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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-05
Wedding Naws

On Wednesday evening, the
third of October, Miss Laura
Williamson Of Greenwood, S. d.,
and Mr.. VIM. Ernest LYMAN of
Gettysburg. s. d., were united
Ia marriage. The event took
place at the residence of the
brides parents, Rev. and Mrs.
John p. Williamson of Green.
wood.
At seven o'clock Miss Edith
Peek Of Armour began toyplay
the "Lnhengriu" wedding march
The couple entered the room aud
took their place under an arch
of green foliage and white dow
ers, where the ceremony was
performed by the father OF the
bride. The relatives and few
friends We're present at the GER
einoDy aud the supper which i'm
m.diateiy followed. About ten
oil tile young people sat at the
brides table, which was set in
tue diniag roam aud was deco
rated with Jacqueminot roses.
The other guests we're seated at
small tables.
The guests from a distance
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bar
ton of Wichita, Kansas: Rev.
Jesse p. Williamson Of Alpeua;
Miss Helen Lyman OF Gettys
burg; Miss Edith Peck and Mr..
Frank Peck of Armour; Miss
Helen Heating Of Scotland.
The young couple lefs Friday
morning for Gettysburg, where
they are followed by the bess
wishes VI q host Of friends.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-05
October 18th.

The Irregular cabinet meeting
of the Epworth League will be
he'd at the home of the presi.
dent. Mrs. r. P. Frink, tomor-
row evening. Regular business
meeting Monday evening, and
all members are requested to be
present promptly at 8 o'clock.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-05

Sell tile Van Bruut one horse
drill. just what you want. II.
G. Hemeyer. SIT.
Received q carload Weber
Wagons. The best ever. II. q.
Hen,eyer. SIT.
Loans made On farms low rats. op-
tioaai payments money On hard. ne
dslay. tirss Ss~ss Hank.
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ELEVEN MORE VICTIMS
DEATH LIST AT SAN FRANCISCO
NOW NUMBERS 41s.

SAN FRANCISCO May 30.-The remains
OF eleven more Victims of the fire have been
discovered, bringing the death list at the
morgue up to AIS. Those Of Andrew Cole
man and David Cook were found in the
ruins Of a store at ia Sd street Five bodies
were taken out Of the ruins of the Kings
bury house. The first four were those of
Louis Stambler, tailor. thlrty-four years of
age. his wife, Celia: their daughter Rosie.
ten years Of age and Stamblers niece. Miss
Fannie Weiner. twenty-three years of age
The fifth body taken from the building is
unidentified.
The remains Of two Chinese were taken
from the ruins In Chinatown. The-remains
OF Frank Prochaztia, a walter were found
in q lot near the old post Office The body
of man supposed to be Fred Kennel was
found In the rear of 515 Sd street
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LEAFY AMPHITHEATER
EXERCISES BY VETERANS AT
SOLDIERS HOME CEMETERY.

