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The Washington times., 1912-09-12
"HOWDY,' GREETING
OF GOVERNOR OF Nj.
TOGOVERNOROF MY.
Wilson Meets Executive of
Empire State at Syra-
cuse Fair.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. 12.-The gov.
ernor of New York, John A. Dix, and
the governor Of New Jersey. Woodrow
Wilson, met in the parlors of the Onon-
daga Hotel here today. but they met al
governors OF neighboring States. and
not as Democratic Presidential can
didate and renominated candidate, re-
spectively.
"Howdy, governor exclaimed Will
son., with a smile, as he strode rapidly
through the crowd Of committeeman and
spectators, with hand outstretched.
Very well. thank you; how are you? p
said Governor Dix, clasping the nomi-
nees hand.
surrounded by a score of rapidly talk
Ing men, the two governors chatted
SPOUT the weather, the state fair. the
things having no relation TO poiitics.
After the meeting Governor Wilson was
asked u he had talked New York poll
tics e!o with Governor Dix.
oh, no" he said, mot at an
Governor Dix said In reply to the
same question:
No politics was discussed. Governor
Wilson and are old friends. I admire
Governor Wilson and Acting Chairman
McAdoo, of the Democratic national
committee, were greeted by a crowd
that almost filled the station when they
arrived an hour late in their special car
Ihey were met by a reception commit
tee, two members of Governor Dix's
STAFF, In full uniform, and eight city de-
tectives. who formed a Gordon about the
party and piloted it through the crowds
to automobiles.
With the eight detectives in a, car
ahead, and with two others standing on
the running board of Governor Wilson's 8
automobile, the party was safely con-
voyed to the hotel. At one point q
group of deaf and dumb men and women
edged to the side of the Wilson auto
and greeted the candidate in their sign
language. Governor Wilson leaned over,
waved his hat to them, and smiled.
The days program provided for
speeches by Governor Dix, Lieutenant
Governor Conway, of New York, and
Governor Wilson, at noon, at the State
fair grounds.
Governor Wilson expected to start
back to New York at 8 o'clock. He was
urged by Governor Dix and the State
fair officials to stay over, but said he
had to decline.
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DEMOCRATS OPEN
OFFICE IN CAPITAL
John F. Costello Takes Charge OF
Headquarters in Riggs
Building.

Democratic headquarters have been
opened In the Riggs building by John F
Costello, national committeeman A
speakers bureau and a bureau OF in
formation will be maintained. The i'm.
mediate business of the organization
will be to raise funds, provide speakers
in nearby States, and look after those
Democrats in the District whose pres
ence at home on or about election would
aid Wilson and Marshall.
In opening headquarters Mr.. Cos
tello, who has just returned from New
York, gave a general welcome to all
factions of Democrats, inviting the
Kelley, the Newman, and the Carr
Darr- Benton Democrats to join hands in
harmonious party spirit.
Mr.. Costello says that National Com
mitteeman ]. Mitchell Palmer, of Penn
sylvsnia. is sanguine that the State can
be carried for Wilson and that New
York Democrats are sure of victory,
but are leaving no stone unturned to
make victory more certain.
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ROOSEVELT GOES
STRENUOUS. PACE
OUT IN OREGON
Colonel Compelled to Call
Halt on Five-Minute
Speeches.
Continued from First Page. }

his speeches must, of necessity, touch
similar topics, the earnestness of
Colonel ROOSEVELT Is such that those
travelling with him note the freshness
Of each appeal, and no one tires of
hearing him day after day.
The Portland program outlined for the
colonel yesterday was 30 strenuous that
even he had to call a halt The local
reception committee had planned a
number of fve-minute speeches in
various parks of the city. Mr.. Roose-
Welt agreed to ride by and say word
OF greeting to each crowd, but he IA
booed so much speaking.
Il have nearly sixty days more of
this" he told National Committeeman
w. II. Coe. "and flve-minute speeches
will tire me out. They are satisfactory
neither to me nor the audience. and
must save my voice."
AS the colonel leaves the Oregon
boundary this evening, IL is once more
patent that he has traversed a State
where the race is between Roosevelt
and Wilson, with Taft running for
show. While the numbering interests
are said to be supporting the Presi-
dent, partly because of the Roosevelt
conservation theories and clifford Pin
chots advocacy of the coioners cause,
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CONTRIBUTION BOARD
UNABLE TO MEET
Senator Pomerene Will Be Back
When Investigation Is Resumed
September 80.

