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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
ALBERT EDWARD ULLMAN

mas Eve with others of my kind
budding together to keep warm and waiting for
something to turn up.
Presently the something came in the shape of
large and we'll fed man, who with chuckle tosseda
on our hands and knees in mad scramble for the
bright silver. and when l rose dirty and wet, my
hands bleeding from contact with the sharp ice,
was the only who had not gained by the struggle.
l was the down and outest of the down and out.
For things like this men have thrown their lives
away, and was turning away heavy hearted and
with trembling lips when a hand dropped on my
shoulder and husky voice said:
Say Bo; you didn't get Nickel did your"
turned, to see a grzzed veteran who had come
off with the lions share: There was look in his
eyes that caused my voice to soften.
mot nick, l answered
Dead broker" he queried
l nodded assent.
where do you bunk tonight" he persisted
Il don't know" was my detected response
His bear eyes looked up at me sharply as we
passed through the lighted circle of an arc light
Then he spoke again. You come with me- sonny,
an I'll stake you to a dime shake-down
Thanks l muttered, unable to say more to
my benefactor, whom followed across to the East
Side and down the Bowery to one OF the many
cheap lodging houses which line that thoroughfare.
Up the shaky stairs we went into boxlike office.
1.-TWO suites of rooms" demanded my friend of
the clerk as he tossed two dimes on the board and
led the way into large dormitory where half
hundred or more men were sleeping cots.
He pointed with his finger to an empty one in
the corner and whispered, Good night Bo. Put
your shoes under your pillow"
Good night. 1 hardly know how to tha-a-"
"Cut it out Cut it out'' he replied bruskly, max
ing for nearby cot, action proceeded to copy
When Christmas Day Dawned
A ND thus it was that opened my eyes on Christ
day in the place of the down and out The
very dawn seemed to mock me- picturing for me
the feasting and reveling of the many that day
contrasted with the hunger and despair of the
My thoughts were not cheerful as l made my
way out of the great sleeping room to wash at
faucet kept running all night to prevent the water
freezing, and hurried to big stove in the assembly
room of the lodging house, wishing for an overcoat
as l pinned my summer coat tight at the neck
both for warmth and to hide the dirty shirt and
absence of collar and tie. Close to the stove
standing dozen of my unshaven compeers hands
clasped in 'front.' and most of them, like myself
sporting safety pin at the junction of their up
turned coat collars.
The snow now swept gracefully past the windows
and beat call upon them that sounded to me like
a summons to come into the open and be numbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22

and foot benumbed by the storm, and
entered a building where men and
women, uniformed something like the
Salvation ARMY folk, were busy with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22

last year l was down and OUT
II penniless, sick, and out of work.
/ stood in public square on Christ
,,,oc Evo with others IF NV hind
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Second Lieut. CHARLES T. SMART. Artillery
Corps. detailed Tor general recruiting service at
Columbus BaE7acks.
First Lieut.. PAUL ". BECK, Signal Corps. TO
charge Signal Corps General Supply Depot. Be
nicla Barracks
Capt BENJAMIN C. MORSE. from Seventeenth to
TWcHtyninth Infantry.
Capt HALsEY f. YATES, from Twenty y-ninth to
Seventeenth Infantry.
Recruit JOHN G.. RUSH, cavalry. recruit DEPOT Co
lumbus Barracks having enlisted under false pre-
lenses discharged without honor from The army.
Ordnance SeTgt. RUSSELL Z. BROWN Fort
Brady 10 Preside cf San Francisco thence 20
Philippines. relieving Ordnance Sergt. CHARLES
n. SMELL. vino VII IToceed 90 bort Riley.
PresidiO Of San Francisco theuce 10 PHILIPPINES.
relieving Ordnance Se-gt THOMAS DERBY
SHIRE. who VIII proceed 90 Fort WGrden.
Sergt. Maj. MARION NJ LEE, Junior grade, coast
artillery from Fort Al0ultTie 10 Fort DE Soto
Cart STEPHEN NJ. K0CAERSPERGER, Second
Cavalry. designated member cavalry board, vice
Capt. LANNING PARSONS, Ninth Cavalry
PriVates JOHN s. RAMSAY Company L. and
GEORGE o, BCRWELL Company NJ. Twenty
first Infantry, Fort Logan. transferred 70 general
service infantry; report 70 recruiting officer salt
Lake CITY
Privatcs DOUGLAS y. STARR WILLIAM +.
HANSELL MICHAEL SKORUPA. and
CHARLES A. CARLSON Military Academy de-
taehment q army service men. Quarteraaster' 3
Department. from Norfolk 70 proper station.
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SECRET MARRIAGE IS DENIED
Mabelle Gilman Says She Is Not
Mrs. Corey.
Actress and steel Trust Head Repeat
Ceremony VIII Not Take Place
Until May 13.