In natural amphitheater. the floor OF
which is the green turf. sioptng upward to
the west of the rostrum and the covering
of leafy branches OF tall and stately trees,
the exercises of Memorial day at the Sol
dlers' Home were held this morning, the
program at the rostrum being preceded by
a parade OF Harry Wilson Post, No. IL,
c. A. r.. ]. J. Aston Command, Spanish
War Veterans; Regular Army and Navy
Union; the veterans of Soldiers Home, in
vited guests and visitors, led by the Sol
diers' Home Band; orators chaplains. poet,
reader and the committees and officers or
the home.
Gather to Pay Tribute.
This glorious holiday comrades and
friends we gather to pay tribute TO our
dead" Senator Burkett said. TT is day
when American hearts unite and become
one in remembrance of the battles and
struggles and strifes and dissensions which
have been our gift during the growth OF
the United States great nation.
I'VE all love and worship our flag. What
is this flag of which we hear so much
and know so little? For, truly, but little
is known by us OF It, Very few, except
the school boy fresh from his history. can
tell that Betty Ross made II to be immortal
lied thereafter by the blood and valorous
deeds OF your dead comrades, They have
woven history around it's traditions-tra-
ditions that have inspired patriotism in the
hearts of all OF us.
Aye. many of you, who remember
the roar OF the cannon and the glitter of
the bayOnet have all been useful men. You
have however been more fortunate than
those companions in arms who are now
resting In their graves yonder. because you
have lived forty years since then. and have
helped your great mother or adopted coun-
try to grow.
We shall all bow our heads respectfully
on this day in loving remembrance of those
who have departed. but who remain with
us In spirit
The parade was formed in front of the
main building of the home, and at $50
O'Clock started on It's march to the ceme-
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terry. At 9:45 o'clock the large gathering
being seated and everything IN readiness,
Assembly was sounded by bugler and
the program from the rostrum commenced
with a selection by the band, which was
in which all Joined. Following this Senior
Vice Department Commander Thos. H.
Martin called the assembly to order. after
which Chaplain Hallan Griffith pronounced
the Invocation and then the Memorial choir
rendered Howard ode to America" an
original poem. March On" by DIR. Thos
Calver soprano solo. ~ 8. Soldiers
Home Memorial Hymn" by Mrs. Nellie b.
kelser; reading Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress by Mr. Robert H Wood; reverie,
Sweet Remembrance" by the band; Tn
Memoriam" recitation. Miss Mary Ford;
baritone solo, The Flag of the Morning
Skies"
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TYRANT 0NLYWOUNDED
TWO BOMBS THROWN AT GEN.
ALIKHANoFF A TBoRJoN.

BORON. Transcauscasia May S0-An
attempt was made on the life of Gen.
Alikhanoff, governor general of Kutais.
last night as he was about to take a train
for Tifiis. The general arrived at the sta
ton surrounded by an escort OF cossacks
when two bombs were thrown at him and
exploded IN the midst OF the party, serious
~ wounding Alikhanoff. a member OF his
stan and several cossacks
The remainder OF the cossaeks Aired In
discriminatory into the crowd. killing many
persons. In addition the cossaeks burned
to the ground buildings IN the vicinity into
which the people had fed.
Most Hated Man In Caucasus.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 30-Gen. Air
hanon, the "paciher' of Kutais province
is the most hated man IN the Caucasus
For several months last fall the govern
ment was completely in the hands OF the
revolutionists they being In fun possess
sion OF the railroad from the Black sea 10
Suram tunnel. which they had blown up in
January. AlikhanOn dispatched column
of cOssacks. who crossed mountains and
with fire and sword laid waste the fertile
Rion valley
The general announced that at the first
Town reached ne proposed TO make the
peoples grandchildren remember his name
HIS vengeance was horrible. Hundreds of
the inhabitants. mostly Geergians and I'M
eretians. We're slaughtered by the soldiers
and others We're executed. Many of the
men were driven into the mountains and
the women were given over to the cos
sacks. Fifty villages were absolutely
wiped out. The atrocities committed at
traeted the attention of the whole country
and were the subject of bitter complaints
Aiikhanon is a remarkable character
His principal reputation is connected with
the Russians advance In central Asia and
his expedition TO the Marghab river in
iSa4-S5. known as the "Pendjdeb Incident
brought Great Britain and Russia TO the
verge OF war.
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SCREENS.

Oak finished Window
Screens, with steel centers
and metal clamps. Extra
well made. Can be adjust
ed to fit any ordinary
size win dow. 90
Regular 1Sc. val QUC.
ue for
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$I5.o8 TAILORED
SUITS.

Chiffon Panama Suits, In
two stylish models. Col
larless Elton jacket, trim
med with designs of silk
soutache braid or outlined
with self-color taffeta and
braid on collar and down
the vest. Three quarter
length sleeves. Full f1aring
circular skirt, made with
slotted cores and plated
bottom or made with plait-
ed panel front, finished
above the hem with fold of
self cloth. In handsome
shades of pearl. marine and
Alice blue. Our regular
s15.9S line 10 no
reduced MID VIZ
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S3.5o SILK WAISTS.

