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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-12
MINING REVIEW
Of THE WEEK
Continued from page two.)
REDUCTION WORKs-At McGil

REDUCTION WORKS-At McGill
they are driving away with the usual
good results. The unusual weather
has caused some little trouble with
freezing water pipes but there has
been no serious Interference. All
the plants are doing full swing. Con-
struction work is keeping ahead. 1t
is yet too early in the month to ven
ture prediction as to the output, but
it looks exceedingly good for record
breaking unless the weather should
continue extremely cold and make
delays that will not otherwise be
had to contend with.
ELY CALUMET-On the Ely Calu-
met they are Strengthening out the
original shaft which is down to a
depth of SO feet, and at the same
time are running a cross cut to
catch the vein which was cut by the
tunnel above. When the vein is
reached it is estimated that they will
have a depth of from $50 to 200
feet.
ELY CONSOLIDATED-Work is
going ahead briskly on the Ely Con-
solidated, and next week will see
a shipment go forward. 1t will be
a carload of ore from the dump of
the Brilliant shaft which is down to
a depth of 400 feet. The ore is be-
ing taken from the north c%rosscut
which is out about 40 or SO feet, and
the stuff which is going to be ship
per is being taken out only in devel-
opment work; no stopping having yet
been done. The sample of the dump
assayed $1O.85 in gold and silver and
11.20 per cent copper.
EXAMINE SUCCESS-C. E. Allen,
general manager, and j. Fewson
Smith, consulting engineer of the
United States Smelling Co., return
ed yesterday from a trip to the Sue
cess mine as the guests of Manager
Mcdonald. 1t was fine sleighing all
the way, but it was also cold. The
gentlemen left here on Wednesday
morning. At Success they inspected
the mine, both as to the character
of the ore, and the output. The OBJ
ject OIL the inspection was to deter
mine upon the putting up a reduc-
ton plant at the mine, but as to this
the smelter men had nothing to say
upon their return.
ELY CENTRAL STRIKE-An-
other important strike was made on
Friday, when the Clipper shaft of
Ely Central, sinking in the lime
stone, got ore. Coming on the heels
of the Boston Ely strike it should
prove of advantage to the whole dis
trict, more especially as like the Bos-
ton Ely the shaft went through the
jasperoid. The find was made at
depth of So feet, at which mark the
sulphides first began to show. The
shaft went through the limestone,
then through the jasperoid, and
landed in the ore in the porphyry. An
average sample of the ore went 1.2O
per cent in copper and $2.05 in gold
and silver. Yesterday, at depth of
another foot, the water level was
struck, and further development will
probably be delayed until the arrival
of a boiler and a No. Z Cameron
pump, both of which are already on
the way. A hoist is now on the
ground. What the extent of the dis
covery on the Clipper may amount
to cannot of curse be determined
until there has been considerable
more development. A shaft was
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Triple, & CO
New York-Steptoe Hotel.
e. w. HULSE & co. LETTER.

Il. W. HO10E " W. LEllEft.
Mason Valley took it's turn before
the lime-light yesterday, continuing
its upward trend and reaching the
50 mark once more. Good reports
coming from the property are find
ing their way to the ears of the
traders and this is undoubtedly re-
sponsible for the improvement.
Min~eralogists in the employ of the
company have been making IN in
spection and it is reported on good
authority that the smelter now under
construction will be rushed through.
The market, as a whole, was slight
ly dull. Nevada Con. recovered con-
siderably from Fridays slump, clos
ing at $26.87h. Giroux and Cum
berland took slight tumbles from
the figures of the previous day. Ely
Central opened the day at $1.31A
but moved upward to $1.43A for the
close. Boston went back to $500,
while Witch and Federal close at
Fridays figures. The falling off in
some of the Guggenheim issues is be-
lieved. by many, to be due to the
reported hitch in the proposed copper
combine Considering all things,
among these that it was the end of
the week, when stocks, as a rule,
take a slight downward turn, the
market appears very favorable for an
upward movement.
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FORTUNE IN LUMBER GONE.

