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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-13
THE NATIONS
EX-PRES|DENTS
Congress Perturbed With the
Question Of What to Do
With Them.
PENSION IDEA NOT POPULAR.
Legislators Think Most Presidents
Have Had Plenty of Money
Making Opportunities.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Washington, Jan. S.-There doesn't
seem TO be any powerful movement
on the part of congressman TO
accept the suggestion OF Grover
Cleveland that the government ought
to appropriate money enough to PEN
sion ex-presidents of the United States.
The house of, representatives is COM
posed largely of men who cling tena-
ciously to the opinion that If a citizen
Of this country gets TO be head of the
nation he ought to be able to worry
along for the rest of his days with
what he had before he went to the
White House and what comes to him
through the prominence of the position
held by him. MIR. Cleveland admits
that he is well fixed financially. That's
n fact pretty well understood here. In
his first term he had William c. Whit
ney as secretary of the navy. Whit
ney was n shrewd trader and could
give pointers of value. After serving
his first term Mr.. Cleveland invested in
real estate. His name was worth a
great deal to the syndicate which de-
veloped suburb of Washington. The
fellows in the deal were lib
cral in the divisions, allowing the for
mer head of the nation to make money
from his Investments, and there was
his ready cash where 1t would bring
handsome returns.
ADVANTAGES OF OFFICIAL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-13
COLD
CURED IN ONE DAY

Munyon's Cold Cure Relieves the head,
throat and lungs almost Immediately Checks
Fevers stops Discharges Of the nose takes
away all aches AMI palms caused by colds, IL
cures Grip and obstinate Coughs and prevents
Pneumonia. Price 2Jc.
Have you stin or swollen Joints. no matter
how chronc2 AJAX your druggist for Munyon's
Ok rheumatism Cnte and see how dnicsly you
VIII be cured.
II you have any kidney or bladder trouble.
cot Munyon's OK Kidney Cure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-13
New Popular
Copyright Fiction
The following are a few of
important Fall Books
of Fiction:
Price Postpaid

Arizona Nights, by White, author
of Blazed Trail ...................$1.5 90
Ancestors. by Atherton, author of
the Conqueror ..........,..... LIS
Barbary Sheep. by Kitchens, author
OF Garden of Allah. Les
Beth Nosyell. by Parrish. author OF
Lob Hampton ................... 1b0
Car of Destiny by Williamson. au-
thor of the Lightning Conductor. so
Cruise OF the Shining Light by
Duncan, author OF Doctor Luke
OF Labrador ..........'...',...... 1.bo
Daughter OF Anderson Grow. by
McCutcheon ...,...........,....... 1.bo
Days OF by Van Dyke. author OF
story of other Wise Man...,.... 1b0
Empire Builders, by Lynde author
of The CRATER ................... 1.50
Fruit of the Tree, by Wharton. au-
thor Of House OF Mlrth. ......... $50
His own People, by Harrington,
author Of Gentleman from In
diana, net Observation-Disclosures, 80
Helpmate, by Sinclair author OF
Halo. The. By Won Hutton. author
OF Pam ......... .,............,..., $50
JOSEPH Vance. by DeMorgan. auth
or Of Alice for Short ............ LIS
Lions Share. The. by Thanet aus
thor OF Man of the Hour ........... 150
Lone star, The, by Lyle. author
OF The Missourian ...,,........., I.50
Money AIorlc by Garland. author
OF Main Travelled Roods........, 1.bo
Romance of an old Fashioned Gem
tleman, by IT, II. Smith ......... i.5O
Santa FEES Partner. by JnnYler.
author of Aztec Treasure House, 150
Satan Sandorson. by Halle Er
mimic RIyes .,...,..............,. 10
Shuttle, The, by Frances Hodgson
Burnett Observation-Disclosures. l.bO
Traitor. The, 10y Thomas Dixon. ", l.50
Way Of a Man. The, by Hough, au-
thor OF The MisEasipni bubble l.50
Weavers The, by Parker, author OF
The Right Of Way ..,.....,...... $50
Younger Set The hv Chambers,
- mi. trt..1, ,tr., Cb,,,oa "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-13

Senator Nixon OF Nevada states in
the Congressional Directory that he
was born in California, commenced
life as n telegraph operator and re-
moved to Nevada to grow up with
that country. Senator Flint of Cali
fornia in an after dinner speech here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-13
ToRPEDoB0AT FLoTlLLA.
After Pleasant Time, Leaves Per
nambuco for Rio de ,janeiro.

