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The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Cuamery fancy. 55a53. d.. frsts ga
g: do seconds 53a54: process fancy. 30. do. fair
% god, Za&. dairy. ca0ce. -ia-. do, good Iaz3:
store-p packed. -5a1a
CHEEeE-Neu Yars state factory. fancy fats, Ia
Ia do small. .7al1iai do. large. l6i1sT.
EGGS-Nearhv. choice. rctuuab.e cases 50, West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. T5turuahle cases.
s.. Tennessee. rstGmaIle eases. .; North Carolina.
rrturuahle cases s.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring. large q. do.
medium Is. do. medium small. j. hens. small, pr
H. l5al6, do. large l5als, rorsters, pt- d.. 8;
ducks Old Isl Do. spring, ib-- and over, Is geese,
u.r lh I9al2. do. fancy I2aI3. Turkeys. toms Ter
H.. PAP. d.. hens. la2-, turkeys. thin, loal2;
keats. per lb., Is.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. undrawu.
hens per TO-, 2ia2; do, average. unirawn, mixed.
2sa2i. chickens Ver To- lsaI3; chickens and hens
small. ZaL]. slips. Ter lh Ials; hens. choice per
b. Is, ROSTERS Ter h.. 70; ducks l5al6; geese per
To-. lZ1aI4
GANE-Rabbts. rer dozen. 2ooa25o; do. KITS.
per da1cn r. quail per dozen. fancy. 800; do,
small. .IaI55s squirrels. ,sch 5as; opoasUms. each.
3a6.
DRESSED NEATS-Hams, country. sugar cured.
l6als; hogs. small and neat per cst.. Il, do ne
Gium 10 heavy l0ia do. rough. -i.ss
DRIED FRUITS-ATp.Cs. SLICED fancy. ji4a5, do.
sliced bright, 5a5s, do quarters bright, s, cher
ries Pals. blarkheuies Z, WhGrtgheuies lZlz.
VEGETABLE Potatoes. 1er Dbl, LSoal75; do,
sweet. PER bbl.. new, LZaL53i vans, per biol, LOl
ais
GREEN FRUITs-A1plaS. loose. rsr Dol. 10
ais
SUNDRIES-B eesway 2aa3o. tallov. easy ginseng.
uer h.. 51a5.0; seneca. Per lb.. -; goldeu seal.
l0a45. pink. l2ai4. mandrake 2a5. snake root. s.
walnut kernels dry I2tsal5, wanuts per 100 his. IS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool UHwsshed. free OF
burs. per h.. Ea-g; wool. bury. per H.. 25a2s
hides. green. per H.. H. do, dry l5als shespskins,
green. each. 75alo0. do dry 25a6o; caskins green.
each. LJa175; mu=aat. each. 60; do. black. s..
do. kits. =; skunk each, black. 25la300: mink
each A00a51): rabbit skins. each. I; op0Ssm. each
3Oa5. raccoou. each. 5aI0l; fox. red each, Lea
l.50; do, gray each, 75aloo.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Jan Is-QUotaticus furnished by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows.
BUTTER-CreameU, extras. separator, 561za3' Z
DO. imitation 96aZ-; do. prints 1sb., 37a3s do.
lib. Sass. do blocks. 2-lb, 35a35i do, dairy
prints Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia. 2ia-5
do. Iowa and Northwestern adlc. 2ia25
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby irSts
pcr doz. 50; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Viz
ginia %. Western frsts. % do. West Virginia
g. do. North Carolina. s..
DRESSED pOULTRI-Tursrys, choice. Young
small. per H.. .. medium 70 large. PER H.. 1'a2l
do fair 10 good. per H.. lSO. old toms. per H.
70 chickens. straight young per H. small. L: DO.
mixed Young and old, VCr 10. lal6, ducks choice
fat per H.. I6al5 capoQs large. Fer h., 9 medium
PER b, 2a22; small and slips Ter H.. l9d1). geese
choice nearby Der H.. "A; Western and southern
per To-, l2al3
LIVE POULTRY old hens heavyweight. per H..
l5lz do lightweight per d., Is; old ROSTERS. pei
H. 10. Young chickens choice per Ill.,. Il; rough
and poor per H.. u: turkeys hens. choice per d.
2Ga2l. Young g0hblcgs per h., l9a9; old toms, PEI
H., l5; rough and poor per To-, ual2; geese. West
crn and Southern. oer d.. a. Maryland ana Viz
ginia Irr H.. IS; do Kent Island. per h.. Is
pigeons youns.fair 8 do, OLD per pair, %; ducks
large, Trr H., Il; d., small % medium, per H..
l5; do white Pckns per d., I2l!, guinea fowl
old, each, y; do, young, ~ lbs. and over, 70.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

