THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY JUNE 14 1910 tr
True of Southwest Section-
Is Statement ofSuperitendentT-
hat there to aa enormous waatfc ofwater in southwest Washington wasthe statement today of W P McFarland superintendent of the water de-partment Bids for 3000 wise utterscosting approximately MCi Ute majority of which will be Installed in thesouthwest section of the city will beopened ot the Dstrict buHding Jane 27
Our inspectors have shown th t thewaste of water tn southwest Washington is frightful said Supt McFarlaiMltoday The small homes having an outse hydrant use as much water ia aday as the large residences In the north-west will consume In three or tour days
In the course of their Investigationsthe inspectors a novel methodof washing clothes which formuch of the waste Instead of oldfashioned of elbow greaseani soap the ciotiu arerunning for several days A number ofsuch instances were foundIs expected to result in a decreasein the waste in all Instancesare held responsible for the amount ofwater consumed and in case of refusaltTnuel lt8 the to dJ
Where the water rent is less than Ya year the meters are installed at theexpense of the District In the CUM oflarge establishments whose water rentthat figure the expense of theinstallation must be by the IKOrrietorsEventually every residence in the Dhv
contain a water meter TheEm er Present is aproxlmately
and each year metersTo cover the entireDistrict upon the basis of population require 60000 meters
Preliminary Steps Taken byCommittee and Plans
Are Laid
A union of roUil merchants in Washington to be known as the Retail Mer-chants Association te being formed forthe mutual benefit and protectionmerchants themselves and the buyingpublic
Preliminary steps toward the formation of this association were taJton lastnight at a meeting of the retail tradecommittee of the Chanroer of Com-merce A motion was passed that suchan organisation be formed as an auxil-iary of the Chamber of Commerce anda was providingfor a special committee to
hm on the special committee
Would Install Targetsand Paraphernalia at Cen
tral High BuildingT-
he Washington Polka Department-will probably have a permanent indoorrevolver range some time In the nearfuture
In spite of the fact that Congress hasnever looked favorably upon the prop-osition that a range be maintained for
WATER IS
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Depart-
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Intub tIua hydrant which Is left
The introductIon or the water metersJ
teaants
for use supply
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RETAIL MERCHANTS
FORM ASSOCIATION
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second motion
ChaIrmen Josephtrasburer the retailtour toJterJe with
PLAN PISTOL RANGE
IN SCHOOL BASEMENT-
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use ot members of the departmentMajor Sylvester believes he has hitupon a plan that will Involve no additional expense by the District
The major has made a proposition tothe officers of the High School Revolv-er and Rifle Association to furnish tar-gets and other parapnernalia for theequipment of an indoor range In the
of Central Schoolalready hasa complete equipment of targets andthe use or the school
Is specially adapted for such purpose
association or the departmentIt is expected that this becarried out within a few weeksThere are a number of crack shotsamong the members of the forceand Major Sylvester believes theency of the to Increased byregular revolver practice
CHURCH TO CARRYCASE INTO COURT
NASHVILLE Tenn June 14 Be-cause of refusal to recognise thethree members of the board of truetfes of Vanderbllt University appoint-ed by the general conference of theMethodist Episcopal Church South atAfhevllle N that body has practiraly forced the church tocontroversy into the courts by filingptandamus
W K Vanderbilt says he is to favorcf a selfperpetuating board of trusteesfor the
CLOSES BIG DEALR E L Yellott realty broker has