Pernabuco Jan. 13.-The American
torpedobost notllla left hero today for
RI De Janeiro While in Pernambuco the
officers of the notiIla received every at
tention from the shore authorities.
Edward Grey. sailor on the Law
renee, who was accidentally drowned on
Saturday. was buried Yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

The work of Miss Ethel Armes. of
Birmingham. Ala. in procuring the data
and photographs necessary for the
preparation and publication of "The
Story of Coal and Iron in Ala
bama' is progressing steadily, though
slowly, owing to the difficulty in getting
hold OF certain material This book of
Miss Armes' will be OF great interest and
historic value when completed, as it will
be inclusive of all information that Il Is
possible to obtain on the subject Some
of the most prominent men in the State
of Alabama have volunteered their efforts
and influence 10 aid the rapid and ac-
curate accumulation Of material concern
ing the iron and coal industries of the
State. Men are engaged in photographing
the various ruins of old furnaces. some
of which were in operation nearly CEN
tury ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Boys Clothing Department.

Youths Long Trousers Suits: sizes l9 and o.
35 and 35 inch chest measure. Reduced from SIS %
% SlLJ each.
Youths Long Trousers Suits; sizes Is to 20. or
81 20 s. inch chest measure. Reduced from So 80
SIS 50. and S30O0 70 $50 each
Is BOYS Suits. with knickerbccker rants; sizes S
10 l6. Reduced from S5O0 to s. 80 each.
IS BOYS Al-WOOl suits. with kniCkerbOcker rants
sizes to ls Reduce dfrom $50 $50 and SEQ
to $500 each.
ls Boys Sailor Blouse and Russian Suits. in fancy
effects; sizes ~ 20 10. Reduced from 500 $3.50.
and $50 tc S3-25 each
Is BOYS Regatta Wash Suits. in sailor blouse
and Russian styles; sizes 2ls 70 2 Reduced from
s. e5 and S3.g5 20 $50 each
. Boys Regatta" Wash Suits. in sailor blouse
ana bnsslan STYLES; sizes ~ to p. Reduced from
S.s5. A-25. and $3.50 20 $50 each
BOYS Fine Chinchilla Refers. gray and navy
blue: sizes pa, 4, 5. and O. Reduced from 5000
SllOO. and $3.50 70 $50 each
Is pairs BOYS Bloomer Pants; sizes g. (, and s.
Reduced from SIS and Sl-5O to SOC pair
Third foor-Tenth st.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
PRASIES AMERICAN SINGERS.
Nine. Gadski Declares Our Girls Are
Improving Every Year.

Improving Every Year.
Nine. Johanna Gadsl1i the famous Wag-
merriam operate soprano, has just made
a statement that viii be received with
enthusiasm by every American singer. In
a recent interview in Boston the former
Metropolitan Grand Opera prima donna
declared that American women are i'm
proving every year in the development Of
their voices. and that il would be but
question of a short time when the singers
OF Europe would have 10 look 20 their
laurels II they would conquer the public
1t is remarkable 20 note the improve
ment in the voices Of your American
singers" said Nine. GadskI Among
aspirants for the concert stage. the per-
centage Of truly good voices is surprising
" small. Sometimes. out OF a dozen I
hear. there viii be two or three who give
promise, but usually the percentage is
smaller"
Nine. Gadski does not believe in the
theory that there are certain methods Of
learning 10 sing. She declares that the
secret Of success on the operate or con-
cert stage lies in the singers ability 70
properly place the voice before going
ahead with public work
Nine Gadski FIRST came 70 this country
with Walter Damrosch. the present con-
ductor Of the New York Symphony Or
chestra. then director OF the Damrosch-
Ellis Opera Company Later she won
success with Maurice Grau. % the Metro
politan Opera House. She has appeared
in the same company with Nordica, Sem
brich Me,oa. Eames. Schumann-H -Heink.
and Lilli / Lshmann.
Nine. Gaiskrs local appearance. which
Will be at the National Theater here sun
day night. will be her only Washington
engagement this year
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
GLoCESTER FISHERMEN.
Lecture by ArchaeOIOgist ward Be-
fore the Friends school.

