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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20: 1914.
H?WBb" atMa-aa"-a"i
Ney & Co. Dissolve Partnership
:
OPPOSE TRUST BILL
P ice-Fixing by Builders Knotty
Problem for House Judiciary
'ap-WT t"!J' ,
OTOR CAR WAKERS
h board.
knotty problem faced by tho
1 jec Judiciary Committee in rc
r fting the anti-trust bills is that
f regulating price-fixing by manu
turers. The treatment of the
'omobilc manufacturer is one of the
arrassing angles, for no industry
presented more txhaustlvo argu
ts before the committee than the
a omobile industry.
Tie tentative plan of the trust
Y ters iras to prohibit price-fixing
a i also to hand a death-blow to
t t "exclusive contract," under which
t manufacturer arranges with one
icern for handling his product .n
certain locality. Numerous wit
nurses appearing before the House
committee have stated that while
r ch legislation might lilt a monopoly
so it will seriously injure legltl
r a.tc business.
Alfred Lucking, of the Ford Motor
f -.r Company, presents an argument
1 tho committee trhlch Is typical of
1 ie contentions of the automobile
lakers. He asserts that there Is
erce competition" in the automobile
l.eld, and that no monopoly whatever
exists.
Would Injure Buyers.
Mr. Lucking argues that If a manu
ficturer Is not allowed to fix tho
I rice of his car. there will be con
f slon. sharp practices, and injury to
i e buying public which is willing to
i -iv a standard price for what It
v mts.
lepresentlng a concern recently in
t i public eye because of its "proflt
t a-ring plan." Mr. Lucking said:
One price to all. in our opinion, is
i c only moral, honest wav to do
t slness. One fixed and well-known
I cc has resulted in good values to
t purchaser. Different and variant
ires to the public for the same
. 'icle multiply opportunities for
jud, dishonesty, and cheating, and
innocent suffer.
fnder the one-price system, the
ong and shrewd cannot get an ad-
"tage over the weak. Tou can send
ur child to buy. and. in fact, the
ying public are all children. Not
purchaser in a hundred is an ex-
rt and able to Judge. The dealer
s the advantage. The one prico
j- stem, is essentially honest."
Oppose Suggestion.
vutomoblle men generally appear to
opposing Uic suggestion that the bars
t i'I bo let down and an era of cut-
' roat competition Invited. They insist
t the buying public knows whether It
Tits a J500 car or a J3.0W car and that
automobile trade Is a free-for-all
i "air The argument is made that if
nanufacturers are not permitted to
t me excluslvo agents, or to flx prices,
rre will be indiscriminate price cut-
ig, favoritism, bad business practices
and general unreliability.
In the end, they say, the buying pub
lic will come out at the short end of
tho horn, and tho manufacturer will
even be denied tho privilege of making
a contract with a certain concern to
sh a certain product in a certain lo
. litv.
"he problem of deciding to what ex-
it the manufacturer shall be allowed
name the retail price of his product
one of the embarrassing features of
anti-trust program now being work
out by Chairman Clayton and his
ooiates on tho House Judiciary Com-
ttee.
ASTER ISLAND IS NO
HI
FOR SES
Romantic Tale of Lovely Maid
ens in South Seas Rudely
Shattered by Mariners.
X FRANCISCO. Feb. Ml Let no
dy looking for a native wife and nn
T life In the South Seas go to Caster
and.
"his is the advice of seven p-osaic
--farers, the list of the castaway crew
the abandoned schooner Eldorado,
o have arrived here with a plain tale
T putt to the blush all the adorn-
nls of fancy printed since Captain
nson. master or the Kldorado. brought
rd how he had left the better part of
crew on the 'sland because the de
hts of life there had weaned them
im all desire for civilization
With one voice the seven proclaimed
at they were nut married, either dv
Mvc or any other rites; that nothing
uld have Induced them to marry any
later islander they ever i.et eyes on,
d that the onlv reason they did nit
lie earlier was that they liad a pru
fit regard for their lives and believed
- were j-ure to be picked up by a
tsing vessel if they stayed where the
re, whereas they ran a good chanc
er drowned in a long oyagc in an
iai boat.
The "omen or Latter Island, they
id, are numerous, ugly, and dirty.
nat vas the best that could be said of
em.
