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The Newtown bee., 1908-05-22
Long Hul.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

|
 George B. French of Bridgeport was a guest. Tuesday. of Station Agent N. J. McDonough.
 Mrs Josephine Collins of Riverside Drive, New York City. arrived in Long Hill on Tuesday and opened her house here.
 Homer Hoyt, William Rolf. Arthur Jobes and Eddie Downs have been camping out in Radcliffe woods, this week. William Gorham and Charles Butler have completed the well for MT and Mrs George Clark and they have also the contract for putting in the pipes carrying the water to the tank in the attic for water supply for Mir Clark's house.
 Wolsey Abbott has taken the contract for laying 10000 shingles for Vincent Brothers of North Bridgeport. Edward Jackson has starteds kero- sene route through Long Hill, Stepney. Easton and Trumbull.
 John Toomey was in town calling on friends on last Sunday.
 Louis Hoyt was among the sick ones this week.
 D.Ferris of Bridgeport and Herbert Clark enjoyed the day fishing on the Housatonic river, last Wednesday.
 Mrs James Frear spent Wednesday in the Park City on business
 Mrs Frank Sutherland has returned from a few days stay in Monroe where she was the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Sutherland.
 Frank Sutherland, who has been Ill and under Dr Lynch's care Of Bridgeport for few weeks, is now gaining slowly.
 Mir Bernstein has sold his place just north of Long Hill Center to s. Snow of Stepney, who is moving there this week. Mir Bernstein has moved to Hartford.
 We lead, let those who can follow. You will always find a complete stock of the best groceries at the lowest cash prices at our store. Your lawn Twill soon need moving and we can fit you out with mower. Garden and field seeds, the best the market affords. Garden tools; granulated sugar at less l. than present wholesale prices. All our groceries at rock bottom pricGss The money saving store.- [The Long Hill store, ". N. Hurd, propriet9 1 \ seil the Famous sMonafeF nsso Elene engine, the best all round farm engine on the market. Free demon- stration given. If interested write or call on E. S. Fairchild & Son, Nichols, Conn. t. ... We carry full line of the best cereals on the market and they are all fresh goods, nothing better for breakfast in the warm weather. Full stock of the best groceries and feed on the market at the lowest cash prices. No trouble to deliver your goods, leave your order with us and we will do the rest The Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, proprietor.
 w. N. Hurd has had his store, house and barn newly painted. Craft & Lyon, the StepneN painters, are doing the work.
 Mrs c. G. Downs was in Easton, last Wednesday, to see her mother, Mrs Harriett Canfeld, who suffered shock, last Sunday, and is now se- riously i'll.
 Just received car containing wheat, corn, provender and oats. Have full line of all kinds of feed and grain on hand-[ John s. Hurd's feed store. A. H. Jobes and Homer Hoyt will : give social dance at Staines hall, this evening (Friday) May 22. Mir Young of Bridgeport has sold his place near Long Hill Depot to MT Blackman of Bridgeport, a real estate dealer. s'.. "
 Misses Kate and Marion Hurd are having new walk laid from their house to the street.
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Apples, s1.5O to s3 as to condition and quality.
 Potatoes, 95al.OO bushel. Yellow onions, none offered. Cabbage, new, LAO crt.
 Butter: Creamery, first grade, 28c lb; second grade, 20c 22c;' com mon, 12c a 14c; Dairy, first, 24c a 26c. Cheese, full cream, l4c l6c. Eggs, fresh nearby, 19a2Oc dog. Live chick ems 14c 16c. Live Fowls, 14c l5c. Live Ducks. 14a 15c. Live Geese. Ia 14c. Calves, hog dressed, 7c to k9c lh. -
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H. c. Holt, the veteran dry goods drummer, of Springfield, Mass, Thom- as Taft of Middletown and A. E. Fay of Waterbury registered at the Sandy Hook hotel, this week.
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The road from Hattertown Center going west by MT Northrop's and o. E. Morgan s is in a very bad condition and should be repaired at once and put in condition safe for travel.
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Just received a new line of men s Douglass shoe in patent colt and vica kid, button or lace. None better on the market. Prices from S2 to S3.5O. -TSandy Hook Shoe store.
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Mems boys and youths tennis shoes and Oxford. A nice line of boys base ball canvas shoes, the tough wearable kind. Some good bargains. -[Sandy Hook Shoe store.
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Edward Taylor of Bridgeport is spending a Flew days, this week, al Botsford the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Bedat.
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Arthur T. Nettleton while in New Milford. Tuesday night, was enter tained before and after the great Ma sonic gathering there by his brother, Joseph Nettleton.
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Mrs Alfred Peterson returned, Mon- day, after stay of two months in New Haven. She is greatly improved in health.
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Don't fail to read George B Clark's adv. in another column setting forth facts in regard to a great sale ot building lots in Milford.
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Mrs George Stevens and Mrs Charles Stevens called on friends in Danbury, Monday.
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Jerome Nichols of Stepney has sold his farm in Huntlngtown district to Louis Susnan of Stepney who has taken possession.
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Every thing in the summer line for the shore can be bought at Taylor, Curtis & Co. s; coolers, light blankets and robes. F. x 2M
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The Borough Assessors met on Wednesday to receive lists and again on Saturday. Those who fail to hand in lists will have 10 per cent added. Blank lists can be obtained of either of the assessors, Allison P. Smith or Levi c. Morris.
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w. Homer Hubbell is having wide veranda built on the south side of his residence in Newtown Street.
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Stepney.
HELP WORTHY CAUSE.

