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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
sUPERsTIrIoNs OF SAILORS.
Some Uncanny Phenomena That AssaiI
the Seafaring Man.


From the English Illustrated Magazine,
All sailors are superstitious. and the leg
ends of the sea are legion. ranging from
phantom ships to spectral lights suddenly
cleaning from yardarms and mastheads.
That many OF these legends are very an
cient may be proved by the fact that sea
harpies are described by Homer and Hesiod,
while according to Virgil they plundered
Aeneas during his voyage to Italy. The
beautiful sirens. too, are OF classic origin.
Weird indeed are the tales Of haunting
specters, fit to send ones nerves a-shiyering
after hearty supper, well suited for
Christmas time ghost stories.
There are the four COLLINS of Dunter's
Ness, not ghosts. but evil water spirits, who.
appear twice year, only In midwfnter,
but bring bad luck In a very short time to
the ship from which they are sighted.
We must mention ADMINISTER, the dreaded
ghost OF the cape, that used to be seen In
q halo OF cloud and mist over Good Hope.
and also the silent man OF Wexford Har-
Dor. the wandering soul Of the Dutch skip
per who lost hts smack on his way to Dub
lin some three centuries ago.
Ghostly apparitions are not, however, the
only ones to be feared at sea- In the case
OF st. Elmo's fire these apparitious take
the shape Of spectral lights suddenly gleam-
ing from yardaTms or mastheads. II was
known by ancient navigators as Castor and
Poliux-the best omen II seen double. but
slgnaI danger IL seen single.
Jack has score Of well-known Supersti-
ttons. many OF which are Of very long de-
scent, such as the presence Of fgureheads.
The blessing Of ships and the Crossing OF
tho Prince and the Princess 81 Wales both
paid tribute to old Neptune while On their
Journey - Australia
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ORIGIN OF SEA TERMS.
Some Are Far Fetched and Most OF
Them Are Ancient.
From the Marine Journal.

From the Marine Journal
There is hardly a language which has
not been called upon to provide at least
one of the curious sea terms which are
IN constant use and whose origin Is so
obscure.
For instance the word admiral is not of
English origin, but Is from the Arabic
"emi, ell bagh," or lord of the sea- Cap
tain comes from the Latin caput, but mate
is from Icelandic, and means a companion
or equal Coxswain Is a word whose der
iyation would never be guessed, The cox
swain was originally the man who pulled
the after oar in the captains boat, which
was known as the cockboat. This in turn
Is corruption of the word coracle, a
small round boat used on the Wye and Usk
rivers. So, coxswain comes to us from the
Welsh.
Commodore Is not so difficult to trace
to its beginning. 1t Is simply the Italian
commentators, meaning commander. No
such person as Davy Jones ever existed,
though we often hear OF him and his
locker. One should speak of Duffy
Jonah.s locker" for that was the original
Duffy Is the West Indian name for spirit
or ghost. while Jonah refers. of course, to
the prophet.
ually corrupted out Of its original form
IL the dog watch. 1t was originally the
dodge watch" because 1t lasted only two
hours. instead of four. and thus makes 1t
duty every day during the same hours.
Then there Is the sheet anchor" the
name given to the largest anchor carried
by vessel. 1t Is really "shote anchor"
and Is so called because of its great weight.
which makes it easy to shoot out in case of
emergency.
Instead of the terms "port" and star
board which are used nowadays. they
used to talk OF 'larboard'' and star
board Starboard has nothing In COM
mon with stars, but Is really the Anglo
Saxon steer board" for steer side.'' be-
cause in all galleys which were steered by
an oar the oar was fixed somewhat to
the right-hand side of the stern, and the
helmsman held the inboard portion In his
right hand. "Larboard" was probably a
corruption of lower board, the larboard side
being inferior to the other.
The Jury mast has nothing in common
with jury except Its derivation from the
same word, Jour-" the French word mean
ing day. The jury mast is one which is
put up temporarlly-for a day-just as a
Jury In its legal term meant a tribunal
sImmond for a short period only.
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Boys Clothing Dent.

