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4 THE WASHINGTON W ASHINGTONTIMIDS TIMES FRIDAY t fINE JpNE9 9 1905 19O
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AWAITING TESTS
OF JUHB ARMORPLATE PLATE
Navy Men Interested in the
Miclvale Process
RIVAL MANUFACTURERS TOO
If New Product Pro rodu dud Meets Expectation
Revolution in inthe the Business Busine s
Must Follow
Manufacturers of armor llrInorplate plate and a d
naval officers o Q Qcersare cersare are a waiting with 1th deep
concern and id 1n Interest erel t the thesubmis5ion submission j to
the t he Bureau u of oftonstrucUon Construction of tile the Navy NaVy
Department of test t > st plates of armor steel
from rom the Midvale MldyalcSteel Steel Company of
Philadelphia Philadelphia It is expected these test
plates will 111 be submitted within a week celt
If they the prove to be of the quality repre ¬
sented by the company they will come
near working orklng a revolution In thebusi the bust ¬
ness of making armor plate In this
country and the Government will be en ¬
abled to build its great gre t battleships battleshlpsaIid arid
other menofwar r rat at much less cost
than th n now
Some months ago the Navy Depart ¬
ment awarded to the Midvale company
a contract c ntrMt for about aooutGO 6000 6 O tons of armor
steel sleelo of the different differeniclasses classes required by
the th Government The award w rd was made
after aft < rn no little opposition from froIDthe the Car ¬
aegis negiesteel steel plant nt utPittsburg Pittsburg and andtrom irom
the Bethlehem Bethlehem Bethlehemsteel steel interests
Cut the Contracts Con Contracts tracts
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The Mldvale Steel Company took the I
contract at 398 398 per ton for class A ar ¬
mor and on an average a rage at about SO 50 O
per ton cheaper for the > different classes i
of armor armor than than the other two companies i
offered to provide the armor for The I
compet competingeo competing i ing ng companies mpnn lcsWinted wanted 120 420 per
ton for armor of class A and in addi ¬
tion specified the Government s should
pay a aro royalty 1lty < of 30 O per p r ton to the
Krupps
So far as as hitherto known known among Gov ¬
ernment ern inent experts having having to do with ar ¬
thor mor plate p te affairs aJIllirs there Is but one way
to make armor mor plate that will pass
Government test This Js 1sbj by the Krupp
process > lience Uenceit it comes s about bout that the
hi big manufacturers n1Un anuftcter itf turcrsof rs of armor steal ste r S in
this country countr c untry have to topay1arge pay large royalties
to the Krupps But B t the 3lidvale Steel
Company Con1rahas has taken t the present con
tiact at a low figure hur and and1uls has ms not notasked asked
the Government to pay pa royalty roaltyand and
hence It lsreas is reasoned ncd It must either be b
making tn1kirlgarmor armor by a cheaper process
than has hitherto been developed or
else must have access 2Cc ssto to the Krupp Kr pp
process I roc l snnd and be enabled enahl X1 Ih hisome some vay ily not
understood to be producing armor steel
at a reduced redurcdrate rate
Effect oi1Manufacture oir Manufacture
If f its rumor hfmorslnnds mor stands the Government
tests tetsuliy fully Lily Wl itisf It is apparen t It will wtllbea be a
great great11 boci iIect n to ta tha h2 h2ii h ii iiGoveniment Government Governmentandwm and will
force other oth othicnth5nies l comp7vnies co mw iesto to meet Its prices pric s
or 0 quit quitth thm ththbuslness business
JReprcsentatlvxJs ReprcsenUltivc of 9fthe the Bethlehem and
Carnegie compan tPmpa rnpan n nes ies es of course course courseadvancE advance