Embroidered White Jap
Silk Waists, made of supe-
rior grade Habutai silk,
handsomely trimmed with
dainty lace yoke and de-
signed with embroidered
squares; also combined with
dainty pin tucks. Short
sleeves to the elbow. All
sizes up to ~. ~ 90
Regular $3.50 " II WS
values for......
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BLEACHED SHEETS

200 dozen 54x90 Bleached
Sheets; full size for single
beds. Made of regular
sheeting cotton, and not the
ordinary narrow muslin.
Hand torn and 80
ironed. Tomor- ZWC
row at..
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Ioc. PERCALES.

$50 pieces of Plain Color
Percales, in a variety of de-
sirable shades, including
gray, tan and linen color.
Excellent grade for shirt
waist suits and children's
dresses. Regular
10c. value. Tomor- sc
row at half price. " 80
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SCREEN DOORS.

Walnut finished Screen
Doors; complete with fix
lures for putting up. Extra
well made, with THREE
panels and 4-inch CO
stiles. Special SUC.
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o8c. ALL-OVERS.

A new lot of Handsome
Quality All-over Embroid-
cries, in Swiss, cambria and
nainsook. In Anglaise and
French patterns. Widths
up TO IS inches. En-
Regular Toe. and SU NC.
Csc. values for.
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3sc. MATTINGS.

A special lot of 100 rolls of
very fine quality 1So-warp
long rush Japanese Mat
tings. in a splendid variety
of handsome carpet pat
terms, including rich reds,
green's and blues. Extra
close woven grade that re-
tails regularly at
a5c. yard. To- DC
morrow for. Ss
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TABLE DAMASK.

90 pieces of heavyweight
Union Linen Table Damask;
full bleached; IS inches wide.
Line of excellent
patterns. Special
for one day. yd., UC
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1rc. EMRROIDERIES,

100 pieces Of Fine Quality
Swiss and Nainsook En-
broideries, Edges and In
sertions in the lot. Wide
range of attractive designs.
Values sold up 80
to 15c. a yard /o0MC,
for. NfSe
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DRESS GINGHAMS.

200 pieces of Dress Cling
hams, in plain blue, pink
and oXblood stripes and
h X g Quality
suitable for sum-
mer aists and 50
dresses. Tomorrow, SO
YaIO $1,000.
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SHIFTING PRINTS.

100 pieces of Light Shirt
ing Prints; In blue, pink, red
and black-and-white stripes,
figures and polka
d 0 is. Warranted
fast colors. Tomor- sc.
row Yd W
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MEMS
UNDERWEAR.

Balance of our recent pur-
chase of Mems Sample"
Underwear, in a great va
riety of styles, including
Balbriggan. GauZe, Lisle
and Mercerized Cotton; both
shirts and drawers In the
lot, Values worth ~
up to CSC. Thurs CSC.
day for. ...........1
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soc. EMBROIDERY.

Handsome Swiss an
Nainsook Corset Cover En-
broideries, with beading
edge. IS inches wide. Big
variety of newest patterns.
Qualities sold regularly at
S9c. and zoe. a Ne-
yard, tomorrow 49,
for
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I2Ac. HANDKER-
CHIEFS.

A big lot of Women's
Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, with hemstitched
and scalloped borders. Reg
ular 12Mc. quail -
ity. Tomorrow at ZSC.
three for. ..........
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a1c. OILCLOTH.

200 pieces of the we'll
known and widely adver-
tised "SANITAS," used for
wall covering and like pur-
poses. Also a good assort-
ment of 5-quarter Table OIL
cloth; in green. blue and
black and white patterns.
Regular prtc A -
2lo. a yard. To- 4NC.
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3qc. VAL. LACES.

