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The Fourth Fund.

At the latest reckoning published yester-
day 800 is needed by the committee In
charge Of the preparations for the Fourth
of July celebration, to insure a salts
factory fulfllment Of the promises held
out to the community. Considering the
amount Of entertainment to be afforded
TO a great multitude of people, it would
seem that this sum should be forth Looming
Immediately upon the statement of the
need. 1t cannot be said that the lack OF
5000 will mark the difference between a
safe and sane Independence day and
the old-fashioned barbaric dissertation OF
the Fourth. There is no danger of a re-
turn to the life-taking methods of the
past as long as the authorities persist In
their intention to enforce the laws
strictly. 1t is, however. desirable that
the Fourth should be properly nmem-
GRATED by the community at larg both
to mark the day and perpetuate it as an
occasion of general rejoicing, and to fix
the habit of respectful, safe recognition
Of an occasion of special significance. The
practice of exploding powder as a means
of expressing public gratitude TO: the
emancipation of the American colonies
from English rule has persisted for gen.
erations. 1t has become national evil.
1t will not be easy to correct it, despite
the fact that by an immense majority the
people today desire the substitution OF
less painful and costly processes of jublla-
ton. Like all other fixed habits, in
diligence in explosives will be overcome
only by persistent effort, and the small
annual cost to this community of the
substitute, $4,000. should be gladly and
eagerly given. At the present reckoning
of the population this Is less than one
cent for each man, woman and child in
the District of Columbia Before the new
order of things was established here.
when Independence day was d pande-
monium. and the hospitals were kept at
work from dawn until midnight caring
for the wounded and the dying, and the
firemen We're busy without intermission
quenching CONGREGATIONS. and the non-par-
Elephants in the turmoil were suffering
torments from the continual crashing OF
bombs and guns and crackers, many
times the sum that Is being spent now to
provide for the sensible harmless enter
tainment of all classes of people on the
Fourth was squandered in meaningless
indulgences. Considering the mere money
saving effected by the enforcement of the
law, the people Of Washington should
place at the disposal of the committee
in charge enough funds to ensure the
most elaborate program possible to be
devised in giving expression to the Ma
tional Capitals sentiment on the Fourth.
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Payable in advance-by mail postage prepaid:
nafly Sunday included. one month. 60 cents
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month 90 cents.
Saturday Star. 81 year. Sunday Star 81 40 year
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Travelling Goods Dept.