Boys White Duck Norfolk Jacket Suits knick-
erbocker pants; sizes s, 8 and 10. Reduced from
$500 to 50. so each
Boys Linen Crash Norfolk Jacket Suits knIck-
erbocker pants; sizes to l6. Reduced from 81 50
to 81 % each
Boys White Linen Peter Thompson Sailor
suits. with blue collar sizes 10 and II. Reduced
from So. 90 to SO 85 each
10 Bows Russian Blouse and Dutch Collar Suits
sizes 2h tc T. Reduced from So so to 80.
Boys Bishop Collar Suits; sizes 21S. and 8.
Reduced from 81. so TO 81 90 each.
Is Bows Russian Blouse Suits white and cOlors
sizes 2la TO 7. Reduced from $3.50 and s.. 90 to
1896 each.
Yodths' Long Pants Suit; size 80. Reduced
from S12 80 to IS 90
Youths Black Serge Double breasted Long
Pants Suit size 80. Reduced from SIP so TO 800.
Bows Atwood Double breasted Blue Serge
SHIFTS; sizes to TO- Reduced from 81. 90 to So. rs
each.
Third floor Tenth at
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Friday Bargain inn
Wash Dress Goods.

Oengths from 81 to oH yds.)
Printed Organizes and Silk Mousselines at
half and less than half former prices They
are in lengths suitable for house gowns.
negllgees. long and short kimonas. dressing
sacques and children's and misses frocks.
Lot Printed French Organdie Lisse:
pink. heiiotrope and blue floral designs on
clear white grounds.
I5c. yd. Were 37Hc.
Lot 2-Silk Mousseline plain and dotted.
with a variety OF beautiful floral printings
on white grounds.
Isc yd, Were 25c. and 37Hc
Also many remnants of Batste Lawns.
in lengths from to yards.
SC. yd. Were I2Hc.
Second floor q
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Oldest Christian Prelate.

From the London Chronicle.
On June 18th the oldest prelate In Chris
tendon. DR.. Daniel Murphy. Roman Catholic
Archbishop Of Hobart the capital OF Tas-
mania, entered on his ninety-second year.
Born In Cork on the day on which the
battle of Waterloo was fought. DR.. MUIR
ply was ordained in 1888. volunteered for
the Indian mission, and toward the close
OF 1645 was nominated by Pope Gregory
XVI as bishop OF a new diocese in Hydera-
bad. He labored in India for couple OF
decades and was then translated to Tas-
mania by Plus TX HIS health was sup.
posed to have been undermined by twenty
years hard work in Intal at the time OF
Tasmanfans are partie ulariy proud OF him
as O splendid testimo; iial to the recupera.
tive qualities Of theis delightful climate.
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Friday Bargain inn
essonabRe White Goods.

Imported White Pique tEngiish), with
white ugures of various kinds-sultapie LOT
suits skirts and children's frOcks and coats
3714c. yd. Value, soc.
English Nainsook. soft finish, good quail
ity l. yards to the piece.
SI.75 pee. Value, S2.25.
$500 pee. Value, So. so.
Special:
100 wards White Irish Linen (ali pure
fax: soft rnish--suitable for suits. waists
underwear and childrens frocks. ETC.
Special price, $50. yd.
Second door. Eleventh st.
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Furniture Department.

l Fine Hardwood Refrigerator. qaartered oak
case, opaite lined. wire shelves. Reduced from
SEQ 90 TO SGT so.
l Green Rattan Porch swing neat design, COM
plete with rope. Reduced from $50 90 to Sf0eo
Wsathered Oak Porch Swing, Stickiey make,
heavy wroughttron chains genuine les Their cushion
on seat. Reduced from $&S. 90 TO SfTac.
Rustic Settee, well made, slst seat Reduced
from Si5.09 SIS.
! Handsome Ice Chest. three compartments gal
yapized steel lined, double doors. Reduced freln
Sis.6 TO $ie6s
! Rattan Go-Cart. reclining back whitney make
Win rattan hood rubber tire wheels. brake slight
iy shepworn. Reduced from $27 90 to Si3 s5
/ White Enameled Reclining Go-Csrt, Haywood
make. full steel auto gear, heavy rubber tires.
lined with white leather cloth Reduced from
sc 80 TO SI2.d5
Sixth floor.
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China Department,

/ Austrian China Dinner Set l baker MISSING
Reduced from $500 TO $Ii.95
Pink Decorated Limoges China Covered Dishes.
Reduced from 81. 80 to 81 90 each
Pink and Green Limoges China Meat Dfxhes
Reduced from 81 50 to 81 90 each
. % Decorated German China Berry Saueers Rs-
duced from I5c &c Ice each.
Royal Do1ltou Ever and Basin slightly dam
aged. Reduced from $500 to 81 80
80 Decorated Austrian China Salad or Dessert
Plates. Reduced from 25c. to i5c. each
Richly Decorated Limoges China Guns and sau.
GERS. Reduced from 81 90 to Coo. each
Hand P ainfed Limoges China Chocolate Pitcher.
Reduced from $4.00 to - so.
fiand- painted Italian China Cake Plates re-
duced from 81 90 TO Soc each
Fifth floor, q Of,
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WOr1en's. Coat DENT !.