Recent TOrnadoes in South Said
to Have Destroyed 5OO,-
600 900 Feet.
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first sunk on the Clipper for a depth
of 80 feet, and then the ore, which
was had from the grass roots was
followed for a distance of 80 feet.
While still in the r the manage
ment of Ely Central decided to sink
a double compartment working
shaft, twenty feet to the north of
the old workings. 1t is in this
shaft that the ore has been just dis
covered; so that they have two
bodies on the Clipper, one in the
limestone and one in the porphyry.
The limestone ore is a direct smelling
product, as established by a ship
ment to the Salt Lake smelter, and
there is possibility of the porphyry
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-12

so much American wealth wiped
out forever" said John A. Bruce Of
Strader, La, a prominent lumber
man and president of the Ameri-
can Lumber Traders congress.
"The recent tornadoes," he said,
besides taking perhaps 200 HIVES,
cut a swath 200 miles wide and
more than 500 miles long through
Alabama and Louisiana. There are
a billion and a half feet of yell
low pine in his territory and half
a billion feet were destroyed. The
trees were cracked off or uprooted,
and the woods there r now a
desolate stretch of fallen trees
that interlace each other in chaotic
fashion,"
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Mines e. Stocks

Mason Valley gave further evil
dences yesterday of being in line
for an advance, confidently awaited
by the holders of the stock for some
time. Most of the other coppers
showed strength and activity, the
close of the week being considered
altogether favorable to advance DUR
ing the present week. 1t will be
surprising if the bull movement, in
fact, does not take on big enthus-
iasm and gain within the next few
days.
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of labor for this year for the Keiser
claim, this district.
w. H. Halstead yesterday filed
with the county recorder certificates
of proof of labor for this year or
the Champion Nos. 1, 2 and 3 min
ing claims, in the Nevada district.
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GOES EAST.

E. w. Grifiths, president of the
Ely Centennial, will leave tomorrow
morning for New York, where he ex-
poets to spend the holidays, and in
cidentally do some business in con-
nection with the mining company.
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ASSESSMENT WORK.

f. S. Pheby, as general manager
of the Turner Ely Copper company.
yesterday filed a certificate of proof
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ore being a steam shovel pit propo-
sition.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 11.-Five
hundred million feet of lumber
were destroyed by the recent
tornados in the south. This is just
Evening star., 1909-07-15
daylight Saving" Absurd.

10 III" Editor of The Sta:
As public expression has been invited
or the proposition TO move our clocks
forward one hour during the summer
months, | desire to express my views on
the subject, and ] am sure that | voice
the sentiment of a large majority of the
people in Washington. Ii is about as
absurd and impracticable a proposition
as the human mind conceive. The
argument of the National Daylight Asso-
ciation that il will give more time for
recreation in the afternoon is very poor,
Tor the weather is hot in Washing
ton during the summer that NOBODY can
enjoy taking recreation much before q
or O'Clock in the evening. when the sun
is well down and it is consequently cooler
than earlier in the afternoon and every
one has ample time now. under the pres
ent system of keeping time. for all the
recreation that is protita BILE in hot wealth
er. If such a scheme should be put into
eHect 1t would simply result. | think. in
robbinS us OF one hours sleep. for which
we would get little nothing in return.
Tor people would not retire any earlier
than at present. The nights are 50 hot
III the city that one can s'eep much
before midnight We should therefore set
as much rest and sieep as possible in the
morning, while ii is cool and sleep Is re-
freshing. TO fit us for satisfactory per-
formance of our duties. Any scheme
which will reduce our sleep materially
can only tend to incapacitate US FOR Torn.
SO that employers as well as employees
Evening star., 1909-07-15
WOmen's Suit Dent.

