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JBB WASHINGTON TIMES,1 ST7XDAY. MAT 31: &9f4.
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TND OF LOVE AFFAIR
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1 BE DUA
Iweler's Letters Indicate He
Drowned Himself Girl Ends
Her Life.
iETV TORK. May SL According to
T belief of the coroner and police
Carles G. H- Durr, a Jeweler and
smond merchant, may have ended
' life b drowning at Atlantic City
t escape- marriage with Jliss Marzena
I erbume. The latter committed sui-
'e In front "of Durr's home. In OIney.
'day afternoon. In two letters, one
" 'ten May 26 to his mother, the
ond written May T, to Miss Shcr
1 me. Durr expressed his tntentlon tf
r mmltUng suicide,
""ho letters -were written In Atlantic
Uy. Tliey contained the information
t ,t Durr intended to drown himself
1 the ocean. Failure of the Atlantic
f v authorities to find him since the
J ters were mailed leads the authui-
b here to believe that ho Is dead.
1 he fact that he has not communi-
ted 11111 his parents since tno news
' Miss Sherburne's sulc'de was mnde
1 Jblic, indicates, the police say, that
1 was In earnest when he announced
) s death plans.
Clues In Many Letters.
While the disappearance of Durr ha3
f-eated another mystery, his letters,
Sound with a bundle of feminine cloth-
is In Broad street station, and In Mls3
Pherbumes room, lTOo North Slx
vrenth street, furnished clues which
irade clear the motive for her suicide.
ccordlng to Deputy Coroner Edward
Gi eenhalgh, the younj; woman took her
1 'e on the day which she hoped would
V her weddinp day The bundle of
ntMng found In the check room at
r"J oad street station, a number oi
r rt waists and other articles of .female
tire, all wrapped in an Atlantic City
r "wspaper. led GreenhaUrh to believe
at she -went to Atlantic City "Wednes-
y to look for Durr. The newspaper
? ia Via Hflip nf wnpHnAAdav.
Durr's letter to his mother explained
uat ho left this city in haste to escape
" Iss Sherburne, who, he bald, had
s reed a promise of marriage from him
tho point oi revolver.
Says She Threatened Hira.
In his letter to the youns woman.
3" jrr accused hor of lying and spoke of
i e scene In his office when shj pointed
ln revolver at him. In the closing sen-
t. nee he charged her with breaking up
s business, disgracing his people, and
IXr using him to take his life.
Ixclcs. The details of her career and the
l-nunllc entertainer. According to lct-
ITnrs found in her room she formerly
was engaged with the Booth Concert
Company, and had been in Los An
geles. The details of her acrecr and the
Jacts ot her first meeting with Durr are
league She evidently this unhappy in
Jier home life. Judging from letters
written by her mother, her brother, and
Ijusters.
I'rorr. one of the latter, Jlrs. itona.
I "avis, ot Bay Shore. L. I., a letter was
lound which the police say attest tne
fact that Miss Sherburne expected to be
married to JJurr. The letter ended with.
congratulations to Miss Sherburns upon
her approaching marriage.
According to statements mads by
r irr's parents, they know nothilng ot
lhtlr sou's first meeting with the
oman. One letter, written by Durr to
v iss Sherbum-3 -vnile she was in Los
ngeles. was dated April 24. 1311. It
i eke of money being Inclosed to pay
1 r fare to this citv.
Two other letters, one written by the
F r s mother, the other from her
I other, in TJru'inkula. South Africa,
Y ited at family difficulties.
Prune Your Rosebushes
To Get Flowers
Advice to flower lvers as to th
best method of assuring a maximum
bloom of cut-flow er roses is given
in th fifth of a scries of articles
on the care of a lawn by landscape
gardeners of the Department of Ag
riculture. From a cultural stand
point, roses aro divided into three
classes.- those grown for bush or
mass effects, those grown for cut
flowers, and those that climb trel
lises and porches. Oniy tho first
two clashes are treated in the pres
ent article The care of climbing
roses will be discussed in an article
aftei the June ctop is ocr.
