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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21
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lin9 lie nit oieI,m tpieoer nod Der al
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21
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ben. OIsthaates ans 3eAen.
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fommluns beutiher IsaturforI9sr unb
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cine Mnsabl bibfder 2i1tbiIber. bic
unter onberen bns Mienenfpiel bss
S4impnnfen bes bortisen 3oolosif1en
@artens febr beutlih ertennen Iieben.
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brouen ernartunsspoI bob, tpenn ibm
Elm gutter Bifen IN Musfiht itanb. ipie
es nit gerun3elter 6tirn bic EnIhen
bes pflesers besieris na1 elmer aedes
rel bur4fu4te. ben Musbrud Der
Srauer unb Melon1olie. ipenn e ouf
etipas Grbofftes per3i1ten mubte, unb
enbli9 beutli1 ben beg 2adens, uenn
es getiblt purbe Dber fonit il. I5reube
per5ebt iporben mar. Woltoire bat .einz
nal ben Menihen als bos wlahenbe
Sbier1 be5ei9net; Ct fat bamit nur
bic Mniiht feiner 3eit aussefro1en.
bob folder Gemiitbsbepeg ungen. ipie
lie bas 2a1en unb Weinen borjtellen,
nur Der Wlenf9 fGhis lei. 9rosbem
ipubte e., bab Der Mffe senou biefels
ben Musfeln unb Nerpen befibt, bic
beim Mleni1en i'm Mffett bes Ga9ens
unb Meinens in Ibdtigteit treten. Grit
feitbem Darnin in {einem Buhe iiber
ben Musbrud Der Gemiitbs sbeipegungen
feline Beobo9tuneen nieberselegt bate,
ipanbte man benz Wlienenipiel ber
Ebiere mebr SnterefIe gu, unb beute
tennt man unter ben Mffen. unb ni1t
nur unter ben menfdendbnli9en. cine
Meibe bon Mrten, bic beutli1es Qahen
unb Weinen als Musbrud bes Mobl=
ober Wibbebasens aeigen. 60 be-
mertte Rensser bel einen. fiibameriz
fanif9en RolIf9monaaffen (gebus
Maarae). ipie Ct unter beutlihem
9reitaieben bes Munbts. Gntbl0ben
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senb iiherte. fobalb cine Defenders ge=
Iiebte Yerf0nlihteit iih ibm n6berte.
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Mrten. ferner Bel Meertasen. papios
nen unb 9erberaffen hdufis beoba9tet.
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ber Wunb,pintel obne Qautduberung.
tann mon ober ni9t nur Bel 2lffen,
fonbsrn ou9 bei !0unber bdufig be-
merten. GreiIi9 tpirb bns Bleden Der
3Gbre gep0bnli1 als Musbrud Der
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fam beobohtet, tpirb bos brobenbe
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funs porliest, tpie .. 9. betm @pielen.
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3dblt u. b. 6umbolbt in ieinem 9es
riht iiber ben fiibameritanifhen Sais
mirt obr gobtentopfaffen. beKen Mu=
gen fi9 nit Gbrdnen fiillten. fobalb er
erf4redt tpurbe ober fobalb ibm etipas
beripeisert ipurbe. Muh bic Glepban-
ten folen na4 Eennent tpeinen t0nnen,
tpenn iie gefansen unb sefeHelt fnb
unb ii4 ibrer cine tiefe Niebersei9la@
senbeit bemd9tist. st eradblt bon
einem folden. Der rei4lide 9brdnen
pergoB unb babel laut fhrie. Das>
lelbe er5dblen Die Mdrter bes inbifden
glepbanten i'm 2onboner 3oologifden
garten. benz man fein Sunses senomz
men batte. Gnblid tpirb BON Heben.
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BERN Wilo bert9tet, bob iie bor benz
Uerenben SbrGnen peraieBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21
9etratbSb e,utMi9mn8en.

