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Priscilla Club

Mn Arthur Allen i eutsrt4iUlus :
the members o; the Priscilla Club
and their mother. this afternoon a,
her home on Topeka avenue. The
afternoon ~!li be spent IN = musical
and social way. aEr 4 luncheon will
be served At the adjournment Of the
meetiu.
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$4,000 ASKED TO GUARD
WILSON UNTIL MARCH 4

Washington. Jan. 1I.-An cmcr-
gcncy appropriation Of $4,000 for
pay for the secret service protection
for the president-elect Wilson until
his inauguration was requested OF
congress today by Secretary McNeaGh
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PASS RESOLUTION TO
ELECT FEDERAL JUDGES

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 17.-The low
er house Of the Minnesota legislature
today adopted Il Joint resolution Of
tered by Representatives Dunno and
Greene calling upon congress to make
federal Judges elective. THE vote
was unanimous.
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Frsternal Brotherhood

Th' FrsternaI EFoih"TEu"' mt
last E!gh, at the lodge rooms. and
4 large number were Ia att. adSncs.
The evening sa. spent In an enjoy
able manner. and shortly before the
adjournment Was takea. arrange
ments were made for al entertain
ment 10 bc given :or the members
next Tburst.ay evening
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TO PROBE CONDITIONS
OF CROW INDIANS

Washington. Jan. l,.-Scnator
Towpsend's resolution instruc.ing
Attorney General Wickersham to in
vestigate affairs Of the Grow Indians
of Montana. passed the senate today
without debate or opposition.
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IdxAi MuxhHv

Tls class Of Loyal Dzl -Et-T. 0!
tie Christian Bible school ~IIl ne,
On SsiGEtay Afternoon a. 2 O'Clock
o. January !.ts ~iih Mis- Los
Lizh,fo,.. =, he. home 5-i Colorado
avenue.
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NIuonAr SOCIETY,"

Il~ -0nl.l. InI.slOaAFl -JE..II OF
the Presbyterian church AL! s!sc
the quarterly tea next Tuesday aft
crnoon al $50 a, the home Of the
.pFesidcnr. Mrs. 4 g. MeChcsucyr
slS Nevada avenue.
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Woodmen 70 Meet.

Hc1.Tn "c-Icf.sa si4 meet to
ai=At AZ Castle Hall Discussion o'
the asw rates Viii take place. aEL
rsfseshMeIts yIlI be s-Fvst
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10 oul ou7.oF TOWN. READERS

- st o'
yneF yOs n ooa!4Hrilou vita the CErone-SsskZ
Of h!s
M sia Of sor1A a: prices equal better EaE
aEyELsf- else
Rad sil
COns!der yg4
L4ne:, TAXIsC ADVANTAGE or YOUR OPf-JE-
Tr%ITIEs.
.sr az nd from CN ads What ~4Ht
then ss.ay phone
The sI be delivered
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Justice Ciycl.

Sp-l44l meeting Of -. Jcstlr-
Circle No. ;.s. on SATURDAY. .s-a!as
az 1:z5 O'Clock az Castle Hail Prze'
tee ant business 0. importance Nil.
come before th. meeting
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Social Affairs
r LOCAL NOTIONS fS
=: AND CIETY NEWS ~
Philharmonic Society

TIE Philharmonic etoFLs viii
meet rOGoo-ror -yen!Es at 5s1s
O'Clock az the hall IL TIE City Hall
building
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-17

Our Mexican Blend coffee VIII be
served saturday afternoon and even
ing. Chocolate creams zoe per lb.-
DcrnKcn,.
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chroniele-Ne~s soc a month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-17