There will be an enjoyable enter tainment this evening, (Friday) May 22, in the lower room of the Baptist church. There will be recitations and music after which sandwiches, cake and ice cream will be served. The pro- ceeds are for caring for the village green at Upper Stepney. This is a worthy cause and the public are cordi- ally intited to attend and help along
 the good cause. ].
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Kodol completely digesrs all classes of food. It will get right at the trouble and do the very work itself for the stomach. It is pleasant to take. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle'little pills. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn.
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John Beers and Oscar Pitzschler were out. last Wednesday, angling for the spotted beauties, and reported a good catch.
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The Crescent Soc al club had a party of 1855 people at 9eir dance at the Town hall, Fridsy X A,ss l,ts Fine nasic was provided and the affair was voted great success. ~
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R. c. Mitchell has new carriage bought of A. M.I Briscoe & Son.
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For a mild, easy action of the bow els, single dose of Deans Regulets is enough. Treatment cures habltual constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them.
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William Wellington of Nichols was a guest, Wednesday night, of MT and Mrs H. M. Smith.
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Pine apples for canning and fruit in season at Henry Rupf's, Newtown mar ket, Newtown.
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Mir Gledhill has a mason at work pointing up the brick chimney at the old Mantle mill property.
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H. G. Warner is driving a stylish horse bought in Bethel.
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Andrew J. Summers has moved into the Grandson Parmelee place in Hat tertoWn,
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June 12, Mrs Lima E. Pond, grand matron, will visit Jephthah chapter, 0. E. s. n
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Misses Margaret and Mary Hurley passed Monday with friends in the Park City. Ys
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Mrs Harley T..Procter of New York is now at her summer home at Lenox, Mass.
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Mrs William H. Thicket and Miss Josie Garrison were guests, Wecnes- day, of Mrs B. j.. Hall
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Alfred Peterson and daughter passed Sunday in New Haven.
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Mir and Mrs. Henry Walling visited friends in Danbury, last Sunday.
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Mir and Mrs Ferris Meade were guests of Danbury friends. Tuesday
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Mrs John Hulse of Bridgeport is tht guest of Mrs Jecklie of Gas street.
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WHOLESALE M1

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FuRNJ dA lssY BUCK
 & DARLING. BRIDGEio e'
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Look up D. N. Clark's adv. for poul- try wire fencing. It will interest you.
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Earl Hathaway, piano tuner from Danbury, was in town on Wednesday,.
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Hammocksin big variety. trunks and bags, at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Morning service at 1O.45.
 Evening service at 7.3O.
 Prayer meeting, Thursday evening, at 7.30 D. m.
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good catch
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Friday Bargain i'm
Bags and Suit Cases.

