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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Fresh Eggs were a very firm feature of the
market for Dairy Produce yesterday. the supply
being limited and the demand unusually brisk for
the end of the week. Fresh selected made an
advance Of 1c per dozen the Exchange. but
after the official trading period actual short
any kind of fresh stock on the street although
they were offering 2@3c per dozen over the OFF,
cia1 quotations
There was lull in the demand for Butter re-
taiers being apparently well supplied after the
active buying of the two preceding days. The
and there no noticeable accumulation on
hand at the close. Cheese. like Butter. was
quiet and unchanged The only transaction on
the Exchange was a sale Of 10 cases of fresh
selected Eggs at 44c.
Receipts were 10000 lbs Butter $4,000 lbs
Cheese and 329 cs Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as es-
tablished by the sales, bids and offers on the floor
OF the Dairy Exchange:
hrm: do frsts, 30c, steady: seconds, 26c, firm;
packing stock firm at 81 15c for No. l and 21c
for No. 2; Eastern extras. 30c. frm: do frsts.
2Sc hrm: Eastern ladies'. firm at 21c for extras
and 2os G for frsts Storage goods--Ca liforna ex-
Arm: No. ! packing stock 2olhc, firm; Eastern
extras. 29c firm; Eastern ladies'. firm at q nc
Tor extras and 21c for 1rsts.
CHEESE-Fancy California. new dats. 14lhc
per IN. steady: firsts. 1870. firm: new Young
Americas, fancy, 15c. steady: Eastern fancy.
l1c. firm; Western fancy. 15c. frm Storage
goods-Fancy California fats, 14c. firm; do
hrsts ,c lSc. firm fancy Eastern. 17c.. firm.
steady; frsts. 36c. firm; seconds. nominal; Cali
fornia storage selected. Soc. firm; frsts, 26c,
nrm; Eastern storage selected. 25c, firth; hrsts
241ae. firm; seconds, zoe. firm.
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. Dec. 22-WHEAT-Club. 6sc
bluestem. CSC; valley. CSC: red. 64c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Dec. 22.-WHEAT-Unchange
bluestenl, CSC; club. 66c; red. 64c.
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Butter. Cheese and E-gs

CHICAGO. Dec 22.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady;
creameries 22M31c: daires 20M2Te. Eggs.
firm: AT mark. cases included 2l@24c: frsts.
2sc: prime hrsts, 2Sc; extras, Soc Cheese, firm,
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Condftfon of the Trea,urv

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Today's Treasury
statement: Available cash balance 1895. I54: :
579: gold coin and bullion, $10s, ,6i6 lS9; gold
certificates, $5s. .0e3, $50.
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-CATTLE-Receipts 400.
Steady; beeves. $4M6.90: cows and heifers. 81 80
oslo: stockers and feeders S240M4.50 Tex
ans S2.55a 40; westerners. S3.90@5.60; calves,
S2.756l7.15.
HoGS--Receipts. Is. ooD. Market. sc lower.
Mixed and butchers, S5.95M6G5: good. heavy.
S.. $500. 20; pigs, $5.40@61o; bulk of sales,
S6.056I6. 90
SHEEP Receipts. 1900: steady. Sheep, So 10
Q5.G0; lambs, S4.75@7.65-
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London Closing stock.

Bar silver-Steady: 32Nd per ounce
Money-565A per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 666L per cent and for three
months bills per cent.
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Exports and In,nort.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Total imports of specie
at the port Of New York for the week ending
today were $70,140 silver and $41s 537 gold
Total exports of specie were s471 100 silver and
S1910 gold
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
SD. Louis Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 22-wOOL-Steady: me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing 23M27c
light. fine. 19921Ac; heavy fine. 14@16c; tub,
washed, 5e@5Ihc
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Wheat and other Grains

WHEAT-Futures made another slight decline
yesterday botn here and at Chicago. All mar
kets continue tame and featureless A wire
from Chicago yesterday said:
Wheat is passing through very trying pc
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Potntoe.. onions and yexetablea