MEMS High-gr Wardrobe Trunk, bound
with hber and trimmed with brass; Yale lock.
Reduced from s65.O0 to 5000.
] Women's High-grade Wardrobe Trunk, bound
with fiber and trimmed with brass. Reduced
from $50 90 to $3.50.
/ Women's High-grade Wardrobe Trunk. bound
with rawhide and trimmed with brass. Reduced
from s60 90 to $1,000.
1 42-inch Steamer Trunk. bound with fiber.
lined with linen and trimmed with bronze. Re
duced from $4,000 to $13 90
40-inch Steamer Trunk. bound with rawhide,
lined with linen and trimmed with brass. Re-
duced from $500 to $500.
Se-inch Steamer Trunk. made of fiber, lined
with linen and trimmed with brass; very light
in weight Reduced from $1,000 to $l4.00.
1 24-inch Leather Suit Case. sewed corners
brass catches. good strong handle. Reduced from
Sl4.OO to $1,000
2l.inch Leather SHIT Case. reinforced corners
lined with linen. Reduced from $14.50 TO $lo.0o
26-fnch Leather Suit Case, sewed corners.
brass catches. linen lined. Reduced FROM $1,000
26-inch Care Suit Case, brass catches.
straps all around. brass lock. good strong han
die: very light in weight Reduced from $40
inch Cane riit Case. bound with leather.
linen lined. brass lock, good strong handle. Re-
duce8 from $500 to 80. %.
Basement. Equitable bldg.
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ON the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
The eminent virginian who died yes
terday at his home in Lynchburg was
the sole survivor in the Senate Of a
group of democratic leaders Of excep-
tional capacity who sat In that body
during President Cievelafid's first tsrm.
They represented. so far as the south
was concerned. chiefly the class which
had distinguished itself In the service OF
the Confederacy. They belonged to the
older school Of democracy taught by
Breckinridge and repudiated by Douglas.
a few notifications being made to meet
the unavoidable consequences Of the war.
Among them were Vance and Rensom Of
North Carolina. Hampton and Butler OF
South Carolina. Gordon and Coiduitt OF
Georgia, Pugh and Morgan Of Alabama.
Waithail and George of Mississippi. Glib
SON and Eustis OF Louisiana. Bate and
Harris OF Tennessee. Reagan Of Texas
and Berry Of Arkansas. Closely allied
with these men In association ANA eGnti-
ment were the following border state
democrats: Vest and Cockrell Of Mis-
souri,. Beck and Blackburn OF Kentucky
and Kenna and Faulkner OF West vir-
1inia. 1t was . formidable array OF
men and talent ana capacity for leader
ship. some were orators OF high rank;
ali understood the arts OF political In
citemsat and peSsuasiofs .-,., :
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SI.5o Hats, $I.oo.
S2.oo Hats, $I.35.
$3.50 Hats, $I.o5.
$500 Hats, $1.95.
$3.50 Hats, S2.25..
$500 Hats, $3.50.
5000 Panamas, SAYS.
$500 Panamas, 5000.
$1,000 Panamas, $3.50.
$500 Panamas, $1,000.
Main floor, ST.
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From the Boston Transcript
Last week was q clearing season for
many of the colleges The present one
viii bring to q close the year for others.
and some of them the largest and most
important, and as the month goes out
the cioister gates will be shut almost
everywhere. All this means a readjust-
ment in the social forces and business
activities of the country. Mr.. Carnegie
has splendidly endowed an institution for
the purpose Of finding the exceptional
man" The motive Is wholly worthy. but
as a rule the exceptional man has to And
himself. There can be no definite fore
casting concerning the part that any
particular class in any particular college
is going to take in the world. Large
things are usually expected Of the young
men who have maintained high medioc-
rity during their college course. but the
chances are that that will continue to BE-
their standard in LIES larger activities
Quite as often ii happens that the student
who has been in no way distinguished
during his academic career burgeons un.
expected and surprising powers when tho
supporting arms that for four years have
been around him are withdrawn.
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Friday Specials in
WOmen'S Shirt Waists.

A lot of Women's Batiste Shirt
Waists, front deliberately trimmed
with ivory tinted valenciennes in
sertion, swiss medallions and panel
of embroidered net; back tucked
and trimmed with insertion: "a"
sleeves trimmed to match; Dutch
neck; fasten in back; all sizes.
S2.o5 each. Value, $3.50.
A lot of Womens India Lawn Waists.
front tucked and trimmed with embroid-
cry plat finished on either side with lace
edging: tucked back: tucked long sleeves
with lace-edsed cuffs; high collar 10
match: fasten in front; all sizes.
SI.5o each. Value, $2.25.
lot of Womens Cross barred Muslin
Shirt Waists, tailored style; tucked front
and back; long sleeves, finished with laun-
dered cuffs and collar: fasten in front I'M
der lace-trimmed plat; all sizes.
SI.5o each. Value, $2.25.
And these remnants:
French Lawn Shirt Waist. with hand made
yoke back and front OF fagoting and hand
drawn work. front finished In small ~tucks
tucked back and tucked long sleeves finished
with handmade cuffs of fagotins finished with
In back; size 36. Reduced from $3.50 TO IS. 30.
Batiste Shirt Waists, tucked front trimmed
with hand embroidery: tucked back; tucked long
sleeves with cuffs finished with valenciennes
edging: high collar; fasten In lack; size "a. Re
duced from $3.50 10 $500 each.
Third door, G. st.
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Senator Daniel.