Some people talk necessarily Just
to keep other people from finding out
that they have nothing to say.
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been made by adherents OF former Presi-
dent Cipriano Castro, who is said to con-
troll steamer now in those waters. but
which has not yet been reported or seen.
A number of letters addressed to Castro
lie at the general delivery Office here.
Welcomed by Nationalists.
NEW YORK, July 31.-Rafael De No
gales Mendez. leader Of the nationalist
party of the Venezuelan border states,
said today that his party welcomed Gen.
Castro's reported return to Venezuela be-
cause it would bring the political affairs
OF that country to a crisis. Like other
nationalist leaders in New York. Gen.
Nogales-Mendez some time ago received
news that Castros followers were pre-
pairing for his return. He had no infor-
nation today that the former president
had landed on South American soil, but
this news he said, was expected daily.
The nationalists of the border states.
said Gen. Nogales-Mendez. expected that
Castro would make his first appeal to the
members Of their party. who were for
merly his adherents.
Castro" he said. probably will make
straight for Cucuta, Colombia, on the
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Woodward s. LOthrop.

tire meeting, and other ministers in at
tendance will be Rev. j. w. Duffey.
Rev. ]. r. Jacobs. Rev. w. d. Keen
and Rev. j. M. Marsh. Tuesday, Au-
gust 10, will be old soldiers day. and
Samuel w. Williams attorney general
of Virginia, will address the veterans ;.
The water committee of the town or
Leesburg has received a report from
the state bacteriologist at Richmond
giving analysis of the samples OF water
sent there for examination recently He
reports there Is no serious pollution of
the water from the town well or rock
spring. The committee will continue TO
send samples to Richmond during the
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Wash Waist Department.

3 White Wolfe Waists, trimmed with
hand embroidery, tucks and insertion. Y
sleeves, fasten in back, S7.75 each. Were
$1,000.
3 White Crepe Waists, with black
striped front of small cluster tucks
forming yoke effect; long sleeves: high
collar: fasten in front with glass but
tons. 1896 each. Were $500.
) White Wolfe Waists, tucked back and
front; low collar: q sleeves. with turn
back cuffs collar and cuffs trimmed with
white ratine. outlined with black or
blue 1896 each. Were 1913
5 White Crepe Waists, RUNE front. plain
back: low, round collar of Powered crepe
a sleeves. trimmed to match collar;
fasten in front, s1.95 each. Were $3.50
A small lot Tailored Waists in linen
and dimity, made shirt style with side
pocket; one style has tucked front; lonr
sleeves: laundered or soft cuffs $50
each. Were $3.50 and 1926.
Third floor, q st.
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Friday Special in
New Websterian Dictiona

We have secured a limited
number of new Websterian Die
tionaries at very special low
prices. Printed on excellent quail
ity paper, containing LOO pages,
profusely illustrated with colored
plates, monotones, duograph
charts and maps, together with a
reference library and treasury of
facts. Because of the deep con-
cession in price made us, the fol-
lowing reductions prevail:
$500 limp leather binding, red
edges, $1.oo vol.
$500 half leather binding, olive
edges, 75c vol.
$500 cloth binding, plain edges,
soc vol.
Main door. Tenth st.
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REBELS COMMAND
VENEZUELAN PORT
All Indications Point to Move
by Castro's Adherents to
Regain Government.

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao. July Gloon
frmation OF reported mutihy OF the gar
rison OF Coro. the capital of the state Of
Falcon. Venezuela. was received here to-
cav.
The rebels are in command of the place
and are exercising the functions Of gov
eminent. Dispatches telegraphed there
from this city remain unanswered.
All indications point TO the move having
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Venezuelan border, and start his invasion
Of the country from that point.
Will Precipitate Crisis.

1.-The nationalists," he continued, 'have
been waiting for President Gomez to
make an open attempt to repeal the law
against reelection and make himself die
tator of Venezuela. The national election
Is set for next March. and We did not
expect Gomez to declare himself until
about that time.
The coming Of Castro, however, will
precipitate q crisis. The strife between
the followers Of Castro and Gomez will
give the nationalists an opportunity to
step in and make their fight for consti-
tutional government"
Gen. Nogales-Mend came here about
three months ago from Colombia to con-
fer on behalf Of the natiOnalists with
Gen. Jose Manuel Hernandez. the recog-
nized leader Of the party. He expects
to return to Colombia by the next boat
and make for Cucuta.
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China Department.