Roses which aro grown mainly for
niafs or bush effects should be
sparingly pruned, the landscape gar
doncrs advise. They should bo per
mitted to run wild, instead of b
ing pruned, snd only dcadwood
should be removed
For cut-flow er roses, however,
where the effort is confined to rais
ing as many fine individual roses as
possible . it is recommended that'
plants should be pruned thoroughly.
When a rose is ready for cutting
the whole stem on which it Is grown
should be cut with it. This means
that it should be cut dow"n to within
8bc inches of the ground if the
spring pruning "was properly 'done,
and nothing should be left of thin
year's growth, except two good
"eyes" at the base of the stalk. Th
"eyes" aro tho points ''from which
new shoots will start, and may b
seen at the base nf the leaf stalKa
"ThiB treatment will seem extreme
to many who aie used to growing
roses." says the article, "for it wiU
mean tho cutting away of a largo
portion or the bush. In lact. whrr
a crop of roses has been cut, the
bush ma not be much higher than
it was early in the spring. New
shoots, however, will push forth im
mediately and the vigor of the vhol
plant will pass into them, and in tn
case of a number of varieticj of
joscs. another crop of flowers a few
weeks later will be iho rcsull.
"l.vrvthing in the treatment nf a
cut -flower bush must te sacriflcd to
th" production of a fine individual
blossom. When two or three rosn
buds form on a tingle shoot alt .but
one should be pinched off as soon
n thay are observed. The moment
the individual lose- 1b cut, the whole
stem should be cut away as describ
ed, even though other buds are on
the point of --tartlng further down
the stem."
In Wash'ngton, tea and hybrid tea
rcses have been kept blooming con
tinually from June Into December,
hi continual cuttings of this extreme
character. One "Washington home,
the landscape gardeners report, was
kept decorated with cut roses con
tinually for more than half the year
by roses from eight or such bushes.
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TO BE CHOSEN SOON
Selections Will Be Made at
Once From Contestants for
Senatorial Trophy.
Lieut. Commander Gilmer
Is Accused of Speeding
leut. Commander James Blaine Gil-
t, T." S N . held up by a policeman
t night on a charge of speeding his
i 'omobile, has been ordered to appear
the District branch of the Police
urt tomorrow morning to answer the
arge Bicycle Policeman Odum, of
o First precinct, .leclared Gilmer was
-ding in Pennsylvania avenue, be
een Fifteenth and Nineteenth streets
rthwest.
(cut. Commander A. J Hepburn. IT.
. the police oay. was operating an
omcbile which struck Edward A1-
b, nine, in the Bladensburg road last
,ht The police sa;- the accident was
avoldalbe The boy was taken to
sualty Hospital. He was slightly
ijlsed.
The selection of the 'men to compose
the District Brigade' rifle team to go to
Seagirt this year, will be begun" at once,
according to the announcement ot the
officers in charge The men will be se
lected from those who have participated
In the competition 'for the Senatorial
Trophy at the Congress Heights rifle
range. Exceptionally high scores were
the rule at yesterday's shooting, and the
officers are assured that -the usual high
standard of the District representation
will be maintained by this year's team.
Those who competed yesterday and the
scores they made were Capt. Ralph
Alderman, 165; Lieut. John E. Smith,
16i; Sergeant Groome, IB; Sergeant Ger
ber, 133; Sergeant Crawford, 150; Lieut.
Francis Martin, 150; Sergt- J. W. Payne,
149; Sergeant Richardson. IIS; Lieut
Tom Brown, 1; Sergeant Lowell, US:
Lieut. t3arsh A. Bodenhamer, 144; Ser
geant Joynes, 144; Sergt J. D. Schrlver,
143; Sergeant Mainhall, 143;. Sergt. A. W.
Payne, 141; Sergeant Knlgbt, 140; Ser
geant Korlls. 137; Lieutenant Rees, 131;
Private Stoddard. 123: Private Shields.
