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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
A PARTNERSHIP OF CRIME

n R. FELIX ADLER, the eminent sociologs puts things
straight few words that touch existing conditions
Francisco when he says:
1t for corporation insist that must
they keep clean hands they defy the bkmaer to do his
industrial conditions
1t plea for the wealthy brbe gives that they
held by official backmaers and compelled
of business but Dr. Adler points that the
made behalf of who seeking something
justly entitled have When Patrick
brbd Ruef and Schm and the with 100000
consideration for the OF overhead trolley permit they
buying privilege worth millions They knew
belonged the city but they could
bribery corrupt officials Now they whining that
they held
The time for that plea past The time showing
of blackmai is when it threatened Calhoun
the people OF San Francisco after the fire and told them that he
being held by Ruef Schmz obtained his
trolley permit without delay but he would have pay
price the city He did pay that price price
the OF the franchise and therefore bribery
all there this plea of blackmai The Railroads en-
tered into partnership of crime with the officials
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
=. =. Personal Mention !.

c. ]. Smith of Santa Clara is at the
Palace.
George p Davis of Chicago is at the
Fairmont.
H. A. Walters of st. Louis is at the
Fairmont.
P. Boirery of weaverville is at the
Dorfhester.
Byron D. Beckwith of Colusa is at
the Majestic.
Al w wilkins of New York is at
the Majestic.
Mrs. ]. H. Simpson of San Mateo is
at the Baltimore.
Major R r. Turner. q. S. A. and wife
are at the Savoy.
f. A. Fee and w. c. Tight of MADEIRA
are at the Baltimore.
James. +. Aberdeen, mill man of
Seattle. is at the Hamlin.
Charles Ray. banker and attorney of
Lodi is at the Baltimore.
F. S. Murphy. iumberman of Salt
Lake, is at the st. Francis.
w. Van valkenburg, a railroad man
of Minneapolis, is at the Hamlin.
Franklin Leonard Jr, mining man
of New York, is at the ST Francis
Josiah Bray. a manufacturer OF
machinery, OF Syracuse, accomp panied
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
=. Gossip in Railway Circles =.

rates from Chicago west and through
rates from the east on the sums OF
the locals from Chicago. which would
have tendency to increase the rates
from the east
c. E Stokes expects to leave for an
other trip around the world with a
party of tourists. The start is to be
made from this city in the first week
OF September
F. w. Thompson, general agent OF
the Rock Island lines. announces that
his company has put on a daily tourist
car service between Colorado Springs
and Chicago.
W. A Bissell. assistant traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe. has returned from
a meeting of the transcontinental pas
senger association
F. M. Smith. president OF the Tono-
pah and Tidewater railway company.
has left for New York In his private
car. Houali.
Jay Adams of the Nickel Plate left
yesterday for trip OF the coast coun-
ties and so did Joseph McIIroy OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
w w. Webster OF the passenger de-
partment of the Pennsylvania lines and
i. R. Tilley OF the Union Pacific have
left for Reno, Tonopah and Goldheld to
conclude the final arrangements for
the Elks who are to leave for PhiIa-
deipnia on July in special train.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

charge extoronate for their
dining forced hire the walters to bring
charged the
holdups the
United States The OF the Pullman dining
feeding clothing charity of the travelling public
The Pullman porter worthy of his hire He 1T and
We do ndorse the proposal that travellers should refuse
give order the corporation treat its employees
justly but wish emphasize the and nggard character
of the policy which puts hard working Sort the
place OF being compelled to accept charity.
The slave driving policy obtains all along the line The
Pullman conductors and porers for overtime If train
delayed there additional compensation for the extra work
1t uniform experience The Pullman company robs the
travelling public by overcrges deauds the peoples
by shirkng and it employees like slaves.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Can a W0man's Club
Exist in Harmony?