the idea that thatth the plate will not notstnnd stand
the th test but there ther is i at a least sufficient
probability that that tha th Midvale company
will m beible be bleto bIe to make its representations rep c ti1t1on
good to surround the coming c > min i tests with
more int interest resttl1 than nhn has attached to a
like lIkeeyent event in iriears years
CHILD CHILDRENS HEWS DAY DAYBENEF BENEFIT IT J
FOR PLAYGROUNDS
On Sunday morning next at 1030
oclock CIOCk In the auditorium au d 1torlum of the church C
the theSunday Sun Sunday day school of Calvary Baptist
Church Chu h Eighth and H streets northwest
will 111 observe Childrens Day D y The open openIng
Ing exercises exerclsesw will U be a processional in I
Which hich nearly 700 700yo1ing young people and an
children will unite Songs S ngs and andreelta recita ¬
tions and a shortaddrcss short shortaddressilIbe address addressilIbe will be given
A male mal chorus of 200 voices will sing
The collection will iil be for the work of
the public playgrounds pl ygroundsand and also to
assist In that at t Camp Good Will
The schdol sch ol will meet in Its several de ¬
partments at 10 1i oclock and march marchl In l
a body to t tothcchurch the th < church
ANOTHER ANOTHERBANKPRESIDENT BANK PRESIDENT PRES JENT
iS 1 > SENT SENTO ENTTOJAIL TO JAIL
COLUMBUS Ohio 9hloJune June 9 9Another Another
banker was as added to t the colony colony serving
time in the State prison when William
W V Leighton president of ofth the Lima
Savings Bank and Trust Company was
sentenced to three years for wrecking
the bank
MISSISSIPPIS CHIEF CHlEF EXECUIiVE GOES I
AFTER THE IRONMASTER OFPJT7SBURG OF PiTY PJTTSBURG SBURG I
GOVERNOR VARDAMAN 1
I SeesBlood Sees Blood and Tears
In Carnegies Money
Governor Vardarnan Gives His H s Opinion of
1 Ironmasters Irol1mast rs Library Libr ryFQndCannot Fund FundCannot Cannot Pay
Usury of ofSefiQespect Self SefPespect feespect for Gift
MOBILE Ala Al June 9 9Governor Governor
JVardaman of Mississippi has given out
a statement of his hlsreasons reasons for opposing
acceptance of the 25000 23000 000 offered ofreredby by b
Andrew < ndrew Carnegie for the establlshmefat
of a allbraryon library on the campus campusof ot the Uni Un ¬
versity of oflssIFSippl Mississippi which was de ¬
clined c11n d i by bythebo the boarcl boai a do of trustees
Among other things he says
TIREM MAN AN GHANEf C ll AY
DIES OF OF1NJll1S INJURIES
Skull Fracture a 1 When He Tried to
Jump on a Train TrainRecently Recently
Married Mar rie d d
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Injuries which Fireman Joshua Jos Josh h ua Cha
ney n y of the Pennsylvania railroad re ¬
ceived while endeavoring to t jump on a 3
moving movln tra tram in 1 on o l Virginia avenue south
west est on on Wednesday ir 11nesdaY resulted In his
death deathatProv at Providence Pray dence enc Hosp Hos EIosj ital al last even ¬
ing io
Corcner Nevitt was Informed and af ¬
ter investigating the case gave gavca a certi ¬
ficate ftcat of acc accidental c c idental d ntal death dea tll
Chaney was as tyentynlneyears twentynine t enty nine years old and
recently married Ho Howa was s sCIpploycd employed by b
the railroad company to work on a
shifting iftlng engine and lived llvedwiJJtJ1is Wit his iig con ¬
sin Frank Chandley on Virginia avenue venu
southwest
He tried to jump on a a fast St moving
engine as it whizzed alort along Virginia Ylrglniaa ave ve ¬
nue I1uebetwccn between Sixth and Seventh S vcnth streets
southwest southwcston on Wednesday but b t missed
his footing and was struc struck k by the en ¬
glee and thrown heavily against ag inst the