The weekly lecture at the Friends
School was given yesterday by Herbert
d. Ward. archaeologist and author of
The Captain OF the Kittiewink' and
other stories.
Mr.. Ward and his wife. formerly Miss
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. live at
Gloucester. Mass, Mr.. Ward took as his
subject The Gloucester fishermen
The authors portrayal Of these simple
people. whose lives are full Of adventure
and hardship. was followed with closest
interest by the students. His accounts
of Gloucester fishing and those who fol-
low It were keen and witty.
Heroism and self-denial, the lecturer
said, are in the days work of Gloucester
men. He closed with a dramatic account
OF a fisherman who redeemed his mis-
spent life by the heroic rescue OF a whole
crew on the Grand Banks
Next weeks lecture win be on Con
stantinople." by DR.. Howard
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Navy Order..

Capt. S " B DIEHL. detached Nav Dena-nssnt
Washington. 10 duty correction Sitting Out Idaho
and Command that vessel
Commander g. W. MeELROY. 20 duty as inspector
q machinery Aosher Boiler Company. OssininE
Commander J. L. JAYNE. commissioned a con-
nander from January :. 1906
Commander r. o. BITLER. commissioned a com
mander from July J. 1857.
Lieut.. CoumAnder \. L. WILLARD detached dufv
navy yaru- Washington 10 duty connection IT.
ting cut Idaho ard as ordnance oficer thar vessel
Licut ID. LYONS. commissioned lieutenant from
July 90. 1861
Lieut. r y FREEMAN. additional duty as con-
msnder Fourth TORPEDO fotiIa.
PsSssd Asst Surg p. Z. McDONNOLD. detached
Ccnnectlcut and wait orders.
Passed Asst Surg A. z PECK detached naval
station, olongApo, P. l., to home snd wait
Passed Asst Surg. J. sTEPP. detached Denver. %
home NSd wait orders.
Passed Asst surg J. A RANDALL. detached
navy recruiting station. Denver. 70 Denver
ASS surg i. l. KELLEY. detached United States
Naval Medical School. Washington. 10 the United
States Naval Hospital Canacao P. l.
Asst surg H F. LAWRENCE. detached United
States Naval Medical School Washington. % the
naval station, Tutuia, Samoa. and additional
duty Annapolis
Asst surg. E P. HUFF. detached Naval Proving
Ground. Indian Head. Nd. to naval station.
OlCnapO. ?. /
Asst surg. ". H. SHORT. detached United states
Naval Medical School. Washington 70 nary re-
c17stIns station, Oklahoma City. Okla
Asst Surg R. J. STRAETEN. detached Unftes
States Naval Medical School. Washington. 70
naval station. Guam. l. l.
Asst. surg. 5 l. HIGGINS. detached Unfed States
Naval Medical School. Washington 10 United
Sia.es Naval Hospital Canaczo. P T.
Asst Surg ". z. ROSE. detached United States
Naval Medical School. Washington. 10 navy
recruiting station. Omaha.
Asst. Surg c. l. WICKES. detached navy recruit
ms station. Omaha 10 navy recruiting station.
Denver.
Asst. SURG. NJ E LANDO. detached naval station.
Tutuila- Samoa. 70 home and wait orders.
Mai. NJ J. SHAW. L. 5 N C.. Commissioned q
major n Marine Corps from January 1 l9os
BoatsWain F. HINDRELET. 70 Milwaukee
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
China Department.

I5-piece Imported Decorated Game Set Reduosd
from 500 to $50
White and Gold French China Soup Tureen.
Reduced from $500 to Sl-95.
l Imported Richly Decorated Chop Dish. slightly
damaged. Reduced from $50 to CSC
Green and Gold Medallicn-covered Canton War
Dish. slightly imperfect Reduced from $500 10 s. so
] Imported Richly Decorated Salad Bowl slightly
imperfect Reduced from $50 TO Sa5.
Richly Decorated French China Fern Dish
slightly imperfect. Reduced from 800 to SLs5
! Large Blue Decorated japanese China Punch
Bowl damaged. Reduced from S.0c TO 500
! Richly Decorated japanese Tankard Vase. Re
duced from 500 TO Sl5O
! Large Imported Decorated Stein. slightly dam.
aged Reduced from 3.75 to Sl5.
Large Matt Green Jardiniere and Stand slightly
imperfect. Reduced from $500 10 $50
I iO-inch Richly Decorated Jardiniere. Reduced
from $50 to SLe0
Fifth hoor-G St
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
LEARNING AND THE CHURCH.
Rev. T. r. Shields Describes Attitude
of CathoIIcy Toward Education


