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PETER GROGAN,
Credit for all Washington.
We are
closing
out three.
five alld
six-lece
Parlor Suites,
Par'or and
Music Cabinets,
Hall Racks,
also fine
Dinner and
Tea Sets.
inl the new-est
decorations ot
rich laviland
ware at the
lowest prices -
ever known
for goods of
guaranteed
qluality.
Credit is
given just
as freely as
ever.
PETER uRn u
817.819-821-8237thSt.,
Between 11 and I Streets.
Drink Habit
Permanently Cured
WITHOUT THE PATIENTS KNOWLEDGE!
"l RINE" is a grevaration based on well
known medical prineiples and prepared by chem
late of many years' standing. It Is tasteless,
odorless. colorless and entirely without any bad
effects whatever. It ran bn given in water, milk,
tea or coffee, withnnt the pnttent's knowledge.
In oist as's the craving for liquiir in not a
mere habit but n disease. reqiAring more than
wiUl-powi'r to core' It. IV.. p.'ltively gnaraltse
tlat ', *tRINE" will dls onsY ail desre for &
coholic stimulants in :uy form, and we will re
fund the money shild it full ti do so. But It
never falls! It tones up the disaased stomach
and gives a hearty appetite and good digestion.
Steady nerves son folloiw las use. Booklet (sealed)
inl fi ree on r'quai'it.
ORI'NE' IS ENOiRiED BY THE W. 0. T. U..
imbe' men, ei thrgyme'. peysle'ians. members of the
TM C. A.. and thousiand.% of tither.
it is recommended by many Washington people
you know.
MR. B. F. SMITH. President of B. F. Smith
Fireproof Construetion Co.. Washington. D. C..
writes: 'Numerous eases have come under my
,.hsPrvation of the woderful power of your remedy
for alcihoism. I envy yout the great opportunitles
you have to iring ity. haliptness and health to
ananklIu. May yeti prisper In your giod work."
$1 PIFt Biox (; IiOXFSi FOil $5.
S nt in pi al o'i Pakaet'e. all charges pre
pid, by ORRIiNF Cf).. 11-le Ituildtac, Waithlngton,
l. (!. or may hie p'irriariil from tSina, 14th at.
arid N. V. ave.. llliit. th and F %to Wellers,
T., Sth st. s.e.; Day & Co.. 14th and P atm.
non-w&s-to s30-47-1
HEATERS
Aluminum Oil Stoves... .$3.oo
B. & H1. Oil Heaters... .$4.oo
E. M. Oil Heaters......$5-75
Cylinder Gas Heaters.. .$1.50
Gas Radiators all sizes.
Asbestos Heaters.......$1o.oo
Muddiman & Co.,
616 12th St. 1204 G St.
i. - Stove Wicks.
de-2-tf-40
Fine china
decorated
to order
Iiroken sets matched. Crests or monograms
placed on sets. Special desighs ca'refully
exCIcued
Shlerratt's TSTbORE.
008 'TIIIRTEENTHI ST. N.W.
ja3-20d1
Fresh, Delicious
GRC)ERIE~o
matrwhere you live in the ei
--we'~~r ready to sU pply you wli
Fancy or Staple Groceries. in
b olg here you're asuredo gtg
liw prices An order by postal or 'phone
wil receive prompt and careful atten
(3 eader's 535-537
M. 90-A.
With a
GAS HEATER_
ad you'll bave all the heat needed to
keep the house comfortaba.eand warm.
Gas Heaters are safe and sure. and In
using them yen do away with duet, diret
and ase. We'll supply an kind of
Gjas Heaters needed.
(Gas Appliance Exchange,
142 New York Ave.
FALLING
Dandruff, scale, Irritated or itching scalp and
aldsorlers affee'ting the hair and scalp are pea'
manertiy and eately overcome and cured ouly
with my scientific, systemnatic and thorough treat
ments-thie result of thirty yers' practical expe
rtenceNo charge for consultation and the strict
psrivacy asued. ('all orie personall to
ing. en 1hs.awcr .Washlngten.
~ithia Water evres
IR V theumatism and Stom
and idney Tseu
pysicians.
5o15-78t-6 GENEvA W ATER 00.. 14201 at.
BURCH ELL'S
"SPRING LEAF" TEA
Unsurpassed for fine delicate flavor.