New York. May lowing to the fact
that several evening papers printed stories
to-day to the effect that marriage cere-
mony had been performed Wednesday
night. Mabelle Gilman. the actress who
is 10 marry William Ellis Corey. head of
the steel trust. on May 1S. consented to d
further interview to-day
As I said on Wednesday. Mr.. Corey and
viii be married on May 13. and not be
fore" said Miss Gilman In answer to the
question concerning a secret marriage
1t viii be the first civil or religious cere-
mony performed for US. The marriage
viii not be held al sherrys s. but it win be
a religious ceremony. and not a civi. iii=r-
riage. After my marriage shall reside in
New York, as my place Is with my hus-
band"
Miss Gilman admitted that she knew
that the former home Of Mrs. James Z.
Martin at 500 Fifth avenue, had been
leased in the maine Of Mr.. and Mrs Corey,
but she refused to comment on the fact.
'Will the marriage be held in
church," she was asked.
1T is too early to announce any plans
for our wedding, and / am not certain
that any plans will be announced, as no
one will be present but the members of
my own and. Mr.. Corey's family.
There is one story that I wish to put
at rest Tor good. said Miss Gilman. after
moment Of hesitation. I'VE were never
married before, Old Kew York looks
very good 10 me to-day; il seems like
home. after q long stay abroad.
Mr.. Corey was caught as he was leav-
ing the Gotham this evening, and con
sented to say Just word
What Miss Gilman has already said is
ali there is 10 be said. and given out with
my knowledge. Of course, ! decline to say
where We are 20 have the ceremony per
formed, as We have no desire f0r any pub
licity, and the marriage certainly interests
no one but ourselves and families. who
viii be present. I want 10 add also that
any stories TO the effect that We are TO be
quietly married before the 18th OF the
month are untrue, and are probably put
out by the newspapers, which always seek
for something TO build a sensation on.
Further. I might add that the story that
am the lessee of any apartment in the
Madison Square Garden is a pure fabriea-
JiOn."
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COLUMBIA LODGE NOMINATES
Names Officers for Head of Interna-
tional Machinists.
james O'COnneII and p. j. COnIOn
Chosen 20 Be Candidates Tor
Recollection.

James OCOnueil. president OF the Inter-
national Association OF Machinists. was
renominated for another term. by Colum-
bia Lodge, at its last meeting, P. j. Con-
lon. also Of Columbia Lodge. was renomi-
mated for vice president.
These two men are the active directing
heads Of the machinists international
association Their nomination by Column
bia Lodge does not in fact amount TO an
election. but Columbia is the biggest in
dividual lodge in the country. and an
other lodges generally follow its lead. not
only In the matter Of election but on
other questions OF vital importance.
Canadian man usually nils the second
vice presidency. and for this reason, and
in view OF the fact that the nominations
Of the Canadian bodies have not been
heard from, this place was left blank
The other nominations were as follows
Third vice president. J. B. Buckalew;
fourth vice president, ". H. Churchill,
Lynn. Mass: fifth vice president. Maurice
Landers. Springfield, Mass; sixth vice
president. Archie McGllvary. Birming-
ham. Ala: seventh vice president. Walter
Members Of the executive board: Z. L.
Tucker, Of Columbia Lodge, for re-elec-
tion: Hugh Doran. Of Chicago. reelection:
James A. Reynolds, Cleveland Ohio
Charles Hyde. OF New York City. and r.
c. Cook, Seattle Wash Delegates 10
the annual convention Of the American
Federation OF Labor, A. F stark, OF Bal
timore. and J. P. Coughlln. of Brook
lyn. \. Y
OF all these officers, the only ones who
are permanently in this city in T. A. NJ
headquarters. in the McGm Building, are
President O'ConneH and Vice President
Conlon.
The election will be held in July next
by referendum vote The nominations will
all be in, and the official ballots printed
several weeks prior TO the election Il is
unlikely that the nominees Of Columbia
Lodge. especially those heading the ticket.
will meet with much opposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Hotel China.

