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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY JANUARY 4 icm3

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FIFTY WORKING DAYSREMAIN FOR CONGRESS

Large Amount of Businessto Be Transacted in QuickOrder if Schedule Is Car-

ried OutAnti Trusthgi-sIation Most Urgent

Other Questions of SupremeInclude

Canal Treaty CubanReciprocityand Army andNavy

After a vacation dating from Decem-ber 20 ugress will eoayene tomorrowto complete in the Htty working daysremaining much important work thathas already teen outlined and thatwhich wu left over from the first session of the Filtyseventh Congress Theintermittent working of both branchesthus far has left alt of the pressingmeasures which demand

in a state grave uncertaintyWith factiOns pulling in divers directions and little time in which to patchup harmony there are some questwns inneed of legislation that will probably befound sleeping when March l and ad-

journment come roIling aroundOvershadowing all other measures is

theThe chief bill on thisis that of Senator Hoar inasmuch as it

as the Adminlstratiolland on that account attracts even morethan interest It w1I1 knownbefore the short of Congressconvened that legislation r latintrusts was be oi import

Jlce though the delay ot the Senate intaking np the maUepIap ckjtacted from it Oth Self IS themilitia bill the omnibus Statehoodmeasure and that the rightsot aliens an have had their part in thefint or so or sessionthey must give way at least so far asholding pUbIl Interest is concerned

UtMr Hoars bill however Is not thE

one before which forits object the replatlng of commerce inthe restraint of trade The House has Itspet measures on the subject in fact the

of the HouseCommittee will report a bill some timethis fJ

that the full committee will report it to the House 1

Whatever the Judiciary Committee reports will be the basis legislation inthe lower brand of thezommittee measure contain the

otP1 kL billnow seems a Ontbttragreed sad some efhaitealong line as consequence o this

appears moreprobable sInce theantitrust 1egiSiaj1OJ was begun-

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s1tanenDerger BillOre anUlAt bUt before the

Judiciary unittee wasShalle berger of Ne-

braska 4aa tent Is said too

represent the ewa9Cthe Hon W JBryan Vkl iJ new propositions trusts Firstthat a tax of 10 per centon the value of the stock an

engaged in interstate commercesecond that aU eorpprations which shalltake out a Federal interstate commerce

comply with the provisions otthe law as to reports rd ng theirmethods of doThg business and submitto a bythe Interstate Commerce Commissionshall be exempt from the tO per tax11 all stock rtP1eeenta actualcapital Invested The bill further pro

that all watered shall lit any

J Osits face value

Fate of the TrustsThe fate of the treats is In the Sen-

ates hands that body having the finaldecision on this quesUon Senator HoarI hairnian of the SeDate Committes ont11f lu1isr his hand in the11 whjh iiS submU for distributionr 13 ght prluied et-t f nr Platt of Connecticut the

1Cr or the1 r 1if to legislation

11 grounds has been wonr investigation made

P em this point 188-m if iavor of some

hybOngr along1 the xeatden-

td halt a millionh Attorney General

I f jjk al corporationstibf SS already

J the House andin that form and

1 rovision3 cf Mr

i Loth the House and01 to Iilh ror the

rUllta It probfon will be the im-

tt fongreas programiportant Questions

c at six questionsL rtanetir the people or

rt e it is with tlfatttoD-Ialrs look over tit calendar

r I Lilt ona holiday between thisj ijiuaznent This is da-HithrJay and it will not interrIl of an to oouUnUNJ-

L The reading of the lastlEnt matte to

T 11 ie all the the memoryf the first President wilt at tti

Neither e any Lxre-y Jtursl17 Is

r P grind must be ineessant if It hopedtl H of th

out for UM time1al JgJelatton looking to the con

srudion ot an IstltmJan canal remainsthe executive of Congress

t rd O route ta conrned are not bJof3h-

th plte the oftory ProtPeIIII by the State DepartmentWith JSenate sal Mr NSpIJIW is the

