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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02

both are objects OF hatred In Wall street
Both are opposed to Tammany Hall, and
both hated by Tammany. Though enemies
at one time, each has come to respect the
other for other enemies he has made.
Why not act together against those
enemies?
The argument has it that Wall street
will name the democratic candidate fol
governor, and use its old tool, Tammany.
in his behalf. 1t Is already moving In
that direction. Mr., Murphy and Mr..
Corners have made up. Democrats who
opposed .Tammany last year in the city
will be hand-in-slove with 1t this year
in the state race. Mr.. Murphy will do
his best for the ticket in town. and Mr..
Corners his best upstate. Working to-
sether they make a strong team. They
are not threatened now by the opposition
of as capable tactician as Mr.. McCar-
rem. The place OF the Brooklyn boss has
not been filled.
This. it is predicted. will bring Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Hearst under the same
blanket. Particulars are not given. We
are not told which of them will name the
candidate for governor. although Of course
he must be a republican, and Of the best
standing. An Independence Lacquer
would not answer. But some republicans
are less Objectionable to Mr.. Hearst than
others. and he might submit a list Of
names for Mr.. Roosevelt's inspection.
If this combination is made, we shall
witness the most extraordinary campaign
that even New York has ever known. Mr..
Roosevelt is a master politician, and it
cannot be denied that for several years
past Mr.. Hearst has shown very great
Improvement in his play. Skill they will
have in abundance, and money for cam
paign expenses should not be lacking.
Wall street controls a good deal of money,
but not all, and enough to fill the war
chest of strong opposition ticket should
be in reach and easily collected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Friday Is Remnant Day.
Friday Specials in
WOmen'S Trimmed Hats.

Cp-to-date and i'll every way
desirable hats from our own work
rooms. They show the latest pref
erences in fashionable trimmings
and shapes, and the qualities quail
lily splendidly for our stock.
Special price, $500 each.
Were 5000 and $500.
In this assortment are hats of a
finer quality than the above, and
more varied in design and trim
ming. They are thoroughly high
class in every respect. but have
overstayed their limit, and are
necessarily not perfectly fresh.
Special price, $500 each.
Were $500 and $1,000.
Second floor, Tenth ST.
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The Local Taxpayers.

The spectacle presented at the tax COL
lectors ONCE at the close of the non-pen-
atty payment period for the current year
suggests that the District property own
ers are far from being taxdodgers. No
estimate Of the amount of money received
during the last two days OF the period
has been hazarded, though it is believed
that records have been broken. and that
close upon ST. 10000 have poured in upon
the collector in that period.
Some years ago the delinquent tax lists
were long and involved large amounts Of
money. Now. however, the percentage of
delinquency Is small, as the great ma
jority of taxpayers realize the importance
both to themselves and to the commu-
nifty at large of a prompt meeting of this
obligation. Taxes are not regarded in
Washington as an imposition. They are
equitably assessed in the main, and are
applied to the public uses without the
slightest suspicion of graft or leakage.
The only complaint the District taxpayer
has today is that Congress does not live
up to its pledge of 1878.
The Washington taxpayer carries as
heavy burden as the taxpayer of any
other city OF comparable size in this
country. 1t is true that with some eX-
ceptions Congress appropriates 81 of fed
eral money TO match every dollar of Dis
trict tax money for the maintenance of the
National Capital municipality. But this
contribution by the government for the
upkeep of the capital does not lessen the
load which the taxed property owner OF
the District bears. 1t represents the ad-
ditionaI cost OF keeping up municipal
organization of a peculiar character.
holding il upon a high standard Of eff
cheney despite the lack of great indus
trial establishments such as those which
In other cities contribute a large share
Of the local income.
Congressional critics of the local tax
payers, who from time 10 time aver that
the District is h specially favored COM
munity. that its property owners are lux
uriatinS in freedom from financial obi.
cations, should go TO the District build
ing at a time like the present and see
the tangible evidences there, in the form
Of the flood of checks and currency, O
the public spirit which animates the
local partners of the National Capita
organization. Perhaps they would ther
be less prone to fling their thoughtles
taunts Of taxdodging with which the!
punctuate their occasional debates OF
District affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Mems Clothing Department.

