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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
SAFE CRACKERS TURN A
BIG JOB IN SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE, Utah, April 2l.-Dia-
monds valued at from $4,000 to $4,000
and $3.50 in cash are the loot secured
by burglars who blew the safe of John
Daynes & Sons, jewellers, last night.
The store is 26 Main street The
robbery was not discovered until noon
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
COUNTRY WEST OF THE
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE
NOT IN STORMS PATH

BY Associated Press.
SALT LAKE, Utah, April H.-Inter-
views with railroad officials and with
(COntinued ON Page TwO.)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
KING AND N0BLEMEN
ATTEND CRUISER LAUNCHING
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SPEzIA. April 21.-King Victor En-
manuel, the duke of Genoa, and many
officials were present today at the
launching of the protected cruiser
Roma. The vessel is considered one
of the strongest types Of modern war
ships.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
cubans Pray for Rain
BY Associated Press.

HAVANA. April 2l.-Prayers for rain
were offered in churches throughout
the island today. No rain has fallen
in six months. The country is parched,
many cattle are dying and forest fires
are devastating various forests.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
ADoLPHUS BUSCH LEAVES
TO VISIT IN GERMANY
By Assoeiated Press.

ST. LOUIS, April 21.-Adolphus
Busch, the brewer, left today for New
York, where he will embark, May IA,
for Europe. He will spend the sum-
mer in Germany. MI Busch was very
weak and had to be carried to his car
i'm a chair
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
FOUR BULLS AND FOUR
HORSES BITE THE DUST
BY Associated Press.

Ell PASO. Tex, April 24.-The killing
Of four bulls and four horses In the
Juarez bull ring this afternoon was
witnessed by over thousand tourists
who braVed the cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
Vice Governor Killed
~ Assoelated Press.

ROSTOV-ON-DON Russia. April 21
The vice governor OF the prison was
shot dead In the streets here today. His
assassin was arrested,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

For Southern California: Fair
Monday; light west wind. MAXI
mum temperature in Los Angeles
yesterday, II degrees; minimum, 4s
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22

Oakland man commits suicide.
Napa welcomes Native Sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
COAST

Boat founders and twenty-five persons
are believed to be lost.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22


1-Fruit trees injured by frost.
2-Mlne owners score victory.
3--Dramatic news.
4-Sunday sermons.
5-Mlning news.
6-EdItorlaL
7-city news.
S-Sports.
s-southern California news.
1o-classlfied advertisements.
11-Markets.
Pulse of flowers advocated by all.
LOCAL
Horse stamps ON man and Kills him
City prison may be quarantined on ac-
count Of case of diphtheria;
Heralds suggestion for the lavish use
of flowers in Fiesta decorations Is heartily
Negro tries to bribe police OFFICER.
Woman convicted of murder released on
BAIL
EASTERN
Many fruit trees are injured by frost
Jamestown exposition win open Friday.
FOREIGN
Boat founders and twenty-five persons
are believed to be lost.
COAST
Oakland man commits suicide
Mana uualconoo Native Sons
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-22
LOCAL
EASTERN
FOREIoN

Many fruit trees are injured BY frost
In Colorado.
Jamestown exposition win open Friday.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Secoudeiass Private CHARLES A. SMITH. ord
Hance detachment. from Watervlist Arsenal 70
Frankf0Hd Arsenal
Lieut.. Col. LOUIS ST. MAUs. deputy surgeon
general from Department II Texas 10 Philip
pines July 8
Capt. HENRY c. WHITEHEAD, Tenth Carairy,
70 Philippines june s.
Resignation q Fret Leut- JOSEPH UHRIG
Philippine Scouts. accepted.
Fist Lieut. SAMUEL ". MOVES. Thirtieth In
tantry. before retiring board al Fort Sam Hous-
ton for examination.
Capt EARL l. BROWN Corps u Engineers. Sec.
0ad Battalion a Engineers, 10 Wilmington y.
C.. relieving MAJ JOSEPH Z. KUHN. Corps q
Engineers.
RecBit SETH PREAfO. general service. recruit
depct. Fort SlocIm. transferred % Hospital
Corps IS 1riFate. 10 Company g. Hospital
Corps. General Hospital. Washington Barracks
Corp. HARRY NORMAN Company B. Twelfth
Infantry, Fort Porter. transferred as private "a
gonual service. infantry. report 10 recruiting
officer Lexington.
Sergt. PETER sARNA, general seTvice. infantry
recruiting station, Springfield. discharged from
the army.
Private BERNARD H. BoNAR. Hospital corrs.
Fort X. O. Wright discharged frcm the army
First Lieut. ELLIOTT N. NORTON. Eighth In
fautE5. frum General Hospital Preside of San
FraDclsco. to proper station.
First-elsss Private JOHN BEGAN. Signal Cons.
Benicia BaFFacss. discharged from army.
Private MARION PALMER. from Tenth Recruit
Company. recruit depot. Columbus Barracks. 10
Tventy-uinth Infantrys Fort Douglas.
Col EDWARD B. M0SELE1 assistant surgeon
general, hetore retiring beard. at Washington
Barracks for examination.
Msi. GEORGE J. NEWGARDEN. surgeon having
been found by retiring board incsTacitated for
active service on account Of disability incident
tAlreto. his retirement announced.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26

