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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-13
GacedI|a lejuallD Diaz.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Agosta 10.-Hemns tenido el gus
to de visitar 81 observatorio astrono-
mico en- Ia calle de Santiago por el
muy conocido y popular Don Inoeen
clio Alvarez. A Ia csida de Ia tarde,
y durante las primeras horas de la
noche, quedan hecho cargo de las
lentes de observation dos personas
praeticas que estan investigando
desde. hace dfas dos estrellas de pri
mera magnitud, que con (sus esplen-
didos reflejos estAn llamando mu-
cho la atenci6n de esos amateurs
de Ia ciencia astron6mica, quienes
/ por aparatos muy sensibles y de
gran fuerza trasmisora les envian
areogramas de vista. Los nombres
de esos dos astros en- el diario de
observation. estan senalados por los
signos simb6licos de M. y 5, No CO.
nocemos otros detalles pues sus
trabajos pacen velados por la ma
yor reserva.
Despues de las muchas protestas
y vocinglerias de la politica local
republican, contra el alcalde, este
parece que empieza a sumarse las
voluntades de algunos de los que
mas alejados estaban de el. Cada
cual, Sc trasluce, que piensa traba-
jar pro domo sua, y dulce y suave.
mente Sc iran dejando caer unok unc
en- solicitud de la RIGA mano de dona
Leoner.
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|0o signo loIt0gIa-
fico costo miNones.

Los signos de puntuaci6n son de
vital importanoia especlalmente
uando Sc trata de documentos Off
ciales, pues la colocacion indebida de
clos puede ser causa de dificultades
, por la Interpretation que Sc de a 10
escritoS;y y 10 mismo sucede con Ia su-
! preston de dichos signos.
Los que hoy usamos fueron INTRO
ducidos por el impresor veneclano
Manucio fines del siglo XIV. :,
Los Estados Unidos han reeloldo
una lecci6n respecto de puntuacion?'
que le sali6 bien cara. Al imprimlr
en- 1864 la Tarifa Aduanal, algunos
manufacturers ingleses cohecaron
algun empleado de la imprenta
del Gobierno de Washington para
que suprimiese una coma en- la linea
referente q la Quota que habian Gle
pagar las laminas de hiero estahado
ycomo consecuencia de este ell hero
estanado pag6 la m ismna Quota que
el hierra laminado. Pero 10 mas ex-
tralo del case fue que ell fraude Sc
descubri6 diez y siete amos despues,
cuando el erario de los Estados Uni
dos habia perdido la no despreciable
tuna de s4s.995,775 por las intro
ducciones que sc habian heeho.
El error de otro empleado encar-
gado de preparar los originates para
la imprenta, de la Ultima Tarifa que
consisti6 en- poner una coma, en- lu-
gar de un guion, costo al gobierno
sS.OO.OO0 Por dicha causa, todos
los limones, naranias, pihas, uvas Y
otras frutas extrangeras, fueron ad-
mitidos ibres de derechos durante
todo un aflo.
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De SANDAL.