just closed a deal including the sale offifty acres of unimproved landChevy Chase Lake which is to be sub-divided and made ready for the open-ing of a nev suburb The sale wasmade for D K Jackson the eonFM ratton was about MO Ed JWalsh has purchased of Mr Yellott-cne of the most tots in ChtvrChase It has a frontage rn Connecti-cut avenue and on Newlands street Iti the intention of Mr Walsh to
residence upon the property this sum
YIELDS TO NOISY FOURTHSTROUDSBURG P June 14 Chief
Samuel V JDrehar who favors-a santa Fourth has given In to theboys and announced that cetabrants mayenjoy themselves as they wilL ThecMef ourg gives warning howeverand threaten to arrest any who dis
kcrs or pistols en Sundayevening July 8
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Army and Navy OrdersI 1
ARMYLeave of absence for two months to
take effect on or about September1 1918 Is First
Captain JOHN McA PALMER Fif-teenth Infantry is detailed for
at the encampment of theIllinois 20to 27 1910 and will by let-ter at once to the adjutant
of Illinois iur Instructions andin person at the proper time and
Leave of absence for one month totake eftbot on or about July 11 10 is Captain JOSEPHF SILER Medical
Major GEORGE SAFFARRANSPhilippine Scouts is relieved frqnfurther treatment at the Army andNavy General Hospital HotSprings Ark and will return tohis station Fort Thomas Ky andwill proceed thence to Manila P I
Captain FREE OPN P HOICOMBTenth Cavalry is detailed for dutywith the orgxnL d militia of Ohioduring the annual encampmentfrom July 10 to September 6 1910
Captain CLIFTON O CARTER CoastArtillery Corps is detailed forduty at the of instruction atGettysburg Pa during July 1910and will report letter at once tj-Brigadier General WILLIAM WWOTHERSPOON United StatesArmy for Instructions
Leave of absence tut one month Isgranted Second Lieutenant
F PEARSON 28d InfantryFirst Lieutenant JOSEPH PINQUARD
Medical Reserve Corp is relievedfrom duty at Fort Moultrie SouthCarolina and will proceed to hishome and upon arrival report bytelegraph to the adjutant general ofthe army for further orders
First Lieutenant ROBERT M NOLANlit Ja detailed for duty per
Organized Wisconsinat the annual encampment to be heldat Camp Douglas Wisconsin July 9to and will letterat once to the commanding generaldepartment of the lakes for instruc-tion
Leave of absence for three months totake effect on or about July 30 iWOIs granted HENRY CSMITHER lth Cavalry
Colonel JOHN V WHITE Coast Ar-tillery Corps is detailed as a mem-ber of the army retiring board ap-pointed to meet at Governor IslandNew York in paragraph 3ft SpecialOrders No 136 May 28 MM WarDepartment vice Lieutenant ColonelADELBSRT CRONKHITJE CoastArtillery Corps relieved
Colonel JOHN C DENT 14th Infantryhaving been fount by an army re-tiring loard incapacitated for activeservice on account of
thereto and such havinghen approved by the President theretirement of Colonel DENT fromactive service under the provisions-of section 1251 Revised Statuesannounced
Captain THOMAS Q DONALDSONJit Eighth Osvalry to detailed forduty at the camo of instruction atPine Camp N Y during AugustMM and will report by letter at once
jrn ted Lieuten-ant PAUL M GOODRICH Ninth
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to the rcmsnandlajr general Depart-ment t c East for instructions
Captain JTCJNRY G LEARNARD genoral s aff is designated as disburs-ing oitlcpr of the national matchesfor I15 an will report to Colonel
K TwentyeighthInfantr executive officer of themateii s for tty accordingly
Lieutenant Coloival CHARLES Lfoast Artillery Corps is de-
tailed for service and to flU a vacancy In the inspector generals de-partment to take effect July 1 1910vIce CHARLES GWOODWARD inspector generalwho is relieved from detail in thatdepartment to take effect June191ft
Major GORDON G HEINBR CoastArtillery is detailed under thoprovision of the act ofapproved Juno 23 174 as an actingInspector general to take effect July5 1911
The following changes in the stationsand duties of inspectors general areordered
Lieutenant Colonel MILLARD FHARMON Coast Artillery Corpsacting inspector general is relieved