Smith
OF the charter members OF w
York by playwring women Martina
Madeline Ryley Mrs Frances
note nave
club of the American draatS society
and which does not permit women " It's
club will exist without wrangns is query
tina is agtating club critics Gotham
clubs get along wtnou ph
Papyru and California CLUBS Inc
civil it in its infancy and the latter
has a battle election season
A the mans The latters
club has dining room as one of
get along things 1t the Francisco
Colony York recently applied for
objected possibly been infringe
prohibiting within distances OF churches
schools, etc, the Berkeley mile limit
designed by Miss Elsie
gave acting of artistic decorating
E Wolfe the Francisco
subscribed Colony
furnishings That makes the
oacu like 80 doesn't One
Douglas Wggn Riggs the author formerly
Tuesday afternoons be devoted
politics and with music lectures
the and craftsmen and
unlike
will
believe OF entertainment
Enghwomn London had women clubs before
Somtrie established Five sh1ings
and the teashoP After
with the idea that the clubhouse wasn't
Hanover That sounded
Some1e which after passed
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

-HE publication OF the east and
west bound transcontnental tariffs
is still a cause of dissension be-
tween the lines east of Chicago
and those west of that city, and nego-
tiations are now in progress with
the eastern companies for the
purpose of devising some plan
to satisfy all the carriers. The
high traffic officials OF both the east
ern and the western roads will hold a
meeting in q day or so in Chicago con-
cerning the subject. G. F. Nicholson,
third vice president of the Santa Fe,
will look after the interests of his cor
poration, Darius Miller will represent
the Hill lines and ]. c. Stubbs will see
that Hartman is protected. 1t is said
that these officials will be able to con-
ciliate the representatives of the east
ern lines and also satisfy the inter
state commerce commission. The dis
agreement is over the filing of the
tariffs with the commission, for IL the
eastern lines file their tariffs with the
commission 1t will give them the power
to concur IN the making OF rates for
westbound territory which hitherto
they have not enjoyed. If they fail to
agree 1T is probable that the trans
continental lines will only publish
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

by his wife, is spending several days
at the Hamlin.
j. c. Linegan, cattle buyer, and
wife, OF Seattle. are at the Baltimore.
7. 1. Lancaster, proprietor of the
Willis hotel at Willis, is at the HAM
lin.
Joseph Ellison, manufactures of
cloaks at Portland. Or. is at the Bal
timore.
c. G. Warner. manufacturer of re-
frigerators in Kendallville, Ind. is at
the Majestic.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor William T.
Jeter, accompanied by C. e. Lucy Of
Santa Cruz. is at the st. Francis.
John Dahlgren, wife and daughter.
or ST Paul, are guests at the Dorches-
ter and Will remain for several days.
Los Angeles arrivals at the st. Fran
els are n. Emmett May. W. N. Moore
ana W. T. Pleas and family. H Vein
stock of Sacramento is at the Fair
mont.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Jesse Williams Is
Here for Golfers


"SooS - excepting Gallagher" author
Hcre IOT IOHeTS ship Jesse Lynch Williams, who is in
New York do graft troubles for Golfers called
Dreamer" where the
Undetow, beat"
derelcion duty
working troubled and
Williams Princeton Stories" been
pictures of the side of American college life
presented public they published their
O He
way, old Vrgnny Presbyterian
minister.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27