WaIter @. Mllifon - Ninnie Braon
beibe bon Barrs Drills.
Wpron 8. ytetpion, Eenniion = Hutl
Slender. Wiopale.
8roper Sornep = 5opbia 8oper, beio,
BON Henniion.
0ouis W. 9tompfon, uhrihsbi0e :
pearl &iefert. Nem pbilaoelpbia.
Sohn &. Watt Qeila R. Smith
beioe bon Oenni1on.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-21
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oeriudt peerleb Wshi nno ~. tpfrott
gu1 iber3euQen. bab oehsn Qnalitdt
aeraoe ridti9 1T. nm Gnren 8efMmad
10 .befrieoi9en. mOQt Sbr nnn nod 10
tritti4 peranlaat iein. Daheibe III
Dom beften Winteruei3en beraeitellt uno
na1 einer Metbooe aemablen. bic Que
auten Beifanotheiie bes @etreioes bent
Nebl erbdlt. .5hr finbet tein onoeres
Rebl. Delbes il, gleiner QDeiie oisiem
fir 8ebdd oller Mrt alein fomn,t. ohne
Rhdiiht auf ben preis. ben Str Daflr
beaohlt.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Infants Department.

Infants White Lawn Pillow Cases,
trimmed with tucked TUffie and finished
with tucks and seatherstitcning Re
duced from SIS TO 75c each
: Infants Handmade Linen Pillow
Cases, with hand-embrOidered scalIoped
edge. Reduced from $50 TO 800 each
5 Infants Handmade Linen Pillow
Cases, hand-embroidered in dainty sprays
and finished with hand-embroidered seal
loPed edge Reduced from $50 10 800
each.
4 Infants Handmade Linen Pillow
Cases, trimmed with hemstItched ruf7e
and finished win featheTstitching and
French knots. Reduced from 500 to Sl.75
each.
Infants Handmade French Lawn
Pillow cases. heart shape, trimmed with
beading and finished with hemstitched
RUNE. Reduced from $3.50 to s1-75 each.
Infants French Lawn Pillow Cases.
heart shape. trimmed with beading and
finished with FUffle Of German valen-
ciennes insertion and lace Reduced from
$500 10 S2-25 each
Infants Handmade Bibs, in several
styles, vaTiously trimmed with beading.
featherstitching- tucked Tufles. and lace.
Reduced from $50 10 $50 each
I Maternity Packet. Reduced from s. 80
70 $50.
Third hoor-Elszenth =
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Women'S Waist Dert.

. Hunters Green Ail-Over Tucked Net
Waists. with tucked long sleeves. sizes 3s
and IS Reduced from 1915 10 S3-75 each.
10 Messaline Satin and Net Waists. IN
taupe. copenhagen blue, peacock green.
and mulberry in alI-OVeT tucked effects,
with tucked long sleeves Reduced from
$50 and $3.50 70 $50 each
] Hunters Green Net Waist. elaborately
trimmed with wide folds OF satin and
soutache braid; tucked long sleeves; size
3S Reduced from 1920 10 SIS
Wistaria Dotted Net Waists. trimmed
with bands Of satin and soutache braid
and finished with diTectOire tie: sizes IS
and g Reduced from S1200 10 $3.50 each
4 All-over Tucked Net Waists. in taupe
and sage green, trimmed with hands Of
mesSaline satin and finished with direc-
toire tie Reduced from $50 70 500 each.
! Irish Linen Shirt Waist, hand-em-
broidereG and trimmed with Baby Irish
and Ciuny laces and fine tucks. fasten in
back: size IS. Reduced from SIC. % 10 IS 3.
I Fine Bstiste Lingerie Waist: front.
back, and sleeves trimmed with cIuny
lace. Swiss embroidery, and fine tucks:
fastens in back; size 40. Reduced from
$50 to $3.50.
Irish Linen Shirt Waists. with front
Of hand-embroidery and large and small
tucks; laundered collar and cuffs; fasten
in front; sizes "a and 40. Reduced from
$50 10 S2-95 each.
Irish Linen Shirt Waists CFiske
Clarke & Flagg's make. plain tailored
style; fasten in front: sizes 40 and A. Re-
duced from $500 to $50 each
Irish Linen Shirt Waists tailor finish
with Gibson plat and pocket: long
sleeves; fasten in front: sizes 90 and -
Reduced from $3.50 to $50 each.
Third foor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
WOmen'S Suit Department.

