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The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

/ Acting on letter received from Louis
I P. Shoemaker and c. c. Lancaster. presi-
/ dent and vice president. respectively. OF
| the Brightwood Citizens Association. the
Electric Railway Commission held a
/ special meeting yesterday 10 consider the
/ reply Of Gen. Harries to the request for
through car service from the northern
l suburb.
Commissioner West and Thomas ".
Smith attended the meeting. The letter
from the officers of the Citizens Associa-
ton was read
The letter follows.
Yorr favor of JAY % inrlasing a copT o. q
letter rcceired hy the chairman Of the Iuters-ate
C.1-znerce tlulrzi=7i,n troz the vice president q
ne B7satvooc Railway COMPANY. has been 7e-
cclTel. ana i have conferred with some 0f the
officers of the BriEhtwOoI Association snd We beg
% slgsest thar you VIII communicate with the vice
president Of the BughtEcod Railway Company and
reauesf mat yo'- commission 57 furnished with
the amount of cost for running through cars from
the RrignrE0od Inc into the CITY and tie items
Of o1st showing how this expense is arrived ar
COmbats COmpany's Excuse
n o-u opinion the cost Of transferring the over
head power 70 the underground power on a s----eut
uu-her cf cars % give the Necessary through
service would bs snail IN cl-1p1-iz-n 10 the ad-
diri0nal TgvU-le which the railway COMPANY would
receive from the increased traffc over this line.
The c-zcE--gricari1n q the wee PRESIDENT o- the
BllEht70Cl line Is too vague and uusltissactry on
this point. and we think it Just and rear that
your commission. veu the taxpayers. should
have mu-e definite Information on the financial
difficulty referred % b. the vice president OF the
Brishrvood Railway Cozrazy-
After a conference. Commissioner West
and Air- Smith instructed Secretary H @
Eddy Immediately 20 obtain a copy OF the
deed transferring the Brightwood car line
10 the Washington Railway and Electric
Company. with a view 10 asCertaininE the
exact relation Of one concern TO the other
and 70 determine. II possible. the finan-
cial status OF the BriEhtwOod branch
Decided Move Contemplated.
No definite action VIII be taken until
the deed has been secured and examined
by M Eddy. and the members OF the
commission. As soon as the status Of the
Brightwood line Undetermined. the com
mission viii make a decided move. which
II IS believed ultimately viii result IN the
Brightwood cars running through the city
10 the car barns at the Four-and-a-haIf
street arsenal
John T Money. detailed by the Inter
state Commerce Commission 10 have
charge Of the commissions office In the
= V-estory Building IN Mr. Eddy's absence.
said yesterday that no new complaints
had been received since Saturday. and
that the routine business was being han
died quickly and with ease.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Thomas Pnrton,r VIII.

By the terms Of Thomas s Paxton's will.
fled for probate yesterday. Hannah Pax
ton. his widow, is devised all personal
property 10 be divided equally with her
son, Thomas F. Paxton Certain prop
erty owned by him in Grant road is TO be
divided into three parts. to be given TO
his widow, HIS daughter, Sarah, an infant.
and the third TO John E. Chapel. 10 be
held in trust for his son. Thomas Paxton
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
HOLDS RATES EXCESSIVE.
Commission Orders Railroads TO Re
duce Fruit Charges.

The Interstate Commerce Commission.
In a decision yesterday. holds that the
rates on oranges and vegetables from
Florida base points 70 New York. Balti-
more. Philadelphia. Boston. and other
points are excessive, and the Atlantic
Coast Line, the Pennsylvania Railroad.
the Baltimore and Ohio. and twenty-five
other railroads are ordered 10 reduce
them by September Is The commission.
however, held that the rates from the
producing points IN Florida to- the ship
ping Centers IN that State were not ex-
cessive-
The maximum rates which the railroads
can charge after September Is for haul
ing oranges Will be 10 New York. IS cents
a box. a reduction OF ~ cents a box: TO
Baltimore. 43 cents. a reduction OF ~
cents; TO Philadelphia, a cents. a reduc-
ton Of ~ cents; 70 Boston, 81 cents, a
reduction OF 5 cents
The railroads are also ordered 70 re-
duce rates on vegetables IN crates, pine
apples, &c. from Florida 70 northern
points from 10 to 20 per cent
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Prepare for Tokyo Expo.fttou.