Ehe expected conference between Sem
ator Clapp and Senator. Pomerene over
the campaign contributions investiga-
ton, which it was supposed, would be
Senator Clapp was notified today that
Senator Pomerene had gone back to
Ohio, following the Maine campaign.
Senator Pomerene was unable to come
here at the particular time when II was
convenient for Senator Clapp, and, ow-
ing to this fact and some confusion in
exchange of telegraph messages, the
meeting was not held.
senator Ciapp Is ADVISED senator
committee begins Its hearings, Septem-
ber 80.
Senator Clapp was at the meeting of
the Delaware Progressive State con-
Vention yesterday. He spoke to the
delegates and aroused much enthusiasm.
The Washington times., 1912-09-12
TEDDY BULL MOOSE
LATEST PLAYTHING
New Toy Arrival Has Body Of
Teddy Bear, But Head Of Moose,
With Big Antlers.

The newest thing In childrenss play
things is the Teddy bull moose, which
has been introduced in Washington by
S. Kann, Sons & Co. The body of the
toy animal Is that of the Teddy bear
covered with light tan fur. while the
head Is that of a moose, bearing heavy
sntlers. The legs may be moved SO that
the Teddy bull moose can be placed ir
all the attitudes which children devised
with the familiar Teddy bear.
Around the neck OF the new toy Is a
Russia leather collar which serves to
bridge the merging of the body Of the
bear and the head Of the moose. AS
both the moose and bear have abbreviat.
ed tails no difficulty was found In
modelling this part of the toy
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Bold Thief Robs
Robey Residence

Taking advantage OF the storm last
evening, a bold thief entered the home
of Mrs. N. L. Robey, 700 Massschu-
sstts avenue northeast while members
OF the family were sitting In the base
ment, and ransacklng rooms on the Sec
ond floor. obtained jewelry valued al
$3.50. The thief entered the house by
the front door, which was unlocked.
The almost continuous peais Of thun-
der for half an hour last evening made
Il easy for the thief to work without
%rs Serns Rnt,sy ana her 1sWpbtsr uU % M,s. WEE Meil
lie Robey, went upstairs, they discov-
cred the robbery.
The police believe the theft was com
mitted by the same person who on
Tuesday stole $500 worth of jeweiry
from the home of Charles w. Ray, 1911
Madison street northwest.
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Hyattsville Invites
Democratic Leaders

The newly appointed Wilson, Mar shs all
Smith Club. of the Hyattsville district,
held Its first meeting in Heptasophs
Hall last night and directed the secre-
tary to invite the three candidates TO
include Hyattsville in their itinerary
home of DR.. Joseph A. Mudd. Septem-
ber 16.
The officers of the committee are WILL
iaNn p Magruder, chairman; Dr.. Guy
w. Latimer, vice chairman; John F..
Hickey, secretary; c. B. NJ Chapman,
assistant secretary, and Thomas II.
Garrison, sergeant-at-arms. Other men,
bers of the committee are Milton Smith.
]. +. Lillard, George NJ. MacFarland,
and James r. Riley
The Washington times., 1912-09-12
GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR
Ali you need is Is cent bottle of ''Danderne'
lustrous, fluffy, and abundant at once.