at headquarters Depart-ment of the East to take effectAugust li 1910 and will then proceed to Vancouver Barracks Washington
Major GEORGE BELL Jr inspector
sistant to the inspector De-partment of the Columbia to takeeffect the completion of theinspection upon he isnow engaged and will then proceed-to Francisco Cal
Major GEORGDepartment of Columbia
is relieved from duty in the officeof the inspector general of the armyto take effect June 30 1W and willthen proceed to San Francisco Cal
FRANK G MAULDIN CoastArtillery corps acting inspectorgeneral is relieved as inspector general Department of theGulf to take effect at such timeas will enable him to comply withthis order and will proceed at theproper time to
Major WILLIAM LASSITER inspectorgeneral is relieved from at headquarters Philippines Division totake effect at such time as will enable him to with this orderHe will proceed the first available transport sailing from ManilaPhilippine after the arrivalof Major MAULDFN at that place-to San Francisco Cal T ASSITER will proceed thence to Oma-ha Neb
NAVYNo naval orders wore issued today
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELSArrived Vestal at Tompkinsvllle
Foote and at South port N CMontgomery at Hampton Roads Rocket at Washington Yorktown at Mon-terey Preston and ReM at Newportand Prairie at CriitobaL
Sailed Strlngham and Sebago frontCharleston for Southport Machlas fromNew York Haven hIppieTruxton Hull and StewartPedro for Tiburon Cal Salem fromNew York for Boston nd Nanshanfrom Canto for Nagasaki via Hongkong
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CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON TODAY-
BY U S ENGINEER BAND AT JUDICIARY AT 730 OCLOCK
Julius Kamper Chief Musician
PROGRAMMarch The Midshipmen LaurendaanOverture Flying Artillery BergenholzSerenade Lee MiUioned rroaui DrlgoGrand fantasia The Opera Mirror Y MosesTobaniWaltz Unrequited Love LinkoSnlomo dance Dance of the Seven Veils I TobaniSelection The Serenade I HerbertFinale Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet i Wenrica
The StarSpangled Banner
BY FIFTEENTH CAVALRY BAND AT FORT MYER
G F Tyrrell Director
PROGRAMMarch Tyrralls Latest TyrrellOvertures Light Cavalry SuppeWaltz Jolly Fellows VolistedtPlantation dance Cottonfleld OHareSelection from II Trovatore VerdiDance American BendIxHumoresque Im Afraid to Go Home inthe Dark LampeMarch Fraternal Order of Eagles Tyrrell
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ALUMNI REVISITMARYLAND COLLEGE
COLTEOE PARK Md June 14
Alumni day brought to theexercises of the Maryland Acri
cnltural Colleee many members of theAlumni Association Cant and MrsRichard W Sylvester will give a re-ception to the visitors at 530 oclockthis afternoon
The eraduatlnjr class which is an un-usually large one will receive their di-
plomas tomorrow S Marvin Peach ofMltchellvllle Prince George county analumnus addressed the senior and jun-ior classes at the class day exerciseslast night
VIRGINIA FARMS SOAKEDROANOKE Va June 14 Continuous
rains for five days have caused themountain streams to overflow lowlandsCornfields are flooded wheat Is beatendown and great damage has been doneto trope generally
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NEWPORTERS STOPFIRING OF BIG GUNS
NEWPORT R L June 14 Fash-ionable Newporters are quite put outover the reverberations caused by thefiring of the big coast guns on theshore and on board war vessels inneighboring waters and they nre QuiteInsistent that the Government muststop it
Dog parties pajama receptions andother unique entertainments whichthe residents of the are inthe habit of offering likewise sufferfrom the of the detonationsand its really shame at least fromthe standpoint of the colony
Departmentlow the continued
Henceforth during the summer theguns at Fort and Fort Wetherill are to be silenced The War De-partment wouldnt make Newport toonoisy for anything So army practices are to stop
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OLDaYE
For one hundred years thestandard of quality in Penn-sylvania whiskies Agedwoodbottled in bondOldOverholt has that mellow richness of taste andaroma which is the delight
