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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06

Guaranteed by Manufacturer
to be a perfect timepiece. The
clock can be seen at THE STAR
office. 1t is an attractive piece
of furniture and when you see it
you will want one to replace that
cheap nickel affair which is usu-
ally called an Alarm Clock. This
clock is made Of Gun Metal anI
the movement is guaranteed tc
keep absolutely correct time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06
RESULTS OF TENNIS TOURNEY

The results Of yesterdays matches in
the Beretania Tennis Club tournament
were:
R. w. Booth beat J. Cation, 81, 6-1;
M. A. Wells beat DR.. Wilkinson, GA,
Ga; H. Cooper beat c. H. Atherton, 60
rs; H. S. Grey beat j. Hannah, SO, 60
G. G.. Bockus beat s. Peck, 60, SO; X.
G. Van Vliet beat S. Sheldon by de.
fault; G. w. Anderson beat c. R. Fra
zier, rs, 6-1.
The matches for this afternoon are
at 4:3O. A. ]. Lowrey VS.. w. Warren,
the winner to play A. B. Booth at 5:15
p. m. H. s. Grey VS.. G. G. Bocl1us, R..
G. Van Vliet VS.. w. Anderson at 5 p.
m; M. A. Wells VS.. H. Cooper at SIS.
Fine Job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06
HURT IN QUARRY.

M Souza, employed by e. ]. Lord
at the Kahauiki quarry was knocked
from a trestle by a car unexpectedly
coming back yesterday afternoon and
was badly bruised and his legs para
lyzed. A companion escaped with a
few slight bruises.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06

A Georgia professor wrote an arith-
metic that contained such tough prob
lens that nobody could solve them.
One teacher wrote asking for a key.
The professor replied on a postal card:
Dear slr-It has no key. It's a stem
Winder
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06
10 WATER KAPAA LANDS.

Fred e. Harvey of the Territorial
survey department, has been detailed
by Surveyor General Walter e. Wall,
to survey the famous Molokan Ka-
paa lands for homestead purposes. An
irrigation ditch will be a part of the
survey, the intention being to provide
means for supplying the homestead
lands with water. The surveys are
being made for the land department.
NENE&xXEEN&&EEa&&41C3sxs,C33N
for the purchase of the boat, and will
report at the next meeting.
The committee general consists OF
w. H. McInerny, Charles I. Wilder,
Judge Sanford B. Dole, R. w. Shingle,
Col. Samuel Parker, Admiral George
C. Becllley, Vice Commodore Alexander
Lyle, H. e. "copper"
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06
BIG POLO GAME
FOR JUNE ELEVENTH
MOANALUA WILL BE SCENE OF
INTERESTING CONTEST AND
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

From present indications Kameha-
meha Day June 11th) will be the oc-
casion of considerable activity in sport
ing circles, plans being under way in
a number of different athletic organi-
zatipns for fittingly celebrating.
One of the chief attractions will be
the polo game at the Moanalua grounds
in the afternoon of the 18th, by the
Oahu Polo Club The two teams which
have been practicing hard for several
weeks are in fine form and will doubt
less put up one of the very best games
ever played in the islands. After the
practice play yesterday afternoon a
business meeting was held, at which
details the big game were discussed
Besides the regular game r. w. Shingle
was appointed to make arrangements
for a watermelon and potato race,
while w. F. Dillingham; was named
to arrange for the ladies' riding event.
In order that other events Of the
day may not interfere with the attend
ance at the game, the hour will be set
as late in the afternoon as possible.
The teams will probably lineup for
the June 18th game as follow:
Bays-C. H. Cooke, No. 1; R. w.
Shingle No. 2; w. Macfarlane, No. g.;
w. f. Dillingham;, No. 4.
Greys-W. D. Baldwin, No. 1; G. B.
Denison, No. 2; e. H. Lewis or A.
Clough, No. 3; J. l.. Fleming, No. 4.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-06

ILLUSTRATION GIVE A
IDEA OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR
CLOCK, ACTUAL SIZE OF THE CLOCK
MUCH LARGER; IT STANDS ABOUT INCHES HIGH
APPEARANCE. MADE OF EBoNIzED BAR
METAL, ORNAMENTAL DESIGN AND IS
FITTED WITH AN EXTRA LOUD ENTIRELY HIDDEN
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Alpha Delta Phi Anniversary.

