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Observation-Disclosures.


SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds of
household goods BAURS FURNITURE
SHOP, 14th and u sts- NV. Phone North I2l3
Formerly Sth and U. mh23-sIt
wANTED-Higheat cash prices paid for worn
garments. ieoies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and viii call any
hour. B. TARSHES. 12os 7th q. NV. Phone
North 499 fe2s-e0f
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furuIture
carpets. Will pay full value for stoves IN
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds. contents especia Nv
ID. NOTES. szS Louisiana ave Phone NJ s00s
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. n
MARKS. SC7 7th st. aps-st
wANTED-From sI.oOe to $9.OOO: viii paw 80.
per month promptly. Address BOX Is5.
Times Office. apa-st
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES what
il useless TO you is useful 70 me- I huy
old gold. silver. diamones. watches and pawn
tickets. money 10 loan on 1eweiry ABRA-
HAMS. 433 sth ST. NV. oc2s-Ssnos
wANTED-Cash registers, furniture. stoves
OF all kinds for cash; sell your goods TO
the man who gives you the most money. See
HOLLYWOOD, Sth and X apl-St
VIOLIN. piano. expert instruction; rapid
progress guaranteed; SOC lessons. Address
BOX 1S. Times once apl-3t
HOUSEKEEPERs. Attention. This week.
ordinary windows expertly cleaEed sc each
send postal. ELLIOTT. LEO 7th Et- NV
apl-s1
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For Rent
tuTnisied Rooms.

For Rent
Eurnisied Rooms.
42s Q ST. N.W.-Phree furnished rooms; bath.
entire second floor for light housekeeping;
summer sen-ller rates. ap2-St
FOR. RENT--ons furnished room. g.: also
otner rooms. Ils 18th 81. NV. sp2-3t
FOR RENTING bright connecting rooms.
furnished complete for light housekeeping.
al y 81. NV. ape-st
FOR RENT-lel st. ne, beautiful clean
rooms for light housekeeping. aPe-st
FOR RENT-FineIy furnished rooms; week az
month FfELPS APARTMENTS, III I3th 81
AIE2 ooIn2lete hat. SIS. bargain. aD2-at
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms; $50
=. and g week ZIG 80 81. NV. ap2-3t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms; delight
ful locattoi- 1S72 Harvard st. nv. near i4th
St cars ap2-st
FOR RENT-Rooms suitable for Hsh, house
keePingi - and s.. s. II 81. NV. ap2-st
FOR RENT Furnished, rooms complete for
hsht housekeeping. 1917 New Jersey ave.
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms.
suitable fos light housekeeping. ii33 9Th ST.
NV. apI-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms Sor light house
keeping; gas and heat 2l23 81. NV
aPl-St
COMPLETELY furnished rooms for house
keeping or gentlemen. all ccnveniences. I2Ig5z
Ith 81 nv apl-2t
AN EXTRA LARGE second story front
room. three large windows. nicely furnished:
suitable for two gentlemen 1873 nth ST
THREE LARGE ROOMS; light housekeep-
tnQ IL Ia MQggarhngGffE ~ - o
FURNISHED EooM. third noor nat. 1904 G
LARGE i1Oni .oom: furnished. light house
keeping. 704 Q ST. NV. api-5t
TWO furnished rooms. second noor; light
housekeepins. si7 X 81. NV. Apl-5t
SIS nth. e1ner G NV. nicely furnished
as X Nw.-ons nice room. second moor. s.
FURNISHED ROOMS: gentlemen only: S:
elevator ceryice. FLAT ;. The Oyns.
FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeepIng.
parior and ether rooms. sIs 4tn 81 NV.
mhsl-3t
FOR RENT-IOl5 { ST. sw.. frst or second
door. cheap. mhsl-sJ
no G NW.-Thres beautiful rooms: heat,
bath, gas: adults only; light housekeeping
allowed. reasonable mhSl-3t
Fc9 RENT-ComfortabIy furnished room for
geItlem2I - S09 9Th 81 NV mh3l-3t
P,s,ns-ED-A rest young man TO share hall
roczt with anc, her; s. for one: 81 for two
Apply TO third hoor. so F St NV mh31-st
ROONS first and second floors. furnished
complstc for housekeeping or for gentlemen
"a 6th st. se. mh3I-st
FOR RENT-LArEe front and back room
nicely furnished; rent single together;
will allow light housekeeping .l49 PennsyI-
vania ave NV mh2-5t
SEVERAL. newly furnished rooms: hot
water heat, gas, bath. etc. single OF doU-
ble: so up lT65 I ST. NV. mh5l-5t
NICELY FURNISHED small room, suitable
for gentleman: - per month - sth ST. ne
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EOk in- sALE-Barred Plymouth ROY C-,ic,---
5S 5Sc Saeh; White Rock eggs 81 $500
LII ~ Pt7KUS BROoDER. no F7or;sa avs
atls-st
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Wanted-Agents
WANTED-Ladies 20 canvass on commits
sion In Washington; something new for
household use. Address BOX fS4. Times Of
Ace apl-St
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Money 10 Loan
On Real Estate.
BY PRIVATE PARTY. on s0od District
property, az current rates Address BOX
IL. Times once mh2s-let
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at AZ and
per cent Every consideration shown
borrowers
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
so7 c STREET N W. nos-tt
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at 4. A.. and per cent interest Sps-
cial privileges with respect 10 prior payments.
LarEe amounts a specially TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, 1871 F ST. NV eeIo-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on prln-
cipaI in amounts OF Sieo or more received at
any interest period THE F. H SMITH Co.
Bond building. 1913 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. C Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER.
fe4-tf 1870 ST NV
MONEY TO LOAN-szso to sos. .oao Oh D. c.
real estate. Interest low. and all transao-
tions conducted vita economical considsre-
ton for borrowers
wM. II SAUNDERS & CO.
l407 ST n ".
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Wanted-Rooms