13 Young Mems Suits, broken lots or our spe-
caI spring lines: latest styles in grays, browns
and hines si'es e. 3D. b and SO csHst measure sasb
IL Mems Suits. discontinued lines and pat
terms: choice effects in light and dark grays and
browns: sizes :I6. 3s. 10 and AZ. Reduced from
SIS. 90 to $I3.75 EACH ~,
/ Tan R,bber AUTO Shirt. 80 inches long; full
sweep skirt and sleeves: elastic at wrist: band
collar with drawstring; soiled. Reduced from
81. so to $500.
Rancoat. 46inch length, with silk, yoke
timing: rich green pattern; size 10. Reduced from
$50 90 to $1,000.
Il pairs Worsted Trousers. in attractive pat.
terms of light and dark grays: 81, 3d. 36. 40 and
4o waist measure. Reduced from 4.o0 and 5000
to IS 80 pair.
oi pairs Worsted Trousers-the ends of our
hest selling lines in neat gray striped patterns:
90. 81 81 So 40, ~ and ~ waist measure Re'
duced from $3.50 and $500 to S4.9o pair.
Main floor Tenth st.
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Friday Special in
WOmen's Oxford Ties.

A lot of Women Oxford Ties
made OF fine gun metal calfskin
in blucher cut four-eyelet design,
with plain toe, high Cuban heel
and Goodyear welt sole. An ex-
cellent walking oxford, and all
fresh, perfect goods of this sea
sons production. Sizes AZ to
6AA, 81 to "A, 3, 81, 4, 5, 5E,
6H and 7B; 2, 215, 3, 81, 4. ~,
), 81, 6H and &c: 2 to SID.
$2.25 a pair. Value, $3.50.
And these remnants:
u pairs Nurses Oxford Ties OF dongola kid
skin, with elkskin soles and heels and round
toes; sizes 5Ia and ga, A., ., 5la and 6B. 1, I
and 5l4C. p. and AID. Reduced from $3.50 to
81 so pair.
q pairs Boys Patent Leather Oxford Ties
made on the new swing last. with Goodyear vel
sole and narrow toe: sizes to 5lsA, and ~
L. Reduced from $500 to $l.J0 pair
Third floor, Tenth st.
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WOmen'S Dress Waist Dent.

Navy Blue Chiffon Cloth Waist. tucked and
elaborately embroidered I'm dark blue silk: hIrS
collar and yoke of cream silk mousselile cn-
hroidered In blue; size IS. Reduced from 500 80
. Chiffon Cloth Waists, tucked and richly
and artichoke. Reduced from Sld50 to 81 -
each. ~ W."
Tan Chiffon Cloth Blouse, all-over tucked
YOKE ana high collar Of cream and gold net:
ihed thr0ughout with white silk mousseline;
size 30. Reduced from S12.75 to 1915
i Plum Chiffon Cloth Tucked blouse with col
lar ana yoke OF embroidered white net; size 80
Reduced from SI2Oo to 1915
Violet Liberty SIX Blouse. accordion plated
and deliberately braided: high collar and yoke Of
cream e net; size SO. Reduced from $3.50 to
II Silk Blouses. I'm variety OF shades and
styles some semi-dress fects tucked and
braided with net collar and yoke; also pretty
tailored designs. Original prices Is. 90 TO sll 30
each. Reduced price. So - each.
small lot of 81 Waists. in odd sizes an
various styles: some tucked and fastened To one
side under silk quilting: 9th rs Gihs eff ct.
with braided net yoke and collar: plain colors
and neat small checks. Reduced from 500 to
$500 each.
Third floor, e. ST.
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WOmen's Suit Dent.