Preferred by many to stronger,
higher cost Tea. Now sold at the
Sormner price of
soc. LB.
N. W. BURCHELIA
1325 F T.' F.
"Charge Accounts Cheerfully Oveme&
Suits that
Were
$12.50 -*
A splendid line to select from
Styllsh!y made Suits of Fancy
Cheviot, Thibet. Serge and Casel
mere. In the latest single and dou
ble-breasted effects.
Overcoats
Worth$10OQo25
to $13.50
The season's best styles In Over
coats-full length and cut very
full. Splendidly tailored of fine
Oxford Friese, Kersey, Melton
and Beaver.
J. & W. EisemanJ TZ F r e.
1t
CO AL
DON'T PAY EXORPITANT PRICES.
ANTHRACITE
and BITUMINOUS
ALL SIZES, ANY QUANTITY,
DELIVERY AT ONCE.
WM. J. ZEH,
702 11th St. N.W.
it
Chas. R. Edmonston.
The best way to be
convinced of the su
periority of the
PASTEUR
FILTER
Is to have one put In your house or place
of business. You run no risk. for If not
satisfactory after two weeks' use we take
it out and return the purchase price.
There Is no chance of dissatisfaction-we
have yet to be asked to take one back.
The "Pasteur" Filter Is endorsed by the
most eminent scientists of the world as the
only ,absolutely germ-proof filter on the
market.
$5.50 up0
Chas. R. Edmonston,
China, Glass and Housefurnishings,
1205 Pa. Ave.
it
Stock.
Taking Reductions
on
Banjos, Mandolins,
Guitars, Etc.
It's a good time to buy. '
Sanders & Staynian Co.
\1327 F Street.
jai-2t
MRS. M. A. DELANEY
OF 45 EAST 34TH ST.. NEW YORK
(Late with M. A. Conney),
WILL OP'EN AT THE
Arlington Hotel
ON JANUARY 7. 8 AND 9
A LAltGE DIPORTATION OF
Gowns and Wraps,
Whac t*4wili be offered at attractive prices.
Hair Goods at Half Price.
Switches at.......P 50-formnerly $5.00.
Gray Switches... .14.50-formerly $6.10.
Gray Switches... . P.00-formerly $8.00.
Imperial Hair Dye, $1.25.
ntra coo r-GUANT RED. Prevents fan
HaIrdressing, shampooing, dyeing and.-bleaching.
S. IIELLER'S,
s26-20d 710 SEVENTH ST. N.W.
THB CARB OP ThB HAIR
ser es y shae desiked.
Thmlperial Hair Regenerater
1bthenaseied~g ffANDARZD AI
imperialhem.Mfg. O..85 W.28d bt.,N.Y.
Miss.. . elay~ae' 4 st. Ne.w.
H1ARNESS.
A sNexallent ebance to replace the
won-u isresss with atreag,
thil l f~at the low prie
S. Bensinger, !Er2" a
Throw Away Your
Truss.
YOUR RPTU W ITUOUTY
"em 4tion , lee.feay
beXe tradace, oradies, eatsm
ofhtrohear, wea bha
c-cls'a~ n t the eyes ,
,aeo lL atu to 13
Unted States Medical Institute
125P. AvE. W.w.. WaherseroY. D.
C IROPODIST.5
MANICURING.
J. J. Georges & Son,
1211 PA. ATE, W.W. ETAT@3
stes ee asseiss; 1e U peasss ?iabne
REHEWS OJE1ONS
Health Offcer Restates Views
on Pure Food*Bill.
THE ISSUE DISCUSSED
REPLY TO MR. MRA1 AND HIS
Application of the Proposed Law on
Interstate Commerce-The Di
ferences Noted.
Dr. -W. C. Wodward. the health officer,
has submitted a statement to the Com
missioners in reply to the letter of Mr. 4
William Frear, - chairman -of the executive
committee of the Pure Food Congress, and
others, dated January 5, 190, 'lative to
certain "pure food legislation" now pend
in't in Congress, and to the recent commu
nication of his ofi~cp concerning the same.