' he astaways were nicked up by the
ItiFh ,-ttamer Knight of the Omtct,
ter nvi ami a h-ilr months on the is
d and tikcn to Austmlta. There is
w, tip said, but on. white man on
r 't-lai 'I, thi British governor, who
eatcd them with great consideration
Long-Tailed Horses Eat
More Than Docked Ones
' AItIJ Feb 20. "Horwii with docked
Ijb may graze here for 10 cents a day;
th long tails, : cents."
kd for an explanation of this curi
Sign displaced at the gateway of
meadow near Dieppe, the owner re
ed "It is very i-implc. A docked
rse, lrriutod by Hies, Is constantly
U-rrupting his grazing to drive them
f by swinging his head. The long
vied horse, however, having lull ute
' his tail for the purpose for which It
"an designed, la able to graze continu
ity. 10 he Vats about twice as much
the other."
Electrocute Wife Slayers.
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. Feb. lO.-Johu
'hirka, forty, and Harry Itaslsco, thir-y-five,
were both electrocuted heie
early today for wife murder.
riVom Tho TTashlnRton Times, Thursday,
February I?, 1S14.J"
NEY AND COMPANY
FIRM
IS
DISSOLVED
Joseph Goldenberg Buys Out
Partner Sale Will Begin
Next Saturday.
Announcement 1b made today of tho
dissolution of the firm of Ney & Com
pany, at Klghth street and Pennsylva
nia avenue southeast, bv mutual agree
ment of the proprietors. Milton R. Key
and Joseph Goldenberg.
The firm of Ney & Company has built,
up a remarkably large business during
tho past four years. Previous to the
formation of the tlrm of Ney & Com
pany, the store was operated by Mrs. E.
A. Haines, who occupied this corner for
twentv years, beginning with a very
em ajl store. When Goldenberg & Ney
took over th business four years ago
they greatly enlarged it.
Mr. Joseph Goldenberg, One of the Partners, Has
Bought the Entire interests of the Business,
and Is Reorganizing the Same as the
PEOPLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE
The Entire, Ney & Co. Stock Win Be Sacrificed in a
Great
Dissolution Sale
. "v j$ ' ' '-'""''" Js - aB5a55al "-! fr anal
'Br IfiflLEnt'e' 0L5fc9VM9P9sEMaJa't. nH
B lfLntnMVnBBHuH&nELviaWRBLyUlvalH Lh
Starting Tomorrow morning
Promptly at 8:30
Extra Sales People. Store Open Until 9 o'Clock Saturday Night
FIRST FLOOR.
2,000 Yds. of Plisse Crepe, 1 2Vo
Thit New Drest Fabric Sells Everywhere at 25c "
Yd.
This is a popular new dress fabric which jumped instantly into big demand. A
Ney & Co. purchase enables ua to make this exceptional price of 13 c, as the
goods sell universally for 25c yard. A large and varied assortment of the season's
newest designs white grounds -with raised small floral effects. To see will be to
take advantage of this big bargain.
17c
25 Pieces of 39c Seco
Silk and Rough Silk, yard..
The lot Includes plain silk as well as
embroidered and dot patterns. Colors
are hello, pink, light blue, navy, green,
cream, old rose, and black. Sells usually
for 39c yard.
500 Yards of Cadet 1 01
Suiting, Worth 25c yard...l2C
Guaranteed All-linen Cadet Suiting,
in blue only. A tremendously big value
at this little "price. Actual value. 23c
yard. Dissolution Sale price, 12c.
15c India Linon,
40 Inches Wide, yard....
This lot of India Linon is a crisp,
sheer quality, full 40 Inches wide, which
retails everywhere at 15c per yard. Dis
solution Sale price, 9Ht
She
50 Pieces Novelty Ottoman -t J
and Bengaline JL OC
Just 50 pieces of these Fine Wash
Fabrics, in stripes and fancy weaves.
All the new shades. Only by inspection
can you realize tho value. Sold for
25c yard. Dissolution Sale price, 15c
yard.
30 Pieces White Goods, TJU
Sold for 12'ic & 15c yard.... jC
This lot of Will to Goods includes
crossbar stripes and checks of good
quality. Must be cleaned out: hence
this Dissolution Sale price of 7c.
Regular 8c Apron
Ginghams, only
Full Standard Apron Ginghams, in
blue checks only. Seldom can you get
this less than Sc
6cYd.