Immediate?-Y Certain?-that's the
Joy Of it. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a Danderine hair cleanse.
Just try this-moisten cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw IL
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. This will cleanse the
hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil and
in Just a few moments you have dou-
bled the beauty of your hair. ..
A delightful surprise awaits, particu-
larly those who have been careless,
whose hair has been neglected or is
The Washington times., 1912-09-12

scaggy. faded, dry, brittle or thin. Be-
sides beautifying the hair, Danderine dis
solves every particle OF dandruff;
cleanses, purifies and invigorates the
scalp, forever stopping itching and fall
ing hair. but what will please you most
will be after a few weeks use OF Dan
derine. when you will actually see new
hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp. If you care for pretty. soft hair,
and lots Of It: surely get % cent bot
tie of Knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and just
try II. ..-. .. y"
The Washington times., 1912-09-12

there is little Taft talk here. and Bun
Moosers and Democrats declare the
struggle is between Wilson and the
colonel
Mr.. Roosevelt has more than an even
today that his plurality would be AZ
least 1900.
~ believe we are going to carry
washington, too" said the colonel, and
he spoke with confidence.
The Washington times., 1912-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.--william Jennings
Bryan, now resting in Colorado, satur-
day will start on a great speaking tour
that will take him throughout the coun-
try on the trail OF Theodore Roosevelt.
This information was gained at Demo-,
begin his tour in Colorado. and IL is
expected that he will be kept constantly
on the go until the campaign closes.
According to present plans, the COM
moner will enter every state In which
Roosevelt has been campaigning. II is
planned TO have him follow the colonel
closely during the last few weeks before
election.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17

ut those times, and said that ought to
have an operation l would not listen to
that, and when a friend Of my husband
told him about Lydia T. Pinkham's Veg
ctab!c Compound and what it had done
for his wife. was willing to take il.
Now look the picture Of health and feel
like il. too. ] can do my own housework.
hoe my garden. and milk a COW. ! can
entertain company and enjoy them. !
can visit when choose, and walk as far
as any ordinary woman. any day in the
month. l wish l could talk to every
suffering woman and girl. MRS.
DEMA BETHUNE. Sikeston, Mo.
Murrayville. Ill.-"I have taken Ly-
dia Y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for q very bad case Of female trouble
and it made me a we'll woman. My
health Was all broken down. the doctors
said must have an operation. and was
ready to go to the hospital. but dreaded 4
so that l began taking your Compound
I got along so well that ! gave up the
doctors and was saved from the opera.
tion.'-MRS. CHARLES MOORE
r. r. No. 5. Murrayvilie. Ill.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
HELD AS BURGLAR,
HIS ROOM MUSEUM
Of MISSING GOODS
Westchester Police Add Anoth-
er Capture to List Including
Il Literary Marauder.

The police Of the westchester station
believe they have gone long way
toward solving the case Of the mysteri-
Gus burglar who has been the bane OF
the district for the past three months
In the capture Of Joseph White. twenty
six years OF age. who lives at No. coao
Boston Road, in tho Bronx. The bark
attempted to enter a saloon kept by
Edward Schearer. which Is directly OPP
poske the wes,chester police station
Policeman TrAvers ran across to the
saloon, while Policeman Ryan rushed
into the station and got the reserves to
surround the block.
White was observed making for Vest
chester Village and Travers and Ryan
put after him. lie ran for four blocks
when they grabbed him and returned
to the station with him. He had . jim
my foot long. a can-opcner. thirty
three keys and thirty-tive cents A
search OF his room was made and
enough Junk was found there TO stock
a pawnbroker shop.
a In the cluster were suits OF clothes.
umbrellas. poker and pinochle cards,
poker chips. fountain pens and more
keys. The goods we're displayed at the
police station and many articles were
Identified to-day by people who have
been robbed In the past three months
In all. the police say. Their ehave been
three dozen burglarics in that time
Magistrate Herman held the prisoner
without bail, unit tomorrow morning.
Thu Westchesier police have fanciful
names for their burglars. Two years
ago they captured the "Firebus." This
burglar wasn't satisfied with robbng a
house, hut he had to set fire to 1t a,
we'll. lie will not start any more fires
for some years to come. Then there
was the Literary" burglar. who al.
ways left a polite note after each bur
glary. The present case is designated
as that OF the Mysterious" burglar.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
TOSSES DOG TO DEATH.
Ticket Chopper Fined for Throw
. Ing Animal From "I.."