127; Private Quade. aa; Private Johnson,
us; lieutenant Baldwin. 117; Capt.
Frank W.-Holt, 116, and Sergeant Judd,
Fletcher May Succeed
Rear Admiral Badger
Rear Admiral Fletcher, commanding
the first division of the Atlantic fleet,
who was in charge of the American
forces which occupied Vera Cruz, is
prominently mentioned as the successor
to Rear Admiral Badger, in the post
of commander in chief of the Atlantic
fleet, when the latter's term ends July
1. Rear Admiral WInslow, commanding
ine special service squadron In Mexican
waters, and Rear Admiral Fiske. aid
for operations to the Secretary of the
Navy, also, are mentioned.
M ION
INSURANC
E
GIFT TO EMPLOYES
Methodist Book Concern Cele
brates 125th Anniversary
By Philanthropy.
CHICAGO, May 3L Insurance poli
cies equaling one year's salary and ag
gregating more than $1,000,000 have
been presented Jy the Methodist Book
Concern, the oldest publishing house in
America, to each of -Its 1,000 employes
The gift is in celebration of the 123th
anniversary of the establishment of the
concern.
The new system of group insurance,
admitting all employes without a med
ical examination and effective as long
as the Insured remain in the employ of
the concern, was adopted by the pub
lishing house The plan Includes the em.
ployes of the publishing houses In New
York and Cincinnati and the branches
in Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Bos
ton, New Orleans, KansaB City, San.
Francisco and Portland, Ore.
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove
Them With the Othine Prescription.
This prescription for the removal of
freckles was written by a prominent
physician, and is usually so successful In
removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold by
drusgists under guarantee to refund the
money it it falls.
Don't hide your freckles under a veil;
get an ounce of othine and remove
them. Even the first few applications
should show a wonderful improvement,
some of the lighter freckles vanishing
entirely
Be sure to ask the druggist for fhe
double strength othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
Advt.
Florists' Club Will Be
Entertained at Smoker
'"he Florists' Club of Washington will
i entertained Tuesday night at 1214 F
r -eet northwest, by the president.
eorge H. Cooke, at a smoker Mem
"rs of the club have been asked to
1as their clerks and friends, as the
- ogram mapped out by the president is
"pected to be unusually entertaining
Don't Swelter Over the
Wash Tub or Ironing Board
These Hot Days
SEND YOUR WORK TO US
ole Thl klztrrmely Jteaaonable
Price LUt.
"prrlal Flat Work l.Ut for Lotfi of
25 cents and up.
ags 1c
pklns le
lies plain lc
and Towels le
"Mr Towels 2c
sb Towels 1c
'ow Cases 2c
eeis nc
a-lE plain 2c
air Cloths rc up
' ster Cases 3c
rrads 10c up
jiUf. colored 25c
'tton Blankets 10c up
ankets, single 25c
ankets, double 50c
lent Cloths or Pads 5c up
are Curtains 5l)c up
ats 10c up
arts 15. up
rons (waiter's) .... 5c
NEW PROCESS
Of Laundering Collar, t litis, and
Milrtn.
COLD STARCH METHOD
I Milrta F!nlhed Kuflrrl? by Hand.
All Colored Guid Laundered at Our
Rlilt.
Yale Laundry
BeiFPd Tbrcurhout "With Electric
Pow er.
t -jjuce jjo orK. .Mam oincf.
This Snap Shot Snapped One of Our
Daily Cash Prizes of $1 Last Week
Let Leese Develop and
Finish Your Photographs
Our experts will bring out your work in a way that will
please and surprise you. In addition to getting much better work,
our prices are so low that it would really be expensive for you
to attempt to develop your photographs.
Our Daily
Cash Prize
of One Dollar applies to ev
er) amateur photograph
brought to us to be devel
oped. There are no trouble
some conditions. You auto
matically enter when vou
bring your work to us Vr
development and printing.
Each day our experts select
the best picture turned in.
and its owner receives $1.