To close out a lot of Hotel China, we
offer same at specially reduced prices. II
is a blue-decOrated rOll-edge china, prac-
tically nnnchiDping. and affords the great
est possible amount of service for every
day use In dining-rOOm or kitchen.
Dinner Plates, S2.25 doz. Were
Sass.
Breakfast Plates, $I.7s doz. Were
$40.
Tea Plates, SI.5o doz, Were
S225.
Soup Plates, SI.75 doz. Were
81 40.
Cups and Saucers, $500 doz.
Were $3.50.
Oatmeal Dishes, SI.8O doz. Were
So. IS.
Sauce Plates, SI.2o doz. Were
SI.85.
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INITIAL MEETING THURSDAY.
Chamber OF Commerce. VIII GET
Down 10 Business.

Down 10 Business.
The first meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce viii be held next Monday
evening at the Arlington Hotel at O'Clock.
Notice to that effect was sent yesterday
10 the membership OF the two older as
sociations, and 10 ali businesss men in
terested in the organization Of the new
trade body.
AT that time the committee on organ
ization, created by the Business Mems
Association and the Jobbers and ship
peFs Association, which formed the
merger of the two bodies into the Cham
Der OF Commerce. viii make its report.
announcing the merger Of the bodies,
suggesting a constitution which has
been worked out with care by the COM
mittee. and preparing the way for the
nomination OF officers, probably for cleo
ton at a later meeting
The board Of directors Of the Jobbers
and Shippers Association held its fnal
meeting yesterday and dissolved. A
resolution complimentary to the service
rendered by Charles J. Bell. as president
of the body. was adopted. II also voiced
the appreciation Of the board OF directors
upon the able manner in which he had
managed the affairs Of the body during
its life Of about q year.
The resignation OF Assistant Secretary
Woodwork Clum was accepted. Mr.
Clum has accepted a position in Trenton,
n. j., as secretary of the board Of
trade in that city, and viii enter upon
his duties about May Is.
The JObberg and Shippers directorate
also voted 10 pay all outstanding bills.
and 10 place the balance OF money in
the treasury in bank subject 10 the draft
OF the treasurer OF the Chamber OF Com
merce when he shsll have been elected
and qualified
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Friday Bargain in Dec
GRATED English Porcelain.

Blue and white fiuted pattern; especial
ly desirable for breakfast use. Excellent
quality imported porcelain. To close the
pattern We offer same at special prices,
as follows
Breakfast Plates, SI.2o doz. Were
SI.5O.
Cups and Saucers, $I.5o dozen,
Were $I.85.
Sauce Plates, soc dozen. Were
7Oc.
Bread and Butter Plates, Coo doz.
Were SI.oo.
Covered Dishes, 65c each. Were
$I.OO.
Fifth aoor-G St.
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Franklin Bell and Mrs. Bell, and so on
down through the line OF ranking officers,
most of whom were accompanied by the
ladies' Of their families. The officers were
all In fun dress uniform.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan. the widow OF
the general whose memory was honored
yesterday, and who was the first officer of
the Army Of the Potomac, was present at
the reception.
Nine. Hauge. wife of the Norwegian
Minister. left Washington yesterday to
Join NJ Hauge in Boston. whittier they
have gone to look for a summer resi-
dence at one Of the nearby resorts.
Before returning here, they will go to
Newport TO see Nine. Hauges young
son. who is al school there.
--
Mr. Skybak. of the Norwegian lega-
tion. has returned from visit to Hot
Springs.
Mr. Kroupensky, of the Russian EN-
bassy, has Joined the house party OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt at Bit
more
Mrs. Charles C. Yoe was hostess at a
dinner party last night
The Misses Wollard have leased their
home and have taken a suite at Alton
House. where they will remain indeh-
nitely.
Mr. c. T. Bandle. of Conneaut Ohio, is
stopping a few days with Mrs Harrison
Allen. Of 929 NJ street northwest On
his departure ne viii make a Western
trip. stopping some time in Fargo. n.
Oak.
Mr.. st. John GaEney. American consul
general AT Dresden, SaXony, is at the
Cosmos Club
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Naval Orders.