We have secured from one of~rhe lead
ing makers. who was owe: e:stocked. "a lot
of bags and suit cases which we offer at
the manufacturers cost price and less
They are goods of q strictly high CHAR
acter. and comprise the most desirable
feathers. thus rendering this sale Of more
than ordinary interest. All the popular
sizes are represented. but there are in
many instances only one of kind.
We have divided them into lots as fol-
lows:
LOT Real Cowhide Travelling Bags
lined with leather and finished with bras
lock and catches. Sizes II to ~ inches.
Special price. S2.o5 each.
Regular prices. $500 to $500.
LOT Real Cowhide Grain Leather
Travelling Bags. leather-lined, leather
covered frames. Sizes II. 1G, II and IS
inches.
Special price, S3.o5 each.
Regular prices. 5000 to 500.
LOT Real Cowhida Travelling Bags.
hand sewed. leather lined and finished
with double handie-especiaily suitable
Tor men, Size- rs. II and Is inches.
Special price. $3.50 each.
Regular prices, SI4Oo TO $1,000.
LOT Real Cowhide Suit Cases. brown
and russet, i'll the popular 24-inch size:
cloth lined: best brass lock. \ well-made.
serviceable and slightly case.
Special price, S3.Q5 each.
Regular price. 5000 each.
Basement. Equitable bldg.
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LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
Report on Cotton Ginned UP tc
January 16.

The census bureau today issued a ra-
port showing that the total amount of
cotton in the United States ginned from
the growth OF 1907 To January IL was
1e.::,..7 COZ bales. compared with r.
116.199 bales for the same period last
year and 9.9S9.G3i bales for the same
period in 1906
The total number of active einnerics
was 1870. In this bulletin round bales
are counted IS half bales. The number Of
a5SI III for 1907 and 2Io,6t9 fer 1906
Sea Island included so,1S1 for 1905:
-5,,iaaai for lag1 and 10!.1l0 for laoj
The distribution of Sea Island cotton
for 1905 by states is: Florida .1i2i ::
Georgia. 1895: South Carolina 1o.33::.o
There were sinned 3,95l.53 bales 10
January !. l9eS.
ua.y III was - for 1907 and %. for
1896.
The running bales ginned by states.
counting round half and excluding lit
,ers. follow:
Alabama. lo7o, 12; bales and 34ii GIN
neries; Arkansas. 65I. .136 bales. .,,., Gin
nerics: Florida. o".41i bales and ai1 GIN
neries; Georgia. 1.111,9l3 bales and 4.J}s
ginncries: Kentucky. 1.34l bales and >
ginne"ies; Louisiana. :I91 .II6 bales and
l.Si9 sinneries: Mississippi. 1..S1.a .aaI bales
and 1,Iln ginaerieS: Missouri. .g31S baIss
and - gnncries. New Mexico. 30; bales
and > gnneries: North Carolina. J9l 80;
bales and 2.Il6 sinneries; Oklahoma. 113.-
go bales and al sinneries: South Caro-
Ina. l.UJ;.a 40, bales and .;.117 ginncrics:
Tennessee. rs. I'll bales and 6G: gin
narics: Texas. l4si5iS bales and 1910
Sinnerics. ard Virginia, S,2lo bales and
iul Sinncries.
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F7ousefm rnisning Dent,