Simple enough, isn't it?
Here Are the Names of
Last Week's Winners
May 25 Mr. F- G. Hiihn,
926 Westminster street.
May 26 Miss L. Murr 515
Rock Creek road.
May 27 Miss Neipold. 1217
Fairmont street.
Alav 28 Mr. B. S. Elliot,
3522 Park road.
May 29 Mr. J. B. Brearley,
Patent Office.
WHY D ON' T YOU TR Y V
Developing Film, Per Roll, 5c
M. A. LEESE
614 9th St. N. W.
I . - r
ploye of tho ofllce of the supcrvisinsl Mra V C. Hill rfpknnPt fn
architect of the Gapltol. Her mother is! "ri' v IlUIUeKUper lO
Be Buried Tomorrow
Funeral Rites Tuesday
For Mrs. Dayelle Welch
iJ u,"er.al ""ices for .Mrs. Dayelle Tay
lor Aelch, for twenty years a resident i
P i.. asi!,nSon an cH known as a so-'
1 fi.'i n?i dl,ed cst'rday nt the Homco- I
J-iiI.,. osplta after a attack of acute l
indigestion, will be held at the Wesley
.... i.. .iiurcn, at 2-30 n. m.. Tuesday. .n,. ..r nt SL ivim. r.n.n ru.,..
."t ii n nnri k - . . ,. - ... - ivui w ---.. vatii-jiiL. j iiuibiii .
r ih- ?'nn""eJ with the .hoirs rlflp(.nlh .nd v .(ir.1, Bw..t .ior WashinBton for more than thirty
ChnsiKpiscoal tenter afternoon. The man is described.1 ?" " w" the w,dw ot
Bethany Baptist bv the police as of ..mooth face, wcarlpp i Woltera Hnldekoper. She was a proml-
a Mine -un ol cioines, men tan shoes. ! "cin ninnuer dl me miuuiiti uaiucs hiiu
Mrs. J. w. Jiayior. Jilss May Tayjor
and VT. K. Tai'lor. of Buffalo, are sis
ter ana oruuicr. ,
Poor Box Is Robbed.
Another "meanest thief in town" is
heinc sought by thi police today in the
poison of a youn man who robbed the
The funeral of 'Mrs. Virginia Christie
Hutdekoper will take place at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, from tho family
residence, 161 Eighteenth street north
west. Mrs Hnldekoper had been a resident
or uio Wcslev m
-Methodist Church.
Church, and tin
Church.
-lohn Welch, her husband
Is an cm- I and a straw hat
i the Daughters of the American Revo
lution and"" was -well known' antl-suf-fraglst.
She was a daughter of FItz-James
Christie, while her grandfather was a
surgeon on Jerry's flagship in the bat
tle of Lake Erie. One of her aunts.
Marie Christie, married Hear Admiral
Stevens;' who, at tho battle of Mobile
Bay. was the commander of tho moni
tor "Winnebago, of Farragut's fleet.
Her husband was president of various
railroads, among them the Richmond
and Danville system, now the Southern
Ttallroad.
Mrs. Huidekoper was well known in
society In this and other cities. She la
survived by two sons. Frederic L. and
Reginald S.. both of this city.
Hotel To Be Memorial
To Late Adolphus Buscfn
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 3L Asa mem
orlal to hts father. ,'-Mruat a. Buscli haj
purchased, one-bajf a- bjock ofgroun
on the- west sido of Twelfth street, be
tween Markot and Chestnut streets, ot
which ho plans to erect a. lxtccn-stor;
hotel, to bo known ns the Adolphun.
The cost of tho hoteVhas been csu
mated at ZLSOO.OOQ and probably will b
constructed on ths plans of tho ncv
Adolphus Hotel rccwur erecica in iai
las' hy the' Busch family.
