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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-23

'For the lands sakc--use Bowker's
Fertilizers. They enrich the earth and
those who till it,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-23
CONSTANT CHRISTMAS.


Oh. never failing splendor.
Oh. never silent SONG,
Still keep the green earth
tender,
Still keep the gray earth
strong
Still keep the brave earth
dreaming
OF deeds that shall be done
While children's lives come
streaming
Like sunbeams from the
sun,
Oh. angels. sweet and SPLEEN
did,
Throng in our hearts and
sing
The wonders which attended
The coming Of the King!
Phillips Brooks.
!.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-23
CHRISTMAS TIME.


- FACE and good will toward n1eni
Biest Christmas time
That brings TO famished thousands
II a good meal
While even those. immured in cells.
that steal
From others-make their livelihood IL
crime
Now sit at tables with the best of fare.
Children. unused to luxuries and Joys.
Now have abundance. are cen blessed
with toys,
For did not Christ take such unto his
care?
The laborer sick. his family hungry cold
Is now remembered; wood and coal and
rent
And -four and meal and fowl to HIM are
sent
BY them that know the genuine use OF
gold.
Whose eyes have seen the shepherds watch
by night.
Who've read the Sermon on the Mount
Alright.
Edward S Dreamer in Brooklyn Eagle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-23
Registered Jerseys

Both sire and dam of champion fe-
male at Brockton fair, 1912; also son of
this dam included in the lot. This is
one of the largest lot Of Jerseys ever
brought together and cannot fail to
please, both in quality and price.
G. E. MANN, Supt.,
GUILFoRB SPRINGS FARM,
GuIIFORD. VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-23
GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
Argument Made by Represen-
tative Lewis of Maryland
in House Yesterday
ESTIMATED
COST S9OO,O 900, 900

Taking Over Telephone Lines of the
Nation Would Present No Greater
Difficulties Than Financing Panama
Canal, He Says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Vacancies at West Point.
rom the Philadelphia Press.


The fact that there are ninety vacan-
cies III the incoming class of the United
States Military. Academy is portentous
fact. In recent years the complaint has
been made of increasing difficulty at
West Point in keeping classes anywhere
near their full quota. Responsibility for
this condition has been attributed to sew
era causes, chief among them being the
failure of congressman to make appoint
ments For instance. congressman
would appoint cadet and an alternate
from his district. Neither the cadet nor
the alternate would pass the examination,
but the congressman wodld not take the
trouble to make another nomination. This
year il seems that the ninety vacancies
are due to the ina bility Of the candidates
to pass the entrance examinations. Con-
scuuently Secretary Garrison has been
obliged TO order further examinations in
July and August 1t may be necessary
for him to bring pressure to bear on
members of Congress to induce them to
appoint candidates. There should be d
law allowing the President and Secretary
of War to fill all vacancies continuing
for reasonable period-say six months.
1t would seem. however that the army
has no longer it's old attractiveness for
ambitious young Americans of the re-
quired grade of intelligence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Anti-Reform Wins in Los Angeles

Dispatches from Los Angeles tel. of the
tuTuugin@ OF the streets the other night
With immense crowds cheering the down
fall 81 the reform municipal admins
IrAiion Just beaten at the polls by indie
pendent candidates bitterly denounced by
tat clergymen II the city as advocates
~ = wide open regime. EnthusiaSi SIN
for the newly designated order OF affairs
IAN L. high pitch. The scene must
nave been saddeninG 10 the citizen who
cards his civic responsibilities seriously,
"ha looks upon the police fore as a
means II maintaining order and cnforc-
NIX the Jaw and not fosterin. private
aft who considers In. schools as
aiians places Tor the IoJng aud not az
".'iluS places fur faVorites of TN, con
t,lin2 political Organization. who *
pect~ rrbi.c work 20 bs done Nell and eco
.omiCallX ami not used as a mode or
t..Nardins partisan Workers and fund
contributors With rlch contracts who bc !
lteses that citt should be run decently
sa,l honestly and progressively !, NAV
re lnal the '.tf,rih admins ration Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Hungarian Turmoil.

