar S1.00 quality for 75c. a
yard.
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I2Hc. WASH GOODS,

New woven Kniekerbocker
Zephyr, a cotton fabric that
has the appearance of wool
en- material. Large variety
of street shades. One day
at CSC. a yard.
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MEMS NECKWEAR.

I5c.
Balance of our recent
purchase of Mems Silk
Four-in-Hands, in a great
variety of light and dark
colorings, offered tomorrow
at 15c.
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HOOKS & EYES. (,

Genuine De Long Hooks
and Eyes. = dozen on a
card. sold regularly at 10c.
for one day at sc.
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zoe APRONS

y w ION.
Women's White Lawn
Aprons, long and short, with
hem and tucks. Regular
Zoe. value for 1Oc.
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Soc. COVERT. soc

Wv ~ Y I~1N JIN'
5O-inch Atwood Covert
Cloth. in dark gray emily.
Especially desirable for suits
and coats. Regular SOC.
value for one day at SOC. yd.
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CANTON FLANNEL,
4ae.

ace.
Unbleached Canton Elan
mel; quality suitable for In
fants' wear. One day at
41ac. a yard.
STAIR OILCLOTH, sc.
so pieces of 15-in. Stair
Oilcloth. in green, blue and
tan. Best grade manufac-
tured. One day at DC. yard.
BOYS SOC. HATS.
A bargain table on the
third floor eonta ms a great
variety of Boys Hats and
Caps of all sorts. none OF
which sold for less than SOC.
Choice tomorrow at 23c.
BOYS 25c. NECK
WEAR, &C.
Boys Silk Four-in-hand
and Shield Teck Ties. in
light and dark colorings, to-
morrow at DC. each-regu1ar
25c. kinds.
S. OVERCOATS, 1913.
Boys Long Tourist Over
coats, sizes 8 to Is years.
Full length. belted back, dou-
BILE breasted. Heavy winter
weight. Regular $5.08 val
ues for one day at $1.9S.
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BOYS COATS. SI.so.

BOYS IOAlS, 81. 50.
Boys Naval Cossack Long
Overcoats, for the little fell
lows. from 3 to 7 years.
Materials are oxford gray
melton cloth and fancy chew
lots. some with emblem on
sleeve. Regular $500 and
$500 values for s1.59.
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TOILET SOAP &C

Choice of Turkish Bath or
Witch Hazel Soap. pure and
pleasantly scented soaps for
the toilet or bath. One day
at &c. a cake.
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NEW MUSIC. I2c

y y y -
The latest musical hit, by
William H. Penn, I've
Such a Funny Feeling When
l Look at YOU" also "Radi-
UNI Dance" by Jean
Schwartz, and Gypsy Girl
Waltz" by Emile Mort, Of
fered for one day at 12c. a
copy.
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2oc GLOVES m,

kayser's Imported Golf
Gloves. for women and
misses. in all sorts of fancy
effects, one day at 19c. a
pair instead of 39c.
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5oc. PERSIAN LAWN,
c0C

47-inch extra fine sheer
quality Imported Persian
Lawn, with new Mercerized
finish. Soft clinging grade.
for one day at 29c. a yard,
instead of SOC.
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exc VESTS Isc

Women's Heavy = weight
Fleece-lined Vests, finished
with crochet neck. regular
made. One day at 15c. a
garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
NAIL. Ell .ES I,

Lot of sample" Manicure
Nail Files, flexible and rigid
sorts; in a variety of styles.
Values worth up to 25c. for
10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
OXFORDS, ST. 20.

Wemen's French Heel
Oxfords and Slippers OF
kidskin and patent colt and
patent kid feathers. Mar
row widths and small sizes.
Left from lines sold at
81 3d. $500 and $3.50 a pair,
for one day at $1.29.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
81. 30 SLIPPERS. SI.oS.

so pairs of Women's Slip
pers. of patent kid, patent
colt. kid and suede. Broken
lots of lines sold at $500
and $50 a pair for S1.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
6oc IACES dnc

All-over Laces, In the
newest Bebe Irish patterns,
Is inches wide, tomorrow at
49c. a yard-worth sc.
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FREE.