The seventy-fifth anniversary of the
founding Of the Alpha Delta Phi Society
VIII he held. in connection with the an
nual convention OF that fraternity. un-
der the auspices of the executive coun-
ell. in New York. April Il to 20 inclu-
stve. The occasion viii also be taken
advantage of TO honor the Rev Dr
Edward Everett Hale. one of the oldest
members of the fraternity, who has just
celebrated the eighty fifth anniversary
of his birth. The headquarters of the
fraternity Will be at the Hotel Astor,
where the business meetings viii be
held; also, a reception to Or. Hale. and
on the evening Of April 19. the annual
banquet will be held. The speakers at
the banquet will be Talcott Williams
of the Amherst Chapter. president of
the fraternity; Hon. Joseph H. ChOate
and Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, of
the Harvard Chapter. and Hamilton
". Mabie and James Il. Garfield. of the
Williams Chapter. The Washington
member of the committee conducting
the anniversary and the convention is
Matthew Trimble, Kenyon, SO.
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An Appeal for the Irish Cause.

The local branch Of the United Irish
League will hold a meeting this even
ing. at o'clock in Good Samaritan
Hall, 1923 L street northwest. to re-
ceive promised donations and retJirns
from collection books in the hands OF
the members Action in this matter
had been postponed until after the
Lenten season. AS the national com
mittee is anxious - make the Ameri-
can contribution 10 the Irish parlia-
menJary fund before the Whitsuntide
recess, and has requested Mr. William
F. DOwney. the local president OF the
league. to make an earnest appeal to
the citizens Of Washington to sustain
the Irish party in its efforts TO secure
the passage Of the friendly measures
Of legislation promised by the Liberal
government for the benefit Of Ireland
the Michael Davitt local branch ur-
gently requests the business men of
Washington and all citizens friendly
10 the Irish struggle for justice and
home rule, 10 make the national city's
contribution one commensurate with
It's dignity and the worthiness of lthe
cause. Tt viii probably be the last ap-
peal of this nature on behalf of Ireland
and subscriptions. no matter how
small, viii be gratefully acknowledged
by the treasurer. Mr.. Laurence Man
gan. 1919 L street northwest
The committee confidently hopes that
all who wish 10 contribute will do so
as soon as possible. and would be eX-
eeedingly thankful If the fund could
be closed at the meeting tonight. The
names of subscribers viii be published
in the local press.
WILLIAM f. DOWNEY.
President
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CHEKIB BEY SPEAKS TO MEN.
Turkish Minister Talks In French
az Epiphany Church.

Chekib Bey. the Turkish Minister. was
the guest Of the Mems Club. al the
Church OF the Epiphany, last night At
7:S0 the club held a brief business meet
ing, at which routine matters connected
with the organization were disposed of.
Chekib Bey explained that he had first
expected 10 address his audience in Eng
lish, but as he had been in the country
but short time and his command OF the
language was limited, he would speak in
French.
The Minister gave a brief physical de-
scription of his country, showing the i'm
mense size Of the empise, and spoke Of
some Of the difficulties Of administration
OF country so large and lacking IN
homogeneity OF people. languages. and
customs
Most Of his address was taken up with
a general description Of Islamism and
the growing religious liberation Of other
sects. such as Christians and Jews.
That part Of his address devoted TO
politics was brief, and told Of the growth
Of a progressive policy in the administFa-
tion OF the country. He spoke Of the Sui
tan as high-minded ruler.
After the speech rising vote Of thanks
was extended 20 the Minister,
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IntercoIIegiate Debate To-day.

This afternoon at 4;45. at the Belasco
Theater the George Washington Uni
versity and the University of North Caro-
lima debating teams will meet. The ques-
tion 20 be debated is; Resolved. that the
governmental ownership and control of
railroads would best subserve the interests
of the people" The local school, in de-
fense of the negative. will be represented
by Fayette d. Couden and Albert c.
Hurdman, with W. c. Van Week as alter
nate, while. the North Carolina institution
viii be represented by r. C. Day and ".
d. Stacey
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China Department.