1t cost Philip Farley. a ticket chopper
on the Third Avenue a. $50 or ten
days in jail to learn there Is a law in
this town against picking up little fox
terriers on the elevated ard hurting
them down to death on the street be-
low.
: Farley was chspping tickets at the
One Hundred and Sixteenth street sta
ton. about II o'clock to-day. when a
fox terrier began TO nose under the gate.
whining. Farley kicked him away sew
eral times and finally grabbed him by
the collar and flung him into the air
The elevated 10 very high at this point
and the dog fell TO the street and was
killed. .,
Mrs. Pauline Bohn OF No. cl7 Eas
Nineteenth street saw the killing Of the
dog and had the ticket chopper arrested
In the Harlem Court, before Magistrate
Corr.gar, Farley declared he was afraid
the dog would bite him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
ANOTHER GREAT OFFERING OF
DWIGHT ANCHOR 1
WILL.WASu.lIAvlER
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES.

You need plenty for the Summer, and
why not replenish when you can buy
like this?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR MEN

The June sale teUeh 10 On many
from approved msksPss.. .... Read
puRE SILK sHIRTs-senuins German
xoods-b.ue, white or natural
ehirts long or short sleeves
drawers. ankle or knee-sll sizes
reg. $40 IN
RAI.BRIGGAN sHIRTs-lonG OF short
vieeyes-DRAwBRS ~ match
double sests--straP &C lAee back ool
ali sises-vAlue 50. each 40
BALBRIGGAN sHIRTs-combsd
Egyptian yArn-iong or short sleeves
-drvsrs TO match-lonx or Short
double seats-sises 70 10 In. .eech ~
BAi.sRI0OAN SAIRTs-undyd yarn
Tong or short slesv0-Drawcrs
70 mstoh-knes, ankle or medium ~
iSpKth-eises 70 @.............."... 80
Extra sizes 10 W..."......".'... .o0
NA1NsooK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
MAIN and ohscksd-ethlstio styiss-
we'll known makss-
40. 70 and 100
ATHLETIC UNION sUITS-aainsoek
or knit--slesvsiess, short or long
sleeyss-knee or ankle length
drawers-sll sizes
.OS. 100. lao. Los
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
GIRLS PRESENT BANNER.
Employee OF Lack
Rwsnna Gets n Notable GIT.

l.. II. Miller OF No. 500 Monroe street
Brooklyn. a member Of Middleton Post.
@. \. r.. was honored to-day by the
girl employees OF the troasurer's depart
mcnt OF the Lackawanna Railroad with
a huge silk banner that rccitcs the his
tory of the New York regiments during
the civil war. The banner 10 about six
feet square.
In addition TO the histordy OF the New
York regiments the flags and emblens
Of a dozen States are shown In their
natural colors. The girls In the Lacka-
wanna ott!cc conceived The banner .dca
as a present to Mr.. Miller on the occa-
sion of his flfty-sccond anniversary as
an employee OF the railroad.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
CURTAINS, NETS. ETC.

Spsesl h,sehsses sna Stsek Csasaaess
Account for tho following attractive
list. Equally Attractive to city and
country jewellers.
Great special lot Of Summer Cur
tains-Cross strips. snowfiakss.
SILK stripss and hadAs-priesd -
follows:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17

Aihambra Sun.fast Draperies-
0reens. me-. reds and wood tonss-
were .N-spscial. ..................'.. .0U
Novelty ecrims-stripss. side
bordsss and hsmstkehsd-whits.
ivory. Arabian value .ee.......... .10
Rufflsd organdy Bed Sets
Howsred border and sdge-in
pink and delft blus-boastsr.
sham--spscial. ..............""..." LOO
Frsnoh Net Bed ests-NaHs
AutoinStts and RsnAissanos-
frame insGting-osntrs motif
bolster sham-'wers ee.ee........... OBS
imported Lacet Bed ssts-
filst block dssigns-rith centre
motif-Arabian tint
we're eitse. ................. 0.0S
Nsgus Couch Covrs-figured stripss-
frinscd-so inches wide-vai. ei0... .08
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
WOMEN SHOULD
Be PROTECTED
Against So Many Surgical OPP
erations, How Mrs. Bethune
and Mrs. Moore Escaped.
Sikeston. Mo For seven years l SUI
fcrcd everything ] VAS in bed for four