1 Gray Chiffon Velvet Coat Suit: direc-
toire coat. trimmed with black braid, cir
cular skirt. trimmed with braid Re
cuced from $500 20 $50.
Resed8 Green Combination Coat Suit:
coat Of bengaline silk, trimmed with
black velvet. plain skirt 81 chiffon broad
cloth. Reduced from $3.50 10 $50
Ca5awba Broadcloth Coat Suit. coat
tailored style; train skirt with high-girdle
effect. Reduced from S75.o0 10 $3.50
Novelty Cloth Coat Suit. Of fine worst
ed. directoiTe coat. with satin revers; cir
CulaT skirt Reduced from SI2-o0 10 $500
5 BroadcIoth Princess Dresses. in green.
blue. catawbe, and gray, lace yOkeS.
trimmed with buttons Reduced from
$40 and $3.50 to sl5e0 each.
Navy Blue Broadcloth Jumper Dress;
waist elaborately embroidered: plain
skirt. Reduced from $500 10 Sf5.o0
/ Gray BroadcIoth Princess Dress. with
lace yoke finished with Persian silk; plain
circular skirt with train. Reduced from
$500 10 SZ50o.
Rose Chiffon Broadcloth Princess
Dress. with yoke Of cloth Of gold and
tucked chiffon sleeves circular skirt with
train Reduced from 5000 10 $3.50
Bronze Green Satin Princess Dress,
with lace yoke. train gOreG skirt with
fold Reduced from $52-oo 10 S37-50
! WiStaria NOiie Princess Dress. made
over white satin, with low neck and
short net sleeves. gOred train skirt with
fold Reduced from $3.50 70 s5Aeo
Evening Coats. gray and old rose.
trimmed with black braid and lined with
black satin; sizes = and s.. Reduced from
$500 10 S20eo-
] Black Satin Evening Cape. lined with
maize satin and finished with gold-and-
black braid collar. size So Reduced from
$500 10 s5S50
Third foo--G
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
STORIES TOLD OF CIVIL WAR.
Confederate Veterans Association
Celebrates Anniversary.

With speeches and stories Of the civil
war. the nineteenth anniversary Of the
Confederate Veterans Association was
celebrated by Camp IL. Of the District Of
Columbia. in Confederate Memorial Home,
I322 Vermont avenue northwest, last night
The Sons Of Veterans were guests Of
honor.
The celebration took the form Of
smoker, and when the smoke from the
cigars partly obscured the ceiling Judge
Seth Shepard, MAJ Holmes Conrad,
commander Of the camp. and Edwin c.
Dutton. commander Of the Sons Of Vet
erans. made short addresses. The gath
ering then resolved itself into sn i'm
promptu story telling party, and until late
in the evening the griZZled warriors Wed
with one another IN recounung narrow es-
capes and fercely contested battles.
Thomas ". HungeTfOrd was chairman
Of the committee on arrangements. He
was assisted by Msgnus Thompson and
Capt. II. II. Marmaduke.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

Francis A ST Clair, Baroness Won Dach-
enhausen, and Miss Elizabeth Noyes
DowelL The delegation goes TO the con-
gress uninstructed. One new member was
admitted. An historical programme fol-
lowed Dr. Clarissa Tufts jerks. in
charge, gave an interesting outline OF the
intervening events which led I'D to the
Following papers. The first Continental
congress. Baroness Won Dachenhausen; !;
Ihe vote that broke the tie" Mrs.
Charles n Pepper; The second Conti-
mental Congress-, Mrs George 3 Tall
man A colonial musicale viii be given
oy the chapter the evening Of March II.
Mrs. ". B. Watkins, Of Beaver, Pa,
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Lacey. at the Portner.
Mrs. Mary Stokes Noble and daughters.
Of London, Canada, formerly Of Beaver.
Pa, have taken an apartment at the
Portner for the remainder OF the winter
Mrs. Margaret Draro Wilson, OF Beaver.
Pa, is the guest Of her sister, Miss Louise
c Wilson, at the Portner, for the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mrs J. Edgar Smith VIII be at home
to-day for the last time this season.
Mrs. John .TweedaIe. us P street. viii
not be al home to-day.
Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt. who spent the
last few days in Baltimore. was joined
there yesterday by Mrs. Vanderbilt, and
together they went 70 Palm Beach for a
visit Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore
for the wedding Of Miss Jarvis and Mr..
Gibson on Tuesday. at which Mr.. Van
derbilt was an usher. He was enter
tained at dinner on Wednesday night in
Baltimore by Mr.. and Mrs. Raj Parr.
who was also an usher.
Mrs. Charles Gould and Miss Constance
Wood, OF Philadelphia. viii be the house
guests during inauguration week Of Mrs.
Thomas c. Bourne. f4l27 HiIlyer place.
Mrs H ". Van Senden will be AZ home
to-day from TO for the last time This
season The number OF her residence
has been changed from 2fi2 to 1913 Colum-
t-e road.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargain in
Cambria EdgiHgS and
Insertions.