the discriminating
ASK FOR OLD OVERHOLTat all clubs and good afes
Distilled and Bottled In Bond byA OVERHOLT CO
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LETTER CARRIERS-TO HOLD OUTING
Prizes Offered for Athletic EventsThursday at Chesapeake
Beachor Washington and
dulge In a According
of healthful fun for everybody and allof the former of the carriersare expected to be eclipsedThe baseball game is expected to
The lettertheir families will to Cheaapeake Beach next Thursday and into the plans thus tar for theday at the beach there wl1t be plenty
Worth 75c
Bcys Wash Suits of chambraygalatea cloth sad madras in aor good serviceable colors fullcut and well made excellent suitsfor play and knockout wear
3 to M years Choice at csuit
WASH SUITS
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Womens 25cStockings
mediumblack and
tan Stockings with highheel and toe
double soleRegular price
pairSale price THREEPAIRS for 39c regular-
ly 75c
3 Pairs 39-W 0 men g
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Genuine Amoskeag Apron Ginghams in all size checksthe best qualir always sold at lOc a yard Sale price
FIVE YARDS for
GOldeOhergs
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Seventh
Tomorrows sale presents a great num-
ber of unusual economies in wanted merprice 39e Every item
in the list is offered at a saving in price
and taken altogether the various lots adver-
tised make a bargain day of rare interest
We cannot fill mail or phone orders for
the bargains offered in this sale at 39c
chandiseall at one
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Sold at 75c and 100 YardN-
ot Remnants or short lengths but full rolls of first qualityCooks corkfilled grade that every housekeeper inWashington knows about
Extra heavy weight In light and dark colors saewtagT tiling Mosaic parquette flooring and figured designs All IB Sqoarter width
A splendid moneysaving oportunttr these want to cover kttcaeozhalls vestibules or bathrooms at snail cost
Cooks linoleum 39cFirst Quality Goods
Linoleuma
for who
Special Combination offer from thedept of 160-
CoiaposinoB Poker worth Mtenod ORe pack of Playing Cards
We German Linen Bureau Scarisand PIllow Shams with fourrows of drawn work Sale price VQeach C-
Ceabiaatioa Offer CBiMlntJag of seeof hues iaish W
100 eets worth 28c 2Envelopes to match worth 2Sc sixLead Pencils worth one Alboai-coataiateg 36 souveptr post cards
Sate price all for
Good quality Hemmed Hackwith fast red border sixe14x3S Inches worth 6Se a doe 9QSale price DOZEN
to each buyer
36Jneh Mercerhwd Satin DamaskNapkins in assorted patterns
sbe Wortfe 12S a OQdos Sale pries HALF DOSSN
lOc Bleached AllnnenCrash Toweling with lost colorred price FIVKYARDS for due
SIc Satin Mercerized Table Damaskfull 64 inches ride Choice of ten at-tractive patte as Luster
to continued wash OQtag Sale price yd C
TVoaens 26c regular made ImportedStockings warranted fast
Womens hoc and 75c Line UnionSuits lace trimmedcut and perfectsizes price
Womens 2gc SKISS and RkheHeuRIbbed Pants weight tight orband top kinds orlength i Sale price TWO
for dUC
Woman 12 c Stockings ha plainblack and tan also dot andfancy silk embroidered styles
SIX PAIRS UUC
Combination Offer consisting of one25c jar of Sanitol or ColdCream one 25c box of Sanitol Tooth-Powder and ono 15c aMbristle Tooth Brush total value65c Sale ALL THREE OQARTICLES for
SOC Hair Brushes withalluminum lace Widely advertised inthe magazines never sold forless the advertised price
50c Sole price OuC
Plvers Sachet In all the leadingodors Established price
ounce Saleprice OUNCE UcfC
Combination formen consisting of one SOc LoatherRazor one 26c Rubberset
Brush one Sc cake of Wi-lliams Shaving and one lOc can
SOc Nail Buffers chamois coveredwith ebony rosewood or forwc xi
one lOc box of thewell known M H L NailEnamel 60c value Sale price QQBOTH for
Guaranteed solid gold shell Signet
that do not wear JSale price
Womens SOcextra size Night Gowns-of good muslin yoke oftucks and cambric ruffles around neckand sleeves Extra full and gen-erously made for stout womenSale
