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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-20
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SYRUP.
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FEARS bv MILLIONS OF MOTHERS
or their CHILDREN WHILE
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boy druggists I'm every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs
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cents a bottle Guaranteed under
the Food and Drugs Act June both.
1905 Serial Number 1923. AN OLD
AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25
CANON CITY

Mr. Benz Boyer of Coaldale is a Wis
itor in the city.
Mrs. F. Moore is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Luck Burnett is in from Chan.
dler for few days.
Mr., Benz. Moore Is sick at the home
Of Mrs. VIM. Hawkins.
Mrs. Jessie Lewis was in from Chan.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25
PUEBLO, COLO,

Revs. Watson and Owens returned
from Kansas City last Monday night,
where they attended the bishops
council at that place.
Mrs. ]. p Watson left last Friday
for Albuquerque, n. NJ, to assist Rev.
Byas in a series of meetings.
Rev. Hardy has at his church
rousing protracted meeting. Rev. Nc
Neeley of Kansas City is a powerful
evangelist, and through his soul-stir-
ring sermons sinners and backsliders
are being reclaimed
Mr.. Joe Little, who was married to
Miss Anna Pearson a short time ago,
was compelled to go East on account
of a serious case Of rheumatism which
had attacked his eyes, rendering him
almost blind. Mr.. Little has the sym
pathy of his many friends.
Miss Anna and Dora Newman are
expected in the city to visit Mrs. Fan
ny Williams, en- route to their home
at Grand Junction, Colo.
In the absence of Rev. Owens tte
pulpit was filled last Sabbath by Rev.
S. w. Byrd, who has since died
One of the saddest deaths that has
occurred in the state for many years
was that of Rev. S. w. Byrd, who
was one Of the best known ministers
In the A. NJ. Z. church. Rev. Byrd
dropped dead Of apoplexy while ma.
king a fire for his wife Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock, after being up just
five minutes. He retired apparently
well and hearty, after returning from
the meeting Of the Masonic lodge,
brothers in sociable and cheering
manner. or late, Of his personal
choice, he had been engaged in mis-
sionary work, but owing to personal
business in Pueblo he had remained
here since conference His children
have been telegraphed of his death,
and they will reach here about the
last of the week. The funeral will
in all probability be held Sunday at
o'clock.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

Christopher Buchanan, an old-timer
in this setcion of the country and an
ex-school teacher of Texas, died in
the charity ward at the Sisters hos
pital last Saturday. Mr.. Buchanan
has been an invalid for number of
years. The whereabouts of his rela.
tives were unknown.
Miss Hilda Roffle, who underwent
an operation at the hospital a short
time ago, is slowly recovering at the
residence of Mrs. w. " Jasper.
]. p. Michel is convalescing after
spell OF sickness
The AfroAmerican League, Mr.. ].
Coleman, Mrs. G. II. Harrison, also
own property in Albuquerque. These
names were left out OF the list OF
property owners that appeared in the
last Albuquerque news.
Rev. c. p. Crawford, pastor of Mt.
Olive Church, was joined by his wife
and two little boys last Wednesday
from Fort Worth, Texas.
The marriages that have recently
taken place in our city are Mr. Vance
Green to Mrs. Mamie Graham and Mr..
John Logan to Mrs. J. Freeman.
Jeff Click, one Of our well-known
young men, came in Thursday from
Grand Canon, Ariz.
Mrs. ]. X. Watson, the evangelist,
arrived in the city Saturday. She
will hold quarterly meeting at A. NJ.
e. Church next Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25
COLORADO'S GREATEST RACE PAPER

dler Sunday.
Miss Cortie Reynolds is suffering
with sore throat.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25
THE RELIABLE COMPANY.
Denver, Colo, Jan. "a.
Commonwealth Life,
City.
Gentlemen

Gentlemen.-
have only been here
a year and when at home in Dal-
las, | carried in the Southern
Mutual, but | want to say that
you folk are certainly honest and
reliable. If all INSURANCE compa-
MES paid as you did me, every
body would carry. l hope you
will continue to be successful.
Yours truly,
Mrs. ]. M. Bailey,
1l31 Ogden.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25

Mrs. ]. X. Watson, the evangelist,
arrived in the city Saturday. She
will hold quarterly meeting at A. NJ.
e. Church next Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-01-25

Jeff Click, one Of our well-known
young men, came in Thursday from
Grand Canon, Ariz.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
LARGE FIELD At PINEHURST
One Hundred and Thirty-two Play
ers Start in Qualification Round.
Three Players Tie for First HOnOrs
with Cards Of SO Each-A New
System Used.