Men's 12ic and 15c Lisle Hose, jg
Slightly Imperfect Only 6 Pairs to a Customer
A chance to get Fine Quality Thin Lisle Hose for slightly more than tho cost
of sending socks to the laundry. These have doublo sole, high spliced heel, and
reinforced toes. The imperfections are hardly discernible, will not hurt their wear,
and there are no holes in them whatever. Only S pairs to a customer.
Women's 35c Onyx Silk Lisle Hose, 19c Pair
Genuine Onyx Silk Lisle Hose, In both light and heavy weight: double garter
tops, high spliced heel and toe. Colors are tan. pink, blue white, and black; first
quality. Regular price, 35c. Dissolution Sale price, 13t.
Children's 15c Ribbed Hose, 7c
Lot of Children's Ribbed Hose, extra
heavy qualltj. with double knee, heel
and tqe. Regular 15c value.
35c Fay Ideal Children's Stockings, 19c
This is the well known children's
stocking that needs no support. But
tons at tho waist. Has extension tops.
Regularly 35c pair.
250 Pairs of Women's
$3.00 Sample Shoes,
$1.00
We offer for quick sale and arrangement of btock 250 pairs of 'Women's Sam
ple Shoes. Most of these samples are real beauties in footwear. While the kinds
are too numerous to mention, we would say that most all these samples are of
famous lines, whose quality is beyond question. All leathers to choose from and
not a pair worth less than 3. Go In tho Dissolution Sale for Ct AA
only ...-................ ii a w
Ney Co. Purchase of Surplus Stock of
the Nat. Enameling & Stamping Co.
At 50c on the Dollar
We Offer You This Big Saving in die Dissolution Sale. THIRD FLOOR
50r Granite Iron Orp
Foot Tubs U,
Tuc Granite Iron QQn
Foot Tubs OI7C
63c Granite Iron Cxiffcc '
Boilers, with ball OQ
handle; 10-pt. size.. &
75c Granite Iron Coffee
Boilers, with ball QQ
handle; 6-qt. size.... OIC
3c S-qL Granite Iron
Coffee Hollers, with AQn
bail handle 4IC
63c 5-pt. Seamless Gran
ite Iron Rice Qir
Boilers OU
3c 6-pL Scamlcs3 Gran
ite Iron Rice QQp
Boilers OU,
J3c Granito Iron Dls-h-pans,
1'J-qt. "I Ca
4jc Roll-edge H-qt. Gran
ite Iron Dish- 1 On
pans ''
Kc 10-qt. Granito Iron
Cook Pots, with -ovcr
and side 9Q
handles if.
60c set of 6 Rogers' Solid
Nickel Silver Teaspoons;
will last a life- On
time t,C
K)c WTiltc Enameled
Roll-top Bread and Cako
Boxes, extra well QQp
made 'i'
Tic Double Zlnc-llnlahcd
Washboards; extra "1 Op
well made XOw
43c Galvanized Iron Gsr
bnge Can, with ))(
cover? ht3
8c
Granito Iron
10c
10c
5c
13c Galvanized Iron Ash
Shovels; extra Jong
double handles
?Sc S-pt. Seamless Gran
ito Iron Rico AQi
Boilers 7C
13c Granito Iron 1 Aa
Wash Basin. JVC
13c 3-qt.
Covered
Buckets....
13c 2-o.t. Granite Iron
Long-handlo Lipped
Saucepans.,
15c .1-pt. Granito Iron
Deep Stew Pans, with C
long handles '
13c Granito Iron Milk
and Pudding Paris,
1-qt. size
13c 1-qt. Granite Iron
Coffee and Tea- 1flf
10c Granito Iron T03. Q.
and Coffee Strainers. Ov
I3c Granite Iron Handy
Soup or Jelly Strainers,
reinforced
bottoms
13c Granito Iron Cf
ir:n-Hnir Snnn Dishes. OVt
10c Granite Iron
Mixing Spoons.