Ha tamado el cargo de Medico
Inspector de Sanidad, para Ell Dis
trito Norte, el DR.. Victor Gutierrez
Ortiz en- Ia vacante ocurrida por as
censo del DR.. Cordero.
Alcalde municipal de Naranjita,
informa sobre las condolences del
terreno en- que va a censtruirse el
nuevo Matadero de aquel pueblo.
Official de Sanidad de Mayaguez.
participa un case de difteria farm
gea, reportado por el Dr.. Gimenez
Nussa.
Inspector de alimentos de Ponce
da cuenta de haber destruido 10
quintales de arroz y 15'libras tocino.
Jose Francisco Dapena de Arecibo
mforma sobre las malas condolences
de la casa propiedad del Sr. Rozo,
Francisco Figueroa de Caguas
solicita autorizaci6n para establecer
un puesto de venta de carne.
Inspector veterinario de Maya
guez participa one Ia mula propie-
dad de la West India Oil Co. y el ga
ballo realengo atacados de muermo,
fueron sacrificados.
Inspector de Sanidad de Arecibo
envia para examen y aprobacion un
plano presentado por ell Maestro
Plomero, NJ. Gonzalez Prada.
Inspectar de alimentos de San Juan
da cuenta de haber destruido por es-
tar en- malas condiciones 6 libras
| de harina de maiz.
Official de Sandal de Mayaguez
remite un plano presentado por Da
Eustaquia Valentfn para etsablece1
un puesto de venta de leche.
Official de Sanidad de Mayaguez
Id. Id. un plano para establecer un
puesto de venta de carne.
Inspector de alimentos de Guaya
ma participa haber destruido 150
libras bacalao.
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Entonces usted no ha usado el Ar
ti-Corpu que es M remedio inofensivc
| y se garsntiza que reduce 10 gordurs
} 81 no da resultado Sc devolvera e]
dineTo.
Una botelIa de $500 le dara trein
t. dfas, con 10 cusl le bastara. El
Anti Corpu no es una droga que NAL.
trata el est6msgo nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables , es inofensi.
va. Estl hecha en- forma de polvo '
es agradable y facil para tomarse.
EstA recomendada por los medicos
cienhfcos de Estados Unidos Co
mo el unico remedio contra 10 gor.
dura FL Anti -Corpu roduce Ell cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me
jillas abultadas Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de Ia piel.
Las persouas gordss que enfaque-
cen con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven 4
epgondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo sAran.
tia, es enteramente inofensiva Sc
garantiza que reduce Ia gordura de
tres einoo libras por semanA En-
caso de que no surta efecto. devolve
remos ell dinero.
La botella cuesta $500 Pida esta
medicine al droguista. pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. AL recibir el
valor podemos mandarle Ell Anti Cor
pu por correo.
Gratis lie enviaremos una botella
de muestra al recibir diez oentayos
para pagaf el empaque , el porte
de correo. Ademxs, le aaradeceremos
que e sirva nencionar ssts peri6dico.
. tsihstis cheaisx C.. 81, Vest i2s
ST. hss isft esssrtaassts ~
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COMMERCIAL.
Hemos recibido Ia siguiente circr,

Hemos recibido la siguiente circu-
lar:
"sluy Sr. mio: Tengo el gusto de
parti cipar a usted, que por venci-
mien to del eontrato he dejado de
per tenecer la razon social Herrera
H nos, S. en- c., continuando ahora
bajo mi solo nombre dedicado al mis-
mo ramo de bisuteria, quincalla v
ferreteria, en- el acreditado estable-
cimiento La Rosita" Cruz No IL.
perteneciente antes 4 dicha sociedad
Esperanto mercer su confianza,
me repito de I'd. alto. S. S. Ca
brid .Arce."
Luenos negocios le deseamos.
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En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel de periodic viejo a %
quintal.
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El DR.. Camilo S. Delgado. &c Carriage
ma. Medico del Hospital de Carl
dad. Professor de Nateria Medica
y Terapeutica de IL escuela DE-
Medicina y Editor do Ia Secci6r
Cientfflca de "El Porvenir":
Mis- resultados con ID Pam-Ala ha
sta ahora son satisfactorios. Esta es
para expresar mi buena impression
hacia ella"
FL DIR. Antonio D blanco, de Carriage.
ne. escribe con fechs 10 de Sep.
tiembre de 1908:
"El suscrito Medico Cirujano Certi.
flca que ha usado la preparation LA.
mada Pam-Ala. de los Sres. Davis a.
Lawrence Co., de New York, en- el
tratamiento del Paludismo en- yarios
casos. y ha obtenido con ella los re-
suitados mas satisfactorios."
DE PUERTO RICO.
FL Sr. d. Julio Padilla. de Cabo Rojo
Puerto Rico escribe cor fecha 80
de Noviembre de 1903:
La Pam-Ala, me die tan exceIentes
resnltados que me ha dejado suma.
rnente satisfecho. MI hijo Aacfa item.
20 venfa padecienio de Palddtcas v
con un solo frasquito han desaparecido
definitivamente. Hare todo 10 que
este q mi slcance. para la propaxau.
da de esta preparation"
La Pam-Ala esta de venta en- las
principales Drosuerfas casas que
negocian en- Meiicinas. En- dos tama.
hos. frascos erendes pequehos. 81
e presenta alguna difcultad para oh.
-nerla. debe escribfrsenos directa.
nente. Frasco de muestra circula.
rs Sc envfan a 9u.sn iaI solicite.
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO..
Agentes para Ia v.nts,
hueva York. d
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CERVEZA PIEL BROS.
A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS.