number of San Franciscans will
go there for house parties or to
enjoy the day at the club. Miss Jen-
ME Crocker will be hostess at dinner
on that evening, and many guests will
go later to her home. "Uplands," for the
fireworks, which. 1t Is said. will be
particularly fine. There are to be sew
eral other dinners and a golf tourna-
ment. for which the Walter Martins
have offered a cup as the ladies' prize.
There are some excellent players there
and the contest promises to be an ex-
citing one.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eastland. who
| have made their homo in Jackson street
since their marriage. are moving today
to their new home, 5000 Clay street
| near Broderfck, which they purchased
recently, and which has been extensive
| ly rehabilitated and remodeled, making
| it charming and artistic house. They
will spend the fourth at Burlingame,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Howard have
gone from their San Mateo home to
Tahoe, where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Helen Wheeler. who has been
In New York and Lakewood N. j.. since
her return from Europe. has left for
California and Is expected to arrive
here on Saturday evening.
] Mr.. and Mrs Wakefield Baker will
leave about July 1 for Santa Barbara,
where they will spend three or four
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schmiedell and
their family, who have been in Ross
during the winter, went to Lake Ia
hoe recently for sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs Erskine Richardson
/ formerly Miss Gladys Postley). who
spent the winter and spring here. will
go to Santa Barbara shortly, where
| they will remain during July as the
guests of Mrs. Richardson's mother
Mrs. H. M. A Postley, at her attrac-
| tive cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Huntington
who have been living at the Hotel
Maryland in Pasadena for some time
past, went last week to their beautiful
new home at Oak Knoll, near Pasa-
dena
Miss Ethel Dean, who spent most oi
the spring here and in Santa Barbara
has returned to her ranch in Nevada
and expects to remain there during
most of the summer. She goes occa-
sionally to visit her sister, Mrs. Walter
Magee, who is at the Magee ranch
about so miles distant.
Mr.. and Mrs. wellington Gregg anG
the Misses Enid and Ethel Gregg have
returned from a trip to Santa Barbara
and are at their San Mateo home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Joseph (for,
merly Miss Emily Rosenstirn), who
have been abroad for some time, are
still in England, and have gone on
sketching tour of the south. Mr. 10.
seph Is quite talented in an artist,
way and much of their time abroad
will be spent in pursuance of his work
Mrs. Alfred Hunter voorhies ha.
given up the idea of going east thi,
summer as she had originally plannec
and will not leave until the fall. prob
ably about October. She will then e
south for a time and will also yisi
her daughters. Mrs. Young and Mrs
Scott.
Mrs. James H Bull and Miss Mar
gerry Bull returned recently from a ter
Barbara and will probably go souti
again later in the season for stay.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Peixotto, Dr
Humphrey j. Stewart and Miss Frances
Stewart will leave Saturday for Bo
J hemian Grove, where they will re
main for about ten days or two weeks
John Sheehan has arrived from New
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
THURSDAY EDITORIAL PA GE
The Insider
Finds food for thought in new club for women
formed in New York and to which Charlotte
Thompson of San Francisco belongs

~HARLOTTE THOMPSON, San Fran
cisco girl and eoauthor with Alice
~ Smith of Florence Roberts starring
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
IT LETS NOTHING GET AWAY

THE ingenuity of exacion that chracterizes policy the
Pullman company finds instructive illustration in its treat
of employees. It its sleeping porters
cradle and compes the public make up differ
that will enable the We quote
number of the Oregonian pointed words this subject
rendered but the public the salaries
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27
Children Actually
Believe in Fairies

SHIuioH a the Columbia school
beHeVe IN FdITIcS long before
objected had appeared here the question: DO
stnishnent turned
them with their bodily
and had their visions down by
favored the mar still others
the rocks of the hill Further
developed small the little witnesses usually
that had bright
oloredw and could fly.
something said teacher, they
they shaken their
fairies How little believers would delighted
fairy called down" by the lad who the
what the really and the
OF
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

York, where he has been for some
weeks, having hastened home that ne
might be here for the wedding of his
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Sheehan, and
Bernardo Shorb, which is to be cele-
brated on Tuesday next.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-27

Vice Consul Isaiah Montesanto of
Trebizond writes that American COM
mercial progress might be greatly
helped by the establishment of a par
cels-post system between America and
Turkey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
ALGODON SEA ISLAND.

Dos desnaotdd0ras con su cal
dera correspondence, maquina y
empacadoras completas. Magni-
fico estado y probadas.
Informaran los seflores Behn
Brothers San Juan Puerto Rico.
Is ". a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02

PARA UN REGALO.-Csiitau de pa
fantaDia elegautsS y pTeCiOsaA On
Srtido deude 80 cantavos en- adaIan-
e 3s Fscibir la PapeIsrfa y EfsCtOs
de rio de NJ. BuTillo Co, San
Juato 8 Juan Dc PusEto RiOa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02

AVISO.-Se necesita un jovencito pa
"a ayudante de ofcina. Debe teneF buea
na Ietra, buenas refsrencias , algunA
pr6ctica. Los aspirantss deben diEijirss
DOR sscrito s. s M, apartadO Ut. 6v.
Sc NECE8ITA un HaGtEe. San Fran
cisco rs inSoEmaE6n. ava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02

En- aBuntos del nervicio vendr6 &
ssta Ciudad 81 fiscal dc Guyana senior
Wilcox
-5e encuentra an esta ciudad el sefior
Aleiandro GRaofa Sslgado, marahal de la
corte de Carolina.
-El gobsruador Post ha suapendido IN
visie que MIA en- pEoyecto efsctuar s
Guyana hoy, CON motive de ls salida de
su distiDguida espoUa que embarca el
miercoles pr6ximo para los E. q.
-Ha iDgresado en- Ia CGrcel de Ponce,
diapoaiCi6n del fscal del distrito, el
sujeto Victor CollaaO, sCuSadO de inCendio.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
DELAY POCAHONTAS STATUE.
UnveiIiug VIII Not Take Place June
- as First Intended.