ties
Then the crew of the train went to
his side it was found his skull had
been fractured and his body badly
bruised and cut
WLDOUGLAS L DOUGLAS
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I l t L = I IMen I Men enlnevery In every walk of life
I i i ll 1 You F I I in 10 all pro pr professions fessions fesslons and
N ii Cannot J f trades trad e 5 the t he gentleman nof of
5 I Buy Bu y a > 4 leisure and the working
I fA I jJ i HonSatis r y I Imanall man manall all wear wearVLDoug VVLDoug
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8 J factory factor yShos ShOD 4 las Ias3SOslioesbecausethey 3 SOshoes because becausetbey they
at Any Price Pr Ice I
Iii are the best in the world
I 12 I Iw w 1 L L Douglas makes an and d sells more 6n 00 Nlsfa
7 I I Jj 3 3a 3SO a SO shoes than anyothor any othe naanu nanu
Ii i ii i facturer IK ilt the he world i
I I 1 fn 0 000 000REWARD Ann REWARD REWARD to anyone who can
I i DlUjUUU J disprove this statement
L g7 U c The Ther reason ea eaonr onr WLDougIas LDouglas 350 350s s hoes liocsare are thegreatest thegr eateSt
4 selle sellers in the world wor ld is because of their excellent
style easy fitting and superior wearing wearingquaIities qualities
If I could show showyou you the difference between the shoes
made mndein in my factory and those of other jew g
makes and the high grade leathers lea thers used you would i
understand why W V L Douglas 350 shoes cost more Mf 1
to make why they hold their shape fit better wear Bp1 <
longer and are of greater intrinsic value than any Jii p
other 5350 350 shoe on the market today W L jjigM
Douglas guarantees gun r nb es ihe their i r value by stamping S tam Ping his is ra g ji j
name and price on the bottom Look for it J4 f trj J gr
4 Take no substitute Sold in W WL L Douglas DougJasex ° i ex tfz i f 4IW r tr i jCT Thn The I lio
CI1SiveJ clusive lenS and Boys ShoeStorcs Shoe Stores in the p prin rin i Berkeley
clpal cipalcities cities and by shoe dealers everywhere l c One of
Boys BOY wosr wea wea W v 1 SBougS eDasglas is 25Qand2QQ 250 and2 and202J a 02J v the t swell new ft ftr r
shoes because bfJc ethe they yfitbeC yfitbeClDldthe fit bett hewjghoffd OP l hoBeithSp thou Douglas g
s 2IHJandwBulongoc thaiotloPnJakes for or shapes Spring S l g
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Fast Fast Color lets 3icgc7 Made Mi de In
Eye Eyelets will willnot not wear brassy Corona oroxja Colt Co1t
W I LDouglas L Douglas uses Corona Write for illustrated Catalog Calf Tan Viet Ktisgln Icl Kid KId Kit i
Coltskin Cltskill in i ii 11 li his is 8350 3 0 shoes of Spring Styles St Jes Shoes by mall 1 W fr frllakln CallsklnHc Cainkin llakln llaklni tt ttCorona tc
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I Corona Colt is cvcrjwhoro l I or orex ex press pre prepaid for25ceztro for25c forZ c extra Military l R Hee i ce e l r
conceded concededw to lie the finest W W V I L LJ3OUCLAS DOUGLAS Button ll it l d filuchcr I c cc c r
and an Lace
Patent 1 otentLCatbcr otentLCatbcrproduced leather produced TJrockton Drockton31oS6 Mass Iass Price 535O 350
W WL L Douglas Dougfas350Sh g1as 5350 350 Shoe Store in in Washington Washin 905 Penn Aye KW N W
X I would wouldrath rather rath r see S e the walls of otthe the
State University and al1d our colleges
crumble into dust and the buildings b be
t battered battered > and andgnmy grimy than that they
should be bebuUt built and handsomely painted
and mdfurnished furnished by this money which whi hhas has
been bQencoIn coined d from the blood and tears
of the toiling masses demanding the
Usury usu of self seltrespect respect > which we cannot