Importance Isth-

mian

Measures

pubiio atten-tion of

demand for antitrust leislatfecsubject of course

passes measure

nationalsession

to

rifaffecting

week thd Now

OCher T1ieatke1cnly Congress hs

subcommittee Judiciary

a4fid thjst as-

surance

ofCongress That

willpublicity features LIttle

praiitic31 certaintyare

legIsIttion-h this a

harmonious feI1ngaowthan at any time

Iid8e

Introduced by-

Represeotattve

It a IwoiatheegeltIou of

there shall beof corpora-

tions

licenseluH

thorough system of inspection

centwhich

rides tockcase pJnnUM tg jerOat

lias shown

ar I generally

committeewhoaverse

rhand

del

hasis-

I

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passL seems

otherdemanding

through

U

obstaclemessage

rc WaahIngtm Crr aa-I onai4eratlon

rieitciii there

rrnents row 4ndcyIs

ompltsh onehalf iurk-j pd reiniLpJo-j

ati branchtai as the Panama

lte Proectaannouncement satiafac

o ga at the belm theHouse

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both armed with an array of Informstion relative to betweenthis Government and ColombIa the ob-

stacles in the way of completing thatdeal will be thoroughly aired SenatorMorgan plans to introduce a resolutionprobablY reciting the

and lack of progress in acquir-ing the Panama title and Instructingthe President to negotiations withNicaragua and Costa Rica for a fran-chise through their territory

Shouki a treaty with the two govern-ments last mentioned for a canal by theNicaraguan route be slIbmitted before ad-

journment it will undoubtedly be rati-fied by the Senate Should a treaty withthe precarious government of Colombiabe submitted before ratification by thatcountry it does not seem probable theSenate would accept it On this account the only action whieh the pres-ent Congress can tko lookIng to theimmediate construction of a Canal bytoo States is to ratify treatywhich provides for the Nicaraguan route

Cuban Reciprocity TreatyAnother matter that will be watched

with the keenest interest Is thereciprocity treaty Until the circulationof the report thit Germany would askfor the same concessions it is proposedto give to Cuba It was taken forgranted there would be little or noopposition to the treaty This belief

beau augmented by the general inactivity ot those who opposed the Cubanbill in the last Session

President Roosevelt theCuban treaty many or those who-a year ago were opposed to theprocity bill awl it Is said he receivedassurances from Senators BurrowsScott Elkins and others who were

last session in defeating theplans of the Administration that theywould favorthe island republic It is tosay what socalled

boxer element will There arethe Oxnard beet sugar lobby

is showing signs of Ute anti likely tobreak out soon withwar paint and all work against theAdministrations program of grantingreeiproclty to Cuba rt

Senator Burrows ft in a remark lull of significance He says the

Tate Cuban treaty reststhe decision of the convention of beetgrowers to be held this month Bymany it Is believed his remark means astand may be taken by the beet growers which Influence the old opposit1on to again take lIikt Seantor Scott is in this uIf

to Cuba what oto France and those otherwhich desire reciprocal trade

The Presidents Desires

President desires that thelag treaty with Cuba be ratified vprO as poesiWoy4 wJIJpt j

If this can be done 1-

stood that Ike has declaredirltr

i4id mttr7 could be provoked bY the1teUe8S ac

tieD wpijJl the redemption ofpromise made to the Cuban people

when they were in the throes of the 01-

gKnfzation or their Thefact that the Presidents attitude hasbeen made plain will greatly strengthenthe or ofthe treaty

Among other bUM affecting Ute natjon-as whole Is that for the otthe navy A call has been made uponCongress for a duplication of the appropriations made for this at thelast sesslonl but there is a dispositionIn the Senate to cut this down The WarDepartment baa measures in Con

which It Is anxious toThe chIef one is the mUlti bill whichwas given adjourn-ment for the holidays and will come upagain within a few days Next to thisia the general staff bill