Commander ]. II. GIBBONS. appointed.
Gunner II. Y. BARR detached Naval Torpedo Sta
tion Newport 20 YesgEius.
Warrant Alachinist L, II. kLAMT. placed on re-
tired list.
Warrant Alachinist J. McPHEE. detached Navy
Yard. Norfolk, to duty in connection fitting out
Olympia.
Warrant 9lachinist a W BIRD, detached Franklin
10 duty connection fitting out Olympia.
Paymaster's Clerk G. W DOWNING. appointed for
duty in connection with settlement OF accounts
Of navy pay Office, Portsmouth
Paymaster's Clerk j. a. DONEGAN, resignation &C.
copied.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Rattan Furniture.

Upholstery Department offers a
number of single pieces OF Rattan
Furniture at half price for clear
ance. Goods are high grade and
perfect, but more or less soiled from
handling and displaying.
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Follows Husbnnd in Death.

wilkesbarre. May Three hours
after her aged husband, Andrew Re
mans Of Glen Lyon. died this morning.
his faithful wife, who had nursed him
to the last, died also. He was seventy
six years Olr and his wife seventy-five.
For six years she had nursed him. and
when he died early this morning, she
PRAYED that she. too. might be taken.
She was induced TO lie down. and fell
into a sleep. from which she never
q awakened.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
LdWn SetteeS.
A lot of Aft. Brentwood Lawn
Settees, finished in red and green /;
very strong and we'll made.
$2.35 each. Value, S2.95.
And these remnants

And these remnants:
Mission Chairs with leather seats. Tor library.
den CT dining room. Reduced from Sc 20 S.5
each.
! Arm Chair and Rocker 90 match the above
chairs. Reduced from SIl00 10 S6.95 each.
2 Mission Arm Chairs. movable cushion seats. Re
duced from Sl2 50 10 s. 95 each.
/ Mission Rocker to match the above rocker. Re
duced from SI259 20 S5.
! Handsome Window Seat Settee. with cane
seat and sides: upholstered in green burlap. Re
duced from 5000 10 S).75.
/ Mission Rocker upholstered in leather. Re
dnced from 5000 20 S5.
/ Gentlemen ; Auto-Naiet of golden quaTtered
oak with convenient arrangements fur coats, trous-
crs. Sc. Reduced from S5l00 = S375.
l Solid Mahogany Table for library or hall Re
duced from $3.50 10 SO
] Fine Quartered Oak Pedestal Library Table,
with round top. Reduced f1om $500 10 SIS.
! Handsome Curly Birch Table, size 9s130 Re
duced lrom sILO0 10 SIS.
I Mahogany Parlor Rocker. with AIMS Reduced
from slC0 20 Sis5.
! Mahogany Rocker, high back slightly shop
woTn. Keduoed from S2).O0 10 ss.75
/ Mahogany Arm Chair. high back Reduced
from 500 20 2.75
Sixth hOor-G st,
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60. Edwnrds DetniIed.

Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards. chief
of the Bureau Of Insular Affairs. who was
chief of staff for Gen. Lawton in the
Philippines. has been detailed to attend
the unveiling Of the Lawton Monument
at Indianapolis May so. as the represent
ative Of the Secretary of War. The Presi-
dent will deliver the address.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Boys Wash Suits.

