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$3.50
Suuoun-Sarf=GcmctcrD.

gHrean. Or. 81, @etss aratuga. straRe, nnb
Saupt.Gtngaug: 6rcoerids 9ioao.
GeoribniBpliGe bon $26 all utter beitdrotBet
gluiIi1t. Gbnittb!ulnrn @eiutnne, Gilar3en etc.
neroen I'M SrrtbbduS ant SauptsGilaan9 ge'
funben. Infer Ygent pirb. Derlt 9eipiiHttt,
buripredjer. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Baltimore Gemctcrp.

gircau: Srnn,lin.Slo., Baltimore. n. Turtbitr.
BeGrIbnibpi1be 6um Gerfauf - bon $25 an,
nit Miarlnorpiolten n6Gcarcit5f $35. - Yidt
liir bier @rdber. Srcie @enutrtite oer aapeae
fit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C,Sunit6.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
ut. Glipct Gcmstern.

Giu0ana on Trcotrfd. Olpno.
Cots 5u oeriunfcrl uDter leidten SeotHBnngen.
9erfaufssa9eiit VI. G. Tnionep.
Cams Gr. 505. 2lulerIcdrsPIba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
lorraine.

W,alerii6. = Huriartig. - Hrieofidl.
@cftIi0 BON Balbrou. cine lno cine babe
WiciIe. Womnt SouD sgSa9gons un6 porrltnes
9~Sdggors brett os 5uLt @irpalte. Beioe Ges
lepbone. GtaotsNilreuu I'M 5Iuelten Slur bes
Linton GruftsScbduoss. GbarIcs. uno Sanette.
Strafe. (Wiaii,1S.2&S)
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Mn hic Nnmcn.

2tnGc Samcn. mcI6e moSerne 96neiberiunit
iein, robin Id naiilr II, ipenoen. sic brulnben
ltur bel Srl. NJ. Snbers, Nr. 3O2, Meit. sara.
oaa:straRr, rrr5ufprehen, ipreIl 9tdineli dls
3oellfi9, e%ilirnGCn, Iito ie lerileit oe stiiillt na0
nhberocm NriinOlibcn llnterriht I'M Slii6ns!'
ben. ,Sebr libernle 9eoitsui9en Trl. VI.
Snbers. &r. 3O2, @cft.S saratoga straRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

Scit Dem Sabre 1920 o l.
len 2277,t40 Staliener eingemanbcrt
icin. @ie picl buuon lit ipirflide Gin
nonocrung gcpeicn? @ie pielc aus
Ser 3obl iir6 bier gcblieben unO ieB.
hoft qeiporoen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
spirituoicn . eiecn5 = applifationen.

Sptrttup1cH = Ntccn5 3 IppiitallpheH.
2iitc Gr. fl.
Spiritupfen. Sttcn6' Hettttnneh.
9hrcau Der MISUNDERSTANDING umn,tVdre,
Siiuiner Wr. 3OG, @crtdts'8ebGnoe.
.. Stcrctt Wicainl, Rrdliocllt.
SaneS Sone,
Benjamin. y. SbrecpeS,
epmniifdrs.
Sie M GasraRn.cE 9%erioncn booel Yeilttonen
fir cine 0ribetatf . SpiIiiuUitn Sitrni pom !.
Noucmhcr 1905 eillertlhi, ole ttsithB' cen oo.
Sfiober 1908, &prmitiug@ nm II ulon NJ oetn,
tbuna oe3paet ncrnCu. Eroteltc illiineh not -
ltbr Mittaa5 Gin Spurcritu1, ben ". Sttooet,
etnuercicbt ietn, mo S1rlHllate loiheN, luel.l
eeninfhf, oui griuterl III otelenl Siireau cts
N"S ~ @ai6instUn Sciuiet
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wo,rs. gorcHe: @GrO:
s,inS, 5obr. 400 @. Frutt Ctr ........'.'',a
GidCI, Georue 3. 100 ScpttsStr. .....' 10
Gnbher. 0eriba CJSittpe) s2l 8nrnPr-Sit' X
9Sbecler. Sobn z, 1000 Scotis cir. ...'.'''Sl
N8fius. 9apio, s32 2tt.@GltiMorcsS tE .
Iolinoer, GbGe. e., 5Oi N.zGnloerts Str.''.l
9,lIod, Spirpb, G0l CNFGrutt Ctr. ......'' 4
GnrnpeG, Wurt. u01 S~itsHombnrn Str...''' =
Sch, Charles. 72s-730 itsErultsStt....' ,
OInrt;n, Srnni T.. 320 ct. Fauls Str. ...... J
Mies, Quuis. 620-G22 N.s9eutrdl gpc. ....' .
GbipIcO, 9tnnie N, 1902 2bGnles Sir O. -
Simon6, Gopnro T., sol pdloecrs Stt. y
emii6, Charles G.. 1918 N,'@ropcsSlt' u
(NTffE 40 1T1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

