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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
Z7C. ,yd.

FRUIT PRESSES, .I7c.
THE well-known Hennis
Fruit Presses. All steel
frame. Needed for, the
cranberries.- Regular Csc.
value, at tic.
$I.75. LEMONADE
SETS, o8c.
COLONIAL Glass Lemonade
or Water Sets. consisting
of heavy tankard and six
glasses, all with heavy
gold borders. Complete
with metal tray. Regular
$1.75 value. at CSC.
NUT SETS, nc.
NICKEL-PLATED Nut Sets
Of seven pieces, consisting
OF one nut cracker and
half q dozen nut picks.
Regular Csc. value. To-
morrow at 15c.
4oc. NAPKIN RINGS,
PC.
SILVER TED Napkin
Rings, In fancy patterns:
in a lined box. Regular
49c. value. Tomorrow at
Csc. pair.
= WINE CLASSES, &C. =
BEST quality Wine Glasses,
in fancy pattern. Regu-
lar price. &c. each. To-
morrow at Sc.
CURTAIN
STRETCHERS, Coo.
"NO-SAG" Lace Curtain
Stretcher, with nickel
plated pins. bolted corners
and center brace: size Ok
IL feet. Regular csc.
value. Tomorrow for 69c.
SHAM HOLDERS, I7c.
GILRAY Adjustable Sham
Holders; will fit any wood
en- bed. Regular Csc.
value, at tic. each.
ASH CANS, o5c.
20-GALLON Size Galvanized
Iron Ash Cans; the regu-
lation size. Tomorrow at
csc.
ASH SIFTERS, $I.2s.
ALL-STEEL Galvanized Iron
Frame Ash Sifters-the
well-known "Riv az
brand Will fit either ash
can or barrel. Saves its
cost many times over. To-
morrow at 1925.
GARBAGE CANS, roc.
5-GALLON Size Galvanized
Iron Garbage Cans: sold
regularly at SOC. Tomor-
row for 39c. Each one
with tight-f1tting cover.
WASH TUBS, 38c.
GALVANIZED Iron Wash
Tubs. family size. Regu-
lar price, 5Oc. Tomorrow
at Csc.
CARPET BROOMS, Ioc.
LOT Of best made Carpet
Brooms-the 4-string kind.
Made Of selected material
and sold usually at 29c.
and S5c. each. Tomorrow
for Ice.
$I.75 SPREADS, $1.2o.
LARGE Size White Crochet
Spreads, in Marseilles pat
terms; hemmed. ready to
use. Regular $1.75 value.
Tomorrow at $1.29.
SHEETS, soc.
S1x9O SALEM" Bleached
Sheets-one Of the stand
ard grades: always sold
at &C.,; hand torn and
ironed. Tomorrow for Soc.
each.
3oc. TOQUES, 15c.
CHILDREN'S Toques. in
pretty Roman stripes. An
ished with tassel. Regu-
lar sec. value for lie.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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DIR AYERS or

CHILDREN'S Muslin Draw
ers. made with cambria
hemstitched ruffies. felled
seams and worked button
holes. Sizes up to 10 years.
Tomorrow at &c. a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
CURTAINS, SAB.

- Tff
GENUINE Imported Irish
Point Lace Curtains, 3h
yards long. Heavily work.
ed designs on fine mesh,
also small motif and plain
center effects. Regular
$500 and 800 values, to-
morrow for "a, 4S.
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MADRAS. Ioc

49, - M ~, AfN.
REGULAR Csc. and 29c.
White Madras. with mer-
cerized designs, including
figures, scrolls, dots and
other effects In white. Ex-
cellent material for waists
and children's dresses. To-
morrow at 19c. a yard.
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UNDERWEAR. Toe.

