THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 1908

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BILES TODAY

Important Measures Relat-

ing to Banks and Insurance Coming Up

ALBANY N Y Jan 1 With lessthan a dowrn members absent detainedat home by Illness the IMst session ofthe Nw York State Legislature assem-bled today for what gives promise ofbeing one of the most Important ses-

sions in the history of the StateGray problems fraught with

consequences to the people atlarge re to be threshed out and thelegislation enacted as a result is to bemost vital if the statements of thelenders are to be credited

BarkIng reform and insurance are tobe the two chief topics Remedial legislatldn that will prevent the recurrence-of the recent financial smashes amongStatesupervised banks and trust com-panies is certain of action while ifcertain influential leaders have theirway certain of socalled insurancelaws will be modified and their exac-tions so simplified that their provisions-can be properly enforced

Next In importance will be the temperance fight The last two years havewitnfled loeal option contests that re-quired skillful manipulation on the partof certain leadrs to sidetrack the billsof the temperance advocates Thisyears fight will eclipse all former records Emboldened by the success of

prohibition movement in the Souththe AntiSaloon League and its alliedorganizations are early on the ground

Their extending the local optionprovision of the present State law tocities and making the unit of voting on

proposition the election district andnot the ward will be hard fought

The first bill introduced provides-for direct nominations at the primaries

Foley a Democrat intro-duced it This bill is a duplicate of onethat failed last year It passed it willsimplify the eiejtion machinery verymuch-

It is stated that some kind of a billalong similar lines will be passed butwhether the Foley measure will meetthe views of the organization leaders re-mains to be seen

NEW YORK Jan 1 Tho familyElvira Peseta a beautiful girl living at154 East Ittth street received a letterfrom her a few hours after she hadleft the house Mating that she intendedto commit suicide

A general alarm was out by thepolice and her parents brothers andsisters are almost insane with anxiety-not knowing whether or not she car-ried out her threat

Her brother Enrico Paeia said thathis sister was nervous but that heof n0 reason she might have for suicideHer letter read

To Alt tie Family Suicide Is cer-tainly a crime My feelings rebelsuch a thought but this is the onlyroad open to oblivion and to the endthis miserable existence of minehave suffered and I have sought comfcrt in prayer in vain In this last mo-ment my mind goes to the SupremeMaker of whom I implore forgivenessIt is a treat sorrow that I Win causeyou and I hope you will forgive mefeel quite too weak to continue thisstruggleTo My Mother

Dear Mother I want you to under-stand ail believe that nothing else leadsme to this step except that I am tiredof life You know I am much too proud-in my scepticism of love for you tothink any such thins causes me to do

Miss Peseta according to her brotherIs a talented musician and has consid-erable artistic ability She was educated in Italy and came to this countrywith her parents two brothers and asister

Miller LecturesChicago Audience-

On Too Much Talk

CHICAGO Jan 1 Henry Millercame out of the character of StephenGhtant for three minutes at the GarrickTheater last night In that brief apacehe told some of the Chicago societywomen what he thought of them

A party in the center of the houseto care more for their own con-

versation than for Mr Millers actingMr Miller didnt care for the conver-sation He only heard the buzz of itand not the words

Some others had busy grip germs con-cealed About them and coughed andsneezed and Mr Miller did not likethat either SQ had the curtaindropped and made a speech that wasnt-in Prof Moodys manuscript of TheGreat Divide

Ladles he said as he came beforethe curtain as Henry Miller and notthe actor Ladles if you will treatme with some respect I will continueIf you continue to cough and talk theplay will not go on I give you fairwarning and without bowing the in-dignant Mr Miller went thescenes

It was the shortest and one of themost effective curtain speeches Mr Mil-ler ever made The silence could havebeen felt thereafter Just to see if thatdegree of stillness had been achievedthat would enable one to hear dropppdpin some one tried it Everybodylumped at the clatter

When Mr Miller had had his say thecurtain rose again and he went on withhis lines

When in New York Mr Miller stopped-in the middle of t speech to addresshimself to a box party literally scorch-ing himself to the noisy party