At the meeting Of the Pocahontas Ne
mortal Society. in the red parlor of the
Ebbitt House yesterday afternoon, II was
decided TO postpone the unveiling Of the
statue of Pocahontas. which was TO be
held June . on the Island Of jamestown.
The date is as yet undecided. but the
ceremonies will in all probability take
place this fall
Miss May De Shay. State regent Of the
District branch Of the society, presided
az the meeting. Twenty-Five members
were present, and much interest was dis
played in the proceedings
After the regular business was com
pleted. Miss De Shay read letters from
different State regents testifying TO the
prosperity Of the organization A letter
from Mrs c. H. Masury. State regent of
the d. A. R in Massachusetts. stated that
operations are already under way for tho
organization Of a chapter of the Pocahon-
tas Society in that State
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
HOuSefurniShing Dept.

I Imported Kitchen Cabinet Shelf reduced from
s. 81 % Sl.U0. ! reduced from $500 10 $50
/ Imported Kitchen Rack. Reduced from SL5) 20
i 3-hrrner Gas stove. slightly damaged. Reduced
from SIS 70 $50.
] Cooper-bottom Wash Boiler. shOrw0n reduced
from 20 10 SIS reduced from $50 10 Sl00 each;
2 reduced from SL25 % $50 each, ] reduced from
SI00 20 65c: ! reduced from s0c n Soc.
1 Tin Ham Boiler, shopw0Tn. Reduced from 45c
70 Csc
/ Coppgr Wash Boiler. dented Reduced from
G 90 90 500.
] Ohio" steam Cooker, shopworn. Reduced from
$50 20 A.00
i Large. Sheet Iron oven. dented. Reduced from
S-f5 t1 800
? Pot Alaska" Ics Cream FTeezers. Reduced
from SL65 TO 81 - each.
] Aluminium Chafug Dish. Reduced from $50 20
S3
Alcohol Lamps Reduced from &c 70 sc each.
3 Nlc5eplated Coffee Pots. Reduced from slB
20 95c eacl.
Nickel-rlated Tooth Brush Holders reduced
from &c 70 l0c each reduced from Csc 10 SOC each
? NiGel-plated Tumbler Holders. Reducad from
? Nicksl-plated Soap Dishes Reduced from Soc
10 25c each
Nics5l-plated Toilet Paper Holders Reduced
from Si0 20 ,5c each.
Nickel-plated Cuspidor. Reduced from Sl5o to
75c.
, Eusmsled Ware Pitchers Reduced from 75c
20 Sc each.
6 cans. 'Anto-shine" Metal Polish. Reduced from
&c 10 lec can.
Fifth f0CI-ElevCnth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Picture Department.

Genuine Water Color. Colonial Girl" in tap
estrv frame Reduced from $500 % $3.50
Water Color. Colonial Girl. in tapestry frame
Reduced from Is on - SL9J
English Print. At the Reception" in tapestry
frame Reduced from s. 800 20 500
Q English prints "LAszamhisa Concert" " fancy
ciIt frames Reduced from 500 10 g 80 each
2 Genuine Water C7'rrz Madame Louise de
France. in oval gilt frames. Bsduced from 5000
10 g g each
! EuElish Print. Tho colonial Dance" in black
and rllt frame Reduced from SsH0 20 $50
Genuine Water C1r-s Holland" scenes. in
broad gilt frames Reduced frCm 5000 20 5.95
each
/ Hand-C0lCTed Photograph. "Chrruhs" in green
mission frame. Reduced from so % % sos
] Genuine Water Color Cupid Alert" I'm gilt
frame with shadow box Reduced from $500 70
SiE
Large Crlorcd Prints. Coaching scenes. in
broad decorated frames. Reduced from SEQ 10
8 aj each
C0lorei Prints "Odd Volumes ia black and
Kilt fymss Reduced from SEQ 20 500 each
Col1r7d PhotcTaUh Girl IN Carriage IN black
decorated frame Reduced from $500 20 NF.
C1lored Print, "r1llvHO,' iu black frame. Re
duc0i from g 80 ~ SL00
Fourth f0Cr-Teuth 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Mems furnishings Depf.