NuaM oibington mirb q
nlclOct, ooB Die @iictbobn-Gn9cltcIls
ten IN Der 0roBcn Mebr5obl Ocnro-
frotiid itimmen moQen, ltno sic &c
triebSlciter ser grobcn 9obnen Der.
hielten iidl NIeiGAilIti0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

@ciI lie cine ieniotio o.
ilelle Meloun9 in l(nllalii geiebt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

Ser ,Tcpcrcn6" @iIbur
Crafts - mir fcl1nen i'm, 6enn er lit
aud elmer bon Ocncn = bat in go
Iton bon ser Golt5cl hcrob erflGrt,
Mooieoelt tper0c nod cinmol oEr0iis
bent Der @elt" lperOan un0 I'M Song
ollf oem Tbron iitcn, luo Damn bic
IiirIten uno Safer Dor ibm oaS anie
bcltgcn miiIicn. Ny. StS5tg."
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Wrlo az nerictben.

VIE, ptithe 8eIb seprauden, ipret3en AIer
ups. InleibeI Off Sdldre, MDbeI uno| @rulos
ei9entbuiu. Sm Bertrauen. Aetne Qoan Office
Wetbooen. Baltimore SuueJtment Co.," gr.
1870, ap Baeu .StraBe. (279-)
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
DISTRICT MEASURES
COMING UP IN SENATE

AS soon as the Ald'ich currency bill
is out OF the way in the Senate NUM-
Der of important measures that have
been held back on account Of it ana
for other reasons viii be pushed to the
front. Among these Will be bills Of mo-
ment to the District.
The District child labor bill viii be
one OF these. Senator Doiliver intends
to force this 10 the front. as he regards
this subject as OF vital Importance. Sen
ator Beverage continues In his deter
minatiOn 40 try 10 attach as an amend
ment TO 1t his bill for the regulation
Of child labor throughout the country.
Senator BUrH1tt also expects TO make
further effort to bring up the District
school bill proposed by Senator Doui-
yer. Opponents Of the bill. however.
are predicting they Will be able to
block il.
The legislative. executive. and judicial
appropriation bill is nearly ready to be
reported ont OF the Senate ApprOpria-
IONS committee, and may be presented
Thursday or Friday.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
G. 7. BASSETT FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW

The funeral Of George Thomas Bias
sett, one OF the old inhabitants OF
Washington, who died suddenly Mon
day at his residence. 627 Maryland
avenue northeast. will be held tom7T-
row afternoon at o'clock from The
home. The Rev. Dr. Albert Evans. OF
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
will Cfficiate. Various Masonic bodies
OF ,vhich Mr. Bassett was a member
viii participate
Mr.. bassett, who was sixty-eight
years oil. was a lifelong resident o.
Washington, ara an employee of the
Pension Bureau. He was "A civil war
veteran ara helped 10 defend Long
Bridge At the time of the threatened
attack upon Washington. Mr.. Bassett
was a member of the Oldest InhabI-
tauts' Association and the Grand Army
OF tI.e Republic.
He is survived by . wife and two
children
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
DR.. SMITH BURIED
TODAY IN NEWARK

The body Of the Rev. Charles Alvin
Smith. pastor Of the Peck Memorial
Chapel, was sent to Newark. n. J., to-
day. Funeral services viii be held there
al the home Of Mrs. Smiths parents,
The body was accompanied by Mrs.
Smith, her children, and the Rev. JOS
eph I. Kelley.
At the funeral services held al the
chapel las night several clergymen paid
tribute to the memory of the dead pas
tor. So great was the desire 10 par
ticipate in the services that fully 500
were unable 10 gain admittance. The
Rev. DR.. Charles wood, pastor Of the
Church of the Covenant, OBLIGATED, and
was assisted by the Rev DIT. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor OF the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church; the Rev. JOS
eph Il. Kelley. Of the Fourth Presbyter-
ian Church; the Rev. DR.. RICHTER. Of
Hyattsvllle. Md. and the Rev. George
NJ. Cummings, Of AnacosJla.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
EIGHT FIGHTING SHIPS
SOON TO BE FINISHED