Pinehurst. y. c., Jan. 13.-Oue hundred
and thirty-two players zarted in the
qualification round Of the Fourth annual
midwinter golf tournament to-day. and
II turned in cards and divisions quail
fed for the match-play rounds for the
Presidents. Secretary Treasurer's, Cap
tains. and two special cups.
The field is the largest in the history of
these tournaments. and one of the largest
in the history of PinehursL Close scores
were the rule throughout, and numerous
division ties kept a large number busy
until sunset
In the contest for the gold medal Of
fered for the best score in qualification.
O B Prescott. Of Brac Burn. A. L.
Squier, OF the same club. and George
Morgan, of the Oakmau Club. tied at
Sc each and the play-0G viii DE decided
tomorrow. There were two ties at s.,
and the balance Of the field was close up.
with 81 marking the limit Of the first
division.
Qualification was under the new Pine
hurst system. used for the frst time in
important golf tournaments. contestants
being divided into divisions, and the best
lb scores in each division qualifying. in
stead Of the Is best scores. as would be
customary II the usual method The test
attracted much attention, and the con-
seGSus Of opinion seems to be in favor OF
the change. i'm spite Of the confusion
which naturally resulted Al this. the first
trial
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. ALDEN TROTTER. from Siytv-ffth
Company. Coast Artillery 20 Tweuty-f0mth Bat
tery, Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut. WILLIAM II. RAYMOND. from Twen-
ty-f0urth Battery. Held ARTILLERY. 10 unassigned
list.
First Lieut.. WILLIAM :. BOWEN from NINETY
eighth Company. Coast ARTILLERY. 20 Twenty
seventh Battery. Field ARTILLERY.
Second Lieut. THOMAS l. SELFRIDGE from
Twenty-fourth Battery Field ARTILLERY. to un-
assigned list
Second Lieut. DAVID Acc. NICK ELL from Tyyen-
ty-third Battery. Field ARTILLERY 20 FCrty-third
Company. Coast ArtilIery.
Second Lleut. LLOYD T. HORSFALL. from First
to Twenty-fourth Battery Field Artulery
Second Lieut.. EDWIN Del. SMITH. from Forty
third Company. Coast ARTILLERY. % Tweuty-third
Battery Field Artilleg
Capt. JAMES d. TAYLOR, Jr Eighteenth In
fantry. to Hot Springs. General Hospital
Lieut.. Col. JOHN VI. BANISTER deputy sur
geon general. 10 Omaha. temporary duty as act
ing chief surgeon Department Of the Missouri
Capt WILSON T. DAVIDSON. assistant surgeon.
from Preside Of Monterey 10 Fort d. \.
Russell.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO REPORT
Statement Made Showing Receipts
and Expenditures for Year.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany issues a statement Of earnings and
/ expenses. exclusive Of the controlled or
affiliated lines. for the month Of Decem-
ber, 1906, as compared with the correspond
ing month of 1905, as follows:
Gross earnings-1906. IS, 720 col; 1865. S. 450.-
so: increase. S2694S Expenses-l905
S4,S97, $50; 1905, S4.C52 39S; increase, S34. .so2
Net earnings-I936, s., 322 9l1; 1866, $2,39S I22;
decrease. $75.2I1.
For the six months Of the fiscal year
ended December 81 the statement shows
the following: Gross earnings-l906 81 -
al 197; 1905, $3S610. i0S; increase. S3.l60.7 .7S9
Expenses-1906 S26.SyS,1O4; 1906. 81. 422 Sos:
increase. S2.4O5, f35. Net earnings-i9c6
S14943, O93; 1893, $14,IS7,740 increase, $780,
&3
The lines included in this statement are
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad Company, Ohio River Railroad
Company, West Virginia Short Line Rail-
road. Ripley and Mill Creek Valley Rail-
road. Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Pittsburg, Painesville and FairpOrt Rail-
road, Pittsburg. Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, and Pittsburg Junction Rail-
road.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
WED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Mcknight and John TabIer
Avoid Public Ceremony.