BY order OF Secretary OF War Luke Z
Wright, one Of the army officers on duty
in connection with the American En-
bassy IN Tokyo VIII be designated 70
act as military aid 10 the Tokyo exposi-
ton commission The selection wfu be
made by Lieut. Col. A Irons, -Four
teenth Infantry. military attsche at
Tokyo. Francis z. Loomis. chairman.
accompanied by the members OF the
American commission. will go to Japan
this month 10 gather preliminary infor-
nation about the exposition The mill
tary aid will act as interpreter.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Hibernians Are Pleased.

According 10 delegates to the convention
OF the Ancient Order OF HibernIans at
Indianapolis. Ind. who have returned TO
Washington. the convention was one Of
the most enthusiastic successful IN
the history OF the great body of Irish
men The election Of P. T. Moran as na-
tiOnal director and P J. Haltigan as
national editor Of the Hibernians' organ.
published IN Washington was particu-
larly pleasing 70 Washington delegates.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
BfeBer Home for Duties.

After weeks trip. including visit TO
Mr- Taft at Cincinnati and Chairman
Hitchcock at New York, Sidney Bieber.
member OF the Republican National Com
mittee for the Distinct Of Columbia. has
arrived in Washington Il is thought Mr.
Bleber VIII engage the rooms heretofors
occupied by the Republican Congressional
committees literary bureau. in the Na-
to1al Metropolitan Bank Building. as his
headquarters From here he viii later
direct the campaign work assigned TO
him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Commander William J. Maxwell. OF the
gunboat Marietta, now at Ceiba. On the
north coast Of Honduras, reported to the
Navy Department yesterday that condi-
tons there were quiet, and that the for
eign consuls. whose exequsters were re-
Gently cancelled by President Davila, OF
Honduras. are still there. The recent
revolution. Commander Maxwell said.
seemed completely QueIed.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
VIII Of DR.. Howe.

Dr. Franklin T. Howe. by his viii, dated
May 3. 1907, devises his entire estate to
his widow, Marie 2. Howe. and names
her execuTiI jointly with Frederick 7.
Siddons.
BY the terms Of the VIII Of Thomas
". Kerlin, dated April 1s, 1905. he leaves
all his estate to Laura Kerlin, his widow,
and names her executrix
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
WILL BOOM HEARST PARTY.
Club Formed in Alexandria by In
dependence Party Men.

L IS announced by Mayo c. Mitchell,
secretary Of the District Of Columbia
League OF the Independence party. that
new club has been started IN Alexan-
dria, Va, with a large membership.
Plans are to be made TO hold a mass
meeting there shortly, and efforts will
be made 10 have John Temple Graves
and other prominent men present to ad-
dress the meeting.
Similar clubs will be formed in Hyatts-
vile, Nd, and Laurel. Nd, in the near
future
A strenuous campaign Is 10 be con-
Quoted through the nearby States from
the District headquarters with Offices in
the Post building.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 Fort MouroS NorfOlk. Newport Esza. ana an
points SOuth-Norfosk and washinEtou stssmr,
even evening the year st So.
Chevy Chase Lake-Conosrt By United State Ma
rine Band every evening. followed By dancing
Twilight excursions TO Annapolis and Balt1nors
every day. Trains leave every half hour from III.
teenth and H streets northeast from :. N
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological Park CheTr
Chase, and kensinEtOn-CaTs from Fffteenth Etrset
and New York avenue every fftsen MINUTES
To Ae1andra-Fe1y steamer Lackawanna even
hour and a half from a. n 70 ,. n
To Fort Myer. ArlinStoa National Cenete-y Fsfls
Church and Fairfax Court Houss-CGrs from Twelfth
street and PsnnsylEazis avenue and Aqued1ct
Bridge
Chesapeake Bea6-See trains IN railroad schednIe
Mount vernon a76 Marshall HsIl-Stesner Charles
Macziester. daily. except sunday. 10 4 n and aso
p n
Steamer ST. Johns for Colonial Besch-ssturdayA
p n: o-her days. Icspt Monday. SO q n
Steamer Queen Anne fer River View. week days
70 a n. z.l5 and SIS p n; Sundays Il q n
40 and Sis D n
Stea1nes jamestown for fOrtyu1iis nooniight TIP
down the Potonsc River, daily. a. p n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
KIDNAPPER IS WANTED.
Washington Police Asked to Look
Out for Frank J. Blair.