WOMAN BADLY CUTSlashed about the head and nook by

another woman Ellen TIbbs sixtyfiveyears old of Itll Carllns courth south-west was found in her home about 6oclock this morning suffering greatlyfrom loss of blood She was removedto the Emergency Hospital in the patrolwagon of the Fourth precinct

AUTO RUNS DOWN SKATERWhile skating along Pennsylvania

avenue last eveing near Eleventh streetCharles Rosnthil aged fourteen

at 436 Severn n street northwest colwith aa automobile run by un

known peraon H was knocked downand the irar wheel of the machineriss d over his leg Ir tpite of seriousrrmsfs refused medical attentionand went home

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IN GOLD

NEW YORK Jan Unconscious andfrozen nearly to death Joseph Foley asuspected burglar was taken from thecold storage room of Klinger Broth

noBBER NEAR Y FROZEN

STORAGE ROOM

45c Flannel 35c36Inch white wool Flan-

nel a close woven qualityfor womens and childrenswear One day at 25c yard

regularly 4bc

12 c CantonFlannel 8c

Bleached Canton Flannela heavy close nap qualityfor infants wear One dayat 8c ISfec

59c NecKwear-39c

Fancy chiffon Stock Col-lars in white light bluepink and lavender Valuesworth up to 50o for 38ceach

25c SilK Ties15 cents

Silk Windsor Ties inUncy plaids and plain col-

s with embroidered floraldesigns In the cornersRegular 26c values tomornorrow for 18c each

Ruching 17cS neck lengths of white

chiffon In a boxworth 3c offered tomor-

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25c Collarscents

Womens all pure linenEmbroidered Collars In allsites and every fashionableheight Choice of manypretty styles Regular 25cvalues tomorrow at Hceach

250 and 3B Shoes 189phojce of 30 styles of

wtraens Shoes of shinypttent colt dull calf pat-ent kid box calf glazekd and tan calf leathersLght and heavy weightsBroad medium and narrcw toes All style toessad heels Widths from Ato E Worth 250 and 3Wa pair Tomorrow at

30c TableDamasK 22c

2ft of f MI3 hjeachedTale DamasK Incheswide In patterns f clover

leaf and polka doLFill of wear and satisfac-tion One day atyard

Towelsdozen extra hoary

Tirkish Towels all whitewith fringed ends Size19j38 inches One day atWJiC each

5 and 6 BoysI Suits 298

joys Fancy Knicker-boeker Suits of dark pattetned Cheviots and Cassimtres sizes 7 to 16 years inth lot Regular 5600 andS6W values at 2 S

Boys lOc NecK-wear 5c

Boys Silk Shield Bowsin and dark patternsSoli regularly at lOc eachTomorrow at half price ceach

Boys 50c Hats25 cents

Boys and childrens TamOShanter Hats Golf andEton Caps in various col-ors Regular 50c values for

Clothing dept

IGc Rose5 centsF-

ull one ounce bottles ofWater and Glycerine-

an excellent lotion forped hands and rough skinRegular price IOc bottleTomorrow at 5c

Iron Holders 3cAsbestos Iron Holders

stockinet covered and tapebound Regular price 5ceach One day at 3c

Notion dept

lOc and 12cHairpins 5c

Horn Hairpins in straightand crimped styles Soldregularly at lOc and 12cOne dozen on a card for Sc

150 CloaKings89c

WInch allwool CloakingsIn the most approved tanand gray chock effectsGood heavy Themost approved material for

coat and womCfts wraps One day at SOca yard instead of 150

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era butcher shop on Second avenueearly today and Is now In Bellevuo Hos-pital In serious condition

Joseph Klinger returning from a NewYear celebration saw that thieves hadbroken the glass in the front door Hcalled the police and in a rear roomrhey arrested Blanchlnl Klingerwas certan he had seen two men andit was only after a long search thatthey found the huddled form of Foleylying upon the pipes in the cold storageroom

It took several hours to restore him toconsciousness

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3lb of Armours pure Shield brand Lard 33cArmours Veribest Condensed Mince Meat regularly IOc 7cFishers select quality Early June Peas 7cExtra large cans of ShrIvers select quality Standard String Beans

regularly ISo gcWindsor brand extra quality Sugar Corn solid packing regularly lOc 7c