or five days alta time
every month, and so
weak I could hardly
walk. I crompcd and
had backache and
headache. and was
so nervous and weak
that l drca ded to see
anyone or have any
one move inthc room
The doctors gave me
medicine to case mo
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ana t'rOuty
SEA ISLAND COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAwERS-Athlstic styles
- ''sSs''''''''' '''''''''.'..,,..,. .4O
SEA ISLAND coTTON-Aiso Imported
or domestic Lisls-lonS or short
sltovs shirts--doub,s Eusseted
drawrs-ssses TO 50. ..............., .OS
Nots:
SEA ISLAND COTTON IL Of touxh
strong fibre. thus assuring longer wseIps
quality than ordinasy cotton.
BAl.BRl00AN-Import OF domestic
Light ana msdium-long or short
elesved shirts-doubis gusseted
drawers. short or regular
- N''"'''s''''''..'.'.. I'D
BAlh1sgan underwear \ one 4 The bs,s
fAvog1to kpovn--tbe nams oouoe fron ~
fnsh town where thu celsbreSd fahsfe
VA YtdnAly made--lt hAs loaG sonod ~
sensihls. reliable underway, apd ~ ftnx
mat W oany AZ such Only.
LI0HT WEIGHT WOOL SHIRTS
gray or whits-doubls stitched ssams
and gusssts-All sisss-
Z wool. ....... .6S III Finer ali WOOL 1 Xxx
WOOL GAUGE SHIRTS OR DRAWERS
Feather weight-sli sises--
American. Otis. French and stuff.
garter msh''''''''' .0S. LAO. ITO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
In New Yorks Shopping Center
.-.... ... III E "A II IN
ON GOES THE JUNE SALE
STRAIGHTFORWARD MERCHANDISING IS
The First and Only Reason for Its Great Success
Goods Wanted At Right Saving Phes-THATS ALL
June Sale of Underwear

with ssotments and another
not have such busy days did not offer goods
neyor interests buy while you can u
Sale Prices.
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JUNE SALE SPECIALS
MAKE EVERY DAY
A GALA DAYi
% Ysars IN DR. oeeAD