Omnibus Territory BillIn the Senate the omnibus Territory

Will he made omnipresent by MrQuays devotion It Is believed that thecause of the Jrasduring the recess and that If meas-ure ieSueeeHful at this session It willge one hlch Statehood to IndianTerritory and OklahomA as one Com-

monwealth and Arizona and Newanother But residents ot Ute

Territories are pot sanguIne even ofthis

The almost universal demand amongprominent bankers and influential of-

ficials of the Trenasry Department for amore elastic currency h6 been impress-ed upon Congress for many months butthe naUens ear has not been keen tobear Three bills are pending in theHouse Committee on Currency anyone ofwhich alightly modified would tend torelieve financial strtnscDeY butdoubt It any of these Win be broughtfrom the

Other Important messurea await theattention ot Congress when it convenestomorrow some of which will beat this session perhaps but the majorityor which are doomed never to become

I laws An example of the former Is theI bill establishing the gold standard In thePhilippines which is believed to havothe indorsement or a number of lawmak-ers Os the hand among thoselikely to be may be placednearly of the reciprocity treaties nowpending In the

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CHANGE BREAKFAST

Habit of Healthy EuropeansThe sturdy Scotch Germans French

and Italians seldom or neverfor breakfast

Long taught thatbreaklQt should simple in-

clude meatMany with weak

stomachs and more or less illn068 because to understand the simpleand healthful plan of a meakfast some

Iwti like the following

A little fruitA dish or GrapeNuts and creamOne Or two soft eggsA cup of PotuniPood Coffee and

haps a pleee of hard tonaLA man says I couldnt go on that un-

til noonor two ds trial will teach him a

of facts nd himlord There is under

blD aDd selentificni hllUc1ibredftwt

negotiations

tomorrow pro-cedure

open

United a

Cuban

had

h discussedwith

reel

In-

fluential

reciprotal relations withnow hard

the attittde ef the

hints that

a genuine powwowto

s

Wdtof the upon

willMshtr

quoted we givefeOipfoeity shalliwp

mitrl sadvan-

tages

l4be pend

1tie-tion It Ia nader

that ac peab1e assault upon the s stein of

rattfic1tioflHe favorablesiMply

a

government

prospects prompt nsideration

a increase

purpose

alsogrts6 have passed

consideration beiGre

bill

omnthiiliflf ieakenedany

gives

Mexi-

co as the

there is

passed

otbCrdeeatet

allSenate

eat meat

expereneehas thend1not

Americans auer

they fall

per

Onebig olupte asahi feelflt an a a 4eep

reason The best athowever Is e4ial eperi-

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PElEt GLUB ORGANIZES

AT THE NEW WILLARD

Numbers Noted Men AmongIts Members

A number or scientists army andnavy officers newspaper correspon-dents magazine writers and artists whoaccompanied the government relief ex-

pedition to Martinique gathered at theNew Willard Hotel last night andformed an organization to be known astile Pelee club

The chief object of the new body isthe compilation In a book of the personal experiences of each member ofthe party while visiting the devastatedcountry and also for the purpose otbringing together In closer fellowshipthose whp up the expedition

Following g business session atwhich the club was permanently or-

ganized the meeting soon became remEach member caned upon

to make an address however brIef andthe of the expedition prevailedfor the of the session Incidents In

connection with the trip of too littleimportance to be published at the timewere related

In the absence of officers the meet-

Ing was called to order by ProfessorHill of Uk National Geographic Society made a few OPening remarkSCapt T C McLean U S N was madetemporary chaIrman The election ofofficers then took place and the

were chosen chairman Professor Hm cr tar H H

SmithA committee was appointed to sug-

gest a name for the organization andin its report were mentiongd as an

Utle The Volunteers The Crater Club The Vol-

canic Bombs and the Pelee ClubThe session closed with and 1

luncheon I

Those present were Prof Robert TfUn of the Geographic SocietyJ Martin Miller J P Wi-IIam Henry New York Robert DunnNew York 11 Mason Joseph 0Hammitt George Kennan Pr fC Curtis Harvard Proto 1 C RussellUnivcr5ity ot Uchlgan II H SmithMajor Sman4er J D B rna 1t tt s A 1-

jJlttss Capt T C UcLeanU S N andProf E O Hovey of the American MuseUi1l of Natural History of York