AS gentleman, statesman and orator.
John W. Daniel was of the Old schooi'
He was ceremonious almost to austerity.
His views of the Constitution gave 1t
strict construction. His long addresses
showed great care as to phrase ana 1ofn'
and were delivered with marked earnest
ness and dignity.
But this is not TO say that MAJ. Danlel
was behind the times. On the contrary
he kept well abreast of them as respected
the meaning and tendencies OF new
things He was at once student ana
man of action. But he brought to the
field the manner and the manners or an
earlier day, and drew upon himself much
respect and admiration for his bearing
among men and his examination OF pub
lie questions. His integrity and sincerity
were never doubted on either side of the
political line.
This accomplished Virginian made his
first official appearance in Washington
as a member of the House. but, fOrtu-
nately for him and his constituents, was
soon transferred to the Senate. He would
probably not have reached the rank and
influence in the former body that he did
in the latter The Senate was the proper
field for him. It's atmosphere Tailed
with his tastes. He had the measured
way of doing things. Noise and turbu-
lence would not have developed his
powers Not that he lacked force or
quick decision, but he preferred orderli-
ness and leisurely discussion. No man
was ever more happily placed in poll
tics than Maj. Daniel in the Senate.
where he spent twenty-three years in
distinguished and useful service.
And yet on the bench he would have
been even better placed. He came of a
race of lawyers. His. father and grand
father before him were judges. He en-
braced the profession by a sort of in
stinct He became an author of note,
dealing so LUMINOSITY with certain dry
branches of the law as to secure for his
books wide fame and adoption. Had for
tune directed his steps to the Supreme
Court of the United States, even to the
chair of the Chief Justice, he would have
made a great name for himself there. as
he did in the Senate.
The responsibility of filling this vacancy
is one that Virginia will appreciate. Mr..
Martin should have a colleague measur-
ing up to the traditions and to the re-
quirements of these new times. The Old
Dominion is moving with the procession,
and must hold. her own with the New
wide awake her national representatives
are the greater will be her share Of the
national progress and prosperity.
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WOmen's Dress Waist Dept.

Several Chiffon Cloth Blouses, cIabor ate ly
braided and tucked. Reduced from SI6.J1 10
ST. IS each.
Several Chiffon Cloth Blouses. in accordion
plated models. Reduced from Si2 30 TO S6.1 ,
each.
. Dainty Chiffon Cloth BlOuses. semi la ilorcd
effects. tucked and finished with chiffon quillIn.
Reduced from $50 to S6.1J each.
White Net Blouse. richly GRADED and Trim
med with bands of white nIVire silk. heuuccd
$3.50 s.. IJ each
4 small lot OF SILK Waists in odd sizes aud
styles. Reduced from 500 aud 500 TO $50
each.
} Black Filet Net Overboases. Reduced from
$50 To S51J each.
l Black Brussels Net Overblouse trimmed
with narrow black satin ribbon. Reduced FROM
$1,000 to $50.
s Chiffon Cloth Overbouses braided and trim
med with chiffon quilting. Reduced from $50
to Sc a. each.
Third floor, q ST.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

800 remnants OF Imported and
Domestic Cotton Dress Fabrics
offered at a third to half less than
regular prices. Included are some
of the most stylish and desirable
fabrics of the season. Lengths
range from 2A to 7 yards
enough for waist, separate
skirt. dressing sacque, a child's
dress, boys suit.
12ac Lawns. Sc a yard.
12Iac Dotted Swiss, &c yard
25c Dimity, loo yard.
29c Dur bar Cloth, 15c yard.
pc Himalaya Cloth, 1Jc yard,
csc POplin, 15c a yard.
CSC Silk and Cotton Costume Chit
fon, 15c yard
4Oc silk-and-Cotton4 Tussah. zoe a
yard. -
soc Mercerized Corded Rep. zoe a
yard. -
Second floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30