The usual week dullness prevailed in the
market for Potatoes Yesterday and as there
were no new arrivals of any consequence. the
market was noDinaIly unchanged the general
tone being one of firmpess- Some Burbanss. that
arrived late on Friday from Oregon and Nevada.
and few scattering lots of Salinas stock. were
Offering at s1.l5 per ct old and trashy lots of
Onions are gradually disappearing and good sound
stock is firmly held ut advanced prices.
Receipts of vegetables from the south were
light. and. although trade rather quiet
available supplies of most descriptions cleaned
up readily at firm prices. Mushrooms were sell
ing at 25@35c per pound for ordinary offerings
and 75c for cultivated.
POTATOES fper ctl)-River White. s115l
Las; Oregon Burbanks 81 .45G1. IS: Sweet Pota-
toes. 81 q in sacks and So in crates.
ONIONS-Yelow. per ctl. 700aOc.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas 10612c per lb.
String Beans. l2l5 @15c per lb: Wax Beans.
1914 @15c per ID; Tomatoes. S1.25@1.75 per
erate: Hothouse Cucumbers. 81 per dozen. Cream
SQUASH. 60@65c per box: Summer Squash, -
per box; Garlic, 21a@ a@4c per lb; Celery. 4o675c
per dozen; Cabbage, 81 per ctl; Caulifower.
!5c per dozen; Carrots 81 per sack. Turnips,
Peppers, 3@6c per lb for Chile and 20@25c for
Bell: Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash, s12.5o@ 20
per ton.
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Weekly Bank CIearinxs

The local bank clesrings for the week were
So go 90. agsfn S3s. .334 942 for the corre-
spending week Of 1905. gain Of $9,21S,32s, or
- per cent.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

Prime mercantile paper. 6G6z per cent
Sterling exchange easy with actual business In
bankers bills al 81 .S3l56l4 $500 for demand and
at s. 7T75 G47s for sixty y-day bills.
Posted rates. S4.79l2 M4.s0 and $4S4i2 94S5.
Commercial bills. $471M4.11&.
Bar silver. 09 nc.
Mexican dollars, 53&c.
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Poultry and Game

Market conditions and quotations for dressed
Turkeys vague and unsettled yes
terday. owing to the apathy of buy
receipts were heavy. were holding off, expectinz
break In prices. 1t was waiting market all
around. as receivers were generally of the
opinion that the bulk of the shipments were in
and were not inclined to urge business. Early
deliveries from domestic points were about 200
tons. and as on the preceding day. there were
some large arrivals by the late trains. few
scattering sales were reported in the early trade
at 25c per pound and occasionally little higher.
but the bulk of the sales made were at 23M24c.
Market conditions will probably become better
adjusted today. All kinds of live Poultry were
neglected and nominaly unchanged.
POULTRY fper dozen)-Hens. S6.50MS for
large and s5M6 for small: old BOOSTERS. S5n
800; young Roosters s65007.50: Fryers. s5@
5,5Q: Broers. S303.5o; Pigeons. ST. Squads.
81, ,So@1 70: Ducks. s6m7 for young and S5@6
for old: Geese. s2@25O per pair.
TURKEYS per poundl-Live. 20622c; dressed,
22@24c: do Eastern Chilled, 21@o2c
GAME tper dozenl--Mallard Ducks $450@6:
Canyasbacks. S4d7 Sprig So. 50m4 so: Teal. So
@2.25: Gray Ducks. $3G3.50; Widgeon. $250@
g. small Ducks S262, %: Black Jacks. 50; Gray
Geese G. @ s4@45o s White - Geese. sl;5o92; Brant:
&c; Hare. 50; Cottontail Rabbits, $2.50@3.
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Holiday Adjournment of Exchanges

The New York Cotton Exchange stands sd-
Sourned 10 Nednesday The New York Stock
Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade win be
open tomorrow. The San Francisco Stock EN-
changes have adjourned TO Wednesday. but the
Grain Exchange VIII be open tomorrow
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Northcrn Rusfness

PORTLAND. Dec. 22.-Clearings, s6ee, $50
balances. $s1. $50.
TACOMA. Dec. 22.-Clearings, 81 $40. .O91
balances. SIG, ,266
SEATTLE. Dec 22.-Clearings 81 1877 so1
balances. S195. .53S.
SPOKANE Dec 22.-Clearings. $I6O 2l5: hal
ances, $10S, 790.
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Ner YORK stock LIsr

E. r. Hutton & Co. 490 California street.
rncl.ibers Of the New York Stock Exchange, iur-
uish tie following list OF bond and stock saisz
rcstersay;
E-Te< SFo-FS 7TIigb T-oTy I F3id A.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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New York Stock List Continued.
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California Stock and OIL Exchange
SALES
Mining stocks