afford fford to pay
INEW NEW TOWN CLOCK STARTS
TICKING OFF THE THESECONDS SECONDS
The new newt town wn clock c lock Big Tom In ¬
stalled sta11p n the th tall tower of the ban banit k
I building of the National Safe Deposit DeIiqs t
Savings and Trust Company CompanyFifte Fifteenth nth
street and New York Yorkaycnue avenue northwest
went into intoper operation Uon today without any an y
formal ceremonies striking the thehour hours
In a L cheerful tone
The clock has been beenchristcncdBh christened Big
j Tom TonrLter after Thomas R Jones the pres pr 5
ident idento of the bank The clock is 1 dOe el c ¬
trically tricall connected corncctcdwith with the NavalOb Naval Ob ¬
servatory so that its time will be of
jficlal ficIal
MARRIAGE MAr UAGELICENSES LICENSES
Sam Thompson 23 and nd Emma Emri1aC Camp mp
I Jel eU e l 21
A Is William yilliam 1111am H It W Waters ters 27 and Elmer r L
Allen 21 2
Daniel DatieID D Mt lId Mn rfcahy ah 34 and Ellen B
Gleeson 33 i3
Harris L Forbes 2 Annapolis aid
an and Eleanor T Washington 2U DIstrIct
of Columbia
Eugene hu u ltscnWFl1gltt scnWFl1gltt W Fugitt 31 and anq Jennie
White n H h hlt lt e 2o
Louis L tiis G Jenks 29 and Louisa Vm Sa A k
Bates 33 33
FINANCIERS IBS WARN
WEAVER L AVER NOT TO
Will Start Panic if He
Hounds Corporations
FEAR FOR THEIR COLLATERAL
PHxii PHILADELPHIA AJDELPHiA June 9 9Alanncd Alarmed
by b the attacks atta cks on local 10 f1l secur ities lt1esol fol ol ¬
lowing the political PO UtiCal revo re lution O ut on In this
city bankers bank rsandcorporato and corporate mtcrests
have ha ve e taken till ken steps a ps to protect th tho themselves thcmseh cm selves es
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against againtfur1hcr further assaults by city Cl coun c Un ¬
I ells
Several Scycralhirgc large bankers met at dinner
on Monday Y evening iV ell1 b f to discuss dis c uss the situa s1tu ¬
I tion All held in in their banks as col ¬
lateral tor for loans stocks sto cks of o f the the U G I Il l
the Philadelphia Electrlcand Blectric an d Rupia Rapid
Transit r rransltCompanlesthe Companies the corporations at 1
tacked whose secur securIties ities shrank 10000000
in three weeks
Tear of Legislation
The bankers decided that the thepol1tfcal political
phase of thesituht1onras the situation traa of minor con con ¬
cern but that th t proposed propos d legislation l
against the corporations eorporationBwas was wa not
Word was then conveyed to the mayor1 mayor
that if i the th attacks should continue the
banks would refuse to accept stocks of
the public utilities companies companl g as seen s cu ¬
rity rityand and so possibly precipitate a panic
The next day Mayor Weaver Issued a
statement that thathlspolic his policy would wouldbeair oald be fair
play pIa to corporations corp ratlonshonestly rations honestly conduct ¬
ed edIhis This did not say much but the
corporate c rl1Q mte Interests had to be satisfied
with it particularly as as utility s stocks hocks
took a slight turn for the better oh ac ¬
count of It It
Mayor Approached
Since that tlmo Um the mayor has been
sought by b some of f the biggest figures In
the financial an ana d business b siness world In
Philadelphia Among these thcschave have been
A A J Cassatt president presfdentof of the th Pennsyl ¬
vania railroad raJlroadBinker Banker Charles Mather 1athcI
and E j T Stotesbury ot Drexel Co
The Th l latter tter two were vera closeted c oseted d with w1ththe the
mayor m yorfor for more more than an hour
New York banks which are deposito ¬
ries nez of ota a large part of the reserve reserve of
Philadelphia banks ban ks have also taken a a