Decorated Sugar and Cream Sets, Juc set
Were SIPS.
/ Brass Tube Gong. imperfect. SIS. Was
3 Decorated Austrian China 12-inch Meat
Dishes 2Oc each. Were Sc.
1 Decorated Limoges China 14-inch Meat Dish.
15c. Was 81. SIS.
/ Decorated Haviland China Quart Milk Pitch-
err imperfect. Sc. Was 81 IS.
3 Richly Decorated Teacups and Saucers. 6sc
each. Were 81 so.
Decorated English Porcelain Covered Gravy
Tureens with stand, CSC each We're rs.
White and Gold Imported Soup Tureen,
slightly imperfect, SIPS. Was $500.
Brass Smokers Stand. 95c. Was 81. IS.
Decorated Cheese Dishes. soc each. Were
$l.25.
Limoges China Covered DISH imperfect. 55c.
Was Sits.
Decorated Gold Traced Slop Jar. slightly i'm
perfect, SITS. Was $500.
Fifth floor. C st.
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Housefurnishine Department.

Bath Spray. not perfect, SOC. Was 75c. I at
$I.O0 Was $1.75.
Shower Curtain. not perfect. 800. Was
l Vacuum Cleaner, not perfect. $500. Was
e6. 90.
I Kitchen Table. not perfect s1.40. Was So 40
Straw Brooms damaged, &c each. Were 45c
1 Washstand and Mirror. 500. Was $500.
I Clothes Bar. 10c. Was SOC.
I Infants Sleeping Basket. s1.50. Was $500
Lot Japanese Stoop Mats. Zoe each. Were Do
Lot Tin Pie and Cake Pans. Sc each. Were 81.
I Tin Dinner Pail. Doc Was Soc.
2 pieces Garden Hose. "a It.. 100 each. Was
50. 90. / piece. 10 IT, Sc. Was 81 90.
! Dustless Counter Buster. Zoe. Was 1ac
Curtain Stretcher not perfect, Si.Jo. Was
S. 25
Fifth floor, Eleventh ct.
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Friday Special in
Wonen's Wash Skirts

Lot of Women's White Pique. Ratine
and Oyster Linen Skirts. in one Of the
smartest styles of the season. So 30 each.
Were $500.
and White Ramie and Handkerchief
Linen Skirts. that would regularly sell
for $3.50, but being samples are offered
at the special price, S1.J0 each.
Women's White Linene and Cannon
Cloth Skirts for misses and small women.
Well made, perfect fitting garments. spe-
cially priced. $1.00 each.
Third floor, G st.
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summer season

summer season.
Rev G. T. Waite of Herndon preached
at the Baptist Church here Sunday
evening, at North Fork, this county, IN
the morning and at Mount Gilead in the
afternoon. Rev. II. l.. Swain, pastor of
the local church. preached at Alexan-
dria in the morning and at Herndon in
the evening.
The Trinity Athletic. Club of Washing
ton, d. c. defeated the local nine here
Saturday afternoon by the score of Is
to s. Nine of the winning. runs were
punched by the visitors in the last in
ming.
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Infants Department.

Children's White Point Esprit Mushroom
Hats, trimmed with soft ribbon band and bow,
fine lace rudies and silk flowers, $40 each.
Were 5000.
5 pairs Children's Muslin Drawers, trimmed
with tucks and embroidery ruffle, SOC pair.
Were 75c.
pairs Children's White Boomers, with elastic
at knee, 2Jc pair Were Coo.
4 Chidren's White Skirts. made on waist.
finished with embroidery rufie, SOC each Were
$l.25.
Children's Blue Percale Dresses, square
neck and short sleeves. trimmed with black and
white striped percale. 75c each. Were $l.O0.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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Friday Special in
p M CorSefS

p. n. Corsets made of fine batste. long
hips and low bust with two hooks over
abdomen and wide strips of elastic that
give ease when sitting. Sizes. is to 20.
Special price, SI.oo.
A regular $I.5o value.
Third foor Eleventh ST.
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Friday Special in
Wolfe Flouncing.