WANTED-By couple. unfurnished rooms.
lighs Housekeeping; between r and X and
North Capitol and Sd; state price. Address
BOX I94. Times offlee. II
WANTED-FIve rooms. with or without
board. 43S G st. NV. ap2-st
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Brown &c Tolson, Aucts., 1909 H St.
Regular furniture sale Tuesday. April 8.
1906. 10 a m, first floor and basement.
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W. ~ = SELL rent. repair and rebufd .vpe-
~ NIiteIs - OF Al kinds. Onr terms are reason,
% so.e ana our nlasssines and work are e1,s-
anteed y n NfNNIX Co. f4If Z; :, nv
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Dancing

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS zs1 11th ST. N W--E=ery
Monday. Tuesday. Friday, and Saturday
evening; beginners class. 7:3o: advanced s:3o
Lady assistants: six lessons. g 50. Private
lessons By appointment
mhI2-sot Prof. cfIAS. NJ. WYNDHAM.
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FOR sALE-A 500 stlea upright paa..s, 60
As new for sise- lZ4s Irving tKenesaa5s 80 Ss-
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Lost

LoST-Steel color Paddock Coat Saturday
night, vicinity Of Pennsylvania depot. Re
ward Of = for return 10 4l4 Ridge ST NV II
SfRAYED-Front District Rcilding March
.. fox terrier dog; black spot on back; 1866
tag 5.5u- Reward, address 31s Washington
ST. AnacOStta- II
LoST-March %, male fox terrier: Sport: tag
No. $3.50; white. black spotted Reward. 10
n St Sc ap2-3t
LOST-Mareh 81. gold lock. engraved star
and pearls Reward, sl5 18th 81 Rw-, third
floor apl-3t
WILL. the party on eastbeuDd Lincoln Park
car return blue enamel lOcket. with rhine
stone setting. and chain, TO li2S 18th st NV,
as the party IS known? Reward aPl-3t
LOST-Mareh Is, lady's sold watch. souvenir
fob. s. reward, AZ St NV. after pm
DsST-Card case name 'WRrneld Ward
printed on same. Reward II returned to
Room 205, Bond building mh3l-3t
LoST-White Iong-esred bull terrier. Re
ward II returned 10 I70s r 81. nv. mhSi-St
LoST-On Sunday, March 2s. red leather
jewel case. containing two rings. Reward.
I7e9 p ST mh3l-1
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Found.