:Sc 4-qt. Granito Iron
Covered " Ca
Buckets -IUV
13c Granite Iron - A
Child's Chamber lut
153 Granite Iron 1 0p
Chambers Jfcl
23c Granito Iron Large
Sizo Chambers
7c
5c
15c
40c 12-qt. Seamless Gran
ite Iron Saucepans, with
bail handles and IQp
cover. J.IC
50c lS-pt. Granite Iron
Seamless Saucepans, lth
bail handles and OKn
.cover &u
53c 20-pt. Seamless Gran
ite Iron Saucepans, with
ball handles and OQj
covers aWC
JL50 32-pt. Seamless
Iron Saucepans, with ball
handle and EQf
covers Ov
25c 12-pL Scamle3s Gran
ito Iron Lipped Kettles,
with ball 1A
handle -Vl
23c l-pL Seamless Gran
ito Iron Lipped Kettles,
with ball "I trn
handles XOX,
20-pt. Seamless Granito
Iron Lipped Saucepans,
with Mil handles. TQp
Regular price. 50c... J
24-pt. Seamless Granito
Iron Lipped Cooklnff Pots.
with ball handles. 0(TA
Regular price. 63c... tu
3Sc SS-pt. Seamless Gran
ite Lipped Ketua,
with ball handles...
43c 10-pt. Granito
Iron Tea, Kettles...,
63c 14-pt. Granito
Iron Tea Kettles...
43a 20-pt. Granite Iron
Water Falls, with "IQ
ball handles U,
15c 2-qt. Granite Iron
Lipped Saucepan, r
with long handles '
39c
29c
35c
SECOJJD FLOOR.
Ladies' Evening Dresses, 4JA QQ
Sold for $10, $12, and $15 Each, p-XoJ
Only a limited number of these Lingerie Evening Gowns, so those
who want one had better come early. Dresses include some net, with
silk drops, some allover lace, some shadow lace, and one silk chiffon.
Colors are delicate blues, pink, and white. Latest effects. Just the thing
for dances. Originally sold for $ i 0, $ 1 2, $ i 5, and one $ 1 8.
Lot of 700 Doz. Ladies Waists
500 Doz. $1 & $1.50 CA. 200 Doz. Ladies'
f :; w.;efe Ui7C
Thesn noo dozen Ladles' "Waists were
bought by N'ey & Co. to sell for $1.00
and J1.S0. All-over embroidered, pretty
embroidered fronts, and lace-trlmmed
waists, in the new drop shoulder. Low
necks with 'short or long sleeves and
high neck with long sleeves. All styles.
Including plain tailored pure linen
waists. In newest shirt effects.
$1.50 Silk Waists
Beautiful Silk Waists, in the latest
style, all in low necks. Pretty de
signs, in black-and-white stripes, blne-and-whlte
stripes, and lavender stripes.
The lot was Intended to sell for $1.50
apiece but tier so in the Dissolution
Sale for 53c.
Lot of 200 Ladies' Dress Skirts, d - Q
$2.98 All Wool Plaids, Checks, and Serges . . p 1 .Jv
Finely Made Dress Skirts, of all-wool black and blue serges, stylish plaids,
and the newest checks: also some navy and brown corduroys. Variety of designs
in the latest spring styles. Bought to be sold for $2.98.
FIRST FLOOR.
Men's Suits at and Less
$12.50 and QA
$15.00 Suits . . . PU.JU
Suits worth $12.50 and $13.00 arc to
go at this vory low price of $6.90. The
lot includes many different materials.
Choose the color and style of .suit you
like. All well made. Will give splendid
wear. Nearly all sizes.
$8.90
$18.00 and
20.00 Suits . . . .
At $8.30 we bavo included all suits
worth from $18 to $20. The season's
best styles are well tailored Into these
garments. A wide variety of neat pat
terns In wanted shades of all-wool
fabrics. A big bargain. Indeed, but they
must go.
Two Special Sales of Men's Overcoats
tlfoo"1 Overcoats
The entire stock of Overcoats has
been divided Into two special offers.
These $12.00 and $15.00 Overcoats are
warm and serviceable.
Several different styles.
All good fitting
teruuais arc
$6.90
$18 and
$25.00
Overcoats
In this lot are all the better All-wool
Overcoats. Sold for from $18.00 o
tz nn. Plain or belted backs, shawl
nr convertible collars.
Hand tailored. Splendid
styles
$8.90
$7.98Brand-new Col
lapsible Baby Go-carts
$3.98
S-inch strcl wheels.;
Vi-inch rubber tires:
large body: 3-ribbed
hood, strongly built
and very serviceable.
Intended to sell for
$7.38.