ian Serge Coat Suits strictly tailorad. Gown,
dncaG f coat s and fullplated skirt size 3s. RE-
Fancy Striped Navy RIue Sore. co., Gall.
sen It coat with inlaid collar OF black Sin
sIH .ined with navy blue peau de cygne: Mated
sA,it SIZE Il Reduced from S25 90 to Sl5OO
S;+ Mustard French Serge Russian RIonse Coat
i"bea WIN snaw collar Of self colored ga tin nm
5e Reduced from $3.50 to Si5. s'@e
coat WITH , rrshch Serge Coat Suit; sem-fttng
~; Rednced from $500 TO $3.50. '''
Persian co,, spe Tpat Suits coat finished with
s sizes a. 3s and 40. Reduced from sis 70 10
son,; S stti Mfstaria French Serge Coat Suit:
SIM SIN: hiting coat with inlaid collar and plafted
sk,rt: SIZE u. Reduced from SD so TO So So.
a.. Nlris roman Blue Sharkskn Coat Suit: semi
lifting coat ana cluster-plaited skirt: size IL Re-
duced from $3.50 TO $3.50 ~ ~ ''e
tenman Blue Serye Jumper Dress. In Roman
Reduced from $500 to So 80. ''Ne 10
Third floor G. ST
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Mr.. BRYAN and the Saloons.

The democratic managers in INDIANA
are not certain that they desire the as
sistance of Mr.. Bryan this year. AT pres
ent they incline to the opinion that they
do not They fear the effect of his speeches
on the liquor element. He has very posi-
tive views on the question of the saloon
IN politics, and a way Of expressing them
whenever they are in order. They are in
order in Indiana this year. The brewers
and the distillerS supporting the
democratic state ticket and Mr.. Kern for
senator. and Mr.. Bryan on the stump
could not ignore the fact. If he attempt
ed such a thing the republicans would
rally him on his silence and in that
way emphasize the views he was trying
70 conceal. A dispatch from INDIANAPOLIS
represents Mr.. Kern and his friends as
being greatly perpleXed by the situation
Well is there not a similar embarrass-
nnent in Ohio? The brewers and the dis
tillers are prominent in the Buckeye CAM
paien. and Mr.. Bryan's views on the
saloon in politics apply in all the states
alike. Ard they are offensive to the
saloons everywhere.
An aften,Dt to muzzle Mr.. BRYAN on
that subject would fall although the
saloons are powerful. In Indiana they
seem to have Mr.. Kern mUzZled. He
was very ontspoken against them last
year after his defeat for the Senate and
made some DANA ging charges with re-
gard to the election of Mr.. Shivelv. but
he is profoundly quiet on the subject
now. though urged to reopen it.
But Mr.. BRYAN is different PROPOSE
tion. Unlike Mr. Kern, he is not looking
to the liquor interests for oannpaign as
sistance. He is not a candidate this
year, and so is free to record himself as
his convictions dictate. He regards the
saloon in politics, whether in Indiana,
Ohio. Nebraska. or elsewhere. as an evil,
ana. in all sincerity and with much elo-
quence. he advises the people everywhere
to put an end to 1t.
While Mr.. Bryan is a sincere and a
game man. he is yet when a candidate
alive to exigencies. 1t is blot on his
'scutcheon that several years ago when
stamping New York for votes for him.
self he exclaimed in a public speech,
Great is Tammany. And Croker is its
prophet Tammany was never great in
anything Of which Mr.. Bryan approved,
and Mr.. Croker was not fit company for
him. But he wanted Tammany's votes.
and he was not above flattering the
Tiger.
But he could not IL he would fiatter
the saloons; and maybe his personal
comfort will be served II the democratic
managers in both Indiana and Ohio de-
eide to dispense this year with his fluent
but dangerous tongue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
WOmen's Coat Department.

l Tan Cravene.ted Raincoat. made semi-fttlpg:
size 40. Reduced from $3.50 TO $500
Tan Cravenetted Raincoat. made semi fitting
and finished with velvet collar; size "a Reduced
from 'S22l..y S125O.
1 Walnut Broadcloth Long Coat. lined through
ont with self-colored satin. trimmed with bands
of self cloth and finished with velvet collar: size
80 Reduced from $1,000 Ia SI5.0d.
Cravcnettcd Blue Serge Rainc"at made semi
fitting: size 80. Reduced from S15.u0 Slo.oo.
Tan Covert Cloth 49, Coat. made semi-fit-
ting and lined throughout; size 80. Reduced from
$1,000 III $1,000.
Third floor O. ST
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Corset Department.