The rapidity with which the vessels
that are 10 form the nucleus fOr new
Atlantic fleet are approaching compile
ton. al which time they will be put
into commission as full-hedged fighting
ships, is Indicated in the report Of prog
ress on vessels under construction issued
By the Navy Department today.
The ships within a few points Of the
100 mark in the percentage Of compile
ton are the Idaho, battleship, 1925;
New Hampshire, battleship, $3.50; North
Carolina. aTmored cruiser, 80; Montana,
armOred cruiser. 1886: Chester, scout
cruiser. 9S.38; Birmingham. scout cruiser.
5000; Salem. scout cruiser, 943l; Sub
marine No. 9, &c.
or the other battleships under con-
struction the South Carolina is 1905
completed; Michigan. IS; Delaware. 1911;
and the North Dakota, 2l40. The last
two are Of the Dreadnought type.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
MRS. HUMPHREY WARD
FAIRGROUNDS GUEST

Arrangements are being completed for
"a banquet to be given by the Playground
Association OF America IN honor Of Mrs
Humphry Ward at the Waidorf-Asto-
ria. New York. Tuesday evening,
March 81.
Mrs Ward is an honorary member OF
the association. and had done much for
the promotion Of the play ground move
ment in England. Richard watson Gil
der Will preside at the dinner. and Pres
ident Roosevelt, Governor Hughes, May
or Mcclellan. Ambassador Bryce, Jacob
Riis. Jane Adams. Mark Twain Ly-
man Abbott, and DIT. Maxwell have been
invited 20 make addresses.
Mrs. Ward viii deliver an address
and DR.. Gulck. as president Of the as
ISOLATION. viii speak on the playground
movement in this country.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
BOY SLABS CHUH,,
PLAYS WILD WEST
Sobbing, He Carries Uncon-
SCiOuS CQmrade to
Hospital.

NEW YORK, March IA boy stag
gered into the office OF the Eastern Dis
trict Hospital in williamsburg, yester1
day afternoon, carrying a smaller boy.
bloOd-stained and unconscious. in his
arms. Refusing to surrender his burden
until he had told his story, the breath
less lad was led before Dr. Rezken, the
house physician. His cheeks were wet
with tears, and his voice chicken with
sobs.
He's me chum, doc" he managed to
say. I'VE was playing a Wild West
show in de street and struck him wild
me knife. But l didn't mean to do it
not on your life. Say, dec, don't tell me
he's goin' TO die"
The little victim was Cephus JerolO-
mon. thirteen years old, OF 1l6 South
Third street. williamsburg. There was
cash in his right breast through which
reached the lung. That his condition
was critical was apparent to the hospital
physician at a glance.
The sob5inE hey. who had carried the
sufferer 10 the hospital was John Rider,
street. i was in front OF Riders home
that the boys of tile neighborhOOd had
started the Wild West show Rider APP
p-oprated the heroic role Of Buffalo
Ell, and cast has friend, little Jer0lO-
mon. Tor war chief
Guarding an imaginary stage coach,
Rider met the onslaught of redskins
with high courage. He had armed MIN
self with a peulnife. In the excitement
OF tho attack. forgetting the open blade
IN his hand, he struck and JeTolomon
fell at his feet. There was a great
red stain on the breast of the LAD S
shirt, where the knife had pierced his
chest.
Rider, beside himself with terror and
aIief. hurled away the knife and gath
ere0 his unconscious Chum ia his arms.
2 hen, staggering under the weight he
hurried as fast as his lettering legs
W ould carry him TO the Eastern District
Hospital Fortunately II was only q
block away.
Last night the wounded boy, stiu in a
precarlOuS condition. was removed To
his home. against the advice OF the hos
plUal surgeons. Beside him walked
young Rider, with tear-redened eyes
There viii he nc arrest. The injured
boys father refuses TO make any com
plant
The Washington times., 1908-03-11

black, the new copenhagen,
some In several tones Of
brown. and all the popular
shades OF the season.
The trimmings are of
flowers, laces, and net
banoings, soft ribbons, and
some with coque or other
fancy feathers.
Many lilacs. roses. pop
pies. hyacinths. daisies.
and other pretty flowers
are used.
There are lovely two and
tlTeC-tOne effects shown !.
some have crowns Of ma
line made or woven to-
getker IN a large check or
basket-WOrk effect.
Worth several times the
price we have placed upon
them.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
RECEPTION FOR BRYAN
PLANNED BY NEBRASKANS