John H. Tabler, Of Eighteenth street
and Park road, and Miss Jean Mcknight.
Of 1ll2 Tenth street northwest were mar
ried yesterday in Philadelphia, at the
home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. Garwo0d
Tabler was formerly engaged in the un-
deTtaking business with his brother here.
but of late be has confined himself to the
management OF his property The groom
is some years older than his bride. he
being thirty-five. while she is but twenty
The marriage took place in Philadelphia
in order that it might be as quiet as pos
sible. The couple will return to Washing
ton the latter part of the week.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
BRYCE BIDS FRIENDS ADIEU.
Says There Is Great Work in United
states for British Envoy.

Aberdeen. Jan. thames Bryce, the
newly appointed Ambassador TO the United
States, who has represented the south
division Of Aberdeen in Parliament since
November 1885, took leave of his constitu-
ents to-day.
He said he regretted leaving, and he did
so solely because il had been thought that
there was work OF great especial impOr-
tance 10 be done now in the United States
by the British envoy. and that his own
previous study of America gave him spe-
cial advantage for that work
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ALUMNI SOCIETY TO MEET.
Georgetown University Organization
Plans Annual Banquet.

The annual midwinteT banquet OF the
Alumni Society, Of Georgetown University,
viii be held AT Rauscher's on Saturday
evening. FEBRUARY g. at o'clock. Justice
White, Of the Supreme Court. president
Of the society. will preside as POSTMASTER.
Among the prominent speakers will be
Rev. D. J. Stafford and Senator Stephen
r. Mallory, Of Florida. College songs. ac-
compauied by an orchestra, viii be one
Of the features Of the evening.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments IS as follows: Daniel T O'Don-
oghue. Dr. Samuel s. Adams, Charles H
Walsh. J. S. Easby-Smith, and Joseph l
Weller
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
WILL ERECT Y. N. C. A. HOME
Frederick Organization Lets Con.
tract for New Building.
'ecial 70 me Washington Herald

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Frederick. Nd, Jan. 1.-THE contract
TO erect a Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building in Frederick was awarded
tonight 20 Lloyd c. Cutler, for SIS. SIS
The new building viii be erected upon
the site Of the old Park Hotel property
at the corner Of Court and West Church
streets. which has been purchased FOR
SI3.C10
The building will be equipped with
bowling alleys and a fine gymnasium, the
total cost of which when completed will
be about S6),000 The original cost was
set at S25ooo. but when the promoters got
10 work so much enthusiasm was mani
tested I'm the work that about $50 900 has
been pledged up 10 this time
There is rejoicing in Frederick over the
prospects Of getting a handsome build
Ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
WILL INSPECT ALL FLOUR.
Draft of Bill Providing for Ohicer
Goes 10 Congress.

The Commissioners yesterday for
warded to Congress the draft Of a bill
prepared by Seaier Of Weights and
Measures w. c. Haskell and Assistant
Corporation Counsel Stevens regulating
the inspection and sale Of -four in the
District. The bill is the result Of a re-
cent inspection OF a quantity Of -four in
storage which was found TO contain
numerous bugs and worms.
The bill provides that an inspector OF
-four be appointed, whose duty il shall
be to inspect. at the request Of any per-
son in the District. all flour consigned
To any miller, blender. dealer, or bOlter
Of -four. II is provided also. that a bar
rel Of -four shall contain 1876 pounds
and a half barrel IS pounds
The penalty for violating any pro-
visions Of the act is q fine Of not less
than s. or more than $500 for each
Offense.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SUES FOR CHILD'S INJURY.
Mrs. Wood Alleges Her Daughter
Stepped Into Open Trap Door.