9 pairs Lily Of France Corsets imported ba
tistc medium bust and hip; sizes 10 and 20
Reduced from $500 to 500 pair.
/ pair Sapphire Corsets. coutil: medium bust
short hip: boued with whulcbonc; size 49, Re
duccd from $3.50 t" $50.
nair Ii!y Of France Corsets: coutil: hisi
bust long hip; size %. Reduced from $lo.ot
to 500
bust extremely long hip: sizes %, 20 and 70
Reduced from $500 to $50 pair. ,,,
. pairs Lily of France COrsets: white silk
hrocbc: medium bust, long hip sizes % and %
Reduced from $500 to $1,000 pair.
l pair rarame torsets; white silk broche
hyh bust. medium hip; boned with whalebone
,izc 10 Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50.
pairs Ivy Corsets; pink and white broche
medium, bust and hip: sizes % and u. Reduced
from So 90 to 49, % pair.
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Innuendo.
From the Baltimore Sun.

From tpe battlmose Dun.
When founded on fact. the malicious
hint often does vastly more harm than
the full disclosure. 1t has about 1t an air
Of mystery which brings on train OF
imaginings and begets groundless sus-
picions which would quickly melt into
thin air were the whole truth known.
More especially is this the case when the
evil hint is blended with words OF COM
incubation. Hes an honest and tenn
perate man, etc. but Oh. that mean.
vile, fypocritical little but that has
severed so many friendships and be-
fouled so many a fair name! Where SO
much Of good is spoken and the mean
little but uttered with regretful sigh
1t often looks like real pity. In reality 1t
is but decking out and garlanding the VIC
tim for the sacrifice. The encomium is
used only as a means Of attaining a das-
tardly purpose: With colors fairer paint
ing their foul ends The slanderer Is
frequently but clumsy blunderer. Not
so the skillful innuendo, man. He at
least is no bung!er He is real tasti-
clan, a genuine strategist. His Is verify
the refinement of cruelty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Roosevelt and Hearst.

It il the day OF surprises, of party
divisions, and of political speculation
which in normal times would be- past
belief. sien are parting company who
have been allies for years. Men are max.
ing alliances who have been enemies for
years. The times are parlous; out OF
joint; charged with evolution, devolu-
ton. and revolution. The cause Of it all?
Well, the comet is still in sight, though
receding. Charge It to the comet.
The latest surprise in this day Of sur
pr1ses Is the story that an alliance may
~ expected In New York this year be-
tween Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Hearst.
They aye said to be in agreement as to
the situation and what II calls for. Both
are opposed to- predatory wealth, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Watch the Children.
From the Aususta Herald.

Children are like plants that will grow
as they are trained. 1t may sometimes
happen that chance circumstances will
train a plant to make it attain to great.
est perfection. but such cases are the
exception. AS rule the plant that IL
not intelligently cared for and trained
will be stunted and misshapen In growth
and the same applies to children, In
their moral development even more than
their physical. The home training of q
boy consists principally in the exampl.
and precepts Of the father. With IA.
Their addicted to bad habits and vices II
Is almost impossible to train boy right
iy, and the mother who succeeds despite
this handicap is more than ordinarily
gifted in this respect. But unfortunately
1t is too often the case that the father Is
unmindfui of his duty In this matter.
He may be a good man, but he is en-.
crossed in his business and not much al
home This applies to the great majority
Of families. unfortunately, and 1t throws
this duty upon the mother in greater
measure than should be the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Friday Specials in
Linen Department.