Twelve yard pieces of
French Valenciennes Laces.
Edges and insertions, In an
excellent variety of new
and fetching patterns. Sold
regularly at 89c. 80
a piece. Tomor- ZSC
row for. SSe
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SI.4o HAM BOILERS.

Special lot of Seamless
Gray Enameled Ham Boil
ers, with tight-fitting cover.
Sold regularly at CO.
sL49. Tomorrow SUC.
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Sd
OIL STOVES

Our regular $40 2-burner
Blue Flame" Wickless OIL
Stoves, with all-steel frame.
Tor 5os one e $3.50
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121Ac.
WASH SUITS.

The famous Mother
Friend brand of Boys
Wash Suits, sizes "a TO 5
years; made OF best quality
madras, crash, duck and
chambray, in auto and Rus
sian styles; all
have b 0 o NJ e +
pants. Regular no
S1.50 and $500 VSC.
values for......
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&C. CARPET BROOMS

Four string Carpet
Brooms. extra superior quail
ity. sold by grocery stores
at 29c. each.
Here tomorrow &c.
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Ioc. LEAD PENCILS

Good Quality Cedar Lead
Pencils, with rubber tips.
Sold regularly at
Ice. dozen; for SO
one day at....O Ss
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CHILD'S HOSIERY.

Children's Fast B ! a c k
Stockings. Xxi ribbed; good
elastic quality; seamless
foot, double heel
and toe. Regular
121ac. and 15c. val VIC.
ues
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NECK
5oc. N
WEAR.

Mems fine quality All-silk
Four-in-Hands, In @revers-
ible and French styles; the
popular 3-inch width. In a
variety of new designs and
colorings. Actual value,
50c. each. To-
morrow at three Sc
for 800. or, each. OO~e
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nc. SLOP lars.

White Stone China Stop
Jars, with cover and bail
handle. Sold reg dn
ularly at 75c. To- NWC-
morrow for.
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sS0.08
ST. SHIRT WAISTS.

White Striped India Linon
Shirt Waists. full cut across
the bust and shoulders.
Tucked across the yoke into
the top OF bust line. Plain
French back. Large sleeves,
made with deep cuffs that
are neatly tucked. All sizes
from 81 to Al. No.
r OCULAR s1.O0 AVC.
value for.
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Ioc CLOTHES LINE,

Fifty feet of Galvanized
Wire Clothes Line. Sold
offered for one day 0Ge
%
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ENVELOPES.

Excellent Quality White
Wove Envelopes, CONNER
cial size. Regular
value, 10c. Fifty in sc
q package for " ~
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S1.3s LONGCLOTH.

Twelve-yard pieces of
"Marquesse" Longcloth-the
soft channels finish quality
used for making undergar-
ments. Regular 900
price, s1.85 a QQC.
piece. Thursday.
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12Lc. SILK EFFECTS,

A cotton fabric that has
the exact appearance of a
silk fouiard. In q COM
plete assortment of styles,
including black, navy and
brown grounds, with neat
figures. dots, scrolls, stripes,
etc. Instead Of
1214e, a yard. QaMC
tomorrow at. NtSe
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WOMEN'S VESTS,

90 dozen Women's Gauze
Cotton Vests, finished with
tape in neck and arms. Low
neck. sleeve
s. T s:ss'1 e. ss,. ''i iss: 7hc.
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MISSES HOSIERY.

40 dozen pairs of Misses
Regular Csc. Quality Lace
Lisle Stockings, in black
and tan; lace all over and
to the toe. New
p at S. All
sizes. One day, II NC
pair at............."
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Sc GO-CARTS.

Special lot of handsome
Rattan Go-Carts; reclining
back and foot-piece; green
enameled running gear and
lO-inch rubber-tired wheels.
Can be folded up into the
smallest pos
sfble space. CA O0
Instead of s.. 0N eVO
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ST. FOOTWEAR.