General regret was expressed In finan-
cial circles yesterday at the suspension
of business by Griffin Halstead & Co.
The head OF the company is deservedly
popular among the brokers and bankers
of the city, and all are sorry that CIR
cumstances have forced the suspension
Of the firm.
Pending the investigation into the as
sets and liabilities of the Office. nothing
more definite than already announced
can be said. Il Is understood that the
suspension was brought about through
the call for additional margins on fall
Ing securities IN the New York market
At the stockholders meeting of the
National Savings and Trust Company
the following directors for the ensuing
year were elected: Woodbury. Blair, S.
Thomas Brown, James a. Buchanan,
William A. II. Church. Walter c. Gle
plane, William V. Cox, William f. Ed
monston. George w. Gray. William d.
Hoover. Reginald S. Huidekoper. Thomas
r. Jones, O. II. P. Johnson, Victor
Kaufman, Edward B. Mclean, Samuel
Maddox, William F. Qulcksall, E. Fran
els Riggs, Frank W. Stone, William II.
Walker, John l. Weaver, and Henry X.
Willard.
Messrs. Buchanan. HuidekOper. and
Mclean are the new members OF the
board
Immediately after the meeting Of the
stockholders the board of directors or
gained and elected the following board
Of officers; William d. Hoover, presi-
dent: Z. Francis Riggs. vice president;
Woodbury. Blair. second vice president;
Frank w. Stone. third vice president;
George Howard. treasurer; Charles E.
Nyman, secretary; Charles c. Lamborn.
assistant treasurer. and Frank Stetson,
assistant trust officer Executive COM
mittee-William d. Hoover. Z. Francis
Riggs. Woodbury. Blair. Thomas r.
Jones, William V Cox, and o. II. 2.
Johnson.
Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was fairly well distributed
over the list, but without special feature.
Most trades were of small volume. Nor
folk and washington Steamboat stock
came out at go and 81. 1t Is not often
that this stock shows any activity.
Washington Gas sold at a little better
figures than has been the case recently.
Bonds were in demand, and all offered at
current figures were bought in.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. ls.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators
5074 bushels; shipments from elevators s44 bush
els Graded lots Of No. red wheat afoat nom
nally al / 5 per bshel at the close Settling priceS
No red Western. l.8l4; No. red Is; No red.
IL. steamer No. red LIS; steamer No. red
Western. Inv.
CORN-Stock in elevators. 2.Z7T.65l bushelsi ship
ments from elevators 5463 bushels. Graded lots Of
No ? white corn ahOat nominally at TIA per bush
Ell, and yellow OF mixed afOat al 5G1A per bushel.
Track yellow for domestic delivery, 7Zal5iz Per
bLshel for car lots spot One small lot Of
Southern white corn which arrived yesterday, was
sold at 81 per b,she being in damp condition. Cob
corn. rs per barrel for lots Of prime yellow
on bpOt Settling Pri0e5' Contract, es4.i No !
white. III: steamer mixed. G5lz. No mixed. TN.
OATS-St0ck in elevators. li5 55i bushels ship
ments from elevators I'M bushels. New oats on
spot White. No. 2, as to weight 551zi d.
No ;. to weight, Sass; do, No I, a. 70 weight
5la52 do. mixed No. 2, 52a52iz do, No. ;. 594a5L
RYE-StOck IN elevators, H. s)3 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, l042 bushels No rye.
Western car lots domestic. s2as3: No. rye near
BY. 7sasO bag lots. TO quality and condition,
65a73c.
FL0GR-Winter extra, 455a4.S5; de-. clear. 5.6a
So: do straight 550a5.45: do, patent. 5SOa5.o !,
spring clear 4.65aieoi d., straight, 5.Aa545; do
patent, 545a570; City Wills best patent, go; do
high-grade patent $50: do, straight, $50; choice
family. $40: do. extra. 475aiSO; rye four medium
to choice. 4.5a4.50 CoTnmeal. per 100 lbs, Lea
[
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReguIar call at II O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas As. 500 at 10, 500 at 10.
Columbia Railroad S. SlOO0 NJ l07l7.
Potomac Electric coma S. $500 at io2, 5000 at
l02
Chesapeake 4 Potomac Telephone IS. 5000 at
1864
Capital Tacticn 10 at l3i.
Washington RailHay d Electric COM, 20 al a.
Washington Railway & Electric pid.' ~ at IVA, .
at e1A.
Norfolk Washington Steamboat 10 at 20, al
20. 10 at 20. 5 at go. 10 at 90. 10 at 22l.
Washington Gas, 50 al 76A. 2ii at TIA tbuyer Nl.
10 at 76is.
Mergenthaler at H6. ! al 2l6
Union Trust % at 1871, - A. iS|'z' al liza
United States Trust 10 AZ H.
Security Storage warrants, s. at 100
After call:
Commercial Fire Insurance. 100 al SIS
MergentnaltT. 10 at Piss.
Capital Traction S. $500 a. l6, $500 at ZIG.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. $1,000 at 664.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes.
terday's Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. l8-CATTLE-Recipts 81 head.
Very little trading in live cattle. A car Of thin
COWS changed hands at 275a55o. Feeling steady for
rough stuff. Dressed beef WAS in moderate demand
at last quotations. Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle selling at 2salt per b. dressed
weight; refrigerator beef firm 40 97salGi. per ID.
Exports from this port to-day. none.
CALVES-Receirts E5 head, Prices were steady
10 strong, with a prompt clearance q the pens.
Common TO choice yeals sold at 7G)aI2 y peT 100
lbs; Culls at 500 bamyard calves at 465a5O0:
Westerns at 500, dressed calves steady To firm az
lCsl6 for city dressed vCals and sal4i2 for country
dressed dressed banydrd and fed calves at Sai0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2766 head.
Sheep we're fun steady; lambs slow to q shade
lover: one car was held over. Common 10 prime
sheep sold al 400d575 PIT 100 lbs. Cs at 3OGa350
lambs at s.e5a9.3; cills AZ 700 dressed mutton
slow az Gall per b., dressed lambs at l22al5 with
best hog-dressed lambs selling az l5la country
dressed dollhouse lambs at S.00all0O Der carcass
HOGS-Reccipts 5lt5 head Prices were lower at
S.9oa905 pcr 100 lbs country dressed hogs steady
at l0lzalola per h.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
WALL STREET NEWS
Days Trading More Irregu'
lar Than Usual.
LONDON MARKET STILL UPSET
Outcome Of british Elections Causes
Decline in CORSOIs 10 Lowest Point
Cost of LiVing-Time Money Dis
plays an Easier Tendency.