Womens SOc and 59c Muslin Underwear consisting of lace and embroiderylong and
Skirts Chemises and QQCorset Covers Sale price choice
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serve as the feature of he athleticevents Teams representing the car-riers and the division will com-pete for honors and a prize There willbe other athletic events for which
have been offered by variousWashington business houses
Trains for the excursion ground willstart boachward at 938 oclock in themorning and will be runevery hour during the remainder of theday
TEXAS ROADS PROSPERGALVESTON Tex June It The
State railroad commission has Issued-a statement showing that the earningsof thirtytwo Texas railroads have in-
creased from 3 to 7 per cent
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The Seamless white linedEnameled Water Palls Opt
Sleeve Ironand Patent Sleeve Board
The imported China SaladDishet neatly
SOc tin Japanned Flour Binslarge size
75e Crystal glaj BreakfastSets of 4 nieces
5 c adjt We Sham Holders will fit any stile bed
The seamless enameled RiceBoilers 5piat size
BSc Fancy WillowBaskets strongly made
S c Step sizemade of selected lumber
Stc Ironing Boards made ofseasoned lumber
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tOe yard wide Bleached MasonSue round thread grade freeftom dressing Sate price FITS OQ
tor C
5 c Colored Satin MessaMaes
street and evening shades also
price yard
SOc Stale and Crex Mattthe latest aeetgas produced iwhandsome
Width suitable forhall and stair runner In want VQ-ed green Sato price yard
76c Crib Blankets pinkand blue bordered effects Heavy-weight soft teteh QQ
edges Sale price pak
5 c Sofa Cushions Med with silkfloss soft as down covered with
4th floor
75c Crex Rugs size 34x48 inches inthe wanted greens aad bordered
wita tape bound sidesand fringed ends Svtatly
price tJC7-
Sc Framed Pictures sizes from 12x16 to 18x30 Inches with and darkwood 3ioch moldings Subjectsinclude fac scenery andfruit Sale price JUC
75c Japanese Matting sine3x6 ft close woven smooth finishstraw Jn handsome lion con vent kwaland medallion designsof green red blue ajd roseSale price OiJC
25c cloth Window Shadesstrictly first quality size 3x6 Itmounted spring rollers Inlight medium and green
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SERVANT GIRL SUEDBY HER EMPLOYERN-
ewton Mass Woman Asks 200
Because Selena Found 150and Eats Too LittleMoney
BOSTON Mass June tt Anotherphase of the everlasting servant girlproblem has developed here in a saltfor damages nied In the Fast
superior court by Mrs Else Pal-mer a wealthy i7 wlon Masswoman who seeks to 8 3M damagesfrom Selena Andersc a Swedish
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Sold at 150 and 200 a Pair forA leading manufacturer disposed of his sample strips or half
pairs of Summer Curtains at a fraction of their as aresult we offer these astonishing values in Madras Curtains tomorrow
They are Colored Crossstripe Madras Curtains in light darkand tinted grounds with corded snowfUke face and Grenadine ef-
fects showing colored cross sipes of red green blue rose yellowand hello
Each scrip or half pair is full 3 yards sad 4t Inches wide finished with tasael on bottom
windowsfor curtains said at U and a pair
Madras Curtains 39cworthand
begtrimmings
Many ot these curtains can M matched Into and used doers Qr
JIc per strip or halt pair Ipairs far
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Sale of Home Needs I
39c Values worthup to 75c
SIc Galvanized iroa G xhCans with tight atttna cover
Sic heavy tinBread Boxes good sine
One dozen thin Mown Crys-tal glass Table
cThe SeaMtasc Kntusteied Or
c Steel Garden Spniasstrongly made
Tic Stone china Jarswith MIl handle and coverfoUSlM
Browne nssiie of selected cornstraw
5 c Cocoa Door Mats extraquality
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Sc imported Pre VHrophane thepopular decoration sad snbstlstale stained frosted ca-thedral and stateed effects Choiceof various colorings Obstructs-the view admits the OQSale price THXBE YARDS for