10, " omen Brown-mixed Automobile Coat black.
velvet collar and cuffs; size 80 Reduced from
5000 to $500. u Aio'A
lined with satin; size "a Reduced from xaS m 70
$3.50 ~ o'i s"o'VV "
Momehs Black SILK Empire Coat, neck and
sleeves trimmed with white lace: size al Reau.a1
from $3.50 to $500. ~
~ "mens Tan Covert Cloth Coat, trimmed with
braid, lined throughout with taffets sjlL s,. a.
hea1ced from $500 to IS. 10.
Third floor. If
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Misses Dent.

vo 4. U,lis white Lawn Dresses made with tuckaa
Joae qua trimmed with embroidery INN skirt Srt1S
81 so I t sizes g 9, 10, IL and L. Reduced from
wo,s 1i.is White Lawn Dresses, made with long
VAS ast ana trimmed with insertion: full skirt wtas
to 40c. each. ' ANeouceo from $l.oO
80. Tot OF Girls Guimpes made long waistoa and
isca Ge USED with suspender dresses; trimmed with
DUG FELL =, ana n tusks; sizes 4. Q. and 10. Re-
GfIs White Pique and Linen Dresses .ouo
n, sn Win hand-embroidered collar and frimmaS
each anu ~io.oV 10 Woo and %. 70
10, q uiris White Linen Coats made Dor stvIe Wit,
oon piaits from neck and finished with hesxv Iaen
$40 o. ea s.bes and s. Reduced from S175o to
from $1,000 to 50 a. '~o years. reduced
Third floor q at
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Ripe for an Investigation.

A professor OF the Swiss Dairy School
at Sohnta1 has compiled statistics OF the
number OF micro-organisms found IN
cheese. His experiments lead to the
conclusion that every gram {one-thirtieth
part of an ounce) of fresh Emmenthaier
(Swiss} cheese contains between 5000 and
10000 living germs After two months
the number has increased to 100000
Cream cheese contains still larger num-
Der OF anfmafcuiae, gram harboring
after three weeks, 7JO.0gU. rising to 2.OV0.-
900 after a month and q halr These fig-
ures apply only to the center OF the cheese,
while close to the rind families numbering
h500.000 bacteria may be found In every
gram Of cheese. In about one and a half
pounds OF cream cheese. the professor estf-
ara human beings ON the face Of the globe
It Is supposed that all or most OF these
microbes IRE friendly ones and assist IN
the digestive process We hope sol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Millinery Department.

and $500 to IS 90 each ' ~Ao'oV
Chfldrens Trimmed Hats Red,.ad . 90 ~
and 500 TO 81 90 each. -''" $'''V
70 Womens Cntrimmed Hats, reduced from, q, so
snd Szoo TO 90. EACH 10. reduced from 81 90 and
$500 TO 81 go each. A VOW anu
miscellaneous lot of Flowers Redwood from
DOC. to Toe. bunch o'e" iioa
Second floor, Tenth ST
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Summer Goods DENT.

Extra Heavy Canvas Weave Hammock with
spreader. adjustable pillow and deep valance Re-
duced from 81 90 to S. 90 ~ Ne
z Extra Long and Wide Hammocks, with spreader
at each end. adjustable pillow and deem valance
Reduced from s.. 90 to Sc 95 each
oso Hammoeks. made of linen Irvine, with
spreader at each end ard deep valance Rednced
from So. so to s.. 95 each
Fourth floor. Eleventh at
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An Intelligent Admirer.
From the 1.oodou ACADEMY T

