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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

being subject to the confirmation of the
school board.
Messrs. Preston B. Ray. James z. Bar
bour and c. Parker Jones Of the vicinity
Of Chevy Chase Lake appeared before tine
county commissioners here yesterday and
asked that examiners be appointed to de-
termine whether or not the road from
Bradley's lane to Jones' Mill road, a dis
lance OF about two miles, would be ac-
cepted by the county and improved, Action
was deferred until the next meeting OF the
board.
The guests at Lake View farm, a short
distance from Rockville. enjoyed straw
ride last evening. Those in the party were
DR.. and Mrs. Linviiie. Miss C. E,imonston.
Miss Won Bucholtz. Miss Anna Beuchert.
Miss Scatter, Miss Lavinia Wagner, Miss
Mary Wagner. Miss Rose Wagner, Mrs.
Beuchert. Messrs. Lee Ross Edwin Ditton.
Simon Wagner. George Beuchert Urban
Wagner. Mr.. Sis. Mr.. Cronin and Mr..
Blaney.
Among the recent arrivals at Lake View
farm are Mr.. and Mrs. Schenk and son.
Mr.. and Mrs Osgood. Miss Osgood and
Master ]. Osgood, Miss Won Buchotsz, all
Of Washington.
Miss Harrington Of Illinois has been APP
pointed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rsil-
road Company to a position as telegraph
operator at Silver Spring. being tn. only
operator of her sex employed on the Met
ropolitan branch.
Katherine and Elisabeth Maddox. who
have been visiting relatives in St. Mary's
county. have returned to their nome near
Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
CLEARING UP MYSTERY
POLICE SAY THEY HAVE MUCH
WANTED HoUsEBREAKER.

In the arrest of Ross Wise Of Ills q
street northeast this morning the police OF
the ninth precinct believe that they Will
be able to clear up several mysterious cases
of housebreaking or attempted housebreak-
ing in the northeast section of the city
within the past few weeks. Wise is locked
up In the station house of the ninth pre-
cinct. and, 1t is said by the police, he has
been connected by identification with two
recent cases of housebreaking. He is be-
ing held, pending further investigation. and
will be taken into the Police Court tomor-
row morning for a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Kimball.
The first charge against the defendant is
breaking into the house of Joseph Bishop,
1908 street northeast. The night OF
July IA Mr.. Bishop and his wife, sleeping
on the second floor. were awakened by
hearing front window on the lower floor
raised. Mr.. Bishop arose and started down
the stairway to investigate. He heard foot
steps In the hallway. SO he lighted a
match. He saw a man whom he has iden-
titled as the one under arrest at the ninth
precinct AS Mr. Bishop struck the match
he says, Wise made q move as though to
reach for weapon In his hip pocket. Mr..
Bishop stepped back upstairs to procure
shotgun. When he returned with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

Ice Company, here sailed fro Maine yes
terday; schooner c. c. Wheeler. with ium-
Der from the Rappahannock river, Is due
here: Schooner Eugie. with lumber for his
city, sailed from West Point, Va, sth IN
slant; schooner Mabel & Ruth is at Ecw-
bern. N. c., loading a cargo Of lumber for
this point.
The tug Volunteer. towing the barges
Good VIII and Two Friends. arrived al
Georgetown yesterday morning. The ba1ges
are loaded with large cargoes of hard coal
and came to this city from PhiIadelphia by
way Of Chesapeake City.
The two-masted schooner John Mclii. MS
has been fitted with new mainsail, ana
has had her broken spars repaired at this
city. and she sailed yesterday for a point
on the river to load railway ties for fhfia-
delphia. She will bring hard coal here from
Philadelphia as a return cargo.
The oyerhauling of the hull Of tho lighter
belonging to Carter & Clark has been com
pleted at Benefits railway, and the yes
sci has been launched. It is understood
that she will be taken to Occoq ian creek
for service there in Tightening ties from the
shore to vessels lying In deep water and
loading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
Boys Clothing