the race to develop. 1t is no superficial
thing, a fad of q moment or of gen
Grafton. No genius or philosopher De.
vtsed it and persuaded the race. to adop!
is as deep as our consciousness and is
woven into the fiber of our being. II
grew as our very language grew 1t Is
an instructive passion of race. And as
men today thrill to short saxon w S'na,s
Of prize fight, to the onslaught and the
repulse and to the exhibition OF gameness
and courage. This is the ape and tiger
in us: granted But. Ike the ma man 81. 10
away from it. 1t is the fact. the ire
fraRible fact. We like fighting: 1t rs our
nature. We are realities in real world
and we must accept the reality OF our
nature and all its thrillableness If we
are to live in accord with the real world :
and those who try to get away from these
realities, who. by ukase of the VIII, deny
their existence, succeed only In living
in a world of illusion and misunder-
standing.
Which simply means that despite our
education, our improvements In the ways
and means of living. despite our re-
ligious teachings. despite the inspiring
examples of noble minds and souls. de-
spite the refining results OF intercourse
and travel, there remain enough ete-
mental brutes among us to support q
purely professional game the fairness of
which is strongly doubted by the ma
jority of people, which teaches nothing
whatever which transfers an immense
sum Of money from a large number of
pockets to a few and the worst effect
Of which is to spread before helpless
public later an endless array of motion
pictures wildly reproducing the meeting
of two decidedly undesirable citizens.
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Special price, $I4.75 each.
Were $500 and $1,000.
Mems Furnishings Department.

56 pieces Mems Feather Weave White Cotton
Underwear Goa style shirts and kneelength
drawers; shirts. sizes 36, 40. ~ and ~: draw
ers, sizes 80. 80, 36. 30 and ~. Reduced from
0Oc to 35c; garments for 81 90.
IL pieces Mems Fine Imported Lisle Thread
Underwear. in white and ecru long and short
sleeve shirts and ankle-length drawers: shirts,
sizes SO. AZ. A and As; drawers. sizes 81, "a,
40 and AZ. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.15: gar
ments for 500.
40 pairs Mems Fine Isle Thread Half Hose.
in fancy effects: ends of several discontinued
lines: sizes 91s 10, 101i and II. Reduced from
soc to poe pair.
. dozen pairs Mems Silk Lisle Half Hose: In
plain colors; sizes 81 and 10is. Reduced from
25c to zoe; = pairs for S1.O0.
II Mems White Madras Neglge Shirts In
self figured and striped effects. with detached
cuffs; sizes 1871, II and liz. Reduced from
81 90 to 69c; 5 for $500.
IL short lengths Fine Imported Colored Madras,
such used in our custom made shirts, rang
ing from l to yards Reduced from SOC to 2jt
a yard.
Main lloOr, st.
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An Adieu.

Goodbye, Mistuh Congressman.
See you in de fall!
l understands yoh home folks
Is a-waitin' fob call.
Dey tells me it's henceforward
De simple life fob you.
A-eatin' of fried chicken
An a-sayin' "Howdy do
When de reedbird's on de broiler
An de oysters At to fry;
When terrapin Is In de stew
An quail on toas' draws nigh.
Wen have de usual welcome
Fob to greet you one an all.
Goodbye, Mistuh Congressman.
See you in de fall!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-30
Friday Special in
Boys BIOuses.

A lot of Boys Fine Soisette and
Madras Blouses, with soft collars
small sizes have eton and sailor
collars; all have short sleeves
sizes 7 to, 10.
75c each. Values, ST 90 and ST 50.
And these remnants:
IS Fine Milan Braid Hats. for boys and girls:
In sailor and MILDLY shapes: plain and bound
edges Reduced from 81. so to S5 each.
% White Straw Hats, sailor and MILDLY styles,
for boys and girls. Reduced from s.. 90 to $135
each.
10 Khaki P1ay Suits, with long trousers: sizes
II. 13 Ii and Is. Reduced from $1.OO to 6oc
each.
Silk Scarfs, to wear on straw or duck hats;
pluids and plain colors. Reduced from $1OO
and 81 so to Toe each.
Third floor. Tenth ST.
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WOmen's Coat Department.