"The health department has approved
none of the so-called pure-food legislation
which Congress has recently been so
strongly urged to enact." said Dr. Wood
ward. "It has, however, not felt called'
upon to oppose such legislation so long as
the interests of the District were not in
volved. The letter recently addressed if
the health officer to the Commissioners
relative to such legislation explicitly rec
ommended 'that the Commissioners, with
out committing themselves generally either
for or against any of the pending legisla
tion for the regulation of traffic in foods
and drugs, take such action as may be
necessary to secure the exemption of the
District of Columbia from the operation of
such legislation as may be enacted.'
"Whether the pending pure food legisla
tion will, if enacted, repeal all or merely
a part of the laws now in force in this Dis
trict relative to such matters is not yet
-apparent, even after a most painstaking
examination of such legislation and in
view of the fact that the writers of the
communication now under consideration
have failed to atate any reason for their
opinion that it will not repeal such legis
lation except in so far as relates to inter
state commerce, the health department
must decline to accept such opinion.
Would Hesitate Even Then.
"If the enactment of the pending legisla- 4
tion were likely to result In such incalcul
able benefit to eighty million people, as
suggested by Mr. Frear and his associates,
and it were impossible to amend it so as
to duly protect the interests of the three 4
hundred thousand citizens of this District,
the health department would hesitate long
before taking any action that might hin
der or prevent its enactment. The depart
ment has, however never been able to dis
cover the enormous benefits to be derived 4
from the enactment of this legislation and
Is quite confident that, in any case, the
proposed proviso exempting the District 4
from its operations will in no way impede
its general efficiency. In view of the fact
that by the communication submitted by 4
the gentlemen above mentioned the general
merits of such legislation have been drawn
into controversy, and it is sought to sac
rifice what the health department believes
to be the interests of the people of this
District, If necessary, to secure the enact
ment of this measure, the views of the 4
health department relative to its general
value may well be considered.
"The object of the legislation now under
consideration is to insure purity In foods
and drugs sold throughout the United
States, combined with uniformity of trade e
conditions,.as to standards, etc. This ob
ject is admittedly meritorious. The merits
of the legislation itself, however, must be
determined by the manner in which this
object is sought and the extent to which
it will be attaindd, and cannot be predicated
on the meritorious object for which such
legislation is designed. t
Each State's Exclusive Turisdiction. V
"Each state has exclusive jurisdiction over o
commerce In foods and drugg within its f
borders. The proposed legislation cannot n
reconcile differences between state laws a
0:
and, therefore, its enactment will not ma
terially relieve dealers from the necessity s
for complying with the requirements of
each state within which they do business.
"The enactment of the pending legislation
will merely establish in each state stand- ir
ards for interstate commerce distinct from
standards for commerce wholly within the q
state, and which may or may not be iden- t
tical with such standards. This in fact is t
the extent of the power of the federal gov- p
ernment so far as relates to the sale of h
foods and drugs in the state.
"If the interstate standard for any article r
is more rigid that the state's requirements.
the dealer within a state cannot lawfully t
purchase such articles in another jurisdic- t
tion, except it be of a higher grade thans
the state requires, however advantageous
it might be for him to do so. Nor can a
person or corporation in another jurisdic- r
tion lawfully sell it to him unless it be of
such higher grade. '
"The proposed federal law, if enacted, willt
be a channel through which state laws mayn
be evaded.
"The sale of a substance, although forbid
den by state laws, may, if the proposed
legislation be enacted, be made under the i
very protection of the 'federal government, a
provided only that the substance be packed b
and shipped from another jurisdiction so as h
to be sold by the consignee in original, un
broken packages; although if produced in t~
the state it may not lawfully be sold under e
any condition. A producer doing business tE
within the state will be thus subjected to t)
unfair competition under the protection of
the federal law.
State Laws Sole Protection.
State laws will continue to be the sole o
protection of consumers ao far as relates to
the sale of adulterated foods and drugs. a
Evasion of the purpose of the proposed
legislation will be so easy that the law it- I
self will be eierely a tax upon the ingenuity a
of dealers in determining methods of ship
ment. It will afford no protection to deal
ers beyond that afforded by state laws.
The original package may be labeled in
conformity with the federal law and inC
keeping with the nature of its contents
while the packages within, intended for
local trade, remain unlabeled; the labels,
either forwarded separately by the mnanu
facturer or prepared within the state, be- 3
lng affied when the original package is t
opened. Or the goods, labeled in conformi-. 3
ty with federal law, may be shipped in
bulk, while containers for retail trade, Ia- C
beled in an entirely diflerent manner, are 0
shipped separately or prepared within the a
state and filed from the original package
within the state. Or the artice may be ?
shipped into the state in conformity with
federal law and the adulterant shipped int
the same manner or prepared with~in the 3
state, mixture being subsequently effected C
within the state.