Boys Base Ball Suits, made of gray
domet flannel, padded bloomer pants,
broken sizes. Sold regularly No.
for 81 suit Fridays rem AHVC.
Boys Jersey Bathing Suits. two-piece
style; also Plain Jersey Worsted Sweat
ers in white and navy blue. hm-
Sold regularly for 81. Fridays AtVC.
remnant price. ...............
Boys Corduroy Knickerbocker Pants.
made with strap and buckle bottoms,
and all seams tapped. sizes km-
to Is years. Usually sold for QDVCe
81. Fridays remnant price,.
Boys Genuine Khaki Cloth Bloomer
Pants. sizes to years. o.
Regular 75c. quality. Fridays o0SCe
remnant price. .................
Boys Silk and Satin Shield -
Bows. Regular 1Oc. quality. FRI sc.
days remnant price. ............
Boys Wash Knee Pants in linen, duck,
pique and other wash ma
terials. Large and small IT,
sizes. Values up to SOC. per IL d.
pair. Fridays Remnant Price,.
4 Boys Indian Suits. with feathered
head piece, sizes 4. 5 and
6 years. Regular price, d n I'm
$3.50. Fridays Remnant ~ Ivy
1 Indian Tent large size,
waterproof duck, sold for on no
$500. Fridays Remnant sSZ.VS
fTlce. .................
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SUPPLY OF ICE AMPLE.
Vessels With Heavy Cargoes Here and
on the Way.

The receipts of ice by vessels from the
Maine fields continue to be heavy enough
to prevent any shortage in the supply here.
there being ice enough in port or In sight
to meet the demand. it is stated. for a
week or two. The big four-masted schooner
Frank b. Stinson. after unloading about
500 tons of her cargo at the Georgetown Ice
houses, has been brought around to the 9th
street wharf of the American Ice Company
to complete unloading. She still has ABOARD
about 1000 tons.
The schooner Henry o. Barrett. with
about 2 200 tons of Maine ice aboard. passed
in the capes of the Chesapeake yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. and Is on her way to
this city in tow of tug. She viii. 1t Ia ex-
pected, arrive here some time tonight or In
the morning.
The schooner Henry 8. Wilmington and
tre schooner He'en H. Benedict. both laden
with ice for this city, sailed from Maine
ports yesterday. They should arrive here
about August 20. IL they have good weather
on the coast. The Wilmington will bring
cargo OF about 1000 tons. and the Benedict
about 800 tons.
The big schooner Edward e. Briry. which
was to have brought cargo Of Ice here
has been diverted to Baltimore, and her
cargo will be used to supply that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

>>e>'~S>>~o'
The police Of the ninth precinct were noti-
fled, and Lieut.. Falvey and Policeman
Smith went to the house to investigate.
Nothing was missing, as the intruder had
been discovered just after he entered the
house
A few days later Mrs Rose Chedale OF
610 G street northeast, reported to the po-
lice that her house had been entered by a
man between l and o'clock in the MORN
ing. but that he had been frightened away.
When she was taken to see Ross Wise. 1t
is stated she identified him as the man who
had been in her house.
From descriptions given the police Capt.
Daley and Lieut.. Falvey suspected that
Ross Wise was the man wanted. Policemen
Connor. and Nebb of the ninth precinct ar
rested him on the street this morning.
Ross does not deny. it is stated. that
he was in the house at 1908 G street north
east. but claims that he thought he was
in the house where he resides, 1118 G street.
when leave my home. my mind wan
ders and do not know where I co." Ross
Wise stated to the police today.
He added that he has no recollection Of
where he goes and therefore cannot say
whether he entered various houses In the
northeast section Of the city or not.
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Juvenile Wear.