Aline VI. Wood. by her next friend
began suit In the District Supreme
Court yesterday against the District Of
Columbia and James Poulos for $4,000
damages for alleged injuries
Mrs. Wood, through her attorney. W
Gwynne Gardiner, alleges that on Octo-
Der 13. while her child. AIine ". Wood
was walking along the sidewalk in
front Of eos Seventh street northwest
she stepped into the opening Of a trap
door, the top Of Which had been re-
moved. thereby receiving serious and
nermanent Injuries
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. L E. BASS to Bureau Of Navigation Nav
Department.
Ensign W. J. GILES, detached Hancock. TO Dol
phin.
Surgeon F. f. MCCULLOUGH, detached Albatross
20 naval station. Guam February s.
Assistant Surgeon .. !. MINK, TO Naval Medical
School, Washington.
Passed Assistant Paymaster II. A WISE. IT.. de
tached Naval Academy. 10 navy yard Boston
Passed Assistant Paymaster +. ;. STALNAKER
To Naval Academy.
Cable from Rear Admiral W H. Brownson. com
mandcr-in-chief. Asiatic feet, Manila. Janu
ary Il:
Afidshipman F. G. BLAsDEL. detached Baltimore
to Chauncey
slidshirman E. C. OBERLIN. detached Barry. to
Baltimore.
Lieut.. ]. L. HILESIAN. detached Pennsylvania. e
Baltimore.
Surgeon J. c. THOMPSON detached Cincinnati
to naval station. Oionrapo
Passed Assistant Surgeon A z PECK detached
Concord. to naval station. Olongapo
Surgeon T. T. SELLERS. detached AIOhICan. tn
Cincinnati
Surgeon r. Z. STOOPs, detached naval station,
OlonEIIo. to Concord
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS-The follow
ing movements Of vessels have been reported to
the Bureau Of Navigation:
Arrived-January i6 Leonidas at san Juan.
Sailed-JanuaTy Is. Wasp. frcm Norfolk for Beau
fort y. c.: Saturn. from MaCialcna Bay for
Mare Island: Missouri. Indiana. and Whilple
from Guantanamo for Kingston.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

ter Of Mrs. Edward Temple Smelling. for
merly of New York, who for several
years has been living abroad. The we'd
ding viii take place in Rome just before
Lent Mr.. CrOWninshield. who is the
only son OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. S.
CrOwninshield, is at present American
consul at Castelmare, Italy, but will
shortly be transferred to Naples, where
he and his bride expect to make their
home.
The Count and Countess Albert de
Chambrun. the latter formerly Miss Clara
Longworth, with their two children, who
have been visiting Mrs Longworth. in
Cincinnati sailed yesterday for home on
the SavOie from New York
Mrs. Henry May is visiting in New York.
where she was the guest Of Col. and Mrs.
Franklin Bartlett at an opera party
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robin
son are the guests Of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. COwles.
Mr. and Mrs. l. L. Blout entertained at
Il
Wednesday evening. the occasion being in
honor Of the hosts SEVENTEEN birthday.
The floral decorations Of the entire first
floor were very elaborate, consisting large
ly OF roses and narcissus. with back
ground OF delicate green asparagus vines
and smilax.
After congratulations the guests entered
the dining-room. where the table decora-
tlon was carried out in pink and silver, the
center piece being loving cup filed with
rarest flowers. Mrs. Blout was gowned in
"a white merveilleuX satin trimmed IN
duChesse lace, and diamond ornaments.
She was assisted by her niece. Mrs. Nor
ris Clark. Of New York. who wore a black
lace priBcesse, with yoke Of point lace and
a touch OF turquoise Mrs. Edward Mayer
poured the punch, assisted by her daugh-
ter Miss Natalie, and Miss jeanette
Blout, Of Canada.
Mrs. Charles J. Woodward viii be at
home at the Portner Tuesdays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. ". NJ. Dove will be at home to-day
Mrs. J. Schiffman. Of 1852 Harvard
street will be at home Fridays for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Miss Julia Belrose will sail on the White
Star Liner Celtic on tomorrow. She will
20 10 Rome and later join her brother.
who is attache Of the American diplomatic
agency al Cairo. Egypt.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Friday Bargain in
Men S Winter Suits.