having rented her apartment to Mr. and
Mrs. Benson. Of San Francisco. Mr.. Ben
son is here on business connected with
the land frauds
Al noon yesterday Mrs. Sarah Emig and
Mr.. Eugene r. Dawson were married at
the parsonage Of ST Peters Church.
Second and c streets southeast. by the
Rev. James NJ. O'Brien. Only members
of the immediate family were present.
Lunch was served at the home OF the
bride. after which the couple left for
Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
win be at home on and after May 10, at
2oS Sixth street southeast
Mr.. John Barrett of the Bureau Of
American Republics. has been IN New
York for the past few days He re-
turned just in time 20 leave with the
official party for the jamestown Expo
sition.
Mr. and Mrs James Pinchot will sah
next week for Europe. During their trip
they will visit their daughter. Lady john
sen, wife Of the British Minister 10 DEN
mark.
Mrs. Carter, wife Of Senator Carter.
announces the postporement Of the date
Of the tea to be given in honor Of the
members of the graduating class of Trim
ity College, until Tuesday, april 80.
The reception 70 have been given Fri
day evening by Mr. ". F. Morrow, of BIS
Eleventh street, has been postponed on
atfa MT nr
An interesting event Wednesday at Bal
timore was the marriage Of Miss Louise
KOehler- HeupeL OF Mount Pleasant this
city, and Mr.. Charles Edwin swigart. OF
Logansport Ind. Although the engage
ment was generally known among the
friends OF the bride and bridegroom. the
wedding came AS d surprise 20 many, as
the date was brought forward a week or
two. Rev. r. L. Hubbard pastor OF the
EutaW Place Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Baltimore officiated. the bridal at
tendants being Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Her
bert Pillsbury, Of Washington. The bride
who is d dashiug brunette. looked charm
Ing in q tailored gown Of golden-hrown
broadcioth, with Legh0rn hat trimmed In
brown velvet and wheat. The flowers
were vlolets Mrs Pilsbury, as natron
of honor, wore q modish princesse gown
OF tob8ccO-br0Wu messaline. with deep
yoke OF lace and trimming Of velvet OF a
slightly darker shade. An effective hat
Of brown straw with trimmings Of shaded
pink roses completed the toilet. Air
and Mrs. Swigart, upon their return from
their wedding trip viii reside in Wash
iDgtOn. Mr. SWigart. who is employed in
the War Department, is a prominent
member Of the District National Guard
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
ReriraI Meetings Re,raraed.

The revival meetings in progress at Nc
Kendree Methodist Episcopal Church,
under the leadership Of Maj. George A.
Hilton and Rev E D. Bailey. are grow
ing in interest Maj. Hilton win speak
tonight, but there Will 6e no meeting on
Saturday On Sunday Mai Hilton will
preach for DR.. Wright, the pastor Of
MeKendree Methodist Episcopal Church.
at Il a. m. Rev. Mr., Bailey will speak at
the o'clock service. and Mai Hilton will
give his closing talk. The major gave an
address at the Gospel Mission. 1880 Penn
sylvania avenue, at Y o'clock yesterday,
on the subject OF Rest He will speak
to-day at the same hour or the subject
Of Peace"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
SING SONGS IN IRISH.
President Flynn and Hiss O'Dea En-
terrain Gaelic League.