Believing that Frank J. Blair. the al
legged kidnapper OF Veronica Cassidy.
twelve years old, has started n the d.
rectton OF Washington. the Chicago police
yesterday wired 70 Capt Bozrdman. chief
OF detectives. asking the Washington 20
lice 10 look out for the man.
A description OF the man and the girl
IS given Il Is understood Blair. after
leaving the young girl in Cincinnati, took
Chesapeake and Ohio train for Wash
lnglon- As yet II has not been learned
thaJ Blair left the train at any inter
mediate point. and Il is. therefore. he
Heved he IS either in Washington at pres
ent or VIII arrive IN a day or two
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Do Not Know the Lau.

Inspectors Estes and Sanders reported
last night that they had found number
Of children working 81 ignorance Of the
fact that the child-lab0r law had been
passed. The little fellows were warned
20 procure schooling certificates and per-
rnits. Il IS expected that the inspectors
viii have q test case OF the chud-labor
law n the Juvenile Court this week, as a
number OF route agents Of local newspa-
pers have given notice that they Will con-
test the new regulation
Ir. Wllmarth said he would keep his
Office open until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night. by which time, he hopes, the child
labor law work viii have been concluded
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Rnnkinr Lavvs Amendmen+.-

Acting Comptroller OF Currency T. P.
Kane completed yesterday and trans
mitted to the Secretary Of the Treasury
for submission TO tia National Monetary
Commission. authorized by the act ap-
proved May 80. 1903 his recommendations
for such amendments 10 the national
banking laws as experienced in the ad-
ministration Of the laws BY the Conn
troller's Office and observation as TO their
practical operations as shown to be nee
essary.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
FOUR HORSES BURNED.
Fire RaEes for Hours in Charles
Javfns' stable.

I-Ee h1Aes Aof hours In Charles
Javfns' stable.
4 fire, supposedly the. result OF spon-
taneoUs combustion. ragged for three-ouzr-
ters OF an hour n the stables of Charles
Javins, 713 F street southwest. last night.
-Four horses. as many wagons. and eight
sets OF harness were destroyed. causing q
loss Of 1850. covered by insurance.
The flames were discovered at $50
O'Clock BY stable hand, who rushed 20
box 43 and turned in an alarm. The
stable hands and several neighbors rushed
into the building and saved four horses
but the flames drove them back and four
other animals parished. The freuer
fought the blaze for nearly an hour be-
fore they got Il under control The hay
made hard blaze 10 fight The property
IS owned by Charles WeitzeI.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
CoinaEe nt the Nrints.

The total coinage at the United States
nlints during July was valued at SSos. 600.
and consisted Of $50 double eagles. 7S6, coo
half dollars, s5s.o0o quarters. and 1.oo0, 90
dimes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Enur uon--, r.r
Honduran ReroIution - D.

On cool Chesapeake Bay four DAYS 2
week 81 round trip See ticket agent
The Electric Line" 18th and N 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
81 * IN anItimnre and Re4u-.