FOJND-Three bateaux. in current OF Alex
sndrta Thursday night. Apply CAPTAIN
BEACH. Barge Wharf. Alexandria, Va
mh31-3t
HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
ans panama; hat bleaching q speciality
Phone Main fS54- kANDEL. T21 7tn ST NV.
rnh3O-30t
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FOR SAI-E-Two large ice bores ) 60 =
placed By new ones VIII be sold chsa9 -
ana Maryland ave. ne and No. II 7th =. ne
au2-3t
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FOR SAI-E-Large fee boxes. for grocery and
meat deaier5s easy terms II desired. II vo,i
Duy an ice box made BY tinker and have
trouble. blame one but yourself So
HOPWOOD. sth and X ana
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For Sale-Automobiles.

STANLEY STEAMER IN good running OF
der. $50 cash At 1873 L St NV. apa-st
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FOR SALE-S5e CHARTERED oak sideboard.
latest style. not solIed; for S2s.5 20; rare bsr-
gain ~ yIh ST nv apI-at
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FOR SALE-Scda fountain; Il syruvs, cost
sseei viii take SIS See HoPWOoD efh
and K a.,
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FOR SALE-Handsone latest mode! Singer
sewing machine. 81; cost se5: also Relninz-
ton tyPewriter. SO; hTst-elass coalition 80
9Th 81. NV api-sf
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FOR SALES sanitary dFOp-side OF Sid
ing cOuches. 81 70 also highest grade woven
wire spring made, s. kind. S5.sq; $50 ST5.
while they -ast 20 Ssh ST NV apl-st
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Ladies' Tailoring.

NJ LoWENSTEIN, Ladies' Tailor; suits an
skirts made 10 order: remodeling ape
eialty- i4os New York ave. Iw- mh27-sot
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FURNITURE. in lots to suit, Of ten room
house 80 ; ST nv apI-st
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''ROyal Pilsen" Grows More Popular

every day among the particular. Finer
light beer can't be produced. Served in
special glasses at bars. Abner-Drury
Brew. Co.
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FOX sALE-One bagatelIe table, ccst 400;
VIII take 80 OEe com mbination pool ana hlI-
llatd table, cost Sz50s will take SIS Ses
aOF FhOOD, sth and K apf-9t
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Honest Mattress Making and Renovaring

= Chinese Cafe Meals Served
All night. 4Oe 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-Good quality opaque SHADES. At
ted 10 Your windows. only 25cs the best gua!-
sIy oil opaque shades, Sec hung free VIII
call with samples. kLEEBLATTS. TiIh S21
Il SITS. ne Phone East SD ja2o-o
FOR SALE-UpFlght pianos at unusually low
ngures- Il Will pay you 10 see US before de-
ciding- Must sell tal used piancs) az a
ssCrincei one upright. SiG0i squares as low Gs
50 CHAS- NJ. STIEFF. 81 llth St NV
J. G CONLIFF. Manager mh2s-tf
ass FOR SANITARY drop-side coGehss.
rockers. SScs gC-carts. 81 IS. parlor and bed
room suites. 81 lper week See goods. Red
NoND'S. al and sl5 9TH st nv felS-tf
FOR SALE-we are closing on; al ths
slightly used and fecOld-hand Upright Pianos
IN stock az such sensational bargain prices
these: Brown < Simpson Upright. SlSe;
Hartman UprigfL SIse. StOdaFd UpTight.
S1s5s AazeltoR B.os. Upright. sI75s Stiea Up
right, $3.50 Weser Bros Upright. SIS. Soh-
mer Upright. sLJos StieR Upright. Sz5e. En-
eTson Upright Sz5e. hilabe Upright s1Ses
Weber ParioT Grand. s25o; McPhail Upright.
80; Nose Upright, S3oos Shoninger Upright.
$5l0 and about forty others Cash or eaSy
payments. o. J. DeMOLL & C. 1871 G
St mhlS-Q
FOR SALE-Pure-bred White LeEh0rns aRd
Plymouth Rock chickens; also eggs fer hatch
ing. al reasonable price Apply 10 THEO-
DORE RARNES. go Center Market. on Tues
days. Thursdays. or Saturdays mh2S-It
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Help Wanted--Male.