A lot OF Cambria Edgings and
Insertions (some in patterns that
match). put up in lengths ranging
from AZ TO 10 yards, and sold only
by the piece. The insertions range
from 1 to 8 inches IN width
Special price, Ioc yard.
Also another lot of Cambria Edg-
ings and Insertions, put up in
lengths ranging from AZ to 10
Yards, and sold only BY the piece.
.Edgings range in width from 3 TO
3 inches. Insertions are from / to
~ inches wide.
Special price, sc a yard.
Main Hoor-G g.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
COrSet Department.

pairs Lily of France Corsets, medium
bust and hip. boned with real whalebone;
sizes is. ls. ?, and 3. Reduced from $95t
20 $500 pair
pairs Lily OF France Corsets, coutil
medium bust and hip; size 2. Reduced
from $50 to 800 pair
IS pairs P. y Corsets. coutiI. high bust
long hip, elastics attached; sizes IS to Is
Reduced from Sz-o0 TO S1.5G pair.
g pairs J. 3. Corsets, bafiste. low bust
medium hip, elastics attached; sizes Il
y, and 2. Reduced from 800 TO q 3 pair
pairs Ivy Corsets. batiste. high bust
medium hip. elastics attached: sizes ?;
and 3. Reduced from $50 TO $3.50 pair.
pairs Ivy COrsets. pink and blue fig
ured broche. medium bust. short hip.
elastics attached. sizes 2J q, ard y. Re
duced from $500 to SEQ pair.
Third foor-Ele7euth 81
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Misses Department.

4 Girls Wine-color Cheviot Coats. full
length double-breasted style, trimmed
with black bone buttons and finished with
velvet collar, sizes 10 and T. Reduced
from $50 TO S3.75 each.
1 Miss Dark Blue Cheviot Jumper
Dress, trimmed with silk 10 match; plain
skirt with fold: size Is. Reduced from
$3.50 to $50
Girls Red Velvet Corduroy Coat. full
length double-bTeasTed style; finished
with caracal collar and cuffs; size S. Re-
duced from s15.06 20 $50
] Girls Atwood Cheviot Dress. red
aHd-biue plaid. trimmed with velvet rib
bon and fancy buttons, full plated skirt:
long sleeves; faStens in back, size s. Re-
duceG from $3.50 to $500
1 Girls AH-wOoi Serge Dress. brown
and-blue plaid trimmed with dark blue
serge and black braid; long sleeves;
fastens IN back; fun plated skirt; size 10.
Reduced from $50 10 S6.00.
i Mss Dark Blue Broadcloth Jumper
Dress. empire style. 81 sleeves: trim
med with black satin buttons: full skirt:
size 1e- Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Third foor-G st
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
ARMY AND NAVY
Army Orders.

Leave q absence for three months is granted Maj
WILLARD +. TRURF. Medical Corps. % take
sfect upon the completion Of his duty with
rrDcVs 7tuuing 20 the United States.
Cart STANLEY II. FORD, qza-te-naster, upcn
his reIlef from duty IS dapo- eua-tsunas;er
Hazana Cuba wlu proceed 70 this city and
rCpCrt 70 the QUsTeeTmaS1eT G6neTal q the amy
for duty II bis ofice.
CO.. DAN c. HINGMAN, Corps cf Engineers. row
n this city under orders 70 appear before a
retiring board. VIII return 70 his station At
Sa7znnsh Ca. fcT Temporary duty. and VII
again rrrair 70 this city when summoned %
appesr for examination By The president Ct the
retiring bard.
Cart. THOMAS g. HANSON Nineteenth Infantry
Is detailed Tor duty IN the amy transport serT-
Sos. With station st san Francisco. Cal rslier-
iug Capt WILLIAM H. TOBIN, Coast Artil-
lsry C0Tps-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Rug Department.