Every day via The Electric Line" Tvvf-
light excursions. 81 round trip. 4 D m, re-
turning up 20 midnight. Saturday and
Sunday excepted See time schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
STILL SEEK BADGES
Child TOilers After Labels
Required by Law.
MAY FINISH BY TOMORROW

r. o. WiImarth, who Is Dispensing
the Permits to work, Has Been
Kept Busy since Friday, but E1-
poets 10 Have Mailed Complete
Badges and Finished Work Then.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
HORSES SUFFER MUCH
Ill-treatment Contributes to
Their Other Trials.
HOW TO KEEP THEM COOL

Humane Society officer Gives Some
Good Advice as 70 the Care of the
appearing Horses Mark of the
Prosperous Business House.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

IS TO Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line" Visit the U. &
Naval Academy. See tine schedule for
trains.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
BRIGHTWOOD'SP PLEA
PROMPTLY HEEDED
Railway Commission Wants
TO Know About Line.
SPECIAL MEETING IS HELD

Secretary Eddy Instructed 10 Get
Deed of Transfer of Suburban Car
Line TO Washington Railway and
Electric COmpany-Dehnite Action
May Compel Through Service
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
Hnrvcr,n .Reefnurnnf.

Fruit Jar Rings, Only 10c Dozen
Best quality rubber. Seamless rubber
gloves, 81 Dr. Lindsay's Rubber Store, 933 z
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Everything in the store is
marked at bargain prices
during our Great Remodel
ins Sale!
And we're doing the biggest bust
ness in our history.
Hundreds of Suits at
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Embryo captains Of industry continued
I to flock 70 the FSanBIin School yester-
day for permits and badges permitting
them 10 ply their trades on the highways
I Of Washington and IN local mercantile es-
JabIshments.
r o. Wulmarth, the genial and smiling
J representative OF the superintendent oI
I schools. has been rushed day and night
since Friday IN providing the tokens OF a
right 70 work. required BY the new chHds'
T labor law. Gr- WiIlmarth- and Two as
sistants worked until almost ! O'Clock
Saturday morning and well on 10 mid
night Saturday night Last night they
Knocked or at 10 o'clock By. that time.
however, all callers had been supplied.
Mr. Wiumarth was assisted IN his work
yesterday and last night by six young
women. four additional assistants being
necessary because OF the increased volume
Of business.
Have Issued 2,557 Certificates.
NIr. WnlmarJh said last night that z.557
schooling certificates had been issued
This represents the number Of boys and
girls under sixteen years Of age employed
IN Washington About 500 applications
were rejected out OF the 2.557 who have
school certificates and permits. 80 viii
sell papers. black shoes. OF vend wares
on the streets.
The red badges which the law requires
all working children % wear have not
yet been delivered 70 the Juvenile toiIers.
Il was expected that the badges would be
ready 10 be mailed 70 the boys and girls
yesterday, but the frames have not been
received by Mr. WilImarth- Ali the card
board badges have been signed by The
boys and girls and are now IN envelopes
On III. Willmarth's desk As soon as ne
nickle-platsd frames. with pins soIdered
oR the backs. are received, M WiIlmarth
VIII place the red slips OF cardboard IN
them and send them 10 their respective
owners.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

Clean, Cool, and Comfortable.
Live lobster and other sea food. Midday
lunch, E:3o to 2
The Washington herald., 1908-08-04
LOCAL MENTION,

Watch for a city-Randle Highlands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
STRIKER BEATS
L0NGSn0REMAN

y. p White. = non union long
shoreman. while crossing Railroad
~ near Pier y last night was a..
saulted and beaten by q striker.
he vas struck several times IN The
face. and before he couid recover
from the blows the asaailant "a
capped. White has two deep cuts ON
the face. and thinks the man who
beat him used brass kuuckies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
ARRANGING PLANS
FOR BAR MEETING

Union viii address the gathering.
Lord Richard Eyesard Alverstona,
lord chief Justice % England. may
be among the guests ~ honor He
has been invited hers by Samuel
mn Lord Aivsrstone figures Ia
the history % the Pacific northwest.
and for this r~aaon hla visit wiil
b. o. special iniesest
The members Of the association
viii enjoy two days excursion on
the steamship Spokane. August 80
and 20. aud wtll make an extended
tour ~ the sound Elaborate prep.
aratioua are being made tor their
entertainment 1T Victoria
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PARK MEN MEET HERE