W NANFED-At once. boys IL years OF age
and over as bundle wrappers; also special
ooys With wheels. and boys ls years OF age
ana over Tor our delivery wagons: We pay the
highest salaries and give good Opportunities
Tor rapid promotion Apply 70 S. KAHN
SONS x co. ap2-3t
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EDUCATE YOUR cHILDREM

R5sSasssgTy Building. Isas FennsylSania Ave
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non&istAas alag th@ Fxsaat@ of CtEFoa&~
dos naw2eA. Professor Bsmaaaa&T. fot
AuMamg the historical accoaaaAs aA23e
Cosonaaos maEeA over aEain aaa sa .
time whea she hostile Apaches 0f Art
EOaa and Sew MEXICO made The sftest
and lis exs~gieaees nsost dangerous
The recital Il his eKs@fieacez. bis
great fund Of valuable information
aNuke In uae the spirit u emulation
40 far d the reading of NH available
tmAaks. manuscripts and reports e0ass
help mae In sh4+s&. ~lp&serS, b. Would b.
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accumulate great wealth ~ The 81.
p~n@e oG ehe eunQm@gea p@0p1e. aaa as
whaeA was doaae i'm the name at til
cEown. IL as HesnaRao CoEtes Who
said 90 his o~ampauions. These are
what we ss.s. great DeEils and great.
CT riches Stronger motives could
not hare been offsfed 10 inAigena I'd,
y~ensareFs. burning With the spirit Il
ehivairy md the Inst Of planaeF. Re.
llgl0n vas aaited to ambition and
gave energy to the sw0rd Of o
guest.
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TIE Information 49, faets whieA I
ana em6eaF 0Fang tO s@& hefaEe y0a
Aaye be@n gathered faom namay aasaFe,
es. but ehieng from eGsaversataons hal
aaging more than to sears of the
most PLEASANT association and eGazn-
partnership wiIh Professor Ad =. Ban
deAeT. the noted aTehaeologist and
eaAaologist- With him. many esen-
1ngs i'm the Gifts Of the Hosy Faith
were must delightfully."- and adyantmg,
eoaaiy passed i'm "A discussion and mar.
ratAon Ut physical and geographical
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STORY OF CORONADO