A reception to William Jennings Bry-
an on his next visit to Washington was
one Of the several affairs planned at
the reorganization Of the University OF
Nebraska Alumni Association at the Y.
II. c. A building last night. The
COmmOner' will be extended a royal
welcome by his -Nebra skans now
residing in Washington.
The association was organized twelve
years ago. Representative Z N. Potter
was elected president last night. b. II.
Ransom, first vice president; F. X Nell
son, second vice president; Paul Jones.
treasurer, and Miss Adeliue Ames. sec
TetarV-
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
$40

This line comprises hats
II large sailor shapes, high
crowned and narrow, brim
hats, small tuTban effects,
English wall kin g hats,
large Spanish turbans, hats
with rolling brims.
Literally 10 a d e d with
flowers Is the edict Of
fashion. and we are using
two ard three different
kinds o. flowers upon one
hat combining them in ex-
qUisite color harmOnies :
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
RAILROAD FINED $4,000
FOR GRANTING REBATES

ST. LOUIS, No. March 1.-THE st
Louis and San Francisco Railway Com
pany has been fined $4,000 by Judge
DYER in the United States district court.
the company offering a written plea OF
guilty 10 thirteen indictments. charging
Relating to the Chapman & Dewey
Lumber Company. OF Kansas City.
A fine OF 81 600 was imposed on each
count the minimum penalty.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
TO RESIGN;
WILL GIVE UP FIGHT

RICHMOND. Va, March LL-JudEe J.
". G. Blackstone. of the Eleventh cir
cult. against whom proceedings are now
pending in the Legislature, will resign
from the Eleventh circuit bench before
the Legislature proceeds against him Il
is stated that his resignation Wit be
made public before the Legislature aI-
journs next Thursday.
Blackstone's closest friends ackuowl-
edge tonight that he has given up the
fight for VindicatiOn-
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
BOY HELD FOR LARCENY.

Alert Green, sixteen years ola, who
is wanted in Baltimore 10 answer 10 a
charge of larceny, Will be taken there
TINS afternoon. He was arrested in this
city last night by Detectives Barbee
and Ner0uilliOn. Green is alleged TO
have stolen a gold watch ana diamond
ring belonging To his mother. He told
tnC police ne came to Washington 10
secure employment as a chauffeur.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
are Veritable
flower gardens
. You cannot find

In others only one kind
mixed in with lustrous soft
finished ribbons OF hand
some landings
A number Of these are
handmade hats OF rough
fancy braid, and en- some
Of them are shown tWO OF
three great handsome cab
bage roses, combined with
foliage; in others tiny wild
flowers and airy cOque or
other fancy feathers Sril!
others are IN a mere tailor
made style with soft glossy
wings, great cabOchin pins,
and soft pleated ribbons.
You will scarcely believe
that il is possible 10 get
theCl for this amount when
you see them, they are 20
handsome.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
PURE BLACKBERRY SCARCE.

1t is said that prior to the pure food
law hut very little pure blackberry
brandy was ever distilled. The pure
distilled blackberry is white. and. owing
10 its scarcity, is 500 per plat. The
John WedderbUrn Company has made
efforts 10 obtain this goods in bond. but
so far have been able to locate but one
barrel. which is thought to be the only
one IN existence.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
CHICAGO has BIG FIRE.

CHICAGO, March I.-Four hremen
were injured and ii loss of more than
SlOe,eJ9 ives sustained In "a fire last night
which swept the building at 1S9 Fifth
avenue from the third 10 the NTH floor.
The fire followed an explosion OF gaso-
line in an overheated electric motor in
the shop Of CHASER & Huffman. fur
IIoTs. on the third fioor
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
At S.

The shapes are mostly
turbans, mushrooms. large
sailors, and larEe picture
shapes.
The materials are, the
majority of them, in fancy
horsehair braids and COM
binatiCns OF d ors air
braid, and snalines on chiC-
ions, and some satin bTaids
combined with horsehair.
The cOlOrs are white.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE SOCIETY MEETS

"reminiscences of the early days OF
New Hampshire was the subject of an
address by Judge Edgar AIdrich at the
meeting of the New Hampshire Asso-
citation In the ". G. T. l.. Hall Monday
night A. q. Abbott described his ex-
periences on a trip 70 Flint Island, 400
miles northeast Of Tahiti. A musical
and literary program, including a piano
solo by Mrs. Packard, followed the ad-
1rzcc
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
REVIVAL IN BLOOMINGDALE.