50 pairs Mems Fancy .Lizls Thread SOY, in
striped, figured and plaid ELECTS sizes 10 and
l1is. Reduced from &c 70 pairs for SI0
2 pairs Mems Fancy SIX S1y embroidered IN
cqlCred six: few lace. with C0l0rCi clocks. in
e.nded sizes s'2 and 10 Reduced from sLw and
s. = 70 DC T8ir.
sIits Mems Flamagites .7us-picce pasamasI, Of
white ualusllk and madras small and large sizes,
s1iied, Reduced frrm 3 ~ and 500 60 $50 sIIt.
10 pieces Mems Light Blgg SIE-aud-WpCl GauZe
Underwear fun regular made. Of English manutae
tue, shirts, sizes g. o. and i4 drawers sizes g. s.
and g. Reduced from &.01 % $50 garment.
II pieces White Nierin7 Underwear. i1 q weight
slightly heavier than saU-e, three PARTS wool 9
shirts. sizes SO. g. a. and q: drawers sIzas g. a.
and +i Reduced from Sl.-l IN $40 garment
g Mons White LaUndgud Shirts linen h0s1ms
sailed sizes Il and l5i3 Reduced from SL57 % t5C
each
Is Mems soft Chcriot Nsgisee Collars. for wear
Tnen PLAYING golf tennis. &c sizes Il and ID. Re
duced from DC and 50c % 5c each
Z Mems Tan and Black Leather Belts. uIl5i
s7es 30. g. 50. 90. and g. Reduced from Soc and
Slo0 70 - each.
Mems Ecru Porous Knit Union Suits. with halt
sleeves medium size. Reduced from Sl.o) TO 6jc
each.
Main foor-F 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Fridays
Our Remnant Dav.

THE counters are filled to-day with the cleanup of
ferings from all over the store. There are all
sorts of remnantS-ShOrt lengths odd and small lots,
broken sizes and aSSOrtmentS dented and Clipped ar
cIeS, &C. There are also great many groups of odd
and OneOfaind things too small to advertise in detail
but splendid picking for houSekeeperS and others that
come early
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Concert at NAVY Yard To-night.

The Naval Gun Factory Band, under
the direction of Jacob G. Moody. will
give an open-air concert in the Navy
-ard this evening, beginning at 1880
o'clock. The following programme has
been selected for the occasion.
March, The Diplomat .......... John Philip Splsa
Medley overture. Bits # Broadway HitsLeo Fcist
Grand medley. "Superha' ...............C. W DaIby
Waltz Daughter Of Love ................. Bennett
PUtpOuri. German Folk Songs of the
Fatherland' .........-. Z Andauer
Overture Poet and Peasant .........F F. Won Suppe
Medley cf popular sons, Bits Of Remicks'
Hits No. g. '..................... Jerome Remick
Novelette, Dixie Blossoms .......... Percy Wenrich
Star Spanged Banner
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
China Department.

Handraiutsl Punch Bowl, chirped. Reduced
from s. 90 IN Sc 81
2 Decorated English Porcelain Bowls and Pitch
ers Reduced from 500 to $50 each
2 Decorated Porcelain Tea Pots large size. Re
duccd from alc tp tTc each.
Decorated German China Berry Bowls Re
ducei from l5c -o i5c caCa.
. Decorated French China Sauce Tureers Re
ducad from $50 o. -5r each.
Border-decarated Limoges China Covered Dish
e. Reduced from S51 20 SD each.
2 Borier-decorated Limoges China Meat Dishes
Reduced from S 90 % $50 each.
I Daintilv Decorated French China Teapot Sugar
AID Cream Set Reduced from 8 80 % SIS
Gcd-decorated Bureau Sets Reduced from Sl25
70 -5- each
Is Gold and White Chocolate CrVs and Saucgrs
Colonial share Reduced from 75c % -5c each
1 Uaintilv Decorated French China Dinner Set
Reduced from $500 70 SlS75.
Fifth fo7r-G 50.
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Upholstery Department.