THE educational principles in the or
ganic activities OF the Catholic Church. >"
was the topic discussed in an interesting
and instructive lecture by Rev. Thomas
Edward Shields. professor OF Psychology
at the Catholic University. under the
auspices OF the Catholic Ladies' Society.
al the Shoreham. yesterday morning.
In lengthy discourse the professor sys-
tematicaIIy showed the attitude of the
church 10 be OF a fostering nature toward
education. He explained how in the early
ages the highest seats of learning were
Catholic institutions.
After tracing the advancement OF educa-
tion through the ages. down TO the pres
ent time. DR.. Shields described how the
church had always been the most ardent
advocate. The mOn9steries Of Europe
We're shown by him to be the guardians
not only Of religion. but Of education
Modern science is brought TO us In
that realm Of the mind which we must
obey" said the lecturer in beginning his
talk. 1T is the mind alone which must
reason II out 10 its full development"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
RELIGIOUS PLAY DEPICTED.
Book of Job Dramatically Staged at
All Souls Church.

The second production of the dramatic
arrangement of the Book Of Job by the
class in comparative religion of All Souls
Church, Fourteenth and L streets north
west last night was as successful as the
previous night
The various characters were dramaticaI-
ly represented by the players, and the
Oriental costumes gave vividneSs to the
scenes. After each act the youthful per-
formers were enthusiastically applauded
and called before the curtain.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
HoHSefurniShing Dept.

2 Nickel-Plated Combination Soap and Tumbler
Holders Reduced from $50 to sl75 each.
Nickel-plated Soap Dish Reduced from Sl75
TO Sl00
Copper bottom Wash Boiler dented reduced
from 500 10 Sl.o0; reduced from S225 70 Sl2.
Infants Japanned Bath Tub. shopworn Re
duced from 500 70 500
Enameled Bed Pan. slightly damaged Reduced
from sl35 to CSC.
Nickel-plated Chafng Dish. shopworn. reduced
from $500 TO S.oo; reduced from $500 70 500;
reduced from Sioo TO $50.
Niokelplated Coffee PereOlator. Reduced from
500 10 $50.
Small Brass Russian Coffee Pot. Reduced from
Sl75 to 500
2-piece Carving Set. reduced from Sls5 to $50:
] reduced from 500 20 75c.
l Drip Coffee Pot reduced from 500 TO s5c: 2
reduced from SIS 10 CSC each; reduced from 81 50
70 lM
Fifth foor-EleVenth ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
BriC-a- -brac Department.

Marble Heads Reduced from 500 to 500 each
Marble Bust. reduced from SOS 70 500. re-
dUced from $500 % 800
Hammered Brass Window Box Reduced from
800 20 Si.0.
l MAjohca Jard-uisre ard stand. Reduoed from
S2500 % $50.
Bronze Electric DeSk Lamp Relpoed fro-- Ss On
to $50.
Bronze Electric Lamp. two burner with jevseled
shade Reduced from 5000 70 So 50.
Bronze Figure. Reduced from $500 10 $3.50.
Main foor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
TAKE TRIP IN FIREBoAT.
See Demonstration of Fighting Fire
on Water.

Report was made yesterday By Chief
Belt. OF the fire department. to the Com
missioners. that l07 students. chiefly
young ladies. from the Keene and Peter
boro IN. H) high schools. took a trip
down the river on the fireboat Firehghter.
Tuesday morning.
They visited the navy yard and the
Firth-Sterling steel plant, and witnessed
a demonstration OF the power of the FIRE
boat in throwing large streams OF water.
These students are the guests Of Sen
ator Gallinger while in Washington. He
was represented on the trip by his sec
retary, John H. Walker Gen. G. w.
Uhler. inspector general Of steamboats,.
accompanied the party, and the students
were in charge OF W. G. Hall. of the
board of education Of the Keene High
School.
Upon their return from the trip down
the river the party visited the President.
and spent the remainder OF the day AZ
Arlington
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
And these remnants /:
Screen Department.

l 5-fod Mission Oak Screen. filed with green
burlap and wooden panels in TOP. Reduced from
SIl 80 10 s. 50
2foid Mission Screen, with cathedral glass panels
IN top Reduced from $500 10 sl2OO
L }fold Silver Maple Screen filed with green bur
lap and fancy panels in top Reduced from Sl2 50 70
500
Sfold Mission Oak Screen. reduced from Sl2j
10 $50 l reduced from $500 70 $3.50
4fold japanese Screer in old rose. Reduced
from S0Oo TO $500.
Second fOor-F St
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
SiLperWare Department.