The enaotment of the proposed federal
law will not reduce trade to a fairer basis
than at present. The honest dealer may
have to resort to subterfuges mentioned in
the preceding paragraph whenever state
standards are less severe than federal re
quirements. A dishonest dealer can resort
to them whenever he desires to do so sab
ject merely to state laws. -
The general enforcement of' the proposed
law will necessItate enormous expendituires
by the federal government with no corre..
sponding benedit. - f
Interstanse traffi in' foods and drug, per
meates every part 'of the United Staten -
reached by mail and by express.. The e-b
fortement of the roedlaw on anyting ii
like a fair basis iltherefore, necessitate
the employment of innumerable inspectors,
analysts, clerks and other. throughout the
entire territory.
The proposed transfer to the Depstn~
of Agriculture of entire jurigditia over i
the sale of foods a.nd drugs of all kinds and'
under eai conditin whatsoever, tharug-. c
out the District of Columbia and every ter- a
ritory in the United Staten, wRi entail upon i
the federal government grest een feor 2
the accomplusmntn of an 3e aimet a
purely local.
It is uncertaia whether the pending leg- g
Iiatien will effect the transfer 1mentloned a
Above. If-It des, the ebjection stated helds i
Seme of the pendgbig are objection- a
able -in that in prvtgan advisery 1
sard 1 n mnte naemanw at A.lcal"a.
ids* perfectly welcome to eharge every
purcheand "pay as you say."
Tiiireat Re
R''Is ]Becoming the I
Rarely hasa sale met with .such instantaneous and enthusiastic res
truthfully say that never were inducements so superlatively and deser%
notified- us that- they must have the space, and.at once. The following
$25 Velvet Suits
Being Sacrificed at - - - -
The greatest sacrifice ever made-and one which is bringing a
host of enthusiastic buyers. These beautiful and stylish costumes are
the most elegant productions in finest metallic dotted and plain vel
vets. Colors are black, blue, green and brown. Beautifully designed,
with crochet braid ornalnents, full blouse effect, broad shoulder styles,
new bishop sleeves, full-flare skirt, finished with rows of fine tailor
stitching. Not a -store anywhere but would ask $25 and $30 for just
these identical'snits-and not a woman but would
consider them well worth it. Only the absolute ne
cessity for quick clearance makes the price......
Extraordinary
Reductions in u rso
Extra good quality Brook Blended Marten Muffs- to
9 Mink Neckpieces; smooth rich and lustrous black
and well made; regular price, and brown; fine quality,
$2.49. and sold regularly at $5.98.
Very stylish and ele- very rich and elegant
o gant S e a l Plush 9J4 Electric Seal Coats;
Blouses; fine quality; superb quality; never
lined with best satin; never 'sold under sold under $49.98.
$19.9s. ~1 S Choice of any Fur
o Coats, elaborately Ing up to $25; a con
bega1ed and very styl- siderable variety of rich and elegant
ish; best silk lining; sell at $29.98. pieces.
Rebuilding ~ ~
Reductions in Blended Mann
A moat unusual offering of Men's Fine Quality $1 and 75c. un
derwear; all fleece lined; some double breasted; all - wool back'
shirts and drawers to match; an offer which will easily take th a
lead in the men's furnishing department for the Rebuilding Salei-Co
--choice.e..................... of ay..F................
4 e's Fastiblack Half Hose; ~Lot of Women's Prettily Em
C.all sizes; seiL-egularly at. 12%c. PCbroidered Turn.pver -Collars;
and 15c. Msell regularly at 25c.