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DAINTY FANS
For Sweet Girl Graduates
A daitit fan Is always an acceptable gift
" e have a splendid assortment of Fun?, with
bone sticks, in all white or dainty d1 fn
colorings, to sell at the low price of.. wltUlf
Other style fans r.Pc to ?3 9
My Lad'n Party Cane of leather. In black
and colors; looks like a, kodak fully 1Q Tf
equipped. J5 value Special offering at wOiUU
Main Floor Jewelry Section.
J
Store Hours: NOW
9:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
Oldest Department
Store in Washington
LflMHHHBk
LININGS
Two Underpriced Lots
Silk Finish Fercallne. black or white. 31-ln.
wide, and used largely for the making- of slips
or petticoats. 25c quality. Offered for a 1Q
day at, a yd ..-, 4-''
T.lalar Satla, for summer, waps, lustrous
finish. 36-ln. wide, and la a large variety of
street or evening shade. 95o value. . CTZn
Special Monday at, a yd...- A..'.Utll
" Main Floor 8th St. Rotunda LlnlngV.
n
June 1st will be a Memorable Selling Day at Washington's Oldest
Department Store when 3-big.sale.s will befeatured, : with other bar
gain offerings dotted here and there throughout the establishment
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Tomorrow We Inaugurate Qur June Undermuslin Sale
Which Will Eclipse in Variety, Scope, and Value-Giving Any Previous Sale
Hot weather is here to stay, and with it comes the need of plenty of undermuslins. We-have inaugurated this sale with a view of lowering the cost to Wash
ington women of undermuslin needs. Those of you who are familiar with our new undermuslin section kfiowthe character of garments sold. We will add that
every garment offered in the sale is made in accordance to the new style demands, and amid sanitary surroundings. We particularly' call attention to the fine ma
terials and beautiful laces and emir: idcries used in trimming.
Undermuslins, 75c Value, 48c
M-
Attractive and serviceable Night Gowns, of cambric
longcloth, and crepe, in white, pink, and blue. Combinations.
Tettlcoats, Crepe Bloomers, Corset Covers, and Drawers, In
circular and knlckerbockcr styles, all nicely made and pret
tily trimmed.
Undermuslins, $1 Value, 66c
. Night Gowns of nainsook, crepe or cambric, those of
crepe in solid colors and fancy figured effects trimmed with
lace and ribbon. "White Petticoats, straight line or deep
embroidery flounce. Princess Slips and Combinations, all
beautifully trimmed with embroideries, laces, and ribbons;
double panel Petticoats trimmed with fine embroidery or
scallop edge,
China Silk Dloomera, In white, pink, and black, with
clastic at kneo and waist. Monday, special 3"l Qr
China Silk Combinations, in white and pale pink, elabor
ately trimmed with lace medallions, insertlngs and ribbons:
corset cover trimmed In front and back; drawers slashed
and trimmed up to waist line. $3.95 value.
Special tomorrow
Lingerie Combinations, trimmed with embroidered me
dallions and fillet lace, with chiffon rosebuds. C9-QK
$3.50 value. Special tomorrow only wutVO
$2.95
Princes Combinations, of .fine batiste, cover and
drawers elaborately trimmed In tine lace medallions and
wide satin ribbon. $3.50 value. Special .Monday
at
Mcht Goirns, of silk batiste In pale pink trimmed with
fine net pleating and ribbons, slip-over style with fl QfT
short sleeves. $3 value. Special Sale prlca only.. DJLt-J
$1.95
raT- 48?
m i III wiT SVGwr
Bib iYtu i 4fi$l s j JilM
i nmz&MzasxJBii j&&sisit Jffmx
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Undermuslins, $1.25 Value, 88c
Crepe Petticoats, with flounce trimmed in, lace and in
serting. Night Gowns In. many-different styles. "White Petti
coats, straight line effects, and deep embroidery flounce
finished with wide beading" and "ribbon. Combination and
Princess Slips elaborately trimmed with serviceable em
broideries and laces.
