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The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
JEFFERSON WITH
 A BIG BUNCH

The Alaska ss Jefferson, 7S round trippers and 70 people for Skagway and the interior, TO tons of freight aud 100 head Of cattle, arrived up this morning. An excursion train was started for the summit at l o'clock carrying most of the excurdonists. They will return in time to take the boat which sails at : this evening Among the round trlppers were Mrs. Frank E. Burns wife of the vice-president of the com pany and former agent at this place. their daughter Belle, and sister.in-lsw Mrs. A. NJ. Burns. J. W. Allen, agent Of the Northern Pacific, at Seattle, was also a passenger.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
BACK FROM
 THE 0LD HOME

Mir. R. NJ. Becker returned on the Jefferson trcm trip that he says made up the best time of his life. Be left here about the first Of May snd has been everywhere down east, principally visiting his old home and friends at Browns valley, h Minnesota, on the boundary line O. DaEota, relatives that he has not seen for 34 years. He found his brother there, now S4 years of age still as spry as when he left him, who has not yet found the need Of wearing alasses, nor yet the need Of a dentist and the most expert croQuot player in all the country. Mir, Becker says he saw more pretty swede girls while away than ever before ID his life, but that he has grown too fond Of Alaska to be led away even by them.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
\. 3. ID PLAY
 JUNEAU SUNDAY

The Arctic Brotherhood has engaged the lauBch Princess to make the run to Juneau on Saturday where they have arranged game Of baseball with the Juneau team. The launch will leave here Saturday evening and return Sun day evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
M. r. 0F M IS
 NOW F0R PEACE
Csy United Press.)

Denver, July l5.-In an address be- fore ,ho meeting of the Western Fed. eratron of Miners, Mover, candidate for the presidency, recommends peaceful methods oi arbitration in the settle meus of aus ions between the union and employ rs before ordering strikes. Fur, her than that he says he will no; oppose ,juiog the American Federa- ton Of labor.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

The grand Jury t-day returned 8 true bill against George Anderson of Wran- gel for tue forgery Of 8 small check, and against Christopher Bains, a Metla. kathla Indian, for larceny, Bsius pleaded guilty and will be sentenced Friday. Anderson will plead touor- row. c. R. Cheney has been appointed his attorney.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
HOLLAND
 LEADS BUNCH
(By United Press.)

Dallas, July l5--Rush Holland oi Colorado Springs, was elected Grand Exalted Ruler ol the B. POE. All the other officers Of last year were re- elected. The session has been great success aud all visitors are delighted with their visit and its results.
 Next years session will be held at Los Angeles.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
2ELPHA, THE GYPSY QUEEN"

PaImist and clsirvoyant, who is on her way to Fairbanks, has by request consented to remain here a lew days
 She Is known from coast to coast as one of the best Life Readers, telling you the facts from "the cradle to the grave. Learn thy fate. for Knowledge is Power. Office. Hotel Dewey, hours 10 a. m. to 10 m. 9O-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
LEPERS ID
 GREET FLEET
CBy United Press.)

Honolulu, July l5-The Atlantic fleet of the American navy, on it's way round the world, is expected to arrive here today. The lepers have arranged to make a great display Of fire wOrss when the fleet passes their island,
 A general holiday has been declared for tomorrow that everybody may join in giving the fleet a gr at reception.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Professor Atwood and party are busy just now iu the vicinity of Unga and Sand Point. The typographical and geological work Is being carried on as rapidly as conditions will permit. The professor speaks very highly of the treatment he is receiving at the hands of the natives, who are affording him all the aid in their power to help him in getting about the couutry.-Juneau Transcript.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
BOUND FUR
 THE GALLONS
(Ry United Prcss.)

Denver, July 15-Guiseppo, the sworn slayer Of priests, goes to the gal lows this week for his murder Of Father HeiurIchs. He is still implscable in his hatred Of the cloth.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
THE DRY PARTY
 IN CONVENTION.
tey United Prsss.)