/ Black Serge Coat, fuil-plsited back. trim
med with buttons and finished with moire silk
shawl collar; size IS. Reduced from So 80 TO
$500.
/ Tan Rajah silk Long Coat, made semi fitting
and trimmed with black silk; size 49, Re-
duced from $500 10 $500.
l Gold Cloth Long Coat made emi-fitting and
trimmed with Persian silk and gilt buttons !:
slightly soiled. Reduced from $3.50 10 SLIGO
$29.J0 to $1,000.
Red BroatcIoth - Coat. lined throughout :
size 81 Reduced from $3.50 to SEQ
Blue Serge Coat. IS length. made semi
fitting; size %. Reduced from $3.50 To 500.
Third floor, q
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Friday Specials in
WOmen'S Silk Dresses.

\ small lot of Dotted Satin
Foulard Dresses. i'll black, blue
and the new shade of green, with
yokeS of fancy net and cuffs trim
med with Persian bands and tiny
buttons some with high necks
and long sleeves: others Dutch
necks and three-quarter sleeves.
Skirts are in the new tunic, the
draped and the plain killed effects.
Special price, SI2.5o each.
Values up to $4,000.
\ small lot of Soft Taffeta Silk
Dresses. in plain colors and
changeable effects, with'net yokes
and short fancy sleeves: some
have high necks; others Dutch
necks. Skirts are in plain killed
and tunic effects.
Special price, SI2.5o each.
Values up to $1,000.
And these remnants:
Soft Tafrcta silk Dresses with net yokes
and cuffs: high nerls and fancy three-quarter
sleeves: plain Killed and rev tunic skirts Re
duced from S32-JD 10 $3.50. each
Orange Taffeta SILK Dresses with tucked
yoke aud sleeves and the funic skirt; suit
able for house wear or Formation for a
each.
Third Hoor, G st.
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China Department.

2 Richly Decorated Havlahd China Uncovered
Vegetable Dishes. Reduced from 81 % to s5c ca.
1 dozen Decorated Havland China Sauce
Dishes Reduced from s.. % to 81. so.
Daintly Decorated Havland China Meat
Dish. Reduced from 81 % to $1.75.
Richly Decorated French China Sauce Boat
and Stand. Reduced from $500 To S1.50.
1 Decorated Limoges China Covered Dish. Re-
duted from 81 So TO S5c.
Decorated Japanese China Cake Plate. Re
duced from $1.00 TO 75c.
/ dozen Decorated Individual Butter Dishes.
Reduced from 81 % to 81 90.
1 dozen Decorated Haviand China Bone Dishes.
Reduced from 80 to So 90.
/ Decorated French China Sugar aud Cream
Set. Reduced from 81 90 to 81 so
] Richly Decorated French China Marmalade
Jar. Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50.
Fifth hOor, G st.
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Summer Furniture Dept.

Natural-inish Sewing Rockers. with reed
seat and back. Reduced from S1.95 10 S1.35
each.
1 Large Chair. with seat and back and
wide arms Reduced from $1,000 to $6.95.
1 Folding Armchair. for porch lawn. Re
duced from $4.GO to $2.95.
2 Oak Porch Chairs. with double woven cane
seats. Reduced from $50 to So. 80 each.
Heavy Maple Chair, with full box seat;
we'll braced; also 1 Rocker to match. Reduced
from $3.50 to SO each.
. Reed Rockers, with wide and high
back. Reduced from $500 to 81. 50 each.
Porch Chair, with wide arms and cane seat.
Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
Sixth floor, G st.
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Friday Special in
Bows Atwood Suits.

A special lot of Boys Atwood
Suits, in neat fancy mixtures; sim
gle and double breasted and nor
folk styles, with knickerbocker
trousers sizes 7 to II.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Were $3.50, $1,000, $II.oo and
$3.50.
And these remnants:
6 White Linen Regulation Sailor Blouse Suits
sizes @. Z, IL and II. Reduced from $500 to
S.. 9J each.
Light-yveight All-wool Refers: sizes 21s, ).
and 10. Reduced from $500, $3.50 and. 81 30
to $3.50 each.
Wool Sailor Blouse Suit; size 5. Reduced
from $500 to $1.00.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Shoe Department.