% Fine White Persian Lawn Dresses;
waists are trimmed with fine lace in
sertion and embroidery;
some with ribbon. Sizes 10
to IA years. Sold for 81. ~ Il 4lW
White Persian Lawn and Bingham
Dresses, in both waist and suspender
styles; 4 to IA years. These
are slightly soiled $1.43 AVG.
value. Remnant price. 70
A lot of Null Chiffon and
Wash p. K. Hats; little
mussed and soiled. Sold for VSC
Csc. On sale Friday for..... SoSe
Children's Cambria Drawers, made
with hemstitched ruffles. Sizes
up to 10 years. l3c. value. QDC
friday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Children's Lightweight Cloth Reef
ers; plain and checked effects; also a
few White Linen and Pique.
to 5000 Friday
Children's White Petticoats; some
trimmed with embroidery and lace
others with umbrella ruffles.
Are little soiled Sizes up to
u years. Sold for Csc. Rem AUT
nant price. ....................... 70
Children's Bingham and Percale
Dresses and Aprons with
Jokes and box pleats. Sizes n~
up to 3 years. Were 29c. VIC
Friday at.............
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Other Matters Considered.

Other paragraphs In the report read as
follows:
In accordance with the recommendation
made in the last report of the committee
Congress appropriated the sum of $500
for the purpose of making a survey and
plans for buildings, docks and structures
preparation became available on July 1,
1906, and surveys are now being made upon
which plans will be based The committee
Is securing information from the cities of
Boston. New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more regarding the methods used in those
cities for constructing docks and the regu-
lations under which they are leased. 1t is
expected that the report of the committee
will be ready at the beginning of the next
session of Congress
owing to the construction of a sewer
along the east bank of the James creek
canal, several leases which expired June 30,
1905, were not renewed When this sewer
Is constructed the canal between G and L
streets will probably not be available for
wharf purposes. When a dixie Is construct
ed along the line OF N street south which
is projected in connection with the sewage
disposal plans, the canal above this point
will BIO filled and withdrawn from COM
mercial This dixie was recommended
by the Commissioners in their last esti-
mates to Congress, but no appropriation
was made.
Two additional leases have been made
OF wharf property along the Anacostia river
frontage the land leased being at the foot
OF streets. Several requests have been
made by private parties for information as
TO their rights to locate wharves on this
river. but 1t view of the uncertain status
OF ownership, definite action has been
taken on their requests"
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Mill imerV.

% Handsome trimmed Hats, in both
light and dark effects, many styles to Sc
lect from. including Vesta Tilley Hats.
Values are from $500 to ~ ~
500. s For Fridays Rem Sl ~
Women's Fine Quality Straw Hats,
white, black, natural color and navy
blue. pain and rough braids. large and
small shapes; high and low crowns;
straight and flare brims; every hat in
perfect condition. Values are
from Csc. to $1.4S. Fridays II 81
remnant Price. ..........A wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

PROVIDENCE R. l., August 9-The fac
ulty of Brown University announced today
that Prof. Leonard w. Williams. assistant
professor of comparative anatomy. had re-
signed and that Herbert Eugene Walter of
Chicago has been appointed an his sue
cessor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

STEwARTSvILLE No. August 9.-Gov.
Folk will ask the next general assembly to
pass a law by which the retail liquor in
terests will be taxed for the benefit of the
public highways He plans to have each
dramshop pay a state license of $500 a
year. the fund created to be used to build
good roads, beginning with two great free
highways across the state. one from Kan
sas City to ST. Louis the other one from
Iowa to the Arkansas line.
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Hosiery.

Misses All-over Black Lace Hose;
seamless foot: sizes ) to 61s: MI
fast fast color worth worth up g to CSC. V12C.
Infants Plain Black and Lace Socks;
seamless and some are regular -
made; regular 19c. and 2jc. quail sc
tiles. Fridays Remnant Price. o..
Women's Fast Black Seamless Hose;
good elastic quality: worth eU/
1Oc. pair Fridays Rem /A%C.
pi II
Infants Plain Black Mercerized and
Lace Hose: sizes to 61a: wv
regular 121ac. qualities. Fri MUAC
days Remnant Price. O/gS
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ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Appointment Of School Principals An
nounced-Personal Notes.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August 8. 1906.
Earle b. Wood. county superintendent OF
schools. has announced the resignation OF
Miss Rhodes as principal OF the school a.
Griften end of Miss Rose L. Johnson as
principal sof the school at Oakdale. and
the appointment of Mrs. Sallie e. Thomas
as principal of the school at Cropley and
Miss Clara B. Demuth as principal Of the
school at Burtonsville. the appointments
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f1Ousefurmishim@S .