Columbus, July ls-The prohibition lsts convened. here today. There are fifteen hundred delegates in attendance. The day will be employed In prelim- ipAry organization and In hearing gen. eral reports
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
OUTLOOK AT RAINY HOLLOW

Captain sanguue of the proc for
 nav saes and Manager Tur- developing great Hol p company are in the Seymour, engineer has been
 attendance st court Nr Turner property
 , pos coming up in fine shape voby the mines The comp ny c1mpa7ys properties
 r, sven horses a,d two wagons road be transportation commission is progressing rapidly y and Pleasant Camp He says The Canadian government they will hauling along pared begin it's tue road now from Ran from the boundary line Pleasant The sme now to begin will be the Camp Rainy first of any magnitude direction of Contractor Molly made Captain Brown speaks D the neauv.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Victor Tatu was adJudged Insane after a hearing before Commissioner Letevre this morning Heis Russian Finn and few days ago cme here from the porcupjne country. He was formerly empoyod at Douglas and has Q brother at Dawson.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
WITH PRINCE
 ON BOARD
CRy United Press.)

London, July I5.-The new cruiser Iudoml,able, bound for Quebec, with the prince of Wales ou board, coIlided this moruiug with au iron scow and was badly injured. The full extent of the damage is not known at this time.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
AIR SHIP HAD
 ID COME DOWN
Csy United Press.)

Berlin July l5-Couut Zsppeiin,, in a try for the prize in a worlds air ship contest, was compelled to descerd after making a successful start and reaching a considerable height, something hav- iug gone wrong with the machinery of his ship,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
ENGLAND WINS
 TWO EVENTS
CBy United Prcss }

London, July l5.-In the three mile team run which took place this morn lng Englaud was Grst, America second and France third. Iu the final 661 bike race England was first, Frrnce second and Germany third.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO
Q led away even by them.
(By United Press.)

Chicago, July I5-Tho general head quarters Of the democracy for the con duct of the campaign, will be estab- liShed here.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
SUPER SORRY ABOUT
 GALES WITHDRAWAL
tunItod Press roIograph-cabIO sorvIoo.)

Seattle, July l5-Delegate Gale wthdraws absolutely from the deegaep race account of the dangerous ill ness of his wife and daughter Congressman SuIzer who is here enroute north expresses regret at the enforced with drawal of Gale He says for himself that he will never cease to shout for home rule for the district.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Kastle Kern is becoming immensely popular for tourists and Skagwayan' alke. The place is crowded now almost nightly.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Rev. A. p. KashervaroT and George J. KosuomorpoG of sitka are in town
 in attendance upon the grand jury which is hearing the case Of the United States against a young native charged with burglary, Spiridon Chulik by name. The story of how Chulik came to be so charged is something of TO- nance. He is an Alout whose home Is at Kodiak island, but he was in attend auce at school at SItka-the orphanage conducted by the Russian church, He
 fell ln love with Lizzie Alland, half breed, at Sitka and was plighted 10 her according to the customs of Der people, before her assembled relatives and friends. According to these customs 1t
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

The Alaska ss freighter Fsralloo, ar rived up this afternoon with 800 tons of hay.
 ..ss Judge Guunison, Assistant District Attorney Barnhill and Court Stenog. rupher Lull made the ascent to upper Lake Dewey on Sunday.
  L. F. Buell., of Juneau, representing Armour, is ia the city. He isgoing 10 Sitka on the Jefferson.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
LED E5TRAY BY LOVE IF A MAID

devolved upon him to provide for her irom that time, however long the wed- ding might be deferred, which, in this case 1t was agreed, because oi the youth Of the couple, should be three years. Being a school boy he soon found this difficult matter. He had desires to ap. pear well in the eye Of his sweetheart and it was soon suspected that he bad not come honestly by the presents ho showercd upon her. especially as the orekeepers at the same time saw their stocks being depleted without return In cash. Investigation discovered quant- ity of stolen goods ID her home aud so this charge was preferred and the young man arre,ted.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Friday Bargains in
Mems Clothing Department.