I~~ * . Lot of Women's All-wool
A omen's. YiDadatily Embroid- IiYC Golf Gloves; sell everywhere
4 ered Haik~thinefs; slightly upat ;c.
mussed; ney ftsold under 10(3. '-, Loofready-made Veils; for
- sdrb hat tri ring and face; reg
men's Fie1mported Black utan 75c. n- vle
d er w e a r; a f r e i re g u a r m ad e ; 2 e C l 5io o a ok ; l e w
e inth me' furnishing5value. Men's and Women's Jersey
Lot Ftrblmen's All-silk ;n' ves
and. 15c. -. m
Womens Wa4nil pEoid- Men's and Women's Fine
dots; long-end Stoek Collars; Neck- $1.19 Samples of0cAll-silk Um
pieces trimmed with iee; all new and brellas; colors and black;
elegant; sell at 50re, au4 pc. regularly, fancy handles; $2.50 to $5 values.
HEC]Ht- TS9GRJRATFR!
H er I r _ e; 25c . Ralue
ire in fixing stind~.rds 'for foods and spoke for fifteen minutes. His principal
rugs they fall t recogize in the organi' theme was (Miss Clara Barton. Gen. Harries
tion of such board the exlstekpe of state said the prettiest picture he had ever seen
lhcers and boards charged with the en- in his life was Clara Barton down upon
)rcement of pure food and drug laws the heights of Santaagn at 2 o'clock In the
ore or less conversant with the subject morning, In a terrific tropical downpour of
id directly Interested in the establishment. rain. She was bending over an old kettle
rfederal standards which will harmonize making soup of such material as she had4
th those established by the several fos the "boys In blue" who had been
ates. stricken down by the pestilential diseases of.
the tropics or by Spanish bullets. Gen.
Legislation Objectionable. Harries' tribute to Miss Barton met with
The proposed legislation is objectionable hearty applause from the men In blue and
that-In the prosecution of what-may be gray who had been inder eher kind minis
trations.
ite insignicant offenses it will necegsi- Following the Installation of the officers
Lte the more or less prolonged absence Of of Gen. Nelson A. Miles Command, No. 1,
i defendant,-and of the witnesses for the the officers of Mary Sherman Miles Auxl
rosecution and for the defense, from their tary. No. 3, were Installed by Mrs. Harriet
M. Scribner, Installing officer Mrs. Flor
Dines and businesses while In aA. Lewis, president general-of the National
ri federal courts located at more or less Auxiiary, beingon the platform. The offi
lin75c. p oalues.
cers Installed wem: President, Celynda
relyunoficil ad nn~reresntaive 5'Mrs Claa H Dyrel; clors Ha riack
~citio th riht o slec th oficil e- I Sriner canduc; es.5 Mis Lllalus.
tfree in casesng std alyfs ad; urMs oieHykrses
gthey feal t dprte in toe surgaint inn
preent it from bardvctienegiteen sact-e h oo rdntn ftev
Letso any oardhescalled pur e dbesyunnais-asi hreof-r.Nli
recaendmt of thse mesreoouh d and fiftygembers
hd dirty nterested gldl thvestavisednt- sth e er ihaot~oeh
lthruht those sta itsed Sates covra-lD A TANRS
rhn ooed t gifomtiof tras oectionsble____
that-iee thascto effetv whatsma-b
onto that more ou bes prossed abnes Cau optlBorfeevsR
e steant -urrndered to wtes fedr go-pthefWr comlse.
-oseycutonstittionalh aefenmento theo
iuheo thei busiee pwier as ratstondaetngoncemdia tafo te4
e fedueral ot fotd ad mrgS or Cessuat optladEsenDsesr
Somvew of the freoeng statemere aobjeldac- op~a,27Dlaaeaeu
thabe fact that foth inmleter of the enorhat-etra ftronD. ln
tel uinoffca an r non-reliyrnews eoi J a sea-h dn hyiin umte
cLeaton thatritht Comselect thesof wichal em
were byolawtti th thee genel ofithe h urel eoto prtos swl
re oains ase of thespuednlgis a sterpr o Dcme.Drn
one foreonguation ofv ataysc i fseemed h eewsbt n et-hto
thergs heake c de actont as may bucet msS ,wows etnadkce
pisrevet f Columbia ocato n the einao criethsa-tewrs aeo uia
c egofatny as the eaced. uefo ioneeecieltthsnttuln~
branchhthe numberuofmpersonsoreoeiveng.