With every purchase made
at the Toilet Goods tomor-
row We shall give a sample
OF Lustrite Nail Polish free.
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The Terminal Company.

Assuming for the purpose of this state
ment only that the acts of Congress nro-
Ntding FOR terminal company are so
framed that the Washington branch is
without power 10 subscribe to the stock of
the terminal company and is therefore ex-
Guided from any participation therein
then the only profit charged that In our
Judgment can be made against the branch
Is for the cost of new line of tracks from
1angdon to Florida avenue (the boundary
street or Washington where connection is
TO be made with the terminal company
tracks,, and for the cost of coal yards and
freight sheds which, allowing for contin-
Etncies ought not to exceed $500 coo which
II deducted from the total estimated cash
assets. the estimated value of the real
estate to be sold. and the amount appro-
priated by Congress, payable when the new
depot is completed. would leave balance
In favor of the Washington branch of S4,-
Sal .4iT.Oa
This amount. divided among the stock
holders, would be equivalent for each
share. to about $3.50, or total to the state
for its ) 800 shares of over 81 100000
To show that we have a right to include
In the assets OF the Washington branch
the appropriation by Congress of 81 800. 600
we quote from the statement of l.. +. Loree
president of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. made by him 10 Congress on January
j, 1908. when an attempt was made 10 re-
duce the amount from SiJ00OO0 to $1,000
GO.
A Reasonable Consideration.
President Loree. in entering his protest
against the attempted reduction. said:
THAT when the b. and o. accepted the act
OF Congress of February u. 1901, and par
ticularly the provision providing for the
payment to this company of 81. 100000 1t
was considered only a reasonable con-
0deration for the surrender by the COM
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n Shifting ,

soc. SUIIING, SIC.
38-inch all-wool Empress
Suiting, In myrtle, navy,
royal, garnet, brown, tan
and gray. Regular soc.
value, for one day at SIC.
a yard.
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MEMS SHOES, ST 40.
Mems and Boys Shoes of
calf, kid and patent leath-
er, also tan calf shoes, In
blucher and lace styles.
Broken lots of regular stock
sold at $500. $3.50 and $500
a pair for S1.49.
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Isc I,ACFS 49,,

IoC. LANEO, oHC.
Point de Paris Laces. up
to 5 inches wide; Insertings
and Edges to match; at
SIC. a yard. Worth l2@c.
and loo. yd.
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-oc AT pATpOCc 400

SOC. ALBA L KoSS, ROC.
3S-inch Atwood French
Albatross, with new crepe
finish; also 3S-inch Atwood
Nuns Yelling, a fine close
woven chiffon finish quality,
in all street and evening
shades. Also black, white
and cream. One day at SOC.
a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
EMBLEM SETS. Ioc

Regular 19c. Silk EN-
broidered Emblem Sets. con-
sisting of two stars. anchor
and shield, in red, white or
navy blue. One day at 1Oc.
a set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31

Women's Knit Fascinators
and Shoulder Shawls, in
pink, red, blue and white.
Reduced from 69c. TO SOC.
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BASTING COTTON. &c

Kings 50O-yard Spools OF
Blasting Cotton, sold regu-
larly at DC. a spool, for one
day at &c.
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2oc. YELLING LOG

Siik Chiffon Veilings, In
a good assortment of want
ed shades, tomorrow at he.
a yard-worth 25c. and 3yc.
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Ioc. NECKWEAR, sc.
New styles in Embroider-
ed Turnover Collars. To-
morrow at &c. each; worth
Ice,
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soc. Wash Tubs, 2oc.
Family size Galvanized
Iron Wash Tubs, sold regu-
larly at zoe, for one day
at 29c.
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&c. HOSIERY. Izc-

2SC. HOSlEN I i, l!C.
w m ms Fleece lined
Stockings, plain and ribbed
tops, split sole, regular
made foot. One day at lie.
a pair. instead of 25c.
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Excluded From Interest.