Tic saber.ng ~ member Of the Hun
carian parliament by the captain of
guards called III 10 suppress scene of
disorder affords striking contrast be-
tween American and certain European
Il j. true that the Hungarian chamber
of deputies is a VIGOROUSLY turbulent as
semhIa2e. II has been called the bear
pt - Europe. Nevertheless r.otous
guthrie axis occur in some other lawma,sinc
node on the other side of the water.
Of which the affair of Yesterday
: u he rated fairly typical The
guards were called in 10 stop the per-
sistcnt Interruptions Of the deputies who
greeted certain ministers with insu ting
epthets and clamor of ieers that
aston was only an incident. however
- id"nce Of ministerial crisis that may
possibly portend serious internal s,rue-
-ie Ii Hungary Political conditions there
are III = ferment. jealousy Of Austria i
always tif. and any statesman who seem,
10 favor the Au tTian infuenc. unduiy be-
comes IN ohiec, - bite, hostilit, Ii IS
lInWdteItal Just unethe. the imm.dat >
ti>iS Wa caused by this sentiment ~ is
another one Of the numerous do.nest {
>suts that affiict Hungary Bcaud al
j. the jealousy - the stronger state with
which hungary is allied Iris i a strange
partnership. and no one can foreteii wha
VII result when the present emperor who
. nov = MS eighty third YEAR. passes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special in
WOmen'S Low Shoes.

Several lots al W omen Fine
Summer Footwear have been re-
grouped into one large assoT;-
nent. and marked at clearance
prices The occasion places an
unusual opportunity before VOL
to choose from the best styles III
Pumps and Oxiord> or Colonlal
Pumps. pi gun metal and patent
coltskin. tan Russia calt>kln.
white canvas and black ~ati !,
That they are all highly desirable
STYLES i proven By the fact t'la.
they have sold down Ia the small
lots which now remain.
sizes III the various material
are a follows:
'',n Meta - -. g aud G'-AA: Z T.. :
:. ~. J. 90, 81 81 aud -
Tan Russia CalfSkin a.. 4. IL. >. o.. 4 and
IA; ; ,nd IA 81, i III - =, and -. - d. !"
Patent ,oliskin 4 A.. aud si.At ). q: aud
81 :: and ,iaB, :. -. :. -. and 6'2''; aud
3i,D
Rack SATIN sl-AA: IA ai2,
White Canvas 4. -. ;. aud ti2AA: ~:
aud GLIB 3 l. 81. and &C \. ~. :, and 81
SI.95 pair. Mere $500 to $500
laird faor Tenth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
A BRYAN Man.

III -aea i n of tho naV member of the
sem sad, BrNan cot ms man.
Vet Wis moi" tcecri:n. - ali ac-
coant>. NJ Meicaif : i Ne.E Sood man.
and .,hr9lu i" goa work II otfice. He
has served wei WhcgeS i plae cd
NJ E.Sdn Is ookiue ont eor h:~ OWN
II the starr ii E;S PREDICTED that the
Hlyanfies mfcA; spTer IN tn dstri ,u-
,!,n ~ IN. ra..,C nag. that Nj ErNan
wound moi feel free, - press his friends
avon In. President. ami ,nat ia cases
ui.5e Ia, did II, NoIId h. dSappoin, ed
that IN. President first though, would
- a yl,le. be fur H." Wilsontes
Thar judgment Vas hasty. Mr. Bryan
~ ) grateful MIN and NOT at all back
wand He knows lis own and works
for thcm y. ,tc, have worked for him
no = =. las tn love. as the rasul,
~ tbaj-, fa;thf,,,nesS md he wishes them
=, sb.re ia tbe ,atronar. G-a1:tude is
n,t = c,-.tsnal ,,o,fii,rl ,.ir;ue hui when
go, j; anra,rs - .:h,nce b~..htly
\na why sGo,:ld not ,Ir. Wilson have
as hiph regard TO- neutrality-suspicious.
la,,, ~ ,ba uot.,If kiud.as for their
chief" Ha has baiIa6 b-m &C the ahlest
nd most stesd.ast de,noerat sine. the
marty sptit sixteen wears ago. and that
virrue is shared by those who have stood
hy his side during that whole period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Files and the Flood.

