THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY MAY 1 1904

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PROPOSED GALLERY OF

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine ArtsPlans Unique Memorial of Its

Centennial

The Pennsylvania Academy of FineArts founded In ISOO contemplates atthe close of the hundred of Itsexistence to establish a gallery oftional portraiture as a department ofthe present permanent exhibition of theacademy

An extended effort is being made tosecure by gift or loan portraits ofAmericans who have been prominent in

NATLUNAL PORTRAITURE

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thirds Actual ValueSale of

Worth 5c to 12c Yard21000 yards of Fine Machine Torchon

Edgings and Insertions Th 3 lot con-tains better values than w hue everoffered before at the prici

Widths up to Inches

an Importers Entire Sample Line of This Seasons Choicest Styles43000 Yards in All The Finest and Medium Grades Only

All the product of St Gall hand looms Few duplicatesChoice of more than 500 patterns Note the widths LACES

MANY PIECES ARE LESS THAN ONETHIRD REAL VALUE trClean perfect goods with the exception of outer foldswhich are slightly soiled from being shown as

Worth 2Sc and 40c dozen yards1 00 dozen of Fine French VaL Edgings

and InsertionsWidths ap to I X Inches

Sold only by the dozen yards

IEmbroideries and laces at Onhrd fo

TORCHON I FRENCH VALLACES

21 cA Yard A Dozen Yds

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LINEN STOCKSWorth Double

75 dozen Wehave heretofore been unable to sell for less thanjust half i

They are of white linen heavily embroidered in light blue cadetblue cardinal Persian and pure white wash cotton 12C

Another bargain lot consists of tailored Stocks of pure white linenwith embroidered turnover and three overlapping tabs the top Pone of which is embroidered The embroidery work is done Inblue cardinal cadet and black tJFloor

Percale Wrappersworth 1

Very pretty and neat red black and navy percales with whitestripes and Made with ruffles over the shoulders finishedwith embroidery edge deep flounce cut full through the hips fitted lining All sizes

Second Floor

for Windows or for Doors

Dont miss this chance It is something we shall probably never of-fer again

4 Sizes s f 30 by 26 in35c I l 24 by 33 iaScreens 4 r 24 by 37 inOne Price X W 30 by 30 V-

t is for one dav The screens are made of best Yorki well constructed frames some light and some dark All are

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1 350Excellent quality Satin Foulard In

pretty dotted patterns bluo blackand piping and fagotting trimming 1060 and 1850

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the history of the country or ofof those of other countries who

have been associatedin the developmentof the United States

The academy at the present time hasin its possession portraits of

Franklin Morris Clymer andMadison Among the artists represented-are such wellknown names as WestStuart Vanderlyn Peale Rush Inmanand Sully

With such a nucleus anti the wellHnown reputation of the PennsylvaniaAcademy for the promotion of art thisenterprise deserves the hearty support-of all in this line of patriotic endeavorand the national gallery of portraitureshould become as the name indicates acollection national In Its scope

1813 VETERAN 104 YEARS OLD

ROME N Y April 30 Today marksthe 104th birthday anniversary of HiramCrcnk of Dunn Brook Oneida countyHe Is the sole surviving veteran of thewar of 1S12 He is very deaf and confln9d to his bed

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Choice of 6 different sizes inwood fancy spindle ScreenDoors complete with knob hingeshooks and eyesThird Floor

98 C1

WOULD COLLECT GUM

Who Suffered From Colon Revolu

tion Make Curious Argument Before

Hay

Crammond Kennedy Jackson Hand several other attorneys rep

resenting the Colon fire claimantscalled on Secretary Hay yesterdayafternoon and asked him to assistIn collecting several hundred thousand dollars said to be due totheir clients for damages suffered In thedestruction of Colon by revolutionistsyears ago

The attorneys want Secretary Hay to

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withhold pert of the 10005000 which theGovernment Is to pay the republic ofPanama for the canal concession

the fire which destroyed Colontook place before the republic of Panama was created the attorneys allegethe claims their clients had against therepublic of Colombia for firo losses aretransferred to Panama and should besatisfied by that republic

Secretary Hay answered the attorneysthe 10000000 Is set

specific purpose of paying for the canalconcession and that the Government hasno right to divert part of money tosatisfy any claims which may existagainst Panama