The religious revival in BIoomlngdale
is in its fourth week. Addresses are
made every night except Saturday by
3. #. Campbell. OF Carasauqua. Pa.
Among the regular attendants Of the
meeting Is Robert l. Downing actor,
who VIII address the congregation be-
fore the close Of the week.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
TO FURTHER PROHIBITION.

A mass meeting in the interests of pro-
hibition and opposing the proposed Sun
day closing laws VIII be held in National
Rifles ATmOTy tonight at s o'clock Miss
Margaret J. Biz. a. @. Daniels and
others viii address the meeting
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Tape

English Tapa, best quality.
white only, a 10-yard piece.
and choice Of all sizes: 1nc
price, the piece ~
Cotton tape. 24-yard piece,
black or white, sale Tc
price, ---.--.--.-
Bias Seam Tape. 12-yard
piece. regularly loo TO 1nc
PIC a piece, sale price. ~
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
The U. S. Treasury Dept.

is responsible. in q measure, Tor the Sc
Curity OF funds deposited with Union
Trust Co.. 18th & II sts. Interest paid on
all accounts, deposits subject TO check
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Sterling Worth in Flowers.

GUIDE grows the finest flowers and his
charges are most reasonable. 12I4 +.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Good Housewives Appreciate The

Importance Of serving pure. delicious
butter on their tables. All Tie choicest
brands at James +. oyster 3. 9Th & Pa.
ave. 5-lb. boxes -Four Leaf Clover a
specially.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Collar Supports

High point silk chiffon col
lar foundation. just out; in
al sizes. black or white. 7c
regularly l0c. sale price. 4
Bronzebonc collar support
ers, all sizes. in sblack or
white. regularly 10c q oc
set OF eight. sale price. 0
Dressmakers' Delight. in
visible collar supporters. in
all sizes. six in set, regu-
larry sc a set, sale 1nC
prica. { sets for only. HI
New YORK. Collar set,
with patterns OF the new
high point collar. a f0c
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
baltimore and Ohio Shortest Route

every morning, noon and night, 9.ll
a. IN, 1:22 noon, $40 and 1870 night.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Skirt Braids

Mercerized Skirt Braid. best
quality; 3 yards 10 piece; in
, black and Colorsi regularly
l5e a piece Sale &C
price ..--..--. ..-..-..-.s-.--.--- -
Angorf Braid; In black or
colors, regularly Ice. &c
sale fice.-------.. -..s-.-.-
6. H & n. Braid; in black
or c1lors; regular 1SC
, value. sale price. a 10c
piece. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lU
The Washington times., 1908-03-11

There is TO mystery about results OF
TIMES WANTS ADS. It is a WelI-estab-
Nshed fact known 20 10000 readers.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11

Skirt Bindings

Busy Taffeta Binding. i1
black and colcrs, regularly &c
a piece. sale price, per 10C
piece...r-..r.--,r-.-..-- Z
AII-silk TaGeta Binding. IN
black. white. and col TnC
ors- sale price. a piece. ~
Taheta Binding, extra wide
IN white only. regularly sc
o a piece, sale 1Sc
~ ne s.-s--s- $4,000. .s.-..-.r.a
Curved skirt Binding in
black only, regularly sc a yd.
sale price Sc a yard,
special for piece OF L y &C
yards. ....... ............. Z )
The Washington times., 1908-03-11

Best Coal at Low Prices. R. ]. & NJ. C.
Grace. 4th & F ne. Phone Lincoln 253.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Sewing Cotton

Clark's o. y. T. spool cot
ton; 200 yards on spool; in
black or white. per &C
John J. CIark's 210-ysri six
cord spool cotton; in AC
black OF white. q spooI.... II
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Spread Inc neWs..-gO ifemS-=-anI
Sewing Silk

Sewing Six, 100-yard spo0Is.
IN black and col1rss best
quality; regular price, &c
SC. sale price "
Sewing SIX 40l-yard spools.
black only regularly 100
Csc Special. each --..-.- y
Sewing silk. best quality;
each spool contains about 30
yards; in black only. &C
Special three spn0ls for. )
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Not Anty Drudge's Kind Of Economy.