Another small lot of the az
inch Wolfe Flouncing which has
met with SO great favor in these
Friday sales. These are all white,
in splendid quality, and heavily
embroidered in variety of de-
signs. An exceptional value.
Special price, $1.oo yard.
We also offer the remaining lot Of
Ratine Robe Patterns. in violet black
and white, and pink and blue, at especial
ly low price for clearance.
Choice, $500 the pattern.
Main floor G ST.
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Friday Specials in
Millinery Department

Prices that are merely a fraction Of
their original markings.
Colored Rough Straw Sailors, trimmed
with bands.
SOC each. Were SI.5o to $3.50.
Colored Ratine Hats. trimmed with
fancy feathers. deftly applied to one side.
SOC each. Were $2.oo.
Untrimmed Hats, in various shades and
shapes.
soc each. Were $500 and $500.
Second floor. Tenth st.
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Special price, CSC each.
Were SIPS and $I.5o.

invested in their original construction.
1.-The total cost to the government will
probably exceed $50 a mile, or total
cost Of from 900 to 315.O00O00. but,
Of course, this Is only a guess"
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VALUATION OF ROADS
NEEDS SPECIAL CORPS
Plans of |. c. Commits
sion Will Require Years and
Cost Many Millions.

Physical valuation OF the railroads of
the United States by the interstate COM
merce commission will take from five to
seven years by a specially organized corps
OF men, and will cost the government
from $4,000. 600 TO 5000. 600 or more, ac-
cording to plans Of the commission pre-
sented to the House appropriations COM
mlttee. The commission has asked for
an immediate appropriation Of 31,5OO, 900
LOT the organization OF the CORDS OF en-
slneers necessary to undertake the work.
commissioners Clements and Prouty
ana secretary George B. McGanty OF the
commission have told the House appro-
pnauons subcommittee that a carefully
worKed-out estimate places the cost Of
the field work at 1922, 500 a year
throughout the period.
Provides for Five Districts.
The plan presented by Mr.. McGinty con-
templates the division of the country into
nve districts, containing approximately
5000 miles OF railroad each.
MI. McGdnty explained to the commit.
tee tnat the estimated cost per year of
eacn OF these district Organizations, with
their groups OF field squads, would be
aDout $1,000. or a total per year for
the nve districts Of nearly 100000.
In addition to this he estimated that
the accounting feature Of the work would
cost about $SoO.O0O a year and that the
maintenance Of valuation once In
Washington would cost probably $50, OOO
a year.
Field Force Through Civil Service.
Although the committee was skeptical,
Mr.. McGinty was confident that the COM
mission would be able to get the field
force ORGANIZED through the civil service
commission by the first Of next year to
take care Of the first years work. II
was for this purpose. he said. that the
commission needed 1850, 600
Mr.. McGinty mentioned cases where II
cost from s to SIS a mile to ascertain
the value Of railroads.
I'm all Of these cases only the repro-
duction value Of the road was ascer-
tained." he continued. whereas We are
required to ascertain the reproduction
value. the deprecated value and in ad-
dition to work out the history Of the
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Further Reductions in
Summer Clearance Mems
Clothing.

NlOtnlnS.
To bring about complete and
effective clearance, we have re-
grouped our remaining stock Of
Mems and Young Mems Fine
Suits. Every suit (plain black
only excepted) has been further
reduced to price that should
mean. final disposal. This includes
Hart Schaffner & Marx and all
the other good makes which we
handle. All sizes in the combined
lots.
$13.75 each for Suits that were
up to $22.5o.
$18.75 each for suits that were
up to $500.
Norfolk Two-piece Suits; ex-
cellent quality, well-tailored gar
ments, in grays, browns and
blues; sizes 81 to ~.
$12.75 each. Values up to $500.
And these remnants:
Mohair Two-piece Suits Of Priestley's Eng.
lish Mohair. ''cravenetted': In gray: sizes 3!
and 80 stout, $12.75 each. Regularly $1,000 and
$25. 90.
6 Seersucker Two-piece Suits. in neat gray
striped pattern; sizes SO. 81. 80 and 42 regular:
40 and Il stOuts, 81 .95 each. Were $3.50.
50 pairs Outing Trousers in a variety Of choice
patterns In light and dark grays and tans. FIN
ished with belt loops and euf bottoms: sizes q
and 500.
% pairs Outing and Worsted Trousers. in de-
sirable colors and patterns: sizes % to 49, $3.95
pair. Were $3.50 and $500.
Second floor. Mems Building.
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PLANS FOR CAMP MEETING.
Loudoun Association Holds 21st En-.
campment Next Month.
.snondence of The Star.