LOCOMOTIVE

Killed and Missing EngineerBelieved to Be Dead

RlCIUlONPya Jan 3TheattaFhod tp the sec nd of

eastboundNorfolk and Western

n lJ10lng for the atCity

Fireman GIlls body was foundin a mud some away entirely covered up

Engineer Joe Meyers of Roanoke isml sing and s believed to be dead

the engineExpress Messenger Hammer Hawking

or Bedford City and his assistantB were both injured but not Sitriously in the overturned car

The engine was completely turnedaround the tgndw facing Bedford Cityand firebox ot the engine restingdn top of the cut Parts of the engine

blown 200 yards0rly ont car was derailed and no

passenger was hurt

PHYSICAN TO KING OF

ITALY WEDS AMERICAN

Pa the resi-dence of and Mrs Stanley LoomisIn Oil City Pa at 1130 oclock thismorning occurred the marriage of theirdaughter Miss Lucille Loomis to DrRatraelo BastianUlc of Rome Italy

The wedding was a quiet affair withonly the brIdes relatives present

Miss Loomis met Dr Bastlanille whileon a visit to Italy last summer

the wedding today the coupleleft for New York whence theywill soon sail for Rome Dr BastianilleIs a surgeon and physician Inllome and ls one of the physicians toKIng Victor Emmanuel of Italy

NIGHT SCHOOL SESSIONSThe High Night School

resume its session tomorrow evening at730 oclock

Beginners classes in shorthandarithmetic grammar will

started In addition a class In pennra1lfhlp will be organized

year after Christmas large classeswere organized for the purpose ot preparing pupils the civil seITlce ex-

aminations This plan will again be followed provided the which forbidsthe teaching of adults does not keepaway too large a proportion of pupilswho desire a revlon before trying civilservice

The school bolds Its sessions In theHIgh School on Fjrst Street

between Band C Streets northwest

DIEDSeturday Januarr S U08 a

No 10 lenton StreetThOMAS McFADDEN

of hereafter ItURROn Saturday January 3 1065 at 430

p m her residence JOI Thirtyfirst Streetnorthwest ANNIE LOUISI Canny nee Hazel

wife of James Curryof funeral hereafter

It Baltimore papers copy

EDUCATIONAL

ARE PhilipriMe If term of SpanWi with

rates trialAddress can or wrttt 12th st-

ItFRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOLFree trial leM Mon Wed a-

m 630 p m Easy thorough method Fineclaw rooms IU lad ave nw oPP iLl and D s-

tjaIit MLLE V pnUDJIO YE-

UIIDERTAKER5

J WILLIAM LEErIvEnr-z penn Ave So w Washington D n-

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exploded thin af-

ternoon stttloaBedford

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FRANKLIN Jan 3AtMr

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prominent

Business will

book-keeping aidbe

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for

rule

examinaUons

Business

MeFADDIiNOnIii reeldence northeast

Notice funeral

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please

GOING to Cube Porte RicoSEO1tf-

IOMAR Special csay paymentsgratis 7E7

Tnea 1050

mcnzzttanEit ttuz

SEEK MEANS TO START

BIG SQUEEZE IN GOAL

Independents Plan to SendFuel

PHILADELPHIA Pa Jan dThe independent coal operators propose tosqueeze the public as hard as they canThey have broken with the great

railway systems and have decIdethat they get every cent canout or the people

The railways under the leadershl otthe havti insisted the priceot coal should not be further advancedand to prevent retailers from sellingcoal at more than 675 per ton have re-

fused to supply those who charge moreThe Independent operators who are

under with the raIIway havebanded together to annul their agree-

ments and enrich by gettingthe highest market fortheir coal

A contract with the LehIgh ValleyRailroad Company which had severalyears to run has been annulled by theoperators and the same step wIll betaken with the other railroads A gen-

eral fight to rce higher prices will bewaged

Previout to the strIke the independentmen sold their coal to the raIlways whopaId them slxtyfiye per cent of theamount received for the coal when deIlvered at tidewater