= AND1N w IL IN, IVC.
WOMEN'S Fleece-lined I'm
derwear; shirts and pants
to match. Full cut gar
ments, worth a good deal
more than tomorrow's low
price. At 19c. a garment.
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Union CTUTS rr

w 0 NJ E Ms Fleece-lined
Union Suits. in white and
gray. Perfect form fitting.
Excellent elastic quality.
Tomorrow at 6Oc.
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I2Hc. LINING, SIC.
SHADOW Silk. SO inches
wide; close-woven, strong
quality; warranted fast
black. Sold elsewhere at
121ac. a yard. Tomorrow
at SIC. a yard.
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SAMPLE CORSETS. o8c

~ AA - ~ NIL L ~, Wv
These are the samples used
on forms for display pur-
poses. We bought q lot
from the w. B. Corset Co..
comprising their finest
grades OF Brocade Silk
Corsets. handsomely trim
med with lace and ribbons.
Not soiled or damaged
perfectly fresh and clean.
Sizes 1S.- 10 and 20. Val
ues worth I'D to $500 for
9Sc. - b.
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BUTTONS. &C

BEST quality White Pearl
Buttons, fresh-water pearl,
in all sizes from IA TO %
ligne. Polished finished.
One day at Sc. a dozen.
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CURTAIN

SIREICHERS, 6oc.
''NO-SAG" Lace Curt ain
Stretcher, with nickel
plated pins. bolted corners
and center brace; size Ok
IL feet. Regular csc.
value. Tomorrow for 69c.
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ST. PANTS, 6oc.

81 PANTS, 6Oc.
BOYS Corduroy Pants. in
bloomer Kn.ckerbocker
shape, sizes 8 to 10 years.
Regular $1.0O value tomor-
row at 69c. a pair.
SHIELD BOWS, .2Hc.
BOYS. Fancy Silk Shield
Bows, in light and dark
colors. Regular 10c. value
tomorrow at 2hc. each.
25c. BLOUSES. 12c.
BOYS Dark Percale Biouses.
with collar attached.
Sizes to Is years. Regu-
lar 23c. value tomorrow at
12c. each.
NAPKINS, 500 DOZ.
IRISH Satin Damask Dinner
Napkins, full 10 inches
square. all pure linen
quality. hemmed ready to
use. Actual value $1.39 a
dozen. Tomorrow at $1.O9.
TABLE PADDING, PIC.
HEAVYWEIGHT Table Pad
ding. the grade that sells
regularly at 35c. a yard.
One day at 21c.
12Hc. TOWELS, oAc.
UNION Linen Huck Towe,s,
size 19x39 inches. Soft
finish and thoroly absorb
ent. All white - hem
stitched at the ends.
Regular 12kc. value for
0%c. each.
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ROGERS KNIVES,

$I.Io.
SET of six Rogers 12-dwt.
Silver-plated Table Knives.
the standard of high quail
ity. Other stores adver-
tise them as $1.75 value
for $1.49. Our regular
price is $3.50. Lowered to-
morrow to $1.19 for set of
six.
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WOMEN'S $40 COATS,
SI2.Q8.

Special lot of women's fash
ionable long, tight-fitting
Coats. made OF imported
Tan Covert. Full three
quarter length. reaching
below the knee. Trimmed
with self-cloth straps, fin
ished with small collar of
self-cloth lapels. Lined to
the waist with satin.
Plain coat sleeves. All
sizes up to "A. Regular
$1,000 value for $12.9S.
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OYSTER FRYERS. roc.
STEEL Oyster Fryers, with
separate drainers. A prac-
teal article that no house.
wife should be without.
Regular 29c. value tomor-
row for 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

S. BLANKETS, 90.
11-QUARTER White an Id
Gray Blankets, extra
heavy soft-fieeced finish.
Bound with silk. Regular
$500 value for $1.69 a pair.
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BOYS SUITS. $1.85.
BOYS Fancy Cashmere
and Cheviot Suits, in
do u b le-breasted style,
with straight knee pants.
Another style with belted
coat and Knickerbocker
pants. Sizes 8 to 18 years.
Regular $500 and $3.50
values tomorrow for $1.85.
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nc. RIBBON, 12Kc.
TEN-YARD bolts of AlI-silk
Satin Gros Grain Ribbons,
number 2 width. All the
colors in demand. Regu-
lar price, lie. Tomorrow
at 121sc. a bolt.
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MEMS OVERCOATS,
GO 5r