Is pairs Women's Oxford Ties-ends OF a
number OF lines, including several styles ana
leathers the following sizes are combined in
the lott 4. Al, and CAS-, az, 1. Az, g.
Ga and IA, az and 6B-2. 2h, 3, 5H and
6i1C-2. pa 4, Al. and 51aD. Reduced from
$3.50. 1900 and $500 to. 50 Is pair.
IL pairs women's Oxford Ties-ends Of sew
eral llnes-in two and three eyelet effects: sizes
3h 4, Az and 5AA--3 and slsA-2, On 3X
and &C. Reduced from $500 and $3.50 to 81. 80
pair.
II pairs Boys Patent Leather Oxford Ties
made on swing last. with Goodyear welt sole
and narrow toe; sizes 4, ~. 8 and 51sA-a and
4ixD, Reduced from $500 to 81 90 pair,
Third door, Tenth st.
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Friday Specials in
Linen Department.

An odd lot of Table Linens, in
Guiding scarfs, doilies, tea cloths,
table cloths and napkins, soiled
from display, offered at
rs to 33b%
Less Than Regular Prices.
q Very Fine Damask Table
cloths, to be sold "as is
2x2H yds., 1915. Was $1,000.
2Ax3 yds., $3.50. Was $22.5o-
A lot of 48-inch. Linen Tussah,
in a good assortment of colors.
soc a yard. Was $I.25.
A lot of 48-inch Linen Diagonal,
in all the popular colors.
soc yard. Was $I.oo.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S LinOn Skirts.

A lot of Women's Linon Skirts.
in natural color; plain gored style,
finished with pocket: neatly tailor
ed.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Also a lot of Misses Skirts, of
white galatea, in plated style
neat and attractive skirts.
Special price, SIPS each.
And these remnants
Cream Serge Skirt plain gored style. trim
med with folds and buttons. Reduced from
SLID to $3.50
Black Panama Skirt. plated STYLE with
overskirt Reduced from $1,000 TO SI2J6
Gray Mohair Skirt. fun -plafted style. -
$500 TO 1919. "
Black-and- White Check skirts: full MATED
style i'll overskirt effect one finished with
black satin buttons. Reduced from sIa so 20
Third loor G. ST
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S Handkerchief.

A lot of Women's All-linen
Hemstitched Initial Handker-
chiefs; good quality and excellent
for summer use.
Special price, soc the half dozen.
Main floor G ST.
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And these remnants
Black Dress Goods.

AZ yds. 52-inch Panama Cloth. Reduced from
$7.19 to $500 for pee
5 yds. 44-inch Prunella CPrestleys). Re-
duced from $500 to 100 for pee.
an yds 44-inch Tussah Royal (Priestley's). Re.
duced from SIS 10 to 5000 for pee.
IA yds. 44-inch Striped Wool Tafeta Uupin' 81.
Reduced from SITS to $3.50 for pee:
5 yds. 42-inch Checked Wolfe nupin's). Re
duced from 1925 to So. 70 for pee.
yds. 44-inch English Whipcori. Reduced
from 5000 to 800 for pee.
yds. 44-inch Striped Tussah (Pnestley's).
Reduced from $500 to $500 for pee.
Az yds. 46-inclI Wolfe Nupin's). Reduced
from 1886 to 500 for pee.
Second floor, st.
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Corset Department.

pairs BatisIe Corsets. with medium bust and
extremely long hip; sizes 10 and 90 Reduced
from $500 TO 81 so pair.
pair Ivy Corsets, Of light blue silk. with me-
dunn bust and hip; size 70. Reduced from $500
to $3.50.
pair Sapphire Corsets. of coutil, with high
bust and medium hip; boned with whalebOne;
size %. Reduced from 50 80 to $3.50.
pairs Ivy Corsets. of coutil. with medium
bust and long hip: sizes is. 10, % and PC. Re-
duced from $6.JO 10 $3.50 pair
Third floor Eleventh st.