edearmnt wudgal hNL aveON advtteamntwsisedienfrte
etreatmentt9of tumbermofspersons fouh
ezy onas to nsur uritpoffoos and Cr-unwghhog nvsiainb h
minso ndu u heited ates com- soiae hrtes 4 rsritosc
poundedhffn7;ormiresafngrade80;nrevisit,
Geitnot beln ved that cived No.gislf34;oeaiosa-hedsesay2
pmntotWa eterans.uld imossibernsst wr-ube fcse,18
uchiof thiry o.c powhed a jointes topeain,5;dh,
eheaqultereriyorepotfofdsheanisprnsa.
on ceewmonfe lase foregin saement and hp:Painsrcevn isttetet
etefats set fth I yr pettider- 4the ains eevn uthrtetet
th-ltmo I repctul .rne m lreom- ouduwrhyb h Ascae
seend esond a "theComisiners h arte-11 rsrin opudd
3tcmitngtesle generally edeither80;reiit, ,42;opr
ddugtkesc action atsomay be
Iestallin tosere the exemtonlef thle I h aulybac hr ee
itictin offCersbi forMi om z hea- ae atddrn teqatr opera-ino
Li. ~C.Deramieeean, tsok 'for fatnd muths Hirnia
~miaiiWJ C. ai the ancenttstpucture used as eve hseena
Utelelseonths hengt renoSatiag, eaitedoclc an mod
onnel; haplinW.~Jn~sn; srgent rningd a trrif c rosial din ourof
theguad, os P.i~4l; rutee, treeinhws Teding ers an od edicl
Dodekand . A. mak-in ps the hope tmatrtil not shea
Cap. Der ee a~ o te fre yfong beethe strnubture" whol h beece
ae olo gurdof ,~Wxyogindes n b htospitalo bidn modni iuts. ee.
kit, ech arrtngam~rn~rlcn fag. Herretis rite. aupto-Mdsarto mblne fit
as udera bwerof mercan 'tue.Art appeausg fr the boar of bluead
a~dalot b th yoa~Iade~,as * mger wof hee ounderaa he l d yens
tellowy. thintlaonfthe officers peetwr lgJ
6fl ~ A.. ~ uaand on, Gen. Nels A. Joles Cmmd Mao. 1,
*yer apparane ~ . ~pmanthwa offierMs. of D M crShrand n Mrls.xl
is gretins eaen 'M sad itwas i fgary, N.t3,wer Pnstaledb MsoHrreodin et
rst pleasure as the. Scrbner, nstaing officero oay n Mrs. Flo.Bety tesrra
is cmmad tointedno on of A. LTebaws ornilat geerl ilth Nanda
honor Ca t Chares J. SigbeAuoithe ardon beinntae poraform The it
ttl*sho I~ne nd ite oftheOt.Pa Weriner Fived;e embrs wieresetd Mres
the ar wth pain ap. SgebJs ephyming thebs junior viersiet, 5
sete wih log ai4 hart appaus. Mrs.5 larasH. Dyie;ch alin.eMr. eneriet
~ ofthereordmad b th St P Ullr ich; t brau e girs. Sara E.Baonc
irvice it tenderes.theelaeio..Hyeralnd Mrd. Agnes______ Wi
glowingoungbladieto was iencofrtheoftMrs. Nellie
marg of he rmy usws lu~st * mences~' the new eas.rwithaot onte hun,~
~ S~a ~ tm met spaker~ Jifldred ad t membl.ers. ~ u-rek
ike ofthevalmbl .uioe deed yCasuaty aowital B o Beceives Be
ie orp ofnuras n~e~ ommnd.in poaritrs ofe Work Acompl isetid.
tyinga meeting of the medicalastafolofethe
be sid hatthe wee te gandst dCaualty Hoystl and asten Diensary
tes nolesois~auu1 et brghtso-Jon e, t sient~ physician, ubte
Gsa Gore . Hrrs as the rpor for~ December. Duig h
bpetthi t~e, nd ornree6wmonthhB tre wa but onbe d eat-hto
madaftr oun 't alaee.Cat iy n a stre at Deanod Dr. Joe de
icehleimintls be eated."'w tbionee reive ai te nsitti-.
DuigDcmeFntedsesr
t&
The Hecht Stores are open from 8:30 un
til 3:30; Saturdays open until 9 o'clock.
building Sale
alk of the Town!
ponse as is being accorded this Rebuilding Clearance. And we may
edly attractive. It's a forced sale in every sense-the builders have
are selected at random from the great all-over-the-house offerings:
Sensational Sale
of Finest Silk W aists.