SPECIAL lot of Mems Winter
Weight Overcoats; Of all
wool. black and gray Irish
Frieze. Cut in the correct
A-inch length, with center
seam and deep center vent.
Lined with double warp
Italian cloth: finished with
black Velvet collar. Regu-
lar $500 value tomorrow
for $S.75.
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So SUITS, $2.8o.
BOYS Navy Blue Cheviot
Belted Suits; with Knick-
erbocker knee pants. Sizes
z to 16 years. Regular
$500 value tomorrow for
$3.50.
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PETTICOATS 2
soc. DRESSING
SACOTES

Mo e skin Ore ssing
Sacaues. with tight-fitting
back. Finished with rib
bon tie. Regular SOC. val
ue tomorrow at SOC.
CHILD'S COATS. Sax.
WINTER Coats of bearskin,
in white and red. Dou-
ble-breasted style, with
rundown collar and cuffs.
Sizes g months to 8 years.
Regular $4.69 value to-
morrow at S3.25.
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&c. SHOPPING BAGS,

ISc.
NET Shopping Bags, large
size. strongly made. with
double riveted handles.
Regular 25c. value. To-
morrow at lie.
PIN SETS, &c.
GOLD-FILLED Three-Pin
Sets. in plain or chased
effects. Neat designs. To-
3, morrow at Sc. a set. s.,
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ST BLACK SILK, 7oc.
YARD-WIDE Black Peau de
Sole, soft mellow finish,
extra Arm. even woven
quality. Tomorrow at roc.
a yard, instead Of $1.OO.
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O4I IL I ~ OSNs
S1x9O SALEM" Bleached
Sheets-one Of the stand
ard grades: always sold
at &C.,; hand torn and
ironed. Tomorrow for Soc.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
roc PICKT TIC ooc

soc. BUCKLES, 2oc.
GOLD-PLATED or Gun Met
al Belt Buckles. in new
oval. and square shapes.
With three prongs. Reg
ular SOC. value. At 29c. to-
morrow.
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$I.5o COUCH COVERS,

OSC.
50-INCH Tapestry Couch
Covers. in oriental stripes.
These ase reversible-a
point in their favor. Reg
ular $3.50 value. for CSC.
DOOR PANELS, o8c.
SPECIAL lot of handsome
imported Irish Point Door
Panels. in variety of
rich designs. Heavily
worked on fine net. VAL
ues worth Up to $1.75, for
Csc. each.
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OUTING FLANNEL,

OMc.
GENUINE Teazledown Out
ing Flannel: the best
grade manufactured for
any purpose. Extra heavy,
double-faced. close-nap
quality. In a wide range
of desirable styles and COL
orings. Instead of 121kc.
a yard. tomorrow for 9Zc.
4sc. FLANNEL, .35c.
WHITE Wool Flannel. supe-
rior soft-finish quality. 80
inches wide. Specially
suited for infants wear.
Tomorrow at 35c. a yard.
PETTICOATS, &c.
WOMEN'S Short Flannelette
Petticoats. finished with
ruffle and darts at waist.
Neat striped effects. To-
morrow at 25c.
S2.Oo BLOUSES, SI.4o.
LOT of Women's Atwood
Knit Blouses. In v and
high-neck styles. Full
bloused front. with cuffs
on sleeves. Collars are
white, gray. cardinal and
black. All sizes up to A.
Regular 500 value to-
morrow at S149.
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HOOKS & EYES, &C.
COLUMBIA Hooks and Eyes;
regular price SC. a card.
One day at &c. a card.

&C. BEESWAX. 2Hc.
BEST grade of Beeswax, / OF.
cakes: sold regularly at &c.
For a day at half-price,
PIC.
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ROASTING PANS, &c
IMPROVED Double Sheet
Iron Roasting Pans, for
the turkey. with self-bast-
ing tops. Regular SOC.
value at Csc.
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.45c. TEA KETTLES, &c.
GRAY. Enameled Tea Ket-
ties; sold usually at 45c.
offered tomorrow at &c.
each. -.
'~--- (Third floor.)
Goo. BOILERS, zoe.
3 GRAY -Enamefed Coffee Boil
ers, the size and grade .
usually sold for 69c. One
day at 29c.. - -
(Third fioor.) :
8oc. MILK BOILERS, :
- soc.
LARGE Size Gray. .Enameled
Rice or Milk Boilers; Sold =.
regularly at Soc. Tomor-
row at soc.
Ioc. INDIA LINON, 6Mc.
SUPERIOR grade of White
India Linon. Of desirable
sheerness; 30 inches Wide.
Tomorrow at exc. a yard,
instead Of Toe.
LONGCLOTH, $1.1o.
TWELVE-YARD pieces of
Number $50 Imperial Eng
lish Longcloth, the soft
chamois finish kind. Reg
ular price. $3.50. Tomor-
row at $1.19 a piece.
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S. OVERCOATS, $3.8o.
LOT OF Boys Long Oxford
Gray Melton Cloth Over
coats: sizes Z to 16 years.
Form-f1tting kind, with
deep back vent. With vel
vet collar and padded
shoulders. Regular $500
value tomorrow for $3.50.
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$3.50 BROADCLOTH,