Adjourned until Wednesday. lis D. N.
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CITRUS FRUITsLPer box: Navel Oranges.
81 60Q3.t0 for fancy; $1.T6@2.25 for choice and
$l4l. 90 for standards; Seedlings, S1@1 :25; Tan
ons. S2036 so for choice and fancy, and q .2502
for standard; Grape Fruit. e263.6o; Lines.
$3.5o14.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananss, per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2@2 80 for Central American;
Pineapples. 1896 per DOZEN
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, December 22-1o:so a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
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LOCAL MARKET
ExchsnEe and Bullion

Silver was &c higher.
LOCAL,
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Civil Service Examinations

The civil service commission has an.
hounced examinations for the purpose OF Sc
curing names for the eligible list for mp
pointment in the government service. as
follows:
Engineer craftsman, May . 3 and { for
vacancy In position OF structural and me
chanica1 craftsman at 1920 per annurn. in
the engineer department at large Wheeling,
". va and vacancies as they may occur
IN any branch OF the service requiring
similar qualifications
Assistant electrical engineer. May and 4.
10 MI vacancy In the signal service al large
ior duty IN the department of California at
81 ioD and other vacancies that may occur
Electrical assistant. May 2 to I'LL six
vacancies at $500 each in the signal service
at large and others that may occur
Apprentice in the mint and asssay- service
April %, for vacancies as they may occur
at Philadelphia, New Orleans, Denver and
San Francisco.
These examinations viii be held at vari-
Gus convenient points throughout the coun-
try.
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MARYLAND WOMAN KILLED.
Shot in Doorway of Her Home Near
Salisbury

Mrs. W. A. Ennis was shot ana killed
by Goldsborough Bailey Saturday night at
her home, Parkers Mill, four miles from
Salisbury, Md. Alfred Jones. who was
standing near the woman, was slightly
wounded. The tragedy was the result of a
quarrel between Bailey and John Ennis
earlier in the evening, when the former
accused the latter of harboring his wife
Bailey Is in the county jail at Salisbury.
and speedy justice will be dealt out to him,
as the circuit court is now In session. When
the details of the tragedy became public,
great indignation was expressed, but there
are, at present, no indications of Iynehng.
The primary cause of the crime was
trouble that has existed for some time be-
tween Bailey and his wife, due to Bailey 8
habits. He drank heavily at times, and
when in liquor was quarrelsome and dan
gerous. Recently he had determined to sell
his farm and leave that part of the coun-
try, SO he said. He contaminated a sale,
but his wife refused to sign the deed I'M
less she received her dover rights In cash.
About ten days ago second sale was made
of the property, and, upon receiving the
money, Mrs. Bailey signed the deed.
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

The first shipment of coal OF the season
over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal has
arrived at Georgetown. The shipment con-
sisted of over fifteen hundred tons of coal
from the Cumberland mines. Most of this
coal is to be shipped In the near future
to New England posts.
The remodeling of the old Smoot house
on 31st street just north of the post office
has been nearly completed. The building
is being converted into an apartment house.
The property belongs to the neirs of the
late John H. Smoot.
Miss Havenner of Georgetown has gone
to Baltimore. where she will reside perma-
nently with her brother. Rev. Frank H.
Havenner formerly pastor of The dunbar
ton Avenue NJ. E. Church
A class was confirmed yesterday at St
Johns Episcopal Church, Potoma. and o
streets, Bishop Satterlee officiating.
The annual election OF offleers OF the Gu.
zens' Equitable Building Association of
GEORGETOWN will be held next Monday. At
this meeting the vacancy made by the
death of Mr. Edgar p. Berry, the treasurer,
will be filed
Mr.. John Heeman, at public auction. has
purchased the two-story nine-room frame
dwelling at 352l street, which is a part OF
the estate of the late John J. Cook. The
purchase price was $3.50. The property at
the corner of 33d and NJ streets was with
drawn the bidding not being satisfactory
The Sisters of Providence of St Marys of
the Woods have recently purchased a large
tract of land adjoining the grounds of st.
AIMS Church. Tenleytown. 1t Is proposed
to erect a school building on the site.
AT a meeting of the Washington play
grounds committee il was decided to ask
the school board for permission to use the
grounds surrounding the Western High
School as Fairgrounds for the children of
that section of Georgetown. 1t is probable
the application will be granted.
Two new bridges are to be erected on the
Murdoch Mill road, replacing the present
ones now in use. Bridge No Is to be
replaced with a concrete bridge at an esti-
mated cost of Si71.50 and Bridge No. 9
is to be replaced by d similar one at an
estimated cost of $3.50.
Rev. Charles F. Stealey. pastor of the
West Washington Baptist Church, preached
the last sermol of his special series. THE
Up-to-Date Young Man. last evening to a
large congregation.
Preparations are being made for the an
nual commencement of the Linthicum In
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Panama Canal Employees Strike.