Mrs. FrugaL"Look at this box of laundry soap, Anty
Drudge. Buying so much I got it cheap. Isn't that
Economy"
Any Drudge-"Economy nothing You've bought your
self lot of hard work if you use that soap FesNaptha
hard work, does away with boiling and makes
the clothes cleaner. Economy Well, guess not"
Don't throw away the wrapper when
you buy a cake of Fels-Naptha soap. Pin
it up in your kitchen OF laundry where
you can read plainly the directions printed
on the back. They're the whole secret of
the easy Fels-Naptha way of washing-the
modern way
It's just as important to follow direc-
tons in washing with Fels-Naptha as it is
in taking medicine. Used the Fels-Naptha
way, Fels-Naptha soap will save you time,
trouble, hard work, fuel and money.
Look for the red and green wrapper at
your grOCerS.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Hooks and Ewes

De Long Hooks and Eyes,
black or white. all sizes &C
per CaTd---...-..--....... ,
Macy Hooks and Eyes,
black or white. regularly &c
loG a card. sale price. ---.- ID
Golden r~-ing Hooks and
Eyes, blE.c.- q white. regular
ly lOc card, sale &C
-r---.-- .---.--s. ----.s.r-
Columbia Hooks and Ewes.
black or white. regular &c
~ &c, sale price y
Granger Hooks and Ewes.
regularly SC a card. &c
sale price. -
Safety HICKS and Eyes,
with hump, regularly Sc &C
a card, box Of six cards. =
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Featherbone

warren's SILK Featbarbons.
in black only. regular re
ly l0c a yard, sale price. )
Warren's Cotton Frather-
bone, IN black and AC
white, ssle price.
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Dress Shields

Uweara Dress Shield. the
only shield that can be washed
and ironcd, and We are the
sole agents.
Size q 3 4 E
Eeg. Price ale 24o 27c SIC
Sale Price 1sc 21c 24c 27c
Lightweight dress shields.
regularly 10c 20 15c, 0Ec
sale price. 3 pairs for. Z y
The Washington times., 1908-03-11
Shirt Waist Shields

L1lce Edge shirt waist
she. Ids, in sizes .. 3, I. 1Ec
Hattie's fave rite shirt waist
shields, regula -ly 10c a pair.
sale price. 1 pairs Orc
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Needles

Crowley's gold eye needles.
regularly sc a paper, nc
SAFE e-.s-.----......... -
Smiths blue paper needles.
regularly Sc a paper, &c
sale prlce-...--.-----..--... Z
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Darning Cotton

Darning Cotton. Clark s
o, n. T.; in all colors; regtl-
larly . spools for &C. Special
sale price, three spOols &C
lof------. $1,000
Silkateen: in all col
ors. sale price, 3 InC
spoOls tOr- --------.------.
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Shoe Laces

Tubular shoe laCes, extra
heavy, -. "a, O., IN black
only, regularly 25c a TnC
dozen. sale price. ~
Tubular shoe lacss, -. 5-4.
6-4. in black only. regularly
loc q dozen, sale re
Black silk tie laCes. regu-
larry loc a pair, sale re
price
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Boys pants bands. IN all
sizes. regularly 10c. sale &C
PRICE ----..--r----.s-----
RHboff, large I5c size, Cor
clearing purposes. sale INC
price ....-...-s......... AZ
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Pins

Gem Needle Point Pins.
regularly sc a paper, I0c
special. 3 papers for. III
Kirby Beard English &C
Pins. all sizes. per paper y
Washington English Pins.
100 count. regularly &c a IA
per, sale price. three &C
papers for.-.-----------.-.- )
Adamatine Pins, regularly &c
a paper. special, T0c
dozen papers L "
Puritan DressmakeTs' Pins.
regularly a half-pound box.
sc, &c. and soc. Sale n &c
price. in all sizes ..--.--. Z y
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JOnquils, 25e-a Dozen,

At Kramer's. the Florist. SIG / st. NV.
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Beltings

Silk Betting. double serge
betting, ia black or white. a
inches vide. regularly EnC
53c q piece, sale price. ~
SsSire silk Betting. in
black or white. regularly 15c
Bris ssr2. sale -. 10c
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Safety Pins

Clinton Safety Pins. in ali
sizes. black OF white. roEu-
larry &c. Sc. and &c a
dozen, sale price three f0c
4oItAl Tor .------- . -
Sanitary Safety Pins. in
ali sizes. regularly &c. &c. AMI
Sc a dozen. sale price, &C
. dozen ....-.........-...- ,