The assortment includes longs,
stouts, and regulars. They consist
OF fancy cheviots, casSimeres. and
worsteds, in both conservative and
extreme styles, and they are all OF
this seasons production.
These suits are bright and fresh,
the manner in which we display
them preventing them from getting
dusty or shopworn.
There are all sizes in the COM
bined lots.
SI2.5O for choice.
Were SIS, $40, and SI8.
Main foor-Tcuth ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Friday Bargain in
Men S Stiff Hats.

About 50 Stiff Hats left from
our sale OF seconds" a few davs
ago. They are in this seasons best
styles and in sizes from 634 to 73R.
inclusive. The bodies in these hats
were intended for $500 and $500
grades, but were found to be slight
ly imperfect-so slight, however,
that only an expert can detect them.
Special price, $I.9o each.
Also these remnants:
Is Mems soft Hats. in black. nutria. and pearl:
odd sizes Reduced ron $50 and 800 % Sl90
e1ch.
ls Meas, soft Hats IN black and brown; '-Tele-
duCcd from 500 and $500 70 s. 80 each.
i Mems Golf CAPS, in gray and dark mixtures
al sizes Reduced from &c to &c each
Mems Heavy CAPS. IN navy blue with sliding
band; sizes 6$ % u. Reduced from Soc 20 &c
each
p Mems Heavy Golf Caps, with sliding band
navy blue and neat. dark mixtures. all sizes Re
duced from SLU0 20 SOC each
3 Mems Knitting Polo Skating Caps. IN red.
white. navy blue. gray and garnet. Reduced from
Sl.09 u SOC each.
Main foor-Tenth St
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
SOLDIERS HOME CONCERT.
Director zimmerman Announces
Series for Friday Nights.


Series for Friday Nights.
John S NJ zimmerman. musical di-
rector. announces that a series Of con-
certs will be given Friday nights
throughout the season, In Stanley Hall.
by the United States Soldiers Home
Military Band and Orchestra. For the
concert to be given tonight the follow
ing has been arranged:
Grand march. 'Trumphal" "................ Robinson
Overture Raymond d.........................Th Thomas
Parsphrase The Voice of Love" .Schumann
Selection "Cavalleria Rusticana .Mascsgn
Incidental music 20 Monsieur Beaucaire."
Bucal0ssi
J. Moderate. The InteTmezzo"
p Adante con espTes, Lett Motif
g. Con graZia, The GaY0tte
I. Moderate. Chant des Yoysgeurs."
5. Motto mod, con espres. Music Of the Love
Scene" Act III.
6. Con spirito March Theme"
Excerpts from The Nlikado Sullivan
(By request
Waltz suite ''Pluie dor .Wsdteufe
Finale. Priscilla Clark
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
MnVEMFNTs OF NAYAL YEssELs-The foIlnu.
Secretary Root Departs.

Secretary of State Root. accompanied
by his wife and daughter, left Washing
ton yesterday afternoon for Ottawa.
Canada, where he will be entertained by
Earl Grey, the Governor General. He
will return tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Friday Bargain in
Silk Department.

I22 yards Peau de Cygne, in {.
pretty shade of pink.
69c yd. Was SI.25.
O. yards Black Faille, soft cache
mire finish.
$I.oo yd. Was SI.5o.
Also 10 Embroidered Japanese
Silk Waist Patterns, very attractive
colors and designs.
$500 for choice.
Were $500. S.. so, 5000.
Second hO0r-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Taft to speak at Charleston.

Secretary Taft viii go to Charleston.
5 c., to-day 10 attend a meeting Of the
South Carolina branch of the Red Cross
Society. He will make a speech on the
subject Of Red Cross work.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

200 yards Mercerized Cotton and
Silk Eolienne, in red. tan, nile, Law
ender, plum, and light gray.
I9c yard.
Regular prices, 371zc and soc
Second fO0T-G 81
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
I5c a pair.
8 pairs for Soc.
Instead of 81. 50.
And these remnants
Friday Bargain in
Dress Goods Dept.