sx12-ft. SEAMLESS Wilton Rug. Re-
duced from S55.0o 70 5000
I S-3x106-ft. Body Brussels Rug. Re
duced from 81 80 10 Sl975
! 9X12-ft. BarOda Rug Reduced from
$3.50 10 1900
sxs-ft: Axminster Rug. Reduced from
S2Goe 10 $3.50.
Rugs. made Of short lengths Of car
pets. Reduced from S1.5e 10 800 each.
pieces Fiber Carpet. Reduced from
4oc % &c yard
Fogr4h aoos-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Black Dress Goods.

yards 54-inch Storm CheviOt- Reduced
from 500 10 $500 for piece
yards 46-inch Shadow Stripe Serge.
Reduced from $500 TO $500 for piece
"a yards 40-inch Silk-warp Henrietta
PTiestley's). Reduced from 1913 TO 800
for piece.
yards 4e-inch Lansdowne CReaG's).
Reduced from $3.50 10 500 for piece
IL yards 54-inch Striped Serge. Reduced
from S2-25 TO soc for piece
"a yards 46-inch Striped PTunella. Re
duced from S7-l9 10 500 for piece.
s yards 4-inch Silk-waTps Tamise. Re
duced from $50 10 $500 for piece.
/ yards 44-inch Striped Serge. Reduced
from SEQ 10 $500 for piece
"a yards 46-inch Tussah Royal Priest
ley's)- Reduced from S10.63 10 $500 for
piece.
yards 59-inch Wide-waie Serge Re
duced from S5.o0 10 500 for piecs
s yards 3S-inch Wool AIbaIross. Re
duced from 800 to SEQ for piece.
27s yards 5S-inch Spot-prOof BToadcIoth.
Reduced from SECS to $500 for piece.
- yards 5o-inch Broadcloth. Reduced
from s5-3S 20 800 for piece
; yards Mohair Briiliantine. Reduced
from S3.75 10 500 for piece
Second hoor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
ADMIRAL FRANKLIN'S BURIAL
Prominent Men VIII Attend Services
for Late Naval Officer.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Samuel r Franklin. L S y. who died
az his residence, 1S3s Nineteenth
street northwest. Wednesday afternoon,
viii be held at 10 o'clock this morning.
al St Matthew's Church. Rev. Father
Cooper. VIII oficiate and the interment
vii be IN Arlington Cemetery
The honorary pail bearers viii be John
Lee Carroll former governor Of Mary
land; Gen. George Davis, Gen John J
Coppinger. Admiral Francis NJ Ramsay,
Admiral Stephen 3. Luce. Admiral Fred
erick .. Rodgers. Admiral Royal b
Bradford Admiral David II Harmony.
Capt Stanton. Dr. George E II. Harmon,
William A. Maury, and Hannis Taylor.
Eight sailors from ships at the navy
yard VIII act as q guard 10 Arlington
and as active pail bearers.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Shoe Department.

I3 pairs Women's Tan CaIfskin Lace
and Button Shoes. welt sole. Cuban heel,
short vamp last: sizes 81 and 4izA-6B-
- 3 5Iz and 6C-25L A. ; SlL s and
6z5D- Reduced from $50 10 SL95 pair
Il pairs WOmen's Button and Lace
Shoes-ends OF several lines. including
kidskin and calfskin; welt sole; sizes I.
81. ;. and 7AA-3. So. T. and 45A-s. az
and 7B-2lz. 3. 81. and 9C-2h and sd.
Re6-ed from 500 and $3.50 to S1.95 pair.
IS pairs Misses and Children's Kidskiu
Lace Shoes. patent tip OF tip Of same.
spring heels, heavy sole: sizes 81. 9. gIz. 10.
lgz, u to lB-Siz. siA. and f0C-I0D. Re
duced from $50 and s175 to s1.o0 pair.
Third hoo7-Tenth 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargain in
Cotton Dress Goods.