Boys Wash Suits, in Sailor
and Russian Blouse styles, consist
ing of white and colored galateas,
piques and madras; sizes ~ to u.
Special price, $I.oo each.
Were $2Oo, S2.5o, and S2.95,
And these remnants:
10 Youths Long Pants Suits. in single and dou-
ble-lTsasted STYLES. Of fancy gray mixtures. light
weight sizes Il to s Reduced from $3.50 to
Ss.s5 each.
Youths Atwood Long Pants Suits; sizes II and
Is. Reduced from SI5.03 70 $50 each
II Boys Double-breasted Suits; sizes g. g. 10. II,
l6. and L. Reduced from 500. $50, and $50 to
II Boys Atwood DoubIe-hreasted suits. with
knickerbockeE pants; sizes to Il. Reduced from
$50 10 S.55 each
10 BOYS Atwood Sailor Blouse Suits. Of fancy
gray mixtures and blue serges sizes T. s. G. g. and
10. Reducsd from 500 TO SIS each
BOYS Fancy Gray Top Goats. light weight;
sizes Z TO 10 Reduced from $50 and $50 10
SIS each.
Il Boys Refers in light and dark g7ays. red
and blue; sizes - to p. Reduced from S5.00 $50
and $50 10 Sa75 each.
Boys Russian Blouse Suits of white serge and
corduroy sizes and S. Reduced from Ss 80 10
20 BOYS Wash Suits Norfolk Jacket style. Of
white duck. khaki and linen; sizes S 70 ls Re
duccd from $50 70 S325 each.
80 Boys Coored Madras Blouses, with and with
out collars sizes 70 l6. Reduced from Soc TO sc
each.
Il Boys' Laundered White Shirt Waists; sizes c,
Z, 8 g. and Il. reduced from Sl00 TO zoe each.
% Boys Silk Ties, all STYLES and c0lors Re
duced from 25c 70 I21ac eacA.
IS White Duck Sailor Tams trimmed with en-
br0idery; all sizes. Reduced from 5)c 10 39c each
Third ho0E-Tenth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
POSTERS ATTRACT ATTENTION.
The Awards Are TO Be Made This
Afternoon.

Unusual interest has been displayed
in the collection OF posters executed by
local public school children to enter
the competition for the two prizes Of
fered by the song festival committee
Of the Washington Playground Asso-
citation. to advertise the coming festi-
val by the school children for the bene-
MT of the public Fairgrounds
These posters are on exhibition In
Veerhoh's gallery. on F street north
west. The judges will view the cOllec-
tion this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock and
award the prizes TO the most success
ful.
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pn,.mnster Cnnn nend.

The Navy Department has been advised
of the death at Portsmouth. n. H. yes
terday of Pay Director James e. Cam.
U. S. n. He was born at Yarmouth. Nova
Scotia. May -, 1916, and entered the ma
val service in 1870. During the Spanish
American war he served on the L. S. S.
Mnhican
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
And these remnants :

/ CLids Broadcluth Refer. ''ss" length. in
raspberry shade: velvet collar and cuffs aud white
pearl buttons. Reduced from Sl2C0 to SEQ
/ Chids Cray Cloth Refer. ~ length i;
Turnover collar and cuffs finished with stitching
Reduced from Ss.-5 10 $50
Children's White French Pique Hats. with crown
buttoned Cn; trimmed with hand embroidery on
crown and rim; finished with ribbon bows ana
stripes Reduced from 8 50 % Sc 90 each
ChiidrenS White Lawn dunbOnnets trimmed
90 each
Childreu's White Laun SUN Hats trimmed
with two mffcs Of embroidery. Reduced from S1.0O
% Soc each.
Childrn's Dark Blue Sweaters. with rcd and
white striped collar ard cufz. Reduced from @ %
10 SLO0 each.
] Infants Toilet Basket, trimmed with dotted
Swiss pink finished with lace insertion. beading
and ribbon Reduced from $50 TO $50
Third foor-EleTcnth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Trunks and Suit Cases.

Dress Trunks Of seasoned bass
wood, covered with waterproof can
vas; malleable iron clamps; best
Excelsior lock; cloth lined; two
trays; all parts riveted.
36-inch, $II.95. Were SI4.oo.
38-inch, $I2.65. Were $500.
Steamer Trunks, bound with sheet iron;
strongly made. protected with ten hard
wood Stats; sheet-iron bottom; good lock
cloth lined
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Little ChiLdren'S Dresses.

Dainty White Dresses. Of fine lawns and
hainsooks. Quite "a number of handmade
ones among Them There are several
pretty styles including Russian, yoke.
and waist effects. and they are trimmed
more or less elaborately and effectively
with embTOideri6s. IaCes. and tucks. These
dresses are mussed or sOilcd. hence we
offer them at reduced prices as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Woodward 6 LOthrop
Nep k-WASHINGTON-Par
Friday is Our Remnant Day.