The best purchase we've ever made-negotiated for before the
need for clearance became imperative. They are to share with the
balance of the immense stock and be quickly forced out at the smallest
prices we've ever made or ever heard of for such superlatively ele
gant productions. It's a chance that comes but once in a lifetime.
$2.98 $4.98 $9.98
For waists worth For waists worth For waists worth
up to $10. upto$12.50. up to $25.
Beautiful Waists In Elaborately designed Exquisite I m p or t e d
fine quality taffeta. peau Waists In superb qual- Silk Waists. many of
de sole, peau de cygne. ity silk crepe de chine, them worth as high a
velvet, &c.; light and plain and fancy taffetas, =- ; finest peau 40
dark S c o t c h plaids; peau de cygne. peau de cygne, silk crepe .
stripe effects in black sole, moire velour. &c.: chine, taffeta. satin re
and white and colors; every Waist an art pro- gent; all shades and coi
stlepherd check effects; duction; includes all the ors, including white;
clusters and designs, n light evening shades, some made over silk;
tucks; blouse front ef- black and white; some some beautifully design
fects; Velvet Waists, In with elaborately hand- ed with Irish point lace.
plain colors and metallic embroidered French silk imported torchon lace
dotted styles; new long- dots; pipings of colored and lace medallions:
end stock collars and satin; profuse hem- some with hemstitched
full sleeves, embracing stitching and briar open work; some elab
the newest and hand- stitching: new stock orately tucked; newest
somest styles, and wortit collars and b 1 h o p long-end stock collars;
as high as u10. sleeves, flowing 2.eeves.
Clearance ara deign
Specials in superb qual
Women's Gowns, Skirts. Chemises. Women's Gowns. Corset Covers. +
Drawers, ' &c.: all fine $1.8 Chemises. Short and Long
quality and handsome; $1Skirts. &c.a prettily trim
sell up to $3.98 ........med; sell up to $2 ...........9 c
A large variety of Underwear, In- Women's Gowns Drawers. Long and
cluding every wanted gar- Short Skirts; daintily trim
ment; sell always up tte
$1.25 ...................aWe.............................mdetrwllae:sl 44c.
Women's Extra Well-made Draw
era; deep flounce; clusters of a Women's Nice Quality Drawers;
fine hewtitched tucks; deep At good materials; deep ru
m In flounce; never sold o ing e bottoms; selling re
under 50c..... .......................larly at 29.; fo
Rebuilding a ra
K%1_1collars;an d ir . h o
Reductions in
At 69co Ta lankts; neat At 98%,I Blakets; colre Whore
borders; sell always at $1 pair. ders; sell at $1.75 pair.
W ht I t e Bedspreads; At $2.98 -Very fi-e ext
At 39c. pretty designs; sell at California Wool Blankets; sell1 at $L454
60c.E regularly. (One to a buyerI) pair.
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;MY five treatises d
January *:Human Hlair Goods:
c will be of great value to all e.
F~urn iture I ian IneetedIMe subject.
PART ONE-About Back Hair Coiff re.
PART TWO- -Front Hair Dressing.0
Sale. PART THREE-" Hair Ornaments. 0
:gPART FOUR- al Wigs and Toupees.
r Hair Dressing. 0
A*PART FIVE- " J Hair Coloring,.
Odd lots of Furniture at A [Scalp Treatment. ;
EXACTLY HALF PRICE-s e beautifully sa
V ad cntan mcepit infripon. Aceof
Chambr Sutes a almst X thee par mtrte t s orchn bematceo
HALF PRICE. + ~ grati nd ceip oyurnme, dallions
psoe. wt esice
Coupenework;rsomepelab
Diinleevuniue. oigftsokclas
C Glenaa Sce $9.98r~ ar
Woe'sGwn.SkrsCemss, Wme' Y owns CoSetaCve ~
boarsREDcED all fine Ca s heises, rself y ans og elafodt
quait an hndome , Sirt, he. prethotil atrUim- " A
$25 u Gole Oak........ med;ese It is an inf......... cuefo
$11 a og aney ofiUde rwear n - pomen'sGo ns, betters Laog a an
cluin evry wated ga- S or ri; da hntie im- o ntrl
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$12 Mahfogny nneve $o7d50 fYe otoms elin regu- MO
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