Decorated German China Bedside Set. Re
duced from 80 TO sl00.
z Decorated Austrian China Dinner Plates Re
ducsd from DC 70 i5c each.
. Decorated American Porcelain Tea Pots. Re
ducod from SOC 20 z5e each
Decorated Austrian China Tea Cups. and
Saueers, Reduced from Soc 10 25c each; 8 reduced
from Sl.00 TO Soc each.
10 Richly Decorated Austrian China Bouillon
Cups and Saucers. Reduced from SIS to 50c each.
Decorated Limoges China Covered Dish Re
duced from $500 to S.00
l Decorated Limoges China Meat Dish Re
duced from SiJO to S6.
2 Decorated Porcelain Covered Butter Dishes.
Reduced from SL00 TO 45C each.
/ French China SsHce Boat, in dainty design
Reduced from $500 TO Sl.75
I Pink Decorated Hsyiland China Soup Tureen.
slightly Clipped Reduced from 375 10 Sls5
% Odd Decorated Porcelain Soup Plates. Re
ducsd from 2)c TO loc each.
Fifth aoor-G St
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SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY.
President Orders Vacation Days for
Government workers.

President Roosevelt has signed an ex-
.ecutlve order directing that on Saturdays
during July. August, and September. until
further notice, four hours. exclusive of
time Tor luncheon. shall constitute a days
work for mechanics. Iaborers. and other
labOrers. and other employees in the civil
service at the manufacturing and supply
arseBals and de30ts under the War De-
partment. and in the Offices of the division
and department commanders. and Of the
various stan officers at military. division,
and department headquarters Of the army.
and in the engineer department at large.
Maj Gen. J. Franklin Bell. Chief Of STAFF.
has issued an order limiting. as nearly as
practicable. 10 two years. the tour of duty
in the Philippines division Of all staff off
GERS and post noncomnissioned officers.
Their tour viii be computed from the date
OF their arrival in that division 30 the date
Of their departure.
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PRESIDENT TO TALK.
Will Attend Unwilling of
Rough Rider Monument.
CEREMONY THIS AFTERNOON
Veterans in Government Employ
Are so Be Dismissed at 3 o'clock
to Permit Them 10 Form at Fort
Myer Entrance to Arlington.
Auxiliary Ordered to Be Present.

The dead of the Rough Riders in the
late war will be commemorated this after
noon al Arlington by President Roosevelt,
himself a member of the old regiment
and many others who are TO attend the
unyeillng Of the monument TO the mem
bers Of the First United States Volunteer
Cavalry. The President will deliver an
address. and the Rev. DR.. d. J. Stafford
VIII make the GRAFTON. The dedicatory
services viii begin at 4.S0 o'clock.
Every branch Of the military service Of
the United States government and Of the
District Of Columbia will take part in the
impressive exercises. Invitations have
been extended to the military and
patriotic organizations. ard the indiea-
tions are that there will be a large rep
resentation present
Several members of the diplomatic corps
have also been invited to represent their
respective governments at the unveil;ng,
which is to take place under the auspices
of the Rough Riders National Monument
Society.
Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Spanish War Veterans have been re-
quested to attend in a special order issued
yesterday by the department president.
The women Will assemble at the entrance
Of the cemetery al o'clock and march in
body to the site Of the monument to
their dead brothers. husbands, and sweet
hearts,
L. :. W. y. to 60 In Body.
Comrades Of the United Spanish War
Veterans viii also assemble al the Fort
Myer entrance TO Arlington al the same
hour. The members are requested 10 be
IN uniform. Those who are employed in
the government departments will be ex-
cused at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The corner stone Of the monument was
laid several weeks ago. In a copper box
a small flag, 4 history Of the Rough
Riders, by the President with the au-
thor's autograph, and those Of Dr. Stat
ford, Secretary Loeb, and others of the
committee, Of which Mrs Lillian Capron
Is chairman, we're placed. Other articles
of historic interest were also deposited.
Programme for Exercises.
The programme for the dedication this
afternoon is as follows: Invocation by the
Rev Il. A Brown. chaplain United States
army; address by the President Of the
United States; grafton by the Rev. d. J.
Stafford. d. D.; music by the military
bands Of the local garrisons. The follow
ing committee of the monument society
has been appointed in charge Of the cere-
monies Mrs. Lillian Capr0n, president
and treasurer Eldridge r. Jordan, vice
president, Rudolph De Zapp, secretary:
Charles r. Hunter Mai W. H. H. Lew
ellyu, Dr. James r. Church, surgeon
United States army; Rev. H. A Brown.
chaplain, United States army, and Gen.
George H. Harries
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Rug Department.