5000 yards Printed Madras,
white ground with polka dots and
stripes Of blue, pink, gray and black
This is a soft and very attractive
material and especially suitable for
mems and BOYS shirts, womens 5 and
children's shirtwaist dresses, sep
arate skirts. &C., 81 inches wide.
25c yard Value, 35c.
And these remnants:
(21z to 8 yard lengths.
12izc Printed Lawns. 10c yard
121zc Printed Percales. I0C yard.
PIC SeersUcker Ginghams, 16c yard.
PFC Outing Flannels. 10c yard.
PIC and iSc FleecedOwn. SC yard
sc Costume Chiffon. 1Sc yard.
&c Scotch Ginghams, ISc yard.
SOC Chiffon SIX 35c yard
SIC Poplin. &c yard.
3SC MOuSSeiine. &c yard
3Sc Japonika Silk. sc yard
Second ioor-G *.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
NAVY Orders

Commander Il u. DOSIBAUGH. detached duty n
command Nevada. and continue duty IN con-
Eaand Arkansas.
Couman6sr c. C. MARSH. detached SPECIAL ten
po7zTy duty N conEection salvage q Yankee.
&C. 70 duty Bureau Of Navigation. Nsry De
psrtmsnt Washington. D. C. ard additional
e1ty connection naval militia
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargains in
Muslin Underwear Dept.

A lot of Women's Black Silk
Petticoats, Of good quality taffeta,
with deep aounce Of sectional ruff
1es.
S2-75 each. Value, $500
A lot Of Women's Silk Jersey
top Petticoats, in black and colors,
with founces OF soft messaline or
taffeta silk.
$50 each. Value, $3.50.
A lot Of Women's Muslin Long
Petuooats, with lawn flounce Of fine
tucks finished with dep hem.
29c each. Value, soc.
A lot of Wonlen's Crepe Short
kimonos, in pink, lavender, and
light blue. with attractive Persian
borders.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargain in
French VOiLeS.

5000 yards 42-inch French
Voiles, in plain shades Of navy
blue, gray blue. tan, mode, brown
and red; also self-colored checks
and rich plaids and stripes. This
IS one of the best values we hav&
ever offered IN dress materials.
and being a popular lightweight
fabric-always IN Style-will be
much in evidence this spring.
Special price, soc a yard.
Value, SI.z5.
Second foCr-G st
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargain in
VdLencienneS LdceS.

We have Just secured another
lot Of Falenciennes laces (edges
and insertions TO matcf) VARYING
from 81 10 IL inches in width.
Suitable for trimming lingerie
dresses, blouSes, underwear. &c.
6Oc a dozen yards.
Values, SI.oo to SI.7s.
Main soo7-G s.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
A VACANT CHAIR

In TIE household may have been
unnecessary If the parents had
done their duty and bought bot
tie Of GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA
PREPARATION and had II ready
when Group and pneumonia came.
It gives quick relief for colds,
coughs, pains, and soreness. and
ailments where Inflammation and
congestion are the cause Ex-
ternal-absorbed. All druggists,
S1-00 TO &c Buy to-day and have
10 vacant chair in the home.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

And these remnants:
Is WOmen's Canbric Corset Covers, it
ted style, low round OF square neck. trim
med with embroidery or valenciennes
lace, beading. and ribbon. Reduced from
75c 10 &c each.
10 Women's Cambria Gowns. high neck.
long sleeves sll-Over tucked yoke: neck
and sleeves finished with embroidery. Re
duCed from 800 TO Sc each.
Is WOmen's Corset Covers, fitted style;
low round neck trimmed with embroidery
edge and wide embroidery beading run
with pink or blue ribbon. Reduced from
Sl-00 TO 50c each
Third ioor-EleFeuth s.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

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The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
Friday Bargain in
Women'S Isle Hose.

80 dozen pairs Women's Black
Isle Thread Hose. with lace
ankles; excellent quality.
25c pair Value, 35c.
And these remnants.
= pairs WOmeI'S Black spun silk Hose.
with white silk ClOcking- sizes q s15 and
10 Reduced from S1-25 to 50c pair
u pairs Women's Black Silk LisIe Hose.
with double s0les and heels; size 10 Re
duced from Soc 10 35c pair.
Il pairs Infants Black Cashmere Hose.
with silk toes and heels, sizes / and IL.
Reduced from sc 10 PIC pair
Main fcor-F ST.