THE counters will be filled to-day with the cleanup offerings
from all OyeT the store There all sorts of remnants
short lengths odd lots broken sizes and aS0TtentS, dented
and Clipped articles &c There also great many groups
odd aud Oneofand things too small to advertise in detail but
splendid picking for hOuSekeeperS and Others that early
The items beIOw give indication of the attractions paueS
presented:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

OF YEssELs-The following move
ments Of vessels were reported 10 the Bureau Of
Navigation;
Arived-3lay l. Milwaukee. at Santa Barbara.
Sailed-Aay J. Rocket, from Washington for Nor
folk.
Boston ordered TO Navy Yard. Puget Sound. 10 be
placed olt Of conmissio:- Her place in Fourth hi
vision. Pacific deet. viii be taken hy Albany
which has been ordered commissioned at Navy
Yard, Puget Sound.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

At the Most Notable Weddings
Shaffers floral work is in evidence. 18th &
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S S OxfordS.

A lot of Women's 2-eyelet Ok
fords, Of patent coltskin, with welt
sole and plain toe; sizes 3 to 6A-
25A to 5I5B-2 to 41zC-2 to
SD,
SI.95 a pair. Value, $500,
Also a lot of Women's KidsI,in
Oxfords, with patent tip, turn sole
and Cuban heel sizes 3 to 6-B, c,
and D lasts.
$I.95 a pair. Value, s., so.
And these remnants:
A small lot Womsn's sstrp Patent Leather Slip
pers. with French heel also a number Of pairs
Patent Leather Cross-str2p Slippers, with French
heel. and a few pairs 3-stIap House slippers with
patent yamp. dull back and FTUch heel the fol-
lowing sizes are represented in the combined lot:
81. and 7B-3, 5A 4, 5. 81, 6 and ia 81. T.
AZ, and 5, 81, G. 6As and I'd. Reduced from s. o.
$50 and SLo0 to $50 pair.
% pairs WCmen's Patent YiC Kid Oxf0rds. turn
sole sizes 81. T. and eA-3is, and 1B-6ls and &C.
25 and ID Reduced from 500 % Sl50 pair
50 pairs Boys Patent Coltskin Button Shoes, welt
sole: sizes ? %. and 3B-I1a. s. 4. and 4is-lls .
"a s. 81. T. and HaD-l lA 3 zs g. So. l.
and slsE Reduced from $50 10 $40 pair
pairs Little Gents Patent Leather Shoes. welt
sole. half heel; sizes uia and GizC-u and l2E.
Reduced from SEQ to sLoo pair.
PAIRS Womsl's Mat Kidskm 2-eyelct 0xfogds:
sizes 81. T. Az and 6A-2i5. and 3lzB-3C-2isD.
Reduced from $50 % $50 pair
Third h0or-TenJh ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Friday Bargain in
Net COrSetS.
And these renlnantS

10 dozen pairs Corsets, made OF
good quality net, with straight front
and dip hip; sizes Is to 80.
Special value. soc pair.
And these remnants:
pairs Lily OF France CoTsets. straight. front dip
hip, boned with real vhale5one, ea=tics attached,
sizes O. 26. IS O. and 80 Reduced from 500 70
Si0o pair.
pairs French C0rsets, fancy bEoehe. straight
front. b0ned with real whaleb0ne, rlastics attach
,T. sizes %. 20. q q. and 3 Reduced from
$50 70 500 pair.
g pairs Tvs CCrsets. French c0utu straight front
dip hip b1ned with Teal WllalCh0ue, ela,tics at
tacled; sizes %. D. % D. 8, o. O. aud g. Re
Cuczd from S % 70 $50 pair.
10 pairs J. q. Corssts. batste. straight 'front.' dip
hip cIaste5 attached. sizes % =, and T. Re
dueed from $50 20 SLO pair.
Third ho0r-Eieyenth e.
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Genuine Cowhide Suit Cases, made over
steel frame; cloth lined; straps enCirCling
case; best lock; shirt fold in lid; all parts
TiYeted