An audience. especially British au-
dience, best likes what 1t most thoroughly
knows An anecdote of Paderewsl<i. and
one which he particularly loves to tell
himself. IL illustrative Of this. At the close
Of one Of his earlier recitals in London. In
the days when the great virtuso
was not as famous as now. Lady
hammered at the door OF the ar
lists room. She must see Mr. Paderew-
ski. she positively must. she had some
thing important to say. Admittance was
more or less grudginsly allowed. and then
the important communication gushod out,
.Oh, Mr. Paderooski, was 30 delighted
with that Beethoven sonata. AIy daughter
Arabella plAyu it.'s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Infants Department.

a. rahcy Straw Hat. trimmed with sb,rred ,,b.rt
to $275 'e'' heuueed from " 30
Blue Percale Dresses with white no,k. dot.
, has win short sleeves and no collar neatly tn
=, ~ VIII VIII white tucks. Reduced from 81 10 to
ona- Fseneh Hand made Dress. a good model for
fne tncks pa dimmed with hand embroidery aud
Blue pique Dresses. Russian style made with
- - oeit ana two rows of pearl buttons; sizes 2
70 o years Reduced from s.. 90 to SO 90 each
"a AVN s, bonnets, trimmed with embroidery. lace
$1.0O each euueeo from 700 70
Third floor Eleventh
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Womens Blue Cheviot Tailored Coat Suits.
e 81 with moire: circular iounce skirt: sixes
O. ana 80 Reduced from $500 to SIG 90 each.
III "omen's Gray Check Elton Suits, trimmed with
A. CIRCULAR skirt. plated back and front and an
ished with folds at bottom; sizes az and m ~
duced from $500 to SIS. 90 each
omen.s Green Linen Eton Suit. made princess
duced from $500 to $1,000
:! Momen,s White Null Princess Dress lace yoke
s ulnm s Win eyelet Insertion; size "a. Reduced
women's White French Lawn Dress lace trim
med ana tucked; princess effect waist size 40 Re-
duced FROM $21 90 to $3.50.
omens Dotted Swiss Princess Dresses trim
med with lace sizes ~ and "a. Reduced from
$lS. 80 to $500 eaen.
Third floor q st
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Black Dress Goods DENT

y yds 5O-inch Mohair Sicilian Cloth Redrced
from 81 so TO $3.75 for pee eo'eeu
40 yds; 4o-ineh clairetts Priestley's) Reduced
- yds 4e-!nch Embroidered Serge Reduced
from s. % TO 81 90 for pee AAeuu'eu
81. 10 TO 81 90 for pee u iioin
~ yds; 4s-ineh An-snk Chiffon Cloth. Reduced
from s.. SO to 50. so for pee
Second floor. G ST
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Naming the Princeling.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The messenser-"It is boy. your im-
perial highness''
gratifled 70 know that my wishes have
been complied with"
The messenger-"And the name, your
highness? What name viii you give him?s
The kaiser-N Name? Why. any name VII
- - lnng - it u Wiihsim.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Bows Furnishing Dent.

IL Boys TX. E." Blouses; all sizes Re
duced from 81 80 to 69c each
Boys Golf Caps. Reduced from Soc to 29c
each.
Bows and Girls Broad Brim Sailors Reduced
from 81 % to TIC. each
IL Boys end Girls Yeddo Straw Sailors. Re
.duced from 81 90 TO 81 90 each
10 Boys and Girls Milan Straw Sailors Re-
duced from 81. so TO 81 so each.
Third floor. Tenth st
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Bric=a=Brac DENT.

Green Marble PEDESTAL slightly damaood o.
duced from $1,000 to 81 90 80
White Marble PEDESTAL Reduced from sas m
to $2I.s0. o" s'o'oo
I Marble Bust. fancy head. slightly DAMAGED
Reduced from $500 to $1,000
Marble Bust. fancy head sIiebfix aau...x
Reduced from $500 to So 90.
2 Hammered Brass Coal Hods Reducaa 49,,
$3.50 TO IS 90 each Ai"1n
$I-I0 to 75c. each. A1osn
from 200 to 81 co. es0
Artificial Fern. Redueed from $500 to 81 90.
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Bed DEPARTMENT.

