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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03

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bon arlmoperidvicocneIn Shrot nHo
Storm iino, bonn in Abitedl0pel be-
nehmrn lid, Die SelIte pie befnniit e.
mas iueniaer Dornebm nls I'M Aelt-
miilitcr. Tie BhitedInpel Voii5ei nillt
bate gefehl, uus unter feinen HnIs
itan0en Su perbnften. AH0ererietfs re-
bod, Iino lie fir Die cfientIifle Orb
nnia pcruntlportIid,. Ia gerietben oie
brapen CyeieBcsoiener in eiHen oraHla-
tiIden aonflift Der 0iIid1ien. Nus pii'
rer GergpeifIing perird,ten ne, ins
in einem 10 eltgen Hnitm 5iiidnririeite
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mir gaben oen @ioeritdn0 nIfi nnl
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ren nod Ilidyt 0as Serj I'm 2eibe2
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maft, einen Staat I'M Stonte beoeiis
ten, oic ieine tpeicntlifIteu ssHftitu.
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fpenn iie eiIlig seben. Sieinen Spaf
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03

RoBfopf, Got so in Der llnisrab!b,
pon sSIaac RolI's Gftdte. ST.
5enrn Spermols an glettie aamp,
Got 33 in Games W. SibIep's Inter,
abtb. in SiIperton. 81.
Gilbert @. Ggsers u. q. on CLARA 81.
Rebel, 70 bel 180 5ub oil Der Defts
ieife pnn 8puoinot gipe. ST..
qouifa Wdber an Gbarles Il. Wols.
barn, 1beil BON Got 6 in 80. 8. Sops
tins llnterabtbeiluna in Rprtpooo. ST..
glnna 9onoerhaar an 5enrn SO.
ellie, Got IL in greuer's llnierabtb.
in Rortpoob. ST..
5orriet 9anfpro an hilbert R. pueh,
Got 1891 in 8ofinger &c Soptins 2.
llnterabtb. in Rorpooh. 5000.
Worrig aarp on GhorIes garp, 20
bei 100 5uB an Der 0eitieite pom Gen'
trdI 9lpe.. Al SUB iiiDIih BON eIiSa-
berth Ctr. 81.
Charles aarp on sSfaae s5raneI,
rdTfslbe Gigentbum. 81.
Naria DinHerptber an sssnnie q.
Wiaer, 16 5ub an Der Siioieite BON
Oft ~. Str, sipifhsn Brain unOGIop
Cir. $4,000.
sSfabelld e. 8rap II. d. an Ssnnie
@. WiIlsr, rs BEL 143 5ub an oerSiios
psitede BON Rain unb 12: StraBs.
$50, 800.
Wldrtbo 3. Woobfporb an William
W. alIen, 3beil ben Got 2 in Gram.
frrb &: glarfs llntepabthsilung in
GLENDALE. 5000.
alfreb Wotb.rs an emma z. Utus
TIERS, Got 70 uno 9beil Dor Got 76
uno rs in g. 90. 6artss5rn's llntsrs
abtb. an NORTH Str. 81.
Wtas. v. Soffmon an adibrnn Seb,
90 bei 140 JuB on Der Siti:tts BON z.
4pe., griee hin. 81.
WilIiom R. Collins on SoTepb :.
2tnabdn, Got % in astpis R.Smiibs
/. llnt,robth. in 5poe pdrt. 81.
Sarab u. 2siebsr an DiIiam R.
Collins, Cots q uno 28 in Rins q.
alinss 2. llnierabth. in RoYfpopb. 81
5enriettu Wehmann II. ". an 6eHrp
Z. SHpotr, Got 2 uuo 3beiI bon Got
l in z. 3. 5anbp's llnternbtHsiIuns.
81.
SoTspb ]. 2inahan on Dilinm R.
Collins, 20 bsi SO Jub on Der Siios
fette bon Jinolan Ctr, 30 5uB 0ftlih
ron 8sa Ctr. 81
wilidm :. WegduIsn on bic 5am'
iltoH Gountn Golf Club Co.. 1924
glter 2ono in Ssttion 5 in Wiucrest
Up, 80 Sabre 2safs su $3.50 perSahr,
nit aaufsreht Su 5000.
eopiu 8. 6umpbren an Sardh 9.
5umphren, 80 bel 17S 5ub on qIain'
ptIs pits in MaoifouDi[Is. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Don 9. 2tonbarb.