pl.o9 DNAlHhOLO II,
$I.Io.
52-INCH Atwood Satin-face
German Broadcloth. with
twill back. Rich jet-black
quality. Regular price.
$3.50 yard. Tomorrow
for $1.1O. 49,.
soc. PLAIDS, 25c.
HANDSOME Satin Bar
Plaids, in a complete range
of handsome color combi-
nations. sc inches wide.
Specially desirable 70.
waists and children's
dresses. Tomorrow at 25c.
yard.
75c. PANAMA, 45c.
46-INCH All-wool Wolfe Pan
anna. fine woven quality,
In black only. Tomorrow
the regular 75c. grade at
45c. a yard.
8oc. SUITINGS, 5oc.
b4-INCH Atwood Crash PAN
ANA Suitings, in colors of
brown. tan. blue and gray
mixtures. The most fash
ionable material for tailor
made suits and skirts.
Regular SOC. value at Soc.
a yard.
ROASTING PANS, 25c.
IMPROVED Double Sheet
Iron Roasting Pans. for
the turkey. with self-bast-
ing tops. Regular SOC.
value at Csc.
ACC. DISHES, csc.
EXTRA Large-size White
American China Dishes, 10
inches long. Extra deep.
Needed for the turkey.
Regular 40c.. value tomor-
row at 25c. each.
OYSTER FRYERS, roc.
STEEL Oyster Fryers, with
separate drainers. A prac-
teal article that no house.
wife should be without.
Regular 29c. value tomor-
row for 19c.
ROGERS KNIVES,
$I.Io.
SET of six Rogers 12-dwt.
Silver-plated Table Knives,
the standard of high quail
ity. Other stores adver-
tise them as $1.75 value
for $1.49. Our regular
price is $3.50. Lowered to-
morrow to $1.19 for set of
six.
7sc: TEA SPOONS, ACC
SET of six Rogers Silver
plated Tea Spoons, the
famous wv. R." brand.
Each one stamped with
the makers trade mark.
Plain or fancy designs.
Regular I5c. value for 49c.
a set of six.
CARVING SETS, soc.
AMERICAN Cutlery Co.'S
Steel Carving Knife and
Fork. with stag handle
and extra quality steel
TN,,1lxr
Regular csc. value tomor-
row at SOC.
DINNER PLATES, &C.
AMERICAN Porcelain China
Dinner Plates, with fancy
edge. Tomorrow at &c.
each.
FRUIT SAUCERS, &C.
AMERICAN Porcelain China
Fruit Saucers and Oatmeal
Dishes. Tomorrow at &c.
each.
o8c. SALAD DISHES,
SOC.
CARLSBAD China Salad
Dishes, in handsome flower
and gold decorations. To-
morrow at 39c.; actual csc.
value.
$1.6o COMFORTS, 81.
LAARGE-SIZE Comforts. for
double beds, covered with
silkoline and filled with
soft, white cotton. Regu-
lar $1.6 value. tomorrow
for one dollar.
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$I.I!s BLACK SILK, 85c
EXTRA heavy grade Black
Taffeta Silk. rustling fin-
ish. measuring full SO
inches wide. Every yard
bears the makers guaran-
tee woven in the selvage.
Tomorrow at S5c. a yard,
instead Of $1.15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
YOUNG MEMS SUITS,
CE 20

SPECIAL lot OF 80 Young
Mems Three-Piece Long
Pants Suits. consisting OF
Fancy Mixed Cassimeres
and Worsteds, in single
and double-breasted styles.
Values worth up to $1,000
for 1898.
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$3.50 WAISTS, $4.98.