<i"'"1-,''et"d ''s"f"r Dish. shopworn Re
1uca,i fram "a, Ia sea
An'r.'''r'a '.''"+n= Dish. >h"pworn. He,iuced
from 81 ~ s. 10
:: Ni"i"l-,lat"i Dip Coffee Pots. Reduced
frou, 81 - - each.
Nickel plated Te:,Ini. re,'mred from 81 - to
SO: r.,',l."1 f-oIu 81 no /" .In..
:: Nirkcp"t"d Toothbrush Holders. Reduced
from .ioc to pc each.
2-""". Carving Sets Reduced from 81 10 10
15c each
Nickel plated ChafnS Dish Fork Reduced
fIon, ST 30 to ."c.
:: We:tharai tax Plate Racks. Reduced from
s. ~ II 81. =, a,ci
:: Automatic Knife Sharp<ners. Reduced from
80. T., -. each.
Cr'iinc T"ii" slightly damaged. Reduced
frar, e.. =, 81 ~
eft. Clothes Horse. damaged Reduced from
ST - -
? pl"c'in~ E"-"s. shniworn. Reduced from
81 -. - s. - cnch.
Il cars Err..','s SILVER Polish Reduced from
-. - 1ur each
C"nr"' bottom Wash Roller dente.l. reduced
f:"m 81 'n I" te': ! r"'i"ci from Sl.::l a5c:
raslu.."sl from 81 90 81 o.
''Strr'ir"" Carpet Sweeprrs Reduced from
$" - - sl.15 each
Fifth floor. Eleventh st.
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NATIONAL HIVE WINS DRILL
RESULT OF COMPETITION OF
LADIES OF MACCABEES.
Team From Richmond. Va. Suffers
Defeat-Army~ Officers as Judges.
Committee Members.

Before an audience that crowded Ne
t:onal Rifles Hall. the celebrated drill
team Of Richmond Hive of Richmond. Va.
met defeat last evening in competition
with National Hive. No. l. Ladies OF the
Maccabees Of this city. The local team
entered the hall promptly at o'clock. and
in natty Whit duck uniforms. trimmed IN
red braid. presented a striking appearance
and was welcomed with tumultuouS ap-
pause. The team consumed twenty min
utes with its drill. After tie Washington
girls left the hall the Richmond Hive
team. wearing uniforms of khaki. with
hat to match. appeared and was accorded
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Picture Department.

Large Hand colorel Photo-ravur'. THE Wei
come Guest. n broad gilt frame Reduced from
sl2.U0 to S:a:,.
! Large Ifand-co Photogravnre. DAY
nrarms. in broad gilt frame. Reduced from
Sl2.Oo II S.,.3.I.
l English Print. knives 10 Grind. in old
fashioned frame. Reduced from $1,000 to S3a,.
English Print. Il" I.e~"r' in cd-fashioned
gilt franz. Reduced from $1,000 to si.a.
English Print. Il Assemble An Sa,"u." i'm
antiruc gilt frame. Reduced from $500 10
$685..
/ En~lisf Print ~ Visit 10 III, 6;tandfat',nr.' =
~ antique gilt frame. Reiu.ed from sl5-oo 10
1856.
! IIand.colored Ph"iogravm"e. Rembrandt ~
Officer : in mslrn". ny and gilt frame. Reduced
from $1,000 in s4.3,.
Gciored Print. Horses. Heads.'' in nrna-
m-rted frame io match. Reduced from 500 to
sl.50.
j. pastels. landscane scenes. in gil; frames.
Reduced from 500 10 Si.,O each.
Cana Picture Porcelain. ip blaca- and gilt
frame. Reduced from SEQ to S1.00.
Genuine Water Csor .'fforse hv the
r'ream.'' IN black-aiiI gilt frame. Reduced from
S-..On to $50.
C"'"red Photo.rsvure. Mother and Panoosc.' :
in beaded frame. Reduced from s3.50 to 81 .uo.
Sepia ph"tosravur". ..Edrslitv." IN brown
franz. Eer"ad from S;.a.i 10 StOO.
Colored Print. ''Colc'ing.' in green and red
frame. Reilcea from 81. 20 to soc.
Fourth floor. Tenth ST.
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Decrease in Revenue Receipts.