New York, Jan. 1S.-The history of TO-
days stock market differed from its i'm
mediate predecessors only in the fact
that results IN the market were somewhat
more irregular than they recently have
been. There went on during the day just
as has done for several days past the
same series of violent fluctuations, quick
rallies that were as quickly ended, sharp
declines that We're checked IN a large
number Of stocks. without material
losses, but in others ran TO considerable
length, obvious liquidation in certain
issues. and equally obvious support In
Others and in the middle of the day the
customary long period Of dullness.
Up to to-day, however, the record Of
each days events lately has been in the
main one Of advances or declines all
along the line. At the close Of bust
ness this afternoon. advances and declines
We're about equally scattered, but with
declines, nevertheless, predominatng.
London Market Upset.
The London market was somewhat
more upset to-day than 1t was on Monday
by the upshot of yesterdays election con-
tests in Great Britain. which portend a
retention of power by the Liberals.
Consols on the London stock exchange
fer to-day another half a point. and
almost 10 the lowest level touched in
recent years. The general weakness in
England also extended to American
securities, but on the other hand was not
accompanied by more than nominal sales
OF stock here for London account after
the opening Of our own stock exchange.
OF actual home news to-day Affecting
values there was little or none. Among
those who consider the present high
range OF commodity prices as a direct and
important factor now In the current
financial and speculative situation there
was a disposition to lay stress upon Car
dinal Gibbons utterances upon the sub
ject printed In the morning newspapers,
and also the announcement that the
wholesale shoe manufacturers of the
country proposed an advance Of 10 Per
cent in The price of their product.
The call money rate was maintained
practically throughout the day at the low
figures of 8 S-4 per cent, and time money
again displayed a distinctly easier ten
dency.
One matter that became very apparent
to-day was that whatever may be the
general causes underlying the decline in
security prices that has gone on with
little check ever since the beginning OF
the year, a prominent factor therein has
been the incessant and unrelieved weak
ness OF what is commonly known in Wall
street as the Hill group of railroad stocks.
During the last fortnight they have been
the weaknest stocks In the market. To-
day. when the signs of instructive desire
in the market 10 rally were stronger than
they have been at any time hitherto, the
stocks named were weaker than ever, and
their decline brought about q renewed
and general fall in prices
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SpaIding Burial To-day.