BY this statement We were informed
Tor the first time that the Washington
branch was to be excluded from all in
terest in the new terminal company and
depot facilities In Washington, but that
IL was to be charged with total estf
mated expenditure of So275673 for
structures and tracks outside of the civ
nnitS OF Washington, and that it wo,,Id
only be permitted to7have depot facilities
upon such terms as might hereafter be
hgreed upon by owners of the new ter
minal company .s-
Attention is directed to President N,,r
ray statement estimating the probable
value OF the Washington branch real es
tate holding at SS70.936 but emitting ref
trehce 10 the Sl,JO0,OO0 appropriation bv
congress, which was largely in consider
ailon OF property surrendered by the
washington branch.
Therefore at directors meeting on Oc-
tober 30. 1903, Mr.. German presented a
protest insisting that dividend he de-
cared at once and protesting against the
amounts charged to the Washington branch
and its exclusion from any participation
IN the most valuable grant ever made by
CONGRESS for depot facilities In Washing
ton"
The board of directors referred the nro
test 10 the finance committee" SAYS the
report and no action whatever has been
taken '
After the protest the state directors nre-
scented statement TO the board of puh
lie works on December >, 1905 This state
rnent which has already been published is
given in full. (Here follows the renorf IN
the board OF public works published Deem
Der .. 1910, after which the report contin-
ues1 1
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ST SPREADS. zoe,

Large size Double Bed
Spreads, in Marseilles pat
terms. Hemmed ready to
use. 81 kind for soc.
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I2Hc. WASH GOODS,
S3Lc

32-inch Printed Batiste, in
the coming seasons newest :
designs. including large and
small floral effects, set fig
ures and rings, dots, stripes.
etc. One day at SAC. a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
HAND SAPOLIO. &c.

The regular 10c. size cakes
of Hand Sapolio. the mod
ern soap for the toilet, to-
morrow at &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
Ioc. JEWELRY. &c.

iJN. JIV LIN I CI.
Fold-filled Three Pin Sets.
In Roman gold and polished
gold finish. Regular 15c.
and l9c. values, for one day
at Sc. a set.
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SACQUES,
0Sc.

Lot of Fine Quality All
wool Dressing Sacques, with
trimmings of black appli-
que. Red, blue, gray and
pink. q tire remaining
stock sold up to 1898. For
one day at CSC.
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DIR 4 MFRS re

Children's Muslin Draw
ers. with hemstitched hem
and tucks, felled seams and
worked button holes. All
sizes at 15c. a pair.
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NAT T ACE 1cc NJ

VAL LACE, &c. pc.
Twelve yard pieces of
French Valenciennes Laces,
for trimming p urp o S s.
Edges and Insertings to
match. Worth 25c. a piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-31
Arnlotlr's
Bacon,
IIAc. lb.