100 yards Flannel Waistings, in
white, red, and brown grounds with
embroidered dots, in self and con-
trasting colors; also a few stripes.
3712c a yard.
Regular price, 75c.
Also about 100 remnants in plain
and fancy dress fabrics, in lengths
from to I yards, at Is to II less
than regular prices.
Second hoor-G St.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Friday Bargain in
Women's S Umbrellas.

Women's Union Silk Umbrellas
with silk case, paragon frame, stee
rod (close roll), and finished with
German silver and sterling silver
trimmed, gun metal, horn, ivory
Dresden, silver trimmed natural
wood, and plain natural wood han
dies.
SI.45 each. Value, $500.
Main foor-G st. entrance.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18

Have Shaffer Furnish the Flowers
When you entertain. Artistic effects 1881,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
ABOUT PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

The plan of Wilton I.ackaye's manager
10 star him in a revival of a series of old
favorites at the conclusion Of the run Of
Les AIiserables'' has been abandoned for
the good and sufficient reason that Lack
aye said ne.
Now we are TO have a Danish Duse. "
the title bestowed by her admirers on
Oda Nielsen, who has just sailed from
Copenhagen for the United States to fill
three months engagement with the
DanisA-American Society of New York.
She viii appear in the cities that have a
large Scandinavian population. For eight
cen years Miss Nielsen has been the star
at the Royal Theater at the Danish cap
ital.
George c. BOniface, jr.. formerly the
star of What Happened. to Jones'" and
more recently with Before and After"
and Bertha Waltzinger, recently prima
donna with the De Wolf Hopper and JEFF
de Angels companies, have made a hit
in vaudeville in q one-act farce by j.
Clarence HYDE entitled The Singing
Lesson Mr.. Hyde, who is the business
manager of the Ethel Barrymore Com
pany. has contributed several farces to
vaudeville in the past few years.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Also these remnants
Friday Bargain in
Men S Fancy Sox.

p dozen Mems Fancy Cotton
and Lisle Thread Sox, the ends of
several lines Of an importers stock ;
all sizes in the combined lot.
2oc; o pairs for $I.I3,
Regular value, 25c pair.
3 dozen Mems Winter Weight Cotton S01. dnu-
bic heels. soes, and toes The quality Is excellent
Inc low IT1Ce IS because there's Cnly one c1Ior-a
light shade Of tan; all sizes.
I5c a pair.
8 pairs for Soc.
Instead of SI.5o.
And these remnants:
30 Mems Four-in-h hand Ties light effects: soiled
Reduced from &c 10 f1r &c
35 Mems Aiade-up F0ur-in-hand Ties and Shield
Bows light and dark effects: ends OF several lines
Reduced nom &c to for &c.
pairs Mems Cray Mocha Fleece-lined Gloves.
soilcd; size 9. Reduced from Sl.50 to Sl.O9 pair.
IS pairs Mems Heavy Tan Outseam Gloves ends
Of Fowne 5; sizes Z. "a, and So. Reduced from
$50 and S-55 70 90c pair.
Main foor-F st.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-18
Friday Bargain in
Women's Knit Underwear.

Friday Bargain IN
Women's Knit Underwear.
We offer at nearly half price a
manufacturers samples Of Women's
Subscribed Vests, Pants, and
Combination Suits. Some are silk,
some Isle, some cotton. They are
in both spring and summer weights,
and some are lace trimmed.
25c to $500 each.
I-3 to IL less than regular prices.
Also these remnants:
pairs Women's Plain Asl-wool White Drawers.
ankle length slightly soiled; sizes 30 and a. Re
duCed from SIS 75c
10 Chiidrens Swiss Ribbed Black Cotton Vests,
high neck long sleeves; sizes 10 lg years. Re
duCed from sc 10 l5c each.
10 Nomtn'5 Jersey Ribbed Cotton and Wool
Vests, size s. Reduced nom Sl.50 10 75c each.
8 Childreu's Jersey Ribbod Combination Suits,
fan weight sizes s TO 10 years. Reduced from soc
20 &c each.
Main hoor-F st.