SInce the strike ended the individualoperators have chafed under this reluaint while an oportunty was given toraise the price on the unsupplied publicand they have united in a demand thattheir railway contracts annulled tothe end that a great extortion may bepossible

The railways have decided not to attempt a legal contest withcut operators because of the unanimityof the perhaps because of thenature of their contracts with

The big railroads say they will continue their circular prices andexert their against an advanceby retailers Tt Is contended that thepolicy of advancing prices Is destructivefrom an economic point of view andagainst public policy It has beencharged tor some tlmetbatr-anrfutii d

or ife nldependent per centot the total

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NO NEGROES OR POLESON

Useless to Incwnber List Withcs-

BUFJiALJ 1made

ral Bthrough the11-

1vi ton to ti 41f ofthe system 3

has tes-

tified the only one negroIs on the list He also testified thatof Buffalos Polish population of upward or there are not more thanfifty Poles on

the list with ItWould have been a waste of time toexamine the majorIty of the

SPECIAL NOTICES

UFFIOE OF TIlE MUTUAl 1muof of Cohimb-

ithington January 3 tTbe annuaLbt the MUTCtL

ut TILE Jl5TRIfT1 OLVIllIA willon the TlHRi MONDAY in January

the 19th meant At of omny90 JPR IIVlHlia AveJJJe northwest corn

mendng at9 oclock m-Uy the charter of the eofflpAnJ the

of IIi tfl to allaire of theto bald at the above

Bwetthe sinh bylaws of

company it is tile annual meet-ing of the Company the first ill

bf the appointment cbalnnan whoconduct tM meeting in ac

tile act of betweenthe hours od 9 oeJoclt a RI 8 p mAmount of Itremhlfft SAmount uf cab os hand 25145 9

219lWideal 79ioo 11-

0fI60t furniture sad Axtures 5Oby tire 5666monet for

at the ottice of OomptIny aboutJanuary lIt mos

y of the Iioiird of Managersr PIHnc

A of the stotthokles of the Capitalfoe directors

will e held at the oftlCt ofn Stetloit

TIlE Ol 1cosTIle polls will be opined at 10 a m and

at mG T DUXLOP Presidentt Y

de2 293Ijan46S 11 13-

TO ALL IT unoJentgned Arlington Brewing a cor-

poration of UOMIyn In Ute State of Virginia ananufacturer of to wit lager beerAle and porter which are as allowed nylaw In bottles which Mid bottles impreMed thereon the of said corporationor marks or name together withcertain marks now tiled with the clerk of theSupreme Court of the District ol anti

be published as provided by sectionS77 of the code of law for said a de-scription of said name markswhich description is as follows The acid

arc of some of greenish others oflueWt others of brownish and others of sin

color and others white cotorJe5I andeach Qf said bottles having or appearing tohave a rapacity of ORe pint The names andmarks some of aid are

Brewing Co Ronlyn Vs uponothers oolmmers Co RossIr-nVau upon Others Consumers R0D81rnand also upon some of said bottles the words

This bottle Is registered not to be sold andalso upon some of said botles the letters C

Co and also upon of said bottlesother worth or letters or letters

All persons hereby againstwith beer ile porter or beverages

buying Sllling or in any bettics without the consent of said corporationotherwise they will be to