Remnant lot 12-quart Gal 81
vanized Water Pals. regu- MC
lar price. Csc. for Friday
Remnant lot Gray and Blue Dish Pans.
IA. 10, IS and 2O-quart On
sizes; Values up to 500. 0WC.
Tor Friday. ........................
Remnant lot 8-quart Gray o.
Enamel Tea Kettles. regular Csc.
price. Soc. for Friday............
9s c1 ReS asr F1 Ike;
Poison and Bed Bug Destroyer; -
regular. prices up to 15c.. for nc.
rTiudy. .-.......-.............
Remnant lot Nickel-plated Tea and
t!es; regular sac value. for 2lC.
friday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Remnant lot Pres Cut Glass Ware,
including Fruit Bowls, Vinegar Cruets,
Celery Trays. Footed Bon Bon Dishes,
Olive Dishes, Heavy Gold IN
Band Table Tumblers etc. Il VIC.
Values up to 25c., for Friday.
Remnant lot Gray Enamel h~
Ham Boilers. slightly Clipped; AtVN.
were CSC. For Friday.
Remnant lot of Children's a
Gray Enamel Chambers; reg. Il DC.
ular 2Jc. value. For Friday.
Remnant lot 12-quart Gray
Enamel Preserving Kettles: d7
regular 69c. value. For Fri AlSC.
day
Remnant lot Gray Enamel h~
Tea and Coffee Pots; values II VIC.
up to 35c. For Friday.
Remnant lot Gray Enamel Sauce Pans;
4-quart size. with long han n IN
die; regular 23c. value. For II VIC
frludy Observation-Disclosures.
Remnant lot Decorated China. includ-
ing Breakfast, Dinner. Cake and
Soup Plates. Bowls. Milk Jugs, -
ETC.; values up to 15c. For Fri NO.
Parlor Lamps, with large globes,
fancy decorations, center
draft burners. Sold regu- O. h~
larly for $500 each. For y Il. Al9D
Friday ................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

NEW YORK. August 9.-The battleship
Rhode Island. one of the newest and big
gest of the navy. sailed from this port early
today for Anal test before her acceptance
by the government. A trial board Of naval
officers will conduct the trial. The Rhode
Island already has passed her builders
trial with speed record Of 1904 knots.
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Linen Remnants.

About 50 dozen German Damask Nap
kins. 16 inches square, fast seivage on
. :ss sides q 90. al s sa'ss rem nm 2c.
Eant price. each. ............. ~
Remnant lot of Huck Towels, hemmed
ready to use. full bleached and with
fast-color red border. soft AQ/
finish and entirely absorb AaMC.
emf Friday each .-.- /H1f
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Footwear Remnants.

Choice Of all Childrens and Misses
500. SIPS and $50 White Qn-
Canvas Oxfords in our stock. SVC
Special for Fridays sale.
Women's Kid and Patent Leather Tip
Oxfords. Cuban or low heels. including
Common Sense: sizes up d. -
to 8: our regular $50 and Sl.1Z
81. SO grades, for Friday.
Misses and Children's White Canvas
Button and Lace High Shoes: 7R
~our regular s1.O0. $1.25 and /SC.
$3.50 grades: for Fridays sale.
Misses and Children's Barefoot San
dals. made of tan calfskin. On
with leather soles; all Sizes a0WC.
Special for Fridays sale.
All 25c. Shoe Dressing. white and
black. including Gilt Edge. ne
Glycerole and Boston Polish; sc
your choice for Friday..........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
ITEMS Furnishings
AT Remnant Prices

Mems soc. Fancy Negligee Shirts
made of madras: neat stripes
and figures: full cut and per- SN
feet fitting: all sizes. Rem o0WC.
nant price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mems Egyptian Balbriggan Under
wear; Shirts and Drawers to match:
long and short-sleeve Shirts:
Drawers have double crotch NJ
and suspender tapes; all sizes. 4 TIC.
Remnant price.
Mems 25c Silk Four-in-hand
Ties in solid grays, blues. hS
lavender and white. Special IL DC.
for Fridays sale.
Mems Black Hose. seamless foot. dou-
BILE heel and toe and fast 7U/
color :, wei sI,, worth IL ls.se. I19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