n. hAN hllLA lILANMh1>Co.
AGENTEs EXCLUSIVES EN- PUERTO
RICO DE LA CERvEzA PIEL.
No conticne SustdncidS n0cirds
rREPARADA DE MALTA FLOR DE CERvEzA
Es mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resultando bucn ali
mento. Tonica y reconstituyentc
Aumenta el peso de las personas que
10 usan. Fabricada y envasada sin Ia
adici6n de sustancias qufmicas Con-.
tiene gran proportion de malta. Pre-
parada dc acuerdo con cl metodo
DORMUNDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. De acuerdo con la ley ma
cional de Alimentos y Drogas de
JUNO 30 de 1906.
En- todos los establecimncntos debe
u pedir cerpeza Piel Bros.
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POSTRACl0N NERVIOSA

Millares de mujeres de todas eda-
des y condolences sucumben. y son
victimas de un penoso esrado de
postracion debido 4 que tienen sfec-
tados los rniones y no o.saben. Sc
consume "a vitalidad, e destruyen
los nervios y Sc hacen impoables q
de.canso, sueho y desempeho de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Muchas pacientes toman medici-
M, para " Males pecuiares de mu-
jeres" y al no recibir aEvio con-
cluyen por perder Ia esperanza. Y!
despues de tode, es tan 6c1scurGsei
81 Sc adopts el debido uatamiento!
Prelonsada neslieencia signaeaG
Dialects 6 Nal de Bright.
Cuansas mujeres hayt aparcnse-
mente saludables que emrrzani por
hallar los quehaceres de "a casa, una
carga demasiado pesada ; queye.tin
siempre rendidas, irritables yAabau-
das. y que sufren con fecoencia
desvanecimientos, dolores de,cabeza,
dolor en- Ia espalda y costadns. ,eu-
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Esma|te b|anco para tachos

Ofrecemos este esmalte pa.
ra tachos, alambiques, deposi-
tos de guarapo etc. En- uso
de las Centrales de Cuba. Ja-
maica, Demerara etc, y por
algunas Centrales de esta
Isla.
Gambia f. Gfuhho
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A quien interese.