Two lots OF Mems Two and Three-piece
Suits offered at very special prices They
are all this seasons make and are the
products OF prominent manufacturers
which means that they are high grade n
materials. cut make. and finish They
are ngle-breasted only, and are n light.
medium. and dark colorings. AL sizes IN
The combined lot
Lot Special price, SIO-75 each.
Values, SI2-5O $500, and $500.
Lot Special price, SI3-75 each.
Values, SIS, $50, S22-5o, and SIS.
a lot Of Mca's Fancy Vests. made OF
mercerized materials. IN white. or white
and gray stripes and other light and dark
effects They are the popular single
breasted model, shaped over the hips. and
are the equal IN style, Fl. and finish and
workmanship OF the best
Special price, SI.65 each.
Values, S2.5O 10 $3.50
Main foOr-F ST
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
EXCURSION TO GREAT FALLS.
Church Choir Enjoys Outing 10 Pop
Ular Potomac Resort

Following a custom OF many years.
members Of the choir Of the Church OF the
Epiphany gave an excursion 20 Great
Falls Wednesday last A special car
was chartered and invitations extended
friends. OF whom about thirty-five re-
sponded- During the ride from and 10
the city a number % duets. trios. quar-
tets quintets. sextets. ssptets. octets. and
chorUses were organized and contributed
toward IN pleaUre OF the trip with songs.
ranging in quality from classic 20 rag
time. Arriving al the resort. a lunch was
prepared by the women in the party and
an OId-fashioned picnic INDUCED IN.
Among The members OF the choir pres
ent were Miss Ada Baya-d- Miss Mueller,
Miss Edith Mckee. Miss Lillian Haley
Miss " Larner. Miss NJ Chamberlin.
Miss L. GerIaCh. Miss Grace Lind. Miss
Hennen, Mr- and Mrs. F. 3. Gilmore. SIr
and Mrs H J. D5ly. Frank Davis. Byron
Hendan. Albert Hale. G. W Pillow. Rev
G FreeIand Peter, assistant rector OF the
Church Of the Epiphany. and James G.
TrayiOr, leader Of the choir.
The arrangements for the excursion
were made by Mr- Travlor.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
July "a IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

I6oe-The expedition under Scuers - Virginia over
takeu b. a tremendous tempest
l62l-Cotton first planted in, Virginia
Tie London Company grants a C11s-icu1iTh
10 Virginia c0rfe-riug self government and triaI
b. r1ry. which Sir Francis WYATT. the new gov-
err0r. takes 20 the Colony.
Is7e-I,y dec-res Of Charles IT. New Hampshire IS
a royal province
I791-De,rcit. Mich. founded
Elisha Williams, president Of Yale college
died
I75s-BattIe of Niagara The English defeated the
French ara Indians
INA Massachusstts expedition. fitted ont 70 take
a British post at Peuohscot. defeated By he
unexpected arrival Of the British feet
I7s-The committee the details Of the Fedeai
Constitution begins its work.
,s1s-An attempt made br several United states Of
fcsrs O. blow up the British ship PiantaEenet
IN LSnnhaven Bay with a tcrueyIo.
IsIs-BattIe of BridFsvatcr. Lrnir's Lane. near
Niagara Fails Gen Scott c0mmandiug the VIC
torious United States fo7ceS
Is17-Salt lake Civ founded By the Normcus.
ISss-An :i.teuded insrec-ion at Cuba The e1zern-
head consIsrato-. escaped 70 the United States
lsSl-Fort Fillmore. y Mex. treacherously Srren-
dered % the enemy by Ma. Lynde United
States army. Al the arms and supplies were
delivered up and the soldiers released OF
parole
lss2-Siege Of vieksbsrg sbandoaed b Fs7azut.
Death Of Martin Van I.uren.
ls54-Battle Of kernst0Wn. near Winchester, Va.
Isss-Baltimore and vicinity visited by an unu-ece
deuted food.
Ig1s-Tbe time set for the rafiscatiou Of tie s.
Thomas treaty between Denmark and th,
United States having expired. the trpaty was
dead.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
BACON GOING TO PORTO RICO
Acting Secretary Of State VIII Con
slider Church Claims There.
Status of Property Used by InsuIar
Commission Named for Purpose.