Womens White Serge Coat Suit. strictly
daiioIed coat plain gored skirt; size 3S. Re
duced from S3I. so 10 $500
Nomens Leather -colored Rajah Coat Suit
semi hitting coat and gored skirt: size 36 Re
duced from $21 30 to $1,000
Womens Three piece Natural color Raiab
Coat Suit: coat and princess dress handsome y
$1,000 to 5000
Womens Canary -colored Irish Linen Coat
SUIT semi hitting coat: plain gored skirt; size
81. Reduced from $500 to $500
Women's Three piece Light Blue Linen Coat
sun, semihttlng coat; princess dress trimmed
IS Reduced from $40. 30 to $1,000
Wonens Blue Irish Linen Coat Suit. neatly
braided IN sclf-roor; size So Reduced from
So. 30 10 $500 o
Women's Pearl Gray French Serge Coz,
>ult coat collar hand ndemhrnidcred in self f-color
$500 To''o y
Women's Three piece Canard Blue Goat Sui,
stralcht-li coat: princess dress alshor. ta' =
braided: size 36. Reduced from SIS 30 to ssa o,i
Third floor. q st.
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Friday Bargains i'm
Mrps1im / Underwear Debt

WEuSuuIN ONIASI WGdE lVSpNo
\ lot Of Women's Black Tai
feta silk Petticoats. made with
deep tucked flounce and sectional
ruff1es. The silk used in these
petticoats is the same as that
used in the regular 5000 value.
Special price, S3.S5 each.
\ lot d Womens Muslin and Main
sook Drawers, trimmed with tucks and
embroidery ruff1es.
25c each. Value. SOC
A lot Of Women's Nansook Night
Dresses with low neck and short sleeves.
trimmed with torchon or valencennes
lace insertion.
COG each. Value, SI.oo.
A lot Of Women's French Handmade
ChemiseS, front elaborately hand-embroid-
cred in floral and bowknot patterns. fin
ished with Scalloped edge and eyeletS run
with pink or blue ribbon.
05c each Value. $500.
4 lot Of Womens japanese Crepe ki-
monos. in black. navy blue. light blue,
lavender and pink made full and long,
and finished with Persian borders
SI.oO each. Value. SI.5O
A lot Of Women's Fine White Lawn
kimonos. made full and long. with deep
hem. some finished with pink or blue
border: also a lot Of White Lawn Dress
ing Sacques, trimmed with embroidery.
S1.oo each. Value, SI.5O.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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must necessarily suffer. The promoters
OF this scheme should also consider the
great hardship Il will impose upon those
who are already beginning work early I'm
the morning and upon the large number
employed III the city wno live at dis
tance out in the suburbs. These would
isld II d.hcu If not impossible To
get INTO the city any earlier than they
are now doing, and some would have to
sacrifice their homes and move into. The
city. which would be hard on them Fur
thermOre, it will involve too serious a
disarrangement of our domestic and
other affairs twice every year Let US all
unite in opposing This proposition. which
possesses 50 many disadvantages
LEO EMERSON
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WOmen's Waist Dent.

old Rose POngee Waists bodice tucked and
trimmed with small silk buttons: long lego NUT
ton sleeves. Reduced from $50 to S. Is each
. Chiffon Tafreta Waists. tailored styIe in
white. navy blue and gray. with long leg % NUT
ton sleeves. Reduced from S.. 90 to s. 95 each.
White Net Waists. with low round neck col
lar ana bodice richly trimmed with fine gold
,rain anu baby Irish lace: tucked long sleeves
Reduced from 5000 to $500 each.
Mcsslaine Satin Waists In pale lavender and
smell pink. bodice richly trimmed with fine Ger
man Haienciennes lace and baby Irish medal
Mons trimmed long sleeves: sizes Sc and rs
Reduced from S10.5O to 1915 each.
] Fine All-over Embroidery Waist trimmed
with Irish crochet lace. German valcnciennes in
s"rtl"n and cluny beading: long sleeves: fasten
III back; size "a. Reduced from $3.50 to SIC 90
Fine Batiste Shirt Waist. yoke OF German
valenciennes Insertion and baby Irish beading:
front back and sleeves trimmed with German
valenciennes and baby Irish Insertion and Swiss
embroidery medalions: long sleeves: fasten in
back; size 36. Reduced from $40. 80 to Sc rs
l Fine Batiste Shirt Waist front collar and
long sleeves hand embroidered and trimmed with
Met lace; fasten in back; size IS. Reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50. 80
Irish Linen Shirt Waist: hand embroidered
and trimmed with cluny insertion and fine tucks:
long sleeves; fasten in back: size 36 Reduced
from ss15 to s6.75.
White Madras Shirt Waists tailored style
fnll-tucked front. finished with laundnred col
lar long sleeves: fasten In front: sizes SO and 40
Reduced from 50 95 to 81. 30 each
Third floor G. ri rect
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Greater Washington Outing Club.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Greater
Washington Outing Club was held late
Yesterday afternoon at the Jolly Fat
Mems Club 1t was decided To effect a
permanent organization. and a commit
tee was appointed to take charge nf ar
rangements for a midsummer outing TO
be held Thursday. July -. on the grounds
of the Loeffier Provision COMPANY at
New Hampshire and Georgia avenues
The officers of the club are John H. Mil
Ier, president: r. n Whitehead. vice
president; William +. Rick, secretary;
Andrew Loeffler. treasurer, and F. F.
Carr, Sergeant-at-armS.
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Worth up to $1,000.
Now S1@.75 each.