e0nbon, 15. MGr3.
Rad einsm Derb1ItniBmGbia tursen
4}affenftiaitaHb iit Der sge6bebanbs
ihub ipisber aufeenommen pcrosn.
i'm gansen 0ereinieitn a0nigreish riis
iten bic Guffragttten sn .inem neusu
Jt!bsus. War. Winfton gburnil, Der
Dome Steretarp, bat iie bsIeibist nnb
Wtr. 6 hurt5iu foll bafiir biibtn! Reusrs
oings befpdbrheitet fiG an bieiem 3ds
bitten 0tsner Der Amn5pnen bas aft.
Wort: gs giebt ftin GostommeH bon
Der 8ersonsenbeii, TO alImdhtis man
fi6 aud fiibleH mag. felbft iptnn man
Wr. Winiton gburd,in in. Simmer
ipieber tou6en ibre qnaIennen DeIpens
itsr auf. buIhen ibre Ghdtten bors
iiber. llnb bas Gelpenit Der ReDolts
bonn 18. QoDtmbtr 1910 tpill ben
6ome Gecretdrp nimmer in ssrieben
loHen. Dieter 18. Rppember bIeibt sin
Gebentids fur Churchill, bic 2onboner
poIi5ei unb Qonbons rei5iee Grouen.
Cine bittere 1d6nerbe bat Il feb!
nah fia se5Deen, bitier H., bic bsr
Guffrogettes oufsebrahts partei BEL
ibrem Mibsrfater eiTgeltgt.
Ddnah bat iicb bic ionff muiier.
laiiltigs a0Hbousr polissi nabzbuf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Die b6dRtn mt.r.sp.f.

Die h66fen Rttrtsntfs
len. 9rob aIItr gemiibunsen mar Is
nod inner nift sslunsen, stn suDers
IdHisss Rittel Sur RsHuns Don Tl,es
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tpiebtr bort man BON bausbohen Mos
gen, freilih cine 9e3ei6nung. nie einsn
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fih fflieBt. Gs in nber frogii6. ob
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iih bobin auseefpro&en, bab fcg0r
Wosen bis gu 80 Wsser 60bs fur ben
S3san m0slih fsien. SIN Gesenfus
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gr0bten Wterespellen su 8 bis II Wsss
isr dngtnommsn. sJn sintm 1sriht
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nber suDeri6fists 9erFabrsn 3ur Wleis
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bas aatslrsrf binduf, Bis CT bic Rdms
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bas Gdnonssn besG6iffss NIT fammt
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gldubt HdFfi psrfitsrn 3u t6nnen, bob
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
GineinRuti, 2. 4pril.
Reus 5ppUtbstsn.

u ue ~ y p lk N.
GIi GrupcrOft an Drisbt Jispater.
$3.50.
5s[la Ruboipt an gnua grOmpton.
1886.
Die Sobn Rsaltp SO. an Sptamprs
g. II. 6. SO. $500.
abcm 6. qnoers on Brighton Ser
man gant go. $500.
9atie 3oerfIein an bieIslbs. $1,000.
s5.nuis y. WiIsr an DeTiern uub
Soutbern sife Snfurante Company.
$50, 600.
statbrpu S.b an price SiEI 9. u. 8.
60. $25O0.
Giefslbe an m. spffmdn $500.
DiIliam g. R. Collins on goIsraiH
9. Ii. 6. So. $500
6snrn ). Snposr on gorrnpilIe 9.
Il. 2. 60. $2750.
8iuium v. Collins an SatI.p 81.
$500.
aenpru moooburn an Soutbsrn
Sbio 6. II. z. 60. $4,000.
gttilete 6ppotb.t.u.
g.pis &c Wctf6sl an Gunbam.ntnI
g. u. 9. 60. $500.
aatie DotrfIsin an Brighton Ger.
man Bt. SO. $500.
Sulis gaul an Stbn.p ape. q. II.
z. 60. $1,000.
5. B. Samdon an 2iberaI 8. u. 3.
60. $3.50.
Wartba S6afer an Glpira 2ubiuHl.
$3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Grnnosis.ntbuas : ll,b.rtrnsHnsen