In whereof the cld corprationhas caused these pretI to subscribed bylts and seal be

and atteetedlij Its1IecretaryD A DSeal

ARLINGTON BREWING cBy JAg lIO IDSQNPreeld tSocretary tiHt

Prices Skyward

anthra-cite

will they

ReadIng that

contract

themselvesprice obtainable

be

the independ

latter andthem aIl

presentinfluence

howeverqolhhgfleeB itn1ir the

guise lndepndezit coal asoutput is Only about 0

ERWCUUTYJUR1E8

Un-

speakable Nam

W Jit 3Some In-

tereatiag reveIatI esJisa beentem

In4qstigatIoTThe oA-rdyecBntyaDntad3llp

1sqLIrh Wikings

Commissioner of iflrora Medsthat nIjaef

50OitO

thplist flogarding thissmall perceutngeJiait-

I eonetder 1 IL igpIesa Wlntmberunpeakablenaities and

Poles

INStR-ANCE COMIANI the Diatiict

meetiH FIRE ISIJRANCF JOB-lANY OFbe held

the 5iee the-ito

aelect ion

seveneoiV4PaRy L3 required be

c-

Ily article olhe thprovided At

bediiea ordr-halI oaahll Snel election

cortlesee with IaeoiorationgRd

notes6I55I4Securities

estate

Lo adjustedam pe1d C3

The JLatmeittwiMhi ready dia-tribotion ti

orderBmeLERj-

a4164 Seretary

MIIIIfliGTractiou t1eclion of

the chinpany-Tni PMeeflger Os WEDNESDAY

JANUARY

closed 12

KOOXES Secretary

WhOM MAY CONCERNThoCompany

beveragessold

havename

ertin aucil

Columbiacauses to

Districtbottles and

bet-ties glen

her and

impesaei botleaArlington

BrewingVa

8 somewords and

are cautitoed fill-ing other

trafficking such

prosecuted coordtnglaw

testimony

preaidist its tohereto atxed tIllsZ4tidayef 15t

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rRINGS PlLlCERebuilding Sale i

Wre Going to Annex Premises 816Adjoining Present Building

r

This marks the seeond addition to our mammoth millinery Joak dry Jdj-

fUI1isbing goods establishment within past to rcino1eI the tIItift frontiioye theparty walIsand annex the whole building to our surpassing Dust and dirt tw

of building operations Theres a most complete seasouab t and lesiral4e showing of1ad wrabIeto be disposed of at once The principles that have brought this SIlCOSS mist NIDCVe theee beLore the workmeI1 begin their operat ns

REBUILDING SALE PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCKTile same kinds styles and youre buying and for which others are asking full priee

tar GOODS ADVERTISED ON SALE AT STORE ONLYv

The Advantages Immediate Buying iJ E

A void Rushes Obtain First Choice of the Goods S

nd the Advantage of Purchasing from Complete Lines j tLater the Conditions fifllY Change

J

Remarkable Reductions of Seasonable and Desirablel

SKIRTSand i 5OO 4 75ladies Coats 0 0 x 0 e-

In the lot are excellent quaIlty and American Br cloths Ker 8s-eYii Genuine and Heavy CJteviotajln black tau blueand garnet in all the popular styles

19 inch hip Coats 33 to 45jnch Auto Coatsare elegantly satin lined some with penn de sole facings tallormadend stitch

ed seams some paRne velvet some taUorJJutde and strappedthis Jg unquestionably the test valuegiving offering ot highclass Lames Costa ever made In In fact the reductions re so great

4 75that they Ie solicit your Inspection to substantiate our cIlm UsuaIIsold at and lrRebuHdlng

15 I8 and 20 Monte Carlo and Box Coats 9 4 515 and 22 Walking and Dress Suits iNever in the the GDgs pJar and that means ill the of

such u grand bonn tide offering of able and ann SuIts been presented They rejust the prroominating too but must be or dust and dirt damage

The Coats are in the desirable nte and Box styles ate excelleat quality Kersey Mountenacand Cheviot sOme satin lined others tallorJDaGe 6 Coats the show

t145two of castor blue and tan 30 to inches long elaborate qualitY and st71e In UI replar stock at 15 18 and t20 Rebuilding