? Orint Ware Meat Platters Reduced from soO
to s. % each.
; Orivit Ware Coffee Pets. Reduced from 500 70
s. 90 each.
Orivit Ware Set, consisting Of salt. 1rnucr an1
mustard. Reduced from $500 70 500
OriVit Ware Sugar Bowl reduced from SOo N
SL5O; / reduced from 500 to S.O0
Ornt Ware Vase. reduced from 500 to $50. ?
reduced fFum 500 to $50 each
! oriyit Ware Berry Bowl Reduced from 5000
to SEQ.
Main hoor-F ST
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Women'S Waist Dept.

. DARK Blue Chiffon Tafeta SIX Waists. plain
tailored style; sizes IS and 40 Reduced from s 50
10 si7J each.
TaffetA silk Waists. made surplice effect and
finely tucked; sizes 81 and A. Reduced from $3.50
10 SEQ each.
: Madras Waists tucked tailored style; size q
Reduced from 295 to Sl-50 each.
Madras Waists, plain tailored style with lsun-
deTed collar. size a Reduced from SlG to SlOO
each
Lingerie Waists. IN various stylesplain and lace
trimmed; sizes 20 and 42 Reduced from S2Sj 70
Sl.9 each.
3 Black Lawn Waists. finished with large and
small tucks; buttoned down the back; size 81 Re
duced from S.75 % $50 each
Third Aoor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Suits.

A lot OF Women's New Spring
Suits, of serge, panama, and nov
city checks, in tan, brown, black,
gray mixtures, and checks and
stripes; plated skirts, finished with
folds; semi-htting coats, with full
length sleeves. lined throughout
with satin.
Special price, $I6.5o each.
Value, $22.5 so.
A lot of Women's New Spring
Suits, including some Of the smart
est styles Of the season; made of all
wool woven stripe and herringbone
serge and panama; plated skirts
seni-htting coats, nicely lined with
striped taffeta silk. Copenhagen
blue, navy blue, wood brown. black.
and black and white stripes.
Special price, SI9.75 each.
Value, $1,000.
Third hOOr-G st.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Leather Goods DEBT.

Fitted Wicker Carriage Basket. Reduced from
$50 70 Sl7.OO --0--
Leather Carriage Basket. Reduced from $500
TO 5000 ''''
Fitted Leather Carriage Baskets with clock
holder. Reduced from 5000 10 $500
Vienna Leather Handbags. greer. klne and ola
rose. Reduced from S2G TO 80 each.
FITTED Leather Dressing Case Reduced from
5000 TO $500.
Main foor-Eleyenth st
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

MOVEMENTS OF YEssELs-rhe following nOye
nents Of vessels have been reported TO the Bu-
Of Navigation:
ATtTed-March p. 8Iayhoxer az Vicksh1rv and
Saturn al Bremerton. March x Dolphin at
Norfolk; Denver at SWatow; Navajo al Mazda
lena Bay.
Sailed-March p Whippls. Hopkins. Hull. law
rence, Stewart. AID Truxtun from Panama for
Acapulco March a. Arethusa from Panama for
Acapulco ard St Louis from san Francisco f1-
BTemerton March 2. Tennessee. Washington
and California from RedorSo. Cal. for Verioe
Cal
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

President Roosevelt consented yesterday
to review the exhibition drill of the
Thirteenth Cavalry and Third Field Bat
terry at Fort Myer, Va, April 3 at 3
o'clock. The drill will be given for the
benefit of the Y. NJ c. A fund Of the
army branch and the soldiers athletic
fund.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

Commissioner Macfarlsnd addressed the
Princeton University students last night.
in Princeton. N. J., under the auspices Of
the Philadelphia Society He spoke on
Public life" Mr. Macfarland returns 70
Washington this morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
And these remnants:
Mems Clothing Department.