se alquila una casa con 12 departa.
mentos y todas las comodidades mo-
dernas en- Sapturce Informaran Fe-
rreteria Matien,o. Fan Francisco "a
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MOTOCICLETA.-Se vende una
triciclo y biciclo en- pertecto estado.
en- S12S. Tiene p caballos de fuer-
"a, CORE 40 kilometres por bora. pro-
P'a para viajar dcs personas Muy Co
uodas Informes en- Bsyam6n. Ca
lie Il Comercio 48. Apartado IL.
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INABONA
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para el cabello y la barba.
SENORA:Spor que Sc apura
Existiendo esa TINTURA?
lie sale & usted una cana?
lPues, aplfquese la INDIANA!
SQue Ell pelo Sc desentona?
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iY quien a usted la destrona
De su solo conyugal,
Usando la sin igual
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Consfgala en- las farmacias. -.
iY nos dara usted las graciasl
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Company Inc.
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9 Allen Al.
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had a pistol. MI. Brent sui ected
Pines to a severe examination, during
which the prisoner denied ever having
ssid he could put his hands on the muir.
derers 10 ten minutes.
AtI2:40 with Pines still on the stand
court took a recess until 2 O'Clock.
George Rector, coIored, said he went
to Henrietta Washington's house abont
6 D. m. the night of March 6 and Dick
came in a few minutes later. Dick
washed his face and bands, ate his sup
per and after smoking a cigarette went
cut, probably about 7 o'clock. He said
he did not see Dick again until the next
day. .,
Blanche r. Taylor, colored, said she
lived two doors north OF Ed Green's
pool room and saw Pines going into the
pool room about O'Clock the evening
of March 6. She WAS closely questioned
BIZ Mr.. Brent as to where she stood
when she cav Pines. From the line OF
questions by Mr.. Brent it was evident
that he was trying to show that the wit
ness had changed her mind on certain
points since the trial OF johnson.
Isaac Thornton, colored, said he saw
Henry Smith board car at King and
ST. Asaph streets the afternoon OF March
5 and Smith got of at Cameron and
Fayette streets, sayiog he must get a
ticket but Smith did not get on the train
again. Shortly after o'clock the same
afternoon he saw Smith again at the
Mount Vernon station in Washington.
Julia Brown, colored, daughter oil
Thomas Brown, The undertaken. said she
was 10 her kitchen between 7 and 8
o'clock the night OF March 6 and heard
nothing unusual. ;.
DR.. A. B. Penn, colored physician,
repeated the testimony he gave in the
trial of johnson as to the physical con-
diiiou OF Eugene Dorsey.
Mr.. Brent questioned the doctor
closely as to his knowledge of asthma,
from which Dorsey is said to have been
suffering.
Frank F. Boat bad just been called to
the stand when this report closed, ana
Henry Smith had just been brought In
to the court room.
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Board of Managers of the Alexandria
Library Association, OF which Mrs. s
4. Monroe is president and Mrs. b. w.
Howard vice president, was held at the
home of Mas Emily Gibson, chairman
of book committee, on Tuesday, June
Sth, 1909, at q. M, when matters OF
interest aud importance to tho future Of
the library were discussed snd all
transactions of q business nature were
unanimously adjusted. With Mrs. vii
liam b. SmOCt "a treasurer, the hnau-
cisi condition of the library always
makes splendid reading for the members
Of the board. The library is absolutely
seif-suppOrting, With about one hundred
regular annual subscribers, and has
many volumes 10 constant and rapid
circulation. It's reading rooms sre open
TO the public three evenings in the week
and it is the earnest hope and desire OF
the board Of managers that sll interested
ia books will spend as much time as pos
sible in these rooms ia free discussion
with their literary friends. Mss Alice
Green, our librarian, ia always hsppy
to entertain "a many as wish to come
on these evenings. Ia January 1909,
7S6 books we're IN circulation, in Feb
ruary 1909, SIS books aud in March,
1909, SSS books were sent out, and ia
April and May 1909 about COL volumes
were added 10 the Library shelves.
MARY VIRGINIA AGNEw,
Segfafarv
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IOOAL BREVITIES

The Seventeenth Virginia Chapter,
u. D. O., will meet tonight at O'CLOCK
In Confederate Veterans Hall.
We are Indebted to the ladies OF the
W. O. T. u. for a beautiful bouquet sent
to this Office yesterday, their Flower
Day.
The membere of Oriental Lodge, No.
6. Knights OF Pythias, last night visited
Bsllston, where they paid fraternal
visit to Cir LauucelOt Lodge.
The members of the Seminole and
Osceola Tribes OF Red Men, Of this city,
last night visited Tenleytown, d. o.,
where a new tribe of the order was In.
stituted.
The steamer Wilhelmira, from Port
Tampa, Florida, with $500 tons oil
phosphate rock for the Alexandria Fert'
| ilzer and Chemical Company, has ar
rived.
The Ladies' Linen Goat Suit and
Princess Jumper Dress sale advertised
in today's paper by D. B'ndheim q Sons
is bound t attract atlenlion, especially
when the prices named sre hardly half
the former price.
Mrs. James W. Bales, chairman Of
the ladies' auxiliary to the late Masonic
fair, has turned over to Mr.. O. r..
O,llshan the sum Of $2S5.65 as the
profits of the euchre aud dance recently
given at McBarney's Hall.
The lady board of managers of the
ChIldren's Home will hold their regular
monthly business meeting at the home
Thursday afternoon, promptly at three
o'clock. All members of the bosrd are
urged to be present, as this lie a very i'm
porIant meeting.
Two gentlemen left at this office today
Eve dollars each 90 a nucleus Of fund
to psy the expenses of securing an To-
junction to prevent the city from paying
the $500 appropriation By Council last
night To the committee, who managed
the recent celebration here.
Mr.. Einstein WAS str Hing ont towards the
Un.o station last Sunday slth = certain
Young lady on his arm Gosh amt we ever
going TO have any more sunshine, you may
sing Of the flowers that bio ~ in the spring,
but il this internal rain Keeps on raining
there won't be any flowers to sing about. No,
Of course we wont tell you her name, but il
YOU will come to the Auth Stand Mt exactly
fen minutes to ten tomorrow morning you
will see her 20 buy" those irresistibly de-
Chinued Beef, Imported Schweitzer and other
seasonable food products Sylvan Blond
helm. The Auth Stand, City Market.
Oysters in all styles. Fried CLANS every
day zoe. p,r dozen. Clsm soup, Monday
Wednesday and FRIDAY. Fresh Porte on
draft. G.. II. Zimmerman
Market Space
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PERSONAL.