Ny Dear saa:
In TIE beginning a your collegiate
carer. 4 appnehead thar year intel
teesmai equipment lk 0f the average
sort. beanw thai kind which eoanas IN
tho Fuash II Cur enmntry. educated i'm
its common and high schools. You
have not been given the opportunity
for careful study % the history of
your country. nanEe particularly that
a. the political Jurisdiction which you
call home. This has teen no fault
ehargrahle IN yourself The blame
iles with thame Who have In hand the
education IT thu youth az the Amer.
can nation There I'm small doubt that
here In New Mexieo and Arizona les
than five PER cent OF Its Inhabitants
can relate ~tth any accuracy the
story Of the conquest Of that PARTON
a. the North American continent. nee
o province At Spain and now the terri
tories at New Mexico and Arizona.
The text books used in our eosnmon
schools. not only here but I'm the sew
cral states III the union. make but
small menaion Ut the early expl0ra'
tlons In the southwestern portion Of
the United States. The historical text
writer, either through ignorance or
neglect. or possibly not deeming a
history Of the incidents Of the earli'
est explorations here of sufficient
consequence 10 BE- taught In our pub
lie schools. has failed. except In thu
most eursory manner. To give IN our
youth any relation of the events trans
piring and recorded by the early wri
terra who accompanied the Spanish
explorers into the then unknown reg
ions Of the new world. Adventures
they may have been. gold seekers
they undoubtedly were, but the fact
remains that the Spaniards had "a
deal with and wrested control Of this
country from n people. partially civil
ized and In every respect superior "a
the sayages who inhabited that Dor
ton Of the United States lying atoms
the Atlantic seahoara. Nearly a hun
dred years before the landing Of ths
Pilgrims. Alvar Nunez Cabeza d.
Vaea, an officer Of the Narvaes expe
dition. wandering nearly ten Year,
across the continent, passed through
New Mexico and finally reached soms
Spanish settlements on the Goa o,
the Gulf of California. Although ca
bexa de vaca had nothing TO do with
the conquest of New Mexico. stili he
and his companions were Ia first on
plorers, and IL was owing to the &C
count which be gave TO the Spanish
viceroy that shortly afterward came
the Spanish soldier. o~stensibly I'm
bued with the idea Of spreading th,
doctrines Of chpristianity, actual,
led by enthusiastic representatives O.
the Roman church, In truth, seeker,
after gold and glory for the spanisl
crown. n nation then In the height o
power nnd enjoying the MONDAY o
its magnificenee and glory.
Inasinueh. my son. as the people o
hits territory propose shortly tn,
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hmaadang of a saitahae naaRmmeaf an O
~pgogeF meaaoE&ai To che ae@~ss and s@F
|gleeS NJ Francisco Easaweg DE- GaEUr
maa0. after The fEiaF. Marcos DE- Ma
md the negro Estesan. the fiFst Ell
rloTer - this region. IL has occurred
10 me that In supplying yoa with an
aeroani 0f what as done By thai
great explorer. a publication Of the
recital might serve & awaken local
Interest i'm NIL u these great sEenss
md arouse our educators and oaF
people 90 q proper III u the duty
which IL incumbent upon them. Sen
tament has tts value In bringing q de-
FEsliet psz03le % al understanding Of
public duty, In every state 81 the
union, in all our capitals. In the parks
of our great cities. OF fields where
the great BATTLES In which the AmeTi.
can soldier has distinguished himself
and added 10 the glory u American
citizenship. we find monuments erect.
III tn his memory. These monuments
are an oppression If sentiment, an
evidence 0f pride In deeds accom-
plIshed and an everlasting tesfimon.
nj to the w0Tthiness Of our citizen
SIP aud a Tebuke 10 the statement
that the EVIL that men do lives after
them. the good Is often inferred with
their bones" The monument 10 Cor.
onadO. erected here where IL may be-
viewed by that great stream of trans-
continental tourists. daily flowing
from the states and cities Of the east
10 the gardens Of Hebrtdes In califOr.
MIA. will indeed by an object lesson,
evoking Inquiries which WIN relieve
somewhat the eongested Ignorance Of
The wise men from the east" who I'm.
daIge the notion that theirs In the
only portion OF the United States hay.
Ing "A history or traditions worthy the
recital. Likewise n will be an object
lesson 10 our W people. Rising sky.
ward II will be a verftabie question
mark TO the present youth-eaeh ask.
ing who was Coronado and Insisting
upon q relation Of the story Of his ad.
ventures and never satisfied until the
tale Is told. Information coming 10
the child Of tender years In this way
IN far more impressive than that nc.
aufred through books and similar
sources.
In history. as In nil other sciences,
Ne must limit the scope Of our In.
quiries. IL We shall proceed In an or.
DERBY and certain manner and where
We seek utility rather than the excit.
ing oil our curiosity. that scope must,
IN a degree, DO contracted. The first
epochs OF modern history are In n
sense Involved In fable and tradition.
This is. In a way, the condition I'm
which we find the accounts of the
explorations Of the earliest Spanish
explorers In this country. Some OF
them were undoubtedly great falsi.
fiers. This is the only conclusion
that nj examination Of the several &C.
counts during the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries justifies. My own
Idea Is that some OF them INDUCED
In great flights of the Imagination
and yet all hear the imprint OF n sell
fish motive. which was the granting
TO the officers who led the expedi
lions great tracts Of land appoint
ment to office In the province cou
quered aud consequent opportunity "a
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Idle IN at1empR the . II quotation
marks nnaess MT The sane time the Az
therfsy ITSELF be qER&ea To d. this
wssula require na0rs time that is M
ms Als1nsaL aar yoa may BE- safe In
~.else.ing that na,shing sil b. given
ss,aa that has Roa 81 leasa the sem.
hsanoe Of truth and always supported
hx tie authority Of the early writers,
- Mril rs by the investigations "f
ss.eh students as my friend Bandelier.
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Whatever the garment. you'll
find here the appropriate trim
ming. All the newest ones are
displayed and In quantities \op
would scarcely expect to find.
.AllOveis in blach. cream and
white. Appliques Of point We
Mise and embroidered chiffon
Persian hand in every imagin-
able color Laccs Of every style
and width.
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Nothing but n perfect fitting
shoe will satisfy you. and that
perfect fitting shoe can be
bought Of us. Among the hun.
dreds of pairs we can show you
there's surely one that will
suit both your foot and your
fancy.
Fancy slippers and Oxfords
in plain kid and patent Ieath.
ers in many pretty fancy styles
Special-With each pair of
women's shoes worth $500 or
more We will give one bottle
Gilt Edge Dressing" Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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Specials for Wednesday