Robert Bacon. Acting Secretary Of
State. win sail from New York on sat
urday. August I. on the steamer san
Juan. for Porto Rico. 20 attend a meet
ing Of the commission for the settlement
of claims Of the Roman Catholic Church
for the seizure and use Of church prop
erty.
8Ir- Bacon IS the only American mem
Der Of the commission. the other two
commissioners being native Porto Ricans.
The property 10 De considered has been
used by the insUlar government for sew
eraI years Practically all is located IN
. san Juan, and It Is worth, approximately,
/ 10000.
] Mai Frank Mcintyre. L s A. assist
ant chief OF the Bureau Of InsuIar At
[ fairs OF the War Department who is ar
authority on Spanish Law. VIII meet NIr
/ Bacon in san Juan and act as his Iega
I adviser. Maj McIntire VIII leave Wash
. iugton tonight for New York. and vii
/ sail on Saturday Tor Havana. thence ht
I VIII 20 10 Saut0 Domingo. where he VII
/ make an inspection Of the customs admin
/ istrative system. which has been under
I American supervision for several years
/ 8Ir- Bacon and MAJ Mcintyre VIII re
/ turn 20 New York late IN August.
] The Supreme Court OF Porto Rico, =
] December. 1906. decided that the Nv,
Z churches which were being used by IN,
! InsUlar government were rigEtfully owneC
I by the church. The Supreme Court o.
the United States affirmed The decision
/ L IS understood that a tentative agree
ment has been reached between Gov
Post Of Porto Rico. and the churcl
authorities. and the commission prooa5ll
+ VIII accept this settlement The insula
government has the alternative Of appeal
ing 10 the supreme Court of the Unite'
] States IN the remaining claim cases
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WOm1en'S Suit Department.

: Nay Bl1o Rasah Goa. S1tt ~" eoEL fl
lsae5 WITH Persian SIX collar ard cufs. plated
skirt SIZE IS. BeiGced from 81 g % S500
I C0Teuhazen Blue Mirage Slk Cu1t suit. f.
ted ooaL fuisaad with tan -inea collar and czSs;
r-1f-ed sEtr; SIZE s. R-5-ced f-un $50 70
so
: C1pe-hEEru Blue voile Coat suit. SIX lined.
serli-a--iug C1a-. finished Win TAI lnen vest.
rrzu-reI with SIX brzid; szr- also c-5-msd with
braid. Reduced from Ss7-o0 70 S50o-
Taa-a-d-b-5va RaisA Coat suit. Scri-ftring
coat s1-sd ski-t with f5id; stzs 5s. Reduced
from $3.50 20 $50
NAVY Blue 8ltzEs SIX Cuat Suit. tailored
cat new so-sd skirt With f5ldi So g Reducei
fr1n 500 % S5o
: Blaez NIohsir Batting SUITS t-1z1ed Eith white
b-aid- Eeluoed from SO 20 8 s5 each
% rai-s Bathing Shoes P-aiz black and White
with c1rk s0les- RsdGced from sc % Sc pair-
Third F0Cr-G s.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
MRS. NASH TO WE'D JUDGE.
WarrentOn Woman TO Become Bride
of Manassas Jurist.
ferial 20 TIE Washington Herald.

Special 20 Tie Washington He-alG.
Warrenton. Va July 22--At a dinner
given last night TO a few friends by Mrs.
Florence c Nash. her engagement 70
Judge c. z. Nicol Of Manassas. was an
nounCed-
Mrs. Nash has for the past ten years
been resident OF this town and her de-
parture VIII be regretted by all. as she
will no doubt make her future home L
Manassas o-. Alexandria
Judge NicoI is one Of the foremost msa
I IN this section OF the country. for years
/ he was circuit judge OF the district IN
which he resided. but resigned his Judge
I ship last year tC enter the political cam
I paign as candidate for Congress from the
Eighth Congressional district. and. though
defeated by the Hon c. G Cariin. the
I present member OF Congress from this
/ district, he made an unusually strong
fight
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
An Important Remnant Day

REMNANT what housecleanng house6eepers
u a for clearing up and dosing
This weeks, however, is unusually important Oneto
close completely every the house
order the week with fresh complete uae stock
yOu accomplish this necessarily make the prices
very low
prices the Less than half for many things The
goods lots odds ends short lengths and the ike
from the week lust ending soed musd but the
majority and easonabe and the collection, whole is
better worthy thoughtful and buy than for
1nany+a past
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WAINWRIGHT TO HEAD FLEET
Rear Admiral Said TO Be Slated to
Succeed Sperry
Newport Responsible for surmise
of Change TO Be Made When
ships Return