Aft White Enameled Bed. trimmed with bra.s
from $3.50 to $1,000
4h-ft; Plain White Enameled Bed, scroll d..
sign. Reduced FROM $11 90 to s. 90. '"'A uo-
4h-ft. White Enameled Bed rtIt tr,uu,nu.
Reduced from So 90 to $40 So
4Hrft. Cotton Felt Mattresses In two nsrt.
lou best make), covered In fancy art t,rts,,s.
slightly seed. reduced from 800 to SIC 90 each
8ft., reduced from $12OO to 80 90 " eeen >
Second floor. Tenth st.
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ParasOa DEPARTMENT

Is Colored. silk Parasols plain and tucked effects
Reduced from $500 TO So 80 each
II Coiored Silk Parasols. Reduced from So 90 to
81 so each
Coored Silk Parasols. Reduced from 81 so and
So 90 to 81 90 each.
Main floor. Tenth
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Basket Department.

Lunch Hamper. furnished for six persons. RI.
duced from SO 90 to $500 0
Straw Telescopes, reduced from T5c to Zoe
each; 2. reduced from 40c. to zoe. each
to 81 co. ~ vow
2 Lined Knife Baskets. Reduced from Il 70 IN
75c. each. VoS y"
Fifth Goor Eleventh n
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Housefurnishin9 Dept.

p Copper plated Steel Saucepans. Reduced from
81 80 to T5e. each. -
2 Copper piated Steel Stew Pans. Reducsd from
81 % TO 65c. each.
8 Enamsied Ware Double Boilers. Reduced from
6S<. to lSc. each.
Copper Bottom wash Boiler. sAopworn. Re.
duced from 81 so TO 75c.
Large Fruit rresses. Reduced from 75c to ssc.
each.
from "a 50 10 $1z5.
s.. 80 to 81 50.
Fifth door. Eleventh IT
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Sporting Goods Dent

a., z Canvas Hunting yr Fishing Coats; sizes 80 and
o. heduced from $3.50 and 400 to 81 90 each.
Canvas Hunting Fishing Coats; sizes "a
80 20 and A. Reduced from s. so to 71c each.
e Canvas Hunting or Fishing Goats; sizes 90 and
SS. R.duced from Toe. to Soc each.
pairs Corduroy Trousers: sizes 80 and 40 re-
duced from $4.o0 to 81. 50 pair; L. reduced from
$3.50 to 90. ~
40 yards of Minnow Netting Reduced from zoe.
to l0c. per yard.
! Hish-grade Bicycle. THE Erie," 2O-inch frame
singie-tube traction tires. Reduced from S25 90 Ia
115.75. ~ ~
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Friday Bargain i'm
Swimmer GOrsetS.

0NLAHlAlGI SUG SENSe
Womens Corsets. made of good quality
net, with coutil strippings; straight front,
dip hip; sizes Is to ~.
Special value, SOC. pr.
And these remnants:
pairs Lily Of France Corsets, straight front.
Dig nip. classics attached 25, Is. 70 and 80
Reduced from $500 TO S4.oU pair
psirs sapphire Corsets, boned with real whale
bone. straiguI front, dip nip; sizes ~ ~ and "a
Reduced frOm S9.75 10 500 pair
- pairs - b Corsets. batiste. straight 'front.'
dip hip. CLASHES attached sizes Is. 10, ~. 81 %
Is, "a, p, - and 20. Reduced from SlOo 10 75c.
pair.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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Friday Bargain i'm
Mems FURNISHINGS.

Men $ Fancy Lisle Thread Sox. mostly tan
grounds. with neat embroidered clocks and
jacquard effects: all sizes.
35c.; 3 prs. for $I.oo.
Regular price, soc. pr.
Mems Light Web suspenders, made from
goods; full sizes: leather ends.
Special price, 25c. pr.
Mems Leather Belts. a manufacturers
samples. in the most popular feathers and
widths. They are high-grade goods and are
shown In grays tans, modes and blacks
sizes 30, 80 and "a. Offered at half and less
than half prices.
25c. each. Usually Soc
SOC. each. Usually 75c. and $I.oo.
75c. each. Usually $I.25 and ST. 50.
$I.oo each. Usually $I.75 and $2oo.
And these remnants:
10 pairs Mems Fancy Cotton and Lisle Sox ends
OF lines: sizes g12, 10h and IL Reduced from Csc
tn pairs for SOC.
Is Mems White Light weight Merino Shirts, half
sleeves. slightly imperfect; sizes So 40 ~ and "a
Reduced from s1.25 to SOC. each
Mems Balbriggan Shirts. long sleeves slightly
imperfect; size ~. Reduced from 81 90 to soc
each.
8 Mems Fancy Striped Light weight Flannel Neg
and 1871. Reduced from 81 Is to 81 90 each
pairs Mems Knee Length Balbriggan Drawers:
sizes IS and 40 Reduced from 81 90 TO SOC each
Mems Twopiece Neglgee Suits In gray mix
lures: sizes "a. 35. 80. 40 and AZ. Reduced from
Main floor.
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: Friday Bargain i'm
Table Cloths and Towels.