ChMorens Tan Leather BarefootSandals Mass 3 to S SolIdleather Sate pricepair OUC
Infants White Canvas Shoes hardleather sole hi buttonaise AnHe SWap1 M 6 Ssie price psJr-
Infante Me soft sole Moccnninr andRoman Sandals sizes 0 to 3
pair
me Unbleached Sheets SlzMlull douhte bed size with new hnprovedwelded room hi the centerHand torn and ironed Satoprice ODC
50c sine 54x 0 Inches SeamlessSheets full Mae for staeto
beds Made of ual A M
Mens SOc 75c and SI Hof eaafity cambric asome trimmed with washable silkembroidery CoUariest and withcottars ie price t J7C-
45c Bkisched Oases 4Sx36Inches regular made ot roundthread pillow case miles Fta-iebed sized hem Sate Jprice FOTJK for
75c Waterproof Foulards strictly ailsilk 24 Inches wide hi
grounds of Copenhagen hwendT rerose
showing neat figures and dots J15 pieces oo sale tomorrow at yd c9
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and women who follow the style requirements of Ute aanonn winwelcome this unusual moneysaving opportunity
At J97i we offer a special lot of Women Aliwoel Cream SergeSuits in plain cream color cream ground with neaL fcteck pin stripeStrictly mantailored models with corset length coat mid tfcilptelteskirt
Regular twentydollar value tomorrow at 8Ti
Serge SUits
9 75 Worth
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servant girl because tb latter left herPloT
Selena according to Mrs Palmerbee come with her from Stockholmagreeing to work for 5L f a andeats Seiena reached Americahowever the 5LCT aad eats lookedsmall and see bane quit her yefe forWL
position in the novel suit to-
a yet unrevealed
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEPBELXJSVTLLB N J June 14 Wlale-
Amzl Bravo was asleep a thief enteredhis bedroom and stole 399 in cash fromunder his pillow and two Sit gold piecesthat were in a bureau drawer Barawowho is a liquor dealer had intendedtaking a trip to Italy next week
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Five Yardsfor
Superior Quality White India
cepttoa sbeerness and fineness ferTpafriHy MOBSMT waists and dresses
Regular price 15c a yard Saleprice FIVE YARDS for 36c
iNDIA lINON
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65c MuckTowels
Special for tomorrowoaaly g d quality Hemused Thick Towels withfast ocher benderMae 14x3S inches
Sale price ONE DOEtie ragidar pride
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Wessesis Me Vasfcabie GinghamPetticoats te neat stripes withembraUerr sod raSesl OQSato price
Wows fc Laws aad BatisteDrefieTng hi sa are or roead
myles with belt at waistNeat snsres aat dots AX efaesSate price OJC-
Childrens Straw and Pique HatsraBnr and aMMhreesa tinmed velvet ned eMk
rotors up to The OQ-
Hs of cWWraase shapes trimmed
Worth up to SlM Saleprice Oi7C-
CtdUrea Wash Dresses ef ginghampercale asMl te andwales Needy trimmrd-Steec up to 6 years Worth ip
Sale price OcC
to 13 Wertfe p toSato t i7-
Gfcte ISle White Pettfcaate wish andwtthoot w tata andlace iihMisnl rvfltos Sizes upto 10 yeses Sale price cJtC
covered and JapaneseIS and 30
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Fancy Hat Beads ia aof new doal iir eelready at
75c SateMeaa dept 3d leerWomens 75c and 9Sc Princess Lace
Yokes and thenoveirteo for summer
Sale price choice OuCC-
omhsnnMon Neckwear ceo
WIld er osiers Sale priceBOTH for
Tea yard bate of aMsgk andimtta Ribbons tawhtee aad colors Sale priceper took OiJC-
Me Mk Beck Velvet Ribbons No12 width Ia Mack and aM the
30c aSk ftalBli Mile Gloves la blacksad wine fiat IVB IMO tei 1
dar Moacosaetaireprfee pair
with DOUBLX TIPPED FINGEChoice of Mack wine andCaanpagae Sale price
MSBS white hoaintHchod ercolored border HaadlwrcWefe large
Bnoreaf stee soldat Sc each Sale pries TENtor OJ7C-
WoaMas Ear Lines FumHrfrcatofcwith sMBsaVKaed border aioa-saeer Wertk lIe tacit QPSate price BIGHT fer
12yard pieces of lee quality FreackLaces ia and ia-
sertioas to match Choice ofdainty aewaad
SOc Nateeook Corset Cover Ba18 inches wide with
ribbon beading edge 1 yardlengths tor OuC
3 c 3wta Embroidery FlavaciBra18 hwhae TC a v
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