Mems OveTcoats; winter weight; black and OK
ford gray; size a. Reduced from SIS 10 S. IS each
] Mans Oxford Gray storm Coat, double breasted
serge lined; size % Reduced from $50 TO Sl475.
10 Mems Fancy Vests-checks stripes and plaids-
ends of lines, sizes 3. s. 36. 3. and s. Reduced
from 500 and $50 10 Sl.s5 each
Main foor-Tenth ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Friday Bargain in
Girls Dresses.

we have Just received, and offer
at a quarter to a third less than
regular prices, a large lot of Chill
dren's and Misses Dresses. They
are of fine linens and ginghams,
neatly made and prettily trimmed.
The variety of patterns and styles
is large, but there are only one or
two dresses of each pattern. An
exceptional offering.
One-quarter to One-third Less
Than Regular Prices.
And these remnants:
Girls All-Wocl Batiste Dresses in pink light
blue. and white; waist has lace yoke and Is box
plated 10 skirt full plated skirt; size G. Reduced
from $50 10 SS75 each
l Girls Light Blue Net Dress. made over six EN-
pire style trimmed with Valcnciennes lace; size s.
Reduced from $3.50 10 5000
! Girls Red silk Dress box-plaited coat effect
with belt and sailor collar, trimmed with soutache
braid: full plated skirt; size Reduced from SIS
10 $3.50
Girls Light Blue Taneta silk Dress. French
modsl. made with aliover lace yoke and sleeTes;
full skirt. with seven Of ribbon bot
tom Reduced from $500 to sl25a.
Girls Raincoats. tan and DARK gray; size g. Re
duoed from 5000 to 500 each.
Third foOr-G St
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Skirts.

A lot of Women's Panama Cloth
Skirts, made plated style, in blue,
black, and brown. Excellent for
general wear.
Special price, $500 each.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

80
~@aSx914S
WOODWARD G. L0throp
Ne,p York -WASHINGTON-Par
A Special Remnant Dav

VAT have cleaned stocks all the departments,
w thoroughly than usual this week. and assembled the
for quick selling
Prices way few parts of the but every
where that exand there splendid bargains
candse both for personal and household happens
to be represented Many equally good things mentioned
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Dinner Parties Many TO Cele-
brate Mi Careme.
GUESTS AT BRITISH EMBASSY

and Mrs. Bryce Hosts to
Large Party-BarOn and Baroness
Won Sterhburg Entertain Inform
ally at German EmbasSy-BriIIiant
Musicale Given by Mrs. Patterson.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27
Friday Bargain in
Mems Furnishings.

Friday Bargain in
Mems Furnishings.
20 dozen Mems Silk Bat Wing
Ties, in black, colors, and fancy ef-
fects; made from the ends of silks
used in half-dollar ties.
Special price. 35c each.
3 for SI.oo.
25 dozen Mems Light-weight
Cotton Night Shirts, with V neck,
neatly trimmed with colored braid !;
full length and width; all sizes up
to and including 20.
Special price 75c each.
Regular value, $I.oo.
A small lot of Mems Terry Bath
Robes, made full length and width,
and in attractive designs.
Special price, $2.75 each.
And these remnants:
IS Mems Laundered White Dress Shirts, mostly
closed back; s0iled; sizes I7l5 and IS Reduced
from s. % TO Soc each
z Mems Colored bosom Shirts. coat style
separate cuffs; sizes l6. l6is and L. Reduced from
$50 and Sis 70 &c each
IS pairs Mems Tan Walking Gloves soiled from
display; sizes ~ and S Reduced from SIS 10 65c
peir.
% p7irs Mems Fancy silk Web Suspenders. al
neat colors boxed separately. Reduced from Sl.O0
and $50 10 Soc pair
l5 Mems MediIm-weight Shirts and Drawers. most
ly gray. sOilod: shirts sizes S. a0 a. and a. draw
ers. size q. Reduced from 75c and sl00 TO SOC gar
nent.
Main hoor-F ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-27

CAPT. S. ". B. DIEHL detached NAVY Department
Washington. 20 duty correction sitting out Idaho
and Command thai vessel
Commander G. ". MeELROY. 70 duty as inspector
q machinery Aosher Boiler Company OssininS