Boys and Girls Tan Calf Oxfords. In
broken sizes, and 20 pairs Women's
Tan Calf Oxfords, with half 90
heels. Sizes and 81. Worth SQDT
up to 81. For Fridays saie. ~s
Any of our Best Patent Leather
Roman Sandals, for misses
and children, regardless Of d. N~
cost. Choice for Fridays I'll W
Oxfords for boys and little gents at
a great saving. Our regular $50 and
$4.75 Patent Leather Kid On M
skin and Calf Oxfords. D ~
Remnant price for Friday.
Misses and Children's Red Two and
Three-strap Slippers. sizes up to 2, and
Child's Red Roman Sandals.
the five-strap kind: sizes to 40
and 81 to IL Remnant VVSC
price for Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
travelling Goods.

Flat-top Canvas-cover-
ed Trunks, strongly made; m~
sizes % and 80 In Worth ~ y mQV
l Extra Fine Hand-riveted Trunk,
covered with 9 OF. oiled CT mo
trays. Worth S1O.08 ~
Fine Gents Trunk, vulcanized fiber
bound. cloth lined, hat 90 40
and other compartments. SO.VO
2 F1at-top Canvas-covered Trunks,
steel bound. very strongly
s ssl' IS and s1s 60 in % 'ssai
Imitation Alligator Club Em~
Bags, size IA in. Worth 79c.. ~ W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

Republicans OF the fifth (Neb.) district
last night unanimously nominated George
William Norris for election to Congress.
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w ash Fabrics.

nclud ~
K
Embro dered Lawns
a
French OoNSo
fImpote
Swtses All
II II
good lengths and values up to 0c yard Fridays S/QSe
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Wormem's Apparel ait
Remnant Prices.

Women's Fine Cream-color Mohair
Walking Skirts. trimmed
with tailor-made folds Of 49,
same: former price. 1913. VIZ
For friday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 Woman's LiRht-shade Reseda Green
Panama Suit: very beautiful model:
handsomely trimmed with self-cloth
bands: also fancy green
braid to MATCH size 40: d.
former price. so. For Fri % VIZ
day reduced to. ................~
Two Women's Tailored Cloth Suits.
made of chiffon Panama, Elton models;
handsomely trimmed;
both size "a Former ~
price. 5000 and 5000. y Il SD
For Friday. Observation-Disclosures.
3 Women's Mohair Bathing Suits in
navy blue and black: richly trimmed
with combination of braids and mohair;
sizes "a. SO and 80: regu- m
lar 500 and $500 values. So. OS
FOR Frlday ........-.......-..
% Women's Walking Skirts. consist
ing of finest cheviots. serges and mohair:
mostly all killed models; brown. navy
blue and black: all lengths: do~ no
values from $500 to $3.50. SZ.WS
Fer Friday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8 Women's All-over Net Waists. made
with Renaissance yoke collar and dainty
little ruffies of lace through the blouse
and sleeves; made over silk
foundation sizes 80. 81 and ~ ~ 90
a. o., Former price. $50. SS.S8
Friday. ..... ................
Women's Shirt Waists. consisting Of
white embroidered lingeries and striped
lawns: sizes 81. 81 and 80.
REGULAR 81 and $3.50 values. AEAC.
Remnant price. .................->o eSe
dozen Womens White Shirt Waists.
consisting of Persian lawn and striped
lawn effects in a variety of all-over en-
broidery. embroidered fronts, lace yokes
and embroidery trimmed styles; open
down the back only: broken 90
sizes. Values up to 500. SWC.
Remnant price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
Nothing Was Missing.