From the Dayton News.
For the sake OF future historians and
the coming generation. ii is to be hoped
that the public library will be able to
save all Of the newspaper files which
were damaged in the flood. Though the
loss would be great, it is stated that it
would not be as irreparable as might be
supposed 1t is stated that local his
torians have gone through the big vol
umes very carefully. and it is believed
that they do not contain many essential
facts that have not been transferred to
the pages of formal histories. 1t is an
interesting fact that the old volumes. of
the years when newspaper was made
from rags. are in good condition. All
Of those of recent date. since wood pulp
has been used for paper are in bad con-
dition If they are restored to legibility
at all, ii will be difficult to handle them
without having them go to pieces in the
nrOceSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
An Economical Paradox.

Joe Struthers said, 1t would be wise
Henceforward TO economiZe.
| see where | can save lot
b. paying cash down. on the spot.
On that new buggy, light and neat
That is reduced. just down the street
And | can save some more, | see
BY sending orders c. O. u.
For various devices new
To save me time and labor, too.
The saving isn't any bIufY
They send dollars worth Of stuff
For 80 cents. it's plain as day
Your profit equals what you pay
So Joe he bought with confidence
And thought his system was immense,
Till to this strange fact he awoke-
Economy had left him broke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
MI Wilson S leadership.

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,
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I'LL, 80. ~. not
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. I -. ,;...,-., =. -;
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49,, l:n - ~ -,-t.t t.
a,a u-I..,, ~ .t,.4,, IL. t,e ,.,,,;.. $50.
..,.,t.. ~, II. a.,,.r.,s ~; .o,sd ~.
~, J., watch i b.,l bse, n,scod H..
,.ie,.d +,
Nr N.ils,, ia. t,.., ,1,.fSs,I ana !.
d sncsed "a brin. ~. nres,,,.e .. his ~ !
ne :, hoo, u iI f.oncraes : i, motion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
3 garments for ST 900.
Regular SOC quality.
Boys Department.

3 Norfolk and Double-brea,t-
ed Suits, in attractive and service
able shades OF tan. gray and
brown; sizes ! to rs.
Ss.25 each. Were $500 and 5000.
30 Blue Serge Suits. medium
and lightweight weaves. with
| full cut knickerbockers: sizes s,
10, IL. II. IS. II and IS.
S5.45 each. Were $50 and So: 80.
Is Boys Wool Golf Caps. good colors: sizes
6i2 to Z. Reduced from Joe Ia pc each.
~ SILK Ties. attractive cOlors. Reduced from
o5c Ia = for 2jc
26 Blouses, hest materials in dark col"rs. with
collars attached: sizes I" 10 Reduced from
SOC to 800 each: 2 for S1OO.
~ Russian BLOUSE Wash Suits. in attractive
stripes and plain colors: sizes :; 10 :. Reduced
from 81 % and s.. % to si.35 each.
Third floor. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05

p.,, =,
-
e" ~ -. IN
: ~
:" '"e '';., fauou-
49,. .,;a.a who
,4f,.ti., we're
.t..,, !, ,ha
- ..,;,.ar,l,.
r.a, ,o,,o,,,as
. -, a., ,ta, nc
$50, .;,na.. r,.ha,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special in
Cabinet=made Screen Doors