The monthly statement of the collect on
Of internal revenue shows for the month
Of December. 1907. decreas, in the
receipts as comparcd with December
1905. of S2.ilS.o.1. For the six months
of the fiscal year the decrease aS com
pared with the corresponding period in
1906 was Si.3og.5ln.
During December. 1M1. tie decrease In
the receipts from spirits shows = loss o,
81 .11I..rjaa:: from tobacco a loss OF s1ol :
Jl1: from process or renovated butter 4
loss of IS. So and from miscellaneous
sources loss Of So1.SI-,. The total
raceipts for the last six months are :l:;,-
fbI ..6i
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S. so for choice.
Friday Bargain Inn
Muslin Underwear. r.

y manufacturers samples, con-
sisting OF gowns. corset covers.
cheinises. petticoats and drawers.
offered at third to a half less
than the usual prices In most
cases there is only one garment OF
a kind: IN some instances there
are two. three or more They all
arc hiSh-grade garments and
splendid bargains. Divided into
lots as follows:
La 1-G0wns Of muslin. ean.,.:i,. AMI ...nsook
high. low and '" nac&. long ari short sleeves.
vsrionsly trimmed with lace embroida..t>. bead
lug and ribhrn. Special prices.
O0c 10 $500 each.
lot a--p1swsr~ e r,uSlin. can,bric ;rd main.
sock, Trimmed with uu,t-eLa lutfs- " val lace.
!l,Fri on aad enb-oiere~ >?eyisl prices,
S5c 10 $40 pair.
Lot :z-Co-7et Covers of main<ook i7ll front
yaricuslv trimmed with val lace. embroidery.
beading ana cii,h"u. Special prices.
OCc to SI.IO each.
lot t-comhiuation Suits with chemi~e taste
cial prices
SII0 to S4.5o suit.
lot 5-retticca;> 81 cambrir. with eide dare
tucked ho'uce finished with deep sca'l1ped edge
Spec.al price.
S2.39 each. Were $3.50.
Th!-d toCg. Eleventh Il.
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Bamboo Furniture Dent.

Bamboo Shirt Waist Rox. covered with Japa-
.eS~ uniting: slightly lamage'l. t",ucci from
81 -, i, 81 ~ retu.o from s.. a. tn $50: |
reIu...J from 81 30 to- SG.0a
Ra,al,a,. SIirt 10y. ra,lnrcl fam cS Ia
e. M. rnfir..-d fr.,n 6. .-0 q ST.. ;.u1 earl
Ramlou shoe BOY. Ec,iu-rd from 500 10
So
Round Eamboo Shoe Box. Reduced from
81: "a S.. 90
r-nto" skirt ra~. rn"rr"J with nantn nsnt~
s,i.h,Iy ,pms.-~i Enl;troi from 81 ia sn %
Bani.o, window si'rt. prettiiy dccora ted.
Reduced from sll 90 10 $500.
r 81
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China De rtmerlt.

1.-piece Gold ani White Toilet Set ssuIi
pitcher damaged. Reduced from So Ia g., ~
l l2pecp Dark Blue Toilet Set sryaral pieces
damaged Reduced frTu $50 10 SD.
Imnorfcd Fancy Decorated China Hot Cake
Dish. Reduced from 800 10 S.sI
Fancv Decorated GernisH China sugar sud
Cream Set. slightly imperfect. Reduced from
81 ~ To
- Imported Decorated chiGa Side Dishes Re-
,lrccd from .,n. pc each.
Decorated IIuvilani China Sugar Bowl lie.
Iuccd from 81 % I" -oc.
Decorated French China Teapot. Reduced
from 81 ga - ~.
/ Decorated Ianan-se CHINA Nut Dish Re
Irccl from 81 .fD Ia 6ic.
= !mpc-tei n"rnrat.d China Sa',d or Frui,
Dishes Reduced FROM 81 on to .,ur ,ssh
> imnortnd Dsrarsted Cl,ina Cake Plates. Rc.
duccd from -. In :.,r es.i.
:. Imno-tei Decorated China Nut Dishes Re
duccI from 40 10 :;.c e3ch.
:, I,nnurird Richly Decorated TanSard Vases
Eeluced from SO 10 81 .9J each
Eifth floor. 4: st.
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Upholstery Department.