9xl2-ft Arlington Rug: two-toned red design.
Reduced from S4000 to So 60
sKl2-ft BTnsseis Rug; tWO-toned green design.
Reduced from Sl7.5o 20 SlZS0
I sxi2ft. Bigelow Wilton Rug Reduced from
Si008 to S1l
szl2-tt. Kashmir Rug Reduced from Sl25o TO
Nc00
2ezi2-s;. smyrna Rug. Reduced from $50 to
. s7Hsi-ineh Brussels Rug. Reduced from $50 to
:, 2 s7Hsi-inch Bath Rugs Reduced from 500 to
:, !. sose9ineh Bath Rug Reduced from SIS to
:. ssss6-ineh Saratoga Rug, Reduced from $50 to
roll japanese Mating. Reduced from sAoo to
. Remnants Mating; in to I5-yard lengths.
Reduced to half prices.
Fourth foor-G s.
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RED CROSS REVIEWS APPEAL.
Asks for More Money TO Relieve Rus
sinn sufrrrrn

Asks for More Money 80 Relieve Rus
sian Sufferers.
The Red Cross issued the following
yesterday:
IN view Of the renewed appeal for
aid for the Russian famine sufferers
%. .000. 900 Of whom are suffering from
starvation, the American National Red
Cross wishes 80 again announce its
willingness and great desire TO receive
and forward TO the Russian Red Cross
for relief work, contributions OF
money Five thousand dollars has re-
Gently been cabled by the Red Cross
to the Russian Red Cross for this pur-
pose Persons desiring 10 contribute
should send their donations TO Thomas
r. Jones. National Safe DepOsk. Saw
lngs. and Trust Company in Washing
ton"
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Suit Against ex-Army Omcer.

The United States OF America through
District Attorney Baker. yesterday began
suit against Harold s Swami for tine re-
covery Of s.. PSI So with interest at 6 per
cent from July q. 1904.
II Is alleged By Mr. Baker that Swami
was commissioned officer in the United
States army from September q. 1888, TO
July 5, 1861 and that in his capacity as
acting quartermasteF there came to him
for disbursement and distribution s.. 26l. .63,
which amount. it is claimed. is due TO the
United States on an accounting of the
Auditor of the War Department.
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Corset Department.

h0ned with real whaeb0ne elastics attached. sizes
ls, % 81 p Q, "a. q 90 and 81. Reduced from
Ss.oe 10 Is 80 pair
pairs lilly of France Corsets fancy hatiste.
straight front dip hip. boned with real Whalebone.
elasties attached; sizes ls q and q Reduced
from s500 10 SEQ pair.
z Pairs French Corsets. fancy broche. straight
'front.' boned with real whalebonc: sizes Is 70, p.
p. and .. Reduced from 500 90 a.O pair
10 pairs J. B. CGrsets batiste straight front dip
hip, elastics attached sizes ls 49, % q 2 and
o. Reduced from a.50 to SlO0 pair.
Is pairs CoTsets, batiste straight front dip hip.
elastics attached; sizes 2L 35 q = 2 and 81
Reduced from 75c 70 50c pair.
Third foor-lIth st.
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Mems Hat Department.

55 Mems Soft HaH-ends Of regular lines. black
pearl and uutria. Reduced from 500 and 500 10
Sl-5l each.
% Mems Sun Hsts-ends Of regular lines: sizes
67s 10 IA Reliuced from see and $500 70 81 50
each,
IS Mems stif Hats slightly soied; sizes s. IN
~ and "a. Reduced from so and 500 10 $50
each.
Mems Silk Hats not the newest STYLES. but
good shapes sizes g. and ~. Reduced from 500
10 500 each.
Main noor-F st.
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GLASSWARE Department.