81 Near-Sik Table Covers. with plain green
ccut-rs and figured borders trnged. slightly soicd
Reduced from n 50 % SOD each
/ 81 Heavy Brrche Table CoVsT, in Tich oriental
effect frlugedi slightly soiied Reduced irom SlJUJ
20 500
l04 Mercerizsd Table Cover in green and rose
mixture; irIrssd, soiled. Reduced from $50 20
N5
l94 Msrcerzad Table Covers. IN green and rose
and red and green effects; irinFed: soled Reduced
from s. y 10 soc Cach
l24 tiobelin Tapestrv Table Covers in red. blue
and green mixed effects; fTinged; soiled. Reduced
from 200 20 S4l5 each
3 l2# Tapestry Table Covers, IN blue and gold
effects. fringed. sCied Reduc1d from S375 20 y 20
each
l04 Tapestry Table Covers oriental effects.
friuged: soiled Reduced from S. % 10 500 each
. uaIrs truss-sripc Madras POTtieres, I'm good col
orings. Reduced from 500 to $50 pair.
Fourth hoUr-G 81.
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WOmen'S Suit Dept.

g Womens Atwood Novelty Cheek SpieCe Suits
jumper. EtOn and skirt gray effects, sizes a and
q green. effect. size 36 Reduced from S3s 0e 10
50 90 each
W1man'5 All-w0al Tan Mixed Pony Jacket suit ,
size s.. Reduced from $3.50 % $3.50
2 W0mrn's Back Tafeta SILK suits. alI-0ver
plated short Jacket trimmed with braid; skirt pait
Cd front and back. sizes 81 and .5 Reduced from
$3.50 20 $500 each
Wgman's Black Chiffon Tsdsta SILK Suit. Etou
made tuN and fluffy with kin0ua sleeves and trim
med with lace and embroidery skirt very fun
$500 90 S0O1
3 WOmns Iaaeta silk Dresses "TTinCess'' STYLE
trimmed with lace black size 60 brown, size 50
green. size s. Reduced from S500 20 $3.50 each.
I White French OrEandi- Dress Princess" stglr
lace b1lcro Jacket elabCatelv trimmed with lace
size s. Reduced from $500 20 S0G0.
. White French B1risre Dresses Princess STYLE
trimmed with Nal61cieuues and Cluny laces; sizes
81 and IS. Reduced from Si25 20 $3.50 each.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
Mems Clothing Dept.

Mems Ali-wool Suits; sizes 55. g %. and q.
Reduced from Sl500 and $500 % 5000 each.
II Mems Au-w0o Suits. ~ neat gray effects
sizes a 90 q. Reduced from $3.50 20 $500 each.
) Mems handsome Light Gray Suits, elegant ma
terial ard workmanship. sizes So % g. Reduced
from S1900 20 $3.50 each
Mems Light-veiGht pYerCoats. Of tan covert and
fancy effects; sizes 50 % q. Reduced from Sl500,
Sl5A, See4 and $3.50 20 ST. 80 each.
pans Mems AllWg1l Trousers, regular sizes Re
Cuc5d from SEQ % s. % pair.
u Tairs Mems Striped N0Ised Trousers; all sizes.
Reduced from s. 90 $500. and $50 % $50 pain.
II Mems Fancy Vests; sizes S. 10 90. Reiuced
from $50 and s. 10 20 Sl.5J each
Main t0Or-furh st.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-07
WOmen'S Waist Dept.

W1men's Black Tafsta Silk Waists Tucked
front and hack. long sleeves: sizes % and - Re
duced from s. 80 % 500 each
Women's Navy Blus Tafieta SIX Waists trim
med with plaid silk; sizes So and IS. REDUCED from
SsTj % 500 each
3 W0men5 Navy Blue silk Jumpers, sizes IS. -
and 40. Reduced from $50 20 S315 each.
10 N0mens White Lawn Waists. tucked front and
back. assorted sizes Reduced from Csc 10 l5c each
u N-meus White Lawn Waists trimmed with
lace and tHess, assorted sizes Reduced from s. 80
90 s. % each
l-r ri Womcn's Fine Lawn Waists. IN assorted
styles and sizes, az sreatly reduced prices