Funeral services for Harvey SpaIding,
who died Monday night after a long III
nsse. viii be held this afternoon at .
O'Clock at the family residence, 1886 Bit
more street northwest. Rev. L. G. B.
Pierce, pastor Of All Souls Church of1Ci-
ating. Interment viii be i'm Rock Creek
Cemetery. Mr. Spalding was born Feb
ruary 10. lS29. in Windsor. Vt He came
to this city during the civil war, and was
a claim attorney. He Is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Sophia Spalding. a daughter,
Mrs Margarita s. Gerry, and two sons,
James II. and Edwin W Spaldng
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hobs
Building 70 Fifteenth street northwest
New York, Jan. 8-CottOn, in common with
stocks and gram. was lower. II was carried down
sharply by Of liquidation which has latterly
been sweeping over all the markets The idea Il
not few is that Gotten may De carried too low.
like some other things and that then covering of
shorts and renewed buviug FOR long account VIII
give the market a decidedly different appearance.
The great question Is when viii the bottom be
reached. To-day the price az one time broke
roughly El75 a bale This was tTsCeable TO heavy
liquidation partly IN sympathy with weakness in
stocks. Southem. Western and Wan street local
operators sold The action OF the market was dis
appointing. Large Philadelphia and local spot in
terests were said 10 be selling heavily. spot cotton
was reported dull
Futures declined scventythree 90 seventy-six points
on the active months, bat recovered part, closing
firm 40 a net less Of forty 70 forty-three points
Estimated sales 10000 bales.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wbeat. new. Ter bushel. IO6aL3: corn.
shelled per b1shel, 73a78; cob. 3.50a375 per Dbl
cats Western, white No. 2, Ter bushel sass
mixed. per bushel. 5oa5i; BRAN per ton IS %; mid
ding Per ton. 27.Ol.
T. %; No. . l65oal7cc; mixed 10 00al6J0, loose at
local scales, H.Oed70O. Straw, rye. bundle Is Goa
T.O; straw. re. machine thrash. sOa9OO straw
wheat. Der ton 6eJa650i straw, cat per ton. 6.50a
100
SEEDs-Alsike, Per busheI, s00as75; clover. DEL
bnshel S5a9OO: timothy FER bushel. I9Oa22 g. Grim.
son clover, per b1shel l0.O0aL00
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. ls.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 PER cent; highest !;
lowest. 81; closing. 81. Most Of the days loans
were made at 81. pcr cent.
Tine money was quiet. Offerings were lighter
and demand less active. -Four and one-half rer
cent was hid for twelve months money but with
ont result. Rates 4afi3 pr cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS ~ for four months 454a4i5 for five and
six months
Mercantile PAPER offered quite freely. meeting
with fair demand. Rates 4l.a5 per cent for sixty
and nireIy days Endorsed bills receivable 4a5 pcr
cent for four 10 six months single names Of the
highest grade 81 per cent for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
EXCURSIONS.