Gold Decorated Austrian Glass Berry Dish
slightly Chippcd. Reiuoed from 500 to 1855
( Pressed Glass Berry Bowls Reduced from 35c
to l5c each.
I Decorated Glass Water Sci, Reduced from
$50 10 75e
81 90 TO 50c each.
Decorated Glass Wine Decsnters Reduced from
SL00 20 SOC each.
2 Etched Glass Water Bottles. Reduced from
SEQ to $lo0 each
Fifth foor-G St
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Cotton Dress Goods.

l2lz 20 s-yaFd lengths)
5le Bsnzai SILK. 39lze a yard.
Il4c Afikado SILK. 9c a yard.
&c Plain Aieiisseline de Sole. l5c a yard
4ec Scotch Ginghams. sc a yard.
Co Fancy Mousselino de Sole. 57azc & yard
l2lsc Ginghsms Zoe a yard
lzec BaJiste Lawn. Toe a yard.
l4c Fercales l0c a yard
% ITish Dmity. l5c a yard.
l9c Printed Mexiesua Check. I2iz A Yard
Soc Irish Dimity &c yard.
Second foor-G 81.
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W. R. C. PRESIDENT LEAVES.
Mrs. sparkIin Compelled to Return
90 Home in st. Louis.

Miss Carrie r. sparklln national presi-
dent of the Woman's Relief Corps. was
the guest yesterday of Mrs. Isabel Wor-
ren Ball president OF the WOman's Relief
Corps. Department OF Potomac. and It
was expected that she would remain in
the city until Sunday as the guest Of
Capt and Mrs o. II. Oldroyd. All plans
for entertaining were called of IN the
afternoon, however, as the national pres
ident and her husband, Col. SpaTklin. re-
ceived an imperative summons to their
home IN St. Louis.
Mrs. Ban and her staff OF officers had
arranged for a reception 10 the national
president at Mrs Oldroyd's Saturday
evening
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PRESIDENT SITS FOR ARTIST.
Portrait In OF BEING Made by 4.
Benziger, of Paris.

President Roosevelt is giving sittlngs in
the White House almost daily for a por-
trait in oil which Is to be hung in the
Historical Museum. i'm Chicago.
The artist is A. Benziger. of Paris. who
painted a portrait Of President Mckinley
several years ago for Vice President Ho-
bart
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25c for choice
And these remnants.
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Gauze LiSLe Hose.

so dozen pairs Women's Black
Gauze Lisle Thread Hose. extra
fine, with double heels, toes, and
soles, and garter tops.
Special price, 35c a pair.
3 pairs for SI.Oo.
And these remnants:
ls pairs Womens Fancy Cotton Hose. black
boot with colcred striped top sizes 81, o and 81
Reduced from 35c % &c pair.
80 pairs Womeu's Drops;itch Iisle Thread Hose.
black with white and colcred striDes. and navy
blue with ColOred stripes, sizes g. sis and TO- Re
duced from 53c TO 55c pair
Main hoor-F 81
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MaefarIand Speaks in Harrisburg.

Commissioner Macfarland delivered an
address at Harrisburg, Pa, last night, on
the National Capital and the City Beau
tiful," before the Harrisburg Board OF
Trade, the Municipal League. the Civic
Clubs, and the Engineer Club of Pennsyl-
vania The Commissioner returns 20
Washington to-day
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GLOpe DEPARTMENT.