Large bottles of Sweet Relish regularly 12c 7c-Apetizo Breakfast Food regularly l c c

Somerset brand Tomato Catsup regularly Gc 3fccPride of Virginia brand Tomatoes select quality regularly 12c canthree for 2ScGolf brand tall cans of extra quality Salmon regulerly 12c gc

Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing Powder regularly 5c three for IOcCincinnati Olelne Laundry Soap regularly cake three for ioc-Campbells Tomato Soup regularly lOc three for 25cGillies JavMarmo Coffee regularly 28c lb jgc

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Girls Coats

to 1098Special lot of girls Coats

of satin finish Kerseys im-ported Cheviots and plainBroad cloths beautifullytailored and made in thelatest styles Full lengthgarments in plain box cootand tourist effects Colorsare garnet castor navybrown and black Sizes 8to 12 years Values worthJ8IO and 5109S tomorrow at

496-2d dept

5 SilK WaistsJ20S

Special lot of blac taffetaallk Waists in two attrac-tive models One IP madewith panel of embroiderydown front and tuckedacross with halfinch tucksThe other Is In plain tail-ored effect with smalltucked folds across theyoke and tucks runningInto fullness of blouse Fullsleeves with tucked cuffsTucked down the backfinished with fancy stockcollar Sizes 31 to 44 Regu-lar 600 value tomorrow at298

8 Rugs 498Fifty Wool Ingrain Art

Rugs strictly reversiblequality size 9x12 feet forlarge rooms Colors of redgreen tan brown andand blue Large and smalldesigns Sold elsewhere at

gOO Tomorrow at 198

50c Suitings25c

Allwool Mixed Suitingsin a varied assortment ofstylish checks stripes andScotch effects Regularprice iOc a yard Lowered-to 2Sc a yard

75c BlacK Goods39c

Handsome quality silkand wool Crepe de Paris 42

inches wide a rich deeplustered soft finish qualityperfect raven blaok Oneday for a yard regu-larly The

1 Cheviot 59cWInch allwoo black

cheviot extra heavy doubletwill quality full of wearand satisfaction One dayat 6c

dollar

1 Paon Velvet59c

Tomorrow we offer ourentire line of regular onedollar Paon Velvets at Siloa yard Choice of a goodrange of street and eveningshades also anuwhite

1 Corduroy59c

Extra fine quality BlackCorduroy new rail welthandsome silk lustrous

Especially desirable-for childrens coats andwomens suits Regularprice 100 a yard One dayat ific

2 BearsKin98c

32inch Bearskin In richshade of hunters red TillsIs the plain heavy pile quality for childrens coatsSold regularly at 200 ayard One day at 9Sc

2 BearsKin149Teddy Bear

Bearskin in the popularcinnamon shade The rightmaterial for makingTeddybears One day at 149 ayard Instead of 200

Darning Cotton4 for 5c

Good quality Darning Cotton on spools Regularprice 3c each One dayfour spools for 5c

lOc Tape 6c24yard rolls of white Cotton Tape sold regularly atlOc One day for 6c

lOc ElectroSilicon 6c

Regular hOe boxes of Electro Silicon the magic sil-

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ENGINEER APPROVESROUTE OF AUTO RACE

PARIS Jan 1 Hendrick Hanson aprominent Norwegian engineer whwhas explored all of Northeastern Siberia-on behalf of the Norwegian Geograph-ical Society arrived in Paris yester-day to aid In the organization of thatportion of the New York to Paris automobile race

Mr Hansen says that the route alongthe coast from East Cape as far asBolun is perfectly feasible in the canyspring

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lilA TRIBBY DEAD

Funeral services for Miss Ida Tribbywho died at the Raymond last nightafter an attack of heart disease willbe held from her residence tomorrowInterment will be made in Congressional

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duett Peabody Cos FamousArrow and uCliett Brands Soldregularly at I5c and 25cOn Sale Tomorrowat