4 popular means cf reaching Southern points from
this city s. via the handsome steamers Il The NOT
folk and Washington steamboat Company. Sailing
every day in the year az 6aj p, H., these vessels
afford speedy and comfortable transportation TO old
Point Comfort and Norfolk, where conven-ent con
utctions are made for an Southern points. Also
steamer connections for New York and Boston.
Through tickets 20 the Carolina. Georgia. and
Florida winter resorts sold via the Norfolk and
Washington line The Norfolk and Washington
company sl-n makes IL possible % enjoy the week
md az Old Point very meyQenSiTely. Combination
tickets are sold defrayinE steamer expenses and full
beard az the Chsmberlin Hotel These tickets
sold every week Full information may Dc secured
az Seventh street wharf or az the uptown Office. In
the Bond Building. 20 Fourteenth street
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. ls-HOGs-Live hogs were quiet
and steady Tie receipts we're estimated az q lol
haad official yesterday 542)J shipments l0-I0s Ief,
over from Yesterday Sis; estimated receipts tomor-
row. 5000 Bulk Of prices. s6}s575, lights s4oa
30. mixed and butchers. SalaS s.; heavy 845as g
rough heavy, s45asG5i yogkEs, S6Ja2-0. pigs, q
as55
CATTLE-Steady. estimated receipts, 8 COO head.
Bceyes. 4l0a775. COWS and heifers 20oa5.5o; Texas
steers. 2aa4s %, stoekers and feeders 2U4SOo West
erns a00a6O).
SHEEP-Steady: estimated receipts. 300 hsad
Natives ie)ae0o Western, 41oa6l0; ycaTliugs, 5.75s
500. lambs. 635as6 81. Western, 665aE71.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hihbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing - Fifteenth street northwest.
Cal money: Open. 81; high, 4: low, ~; close.
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS
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New York, Jan. E.-WHEAT-Weaksr, small
trade. No, 1 Duluth TO arrive. L2's, No. , Tei,
f. o. D., 10; No. hand, New York. {. o. b.. Ia.
No. ! macaroni log, T. o. b.; No. ! Manitoba,
T. o. b.. To arrive. LII. Exporters took nothing.
CORN-Weaker, trade dull. Steamer mixed 73lz
No. ,, elevator, 49, No ,, o. D., 2; No. vel
lew, {. o. b.. 2; No. p T. O. D.. February 70 March
shipments. az 70. Exporters took nothing
RYE-Steady; Heless. No. . T. o. b.. SOL
A.
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WASHINGTON CATTIE NfARkEr-

N+AFAsA'N wv N 4 AbAN NhAA n r. l.
CATrLE-EXtTt, Der cwt, s51al0J; do, butcher
25nA0e; do. common. 200a3 o.
HOGS-Pcr cwt., gruss &00lS55. do, ordinary
per cvt,, 7,5oa3o9
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. AO0a450; common. Gin
ped e0la300
LAMBS-Choice. spring. per H.. S. medium spring
per ill.,. 6i5a7.
CALNEs-Prime. Der 10, 81; medium. per ID
Siss9 grass, PER To-. ia5
COWS-ITime. fresh, each. 3 O0a6a0: do. com
mon, eaea, s1.0as0co; do. old and d9. IlOOlI5.M
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
FINANCIAL.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA 10 the Comptroller Of the Currency, as re
quired by Section g. Act Of Congress approved Oc-
t0ber !. 1892 for the year ended December 81, 1879:
CaVtal stock authorized GO COO 90
Capital stock actually paid in........-. 100000 %
Gross earnings for year ended Decombsr
g. I99 III Si5 IS
Total expenses for year ended December
81 1873 flJ I3
Total amount Of 80 GO
H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
President.
James VI. Baker. Isaac T. Manu.
Walter A Brown. Samuel " Meek,
W G. Carter d. Z. NIdyetta
H. Bradley Davidson. Gcrscn NrIdlingCT.
thas. Hsll Davis. thas. q. ffUECr,
ChaS 4. Douglas. !. STTigg TC0.e.
Paul DUauCy. Oliver !, Sends
Richard Eiklus, tLaS- W. SemnleS
George W. Fa-is. Ernest l. Schmidt,
Creed NJ Fulton Frederick e.. Stevens,
W. T. Galliher /. C. NrTidr.
A l. Hawse South TrimhlS
James L. kaTick. James H. Wood.
Colin a. Livingstone Chas. ". Warden
Directors OF Trustees
District Of Columbia, ss...
We H. Bradley Davidson President. Jas Trmble.
Secretary. and C. W Warden. George W. Faris, H.
Bradley Davidson. Ernest l. Schmidt l.. c, StTider.
South Timble James NJ Baker, ". q. Carter,
Chas \. Douglas Paul nulaney, Greed N. Fulton,
Colin H. Livingstone James l. haIrCk. CnaS q.
PnuEer. + STlC- Poole. Directors or Trustees Of
the United states Trust Company. do hereby solemn
Is swear that the above statement is true 20 the best
q our knowledge and belief
Il. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
President;
JAS. TRIMBLE,
Secretary,
COLIN II. LIVINGSTONE.
II BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
C. ". WARDEN.
Directors OF Trustees.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this 18th day
Of January. 1910.
tScslA /. L SCHREINER,
Notary Public.
Total number Of Directors or Trustees Of this CON-
Tany. ..
The Washington herald., 1910-01-19
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W, B. Hihbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
inc rs Fifteenth street northwest.
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S1 Gloves, SOC.