3 pairs Imported Irish Point Lace Curtains.
made of fine net. with rich lace borders. Re-
dured from $50 10 81 90 pair.
:, pairs French Net Curta sill length. trim
med with wide bai;eni,Hrs lace Insertion and
lace edein~. REDUCED from 81 on Ia 500 pair.
300 yards Curtain Net. lii white and Ara
hian. suitable for sash sill haugings Re-
dpcad from :.1c and Ine to ..lc rard.
T., pairs Heavy Nercnriza.l Port iAres IL 'ich
shades Of green and red: fuil len"th and width
R'"in"ed from s5.co :ni $500 81: - pair
~ na!rs Extra Heavy Armnra Pcrt;ares tSame
on huilI Sidasl rcd "re"a lln. "trI old rrSa
R".'uceI frn"l sa.oo AMI $1,000 tu xl.1-, pair
II pairs HnnjSom" Pnrtier".; i'll ti.h silk ef-
f"cts: also few pairs Durlex Velour Por-
there's. with old rnsa side and e-een on
the ott"r. this s"'"nr'S effects Reduce e,,
fro", StSoo and SD III to Sl3.I u.tir.
10 Handsomely Eml roider"d Cushion Covers.
ready for th' pillow in a largo assortment Of
rich co"riraS. sutaa'" FOR al. naTts Of the
hr"Sa. Reduced from 500 Ia 81. - each.
:.M' wards 5o-irc!, I'lan ard Figured ArmGres
III rich shades of red ard green" suitable" drlp-
cries tor 'cor"nys ard show windows Reduced
frnm 81. p, 80 !n. yard.
:: 4NG-fi Fr'""h Tanestrv Wall I"n"is. in rich
co"inss. Reduced from S9uo 10 500 each.
Fourth floor. g 81.
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Snne DeDart TIM emit.

- unirS W"m"H'S t.sc" Auto R.of>. patcnt Lid
49, v"tIu. 'ia.l kii~kin ton piaiu toe. cuhan
heel sizes ~. :. -. and IL 1C -. =: T. :
-. u aud G'.D. Reduced from 500 10 81 80
rs'v
- 1Yir~ NuInen'- Entt"r Auto Boots rafsrt
LilSSsu Vamp. dull hidSSfn ton. uIain Zoe Cuban
hot >i~"- = = - ~. ~ ~ r-'t. - Il
and Gf,.,'-4 ~ and sD Reduced from s. on 10
s. - tStr.
- rai,- U-.Irrr'S Pat-ut C"l'sLfn I.aca Su.4>
tIu-hcn ..t- Si>.s :. - AMI -: q ",i ~:
> =. II. :, - sud 70 :. - and .D. lie
tIi,.a, frum 81 - s. ., pair.
tst~. Wn..tsr.-S t'"rcI-' kfl~lf, I.~,... .~,4.
r...'..- >',~- .'.-'a,s @"cI. St~~S -. .n.i 4
t..f - aud -. Reduced from $50 to
80 ralr.
- n.,.- wosuau'~ pulI kid.sir I...r .rH r..
rn- >ftsr> t:..a.v"ar we'll Suf.. size. T. 81. 81.
,rt - -:.i-A - anil IL. Reduced from Stat,
IL. l,air.
Third floor. Tenth Il.
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SPORTING Goods DE Dt.

| 2J-in.h Geo =" WaShin~tui University Pillow
Cover. Rr,lrred from s.. 30 to zoe
| - inch Georgetown University Pillow Cover.
edged with fringe Reduced from Si.5u To 81 on.
.4s::G-inch lndian Banner Reduced from
s.. 0o to zoe.
l 20-inch GUnSion college Pillow Cover. Re.
ln"ed from $50 10 .,nc.
Girls Dark Blu. Gymnasirni Suits sizes al
and IS. Reduced from 800 TO yUc each.
10 p:irs Ebys' ES'.iision RpllnT skat.s with
hermacite wheels Reduced from Sl.uy 10 :::,c
pair.
:: pairs Ininn Hnrdwara Rnii-',eariny Roller
skates will. steel wla"lI: pairs far wornnu sn.I
| nair for Reduced from $500 10 $50
pair.
- sets Iron Wle"ls. for roller skates. lie.
duc.h from .,tc to- ln. for set Of g
Rowier Leather Pad. for gun. Reduced from
s.. 10 .',c.
Fourth door. Tenth st
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Corset DeDa rtlH1ent.