Doors produced in our own shops by
the most skilled Workmel-some of them
have been used on our floor as samples
others were made up for customers and
have never been called for. Frames are
of the best seasoned white pine. finished
with three coats of paint and filed with
fine mesh rustproof wire cloth. Complete
with hardware ready for hanging, some
with bronze latches, some slightly
marred.
L. l Single Door. four-panel style. filled
with bronze wire; guard wire in lower
panels painted light brown; 49,. Was
$50
Single Doors, a.10axx1.6 it. three panel
style with bronze wire. guard wire in
lower panels: painted cream white; $500
each. Were $500
] pair Double Doors. 4.6x1 TT. with
curled top bronze grilles, painted white
$3.50 pair. Was $25.T
| pair of Double Doors. 44x6.S fl. two
panel style. bronze wire. guard wire in
lower panels; stained oak; 500 pair. Was
$1,000.
pairs Double Doors, 4.3NI1 IT. three
panel style with black wire, dark green
finish: $50 pair. Were $1,000
Fourth floor, q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
The Tragedy of Militancy.

Tie latest folly Of the militant suffra-
sists Of England mas a tragic aspect
case II mar,Srdom By a fanatic to no
couceiVabiy useful end \ woman rushes
forth from the crowd watching the Derby
race. E.ngiand's greatest annual sporting
event. and seiZing the bride of the king
horse throws il upon tue track and is
herself fatally injured, while the jockey
is badly hurt. The race is no; affected
by this interference, for the kings horse
is running with the distanced contenders.
but the supposed purpose Of the frenZied
woman is nevertheless accomplished by
fparrine the day with shocking ad
yertisement of the militant cam, align
This sacrifice Of lie is characteristic
of the crusade .: the women who have
for several years endeavored to coerce the
British government into granting suffrage
They have rocked nothing as to losses.
sufferings. privations, aumiliations seek
ing only 10 bring The suffrage cause con-
spicuously before the public and to en-
barrass the government So long as their
enterprises led them into direct con-
act with the ministry and bore upon
parliament, there was measure OF rea
son in them. but when they came to the
periling the lives Of innocent persons. in
terfering with the pasiimes and the bust
ness occupations and the mail facilities
of the public. they lost their claim upon
whatever Of sympathy the UMPIRE JUDGED
may have had for their cause Their
burning of private dwellings their de-
Struction ri letters. their obstruction of
traffic. their attacks upon the people' $
sports their interference with business
all Of these maneuvers have made enc
mics where they might by more reason
| able methods have made friends by ap-
/ pealing 10 the sense of justice of the peo-
| pie
The exhibition Of fanaticism al EPSON
| Yesterday should shock the leaders of
| this world movement for woman
suffrage into more definite sense Of
/ the grave blunder which the militants of
/ England are making in maintaining their
\ lauless campaign. In this country es-
pecially i il desirable hat the orEaniza
/ tons nta iFT. - ~ 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Toy Department..

Baby Yards. Reduced from $500 10 81 81
each.
5 wooden Wagons, slightly damaged Reduced
from 81 o. a5c each
: Doll CuiisheS. Reduced from 81 -, Ia 80.
each.
Enameicd Toilet Set>. Reduced from s. 30
10 Sl.0o each.
Shoofy. slightly damaged Reduced from
81 30 Ia 1jc.
! Srick Hor>. damaged Reduced from g. on
to 20.
Sand Table. imperfect. Reduced from 81 90
10 $50.
Croauet S"t. Reduced from 81 -, IL aac
lot OF Loon thr Loon. Reduced from
.i,,, q l,c.
:. Dogs. slightly soiled Re,la,..l fran, ) ~
Ia a.. en- H.
po2. slightly damaged Reduced fran S 90
,,nc.
Fig >3-ait 9aiia-ei Rcd ir.d f;sln s. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Furniture Department.