If for presentation, they will
be exchanged after Christmas
should the size or color be not
as desired. Boxed free of ex-
ira charge.
Mems ST. 90 Dogskin for. Soc
Mems SI.oo Mocha for. Soc
Ladies $I.oo Kid for. :. .8oc
Ladies S1.oo Mocha for. Soc
Boys ST 90 Gloves for. Soc
Girls SI.oo Gloves for. Soc
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ST Garments. SOC.

Fleecedown ORES sing
Sacques in new styles; Mill
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Knit Lambs Wool Skirts,
Flannelette n ightg own S,
Black Saline Petticoats,
Straight-front Corsets and
Ribbon Hose Supporters.
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ST. Plated Ware, SOC.

The Apollo" make guar
anteed for 5 years by makers
and us. Choice of Bread Trays,
Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls,
Claret Jugs, Horse-Radish
Bottles, Candlesticks, Fern
Dishes, Jelly Holders, Bonbon
Dishes, Strip Pitchers, Card
1rayS, etc.
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ST Jewelry, soc.

Rolled Gold Neck Chains.
54-inch Opera Chains, Jewel
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secret compartments; Brooch
Pins ad in6initum. Solid Gold
Finger Rings and Scarf Pins,
French Hat Pins and Infants
Jewelry..
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81 Variety, $l.77.

Basement floor for these
miscellaneous goods-Nickel-
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nieres and Pedestals, Deco
rated Parlor Lamps, Exquisite
Lamp Globes, Vases, Urns,
Chocolate Sets, and Figures
from famous potteries.
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Is sweetheart or wife look
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Muftier for him? It's at
the Palais Royal. Judged by
size, weight, quality and style,
it's the best to be had in town
at SI.oo We know. You
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So Jewelry, III.

Broadly interpreted-choice
OF Large Mirrors with gold
frames: Gold Clocks in French
styles: Brush and Comb Sets
with silver backs, and Chate-
lanes, Scarf Pins. Opera
Chains. Back Combs, Belt
Buckles. Brooches, Lace Pins.
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
ST Art Goods, soc.

Renaissance Scarfs, 1ox36
inches; Japanese Drawnwork
Squares, 3ox3o inches, and
8oc for other ST 90 goods in
the Art Needlework Depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
So Presents, $1.77
Until the Gong Sounds at Midday Tomorrow:
Tomorrow.
So Laces. SLY.

Choice of the Newly Beat
tiful Braided Nets, 70 inches
wide. Here, too. are the New
4,-inch Nets. used for waists
and guimpes.. On. second
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
ST. 90 Hose, SOC.

Ladies SI.oo Novelty Lisle
and Silk and Lisle Embroid-
cred Stockings, in a half hun
dred styles; Guaranteed Hose,
6 pairs i'll box; Jersey Cloth
Leggins. Soc for any SI.oo
article in the Hosiery Depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
SOC Variety, 44c.

Billiken Novelties, Card In
dicators, Pipes and Smokers
Sets, Inlaid Vases, Fancy
Atomizers, Drinking Flasks,
Pocketbooks, Handbags, CT
gar Cases, Drinking Cups,
Hand Mirrors, Chatelaine
Bags, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
So Gloves, Sf.77.

These are really $3.50 Glaze
Kid Gloves. 16-button length.
They shall be only $I.77 pair
for tomorrow morning. At
tractive box given even ii
you select only one pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
81 Garments, SLY.

Choice of Coat Sweaters,
single and double breasted;
Long kimonos, in Paris
styles, of fleecedown and
crepe; Ribbed Silk Vests, Silk
Tights, and best of "Merode'
Union Suits.