Undermuslins, $1.50 Value $1.00
Beautiful Indeed are the garments included at this
price tomorrow. Dainty Night Gowns, of fine cambric, mus
lin, nainsook, crepe and tub silk in white and delicate
colors; Crepe Knickerbocker Combinations, elaborately
trimmed White Petticoats of lingerie, crepe, JK some
double panel effects. -
Coret Cover, ol white batiste, with short sleeves; neck,
sleeves, and waist Une trimmed with fine fish-eye AQn
lace run with ribbon. Special v....... 4lOC
Crewe Gomj, trimmed with lace. In dainty no
.floral designs. Special value at - T7 DoC
Crepe de Chine Petticoats, beautlfullv trimmer! with
deep shadow lace and inserting flounce, and decorated with-
i-a.ua riooon. ana roseDuas. t& value. &") QR
Special - &6.VO
Preaek Hand Embroidered, CaenUsea, gowns, and com
binations, elaborately embroidered: some slightly QQA
soiled. $1.50 to $3.95 values. -Sale price, choice...... qC
Envelope and Knickerbocker Drawers
Envelope Drawers, of longcloth. trimmed In fine nn.
lace. Special value at iU
Envelope. .Drawers, or fine. longcloth. trimmed with AQ
fine fish-eye lace and ribbon banding. Special value at 4tOC
Knickerbocker Drawera, special -OQ QO Kfie
values at . 4uLf OVLf Out
Night Gowns, 29c
"Women's Mcht GuTrns, trimmed with lace
and ribbon, full size. Sizes 15, 16, and OQp
17. SAIE PRICK
Bargain Tables. Main and Third Floors, for These Four Items
Night Gowns, 38c
Women's Msbt Gowns, of good quality
longcloth. prettily trimmed; combinations of
corset cover and drawer trimmed with QQ
lace. 50c value. SALE PRICE OOC
Undermuslins, 22c
Women's Corset Covers, elaborately trim
med with embroidery and substantial laces,
run with ribbon; drawers of good quality
cambric trimmed with deep embroidery, nn.
tucks, or lace. SALE PRICE, choice.. tu
Undermuslins, 16c
"Women's Corset Cavers, full sizes, trimmed
with serviceable lace. Drawers of cambric
with lace trimmed, ruffles. Regular -I nn
I 25c value. SALE PRICE.. -. -LUC
NOTE Our Mr. Jonas H. Michaelis, buyer of Black
and Colored Dress Goods, will sail shortly for Europe, and
will be pleased to execute any commissions for our patrons
while abroad.
DAINTY LACES AND EMBR0DERIES
For Embellishing iummer Frocks
The trimming" makes the frock so be careful to
bjy r-r ly pretty laces and 'nbrolderies for your
summer outer and under K .uts. Special offerings
below that till of econom .ito Mondaj .
Orlcntnl Flouncing, 3 tj J7 inches wide, white
and butter, all the nc.v designs, Or ff QQ Cf
with prlet-a ranging, yard.. . . iO, lw DO.UU
onlcr Litre nonds and Kdgings. for trimming
re pi a and tponjres all the new designs: 3 to S
inches wide. Because of a. special purchase lot,
uc can sell tomorrow J1.00 qualities at. a Cfl
yard OUC
riiincrril ri, in white, with rich Dresden de
signs, it inches wide; also fig- C-f (( n (g- (TA
ured clilffons. Prices, yard.. . dtt lt iDJ.tlv
KiiibrlilerleIncluding Insertlngs and edgings,
3 to C inches wide, and values up to 25c a Ifin
jarrt. Special offering Monday, at. yard.
Main Floor Laces and Embroideries.
J V.