Then too the Suit tbyJe swelt g as genuine bargains Is Pop-

ular and smart effects luClwvJota Broadcloths Zibelines Cloth Veuntians and Cheviots9 45some plaIn tailormade and stitch styles others elaborately trimmed double and bkuse effectS

originally sold 18 20 22 Rebuilding price u u u

Seventh StreetOur

ahcav uit oo4s andthe yetr Were goIng

present estgbLinhmeut obane

sonIc gooda

qualitire

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jflve

COATS SUITS and

1OoOO9 J2OOI English

Mountenaca cantor

Jackets 27inch BoxThese garmests some plain

some slot grasWashington

may seem Imposble However10 12 price

18 0hmtory of stores history WsshWIIQDI hat

stylish desirable Coatssty1e sacrificed suffer

Mj Garb made ofhandsomely sUtekedabonting shades 3

priceestually 1 Thbbowing somewhat if1ted

Whe lmansbreasted

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for Childs Coats worthL50 and 25O

4 rt9 Childrenstea odds and

Ircm izes4JoJl to

PrieSuits

7I50 and 10

Ladles and Misses Walking andDress Suits The walking effectsare in blue and black made of goodquality melton cloth Norfolk jackets and full flare skirtssuits andstyles wIth or without velvet CGI

lars i5 to 10lug Sale 39

Rebuild1ncr

Prices on

Millinery

J14C for 75cHatS

Untrimmed and Read towearHats for ladies misses and cliii

latest readytowear andwalking shapes including shepherdeases plain fet8 whites

all colors worth from 7ic toprice lk I

80 25O SilkVelvet Hats

LadIes and Misses excellent quaIlallsilk Velvet Draped Hats all

desirable and swell shades andshiapesnsually 250 Rebuildingprice

1 3 9 for 3 and 5-

GI Trimmed Hats5o or 60 strictly Highgrade

Trimmed no two alIke and alldesigned after the most favoredAmerican and Parisian styles swelltrimmingsusually sold at from 3

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to 5 L39

1 6 Beaver FlatsGenuine imported FIf for

ladles misses and children in castors bell are

napped beaverssold regularly at Rebuilding Saleprice 169

15C for 39c and49cOstrich Tips

Genuine Imported Ostrich Tips 3in bunch in black oldregularly SPc and

prIce 15e

2 3 c for 50c and 69cPlumes

Genuine Imported Three quarterOstrich Plumes large fun flues from7 to inches long sold always at5c and trIC RebuIlding price 23e

125 Flannel Waists 4geA broken lot of Allwool Black

not all sizes but all of themost popular styles fine tucks frontand back also brass button

down the front usu 4g C-

i

1fliUb

HiglzgradeRee1es them

44s gupefdr stj kfr yeaclieo3or notch

sailonieellari usaa1yjBO flebaildingSaIe

foi wt-hDdd

The dressare Gbsoa orfoIk

usually Rebuildprice

2Jff3ALL

and150

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ndSc6tchand1O Rebuilding

Cror

ty

Sic

Hats

RebulIlng price

A1or39 7

Beaver

only crowns these thegenuine

3

onlyet 49c a bench Re-

buIlding

Ostrich

9

Waists

trimmedally sold at l25 RebuildlTil Price

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5 for Taffeta Silk Dress

e s Skirts worthAnother lot only 6 Highgrade

SlUt Dress Skirts aUeverC tded wIth

nppiiqucd ounces veryfl l 19 RelIushiuIag Sale

4

JJ5for

D I I Goats worth46 Children

reds castors and blues nCQbandsailor collars handsomely braidtrimmed mad excellent quality

cloth soldat 3 Rebuilding Stile price

U45I

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Ladie8 and Misses Heavy QualityGolf In gray and

extra fine gray and25Cvery seasonable usually sold

at 3ge Rebuilding Price

i50 Kid Gloves 59c-A special showIng or extra i

and durable styles in HighGradeIKid Gloves embroidered and

stout seams all the lash Ilosable and desirable shades59C

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