ginefnnaii. 2. 2lprif.
g. so. aittr.bee on Hofs unb Sol.
loro, or,i Sabr. asdi, auf pos 9runo'
ftid Jlp. 407 Central aDenut. mOnat'
Ii6. Mistbs $50.
Wlaraoet aI.in on Charles Roden'
itett., Col 8 in 5pbH 90. prir.'s lin.
israbtbetlnng. ST.
@nna Compton an 5ela Euhbid.
g.: 81 in R. B. garrol's uHterabtb.
in RiperIibs. 81.
gIfa 3. gai.mdn an 4usuft 3tpid
Cot 81 in glberon lanb Co.'s Inter.
abtb. 81.
9sorge Gutiabr an Sobn Steng.r,
sip.i Sabr. 2saie ouf oas 0runbitiid
$40. 1910 8ins Gtr1be; mDnatli6s
Wietbs $50.
9eoree 6. 4nbers an abam O. 4ns
oers. qots 472, 473. 474, 475 uni
476 in 8rpant &c 1rebors nnterdbtb
in 6oirmount. ST..
Ronno Coleman an ct. lirfulo
gonpent arb Aedbemp, $50 BEL 20C
Jub an Siibotede BON MeWilon u
6iqblnnb 4pe. ST..
Clara W. Doreer an CT. llriulo
gonpent onb 4eabemp, 150 bel 18G
CUB an sJleming Gtr., ST..
Grben bon Sobn .. Robfopf, pei
Sbsriff. an WedbIe nOBfopf. 2.244dfl
2anb In Ssttion 80 in Wliaerset Up
$500.
! Gsbies q. g, @iYhsnion an Mabl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Der nease JelOsus Der sHifra.
gettes.

9er amaB0ntn Ra6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Der 3nif6entaa

am 5age Dor bem sn.iten grf6eis
nen bes 6errn @rofe unb Der Opera
tiOn an 2utiLld's Mugen ertisneten ii6
stpei gorfdlle, bereH ih bier sebenfsa
.uuh. Gsr srfte bisisr @orfals -lpar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--Ate berihmtsae----
Ma6r(aaeria 0ie(es 3eila(tGs.

S6on In bcr dIteftsu Bet sa5 es aetutfie
Berfunen. bic eurn bic Sn5pfune tbber beaabt
maren. uub es Iieet iein Sweiisi boz, oot
aud beutSutaes no3 Rcrfouen eItftireH ete
burn etue uHbeiaHute Rrdft TN etauee iino.
EieIes su ttuu unb bornussufaeer, fuas FIR
AuDere erftounIih 1T uno bIeibt. SIR SoInes
bat bic saatur oisfe 3nme befonoers beolnfttet,
oenu he Bat ibr BITE feItene gabe perIiebeu. bas
yebeu ihrer MitmeuineH tpte elm aufgeiGIuge'
nes gI6 aenau gu Ieien. ger9ebt ntdbt. oab
fie tn tbrer eiaenen 9eitoeus an Seefsu aeeuue
tpobnt stehnIt bic Gait GHb Cur 6ftIt4 bic
6eefFr aneHas. bnrn aest bteieIbe birau', bic
Sbr bic id6ue seiibeu5 bon Grau .. 0aeasr
srreidt. 3as Snus III sur Iiuieu 9anh nHe
gu 8aun III ber aame:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
Seefta HSeaas, atnnsps. Ginctnua.i. p.
HsreiS 80 Gents uub barfbey,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
2eftoemd d 8.

griter 5reunb: yRun, bift 9u audi
einen 8erein beigstrtten24
3Deiter sreunb: rSapobl, BEN
@szeia Der GubGanssr.4
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Specials in
Cotton Wash Materials.

200 yards Imported Old Rose Scotch
Bingham, a fabric that is especially suit
able for women's and children's dresses.
1olac yard. Value, JOc.
COO yards Imported Cheviot. In gray
and brown striped designs: remaining
patterns from our own line.
1sc yard. Value, J0c.
And these remnants:
(Lengths from ~ to 5H yards.
15c Nearsilk Foulard. SC yard.
I2iac Printed Lawn. Sc yard.
12I.c and ijc Printed Percac. l0c yard.
12i.c Bates and Zephyr Ginghsm. 10c yard.
l5c Ivsnhoe Zephyr. 121sc yard.
25c Imported Belfast Dimity 12l.c yard.
29c Chiffon Lisse and Cotton Wolfe, l5c yard.
1sc Irish Linette Cloth. 20. yard.
3sc aud 50c yoile Batiste and Printed Jac-
guard. 2Jc yard.
&c Imported Ginghsm, aOe yard
Second focr. q ST.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Al A[EXANDR|A AFFAIRS
Police Are Asked to Look Out
for Thieves.
ROBBED MANASSAS STORES
August Term Of the Corporation
Court Will Begin Next
Tuesday.
Special Correspondence of Tho Star.