LEESBURG, Va, July 81. 1913.
Prenarations are being made for the
twenty-first annual encampment of the
Loudoun Camp Meeting Association at
Benton's woods. near Unison, this
county. August "A to %. inclusive.
cry. Ala, will be present during the en-
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Parasol Department.

Is Light Blue and Pink Silk Parasols, Toe
each. Were $500.
8 Red and Purple Silk Parasols. with borders
of black and white stripe silk, $1.OO each.
Were $500.
Colored SILK Parasols. in white brown,
light pink and blue, $l.45 each. Were $500.
Main door, G ST.
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Muslin Underwear Department.

8 Womens Combination ENTERTAINMENTS. trim
med with lace and embroidery. Csc each. We're
$1.O0.
10 Womens Fine Nainsook Gowns. trimmed
with lace and embroidery. 65c each Were s1.50
Corset Covers, trimmed with lace or en-
broidery edge. 25c each. Were soc.
10 Fine Nainsook Corset Covers. trimmed with
fsheye lace, beading and ribbon. &c each. Were
$3.50.
Cambria Long Petticoats with openwork
embroidery hounce. $1.95 each. Were $3.50.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
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Linen Department.

500 yards 24-inch All-pure Linen Crash
Toweling: subject to slight imperfec-
lions. Reduced from 20c to 10c yard
Is dozen Bath Towels, slightly imper-
feet. in half dozen lots; six for $1.25.
Regular value. one-third more.
3 Double DamaSk Cloths. size 2zx2z
yards $475 each. Were $7.75.
Double Damask Cloths. size 2Ax21s
yards $575 each. Were 1926.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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Slayer Free After Thirty.Four Years

THOMASTON. Me-. July 31.-Samuel D.
Haynes of Detroit walked out of the
prison gates yesterday after serving thir-
ty-four years for the murder Of James L.
Robbins, policeman, 1T Rockland. in
1870.
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Friday Special in
Women's Black Isle Hose.

Women's Black Isle Hose, in
a desirable light weight; sizes
80 to 10. Subject to manufac-
turer's imperfections, which is the
reason for the extremely low
marking.
Special price, nc pair.
Three pairs for soc.
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Friday Special in
Mems Leather Belts.

In large variety of finishes colors and styles of buckles All
perfect condition. being the selling agents samples of leading
who regularly favors with the disposal of
Only 49, who requires this savings
are most exceptional. Divided lots follows
ceach to
85c coach.
each up
Mai noor Men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-31
Glove Department.

Women's Silk Gloves, elbow length, in
black and white; all sizes.
Special price, 75c pair.
Women's White Isle and Chamoisette
Gloves. elbow length: all Sizes
Special price, soc pair.
Main floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-31

Whit D. Peyton. candidate for the
house of delegates from Stafford and King
Georges counties, Va, has withdrawn
from the race. James o. Helm Is thus
left a clear field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-31
Friday Special in
Valenciennes I.aces

Another choice lot of those Valencien-
mes Laces with which our customers are
so well acquainted in these Friday Sales.
The values in this collection equal any
we have ever presented and the assort
ment Is one that affords splendid selec-
ton.
Special price, 6oc dozen.
Main floor, G ST.
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Friday Specials in
Boys Summer Apparel.