Among the graduates of the George
Washington University, In Washington.
this morning, was Mr.. Sidney F. Sher-
wood, Of this city, who received the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Science In Chemis-
try.
Major James A. Long is attending
bis class reuoiou, at the Military
Academy, West Point, New York.
Mrs. Geo. H. LIE Hew With her
daughter, Miss Roth, has gone to Rich
mond to attend the weddings of her two
nieces, which will take place within the
week.
Miss Sallie S.usrt, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Bartlett Boiling near Char
louisville, has returned to her home 10
this city.
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To the Subscribers of the South
ern Bell Telephone Company.

We have distributed, this month, a Tele.
phone Directory in which are published the
names of the subscribers up to the date of
publication. Any subscriber that has been
overlooked in the distribution can obtain a
directory by notifying the managers office
We would kindly ask, hereafter, that sll calls
he made by number-not ny name. We can.
not give the quick service required until
there is an intelligent use of the phOne by
the subscribers. In an exchange Of over 600
subscribers, it is impossible for the operators
to memories all the numbers, consequently
when you call by name the operator has fire.
quently to refer TO the directory in order TO
accommodate you, in the mean time, other
subscribers are getting impatient. In csse Of
an emergency, such as the Home Coming
Week, wnen there was general complaint o
the service. We could have secured additional
force and remedied this difficulty but for the
prevailing condition. We sincerely ask the CO.
operation Of the subscribers in order to give
the service required.
WYTHE WHITE, Manager.
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POLICE COURT.

1Justice Fl. B. Caton presiding. ]
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
George Mander, and Charles Joyce,
charged with conducting business on
Snnday forfeited their collateral by fail
Jog to appear.
A white man, charged with drunken
and indecent conduct, was fined So.
Two white men, old offenders, charged
with being drunk on the street, were
sent to jail, one for ten days and the
other for twenty.
Harry Van Mstre, charged with as
shifting Jos. p. Downey, forfeited 80
collateral by falling to appear, and a
warrant was issued for his arrest.
Downey, who had been charged with
fighting, was dismissed.
Hugh Wiley, charged with using
abusive language toward Eliza Pettttt,
was dismissed, the plaintiff falling to
appear.
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YOUNG MEMS SENATE.

One of the social events of the season
was given last evening in the Young
Peoples Building by the Young Mems
Senate, it being the closing session for
the summer. The hall was crowded by
the friends of the senators and the pro-
gramme rendered was q great success
aud pronounced to be the best ever
given by the senate. After spending q
pleasant hour with the programme, all
repaired to the hall below where refresh
menls were served by the young ladies'
The moonlight excursion to be given on
the steamer st. John June 2Sih promises
to be q great success.
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FLAG DAY.