special Correspondence OF Inc StaT.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. August 10. 1911.
Report was made to the Alexandria
police department today that thieves last
evening entered three stores in Nanas-
sas. Va. and stole lot of kodaks. ioun-
tain pens, socks and candy. The Alex
andria department was asked TO keep
lookout for the men in case they tried
to dispose o, any Of the stolen goods II
this city The stores entered we're John
sons drug store. Dowelfs drug store
and Crigler & Campers grocery and pro-
vision store.
The corporation court. Judge l.. c. Bar
ley. will open it's August term CT the
courthouse here next Tuesday. The case
of the commonwealth against Arthur
welch is set for hearing on taat day
commemorative Attorney s. u. Brent
will conduct the prosecution. white " e.ch
will be represented by Attorneys I'D
mund Burke and Frederick p. Russell
4 In the police court this morning. JUS
tice Harry B. Cation. presiding. the fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of Emory
Bingham and Joseph Harris, both col
ored, charged with beating" Mrs Lucas,
colored, out of two dinners. dismissed
on paying for the meals; Melvin Newman,
colored, charged with robbing the Alex
andria Pressing Company. case contin-
ued; Annie Johnson. colored, charged
with disorderly conduct and fighting con-
tinued until Saturday; Jennie Payne. col
ored. charged with disorderly conduct,
sent to workhouse for thirty days; Lizzie
Brewery, colored, charged with assaulting
Cornelia Bailey, ass co.ored. fined s..
Funeral Of Annie Gensmer.
The funeral of little Annie Marie Gems
mer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
II. Gensmer. was held fror0 her parents
Evening star., 1911-08-10

home fG9 South Lee street. at 10 o'clock
this morning. The Rev. W. +. Watson OF
the First Baptist Church off1ciated, and
burial was in Union cemetery.
In the circuit court, in vacation. yes
terday, the will of the late Emily 6
Skidmo-e was admitted to probate She
leaves her entire estate to her nephew.
William L. Allen. Ernest l.. Allen quail
fed as executor
4 meeting of the board of lady mana
gers of the Childrens Home will be held
at the home. at Duke and Royal streets.
this evening at o'clock
Fitzgerald Council, No. 469, knights OF
Evening star., 1911-08-10
POSTAL BANK FULL Up
WITH DEPOS|TORS' CASH
Bremerton, WASH, Postmas-
ter Can Take No More With
out Special Authority.

SEATTLE, Wash. August 10 = The
postal savings bank at Bremerton. the
seat CT the Puget sound navy yard. is
full, and unless the Postmaster General
takes action to relieve the situation not
another cent can be deposited. This is
due to the fact that both of the Bremen
ton banks accredited as repositories for
the postal savings institution have all of
the postal savings funds they are permit
ted to handle.
Postmaster T.. l.. Hale OF Bremerton
has telegraphed to Postmaster General
Hitchcock asking that each of the de-
positOries be authorized to hold $4,000.
At present enc of the repositories has
$4,000 and the other $3.50 of the postal
savings fund.
Evening star., 1911-08-10

Columbus. held meeting at st. Mary's
Hall. on South Royal street. last even
ing. but only business of routine ma
ture was transacted.
The funeral OF Thomas NJ. Gray, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Gray. took
place from his parents home. 1902 Duke
street. yesterday afternoon. The Rev
w. +. Watson of the First Baptist
Church officiated, and burial was n
Bethel cemetery.
lawn party was held last evening at
the home of Theodore V Ale. 1915 Duke
street, for the benefit of the Childrens
Home. The lawn party will be continued
this evening.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Specials in
Wool Bed Blankets.

These are subject to mill imperfections !:
prices are one-third to one-half less than
ordinarily.
lo-i Blankets, 500 pair
1914 Blankets, s.. 30 pair.
1914 All-wool Blankets. 500 pair.
Ill Atwood Blankets, 30 pair.
Ill Single Wool Blankets. S2.25.
1 Fancy Blanket. 800. Was 500.
i All-wool Fancy Blanket. soiied. 81 1.5O.
Was s2a5.
! Crib Comfort. soiled. s.. 30. Was $500
Fine Imported Satin Bedspreads, excel
lent designs, all sizes. offered at greatly
reduced prices because they have become
soiled
Second foor, Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Special in
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests.