Tho park uupaFiniendeutH % the
large cities lu the United States viii
bold their annual convention In Sc.
attic next year , W Thompson.
superintendent Of parks Of shIs city.
yesterday wired Park Commissioner
schfewabury that the national a..
s0clation had voted 60 come here In
1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
ANKENY'S EDITOR is
BEHIND THE BARS
fsr United Prs...l

NORTH YAKIMA. Aug re- Fred
T.. Harris. the editor Of Ankeny' y
Grandeiew Press. was held by jus.
tier Richards TO the superior court
IN the sum q $3.50 at the termina-
ton Of the hearing Of the evidence
subssantlating the charge preferred
against Harris Of issuing worthless
checks Harris could not furnish
the bond and was remanded to Gus
t0dy OF the sheriff. who promptly
led the newspaper politician back
70 hts cell In the Yakima county
jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
highlands Chief Justice May
Be Among Visitors of
Distinction.

The program for the annual con
vcntion % the American nar asSo.
citation. which opens in Seattle Au
gust n. II almost complete. and "
= predicted that the meeting will
b. one Of N" most ansplclous Ia
the history % the organisation
MANY distinguished attorneys and
Judges from various parts ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14

Deposits Ia state banks aEkregaie
ss& 900 900. according a. the report
~ Bank Examiner Eugle. who has
Just completed an examination Of
the banking institutions in this
state There we're col hanks which
returned statements, an increase 81
four over the number responding to
tho last cAil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
KILLS
INTRUDER

GRASS VALLEY. CAT. Aug "a --
John Richards waa shot and Ia.
Efantly killed late yesterday b. a
young farmer named Aouiiun upon
the iatteFa ranch 10 The Chicnwu
park district Richards vas warned
away from Mouiions place several
times. but returned and attempted
fo enter the house
Richards g. said 20 have rushed
80 Mauit0n with the intention II a..
sanltiuR him. when the latter shot
him dead with a rifle Moulton sur.
rendered aud u nov In the JAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
WIFE
is FREED

NEW YORK. Aug IA MIS-
louise A. Collier. wife Of Willie
Collier. the comedian. has been die.
charged from custody and the
charge against her Of desraudimg an
Atlantic CITY hotel out u a SO
board hin vus dismissed
Mrs Collier who was arrested
Wednesday. when she arrived from
Atlantic city. showed the Jersey
City Justice board bills paid IN al.
yanre as late a. August 4. and
stated that she had Hotiflcd the no
tel proprietor 0f her Intention TO
leaTe and paid ali bills presented
g. her before leaving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
KILL D
sea Army Officers Lose Their
Lives in Auto Collision
In Frisco.

AN FRANCISCO. Aug IA Mat
nellyea and Master Flee
i..s,n seset G a Jones, attached
49, ~ presldlo military forces
~ Almost instantly killed last
~ ',ss eaen thrown fram a runaboui
..s.noAgle which was crushed be-
- ars runnlng Ia opposite di,
- Al Market s., and Van Ness
re automobile was 90 frail
'..sysesion. aud was a complete
vnsk
"a each lefs a widow and chsid re-
sans a. the fresiiio reservation
fAe notormen Ia chafge OF The
80 cars were sakon TO the city
e,1.aa and charged with man
,aaehseF
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:SOCIAL NOTES