. pairs Womeu's s-button White Suede Mosquetaire
Gloves sizes 81, 6la, and Ga. Reduced from Sl59
10 75c pair
Il pairs Womens Kid Gloves: sizes So, c. 81,
and 674 Reduced from Sl.o0 20 50e pair.
Main foor-G S.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut. J. Z. LEWIS. detached navy recruiting sta
ton. Chicago, 20 Missouri.
Lieut. T. F. ECKHART. detached Franklin. to
charge navy recruiting station. Chicago.
Ensign ". S. ANDERSON. detached Navy De
partment. to duty aid on stan Rear Admiral
!. h. HEMPHIIeL 10 Asiatie station Me- Is
Ensign H. d. COOKE, detached naVy yard, Wash
ingIon. 70 Naval Hospital, Ncw York
Chief Boatswain II. SWEENEY, detached Second
naval district Newport. report % c0mmandant
naval training station, Newport
Gunner ". D. NELSON. detached Pensacola. d
duty ia connection with fitting out South Dakota.
Warrant Maehinist G. Z. HOWARD, resignation ac-
eopted to take effect June / ?
Warrant Machinist S. /. WARTMAN, TO navy yard
League Island.
Warrant Alacliinist R F. NOURsE. detached Kear-
sarge, 10 Glacier
Warrant Machinist J. A. HICKEY. detached navy
yard. Boston. 10 KesTsarEe
Mate N. J. MAHER. detached Constellation repor;
to cUmmandaut Second naval district, Newport
Pasmaster Clerk \. ~ JONES, appointed, to Kear-
sarge.
MOVEMENTS or VESSELS The following move
ments of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
resu Of Navigation;
AriTed-Apri g. Saturn at NagdaleRa Bay. April
TO- Dubuque and scorpion at san Juan: Uncas
at hey West; Baltimore at Gibraltar; Eagle at
Santiago de Cuba.
Sailed-Apri 70. Eagle from Guantanamo for San.
tisgo de Cuba; Hercules from Key West for Nor
folk: Choetaw from Norfolk f0F Washington.
Maine. Louisiana Missouri. Virginia. Georgia,
New Jersey Rhode Island Alabama. Illinois.
KeaFsarge Kentucky Ohio Indiana Iowa. and
ATethusa from Guantanamo for Hampton Roads.
April Il, Washington from League Island for
Hampton Roads.
Fortune placed out commission yesterday at nagy
gard, Mare Island.
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Friday Bargain in
Infants SQC0HPS.

A lot of Infants Crocheted
Worsted Sacques, white and pink or
blue borders. These are correctly
proportioned and extra full.
soc each.
Regular value, 75c.
And these remnants:
Infants White Worsted Sweaters. buttoued
down front trimmed II pink and blue. Reduced
from sl5) 10 sl0O each.
Infants Dark Blue Worstcd Sweaters. buttoned
ON shoulder; collar and cuffs trimmed with red OF
white Reduced from 500 and 81 10 Sleo each.
I Childrens Dark Blue Refer with large col
lar trimmed with braid. Reduced from $50 10
$50
Children's Light Gray Refer "a length,
trimmed with black and white piping and pearl
buttons white kd belt. Reduced from SIS to
$50
J Children's White Serge Coat, box plated and
trimmed with white silk braid Reduced from
SlZ00 20 S.G
2 Infants White Bedford Cord Long Coats cape
trimmed with embroidered scaiIop Reduced fIom
$50 to Sl.75 each
ThiTd f0or-llth ST.
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Land ONCE Appointments.

The President has appointed Charles w.
Moore to be register of the Land Ofice
and Louis II. Arneson to be receiver OF
public moneys at The Dallas. Greg
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Friday Bargain in
WOnlen'S Isle TESTS.

80 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed
Lisle Thread Vests, with low neck
and no sleeves; an excellent quail
ity.
Special price, SIZE each.
And these remnants:
Is Womeu's Swiss Ribbed Iisle Thread Vests.
trimmed With lace insertion; medium size Re
duccd frCm sc 70 l5c each
q pairs Womm's Ecru Knit Drawers: knee
length: size Z. Reduced from Sc TO 35e pair
Main door-F ST.
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Fine Watches.

IN BUYING a watch the in
4 tegrity of the firm with
which one deals is of the first
Importance.
Our Watches are The Very Best
that can be produced and are
guaranteed to be free from any
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Fairbanks Leaves for
HOme in Indianapolis.
BRYCEs AT RUSSIAN EMBASSY
Capt. and Mrs. Warren Beach En-
tertHin with Large Reception at
observation-disclosures of Colleges
of Liberal Arts to Have supper
To-night-zIiss Foraker Host.

Mrs Fairbanks. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent left yesterday afternoon for her
home in indianapolis, where she purposes
staying the next two weeks Her plans
beyond that are not arranged except that
she will make visit TO her husband $
relatives in Ohio.