gun the intruder was gone, having left
through a rear window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09

gerie Waists: lace trimmed effects; also
embroidered and embroid- a nm
cry trimmed Waists. Sold b Il Ky
for $29S to So. so. Friday.
Handsome Embroidered
Lingerie Skirts; Al and A 90
inches long. $500 value. FRI VSC.
day. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Women's Fine White Lingerie Dress
es. made Of the softest Persian lawn;
richly trimmed with laces; others trim
med handsomely with fine embroidery;
sizes "a. 80 and 3S; left c. no
from lines that sold from S6.WS
$12.9S to $500. For Friday.
II Women's Walking Skirts. of import
ed striped and check Panamas; hand
some plated models; also Light Gray
Mixed Cloth Skirts. made with panel
front and trimmed with d > AM
folds; regular $500 to %. OV
$1,000 values. For Friday.
0 women's Black and White Check
Duck Skirts: plated panel front and
t Tith self af foids r SsssGm
$29S values. For Friday
IA women's Extra-size Walking Skirts.
of white linene: beautiful M0~
plated model nicely tailored; VSC.
value $500. For Friday.......
8 women's Fine White Lingerie Shirt
Waist Dresses; beautifully trimmed with
embroidery and tucks; also others trim
med with German Val. lace insertions
and dainty tucks. Sizes "a ~ . no
to A. Regular $40 values. Se1.VS
For Friday. ...................
Is Women's White India Linon House
Gowns; all Menders make. trimmed
with embroidery. in tailor-made effects:
others trimmed with ruffles. made with
tucked back and wide flounce
at bottom. Size 36 only. 90
Worth 81. 90 to $500. For FRI SSN.
day.
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Art Oddnmemts.

&c. "MBro'' Silk. al shades. A spool. &c.
Soc. Spachtel Covers. 1Sx4 and 30x3O
inches; slightly mussed. .21c.
I9c. Battenberg Center Pieces. .39c.
15c. Pillow Cords, all shades....... &c.
121zc. Pillow Tops. stamped with
floral designs. Observation-Disclosures. &c.
SOC. Tinted Linen Center Pieces. size
"a 19c.
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size 80 inches high; d. 90
W 1y1l y en- e box. SlO. %
l High-grade Trunk.
veneered top, leather IN -
!, bound; 49,, worth sls.ss: SlZ.4D
Genuine Cowhide 90
Leather Club Bags; size $3.50
IA and 18 in. Worth $685..
2 Extra Fine Cowhide Leather Suit
Cases, full riveted, extra Re 40
deep. slightly damaged. NJ AlVV
Worth $500.
Leather Suit Cases. made on light
steel frame. fancy cloth ~N 90
lined: slightly 9. gh damaged. SZ.e3W
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Is Mems Summer Suits
in a variety Of different d no
patterns. only one Of a oHAI .VS
kind. Sold up to $12. -.
Is pairs of Mems Pants. In very
neat designs in worsteds q nm
and cashmere, sizes up to N Nv
40 waist. Values up to $3.50
8 High Grade Hand-tai- o. 7R
lored Mems Suits. only one DO. 10
of kind. Sold up to S1S..
Choice of any Straw Hat in 7m~
the house that sold up to ST.. ~
CThe variety includes soft and split
straws.)
so Mems Two-piece Outing Suits, in
good variety of colors. Gu @R
sizes up to - breast meas 9Z.WS
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Remnant Sale Tomorrow.
Men S Clothing,

Q Young Mems 3-piece Long Pants
Suits. in q very neat dark
gray pattern. sizes only IA. GO Am
Is and Is years. Worth eOZsF>
$3.50. .....................
IA Young Mems Fancy Worsted SUITS
In very neat dark colors, all doupie-
breasted styles. sizes from q A no
IS to 20 years. Worth up SAeWO
TO $lO..
lot Of Wool Crash Outing
Hats in several shades, in NM~
Guiding dark red. Regular 5Oc. ZyNs
klnQ-
A lot of Very Fine Black Alpaca ana
extra extra long. Actual value SZ.VS
up 10
Is Mems Fine Odd Coats, mostly
black thibets and unfinish- GO DE-
ed worsteds. left from suits eOaOeZO
sold up to SIS. Coat only.