500 yards 46-inch Imported
French Linen Suiting, in serge
and diagonal weaves, and IN plain
shades OF blue, gray, brown, pink,
lemon, raisin, cream. etc.
soc yard. Value, ST.
1000 yards 47-inch Imported
Mercerized Batiste, for waists,
gowns, underwear. etc.
3oc yard. Value, soc.
1000 yards 28-inch Blouse
Linen-pure flax, in natural color
only.
15c yard. Value, zoe.
Second floor, Eleventh ST.
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Black Dress Goods.

from, f $40 90 !" 81 90 Tor pee.
AZ yds .4ncn striped T rus ,,h. Priestleys,
q yds 42.inch Wool Net Lupins). Reduced
from 81 50 to $50 for pee.
Az yds 46-inch Wolfe ulupins 81. Reduced from
!; yds. 44,inch Striped Grenadine. Reduced
from so to S$5' fer nHe' .;renadipe Reduced
from $50 10 500 for pee
: vds 4o.inch Checked Wolfe. Reduced from
q yds. 42-inch French Serge. Reduced from
81. 90 to $3.75 for nee
6 vtls i2-inch Wool Taieta. Reduced from
So. 90 to $500 for pee.
) yds. 44-inch Fancy Tussah Royal. Reduced
from 1878 to $3.50 for pee.
Second floor, e st.
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Friday Special in
W0men's Tan Hose.

33 dozen Women's Tan Cotton
Hose, in dainty dropstitch de-
signs also Tan Isle Thread
Hose, in a very attractive checked
pattern Particularly desirable for
immediate wear.
Special price, 15c pair.
Regular 25c and soc qualities.
And these remnants:
% pairs Women's White Lsle Thread hose
with lace ankles: English make; very nne am
sheer: sizes So 8. 9is and 10. Reduced IRON
81 % to soc pair. -, ,l
IL nsirs WOmen's Plain GauZe Isle Thread
Hose with double soles and high spliced heels
old rose, green. purple and gray: sizes s'a'
and o. Reduced from soc to Zoe PAIR.
Main floor, L st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Travelling Goods Dept.

Mems High-grade Wardrobe Trunk; nner
bound and brass trimmed: best brass lock- lie
duced from $4,000 to $500.
AMY Veneer steamer Trunk: leather bound
and brass trimmed: lined with linen Reduced
from $500 to $1,000. No.:
/ Rawhidc Bound i-ply Veneer trunk 81. mhe en-
/ 24-inch Light weight Leather snit Case; sun IL
able for man or woman. Reduced from Sls.oo
2o-inch Leather Suit Case; linen lined Re
duced from $500 to $500. ,..
! 15-inch Genuine Walrus Leather Fitted bag;
trimmed in brass Reduced from sou :" Sl asS
brass trimmed. Reduced from $500 to $3.50.
/ 1s-inch Black Calfskin Hand Bag; for man
or woman Reduced from $1,000 to $lIV.
Basement, Equitable bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
Misses Department.

Gir:s' White Linen Refers. double breasted
model with large sailor collar; size 4. Reduced
from $50 TO s.. - each.
l Misses Blue Linen Coed, Dress. trimmed
with white linen and finished with buttons:
Dutch neck and full plated skirt; size IL. Re-
duced from So. so to $3.50:
3 Girls White MILDLY Sailor Suits. with large
blne sailor collar: full plated skirts that lace on
the outside: sizes 10 and L. Reduced frcm
$500 to $3.50 each.
ished with red cloth and brass buttons: sizes
iO and L. Reduced from 81. Is To 500 earb
Il Girls Percalc Dresses with high neck aud
long sleeves; red. biue, black and white polka
dot designs: sizes ~ aud L.. Reduced from
So95 10 Sl.00 each
Girls Chambray Dresses. long-waisicd effect
with band embroidered long sleeves: higl neck
and full plaited skirt; sizes 10 10. Reduced
frc,, go 20 10 Sts0 each.
Third floor, G st.
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Kicking.