> Card Tables regulation height and width.
Reduced from 81. - 10 Sl.a3 each.
Card Table. leatherette top. damaged. he
duced from s.. 15,to $50.
Il High grade Dining Chairs. Early English Oak.
genuine leather sip seats. ElZabetaian period
design Reduced from $l2.oa 10 500 each.
= Armclairs. TO match the above Reduced
from S15.a0 10 ST. ., each.
, Folding Porch Settees natural finish: bolted
const ruction Reduced from SEQ 10 81 81 each.
Aft. Folding Settee. screwed together. Re
duced from $3.50 TO Sl.13.
Folding Sertep AZ fl. long: hard maple
slats Reduced from SEQ 10 S1.4
Fine Chartered Oak Chiffonier. full swell
from Ave large drawers equipped with stationary
mills Reduced from $500 To x1S.75.
l Mahogany Chiffonier. French plate oval mir
ror aIl-b,aring casters. Reduced from 5000 TO
S19.7I
Solid Mahogany Colonial Dresser. dull finish.
wood knobs and large mirror. Reduced from
S,i0. 10 10 Sal ~.
solid Mahogany Rocker Spanish leather seat
and back. broad arms Reduced from SO. 90 To
$14.I5.
sixth floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Specials in
WOmen'S Underwear.

L, dozen " omen Llele
Thread Combination Suits. loW
neck and no sleeves. with hand
crocheted fronts; tight knee and
lace-trimmed styles. Regular
500 quality.
Special price. $50 each
Also 3 dozen Light-Weish'
Cotton and Lisle Thread Vests
Pants and Combination Suits OF
splendid quality: all arc manu-
facturers samples and some
pieces are mussed and >oiled
Regular .,5c and SOC qualities.
Special price. 25c each:
Main floor q II. - ss-E..+i:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Hymen's Favorite Month.

From the Newark News.
crop that never fails is that OF June
brides The month of roses will always
remain the favorite mating time for hu-
mainly, and the society editors chief
task just now is the pleasing one OF
chronicling these most interesting Of
human events at least to WOmankind.
These are days when the feminine con-
tingent OF the reading public cannot
complain that there is nothing in the
papers" To the more prosaic economist,
TOO. there is cheerful note in the ac-
tivity OF the marts of Hymen. With So
many young people defying the cost OF
living 10 assume the burden of household
cares there Is apparently nothing the
matter with general prosperity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special in
Robe Patterns.

Daintilv Embroidered Robe
Patterns. fashioned OF voiles and
crepes-the two most desirable
materials OF the season in hight
blue. old rose and canary to these
we have also added a small lot
OF ratine patterns in combine
tons OF gray and-wlite. old blue
and-white. violet-and-white, pink
and-wlite. First quality. new and
stylish.
Special price. $50 each.
Y alues, 5000 to $3.50.
Main floor q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Specials in
Women's & Children's Hose

100 dozen pairs Infants and
Children Fancy Lisle Thread
Cotton Socks. in a wide variety
OF striped. checked and plaid de
signs; all-over patterns and ian
cv top effects. Sizes ; to s s.
Regular 25c. 2oc and SIC quail
tics. Special price. &c pair
80 dozen pairs Women Black
Gauze LisIe Thread Hose. double
solcs and high sp1iced heels; reg
ular SOC quality.
Special price. SOC pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special i'm
WOmen'S Summer Dresses

\ sample me oi Wash Dress
e. made II aIiitai summer
STYLES 81 ratint linen and crepe
materials tia, are durable. Set
attractive aud dainty. possess
ING the coolne~> aud comfort de
sired Tor summcr \ variety oi
good STYLES. some III long-wa =
effect. with silk SlrdlcS: also the
simple effect, TT morning wear.
Frightened By touches al hand
embroidery on collar and cuff.
We have al included in Inc
lot a lew Wool Drc> e.. al serge
bedford cords and cponee. in nav
blue. black. tan and brown Most
" small sizes in the two lots.
Special price Sos each
\lso the following
$500 Navy Blue crepe q 'btne i':"-. -.
x,,m M" Eliie trrp. T. cbiu p-r>. :.
sizes ~ and ia. $3.50. ..s. .. So 80
Presses. sizes rs md 80 ..--.#. s:a:,o "ac
$1,000 I'u-ple ,'harmnus, r.a>S >ize -. .s:;1 -
81. "a Tanp" Dresses with ac" sleeves. si,,.
So 10 Handsome ',rar 'repc lie .hin.
ss7so Eo-c Moro hficrn,sa nrc-f y.
sd5" Witt canton ''Fere Dress. .i,.
s7a" Rose Bro. adj Rain" pre.>. NJ.
>kiri. size Is ......... SO ;
Third floor -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Pure Food Department.