A most attractive value in Women S
Sheer Swiss Ribbed Vests. in low-neck
and sleeveless style: we'll fitting and de-
sirabIe in every respect.
Special price. 12l2c each.
And these remnants:
25 Women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests.
low neck and sleeveless, size g. 19c each. We're
2Jc.
~ women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle Thread I'm
hrelIa Pants, lace trimmed, size :, 35c each.
Were 50c.
II pairs Bows Jean Drawers. slightly soiled.
sizes 26 and 2s. 3TL.c each Were soc.
Main 6oor, + st.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Art Embroidery Department.

/ Renaissance Lace Round Table Cover, 500.
Was 81
Haud-embroidered Linen Scarfs. with renais-
sance lace edge. s.. 90 each. Were $50.
Renaissance Lace Scarf. $500, was ~ 90.
] $500: 5000.
/ Silk Arabian Table Cover. silk embroidered.
$3.50. Was $500.
/ Hand en- broidered Linen Centerpiece. edged
with cluny lace. $1,000; was 5000; $500;
was Si2 90.
/ Imported Tapestry Sewing Basket. 500
Was So 80.
Imported Handkerchief and Glove Boxes. 5oc
each Were 81 %
Imported Portfolios soc each. Were 81 -.
Imported Memo Pads. soc each. We're 81 %
Main floor. ST.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
China Department.

French China Cake Plate. slightly imperfect
81 -. Was 81 90.
4 English Porcelain Covered Dishes, 15c each
Were $l.5e.
Austrian China Chop Plate. 50c. Was 81 90
I2-inch French China Plattcrs. SIC cacn
Were S1S5.
1 French China Covered Butter Dish Soc
Was SioO.
Hsnd-decorated French China Sugar and
Cream Set. 81 so Was $500.
Richly Decorated American Pottery Candle
stick. slightly imperfect, $1.0o. Was 500.
Fifth noor. q st.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
WOODWARD & LOTHROP|
New ork-WAsHINGToN-Par
Tomorrow is Remnant Day.
And there greatly specially priced merchandise
nearly every section of the store.
Friday Special in
Mems Underwear.

A lot of Checked Nainsook Un-
derwear offered at a saving OF
one-third because of a special
purchase we just negotiated.
Athletic shirts and knee-length
drawers. in medium and large size
checks.
soc garment. Value, 75c.
Also Mems Fine Lisle Thread
Socks in several plain shades and
a good variety OF fancy effects );
samples and discontinued lines.
All sizes.
25c pair. Values. 35c and soc.
All our Bathing Suits at re-
duced prices; sizes ,38 to ~.
So.5o. Were $3.50.
$500. Were $500.
SI.oo. Were SI.5o.
Entire stock Of Mems Straw
Hats. including all the wanted
styles-sailor and pencil curl
brims sizes 634, 67s. 7 and IA.
o,c each. Were $500 and $500.
"a Mems Fine Leather Belts in black. gray
and tan: size So 5Oc each. Values. s1.Oo. s1.5o
and $500
Main floor st
Evening star., 1911-08-10
What the Law Provides.

At the Post Office Department it was
stated today that both the banks at
Bremerton can receive deposits of postal
savings funds up to the amount of their
paid-in capital and one-half the surplus.
provided they deposit with the board of
trustees of the postal savings system Sc
curities to that amount approved by the
board
1T seems to be a question of the banks
increasing their deposit of securities.
said one of the officials.
Should the banks fail to qualify to re-
ceive a larger amount of the deposits,
then the board of trustees will act in the
matter and authorize the postmaster to
make his deposits in a bank most con-
venient to the locality which may be
designated by the board. This is pro-
vided for in the law. Until such bank is
designated the postmaster must keep the
funds securely in his custody and apart
from other funds until the place of their
deposit is determined.
No report of the conditions at Bremen
ton has yet been received officially at the
department.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Infants Dept.

IL Infants Cotton and Lisle Shirts. soiled.
sizes months 10 = years DE each. Were SOC.
Lawn Pillow Cases. J0c each. Were $l.O0.
Infants Lawn Pillow Cases. finished with
lace edged RUNE. zoe each Were 15c.
. Children's Russianstyle Gingham Dresses.
plain pink and blue and blue-and white striped,
81 90 each. Were $1.IJ.
Chlldren's Russian style Gingham Dresses.
trimmed with nne hamburg insertion. 81 80 each.
Were $22J.
2 Chiidren's Low-neck Gingham Dresses. 81. 80
each. Were $2T5.
Third door, st.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Special in
Tennis Rackets.