Alexandria Lodge Of Elks will cele-
brate flag day in their hall on Monday
night next at 8 o'clock. The 18th OF
June will hereafter be observed by Elks
as the anniversary of the adoption of the
United States flag. An interesting
musical, literary and patriotic pro-
gramme has been prepared for the
occasion. The principal address will
be delivered by Hon. o. o. CarliD, and
q history of the American flag will be
given by Mr. s. P. Fisher Mr.. Jacob
Brill will deliver the Elks' tribute to
the flag.
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DRY GOODS.
Swan Bros,
Kinq and PittSfeetS
Remnant Sale Every
Thursday.

We offer some splendid values Thurs.
dav. our Remnant Day, many good and
useful Remnants at very low prices, also
special Bargains from our regular Stock.
s pieces l24c stripe seersucker, for
dresses, remnant price Thursday. ..94c
I 600 ysrds Sc dress giDgbau, In short
lengths, remnant price Thursday. DC
700 wards Sc light and dark colored
percsle, remnant price Thursday. Oc
IS pieces lOc chambra giDgham, plain
colors, remnant price Thursday. 6t'
We have Just received another lot OF
15c union dress linen, plain colois,
remnaot price THURSDAY ........... ll9C
10 pieces Sc white linen finish line
nelte. Tor skirts and suits, remnant
price Thursday ........................ TIC
One piecs SOC tan silk pongee, rem
nant price Thursday. -.... so
Soc white drees linen, SO inches wide,
remnant price Thursday ..".. ..... 27C
Five pieces fancy Foulsrds silks, REM
uant price Thursday. zee. 39t
Is pieces linen suilings, plain and
stripe, remnant price Thursday. 81
600 yards l24 stripe and check white
goods for waists. remnant price
Thursday ..............."........., ~
Six corsets, So value, remnant price
Thursday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..tz. a.
30 dozen ladies' 1895 extra size vests,
remnant price Thursday ............. 81
We are closing out two styles Of the
O. B. $3.50 corsets, remnant price
Thursday Observation-Disclosures. 9St
Six ladies' 81 white lawn waists,
soiled, remnant price Thursday,
each. ........................... OJ1
We have purchased 1000 yards OF
fine valenciennes laces, with inser-
ton to match, for our Thursday
sale, II yards to the piece, Zoe, 81
$1.25 value, remnant price Thurs
day, piece. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49'
Five dozen ladies' gauze no pants,
with lace, remnant price Thurs.
Ten dozen ladies' SOC corset covers.
remnant price Thursday ............ 800
Twenty dozsn 15c elastic belts, rem
nant price Thursday, each ,,,.,.... lie
Ten dozen 25c black aud white kimo-
nos, remnant price Thursday, each l5C
100 yards 25 and 95c wide embrOid-
cry banding, remnant price Thurs
dav vard 1Q1r
One d. Zen ladies' 81 gowns, remnant
price Thursday, each ............,,, 69C
Five hundred yards g. 8 and loo cIuny
lace and insertion, white and cream,
remnant price Thursday. ........... 81
Ten dozen ladies' 25c stock collars,
remnant price Thursday....."..., loC
Five dCzsn ladies' soc large shape
sailor hats, black and white, rem
nspt price Thursday ......~......... Az
Twenty dozen all silk windsor ties,
remnant price Thursday, each. ... To-
Twenty dozen children's 25c black
Isle ribbed hose, all sizes, subject
to slight imperlections, remnant
price Thursday, each. ............... 16l
One black $l2. so silk dress skirt, rem
uant price Thursday ............... So. 4;
Ten dozen boys 1870 BnsIer Brown
hose, sizes 6, g., remnant price
Thursday, each. observation-disclosures. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-09
REMNANT DAY.

As will be seen by an advertisement
the prosperous dry goods house of Swan
Bros. In their remnant day sale tomor-
row offer some choice bargains. The
fact presents itself to the queen OF the
home that it pays to read the remnant
advertisement, for it contains everything
needful for the sdornment of natures
fairest and at prices usually prevailing
at this popular house. Courteous and
obliging clerks will not only pay the
buyers homage, but will anticipate their
wants.