Henry Burnett, late assistant manager OF
the labor and quarters department at
Colon Panama, presented a letter signed
by Chief Engineer Stevens to Rchardo
Bermudez. whom he was To supersede as
commissary al Crlstobal. Bermudez de-
clined to accept the letter and on Mr. Bur
nett insisting on his right 10 take imme-
date charge, a squad of police was called
in and stopped all deliveries. Nearly the
whole staff of the commissary then quit
work in sympathy with Bermudez but tho
ma joritY of them returned to their duties
later. though Chief Clerk Delgardo and
eleven other employees declined to resume
their work. The taking of stock in the
eommissary is now going on. II Is not
known why Bermudez who is Panaman.
was superseded. Owing to the continued
drought Colon is threatened with a water
famine
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Unpublished
Rice.

Commended SO highly by experts
OF the United States Agricultural
Department as possessing excep-
tionally high food properties.
As, after considerable difficulty,
we have been able to secure but a
small quantity-and will probably
be unable to obtain further sup
ply this season, it is suggested that
you provide for your wants early.
Ioc. the pound.
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st,tute TO be held the latter part OF Nav.
MT and Mrs. Frederick Linger have taken
apartments at 30lS n street, where they
win reside until the residence at 1920 N
street, recently purchased by Mr. I.inser
S1ieL now occupied by the Washington Boys
Club. can be converted into n nloder,, a1or+
ment house
Mr. FRANK Stanton. who has been confined
TO ms nome for several months with infIam-
iatofy rheumatism. is able to be out again
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on, second floor, Tenth st.


Spring and Summer Shoes for
women.
This firm has always been noted
for its high-grade goods-produc-
ing only the very best in Women's
Footwear-and to them has also
been ceded first place i'll this very
important business.
individuality of style and unsur-
passed wearing qualities, together
with comfort and perfect fit, char
acterize every pair of shoes turned
out of their factories. Every piece
of leather and every finding en-
ployed in the manufacture of their
footwear is closely scrutinized, and
if in the leastwise defective is, cast
aside These careful details, to-
gether with skilled mechanics and
men of brains to devise new mod
els, all tend toward the completion
OF shoes that, for intrinsic merit,
sightliness and individuality of
style, cannot be surpassed.
Included in this first showing
are Pumps, Ties and Oxfords, of
imported tan Russia calfskin, pat
ent coltskin, demi-calfskin, kidskin
and white Sea Isle Duck.
Inspection is invited.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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White Goods
Depart

JTTOR fine yarn white goods
1NT Jones Brothers of Manches-
oInj ter, England, stand higher
W. in reputation than any
other makers, and their name
stamped on piece of goods is a
guarantee of the wear.
We are in receipt of a direct
shipment of their products, consist
ing of
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Our Special Easter Opening of
Partisan and American millinery.

vehemeH banyor sensible refined elegant rmetf ayhN showing
n hy tl, in genera " eve
hrweb cmoeF emhn materials and them up N Frd idea only he be different
F very hh the
those d m
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The ''Capital''
Sewing Machine.

The ''Capital''
Sewing Machine.
~ HIS machine was accepted
4 by us only after we were
W thoroughly convinced, by
series of very practical
demonstrations, that it had no peer
at the price. Every piece of the
steel mechanism about it has thor
oughly stood the Acid Test"
which means that it will not cor
rode and eat in after continuous
usage; and besides being delicate
enough for the finest work, it will
thoroughly withstand the greatest
amount OF hard wear and tear. The
ten-year guarantee which accom-
panies it is proof sufficient of it's
high character.
1t is shown in two styles, and at
two prices
$4,000 and S28. so.
The $3.50 machine has a device
which locks the drawers automat-
ically when closed. 1t is the popu-
lar drop-head style, with automatic
lift, fitted into a handsome solid
oak case, highly polished, and is
complete with full set of the lat
est niekeled steel attachments.
Our demonstration will be pleased
to show you the superior merits OF
this machine.
Second floor. @ st.
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With the Suit.
THE OUTER y GARMENT SHOP.
coo TO Ola ELEVENTH STREET.