Children's Tan Kid OK
fords and Black Kid Shoes
and Slippers: sizes g to II.
r OCULAR S1.O0
at
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1oc. SHOE LACES.

Women's 30-inch Mercer
lied Shoe Laces for low
shoes; including white, tan
and black. Sold regularly
at &c. and 10c. ~
pair. Tomorrow, ~.
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Sale of Notions.

Horn Hairpins, shell. amber black, straight
waved. Regular lie. l9c values. One
dozen a card for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
Blue Label English Needles. sold regularly at
4c. paper for. ..,............ ........... &c.
Chinese Ironing Wax, dozen in a box, for. Sc
DC Beeswax. one-ounce cakes for. 2Tc
Good quality Black Sewing Silk. spools for. &c.
25c. Marcel Waving irons. I0c
Zoe. Boys Leather Knee Caps, pair. I5c
Wire Hairpfns, straight or waved 10 papers for Be-
Jet-head Hat Pins. two for commencement, 1c
Black Shoe buttons, 1 gross In a package for. &C.
Steel finished Scissors and Shears. ~ IL
inches long. worth up to 19c. for. .......... &C.
Double stitched Tape Measures, worth Sc. ......
Bone Underwear Buttons, dozen. .............. &C.
Capsheaf Safety Pins. all sizes, dozen &C.
White Pearl Buttons, all Sizes worth &c. doS...
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roc. RIBBONS.

Best Quality All-silk Dres-
den Taffeta Ribbons, in the
newest combinations; Ia
inches wide; for neckwear
and bows. Instead of 19c.
q yard, n n
tomorrow e.
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S. SUIT CASES.

Special lot of 200 Karetol
Dress Suit Cases; will wear !,
as well as leather. Full 9
inches deep. with fancy
cloth lining: straps on top
I + Rs r q . 500 $ $1.3Q
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zoe. PIOUE.

An extra fine grade of
White Pique, soft finish,
close. firm quality; in all
size welts. Especially desir-
able for women's skirts and
children's wear. Imported
to retail at soc.
a yard. Tomor- VUC
row, 10
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I6c. CAMBRIA.

1900 yards of mil Ends"
of fine quality Cambria, the
soft-finished, close-woven
quality used for making
summer underclothing. etc.
Sold off the piece at lee. a
yard. In use I'D
full lengths to- WMCa
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$500
roc. EOLIENNE.

Mercerized Eolienne and
Mercerized Wolfe, two Of the
most desirable wash ma
terials used for summer
gowns; both have a beauu-
full silky luster: possess the
touch and appearance OF
the most expensive all
wool materials; in q large
range of street and evening
s sRad isc. E Tsf- 1 2lAc.
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1 &c i.
HOUSEHOLD
PAINTS

Our Reliable" Household
Paints, Stains, Varnishes
and Enamels, sold regularly
at 10c. a can, @u
offered for one /uAC
day only at. /QSe
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I2Tc. BATISTE.

30-inch White Lingerie
Batiste, high lustrous quail
ity: soft clinging finish.
Popular for summer wear. =
ms t e a d of
121ac. a yard, moMC
at.
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MOSQUITO NETTING

Lot of 7-quarter Mosquito
Netting; s yards to a piece.
Choice of any Vmr
color desired. In OVGo
stead of 49c,, at
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NECKWEAR.

Special lot of Women
Summer Neclswear. includ-
ing Pique Stocks. Lace-trim-
med and Tucked Collars, In
a large variety of pretty
summer styles. Val
ues worth 12ikc. to
Ice. each. Tomor- &c.
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ST. DRESSES.

Girls White Persian Lawn
and Fancy Bingham Dress
es; made in sailor, Russian
and suspender styles; neat
iy trimmed. Sizes
9 to IA years.
r e 6 III a s1.o0 MWC.
value, for.
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soc. TAFFETAS.