Pink luncheon.
~. fNerles r. Thufston gave
asinlv laueheea yesterday - vikht
savers complimentary e Mfs Ed
,s3 y. Bogarsius az tho Ehurstou
,.ssasnee queen Anne hllh The
49, sehesne Nas pink being car
80 NJ N sweet peas. which dec
1900 - table and rooms and
..sss.cna,ed she band painted place
xxr3<
tunsh~en fa< oshatants.
ms Wintan IT. fcFAina gave 4
,..,.',....,a YESTERDAY ~ honor 50 Miss
sss,.v,nste whlstlesey Bridge was
rlayeA daring Us afternoon
o. Wee Tea
Ne. AreAfhaM ~ IN Nne enter
.,lss.f tassefsA4t AFTERNOON evWpiI-
$3.50 IS mrs Rfrhari iAa Wood
hnd Mnd Mrs. Ralph tiodwm De
vae Nrs FraneiN Gus ffink. as
kaea hy Misses kafher nee and
Naririe Kittlnxex. prtvtded al the
peach taes In tn dining room
4 Nrx John ~ F'pwril and Mrs
4 s,ssgrs II. Walker pouraH the teA
- eoffee. assisted Is the Ails@es
Yitrzsefh smith Ruth SenrAm
Lsnss Mckrnth and Harriet Aurn
~ hostess MAS assisted in re-
rrMg IS Mrs Esmef y. Todd Mrs
8Hl. Wepalana. AiFA Jamra u
Egs AL Miss Gertrude Hanna.
Personal
Rm J. y p t.Wyd will lsAVe sat
wsil3 feF = two weeks visit %
Qsen charinste Islands
Collier. Young.
Ms Martha Collier daughter ~
" zsa Mrs. william Collier ~
~ Tester WAY. was married Wed
H<taF EVENING e. Mr. Arthur q.
Isanx Rev A a. Matthew u.
ksled Mr.. and Mrs Young vi
nsas Ia West Seattle after 4 trip
y fsllon stone park
Luneheon.
~ Robert g. Aiheftsen gave a
tef~sn tn&ay complimentary te
- Frederick James Grant af
.H4ssiils. Ohio. Nhe e. the guest
/ fslrk James - Hage. ff Covers
~ bid for fourteen Floral dec-
raons were fn yellow and white.
For Guest.
Ntss Hauiah Mitchell gave a
| sssfpon Tuesday for her guest.
~ Marion Miller ~ North Yak
engagement.
MAiar and MrA w 4. Kneefirf
|rS A. u Coronado. California
hfe announced fhe enxa Eetusnt II
q I'D.
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~ Milwaukee. sill perform opera.
lions AZ cilnie for the Seattle pro.
feaaiuu a. the University 81 Wash.
iuEton GA September g.
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VIII OPERATE HERE.

Three eminent eye. ear and noae
specialists. DR. W 4. balleuger 81
Chicago. Or ~ v Wurdemann OF
Milwaukee and Or q v Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-14
Summer Skirts and Petticoats
Priced 10 Go

Priced to 10
Wash Dress skirts. in light gray
and tan grounds, with small.
neat figures; special for Satur.
daN -...... $500 ........ 39e
Wash Dress skirts. In duck: col
ors navy. with white polka
dots; also small black and
white checks; your choice Sat.
hrday ....... ........ go
Ladies' Striped Bingham skirts.
with large ruffle; cut full spe-
cial for ..s.... .........f9e
Ladies' Striped aud Plaid Cam.
brio Skirts. with extra large
rufflc; cut extra full, special
for saturday s...........1 5c
Marvellous Values in Black
Understands
soc Ladies' Black Sateen and
Molre skirts, deep ruffle. &c.
tual value si.00. This sale 49,.
..+.... ..t.... .......... soc
0Sc Ladies' Black Sateen
skirts. cut extra full. with deep
ruffle aud cluster OF small ruff
files; actual value $3.50. This
sale only .............,. 0Sf
S1.I5-Ladies' Black Sateen.
Moreen and Heatherbloom
skirts. cut extra full, with ruff
tie from knee and cluster of
small ruffles. actual value
5000 This sale ...,..St.15
Fall Merchandise Arriving Daily.
A Great Wrapper Sale
Ssc--Ladies' Wrappers, made of
a good quality percale. with
and without ruffles ON shout
ders. deep uflle on skirt, ac-
tual value $i,25. This sale only
..s.s.. ,...s .......'sStc
OSc-Ladias Percale and Fleece
Lined Wrappers. cut extra full
all sizes, "a 10 as; actual value
$3.50. This sale ...... 0Se