Kickin' bout de sunshine
Cause it come so strong;
Kickin' bout de cold wave
OATS sure to las too long.
Kickin' bout de rainstorm,
Kickin' cause it's dry,
Don't do nothin' much but kick
AS time goes driftin' by.
Kickin' bout de scarceness
OF de things dat grow;
Kickin' bout de plenty
When de prices fall too low.
Might as well staht singin',
VIII yoh feelin's on de mend,
cause IL you gifts to kickin' .
Oar amt never any end!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02
WOmen'S Shirt Waist Dept.

Fine Batste Waist, front trimmed with
braided cluny medallons to form yoke: finished
below yoke with hand embroidery and small
tucks: tucked back and long sleeves: high neck;
size IS. Reduced from $500 to $1,000.
l French Waist, with entire yoke of hand en-
hroidcry. trimmed with tucks. linen beading and
hand embroidery: high collar; fasrens in back:
size 40. Reduced from S12.15 10 $1,000.
Batste Waists. elab0raiely trimmed with
maltese lace insertion. small tucks and eDbrold-
cry motifs: high collar aud tucked long sleeves:
sizes 81, IS and III. Reduced from $500 TO
1896 each.
Batiste Waists. with yoke Of embroidery me
dalliOns outlined with torchoD lace Insertion
back and long sleeves trimmed 10 match: fastcn
in back; sizes 81. 36, Is and 10. Reduced from
500 S2.95 each
front of hand embroidery and small tucks tucked
back and long sleeves: finished with chantecer
collar; sizes SO, IS, 40 and AZ. Reduced from
$3.50 TO 81. 20 each.
Third floor c,
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FRIDAY Special in
Linen TOrchOn LaCes.

The choice is very large and
every piece is new and fresh. be-
ing recently purchased. Edges
and insertions to match are IN
Guided, and in large variety, rang
ing from I to 4 inches wide. The
patterns are of a character most
in demand this season and the
quality is excellent.
Special price, SC yard.
Main floor, st.
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WOmen'S Skirt Department.

Tan Rep Skirt. plain gored st!le. trimmed
with stitched fold: 22-inch waist. 31-inch length
Reduced from $50 to 81 so
Write Linon Skirt, plain gored style, with
panel front OF hand embroidery soiled: 22inch
wait 3S-inch length. Reduced from $500 to
$3.50.
1 White Serge Skirt. plain gored style, trimmed
with folds and buttons: 24-iDch waist, 40.iuch
length Reduced from s11.75 10 81 30.
20 Nohair skirts, in Il new shade OF gray: fail
plaited. large sizes only. Reduced from $500 10
1913 each.
Third floor. u st.
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Glassware Department.

/ Austrian Glass Beer Set, one glass missing.
Reduced from So. so to S1.15.
Cut Glass Maple. Clipped. Reduced from
S.. 95 to sci
! Cut Glass Bowl. slightly imperfect. Reduced
from $3.50 to $3.25.
/ Austrian Glass Claret Set. glasses miss
Ing. Reduced from $500 To S1.UD.
3 Austrian Glass Vases, chipped. Reduced
from Csc to 1oc each.
Fifth ST
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Friday Special in
Bows Clothing.

A lot of Very Fine Pure Wool
Suits, in single and double breast
ed and norfolk models, with
knickerbocker trousers. The ma
terials are blue serges and good
patterns in fancy mixtures; sizes
g to II.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Were $1,000, $II.oo and SI2.oo.
Also Norfolk and Double
breasted Suits-the ends of a
number OF discontinued lines
good qualities and wide range OF
choice in patterns sizes 5 to II.
Special price, S4.75 each.
Were $3.50 and $3.50.
And these remnants:
Sailor Suits, sizes to Q. Reduced IRON
$500 to $50 each. &c.,.
2 Wash Coats. sizes and 6. Reduced ron
So 90 to 80 each. 80
10 Golf Red Refers finished with cmblems
and brass buttons; sizes 3. 8. g, ana 3. lie
(ured from SIS. 90 to $500 each.
Is Spring weight Refers, fine quality. IN FANCY
effects: sizes j to g. Reduced from $G.oo, Si.ot
and $50 to s.. 80 each.
Third floor. Tenth st.