Ours unquestionaby the interesting Millinery dis
play in Washington. This exposition positive revelation
1t is splendid surprise 1t will delight and enhuse for
affords the opportunity buy spring much less than
you expect to pay.
There scores of hats of every imaginable size shane
and effect; combinations both and material that IRE
simply irresistible Hats that gems Hats that owe their
inspiration to the Empire period Hats OF striking originally
Paris Hats daringy Americanzed STYLES that are beau
that radically different from those of last season
Although we sell Hats up to $40 and more we make
strong favorite of Hats $1,000 being an
lar price These Hats better than many stores would SELL
at SIS to SI8 There wonderful variety Hats and
spring blooms sunny them Fresh as newly nucled roses
douby beautiful intensely becoming Dainti trimmed with
plunes flowers ribbons wings and nanes other store in
Washington is there such delightful showing
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ITEMS Spring=Weight Underwear

ITEMS Spring Underwear,
G1 LWAYS strong stock with is liberal
IK than usual Materials, makes fnishony those which
NV proven their worth in long handling of them.
Balbrggan fiat ribbed in French, and
domestic
Merno, with little, with them
English, German, French and domestic makes.
Woods that strictly a-woo-naural
French German and English makes.
Prices, soc. to $500 garment.
We selling agents of
kneiDD All Pure Linen-r1esh Underwear,
which unquestonaby
the market.
Unfortunately of the earlier makes
and hygenicaly valuable they have did give
ton partly because the manufacturers lacked
making and partly prejudice
have been The fabric of
doubling the wearing capacity) the linen
that its shape under ordinary conditions The
Knpp Lnenesh Underwear guarantee every
bearing Knpp trade mark this guarantee the In
proved Unbleached Goods
For those who prefer wool any other fabric undertaking
selling for the French make Dermophe
choicest Australian WOOL natural color and three
light medium and heavy. Guaranteed to shrink.
foorF
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ChilGren's
Hosiery.

IlOSlGFys
sNIoHGS1 Z give quite as much
Il II and careful attention
NhAA to the selection of
Juvenile Hosiery as
we do to that of grown folks, and
we show at all times a very COM
plete and comprehensive stock of
the proper sorts for everyday and
special wear. Just now, besides
the staple blacks, whites and tans,
there are many desirable novelties
shown, 70 which we invite your at
tention.
Tomorrow, Tuesday. sixty dozen
Children's Fine Ribbed
Black Cotton Hose,
made with double knees, toes and
heels, in sizes 81 to e1z, inclusive
Suitable for girls and boys. A spe-
cial value, at
2oc.; three pairs for soc.
Main foor ST.
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English Nain1sooks,
Pongee Nafmsooks,
Masalias and Cam1brics.

all OF which we recommend as the
best Tor Women's and children's
underwear, bridal trousseaux. etc.
Prices, 25c. to SOC. the yard.
Second floor Eleventh ST.
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4'b!!'i!!!Iipsb.!ot1t!l
THE OUTER u GARMENT SHOP.
6oe TO Ola ELEVENTH STREET.
A Chance to Save
on Your Easter Suit.
Our prices are absolutely the lowest any,
where for equal style, quality and workmanship
We have assembled a stock of Spring Suits
tnat surpasses any ever shown i'm Washington
before.
More than two hundred distinct models, en-
Dodying every style and fabric that is proper for
spring.
And the wonder of it ALI is the SURPRISINGLY
small prices that we ask for suits that have ali
tine elegance and excausiveness any one could
ask for
Most of these styles are exclusively our own:
when amy to be found elsewhere prices are
invariably much higher.
Those makers whose skill is adequate to the
demands OF am educated and critical people are
ali represented here, and the only ones excluded
are those who find it impossible to keep pace
with the wheels of progress.
phlllpsDorns" is KNOWN among manufacture
ers everywhere as store that offers every i'm
centlve to SURPRISING craftsmanship; and every
manufacturer. great or small, is given am oppor-
talnlty to show the results of his ability
Thus "Philipsborn's' secures the gems of
American Skill and wonderful variety.
These facts i'm themselves explain the popu-
arity of ALL of our fifteen stores inn leading cities
I'm addition to the further and very important
TACT that our moderate prices are due to our tire
mendous output and buying capacity.
thousand suits to choose from Inn every CON-
ceivaDle style and fabric at
S19.75, SIS, $50. s3s.
$40, S45, SIS.
Hat to Go
With the Suit
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High=grade
Toilet Articles.

NlWT + carry in stock at all
II Tx | times a complete line
V3N OF the reputable Toilet
Articles, for which we
quote the lowest prices, and call
special attention to the following.
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THE NEW SAPPHIRE Is made of fancy ba-
end has eIastl ntfnched - -