THIRD FLOOR.
$4 Sanitary Drop-
side Couches
$1.98
Genuine Sanitary Dropsidc Couches; full sizf :
all-stefl frames and Koine link springs. Sell
regularly lor f i.uv.
A fv rrmlir MT (Wl
Baby C'rllm, white en
ameled, with high
slues and bprings.
Male
price.....
Bill IllO.
$2.98
THIRD FLOOR.
AMiltc Knamrl Iron
Beds, marked to sell
for $3.00 and $5.38,
strong and serviceable
Dissolution flJQ QQ
Sale price.... DOuO
THIRD FLOOR.
$8.98 Crex Rugs, S35 $5.98
Crex Kugs are too well known t
Quality Full Uxl Genuine rrex I
dcrs. Sold universally for J8.H8
f.T.7.". Cre Rub", plain designs
onl ; perf t rugs, ltpgular prior,
jr. 75. Si7,4- 6x'J ft. Dmso- CJO AQ
lulion Sale price D.'it7
JtlS-OO fljIL" ft. Iluncmlun Fiber
Rugs, the- must durable and tu
nomlcal rug the houtcwifi.- could
bu . many pretty pattern
Dissolution hal
priio
flO.WO S.nxlO.K rtmiKaltm I'lhrr
Rug, t-xai'tly llku above. -xcrpt
just a little smaller, lit medium
j,ze rooms. Dlsyolu- &T QQ
tlon Sab.- pnc iDOmUO
.... $6.98
o need comment. These are First
ugs, with attraemt stenciled bor-
6J tirnulnr Fllirr Rukh. largo
9x12 ft. ?lze. half wool and half
liber texture, wuhhablr and very
serviceable. DiKMilutiun AM QQ
Halo price tD'tmUO
Wl AimlnMrr and Vchrt Ruga,
full 27x54 inch. in both flora I
and oriental pattern.-! Sold for
JI.HS arh. Dissolution CJ1 1Q
Sal. price 3 1.1.1
r.O AxmlDNtrr lluga, 3Bx72 InohCM.
in choice of tloral or rich orlcnfil
dPKigiis. heavy pr fabric.
It.gularly $4.38 Disso- ( JQ
lution Sale price tD&tTKf
I'lllST FUMI1I.
50 Dozen Heavy Linen Huck Towels
Easily Worth 39c. The Lot Was Made With Monograms Woven j M
in for Hotels and Clubs, Who Canceled the Orders. They Were Taken I
Off the Maker's Hands at a Very Low Price
Every housewife's opportunity to get Finest Quality Perfect Grade Linen Huck Towels
much less than uhual wholesale cost. Towels have different monograms woven in them for
the clubs and hotels that ordered same, but this does not hurt their splendid quality or useful
ness. Large size, unusually wen iiuimicu.
4'2C
r0 pieces of Rollrr Towel C'raah
tho kind umiallv sold for Sc pel yard. IS
im-lics uuif Dlss-olutiou Sale price, jard..
$1.00 Seamless Bleached Sheets
8ix9o 65c
Full Sli'lO (largo double-bod size) .Sheets made
or the v.rj lic-n sheeting muhlin. without seams.
Positively free from dressing or lining f any
kind. Kcgularly ?1 00.
9c
5 ulecea of tMMach Table Damask,
heavily mercerized. Regularly sells for 39c OOp
yard Dissolution Sale price.... ....-.
75 Dozen Pillow Cases,
Full Size. Value 15c
Good quality cases, hand torn, with a 3-inch
hem. Full si''. Splendid 15u value
36-Inch Bleached Muslin.
The kind that retails everywhere at 12',ic yard.
3fi niches wide.
8c
200 Pairs Men's $1 .98 Pants, $ 1 . 1 9
A pants bargain extraordinary. Over 200 pairs of Men's
Dress and Working Pants, sold by Ney & Co. for $ 1.98. Neat
stripes and heavy Reading cassimeres. All sizes, 32 to 46 waist.
Fine All-wool Worsted Dress
Pants, in blues and fancy
stripes: values up to 55.00.
Sizes 32 to 42. Sale
price
$2.69
All S6.9S and S.50 Men's
Raincoats; heavy waterproof
texture materials. Sizes 34 to
42. While thev
last
.$3.75
Sale of $5 "Combo" d;o QO
Mattresses for. .... pt0
Just 4S "Combo' Mattresses;
cotton top and bottom Soft and
pliable. Intruded to sell for J5.00.