These Tennis Rackets were secured at
q low price from one of the most noted
makers, who termed them seconds
They are OF splendid construction and
excellent quality. the iHperfections not
reducing their service-value in the slight
est.
s1.25 each. Value, 500.
s195 each. Values. $50 10 $500
Fourth foor Tenth 81.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Special in
Wou1en'S Iisle Hose

% dozen pairs Women's Fine Quality
Lisle Hose. in the weight now wanted.
included are plain and fancy tans and
embroidered black and tans, some with
lace ankles.
:s5c pair. Were 50c and 75c.
And these remnants:
-. pairs womens Black Cotton and Lfsle
Hose slightly imperfect: extra sizes 91s and 10.
lie pair. Were DE and SOC.
10 pairs Women's Bootstyle Gray Dropstitch
Lisic Hose sizes Sis and 9. pc pair. Were SOC.
Main door, + 81.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Special in
Linen Torchon Laces

The range of patterns is exceptionally
varied and there are edges and insertions
in matched and odd designs, in widths
from Ia to four inches. 1t would be i'm
possible to offer these laces at this low
price were it not for the concessions we
obtain.
Special price, &c yard.
Main noor, q ST.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Friday Special in
Muslin Underwear Dept.

Womens Messaline and Taffeta Silk
Petticoats, in black. white. navy green
and a few changeable effects: some with
tucked and shirred f1ounce. others finished
with plated ruff1e.
S2I3 each. Value, S4.75.
Women's Close-fitting Cambria Corset
Covers, low round neck, trimmed with
valenciennes lace insertion and edge,
beading and ribbon.
35c each. Value, 75c.
And these remnants
pairs Women's Cambria Drawers, o9c pair.
Were 50c.
10 Women's Corset Covers. high and neck
styles l9c each. Were 25c.
!, Women's Nainsook Combination Suits. soc
each Were $1.J0.
5 women's Nainsook Nightgowns. low square
neck and short sleeves 69c each. Were 100.
Third door, Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
HAYDEN'S
r and 10th SITS.
Bargains


ments on sale Friday at prices
that will make quick selling.
This stock consists of Ladies
Dresses. Woolen Dress Skirts,
Wash Skirts, Muslin Under
wear, Corsets and Hosiery,
Shirt Waists, etc. All of the
highest grade; many hand
tailored garments included.
Ladies Woolen Dress
Skirts. $500 values, at SI.o5.
Ladies Wolfe Skirts, regular
S12.5o values, at 1898.
Ladies Dresses, in two lots,
values up to $500 at SI.9S and
$2.o8.
Ladies $500 Raincoats on
sale at $4.o8.
Ladies $1,000 Raincoats on
sale at $2.o8.
Ladies $3.50 Raincoats on
sale at $3.50.
Ladies House Dresses, regu-
lar $50 values. at 6oc.
Ladies Long Crepe kimonos,
regular $3.50 values, at o9c and
o8c.
Ladies Dressing Sacques,
worth to ST. 90, at 25c and 3oc.
Ladies Silk Shirt Waists, all
colors. worth to $500, at $I.5o
and $I.o8.
Ladies White Linen Shirt
Waists, regular $I.5o values,
at 6oc.
Onyx Hosiery. worth to
sI.oo. at e5c and 39c; many
silks in this lot.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Leather Goods Department.

s Pressed Morocco Bags. $3.50 each. Were
800.
3 Unfinished Leather Bags. 500. Were $500.
Wicker Automobile Basket. fitted for two.
$3.50: was $500; I ntted for three. $3.50:
was 5000, ntted for four. 5000: was So 90.
English Morocco Handbags. 500 each Were
S12.o0.
Main door. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1911-08-10
Shoe Department.

| lot womens Low Shoes. including Plain
Pumps. strap Pumps One cyeiet Eclipse Pumps
and Oxford Ties. Of gun metal calfsAin, patent
kidskin aud patent coltskin. also few pairs of
tan calfskin: all have welt sole and Cuban heel;
sizes 1. AZ :. 5h. 6. 6i4 and 7AA: s. 3ls. 1.
4ia III. q. 81: and IA: 2Ls. 3. 80, 4. ~. Q.
3D. IA. g. 81 and I'd.
Reduced price 81 9j pair.
Were $50, 500 and $500.
Third noor Tenth st.