Also an attractive collection of
Separate Trousers. for men and
Young men, in neat dark and
light gravs with we'll blended
stripes; also the stylish browns
and tans. Just the thing for out
ing and general summer wear.
Divided into three lots as fol-
lows:
S2.o5 each. Were $500.
S3.o5 each. Were $500 and $3.50.
S4.o5 each. Were 5000 and $500
Main floor, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Friday Bargain inn
Irish Linen PODlinH.

We offer. at about half price.
large lot Of Irish Linen Poplin.
in the delicate shades of blue and
brown; also neat striped effects
Of lavender. white, blue, green.
etc; p inches wide.
Special price. sc yard.
Regular price. 2Oc.
Also ~ pieces Fine White Striped Muslin
sheer quality and very desirable for women's
and childrcn's underwear.
I212c yard. Value. ooc.
Also 30 partly made White Lawn Robes; some
neatly trimmed with lace. others with en-
brodery. An excellent value,
Special price. s. 90 each.
Second floor 11th street.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Friday Bargains inn
Single Portieres.

We have secured from a prom
inent importer his sample line OF
about one hundred Single Por-
there's. and offer them at very
special price. High-grade goods.
including damasks. tapestries
and handsome silk effects.
Very desirable for single doors.
couch covers. dens. etc.
sS.75 each.
Values. $50 TO $500.
Also a small lot OF Single Por-
there's, offered at the special price,
$50 each.
Values. S3.75 and 5000.
And these remnants:
I Light Red Rope Porticre faded from dis
play: Reduced from 500 10 Sl.3n
Rome Portere. dark mixture. damaged. Re-
duced from 500 10 81 30.
Olive tan Rope Porticre. Reduced from
$500 to $3.50.
Rcd Velour Rope Porticrc. faded. Reduced
from s6 80 10 So
| Dark Red Rope Portiere. damaged Reduced
from So 90 to 81 20
\ lot OF Domestic Cretonnes. in short lengths
all good colorings offered nj third 10 half
4 lot Of Short Lengths in Curtain Musiins. of
madras and net, offered AT "a third to half
less than regular prices.
Also lot OF remnants in Art Tapestry and
Damasks suitable for pillow covers. etc, offered
at third less than regular prices.
Fourth floor. G. st
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Women's Coat Dept.

Wnmens 7slens,h Copper-color,d uira-e
Coat. made semi fitting style. and trimmed with
bands and jet buttons: size So Reduced from
SIS 90 10 $3.50.
Women's II length White Linen Crash Coats
semhtting style: sizes Sc and So Reduced
from $S.I5 10 5000 each
Wumen's Tan Braided Net Coat made over
tan taffeta ilk and trimmed with satin ribbon
and jet buttons: size SO. Reduced from S35 90
- $3.50.
! | Womens Is-length Black Taresa Silk Coat,
semihtiin style: collar of gilt braid trimmed
with larg" buttons; size SO. Reduced from
S32o0 Ia 5000.
:, Womcns Linen Crash Automobile Coats in
ligh blue tan and rose, semi fitting style: fin
ishcd with large buttons and black silk collar.
size 36. Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50 each
Third floor. q street.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Misses Department.