| pair l.. y. turSets. wide embroidery. long
hip high bust. clastir> attached. size is. Re
duced FROM 500 to S1.Gu
:: pairs Lily of France corSrt%. pink and blu"
satin ribbon. !,nnad with real whaln.ioue: sizes
-. ~ and -. /selu"ed from $500 Ia S2.', pair.
pairs j. Il. AMI r. X g. CorsatS. couti high
lust. long hin. elasticS attarhrd: sizes 20 and
81. Reduced from 81 M la -.Dc pair.
10 pairs l.. y. GcrSetS. haiiste and ceutil high
bust. long - casiics attached sizes - and
20. Reduced fr,m 81 % and s., 90 81 0p pair.
ul!r wv tursets. couiil. ban"d with real
riIalahnne. high lust. lon. hin: size u. Re
Gu"ed from $3.50 $50.
1 dozen pairs C"rSef>. az various w"li-k:lown
makes. IN cont. AMI batiste and II the latest
"soieS: sizes Is !" -"
S! 90 d pair. We're SI.5o and 500.
Third floor Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1908-01-23
ColOred Dress Goods.

"a yds 44-inc;, Pearl Gray Taffeta. Reduced
from $l1. "a TO ST.I5 for pee.
vtis 42-in"h t;reen-aud blue Plaid. Reduced
from 81 80 s.. - for pee.
~. -,is. 4o-in"h Bue-and-hlaca Plaid. Reduced
fiom 81 - tc 500 for
2t, yds fo-inch AIl-silk Gray Voir. Reduced
from Ss...> to 90 To- pee.
-. vdS .G-incn Nryy Bluc Herriasi"ne Serge.
Il stiuced fr"iL g.: - to S.2a for pr.
! rds i1-inch Gray Striped Shifting. Reduced
from $1,000 10 500 for zee.
u ytls iG-inch Pearl Gray Moiair Es,iuce,l
from g.. - ~ Sl.-.U Tor pee.
81 III 4-ucn Sill-aud- wool Chiffon Nayelt y
Wolfe. Reduced from Slo.25 to S,..o for pee.
81. yds tti-iuch Navy Elne Herriu.Dou. Serge.
Icducea from Si..,U To 81. >, for pee.
= yds. 4t;-iEch Green and purple Check. Reduced
from 81 -. IL $50 for pee.
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Evening star., 1908-01-23
Won1en's Suit DEBT.

Velvet Suits. trimmed with braid: six lined
Jacket. iul plated SKIRT with fold: garnet. siz.
y: navy blue. size -: plum. size "a: "Fseu size
80 Reduced from $500 10 S2a.to eacn.
Green Velvet Suit handsomely braided
white satin-lined iac.et goreI dare skirt
size SO. Reduced from $500 to S.. 90.
Navy Blue Velvet Suit ioi.. coat made mill
taTv STYLE. trimmed with braid and lined with
white satin: pllited s.:rt. size -. Reduced
from SiS.ua 10 S:.b.0a.
Leather B"own Velvet Sui. Jacket bound
with iirail ami lined with white satin: size 81
Reduced from $i2.5o Ia S.5.Go
lnrisihl" Hiuc S'rired Er"a,lcIoth Shit. long
coat lined with black satin. fuii -laiteI skirt:
size :;S. Reduced from St.,.un to S...,.Da.
Brown EroaGro;h Suit. with strapped seams
iarkat lined witt, satin: siz" ~ reduced from
5000 Ia $3.50.
Il Nomen's Atwood Eiiertlnwn Bath Robes il
lavender. gray and pink: sizes ~. IS 40 and IL.
Reduced from 81. 80 tn S:,.9: each.
Women's All-woal Eider,iown Bath Robes. in
gray and pink: sizes - and ~. Reduced fronl
500 10 S2.., each.