. A manufacturer s samples OF Table Cloths
and Towels, showing sngnt imperfectiohS'
offered at special prices, as follows:
Table Cloths. -- "'
2x21., $2.25. Were $500.
,2x213, S3.25. Were $3.50.
2x3 S2.75. Were S3.75.
2x3 $500. Were $500.
Towels.
SISo dozen. Were S2.4o.
$500 dozen. Were ~. so.
Also d small lot Of Fine DamasA Pattern
Cloths, some with round center. some cut
round. SIZE 2lsx2a yards; perfect goods and
very handsome
$500 each. Were $3.50.
An importers sample line of Embroidered
and Hemstitched Linen Tea Cloths. Doylies.
center P.eces etc
"a to q off Regular Prices.
Second floor. Eleventh st.
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Friday Bargain i'm
Screen Doors and Cabinet
Made Window Screens.

Screen Doors. walnut finish, complete
with hinges. hook-and-eye and knob: sizes
ski feet.
6oc. each Were $I.oo.
Screen Doors OF Hardwood. with natural
finish; sizes 2ex6.6 IT.: 2.Sx6S IT.; t.10x6lO
IT: 2 lox7.0 IT.; 3.0x7.o #.
ooc. each. Were $I.25.
$I.Io each. Were $3.50.
Screen Doors. extra heavy. natural finish,
galvanized wire; sizes 2.Sx6.S IT.: 21ox
Clio II.
Sass each. Were $500.
Also about 40 Cab.net-made Window
Screens representing the seasons insists,
etc; small. medium and large. Bring size
OF your window.
soc. each. Were $I25 to S.. 50.
Fourth floor. G 81.
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WOm1e1's Waist DENT.

assortment OF White Lawn Waists. variety Of
In IS not an sizes In every STYLE but all sizes
M tne comoihed lots At greatly reduced rrires
uricss lot of Lace ana SILK Waists at reduced
Third floor q az
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Friday Bargain i'm
WOnnen's Leather Belts.

What remains Of the manufacturers SAM
Piles Women's Belts, advertised recently. Of
fered at uniform price to close. There
are both Crushed Leather and Silk Belts,
and quite a variety of styles and coiors,
and all this seasons goods
25c. for choice.
Were $I.oo and $I.5o.
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Friday Bargain i'm
Leather Hand Bags.

We have closed out from the maker a
small lot of fine Hand Bags. which we offer
at third and quarter the regular prices.
They are made of fine black enamel leather
and lined with morocco leather and made
on imported frames; sizes for women and
r1an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Special value, I2Hc. pr.
Also the following remnants
Friday Bargain i'm
Bed Blankets.

A small lot of one-of -a-kind Blankets full
size, more or less soiled, offered at reduced
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
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Womren's OxfOrdS.

WOnren's OxfOrds.
wonen's Dongola Kid Butcher oxfords'
with patent tip and welt sole sizes u %
B. and d lasts.
S1.o5 pair. Were $500,
Also Women's Dull Calf Butcher Oxforas'
TN If same and welt soles; sizes to D.
a, b, c and D.
SI.o5 pair, Were $3.50.
Also Misses and Children's Dongoia ma
Onfords. with patent tip and wet so.1 SUES
Rox Calf Butcher Oxfords. with welt soieS
ard patent tip: Patent Kid Biucher OK
lords with welt soies; sizes Sl3 TO IL nave
snring heels; sizes Il to have haif heels
B. C and ID lasts.
SI.75 pair for choice.
Values, $500 and so.
And these remnants:
II pairs Women's 2-eyelet Tan Russian CaiiskiI
OIforos welt sole; sizes 4. and IAA-ors. % anu
~. A-5Ih q and 6LaB-51a. and TO- heouceu
from So 30 to 81 70 pair ,.s val,
O ,airs Nomens Tan Seaiskin Oxforas, wen
sole sizes A. Az. 5, 5la and IAA-s, l. IA anu w.
Resuced from So. 90 to 81 % pair.
Third FOO. Tenth ST.