TRADE

We have just concluded the largest and most important purchase-

of Mens Collars ever known in Washington entireoverproduction and factory seconds of Cluett Peabody Colargest and best known collar manufacturers in the world

The seconds are so called because of a thick thread here and

hurt the good wearing qualities in the least The inspection of themakers is most these collais were thrown aside and sold

to us at a fraction of their real worth We pass them on to you the same way

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of Cluett Peabody collars There are no better collars made at any price Every collar of the twothousand dozen is ALL PURE LINEN and Clupeceshrunk which means lasting service and absolute satisfaction

Theres the greatest variety of styles tochoose shapes of standing and turn downin every size from lVfc to 19

The lot Includes both famous ARROW BRANDand CLUETT BRAND former sell-Ing everywhere at lie each two for a thelatter retailing at 25c each

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Gemtsry Miss TrIbby was born InWashington fortythree years ago andspent all her life In this city For somemonths sbe had made her home with herbrothers in the Raymond Twentysecond and I streets northwest It wasthere that she was stricken last nightand died before her brother Clintoncould summon a physician

She is survived four Clinton Arthur GlUert and Charles ETribby and one sster Mrs G WOffutt Alias Tribby was a prominentmember of Dumbarton Church inGeorgetown

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We have closed out from a prominent Philadelphia textile mill the entire overproduction of Tapes-

tries to retail at one to twothirds below regular prices Every yard is fresh and new and of the mostdesirable quality Theres the widest range of colorings and effects to choose whatevery housekeeper is looking for to use as draperies portieres couch and table covers furniture cover-

ings etcThe lot comprises satinfaced Tapestries repp armure and gobelin weaves with heavy mercer

izedffinish Lignt medium and heavy in the assortment in various shades of fed greenblue rose tan and brown in beautiful floral medallion and Oriental designs

These are all perfect goods and are in full remnants or short ends Therefore youcan buy as many yards as your needs call for The scale of prices is as follows

and 125 Tapestries at 39c Yard

Department

Worth 650 to 12 forThis offering of a leading manufacturers milliners line of samples of Fur Hats easily outdoes

every record in unusual valuegiving Every woman knows how fashionable fur hats areand the opportunity is now offered to possess one of these beautiful hats at a price which is entirely-

out of all proportion to the real worthThe lot consists of hats made of all sorts of faShionable furs such as mink lynx caracul and other

highgrade skins trimmed in the most approved styles Some are combined with handsome silk vejvets inbeautiful In various shapes such as turbans toques large sailors and mushroom hats

Not a single hat in the collection is worth less than 650 and the values range 1200 Choicetomorrow at 35o Millinery Department Second Floor

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Choice of MuslinShort Skirts Corset

Covers etc trimmed withruffles and lace Regular29e values tomorrow ateach

250 BathRobes 149

lot of WomensLong Kimonos and BathRobes made of Teazledownand Fancy German Flannelle trimmed with satinborders Some finished

heavy cord at waistRegular S250 values

for 5149

125 DressingSacques 79c

Short Flannelette andc 0 down Flannel

Dressing Sacques and Ki-monos neatly trimmed andthoroughly well made ina variety of dainty color-ings Some finished withbelt at waist Ailtomorrow at 79c eac reg-ularly 5126

25c Hair Nets19 cents

Automobile Hair Netsfull size made of naturalhair In J1 shades Regular price 2e One day forWe

4c Tape 2cLinen in all widths

Regular price 4c apieceOnt day at half priceapiece

ICc Thimbles5 cents

Silvercased Thimbles extra strong and durable

regularly at lOC eachTomorrow for 5c

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Tomorrow we place on sale a special lot of handsome quality Taffeta Silk Rubberized Raincoats atclose to half regular result of a luckypurchase They are exceptionally well made and

smartest and most fashionable gar-ments worn this season In plain shades and brightcolor combinations Every garment is actuallyworth 2000 Offered tomorrow at 1098

We place on sale tomorrow morning a special pur-chase of 25 dozen of the well known and generally

W B Corsets at Ste the identical quality regu-larly at one dollar

They are made of good quality Coutll in dip hip stylewith garters attached t effect