Misses Rajah Suits. tailored style in bIue
anu tan; coat. trimmed with buttons and
,in"h win white satin: plain gored skirt. sizes
!" and IS Reduced from SD 80 TO $40. 90 each
Misses Tan Three-niece Suit "a" coat
trimmed with white pearl buttons and finished
win hand-cmbroidered collar and cufrs- lon.
sleeves; s, fasten in back; size IA. Reduced from
Misses Linen Dresses. in natural and mink
hand-cmbroidered and finished with white noa RI
nn' tons; iong siscves; sizes IA and IL. Reduced
endcr and brown ring and plaid effects trtmnaod
with folds TO match; high neck. long sleeves:
fasten in back: size IA. 16 and 49, Reduced
from $500 TO IS. 40 each
) Misses Three piece Coat Suits in hlue Iar
ender and black striped effects, trimmed with
from So 40 10 81. I5 each i'"u'eu
Misses Three niece Blue Linen Cont Suits
trimmed with white piping and brass buttons
s,. coat, sizes - and Is. Reduced from
Third floor {; ST
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Friday Bargain inn
Wonmen's and Misses
Percale Dresses

\ lot Of Women's and Misses
Dresses. made in the fashionable
Jumper style. of percale; white
ground with the late shades of
pink. blue. tan and brown polka
dots and trimmed with border to
match.
A very attractive dress for out
ing and general wear.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Regular price, s4.75.
Third floor G. st.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Friday Bargains INN
Mems and Young Mems
Suits.

We have placed on sale our
entire stock of Mems and Young
Mems Two and Three Piece
Suits at very special prices
for clearance. Hart Schaffner &
Marx and other reliable makers
are represented in this sale. And
every suit is new. fresh and OF
this seasons production. cut and
finished in the latest and most
approved fashion. Materials are
the highest class imported and
domestic worsteds. in the popu-
lar shades Of browns. grays. tans
and greenish mixtures: also a
few plain blues. Divided into
two lots as follows:
Lot MEMS and Young
Mems Suits.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
ITALIAN SHIPS FIRE SALUTE.
Honors Paid at Naples to the Late
Ensign Aiken

NAPLES, July 15.-The body of En-
sign Hugh Kerr Aiken Of the cruiser
North Carolina who died July II as the
result of injuries sustained in explo-
sion of coal gas on board the vessel was
today brought ashore and landed at the
Mercantile port. The coffin was wrapped
in an American flag and escorted by
Italian and American launches.
salute was fired oy Italian warships
in honor of the dead officer. The remains
were transported this afternoon 10 the
steamer Perugia of the Anchor line.
which sailed later in the day for New Or
leans.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
It Tfaveling Goods Dept.

> Mems HiCh-cradc Wardrobe Trunks Re
duced from S:,., 90 10 Sl.. - each.
! 24-inch Genuine WalruS Leather Suit Case
we'll made and leather lined Reduced from
S1T.0 to S1d.uo.
| Genuine Cowhide Leather Suit Case leather
lined Reduced from S1o 90 10 81. so
24-inch Cuwhide Leather Suit Case. Re
dnced from 5000 TO $500.
lS-inch Genuine Alligator Leather Cabin
Rag with fittings. Reduced from So 90 10
$3.50
l6-inch Leather Kit Bag well made Re-
,lIIccd from Son.n6 to S1.g1.
| Ii-inch Genuine Warus Leather Bag. best
quality. Reduced from $1,000 10 81 l9.l.
15-inch Black Leather Travelling Bag. Re
duced from SG.1o 10 S395.
Basement. Equitable bldg.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
35c pair; I for SI.Oo.
Friday Bargain inn
WOmem's Umbrellas.

We have just secured another
lot of Women's 2o-inch Black
Satin Gloria Umbrellas. with
paragon frame, steel rod and
close roll and handles Of mission
and natural wood.
Special price, S2oo each.
Main floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Will of DR.. Heron.