The Gaelic League Of Washington, held
a meeting last evening at Carroll Insti-
tute. 10 make preparation for an illus
trated lecture in thu near future.
President Flynn. Of the league. sang in
Irish, "Muirmeen ma greuga bawna. -"
"Brdeen Veusagh. and 'Evleen Aroon. g"
DR.. Jeffrey c. O'Conneu made a short
address in Gaelic, during which he ex-
pressed the advantages Of coming together
often. and thus promote good fellowship.
fraternity. and patriotism.
Dr. d. J. ByTne addressed the league.
stating the beauty and strength Of the
Gaelic language, which was superior 10
the Anglo-Saxon in as much as it needed
not to borrow from any other language
like the Anglo-Ssxon. that had to borrow
from the Latin and Greek TO speak philo-
sophically and scientifically
The exercises concluded by Miss Annie
O'Dea singing "Acushla Mo Chroidhe."
which was enthusiastically encored.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
VII GIvE sPRING FEsTIvAI.
Clubs and Glasses OF Neighborhood
House Entertain TIi. Week.

House Entertain This Week.
Indian squaws selling handmade
baskets; sloyd shops, with little work
men making toys ''Merrie England,
with It's Maypole dance and Japa-
nese fairy play from the land of cherry
blossoms are among the sights 20 be
seen at the spring festival to be given
by the Neighborhood House clubs and
classes on Friday and Saturday. from 5
20 10 ,. m. The four buildings and the
playground al 45G and 46s \ street
southwest win be filled with boys and
girls and other members Of the various
clubs and classes which have been busy
at the settlement during the year.
Friends OF NeighbOrhood House are in
vited to attend the festival and to pur-
chase various things made by the
classes in carpentry, basket ma king,
cooking, sewing. and other useful arts.
Some OF the boys have prepared a
real circus. with an original trained
animal show. which is said TO be espe.
cially amusing. Other children will
give some special plays and dances.
including THE Ban OF the Golden
Rod. The Spring Procession" the
minuet. and the Jumping Jack
Dance Mothers in costume as German
housewives VIII take charge of serving
ice cream and cake Girls and women
in Dutch costume viii be in charge Of
the Dutch kitchen. where sandwiches
berries. cOnee, and chocolate viii be
served to order. Froebel land win be
represented by the little children or
the Mt, Vernon Seminary kindergar-
ten, singing and playing kindergarten
songs and games. Aprons and dainty
needlework viii be offered for sale by
workers dressed IN Swiss costume.
while French maids will offer home
made bonbons FOR sale.
One Of the purposes Of the festival
is 70 give an opportunity 20 the clubs
and classes Of Neighborhood House TO
assist IN raising money for It's support
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
$500 each.
Reduced from $500

Misses Mixed Cheyiot Suits. box eeat cloth
seel' plated skirt sizes l6 and Is Reduced from
. Misses theTlot Suits. wine color. with black
s5iA sonar, sem'-httlng Jacket and plated skirt
sizes Il, IS, aud Is Reduced nom sl2 IA ~ q y
each. VN'o
Miss Wine Broadcloth Etou Suit. with tipted
con vest size i6 Heduesd from ssdo0 20 $500.
1iri flne Nan Blue English Serge Dress.
$3.50 10 $50 nun
Gifls Atwood Chals Dresses. trimmed with
silk red sue 8; blue size 8. Reduced rom SO Ia
To SIS each. "''' s''''
! Miss apiece White lawn rr..s .-s..-s
with lace embroidery and tucks. So 9a l5s -
Dust measure. Reduced from $3.50 10 so
Girls White silk Nun Dress. eIabarstsI,, trim,
mea with ACE size y Reduced from sls q N
Girls Ail-wool Mixed Cheviot Co.te ~, ,h.-...
pisld5 ana stripes trimmed with braid. sins IL
IL hedncad nom 500 10 S295 each.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
Electric and Candle Shades.