Boys Summer Apparel.
A splendid assortment of Boys
All-wool Double-breasted Knick-
erbocker Suits, in plain grays and
tans. Sizes 9, II, IL, ID, IS, Io
and y. Reduced practically one
half their former price.
$2.o5 each. Were $500 and 5000.
Boys Russian and Sailor
Blouse Suits, in serviceable pat
terms; full-cut, well-made gar
ments of materials that will laun-
der we'll. Russian Blouse Suits
in sizes 21z to 7; Sailor Blouse
Suits, in sizes S to 10.
Special price, CSC each.
Were SIPS and $1.5o.
Boys Golf Caps, in grays and tans. Full
cut. well shaped caps. in sizes 6as to 63.
Special price, 15c each. Were Soc.
Four-in-hand Ties, In various shades,
for Csc. Were Csc each.
Boys Straw Hats, in assorted shapes
and styles; all sizes.
Special price. Csc each. Were SOC and 81.
Third door. st.
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Friday Special in
Muslin Pillow Cases.

Ia dozen Pride of the West
Muslin Pillow Cases. Good quail
ity and we'll made, finished with
hem. Size 45x36 in.
Special price, $I.oo half dozen;
$500 dozen.
Regular value, $500 dozen.
Second foor Eleventh st.
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And these remnants +:

10 pairs Women's Navy and Copenhagen Blue
Lisle Hose, coored stripe lace ankle and
Were Soc.
l3 pairs Misses Lightweight Plain Black
Isle Hose, in sizes and IA, 25c pair. Were
soc.
Main door, G st.
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4 $1675 Cravenette Showerproof Goats.
1 $l975 White Cloth Coat
$3.50 Brown Silk Poplin Coat.
$500 Black and White Stripe Basket
Cloth Coats.
1 $3.50 Black and White Mistrial Cloth
over-Silk Coat.
2 $16 so Black and White Plaid Coats.
3 $1S.75 Mohair Coats.
$25 O0 Tan Silk Coat.
$3.50 White and Black Silk Coats.
/ $39. so Blue Silk Poplin Coat.
1915 Embroidered Mandarin Coat.
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Children'S Coats.

2 $3.50 Children's Cream Coats.
/ $1S.75 Children's Cream Coat.
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Friday Special Sale
Mems PaiamaS.

opportune requirement by Of manufacturers
plus stock of Mems Hggrade Pajamas Fresh perfect clean
we'll made
fitting the manufacturers is of this.
range An offering that will merit your prompt
sderation
to
white colored cambrics
Regularly selling to
A.
At SAILS Pmas Of finished madras plain and fancy shades also
At ps5amas ak and silk madras PLAIN eors and stripes Es
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Suits.
$500 Striped Wool Suits.
8 $500 Gray Wool Suits. odd sizes.
$3.50 Brown Checked Suits.
] x2aJO Tan Striped Suit.
8 $500 Shepherd Check Suits.
$3.50 Copenhagen and White Striped
Suits.
1 $500 Black Wool Suit.
$500 Black Serge Suits.
/ $3.50 Navy Serge Suit.
$500 Misses Navy Serge Suits.
$500 Misses Navy Serge Suits.
6 $500 Cotton Ratine Suits.
$3.50 Cotton Ratine Suits.
4 $3.50 Cotton Ratine Suits.
10A$1S.5O Natural and Colored Linen Suits.
9 $3.50 Natural and Colored Linen Suits.
IL 5000 Natural and Colored Linen Suits.
$3.50 Natural and Colored Linen Suits.
1 $500 Natural and Colored Linen Suit
1 $29.50 White and Pink Linen Suit.
Dresses.
5 1875 Striped Crepe Dresses.
$500 Figured Crepe Dresses.
$500 Lingerie Dresses.
10 $1S75 Navy and Black Messalinn
2 1875 Tan Crepe Meteor Dresses.
% $751; 10 Foulard Dresses.
2 1878 Evening Dresses.
$3.50 White Charmeuse Dresses.
$1S.75 Linen Dresses.
10 $3.50 Linen Dresses.
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