An undated viii of DIR. George II Her
on, who died June -. was offered today
for probate. He leaves his medical prac-
tice and all medical property to his sor
DR.. William IL. Heron. The real estate
IS left TO the son in trust to permit the
widow, Mrs. Sarah {. Heron, 10 occupy
premises lo16 9TH street during her iife
and 10 pay her monthly allowance. \
bequest of so is made to his son, Louis
I'll. Heron.
On the death Of the widow the entire
estate shall vest absolutely in the san
William II. Heron. VINO is named as eA-
ecutOr.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
China DEPARTMENT

Im.,ortod Gold White Decorated China
Casserole Reduced from $500 to Sl.0u.
= Richly Decorated Porcelain Tankards. i'm
perfect. Reduced from SO 10 Joc each.
Imported Decorated China Salad Dish. Re
duced from $500 10 Sl.m.
I Richly Decorated ia ianrSr China Chocolat te
Pitcher Reduced from 500 10 ST 10.
/ Decorated Haviland China Chop Plate. Re
duced from x...a to 81 80.
Gold Decorated French China Meat Dish.
Rcdu, cd from $500 tn Sl..:I
II Pink Decorated Haviland China Coupe Soup
Plates. Reduced from 50c 25c each.
Imported decorated China Sauce Boat on
stand. Reduced from $50 tosS5c.
l Imported Decorated China Sugar and Cream
Set. Reduced from, 80 to 81. %
Decorated French Cnins Comb and Brush
Tray. slightly imperfect. Reduced from 81 10
to Soc
Fifth floor. {; street
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Furniture Department.

= t"mf"rt Rocker. with high back aad arms:
sliShtly damaged Reduced from 81 % ia 81 ~
Veranda ar Porch Davrnport with cane seat
ana ha"k Reduced from $1,000 10 s11a5
Nefanis or Porch Settan cane scar and hack
Reduced from So - to S3 a5
Rattan touch weathered oak frame: slightly
damaged: suitable for porch or verapds no
durcd from 5000 to Sc o.,
! W"msn.s fiigh.cradc Rattan Rocker. fuil
roll. apron front Reduced from 81 IN to S3 OK
Old Hickory Table. ton size 22x3o: slightly
damaged Reduced from $3.50 to So 95
oid Hickory Pedestal Table. top size l6xl6.
Reduced from $3.50 tn S2.95
= old Hickory Lawn Vases; small size. reduced
from $500 to 81. %: large size. reduced from
s. On 10 $50.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Friday Bargains i'm
WOrmem's Gloves

Women's Elbow-length Pure Silk
Gloves. with double-tipped fingers: in
black. white, tan and gray. All sizes.
Special price, o5c pair.
Womens Elbow-lensth Lisle Suede
Gloves. In gray. blue, nile, yellow. laven-
der and pink All sizes
Special price, soc pair.
Main floor street.
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Corset Department.

pairs parame CorScts coutil medium hpst
and hip: size IS Reduced from $50 10 81 20
pair
and hip claSticS attached: sizes ~ and o. Re
duccd from 50 - - ST.. - nair.
:; pairs Lily Of France CorSets medium fust
long hin. clastics attached: honc, with whale.
hone sizes 1s. - and -. Reduced from So 30
10 81 pair.
pair FIorita CorSets routiI extremely long
hip. medium bust: size Is. Reduced from IS 20
to 500
Rubber Rust supports. for bathinc: sizes IS
and 80. Reduced from Sl.5o IL Iac each
Third floor. Eleventh 81
Evening star., 1909-07-15
Mems Hat Department.

dozen Mems Straw Hats trooper shape: sizes
:, ~ and "a. Reduced from 500 and $50
In t5c each.
l.. Mems Genuine Panama Hats: sizes 6Ts. Z.
"a and 7as Reduced from 1913 and $500 10
s. 80 each
10 Mems White Duck Golf Caps lined with
silk: sizes 6a.. and "a. Reduced from 81 90
2jc each
2o Eton Caps in white. gray. red and black
suitable for BOYS. sizes 6ia. 6ss 6", o.. and {.
Reduced from Jdc 1.c each
Main floor 4 ST