Several small lots-ends of lines
in desirable Silk and Linen Shades.
Prices have been reduced for quick
clearance.
3 Silk Flower Electric Shades, assorted oolors:
an excellent value at original ETice. Reduced from
75c TO s0c each.
L Plain sik Candle Shades assorted eolosS Re
ducsd from 81 = 70 Sc each
y Plain silk Candle Shades asserted calorS Re
dueed from 500 70 75c each.
Pain SIX Candle Shades. assorted coors Re-
duced from Coo 10 Sc each.
q Soft SIX Candle Shades, assorted colors. with
bssd fringe Reduced from 5Oc to SOC each.
s. SOFT siis Candle Shades. assorted eologs, with
bead fringe Reduced from 35c to 15c each
lo Plain Red silk Candle Shades Reduced from
&c 20 l5o each
6 Corrugated Linen Candle Shades. assorted col
CTS Reduced from 40c to 20c each
a Small Corrugated Linen Candle Shades as
sorted oolors- Reduced from 2oc to lee each
Fifth aoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Naval Orders.

Lieut. Commander L. \. NULTON. detached Naval
Academy. 60 Olympia
Liefst Commander c. A. STONE. Lizuts. l. C.
RICHARDSON. J. L. HILEAfAN. and F. r.
MALE. Eusigns C. F. WOOD A. b. REED
and T. II. TAYLOR. BoatsHaiu F. MEYER
Gunner f. HINES. Carpenter IS. r. DONALD
son. Warrant Aiaehiaists J. J. MURRAY and
r. J. yiCKERY. detached Baltimore. home
and wait orders.
Surg J. q. FIELD detached Marine Recruiting
Party, Dallas, 70 Marine Recruiting Party
Houston, Mas T.
Asst. surg. Z l. JONES 10 Milwaukee
Asst. Paymaster II B. WORDEN. detached Bal
timure. home. settle accounts wait orders.
Civil Engineer l. NJ cox. appointed.
Gunner ". CARROLL. retired. from Norfolk. TO
home
Chia Carpenter r. JOHNSON. to uayy yard
Mare Island.
Chief Carpenter F. J. SIMM0NDS. 20 Illinois
CaFpeuter Z. L. KENPToN detached navy yard.
AaFo Island. 10 South Dakota
Warrant Alachiuist s. S. NEELEY detached In
diana, % St. Louis.
Warrant NacMuist &. 81. WINGATE. detached
dHty ST. Louis. 20 Indiana
Warrant Machinist u. }. MCCARTHY from Army
General Hospital. Fort Bayard 20 Naval Hos
pital. New Fort Lyon
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
FridaJ Bargain in
WomenS NeV 0xfordS.

We have secured and offer at
nearly half rice two lines of Wo-
mems Oxfolds. They are new
goods, mad on the most popular
lasts. and, onsidering the great adj
vance in al feathers, they are eX-
cellent bariains,
Lot 1-LPatent Colt 3-Eyelet
Court Tie, with turn sole and Cub
an heel. IA very stylish low shoe
for street or house wear. A com
plete lin9of sizes.
$I.o5 a pair.
Regular price, $500.
Lot Patent Colt 3-Eyelet Blu
cher Dxfords, with dull kid top,
welt ole, short vamp, and ribbon
laces| A very smart and popular
shapk. All this seasons goods and
all szes represented.
$I95 a pair.
Regular price, $3.50,
These two lots of Oxfords are
cdlveniently displayed on center
clunters in Shoe Department.
third hoor-EleTenth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
Rattan Furniture.

Upholstery Department offers a
number of single pieces Of Rattan
Furniture at reduced prices for
clearance. Goods are high grade
and perfect. but more or less soiled
iron handling and displaying.
Marked as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Toy DEPARTMENT.

TO sc each
Toy Cows. Reduced from 81 TO 5oc each.
2 Tin Water Wagons. Reduced from SIS 10
&c each.
Ae'Fy-go-rounds Reduced from 25e to SC each.
Toy shop and Engine Combined Reincs5
from 5000 10 As5
Dressed Doll, damaged. Reduced fr1m 500 to
S0o 10 SLW each.
Fourth foor-EleTenth st.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26