hand in the local situation New York ¬
ers have been fearful that a deprecia ¬
tion tI no of Philadelphia PhU delphlapubl1c5ervlce public service se ¬
curities mlj mlliht > ht precipitate pr clpltnte sudden w ith ¬
drawals draw lsfi from m New N NwY wY Y6rk rk so so they have
been urging their Philadelphia custom
ers to stay the hand of the radicals who
seek ek to take advantage adv ntage of the j jrecerit recent rece t
political upheaval
I NEW PUBLICATIONS
You May Think
Tom Lawson isa is a wizard ¬
You l OU may think he is IS a saint
You y Oil may think he is a liar
You may think he is a
Never mind mindwhat what you think if
you want to
Know
just what kind kindofa of a man riianhe he is
and find out the many sides of
this meteoric gentleman 1 read
Alfr Alfred d Henry Lewis article in in
the June number of
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AAACAZJN A iACA1INE IE OFATODAY CF TODAY Y
Filled C r On Ona11 all I
I with 5 5C 1 4 News I IVJith
Pictures Pi lures Stands Stan ds
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iii TO MAKE PI PIOTES GTU RES
OF O OF8YYA SYL11 SY PLAYS
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Pm Prize Pr ize Offere Offrea d for or Beat Photograph h
of Shakespeare ShakespeareC Comedy edy
Scenes
For the tl cbcst best photograph taken by an I
amateur ama tour photographrot photographer of this tb city a
fjrlze Ir rze cot of nO 10 has been offered orfer by b y the Syl
van an Players Play em v who ho arc arc to app appear ar in three
of Shakespeares s comedies to be given
In the grove on Connecticut avenue
near Woodley lane on onMonday Monday Tues ¬
day and Wednesda Wednesday Vednesdayboth tooth at ntmatlne matinee I
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and andevenlngpertorn evening performances nces
These plays are nrals are As You Like It
Shylock Sh lock or Twelfth Twelfth Night and the
amateur amlltcurphotvb1 photographer her1s Is Invited to t se s
lect le ctano any an of o the plays playsor or choose chooseID1 1 i ist nni st hy
of the scenes 8cenC3thMa that appeal i peal to his ar tistic Ss tlc
taste
Those vho i ho wIsh to compete for the
prize JrIzewlll will kindly leavethelr leave their names and
addresses with T Arthur Smith 0327 i221F TP
street north northwest northwest est who will alsO receive
the photographs PhotOgra P hs These T hese will W III be sent to
the Camera Club in New York Yorktorjudg for rorJudg Judg ¬
ment and ns soon as possible after the
prize will be awarded and money moncypnld paid
by byMrSm1th Mr Smith
Amateur photographers who wish to
compete will please leasef forward rward pictures as
quickly as possible orn Or notify t1fyMr Mr Smith
of their Intention to compete competebefOr before beforeJune June JU 1e I
20 20when when the competition compeUUonw1ll will close
CIGARETTE SMOKER FREE I
UNDER INDIANA STATUTE I
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INDIANAPOLIS Il It JlAPOLIS Ind June 9 94udg Judge
James Leathers Leath rB of the Mor Marlon ion County CQurity
Su Superior erlor Court decided decidedln In the case cas of f
the State against W W Lowery Loweryln In ¬
dieted dlctcdfor for smoking a cigarette that the
anticigarette law passed by the last
legislature is constitutional except
wherein it may may conflict with the inter j
state commerce law
Smokers may mnylmport Import cigarettes from
other States and smoke them but it is
held unlawful to sell or give them away
Mr Lowery was discharged dis harged The State
will take an appeal in order to test testthe the
law
HAD RIGHT TO HIDE
SATURNALIA 4il UJCELLAB CELLAR
NEW YORK June 9 9Thc The directors