NO ALLEY SALOONS FOR INDIANAINDIANAPOLIS Ind April 30rThe

supreme court of Indiana has decidedthat under the provision of the Nichol-son liquor law now in force all saloonsmust face on a street Selling liquor ina saloon that faces on an alley is nviolation of the law and Is punishableeven though the alley might be changedhi name to a street

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Embroideries

I6c ydWorth 35c to 50c

Swiss Nainsook and ChiffonSwiss Edgings In Insertions

Widths up to 11 Inches

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I9c to Swiss Handkerchiefs atI

Choice of SOO I

Different styles All Are Regular 19c to 35c Grades Mostly 25c Qualitiesi All Fresh Clean Importers Samplesw The material is genuine highgrade Swiss The styles include a marvelous variety in each and embroidIJ erect edges and a small lot with mourning Styles include both blind embroidery and ap

plique

l2 c

effecthemstitched r

35 ½

25c to 35c HandkerchiefsAlllinen all of them samples only one of a kind A lot of

several thousand includes embroidered and hemstitchedlace edges hemstitched corners lace corners and embroided corners mourning embroidered effects 3 for 5oc

7cf Handkerchiefs 4This lot includes a manufacturers entire sample line of Plain

White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs and White Handker-chiefs with fancy printed borders hemstitched Values upJo ipc for less than halt price 4c

values UptolOc at C

Lining Lawn for SummerDresses Specially Priced

40 inches wide For summer dresses In all theshades and black and white

Cool foundation Needed to givebody to thin fabrics Special tomorrow a yard 1 U2 C

Shadow Silk LiningsToo well known to need comment All

tcolors and fast black Special a yard-

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GoodsThese are very pretty ribbonstriped etamines

grounds of green blue or pinkwith inch white jacquard pattern stripe Reduced from wash Goods Dept

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59c Wash 45c

59 to 45cYyard¬

Foundationsfor bolts lined withgenuine whalebone 4sizes

14C 20C 25C 29CCHARM No 1 Silk Chif-

fon Stock Collars Foundations black and ACwhite Special

CHARM No 2 Silk Chif-fon Stock Collar Foundations black whitepink rod andblue Special at

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JOHN J Clarks 200yardSewing SilkA spool

KIMSEY ImprovedWaist

LEATHER KneeSpecial

ADAMANTINE Pins Adozen papers 1 ACfor

SILKATEEN CrochetThread Threespools for

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APPRAISER OFSTONE8

Much Delay in Sending Them to NewYork to Be Passed Upon

by Expert

CHICAGO April 30 Chicago jewelershave begun a movement to do awaywith delays in receiving precious stonesfrom abroad caused by the fact thatthere Is but one competent jewel appraiser In the employ of the Govern-ment and he Is stationed at New York

The appointment of a similar officialIn Chicago Is urged and the Jewelersdeclare that the city Is not recognized

GHIGAGO JEWELERS ASK

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25c a ydWorth 60c to Soc

Swiss Nainsook and ChiffonSwiss Edgings find Insertions

Widths up to 16 inches

as a of entry for gems and doesnot have equal rights with New Yorkcity though listed as a port of entry

A local firm recently was notified that-a specimen of Imported precious stonesand jewelry had arrived at the custom-house Delivery of the shipment however was denied until the goods hadbeen shipped back to New York for appraisal by an expert and as a resultthree weeks of costly delay were experienced by the firm

STUDY HISTORIC GETTYSBURGGETTYSBURG Pa April 30 In ac-

cordance with orders from the War Department 132 of the first class of WestPoint Cadets under command of CoLG J Fleberger arrives here this mornIng to spend two days in a study ofthe movements of troops In the battleof Gettysburg

The Sentiment of mowersFinds its most delicate expression In theflowers arranged by 1224 F

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and other apparel In the very latentmodes

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Embroideries

8c a ydN-

one worth less thanSwiss and Nainsook Edgings

and Insertlngs

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Embroideries

lOc a ydWorth 15c to ISc

Swiss and Nainsook Edgings

and Insertlngs

Embroideries

12ic a ydWorth 20c to 30c

Swiss Nainsook and ChiffonSwiss Edgings and Insertions

Widths up to 8 inches

Embroideries

35c a yd51 to 125

Swiss and Nainsook

Widths 14 to 18 inches

EmbroId-eries

Worth¬

More Boilers r Ifor 9Sc Polished Tin

Boilers choice of

sizes 7 8 or 9

59c

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Elegant Patterns In CambricNainsook and Swiss doubleedge Embroidery Galloons

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Senors Garland and Quesada at theWhite House ProAmericans