Another lot of Changeab.e
Taffetas; strictly all-silk
quality; in such desirable
combinations as garnet ana
black. blue and green, green
and blue, green and black,
brown and black, brown
and green, also plain shades
OF brown, bottle, tan, plum,
pink. garnet, etc. These
Silks sell regu-
larly at 59c. a 90
yard. Tomor- ZVC,
row for.
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aoc. GOWNS.

. 90 dozen good quality
Muslin Night Gowns, with
yoke of cluster tucks and
cambria ruffle around neck
and sleeves; all
sizes up to II. 40
INSTEAD Of DOC, ZWC.
45c. PETTICOATS.
Wash Petticoats Of striped
Bingham, finished with deep
ruff es; all -
lengths. Regular 40
45c. value tomor- ZVC.
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SHEET MUSIC

Special lot Of popular
Sheet Music, including a
great variety of vocal and
instrumental selections,
among them the following:
Texas Dan" (vocaD, "Out
In the Footlight's Glare"
(vocaD, Our Flags Motto"
Little Miss Me-" Echoes
of the Past" waltz, Even
ing Stroll" (Gavotte)
and many others. MC
Choice tomorrow at. WV
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CHILD'S HATS.

Children's Fine Quality
Leghorn Hats, trimmed
with wreatls Of peoples and
roses, with wide ribbon
bows; In pink, blue and
white. Also hats of fine
embroidery with ri b b o n
S lss SOS e ss Ssi- S 90
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BAREFOOT
SANDALS.

Children's Barefoot San
dals. of good quality tan
calfskln; guaranteed all
leather. Sizes 3
to s. Tomorrow, ,4VC.
pair, at.............
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1oc. LACES.

200 pieces of Wide Ger
man Torchon Laces, in
E d g e 8 and Insertions;
widths up to 33k inches.
Choice patterns that will
wash perfectly. Regular
s and 10c.
values -x.M~
for. ONfSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
ROWS 81 SUITS,

Special lot of Boys Com
bination Suits of Fancy
Cheviot. in a variety OF
serviceable patterns. Dou-
ble-breasted coat and TWO
PAIRS OF PANTS zone
pair of straight knee pants
and the other knickerbocker
style). Sizes 7
to 10 years IS CO Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
&c. FRENCH LAWN

AZ inch White French
Lawn; a grade that launders
perfectly and has a fine,
silky luster. Reg u
ular Csc. value &c
for one day at.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
Sf.25 Dress Goods.

46-inch Silk-and-wool Eo-
iienne and Crepe de Paris. with
handsome woven silk dots and
neat designs. The colors are tan.
prune. navy blue. reseda and
black These beautiful. soft ma
terials lend themselves perfectly
to the present
&c: : C: !, !: :.:. :: SOC.
for .................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
12Ac. DIMITY.

32-inch White India Dim
ity; an exceptionally sheer,
crisp grade, with handsome
mercerized 80
finish. Regular /oMC
121ac. value for. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
BOYS
UNDERWEAR.

Boys Balbriggan Under
wear; shirts with short
sleeves; drawers are knee
length. with double seat,
All sizes. Regu-
lar price, 25c. ~
each. Thursday Il nc.
for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
Sac BED SPRINGS.

Lot Of All Iron Bed
Springs: close-woven wire,
with center support and
copper wire edge to prevent
a G g / n 6.
stro n 6 and
lasting. In CO RE
stead of $3.50. OZ.OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
aoc. DRAWERS.

Girls excellent grade of
Muslin Drawers, made with
ruffies of embroidery and
lace tucks above. Sizes up
to IA years. In
stead of zoe. a M
pair, tomorrow, WC
FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-30
S. 20 WASH SKIRTS.

Excellent Quality White
Linenne Walking Skirts,
that look exactly like the
all-linen garments at much
higher prices. Full-gored
effect, flare bottom, finished
with nice hem, trimmed
above with Pinch fold and
row of washable soutache
braid. All lengths. Reg
S ssIas 500 $l.l0