80 yards Finest French Sin and Cotton Gobelin
Tapestry Furniture Covering in all the desirable
colors; small medium. and large designs Reduced
from $3.50 and 500 10 so yard
pairs yellow Crossstrire silk-effect summer
PUTtieres Reduced from s. 80 10 SD pair.
Hardwood Screen Doors. complete with fixtures
slightly damaged. Reduced from Sl.09 and SIS TO
CSC each
Hardwood Screen Doors complete with fix
lures; slightly damaged Reduced fTom $50 to
zoe each. Bring Measurements with you
Fourth foor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
COMPANY G TO SHOOT.
Fourth Infantry Men 10 Practice at
Annapolis Range.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, April 25.-Company
c, Fourth Infantry. United States army
consisting Of forty men and Lieuts. s
DOMINATION and John W DOwner. sta
toned at Fort Washington, arrived IN
Annapolis to-day and are encamped at
Old Fort Madison.
The men VIII spend about two weeks
at rife practice over the Naval Acad-
envy ranges there Upon their depaT-
ture two troops Of the Thirteenth Cav
airy. stationed al Fort Myer, Va, will
come here for rife practice.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
] Friday Bargain in
ittLP ChiLdren'S Dresses.

DAINTY White Dresses, of fine
fms and nainsookS. Quite a
knber of handmade ones among
Im. There are several pretty
files, including Russian, yoke and
hist effects, and they are trimmed
ore or less deliberately and effec-
Eely with embroideries, laces and
cks. These dresses are mussed
Soiled, hence we offer them at
duCed prices. as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
BOYS GIVE CONCERT TONIGHT.
Capitol Hin Orchestra Offers MisceI-
Ianeous Programrne for Event.

A1An[0AH s14 mime A0E Event
The Capitol Hill Boys Orchestra will
give its second annual concert at
Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. this
evening at O'Clock, under the direc-
ton OF Samuel Boice Pole. The pro
gramme is as follows:
Selection Aonoa
BY the Orchestra.
Messrs. Pole. Phillips, and Paie.
Reading Miss Ellis
Selection WihemHa Waltzes
By the Orchestra.
Violin sole. "Gn0mentanz'' -..........-..s B. Paie
Piano solo ''Poouase'' t-ho4in
IsdoTe Potter
Violin duet "GondoliFio" .Messrs. Wood and Pole
Recitation William Seh0feid
Selection. Southern Melodies
b. the Orchestra.
Violin JsTonils
Vocal solo 4 Knew LoVely Garden
Miss f. Af0fet
Mems string quartet Larga'
Capitol Min musical combination "Buraomaster''
Dareing 10 70 y p, m.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
Net COrSetS.
20 dozen pairs Corsets, made of
good quality net, with straight
front and dip hip sizes 10 to 80.
Special value. soc pair.
And these remnants

10 pairs Ivy Co1sets French coutH. straight
front. dip hip. boned with rial whalebone. classics
attached; sizes 10, 20. q. p, q a .. Is. q. g. so
and 81. Reduced from s. % 10 $500 pair.
pairs French Corsets. fancy hT0che. straight
front baaed with real whalebone classics attached
SIZES Is ls. q. and .. Reduced from 500 70
$500 psh,
5 pats Lis Of France CoFsets French coutil
straight front dip hip boned with real whaleboue.
elastic attached sizes p, @ IS % and So Re
duced from soc 20 $40 pair
s Tgirs J. r. Corsets, batiste, straight front dip
hip, eIastics attached sizes p 9 and q Re
duosa from sl5o TO 500 pair.
Tl.rd for Elegenth st.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
VIII be Buried at Arlington.

The ashes of the late Rear Admiral Al
bert Kautz. u. 5. n. who died in Flor
enee. italy. February last. are being
brought home on the Il. S S. Baltimore.
now due at New York The interment
win be IN the Arlington National Gene
terry. where the eommittal service TO the
grave viii be read by Chaplain Bayard
u. S. n, only the immediate family being
present. The funeral services were held
in Florence. where the Rev. Mr.. Groom
oficiated
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26

rule d this close the end of each week all the
odds and ends short lengths broken assortents small
lots and tie like which may have collected during the current week
The advertised below especially strong and worthy
AID careful shoppers will find during FIVE hours bust
ness to-day many excellent bargains
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
Folding Ldwn Settles.
A lot OF Folding Lawn Settees.
314. feet long, strongly built and
well finished We offer these at the
Special price, 7oc each.
Value SI.OO.
And these remnants.
NIll tneSe remnants !.