Sale of Summer Knit Underwear
With Deep Price Concessions on Kinds Required Now
The hot weat'ier makes it necessary to have
many changes of knit underwear, and this sale
presents an opportunity to buy all you require
at a big saving in price:
Women's White Cotton Combination Salts,
low neck, knee length, lace trimmed or OQ.
tight at knee. 39c value. SALE PRICE.. OC
Women's White Ribbed Lisle Combination
Suits, low neck, knee length, lace trimmed at
knee or tight-fUting. 50c value. SALE QT
PRICE 3 for J1.00. or a suit QUI
"Women's White Lisle Ribbed Combination
Suits, low neck, lace trimmed at knee or At)n
tight-fitting. 59c value. SALE PRICE.. &,
Women's "White Lisle Ribbed Combination
Suits, hand crochet at neck in new patterns;
lace trimmed or tight at knee. Former re
value 75c. SALE PRICE OOl,
"Women's White Lisle Combination Suits, low
neck and knee length, silk ribbon at neck, val
lace trimming at knee Former values CQA
Jl and $1.25. SALE PRICE, a garment..
Women's "White Lisle Vests, silk ribbon t
tapes. low necK. zsc vaiue. saie
price, 3 for 50c, each
18c I
"Women's "White Lisle Xeutm. with hand
crochet trimming at neck. 35c OECf
value. Sale price 3 for 70c; each.. ut
Main Floor Knit "Underwear:
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A GREAT MERCHANDISE ACHIEVEMENT
We Bought the Surplus Stock of Maurice H. Bob, 133 W. 21st Street N. Y., Including
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS AND WAISTS
At the Unheard of Low Price of 60c on the Dollar
The sale of sales tomorrow in Outer Apparel for women and misses. Maurice H. Bob is known to be one of New York's
leading manufacturers, and it is his policy to clean up twice a year every garment in stock. Because of the backward season,
cancellation of orders, and the lack of re-orders, this season his surplus stock amounted to hundreds of garments. Knowing
our larcc oulnul. lie made us an offer to take every garment on hand at 6oc on the dollar. We telegraphed our acceptance.
ind the garments arrived late Thursday evening, will be marked, and put on sale at opening time Monday. It's a gathering of
rmtergarment skies of the most fashionable kinds. Wool Suits, Silk Suits, Wash Suits, Wash Dresses, Silk Dresses, Linen Coats,
ool Coats. Silk Coats, Silk Capes, Lingerie Waists, and Silk Waists. See these garments, and ydu will be a buyer sure!
SUITS
27 l.lnrn .suits, values $10. Cr Qr
.alo price tomorrow, only. xffOtVO
10 Wool .Sun, value $15. fl? QC
J-h1c price t)DttJ
1N Wont .Sulls. vnlnr-n J1S.75 to
-..u. aio irice tomor
row
M7 Won I nu, values -' 1"
lo 3.' Sap price to- C" O HC
morrow tOLJiiD
100 Wool nml sntf Suits, value!
ir,.e;,..,.0..V.?:...,,r.," $14.65
DRESSES
M7 Wash Utcsscs, value ( QQ
J.t.50. Salo price, choice. . DJ.0!
JU5 Wsh Uressrs, value CJf QK
$10. Sale price Dt.i0
XMI Mlk A "Wash Dresses, CC QK
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values CO CC
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PO .IIk Dresses, value (g- A rjfT
K2 50. Sale price DXJIO
.-.2 MIK Drees, value (PI O rTJT
J.'5. Sale price Dlrf lO
35 llk Dresses, values (POO I7C
J?7.50 to 15. HaM price )iw. f O
WRAPS
40 Loac Linen Coats,
value's 5J.50 to $f.00. Sale CJO QfT
price OiitiJO
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ues J5.00 to 7.50. To go atDO.KJ
A'i Linen llalmaeaan Qj? n
Conts. $7.50 value, for . WW. lO
SO Worsted Coats, value &A (VC
$10, to go at . OHttUtt
P Silk Cape Coats, value QQ CC
$15. Sale price . . . OOiDJ
.TO Mlk Capes, value Q1 r Ije
$30 Sale price t51fj.lt
WAISTS
79c Lingerie Waists,
so tomorrow at
Lingerie Waists,
$1.00. To go at
Mntrrlf and Silk Waists.
values $-.vo to $.'.50. To
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42c
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S1.07
Ctcpe de Chine and Silk
Waists, value $5.00. To Qo QC
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