of ofthc the Metropolitan Museum MuseumofArt of Art act t ¬
ed edenUrelY entirely entlrel within their rights when
they removed remov d Biondis famous statue stCt e i
The Jhe Saturnalia Saturnal1ato to the cellar accord ¬
trig to the decision announced by byJus Jus j
tlce ticeLev Leventrltt ntritt in the supreme court
Saturday and Monday
I Continuation Sale of
Spectaclesand Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Worth 250
For S3 100 90
GIlD
A A gnzranteed guaranteEd10ycar 10year fold 1old11lcd o1 Gllcd
JTroono rcmofittedWithbest fitted with best
glacBos glLn = os to t suit s t yonr SI 100
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eyes for or 4 j u 1UU
Solid Gold Springs framolesa fram ram les lesa
eyeglasses fitted fittedw1th with Si 5 ff I
h Jje heat rf lenses 10 lUU 0
Correct Corre I rr ii l Examination Eyes i Free ii of f the he I I
Smoked Frazneleas Pramele s Qlassc Gl sae
WithfiUed with filled springs spl1ngi suitable for or
I i weak eyes Wonn Wortk Wortkioo 100 2 i 5 c
II IISpecial Special
H II CALL CALLiSHER isHER I
11 917 917P Pa Ave I
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Beginning June Ilth Ith 1905 I
The PennsylvaniaSpecial
The Fastest Long Distance Train in II I
I the Worldwil World 3 will be pacedin placed in service serv e on I
Pennsylvania Railroad 13
BETWEEN
r New V Vorkand York X r
ew YorkandChicago orkand and Chicago I
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Connection from WASHINGTON VAS ASH H N GTO TO TOwill N Nwill will be run on the followingdaily following daily schedule r
Leave Washington 340 P M
Leave Baltimore v 500 P PM M
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I Arrive Harrisbur Harrisburg g 725 7 25P 25 P M
I Leave Harrisburg r v > > I 740 7 40 1 P M
I Arrive rlve Chicago Chi cago v u 855 8 55 A M
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Pullman parlor smoking sm ki g car carjdra draw diawrng whig ing room lO IU sleeping slee Jr 1g 1gc41s cars c41s dining di ui uig g car and
COlllpar compartment tment observation car Harrisburg to Chicago
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W W Atterbury J J R Wood Qeo W Boyd
I l L Ii Genl flanager Pass Traffic Algry Mgr Gen Passenger Agt I
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THE T11 PALAIS ROYijl ROYAf1
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UMMER GIRL NEWS NEW5Fowncs Fownes Suedelisle Suede1 sleGloves Gloves will ih 11 11c c l
S SUMMER s satisfactorily tiSfactOriIY as the S Summer ffimer Girls G z irls Hand Handkerchief kerchief i i
Silk Gloves are guaranteed so that if they wear in inh hol holes l c i v l
pair is attainable without cost These two makes of satisfiu satisft
tory tor 2I gloves VfS are areonl only y r 5 O i S
Choice C C YlTlT for iLvI 7 7C m i C f V + I
Mann fticturers nl tllr rS oddments oddmentshis his remaining stocks and turnover 1
collars ma made de to retail at lOc 1 C to 25c at only 7c for choice Ready Readyfor for I Idistribution
distribution tomorrow morning mornin g
19c 59c 79c 8cr 89 t c I
Neckwear Neckwearworth worth worthun un to 5150 150
Fancy Lace Yokes Y okes Chemisettes s handmade lace stocks collar col ar and
cuff cu ff sets coat sets etc The I latest and best bargai bargains associated with
the thePalais Palais Royals Mill and Fa Factory gory Sale
L 28 289 1
A 350 Hat H
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4 v j The seasons most rnostef ef
i fective Linge Lin ger rie ie Hat Ha at
350 3 50 lace and embroid m roid
L cry erytrinunec4 trimmed Here H re to t
g a morrow at atjnlJ2 only only 289 89
j 10 1Ollats5 Hats llts 5