All sisses in th lot from IS 35Every woman who knows the comfort and satisfac-

tion to be found In wearing B Corsets will needno second invitation to avail herself of this splendidsaving tomorrow

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19c Scissors 9cGood quality nickeled

steel finish Scissors indesirable sizes Values

worth up to 19c a pairTomorrow at 9c a pair

Notion Dept

Womens Underwear worth upto 125 for 39cAn accumulation of odds

and ends of womens heavywinter Underwearconsisting of shirts anddrawers In white gray andcamels hair All are superior qualities full cut

worth as high as 5L2otomorrow for 39c

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three shades of gray lightmedium and dark mixturesRegular price 86c a yftrdOne day for S5c yard

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to 50cBalance of our recent big

purchase of womens sam-ple Stockings on sale tomorrow at ISo a pair Thelot includes qualities of thefinest sort in Iaclisle cotton etc in sUcolors Worth 3Sc 39c aidSOc a pair One day at 25ca pair

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AGED MAN IS INJUREDBY A FLYING MISSILE

Standing in front of hi residence aUS L street southeast James Reeesixtyfour years old struck on thehead by a missile thrown by an unknown person evening

He was removed to Providence Hos-pital n the patrol wagon of the Fifthprecinct where the injury was dressedLater he was able to return home

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about this remarkable offering of stylish allwool Skirts at thancost of materials and making In the lot are handsome light and darkeffects in stripes and plaids strictly allwool materials of the most de-

sirable character Made in box plaited and cluster plaited effects cutextra full around the bottom and finished with deep hem

In a variety of stylish colorings Qualities worth 5500 to 800tomorrow at 298

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They will be sold just aa are tied up It theboxes in six and one dosen each No other restriction-as to quantity will be can have half a dozen-or as many dozene as you want and at a cost far belowthe regular wholesale price 0 cents dozen

sate starts tomorrow morning in our mens furntenings department better come early and secure awhole seasons supply at this astonishingly low price

In the purchase are 3 doami Arrow Brand Co-llars for boys in turn over shapes 12 to 14 neckmeasure Three on sale in boys clothing department

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Black and Colored Heatherbloom Petticoats madewith chirrings and rufflesRegular L50 values for

Childrens Coats

to 7Lot of little Childrens

Winter Coats made ofheavy weight chinchilla inred navy blue grayFinished with velvet col-lar Made double breastedstyle with large pearl but-tons Sia s 2 to 7 years

Tomorrow for 596-Sd floor

Childrens Caps39c

Lot of makersof little Childrens CapeTarn oShanters and PoloHats of silk velvet andbearskin In white and var-ious colors Values worthup to 125 for S9c

Knit Goods 19cworth up to 50c

Choice of Womens KoltSquares FascinatorsShawls etc also childrensKnit Leggins ToquesSquares Caps and BootiesValues worth up to 50c for19c

19c Underwaists IOc

Boys and girls heavy-weight ribbedmade with two rows of but-tons and strapped seamsRegular value tomorrowfor lOc Underwear deptfirst floor

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quality Jean Rompers opendown the back style Finished with pockets and cel-

lar Sizes 3 to 6 yearsRegular Silo value for oneday at SSe

Muslin Underwear 79c

Sold up to 150Choice of mussed ind

soiled Muslin Undergmonts left from recent bigselling comprising lace ande broklery trimmed GownsSkirts Drawers CorsetCovers and long ChemiseValues worth as high as150 for Tic tomorrow

19c PillowCases 15c

45x5 Bleached Pillow-Cases large size handtorn and ironed Finishedwith 8inch hem Regularprice lie One day for ISo

59c Sheets 49cM dozen 59x00 Bleached

Sheets full size for singlebeds Made of close wovensheeting cotton free fromdressing at 9ceach regularly tc

c Cambric9 cents

Winch superior qualityCambric a soft finishclose woven grade forwomens undergarmentsRegular price 13VC yardOne day at Se yard