Newport, p !, July z3.-There is a RI
NOR IN naval circles here that Rear Ad-
uliraI Richard Wainwright IS booked for
command OF the big bartle-ship feet when
il returns 10 the Atlantic after its trip
around the world
II was said to-day that Admiral Sperry.
after he brings the ships back into hone
waters, would most likely be assigned 10
other duty. and that Rear Admiral VAIN
wright was most likely 70 be his sue
cessor al the head OF the feet
Gen Horace Porter. former United
states Ambassador 10 France and who
came into prominence through his efforts
20 locate the body Of Paul Jones was the
reviewing officer OF the apprentice bat-
talon al the naval training station here
this afternoon
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
SOTHERN TO FIGHT DIVORCE.

Reno. New. July Edward H soth-
ern. the actor, Will contest MS wife-s suit
for divorce The fact that the case VIII
be fought was evidenced when attorneys
for Sothe-n filed IN behalf Of the actor a
demurrer 70 the complaint fled by his
WIre-S attorneys.
The demurrer, Ike the complaint IS a
sealed document. and nothing can bs
learned Of the contents Of the instrument
OF on what grounds a contest will be
made Owing 70 the fact that a de-
nUrrer has been fled. it is probable that
the case Will be placed on trial within
a short time.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WoHleH'S Belt Department.

70 Brown Patent Leather Belts. for children.
Reduced from 55c % &c each
% Black SIX Belts- Reduoed from 5oc TO sc
each
Elastic Belts. black and violet, studded With
CIT steel and cut steel buckle back ard frouc Re
duced from S1100 70 SI6u each.
! Waite Elastic Belt studded with CIT s-eeI iron.
buckle Reduced from $50 % ElOo
Eas-ic Belts. red and blue studded with CT,
steel and cut s-eel buckle Reduced from S15.U
10 SO each.
! Black Elastic Belt, studded with cut steel and
CIT steel buckle Reduced from $3.50 70 500
2 Sterling Silver Belt Buckles red-ced from
SIS 70 $50 each: reduced from $50 70 So
each.
Main fore 81
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WOmen'S Waist Dept.

70 W51ezs Cross-barred Muslin Waists. with
rlbr1i5ere5 figures II black. blue. G pink: long
sleeves fasteE f. front RsdE1ed from $50 %
SO each
I W0u1n's StrpeI Swiss Tailo-ed Waist- with
long sleeves and s-i3 collar ard e7-ss7 f-sssa f.
t-l1-- Re5uos5 fruu SO % SLs1
? Women's India Linon Waists With tucked
frozt AID blue co-a- and cuffs e-uroi1grud n
white: Iouz sleeves. fastea n front Re5uce5 from
S75 % $50 each
% W0men's Tucked C-oss-ba--ed Muslin Waists.
with e1brodered blue bacE d0.s. a % sle,res;
fas,au n back Refused from SIS 20 $50 each.
Third hoor-G s.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Sewing Machine Dept.

! Eldredre Rotary Sewing Machine. woodwork
slightly ma-Ted; fun set q attachments Reduced
from $50 % S150e.
/ White Rotary Sewing Machine. woodwork slightly
nar-ed- fuil set Of attachmsuts Reduced from
500 70 SEO
White Vibrator Sewing Machine. woodwork
slightly maued; fun set q attschneuts- Reduced
from SEQ 70 ga
I W & L SPECIAL Sewing Machine woodwork
slightly mar1ed; fun set Of attachments. Reduced
from sIs69 to Sl600.
Second foor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
BATTLE-SHIP FLEET SAILS.
Pulls Out of Honolulu on Long Run
TO New Zealand.