GALA DAYi
Each day bshss dogs. ~ Q kslssjussps
IN viieh sseh rsvsls6a hiaU Q ~ 60
b;nsisn. 80. Thsrsiss, u - weld - sws
ssshsss b shss valsss, es.s ,sasnsw.
No Mall @ Telephone ordxs fos IAs.s.
slo.sS ws.sas uaessi Dsss.s. ..G7s
white Batists Of excellent qualify
ysncs Ana v. as., l soms - Il r va
DYKE points Of enb'y-msjority have
satin messaiins belts Of delicate eoiers
all sisss.
Nm WGnsas Msaak Css6. IN
rSii isastA-blssk., saw ara srsy
70 ts-rothin0 nicer foe travsiling.
$s.se Deys' Nxisk Suib. ...........,. An
Also doubls-brsast-navy ssrgss, all
wool ehsviots and eassimsres In tans.
fr.ys and brovns-finely tailored go
,nsd.many have sztra troussrs-
= Ct. bsv CAP. IL
Golf and Etons--uavy serge. fsaey
mixtures and shepherd piaids.
70 Ct. Msas Fiss Night Shkb. ........ IS
Cambria and Muslln-s4 iaches Ions
vim and without collar-fast color
braid trimd-is to 70 neck.
- Ct. ChS&sas R0e9s. =
striped and CHECKED ginehams and osio-
tsas-'ons OF short slssvss--3 to . yrs.
- e. Dsp' Dls.s. IA
White and fancy madsas and rsscsiss-
usht and aask-% 70 u yn.
N1e h $syoo WsnsaS Csu6. IN
White Coutu aad novelty fabries-Saoee
Ing OF suAiGht-long over hipe--xSrSo
pair extra qualify sartsss-slsss - = g
tl.Se Wsnsai csss. ~
Fine Coutl and batists-me1ium -
extremely lons-svsry siss-S 70 ..
&S.e9 Ml.n' un0sh Dssass. Al
bsautiful dressss Of allevsr smb'y -
voile In hand smb'y sffscts-hsavy ~
insssts-vartsty Of stylss-is - y ~
&2.Ss Z IN Ckh' Wh'h DSuuu. II
Mrs sanplss--sins iavns ga batiste-
prsttily tsin'd with nae s@b'y, kcsa
tueks ana riebeps-e - II ~.
$iAs Hsus Dssssss sai udis~. 49,, r
sss!sucksr and Fancy Caanessys-aal
various eeed syiss-AisA o. lew No.
% e. fd LsagtA Lawn klnno. n
yior.is sad. stripss-iisAt an dasb-
Empire Or iooss-ail sisss
$l.U whe Lawn WsidS.. n
Prcttiiy. trin'd With eias laess -
mey-hish and low nsch-au sisss.
$a.se Sssst Jsp. 81 Wshs. ...lN
Tailorsd-stApsl or plain-VrsucA ewn,
over collar and cuffs a. With sSijSe
collar-Al sisss.
$i.SS Saith Masssnss rst6essb. ,,.lH
Black. liyht and dark eolors-plsi, =
eenanssso's silk novelty plsatsd
$l96 bid Hsatkasblen PsstesaS. II
Extra siss-shirrsd and corded flounsas
With fancy stitching.
$%.ss TdhH Dsss ssd 0usins Hsh. ~
Jaws straws. chiffon faced. flowers ~
MORE rbbou--blsanhsd peanut bral1
Snurs hat.. dnpsd with soft snh-
- q. W0sas ksusA S6sv Ssilsrs. 800. 81
Black and navy-wids and narrow bin
fine knockabout hats.
$l.s9 un61d Whit Dssss Hsb. Is
Chip and imitation hsmp--nswsst larIo
and small shapes.
- Ct. WnsaS Tutsh Sapssn. 49,. -
Red. black. blue hvsadsr. pink snl tai
50 e. Bahis' Set Ssh Shss. ....,. -
All coloss-sisa to SNeatha
% e. Bahis' Cas 4 Hat. ~
Odds aaa samples Of fine straw han
and sheer lawn oApo-vaSiously tYtm1
with ribbons. lscss ana smh'y-eo NJ
Sl.%s 4 SIS Fin Hat Z Csps. 49,. IS
| white and COLD straws-with flower.
ribbons. bows asd rosstte6. also fino
lawn caps-turnbaek and ruchs style
dhntiy trimd-sisss to yrs.
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q Ct. Milinsy Sash Rihbss. ....... lei
Dresdens and plenty Of light shades.
In Moircs. also Taffetas and SatinA-
black. white and colors.
RiBBoNs-MAfN FLOOR.
79 Ct. Satin Messalinss -3S-ineh. ....... ISL
Soft. chiffon finish-biack. white and
light and dark colors.
An Opportunity TO obtain beautiful
sllla Tor . lovely gown. pnncvo clip
or nes,Ees a a rsm.rk.5iS lev phSs.
50 Ct. MohaiI Sieilisnns. ............... 81
70 inch highly iustrous-garnst. gray.
brown. light and dark navy and black
always fashionable for coats, dresses
DRESS Goops-MAIN FLOOR
l2I5 Ct. Yard Wild Pssealss. ...... ~
Great .rie,y OF stripes. checks. dots.
figures. etc.-Light and dark styles I
Wash DREss FABRrcs-BAsrMrNr.
% Ct. White Union Linens -S(ineh. 10. rs
Fine. smooth weave for waists. dresses.
suits, etc,
MNENs-MAIN FLOOR.
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Clock
oseksi $50 -