Uoth double and unglr led aizca.
$6.98 Electric Felt Mattresses, $4.49
Full dooble-bed size only. Very
eofu panitary Ailing. Covered
with good quality art ticking.
Very comfortable. Sold for ?6.DS.
Dissolution Sale price, $4.43.
$5.98 Parkersburg Rockers
$2.98
Jlost all this lot of 100 Tarlor
and Library Rockers are the
famouH Parkersburg Itockera the
bebt made. Both mahogany and
oak. Also a few Heed Uockcra.
Hold for $1.38, $.r,.3S. and ?6.9S.
I,ot of Bedroom aad Dlalaa; lloom
thalmi odd chairs from liner, sold
for VZ.50 and 12.38. Both fl- 4Q
cane and saddle wood Heats wli'iv
Handbaga, Maker'"
Samplea, artual liQn
aluea to f2.DK. . UtC
Theao Ladies' Leather
Hand bass aro samples
of u lame nutniifao
turer, made to :tell for
J1.M. :loo. jar) mid
J2.S8. OetiuliiH leather
bags in different styleh
and leathers; sumo
leather lined.
tlZr, l-aillea' ' CQn
Uloea MUK,
lirench K' att Surdo
Gloves I" vriiy only
Broken ffize.i of glovca
that fold for Jl.W, JI.X.
and $l-5 over Ney &
Co.'m cuiinter.
19c
50e l'hoeali
MnfllffrM. . . .
Well known Phoenix
Brand Mufflers. Mo
grade. Kor both men
jind women. In colors
of white and gray only.
To go at less than
cost, 13c.
Lot of IPc Tarrrta
Ribbon. S aad 1A-6-ln.
nldr, yd... J-UC
Bcgular 19c Taffeta
Ribbon, In colors of
brown, garnet, cream,
light bluo and pink. 5
and 6 inches wide.
Big Sale of Boys' Clothing
BOYS' Suits, Sold for $2.98 and $3.98 $1.49
Double-breasted and norfolk styles. Less than cost for quick-clearance
of Ney .t Co.'s stock. Sizes o to 1 years. Larc bargains.
Boys' Norfolk Suits, Harked $4.50, $4.98 and $60, $2.98
Koys suits, all norfolk style, marked $1.50, $t.0S. and $6.30. all to go
at this iul"k file price. Materials include all-wool serges, fcizes to 1
years. Dissolution Halo price. Ji'JV
Boys' Double Texture $4.98 Raincoats. $1.98
These Boxs' Kalneoats sold for $4.33. Double texture, absolutely water-proof,
with cemented s-e.tms; full cut. Sizes S to IS years. VN ill nt
small men. Dissolution fcilo price. Jl.lS.
50c Hats for Boys and Children. 29c
One lot of regular 50c Hats for children and small boys for only 23c
First come, Ilrst served.
Lot of So- Toirhnn
Lace and Kdg- Of9
Init. Yard . . . 7C
Variety of patterns In
good Sc quality Tor
chon Laco and lodging.
91.25 Imported Q
Beaded Baa .. "'
The Latest oelty in
Uandb.igs. XmI Includes
variety of Beaded Bags
in pretty designs,
worth J1.2.r. each.
For Additional Bargains in Other
Departments See Ad in Tonight's Star
PEOPLE'S
19c
fait of
Jewelry. ...
This lot consists of
Brooches, Cuff Buttons,
Stick 1'lii.s. "ar 1'lns.
Beauty I'lns an(l Mg.
Values of some pieces
up to $1.
Lot of Writing Paper,
Worth 15c IJgt
Ho, IC
Good Writing Paper,
lined or unllnqd. witli
envelopes. In a box.
Sjold for 15c.
Sale of Men's $1.50 Hats, 89c
Your choice of any man's hat in Ney & Co.'s stock marked
$1.50 and $2.00, for 80c. Both Derbies and Soft Felt Hats in
latest style shapes. All sizes while they last.
DEPARTMENT
6th. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE S.E.
Monday Will Be a Half Holiday
The bargains in tomorrow's sale will continue
Monday morning and other lots of Ney & Co. stock will
be added during next week.
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