$3.50 WAISTS, S4.0S.
New arrival in women hand
some Net and Lace
Waists-in two very at
tractive models. FASH
Toned of all-over Net, rich
ly made with Irish GRO
Chef chemisette front and
embellished with dainty
lace ruffies. Another lace
model is beautifully fin
ished off with wide lace
bands, inset with tuckings
of mousselaine. Sleeves
are desirable three-Quarter
length and are tastefully
trimmed. All sizes at S4.9S
tomorrow instead OF $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
CRANBERRY SETS,
$500.

S<.OS.
JAPANESE China Cranberry
T., Sets. consisting of one
large dish and six saucers.
In beautiful flower and
gold decorations on Cobalt
blue body. Regular $S.98
value for 81. 80,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
PAPER NAPKINS,

FULL SIZE Paper Napkins,
In a variety Of artistic de-
signs. Suitable for lunch
cons. euchres. etc. One
day at 1c. q dozen.
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:3oc. TOQUES, 15c.
CHILDREN'S Toques, in
pretty Roman stripes. An
ished with tassel. Regu-
lar Soc. value for 1bc.
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STATIONERY Ioc

y Al lON Elk I 1Oc.
A BIG lot of high-grade
Writing Papers. made by
Whiting, including Pom
pelham Linen and Super
fine. In azure shade. 100
sheets of paper to each
pound. Values worth up
to 25c.. for 10c. a pound.
ENVELOPES, 2Hc.
IRISH Linen Envelopes, In
white, wove. cream, etc.
Many Of these to match
the stationery at 1Oc. a
pound. rs in package.
Tomorrow at PIC.
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SAFETY PINS hc

CLINTON" Safety Pins,
nickeled or black: all sizes.
Sold W to &c. a dozen.
Tomorrow at 4c.
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TONIC Cloves 20.

LONG GLOVES, o8c.
EIGHT-BUTTON Length Kid
Gloves, in a variety of
colors. $50 Is the price
asked for, this quality else
where. Here tomorrow al
CSC. q pair.
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DINNER PLATES, &C.
AMERICAN Porcelain China
Dinner Plates, with fancy
edge. Tomorrow at &c.
each,
FRUIT SAUCERS, &C.
AMERICAN Porcelain China
Fruit Saucers and Oatmeal
Dishes. Tomorrow at &c.
each. -
o8c. SALAD DISHES,

SSN.
CARLSBAD China Salad
Dishes, in handsome flower
and gold decorations. To-
morrow at sec. actual csc.
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

SIS RUGS, $II.Z5.
ROOM-SIZE Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs e It. 8 inches
by 10 It. 9 inchcs). Regu-
lar $500 value for $11.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

$I.75 SPREADS, $1.2o.
LARGE Size White Crochet
Spreads, in Marseflles pat
terms; hemmed. ready to
use. Regular $1.75 value.
Tomorrow at 1929.
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MEMS UNDERWEAR,

7oc.
Mems silk and wool Derby
Ribbed Underwear-the ia
nous Cooper Mills prod
uct. Shirts with French
neck and silk facing:
drawers with silk facing,
double crotch and sus-
pender tapes. All sizes.
Regular S1.2J value to-
morrow at 19c. ..
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UPHOLSTERY

&c. YARD-WIDE Carpet Lin
ing, 2hc yd.-5c. Brass
Extension Rods, 1c. EACH
&c. Carpet Tacks, 213c.
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

S. WAISTS, $2.o8.
White Net Waists. lined with
silk. Blouse has yoke OF
tucks and lace. Made with
a handsome panel front,
richly unpublished with
three heavy embroidered
medallions. Lace trimmed
cuffs and collar. All sizes.
Regular $500 value for
$2.eS.
MGN'S PANTS, $I.7o.
200 PAIRS of Mems Pants.
heavy winter weight Cas-
simeres and Worsteds. In
neat dark patterns. Sizes
from 81 to AZ waist meas
urement. Regular 2.5O
value, for $1.79 a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

BOYS TOQUES, nc.
LOT Of Boys Toboggan
ToQues. OF all-wool pure
worsted. in leading colors.
Regular Csc. and 39c.
values tomorrow for lie.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

WOMEN'S HOSE. 25c.
WOMEN'S Split Foot Stock
ings = he well-known
Justice" brand. Warrant
ed fast black. Regular
35c. and 39c. qualities for
25c. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

$1.6o COMFORTS, ST.
L.ARGE-SIZE Comforts. for
double beds, covered with
silkoline and filled with
soft, white cotton. ReEu-
lar $1.@ value, tomorrow
for one dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
CHILD'S. HOSE. SIC.