Honolul'J, July 1s.-The Atlantic battle
ship feet last night ended its week on the
hospitable shores Of Hawaii and put 10
sea heading for Auckland. New Zealand.
where 1t Is due 10 arrive on August 5
Il is believed that no battle ship IN the
world ever made a cruise as long as
the 3S50 miles from here 10 Auckland
without coaling- The stesmi1g competi-
tons have given such economic results
that the officers believe the ships Of
smallest radius could easily make the
distance. but they VIII. however. carry
two or three hundred tons Of coal on
their decks IS a precaUtion-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Friday Bargain in
Misses GuimDeS.

A lot OF Misses and Young Women's
White India Linou Guimpes. with yoke
back and front OF lace and insertion;
sleeves eIabOrately trimmed with lace
and insertion. Sizes 81. IS. IS. and %
S2.25 each. Value, S2.95.
A lot Of Misses SILK Jumper Suits;
some trimmed with braid and stitching.
others with lace. colors. blue. brown. and
tan; sizes Il and IS.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
MEYFLoWER LITTLE DAMAGED
Commander of Presidents Yacht
Reports or Collision.

Further details OF the collision between
the Presidents yacht Nayfower and the
schooner Nenawa. IN Long Island Sound.
have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commander Thomas Snow
den. commanding officer Of the May
flower
The war vessel, he said. was not ma
teriaIIy damage and left Newport last
night for Oyster Bay. with President
Roosevelt and his party aboard The
schooner Commander SnOwden said. was
abandoned at a point about six and three
quarter miles southeast OF Fsulkners
Island. and the naval tug Chickasaw has
been sent from Newport 10 the scene OF
the collision % find her
Her mainmast was carried away by
the force Of the crash. leaving her jih
and foresail set At the time she was
abandoned by her crew, who were taken
aboard the Mayfower. her red light was
burning brightly.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
BRIDE OF COUNT SANTA.
Widow of John B. StetsOn Weds
Portuguese NObIeman.

Widow of John B. StetsOn Weds
Portuguese NObieman.
Philadelphia. July "a romance. be
gan when the Bridegroom was working
on the bas relief Of the brides former
husband. eliminated to-day wien Mrs
sarah Elizabeth Stetson. widow OF the
late hat manufacture. John 3 Stetson.
was married 10 Count santa Eulalia,
Portuguese consul al Chicago
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left in an automobile fo-
New York, whence they viii sail for
Europe on the Ge-uaaia. visiting the
counts estates in Portugal
The groom IS a well-known sculptor
and is said 20 have been an intimate
friend OF the recently assassiuated kine
Carlos. and his statue Of the widowed
Queen Amelia was executed as token
Of his fondness for the royal family
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
NAVY YARD BAND CONCERT.

Following Is the programme for to-day's
concert b. the Naval Gun Factory Band. in
Washington Navy lard beginning az 30
p m
March. NY Dream of the [. 5. A..
Charles Roth and Ted Snite-
Overture The Silver Bell" r Schlepesren
Comet solo. 'Somebody Loves Nou.
Dear James NJ. Fulton
Mr. HAIRY Anderson
War songs of the Boys IN Blue---..--
A4llareTlleau
Walt. ''1ioonlisht On the Hudson 1900.
......--...-.--.-.-..-.----- Hsrmon
Serenade. "Rp7liag Wave -Snsder
Popular sougs q Rcmicks Li,s t5y re
Questl -.-----.---.---------.J B. Lanpe
March, salute The Flag --.Wiu T. Piersou
Star S3angled Banner'
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Cotton Dress Goods.
(z5z 70 8 yard lengths. }

" % Yard Iengtns.
PFC and 15c Printed Batiste Lawns, Sc
yard
121zc and 15c Printed Percales, 10c a
yard.
1z1zc Bates Seersucker Giagham. I)c a
yard.
sc and Soc Scotch Madras. &c a yard.
371zc SIlk-and-Cotton Chiffon. &c e
yard.
g71zc Printed NIousselire de Sole, 121Lc a
yard
55c Banzai SILK. sc a yard.
sec1nd f00r-G s.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Friday Bargain in
Turkish Bath TOWeLS.

Another lot Of Turkish Bath
Towels, subject to slight imperfeC-
fiOns, such as oil spots, uneven
hens, &c. We offer them in lots
of 6 as follows
9 for SI.5o. Regularly, S2-25.
g for SIS Regularly, s.. so
Second foor-E-e7enth -