The Peruvian minister yesterday morning escorted to the White Housepresented to the Senor Alex

Garland commissioner general forPeru to the Louisiana Purchse Exposition and his secretary Senor Miguel

Senor Garland is a leader of theAmerican party of Peru His friendshipfor Minister Is said

his appointment as comiaissionergeneralSenors Garland and Quesada wilt be

of Minister Calderon at theincident to the opening of the

St Louis Fair

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PRESENTS COUNTRYMEN

President

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for n59 and L93Boners with copperbottom andcopper rim sizes7 8 9

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Embroideries

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Fine Wide Cambric Edgingschoice of more than CO differentpatterns

40c a yd for All Silk Grenadine44 inches wide and worth JQO and J25

That is less than half the worth of any piece in the lot Choice at the sale price of aJarge number of the grenadinestyles These are all pure silk all in striped effects plain black or black and white in ribbon featheredge-and graduated effects v

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89c and 1 Crepe de Chine 59c24 inches and 27 inches wide

50 pieces in practically every shade that could be wantedWhite Ivory Pink Champagne Malse Violet

Nile Silver Gray Reseda RoyalBrown Old Rose Cardinal Garnet Black

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Summer Portieres of Snow-flake Madras Reduced

All in pretty crossstripe patterns in which are avariety of pleasing color combinations

J150 kinds QO J250 kinds 1reduced to reduced to

5175 kinds kinds SO OCreduced to lly reduced tokinds 5810 kinds AQ1J7 reduced to

First Floor

69c Mercerized

These stripes in Dresden effects tinypink roses and 6 different color effectschampagne blue black green pink andwhite Reduced from 69c to 49c

First Floor Wash Goods Dept

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FOR SUMMER SEWINGExcellent Values in Needed

S H M LightweightDress sizes 23 4 and 5 Speclal 2 pairs for 53

CLIMAX Sewing Silk inblack Special ca spool 1

O N T Darning CottonThree spoolsfor

KEYSTONE Hooks andEyes Three cardsfor

Sanitary Safety Pins willneyer rust regular price3c to 5c a card Mondayspecial two cards CCfor J

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SANITARY BeltsSpecial at

CLING SocketFastenerstwo dozenfor 4J

GRANGER Hooks andEyes will never rustregular price Kc Mon-day three cards tfcfor

ANTISEPTIC Hose Supporters all sizesA pair 1U

BUSTER Brown HoseSupporters A21c 13c 17c and 1J

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GownsCorset CoversDrawers SALE SAMPLE Chemise

Long PetticoatsShort Petticoats

The Undermuslln sale starts tomorrow Fortunately we got a big lot of samples slightly soiled and mussed just In time to make them theFEATURE for the first day

No TwoPieces Alike

MUSLIN j CAMBRIC NAINSOOKondsomely trimmed In fine laces embroidery tucks hemstitching

beading or rlbboa

Prices AboutHalf Value

UNDERMUSLINS

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1 25 Black Louisines 69c27 inches wide-

A quality so that i very large lot a few days ago wasgone before closing time and we consider ourselves

fortunate to get another lot to advertise at thethe same price

par-ticularly

JAPANESE MATTINGFor Our10 and 12

Grades

Choice of more than fifty new real carpet patterns very handsomedesigns In good strong colors red blue or green combined with the natural matting colors

Most of these are entirely new patterns having been In the store less than-a weekA roll Is full 40 yards Proportionate price will prevail for half rolls Less

than 30 yards regularprice will oe charged Third Floor

WHITE WAISTS

Worth

225

White

Mzdzas

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225300 White Madras Waists of pretty striped material stitched pleats

to the bust full blouse front tab stock latest style sleevescuffs All sizes 100 worth 225

300 White Persian Lawn Waists trimmed in exquisite embroideryforming the front pleats on each side to the bust pleated backhemstitched tab tucked cuffs All sizes 100 worth 225Second Floor

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Crepe EtamineOnly 3 pieces Its the regular

a yard it lasts a yard100

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Refrigerators

498O-ur regular JC9S Condor special-

ly offered solid ash case brasstrimmings galvanized lined slid

shelves removable waste pipeballbearing l

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SUITINGS

Choice of Scotch Mixture and TweedSuiting Patterns These are exactcopies of the Jl and forare largely reduced

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Allwool

361nwide 39c

to-morrow

3qt Ice Cream

FREEZERS

148A-t cut 225made-of heavy block tin best cedar tubdouble motion a value too good to-

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