J Exactly half price pr ice for
choice c of ofre o ofremaining f remaining re g10 10
a Dress Dr Hats
Expensive Ribbons I
jJsed Used LI d fotGirdes for Girdles Sashes and highclass Millinery Experts Ex eIjsh her here
to show just how these ribbons should be used Note the Surprise Urp s
prices
f ri fr Insto Instead a of of68c 68C yard yardror for Best
rtPfr CInstead c Instead r bt39c f 39c yard ard for fo Best r S 39 O 4 glnch Satin Taffeta Ribbona
2 Z1 5 5CInstead 5c 7inch > Moussellne and Chif < In white cream pink pmkand and
ron Taffeta Ribbons white blue See madeup snmpleaot simples of girdles
and all the best colors etc
1i m Solid So lid Gold Go ld
Every EveryPiece Piece Guaranteed
The least prices of the year for Solid Gold
i P1 Jewelry Our bargain time and yours Y01IIS The ma
TL4k1 s kers havin g supplied supp1i dth the Jewelry jewelr y stores t res npw ac c ¬
cept a cash offer for their the surplus
Jtlt4 Jtlt44vLp 4vLp 4vLpSolid Solid Gold Signets Sl SlnetRings netRings Rings
I Ladies mens boys bQ s girls g r1S and d tiny in childrens rings i1I1 r1ng 5
Values > 75c 150 gQO iO0 O O S250 250 S400 S40600 400 6OQ
For 1 39c 69 3 98r 119 225 275 275
> I Solid Gold Gu CJ1ff Cuff ff Buttons Btjttons
Some SO Ine are set with chiPs chiPsoreal of oreal real diamonds dl
v Values klues Iues15a 153 200 2 00 250 398
For 88c 110 129 5169 169
V Solid So lid Gold Brooch and lndCuff Cuff Pins
Values VaIuesup up to S3 3 are in the98c the 9Sc ISelot lot lot
Values Va ues SLOP 100 200 300 500 5 OO 600 600 001000 1000
For 59c 98c 219 r 19 298 350 50 750
Hair Combs Com bs for Side and aridBack Bac Back k
Values Valuesvr vr 1CO 150 200 300 500 700 1006
For t 59c 59 79c 93c 148 248 325 ISSTpO SSOO
With the fashionable hat turnin g up a at t the back the bac ba sk k comb
has become an important adjunct lo the Summer Girls Costume
Tiffany Combs in facsimileare facsimile are here at about half usual prices Choice
of Shell and Amber Side an and d Back Combs ornbs with gold bands bandsan t an and d rim
mountings and pearls and jewels jdw1 Lar gest stock and very ve ± y much the
lowest prices associate the Pa fais Royal with Combs
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sip OnlyS2 Ofl nly Iy2 J 298 Q 98
Fans worth rth up upto1Q to 10 Only
ic7 75 of or them themJ themand J and some show signs si gns
of ofhandlin handliIfg g Samples2 Sampless298for 98 for
choice
FeLs Fashiona li hiona iona ble Stationery v
I Old Id H HOmestead r sfead Lawn is Miladys l fad just now now P Put t tIpIn tip up in in
pound poun d boxes bOX boxeshre here hereal at 29c i instead lead of 40c 40 c pound Envelopes Envel Envelopes pes 9c 9 c in
stead of I5c L c New proper sizes SIZeS Envoy and Winthrop
Wedding Presents Pr sents Suggested
I Just ii iis1 s1 from Munich Munkhpictures pictures painted pai1t d on White tVhiteSati Vhile Satin suggesting ggesting
pincushion pinc t tshion shion 1 1sachet sachet caseJ case J or frames ior desk or wall decoration decOr tioIi5c 5c to
39c For sale sal in ill Stationery Department
Man do 9 9Trial Trial l Size Free
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B Band and P PVrinkle Wrinkle Eradica
p i tors smooth out ou t wrinkl vrinkles
I while t lillCOU you slee siLep p 2 21c Ie per box
the t h Palais Palai Ror Royal al pnt price pnce
Magda lIa da Cold Cream 50c O size slz < CPc rc
VIOt vio t Talcum Powder 15c size slze12c 12e
Hand Sapolio lOc size Sc
Baileys BaiIey S Massage Rollers o lOc Oc size 39c 9c
Swedish Hair H l Powder 50c size 4oc
Oriental Cream S12a 125 size iC5
Elcaya Cream o SOc Cc t c size Ize lie > c
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