0HILD ;. HOSE, SRc.
CHILDREN'S Fast Black
Stockings, =. Xxi ribbed,
seamless foot, double. heel
and toe. Tomorrow at
SIC. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
SHAM HOLDERS. nc,

GILRAY Adjustable Sham
Holders; will fit any wood
en- bed. Regular Csc.
value, at tic. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

ASH CANS, o5c.
20-GALLON Size Galvanized
Iron Ash Cans; the regu-
lation size. Tomorrow at
95c.
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Each one stamped with
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-04
An Old sprlna Goes Dry.

For the second time in its history
the public spring in the eastern part
OF Independence has gone dry. Just
after the election Of President Cleve-
land in 1884, the water ceased q flow
In the spring and one many negroes
who then used the water were panic
stricken. They had been told before
the election that 81 they voted for
Cleveland all sorts OF calsmities would
befall them and when the spring dried
up they attributed the fact 10 the ma
lign influence OF the democratic pres
ident After remaining dry a short
time the water began 10 flow again
and continued unintarruptedly until a
few days ago. A contractor has been
doing some blasting nearby and this,
Il is believed, has changed the course
OF the underground stream. The
spring has been used 20 supply the
municipal electric light plant
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-04
Thsy Got the Crowd.

on Kentucky day al the Paris fair
&c was advertised that when an the
original Kentuckians who lived in
Monroe got 20 the grounds a barrel Of
fine, AGED Kentucky whisky would be
opened and an could drink free. The
result was an enormous crowd. The
fair association then announced that
a. an the conditions had not been
complied with they could not furnish
the whisky. One Monroe county Ken.
tucklsn had failed 20 appear.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-04
sAsYs roRruRlne numoR.
Ears Looked ss ~ They Would Drep
of-Faee Mass of sores-cured
by cutieura In Two Weeks
for Use.

Il feel Il my duty 10 parents Of
other poor suffering babies 20 tell
you what Cuticura has done for my
little daughter. She broke out an
over her body with a humor. and We
used everything recommended. bat
without results. 7 called In three doc
tors. they all claimed they could help
her, but she continued 10 grow worse
Her body was a mass Of sores, and
her little face was being eaten away;
her ears looked as n they would drop
on. Neighbors advised me 10 get
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
before / had used half Of the cake
Of Soap and box Of Ointment the
sores had all healed, and my little
ones face and body we're as clear
as a newborn babes. / would not
be without II again II q cost FIVE dol
lars. instead OF seventy-fve cents.
Mrs. George J. steese, 701 CoIburn
St, Akron. Ohio"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-04
sRAvED ANGER OF kINa
Lafayette Flauntsd Liberty Medal In
Face Of Louis.


Shortly after Lafayette's return TO
France from his second s]ojourn In
America. he was at Versailles. where
the king was about 10 review a diyi.
sion Of troops Lafayette Vas asked
10 Join in the review.
lie vas dressed in the American uni.
form. and was standing by the side OF
the Prince de Condo. when the king.
Ia his tour OF conversation with the
officers. came 70 him. and. after
speaking on several topics, asked him
some questions about his uniform and
the military costume az the United
States The kings attention was al,
tracted by a little medal attached 90
the generals coat, and be asked what
q was.
Lafayette replied that Il was a sym.
Dol which q was the custom OF for
cign officers IN American service 70
wear and that e bore a device.
And what IS the device upon
yours asked the king.
MY device" said the young gen.
oral. pointing 90 his medal. Els a Hb-
crty pole standing On a broken crown
and sccpter
The king smiled. and with some
pleasantly upon the republican pro
ponsitles Of a French Marquis In
American uniform. turned the CONVEX.
satiou INTO other channels Conde
looked grave, but was silent-The
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