25c Sozcdont14 cents

Sosodont Tooth P wderregular 25c cans offered forone day at 14c e4 h

Quantity limited to eachbuyer

MennensTalcum lOc

Mennens Talcum Pow-der you know the regu-

lar price at the druggistsOffered for one at bOo

25c Listerine15 cents

Regular 25c bottles ofListerine offered for oneday at ISo An invaluablehousehold remedy

25c Oilcloth 17c-MO pieces of the well

known and widely adver-tised Sanitas and FancyTable Oilcloth in tilingand novelty designs Thisis the test grade manufac-tured and sells regularly-at 25c a yard One day for17c yard

Toilet Soaps 3cRegular 5c ekes of aolutey pure and sweet

scented SoapsEUIerflower Oat-

meal and Turkish Bathoffered for one day at Sceach

Cold Creamounce Jars of Mod

Aseptic Cole Cream forchapped face and hardsand skin offeredfor one day at 9c

Toilet Goods Dept

Peroxide ofHydrogen 9c

Fourounce bottles ofPeroxide of Hydrogenguaranteed full strengthoffered for one day at 9J

85c NightGowns 59c

Womens Heavy QualityFlannelette Night Gowns-in pink and blue stripesTrimmed with plain ma-terial Sizes up to 17 Reg-ular c values Tomorrow-at 5 c

HandKerchiefs4 for 25c

Special lot of Mons Hemstitched Han dkorchiefswith color fancy bor-ders lOco and l2V evalues Tomorrow at for2Sc i

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worth up to 7Lot of girls winter Coats

consisting of Cheviots allwool Kerseys and noveltymaterials in plain Touriststyle with inlaid velvet

others with tailoredcloth straps and somelaad In Empire style trlmzao7 with braW and fancynovelty buttons Sizes 8 to12 yeiris Colors are tan

castor and brownV lu 8 worth WJO and 700for J2J8-

3d floorMisses dept

Astrachan189

54Inch Black Astrachana ine heavy close pilewith silky curl Regularprice 58W a yard One dayat n

125 Taffeta98c

Yard wide Black TaffetaSilk an extra heavy firmclose woven quality Everyyard guaranteed to wearWith plain or colored sel-vage Regular price J12S ayard One day at JSc yard

1 Taffeta 79c30inch Black Taffeta SUit

good heavy weight andfirm close weave Wearguaranteed One day at 73ca yard Instead of onedollar

75c Fancy SilKs39c

All0ilk Louisenes richlustrous soft clinging qual-ity in a good assortment-of street and eveningshades Regular price 75ci yard One day at 39c

89c Taffeta 49c27Inch Colored Taffeta

strictly allsilk quality ina good assortment of plainshades and popular changeable combinations Regular8 e for one day at

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75c Lining SilK39c

Yardwide fast black Lin-ing Silk strong durablequality with soft lustrousfinish Regular price TOP ayard One day at

Lining Dept

15c Linings lOcBlack Shadow Silk yard

wide with rich luster Fullpieces not remnants Reg-ular 15c value for one dayat We a yard

25c Aprons 16cSpecial lot of White India

Linen Aprons short andlong styles some withpockets Finished with widetie strings Regular 25cvalue for one day at 16ceach floor

269 Dresses198

Girls Dresses of allwoolWorsted In plain andfancy novelty effects Neat-ly trimmed with stilt vel-vet and buttons Sizes 6 to14 years Regular 269value tomorrow at 198

Dresses 17cLittle childrens washable

Dresses of Pereal made inyoke style also FlannelettePetticoats with and with-out waists and FlanneletteSacques Regular 56c valuefor day at Ic each

bone 4cW Trns Cotton Feather

in wfiUe or blarkSold regularly at lOc a yardOne day at 4c yard

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19c WavingIrons lOc

Marcel Waving Ironsfourprong kind with nickeled Regular pricelie One day at l c

Hairpins IcKlrbyB rd Cos Dia-

mond brand Hairpinscrimped All

sizes Tomorrow at le apaper

175 ThibetCloth 109

54 inch ThibetCloth extra heavy weight

extensively usedfor coat and suits Inbrown navy royal andmyrtle Regular 176 valuetomorrow at 109 a yard

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