l2lac fleeced flannelettes in dark and medium colors. in neat
ueSSh 1890. ...- $500. $500. $500. ..... ..Sl 3 ward
Poe Scotch Plaid suitines in the best of color combinations and
35c fancy paids, 81 inches wide, part wool. For waist and chill
drens garments ..... .... $3.50. csc ward
80 fancy WOO! suitine$ In plaids and mannish effects. Desirable
$3.50 threequarter length coats for women. Neat styles of pop
$l3j black sateer pe:ticoats, fast color. very wide and with deem
itouhce 1880. 1890. ....,... ,.... $3.50. 1890. .....9S each
$500 guaranteed taffeta nettucoats in blacks and colors. Guar.
"uteeu TOT tnree months. 49,. ,.... ..... 1900. ,.$ 500 aca
SIS" tailor made suits. the very best styles. all new. A special
offering II .'... ..... ..... $3.50. $780,. $500 each
~" heavyweight outing flannel night gown. full length and
width, neat coiors ..... $500. ..... .... ......4 c each
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Best brass pins, &c paper.
Fancy colored belt pins, &c card
Genuine Pear soap. 1oc cake.
Finishing braid a yd. pieces
Sc each.
Honey comb wash cloths. &c
each.
Coo True Fit" Corset. acc
each.
soc Imported Turkish slippers,
SIC pair.
$500 felt Sailor hats. csc each
l5c boys ribbed hose. Tic pair
Csc boys Buster Brown hose.
2tc pair.
!" yards Amoskeag Bingham,
Sc.
10 yards Lonsdale muslin. 75c
/" yards best calicoes, 4sc
4"c flannelette petticoats, Csc
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CONTINUED On page -
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About Gloves
For Fail ano tfinfar

The glove Is an important
adjunct ~ the costume. Sn why
not get the best? Reliability
is IA feature Of the gloves we
sell. Correctly cut, fit perfectly
aud We guarantee satisfaction.
Try a pair Of these.
Lucille tNOclaSp Kid. all col
ors. .... 49,. .... Si.m pair
la Force. two-Ciasp. French
Kid =. 49,. 49,. ..,sI,j0 pair
l>-button F""r"h Kid. white
and black, 80. 49,. SASS pair
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Al the popular weases~ in
the wooden dress materials are
shown In this department, In a
complete range Of %eoiorinas.
Many Of the best are In eseius-
i've dress patterns--no two
alike. You have In this store
a wonderful lot to make your
selection from.
Panama cloths In black and
col0rs. Novelty suitings. 4 va
riety Of designs and coiors.
Mohairs. both plain and fancy.
BroadeIoths. excellent quality
In all colurs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

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