Varick Brand Refugee String Beans
regular 12l2c value: special price. DC can
3 for 2jc: a5c dozen
Rivertide Brand Peas. regular 12Ia,
value: remnant price, &c can; 3 for &c
9Jc dozen.
Elkhead Brand Lima Beans: regular
12Iac value: remnant price. 10c can: 81 On
dozen.
Carolina Brand Extra Sifted Peas, reg.
ular lie value; remnant price, he can
2 for Doc 81 - dozen
. Premier Brand Dat Flakes. reglIlarI,
Toe: remnant price, &c each: packages
for 2Ic
Fifth floor, ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special i'm
White Wash Skirts.

\ very special value will be Of
tered tomorrow ior tho first time
" ash skirts. made expressly fol-
Fridays selling They are lash
toned "f splendid quality "; d,
MALE pique and Listen ii iron
with four large pearl buttons
Perfect fitting and neatl, ;ailoret
effects ii the la,c>t origin. ~
sizes and ar, me lengths and
waist mea>u.e nents. The>
would resularl> eel ior sI.So
Special price. Sl.oo each.
Tlfra Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Friday Special in
VaIenCienneS LaceS.

Another especially desirable
assortment OF \ alenciennes Laces
has been secured and will be OF
tered Friday. Every pattern :
new and very pretty and was per
sonallv selected by US. Both
edges and insertions are included
in various widths suitable loF
dresses and summer accessories.
Special price. Doc piece.
Ma rnpr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.
Muslin Underwear Dept.

: Women's <ainsook \ightgowns. low square
mock and short sleeves. trimmed with torchon
lace heading and ribbon. Reduced from 81 M
to 65c each
I Womens Nainsook Corset Covers. low round
neck full front trimmed with embroidery Re
duced from Joe Doe each.
= Wcmeus French Nainsook Corset Covers
low neck and full front finished with hand en-
brodered scalloped edge and eyeet> with
ribbon Reduced from 81 90 to oor each.
4 Womens Cambria Long P.ttcnatS some
trimmed with torchon edge and insertion. others
with torchon lace and embroidery. Reduced
from 81 Is To 81 - each.
< pairs Womens Drawers. lace and embroidery
trimmed Reduced from soc 10 2jc pair
Women's Imported White French Nainsook
Neglipe entirely handmade: high neck and three
quarter sleeves finished with hand embroidered
collar and turn back cuffs. Reduced from $50 81
to 81 so.
Third floor. Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
WOmen's Suit Department.

The spring clearance has left US with
many e-of-a kind and odd garment,
remnants. which We have marked a
very low prices
Black. Navy Blue and Alice Blue
Serge and Whipcord Tailored Suits
sizes IA. Is. 81 and "a. values M u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-05
Black Goods Department.

yds 45inch Whipcord Serge. reduced from
2 yds. a, inch Grenadine Reduced from 81 50
oIs vds 46nch Lupins Wolfe. Reduced from
Sab to $500.
ais yds 44-inch Herringbone Serge. Reduced
from 81 SIS 10 S1.25.
3a vds 50-inch Iupin's Serge. Reduced from
AZ yds 44.inch Rice Wolfe. Reduced from
4 vds 56-inch Unfinished Worsted Reduced
from SIS O0 81 so.
a, yds 46-inch Ihpins Wolfe. Reduced fem
Sc so 10 81 so
. yds 5.-inch Rack Serge with white stripe
Reduced from Sa.0o IL $50.
II vds - inch Fanra Sry.t Ecine'1 /; ui'
~ 81 III