ducod from ST. % Sla5 ~
Hlsh-grade Golden Oak Chifonier odd degir1
Reduced from S30e0 to z9C
White Enameled Dresser. French usirror s,rsn
TOP drawer slightly soiled Reduced fr1B Ga an
20 sl00 'A T'''''
VuaTtered Golden Oak Buffet. with drawers for
liilen ana sli'erWare Reduced from S35O0 to 81 pa
cry Handsome Solid Mahogany RuHat ~
iohB' neatly haud-CaUed Corinthian columns "a
dHctd from 2lf000 90 So S.
Serving Table. 10 match the ahoFe BuFa+ Pc
duced from S50O0 90 S3lG ~
fFoa Si50 70 $50
9dd Chartered Oak Chair. cine seat Re
-. 2llscs Solla Mahogany Parlor Suite uphol-
stored in silk danask. Reduced from ss5 b "a
Virginia oettee or sofa. Of a solid nahousur ,,,
SS7.45 -'''' WV 70
Handsome GILT Culio Cabinet mirror hack o-,+
glass shelf Reduced from $500 10 $3.50
sets Velour Morris Chair Casbions bsi- ells5
Reduced fTum 800 20 $50 set --''--
Hand-WoFen Sofa Pillows fIlel with cotton
sizes -1E-o, Reduced from 500 10 500 each.
Sixth hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
MOEENENTs oF VEssELs-The

Apf EAlENIH VI , ELo-Ihe following move
ments Of vessels were reported 20 the Bureau Of
NaEigation
Arriyed-Apri .. yorktown at Amapala. April
"a Morris az uayT yHrd. New Y0rk Scorpion
az Santo Domingo CITY: Msrcellus at Newport
News; Galveston at Annoy April . Striugham
Wilkes, De Long Blakely, and stockton at
Hampton Roads.
sailed-Aprl Q. Chicago from Ainauala. for
Acsmtia and Acapulco. Boston from Amauala
for Corinto snd Acapulco. April a. Scorpion
from Sant0 Domingo City for San Juan; Prairie
from Havana for Cieufuegos. Msrcellus from
Hampton Roads. for Newport News; IToquois
from Mare Island. for Honolulu: Cincinnati
from Cavite, foF HongSong. April o stringfaln
Wilkes, De Long Blakeiy. and stockton. from
Norfolk Tor Hampton Roads
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Misses Department.

A lot of Girls Fine White Lawn
Dresses, in assorted styles and
sizes; trimmed with lace and en-
broidery; slightly soiled.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
"IgHitO" Gas Nantes.

Self-hghting-require no match
for use on any mantle fixture
Offered at the special price of
I5c each. Regularly 25c.
Fifth fo0r-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
LaWn Dressing SaCqueS.

WOmen's Lawn Dressing
Sacques. good quality, some all
white. some with neat printed de-
signs; made kimona style and I'm
ished with belt and short sleeves.
All sizes.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Exodus to jamestown Causes
Dearth of Entertainments.
MANY EVENTS NEXT WEEK

Duke OF ChauInes Accompanies Mr..
ana Mrs. shonts and Family 30 Ex-
DoaitiOn-Mme. ISorner, OF German
Embassy, 40 Go Abroad In May.
Bishop satterIee's Guests.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26
Friday Bargain in
Ch.Edren'S Cloth Refers.

Be, htiful goods made in the pop
ular 81" length. Some are box
style double-breasted, and have
turn-d ver collar and cuffs, finished
with Stitching; some have velvet
colla1 and cuffs. Shown in white,
ligh gray, tan, and dark blue
f4.5o each. Were $8.75.
$500 each. Were $1,000.
$50 each. Were $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-26

ShaRer's Floral Work Evinees Taste
and originality. Moderate prices, 18th &
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soc each.
Regular price, 75C.
And these remnants :

10 Womeu's Cambria Petticoats. trimmed with
circular mfie finished with four rows Of YaIen-
Cennes insertion and lace edge. Eeduced from
- 20 81 50 each
Womeus Lawn Petticoats. trimmed with fun
circular lace uifis finished Fith beading and lace
Reduced from $3.50 % s. IS each.
5 Womens NaiusoCk Gowns. low neck, flowing
sleeves, daiatily trimmed with lace beading and
ribbon. Reduced from $3.50 % SIS each
Women Taffeta silk Pettic7ats. in pink blue
tan and black, trimmed with nll ufie Reduced
from $50 % 500 each.
Womens Cambria Petticnats trimmed with
lawn rufie finished with insertion and lace elEing
Reduced from 75c 70 50e each
Third h00r-EleYcnth ST.