and s. pound
strips. Regu-
larry Ice. and
70 1Sc.
EGG BEATERS, sc.
Dover Egg Beaters, one
day at sc. each, instead of
Zoe.
CELERY CHOW, 71zc.
Large jars of Van Lill's
Celery Chow, a delicious ia
BILE relish. for one day at
71ac.
Ioc. BOWLS, sc.
2-qt. Decorated China Oat-
meal Bowls, at sc. each;
worth Zoe.
Ioc. GAS GLOBES, Ioc.
New designs in Prescott"
Glass Gas Globes, patterns
like cut glass. One day at
10c. each for regular 1oc.
and 19c. values.
ROC. DISH PANS. roc.
14-quart size gray Enamel
Dish Pans; sold regularly
at 39c.-for one day at 19c.
EMBROIDERY, 25c.
H n d s o m Swiss and
Nainsook Corset Cover En-
broidery, IL inches wide,
one day at 25c. a. yard
actual value, 39c.
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
A brand new assortment
of Swiss and Nainsook En-
bro!deries at &c. yard
worth Sc. Edges and In
settings to match.
EMBROIDERIES, Ioc.
Another lot of finer quail
fty Nainsook and Swiss En-
broideries, worth 121zc. and
15c. a yard, for one day at
Zoe. Scores of handsome
patterns.
LANDINGS, exc.
These Bandings of Swiss
and Nainsook Embroidery
are the latest for shirt
waists. Tomorrow a new
lot at 25c. a yard instead
of 39c.
Coo. ALL-OVERS, 44c.
Handsome quality Swiss
and Nainsook All-over En-
broideries. for making en-
tire shirt waists, tomorrow
at 44c. yard-worth 6yc.
VAL LACE, I5c. pc.
Twelve yard pieces of
French Vaienciennes Laces.
for trimming purp ses.
Edges and Insertings to
match. Worth 25c. a piece.
6oc. LACES, ACC.
All-over L-aces, in the
newest Bebe Irish patterns,
Is inches wide, tomorrow at
49c. yard-worth SIC.
I5c. LACES, 8Ac.
Point de Paris Laces. up
to inches wide, Insertings
and Edges to match; at
SIC. yard. Worth l2ac.
and 15c. I'd.
SOC. YELLING, Ioc.
sir Chiffon Veilings, IN
a good assortment of want
ed shades, tomorrow at he.
a yard-worth 25c. and 3yc.
Ioc. NECkWEAR, Ioc. 4.
Embroidered Stock Col
lars, In a variety of dainty
styles. Tomorrow at 10c.
each, instead of 19c.
Ioc. NECKWEAR. sc.
New styles In Embroider-
ed Turnover Collars. To-
morrow at &c. each; worth
Ice.
HOSIERY, SC.
Women's Fast Black
Stockings, with seamless
foot and spliced heel and
toe. Tomorrow at Sc. a
pair.
25c. HOSIERY, I7c.
w o m ms Fleece lined
Stockings, plain and ribbed
tops, split sole, regular
made foot. One day at lie.
a pair. instead of 25c.
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So 20 DRESSES. $40.
So COATS, $1.4o

Infants Long White Bed
ford Coats. heavily lined.
Deep capes trimmed with
fancy braid and ribbons. Re-
duced from $500 to S1.49.
NIGHT GOWNS, 2oc.
Children's White Muslin
Night Gowns, with yoke Of
inserting and tucks; sizes
UP to II years. Regular soc.
value for 29c.
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ST VENETIAN. Coo.

52-inch ATWOOD Venetian
Cloth. a close twill firm
grade. in navy blue. myrtle.
plum. reseda. brown and
black. One day at SOC.
yard. Regular $1.o0 value.
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25c. MADRAS, Ioc.

White Mercerized Madras,
with highly merceriZed
figures snd stripes. Guaran-
teed permanent finish. Reg
ular 25c. grade, for one day
at 14c.
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ST OPERA BAGS

Special lot of fine quality
Brocaded Silk Opera Bags.
with gold plated hinge tops
and chains. Beautiful color
ings. Actual s1.00 value. at
ACC,
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&c. SUITINGS. soc

/5C. SCI L INbo, SIC.
5O-inch new gray Suitings.
one OF the most favored
fabrics for spring wear. One
day at SOC. a yard, instead
Of 15c.
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BATH ROBES SI.6o.
Women's Eiderdown Bath
Robes, In red and gray, with
deep collar, scalloped edge.
Reduced from $2.7a to s1.69.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT
CO.'S PRODUCTS,

NV.
Choice of Frotana, Social
Teas, Butter Trims and Red
Graham Crackers, sold
everywhere at 10c.; for one
day at TIC,
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aoc OHrOTH 10

Extra heavy grade Floor
Oilcloth. In A, Ga and S-4
widths. Desirable patterns.
Soc. quality for 19c. a square
yard.
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ST SIT KS zcc

T-inch Colored Taffetas,
extra heavy grade, in all
street and evening shades.
Also a full range or change
able combina tons. Regular
500 value for Toe. yard.
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DOR CA C RI,

9N' " II y, ~.
Little Children's White
Silk Caps, embroidered and
tucked. full ruche and plain
lace styles. One day at 1Jc.