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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-28
Temperance News and Notes


Whisky will take man down-hin faster
than toboggan.
BY Queen Victoria's orders, no intoxicating
liquors will in future be allowed upon the
premises of the Peoples Palace, in London.
The man with clean stables and fields, we'll
housed cattle and implements, and who has
dollars for books but not cent for rum. Is
desirable debtor, but he does not borrow
often.
The British National Temperance Society
has, somewhat awkwardly, been made the
legatee for $1,000 by the will Of deceased
wine merchant, the money to be given as
prizes for the best three essays on total absti'
nence.
The Pail Mali Gazette says: "The atten.
tion of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the United States should be turned
without delay to the statement made by Lord
Onslow in the House Of Lords Lord Onslow
said the attempt to establish All international
compact prohibiting the sale Of strong drink
to the South Sea islanders had broken down,
owing to the refusal Of the United States to
enter into the agreement.
1t is suggested that each State that has q
banner announce to its W. G. T. U. local
unions that this banner will be given into the
custody Of the union securing the largest per
cent. Of increase in membership in 1883, and
that the national banner, now in custody Of
the State Of New York, be placed at the next
National Convention in care of the State
which shall this year most largely increase
the per cent. Of its membership. This gives
an equal chance to the smallest and to the
largest State.
Notwithstanding the fact that Milwaukee
brewers recommend their beer as 'non-in-
toxicating, healthful, refreshing and invig-
Grating, conducive to health, prosperity and
happiness, and beneficial alike for old and
young, male and female" the Northwestern
Life Insurance Company, whose headquar-
any members or employe of these brewing
companies. This position was not taken from
u moral standpoint but because the statistics
show that these men die, as rule, before
their time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-28

Cry MISSIONARY rreas, or trenton, n. D.,
who has been at work among the poor and
unfortunate in that city for the last ten
years, in his report for 1887, says: Il still
find the liquor traffic the fruitful cause Of
most Of the evils in our midst and the chief
hindrance to the Improvement of the morals
of the people and the greatest drawback to
the prosperity Of our CITY,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

When President Cleveland wrote h,s ,s,tsr Lac,
fan, endorsing the candidacy OF Colonel Fe,,ows
Tor district attorney In New York many on h,s
Jest i1ends frankly declared the act u wise NOT
~ u0n IN iUseil as Tor the consequences which &c
was bound TO bring In It's train. They were right
oinee tnen' every aspirant 70 ONCE on a demo-
cratic ticket has felt agVr,eyed n the preslaen,
was not equally ready TO do him a similar favor
Inc latest outgrowth OF his nl-considered eplstle
40 INC uenAno, emanating of Course from his
eheuAies' that ne shall signify In some unmIstak-
aoie way MS approval OF Governor Hill as
cahddste Tor governor. The argument Is very
einpie; III the President could sink his ONCE in his
parry 50 iar as 10 mix In a local political quarrel
IA a city where he had never even had a residence
how much more pressing are the claims OF a can,
oidate VINO Is the only acknowledged leader OF the
democratic party IN the whole state or New York?
But MI Cleveland, II he saw Mt, could answer In
this Wise: 81 condescended to take part In that
s9uaoole In behalf OF q man who was
represented by his friends as In every
way qualined and disposed to prosecute
tne Doodle conspiriters on whom justice
had begun 10 fasten her clutch, and In opposition
10 one who was not only believed TO possess such
capacity and purpose but had proved 1t by series
ot orilnant successes. did this at command OF
tne party leaders because they insisted that their
candidate was the only one who bore the simon
pure democratic brand The result was that every
criminal OF note VINO has been brought TO the bar
this year has escaped punishment. made mis-
take then, and never make the same mistake
twice. Besides, have got all can do this year to
attend 10 my duties as President and run my own
canvass, and every democrat can judge for himself
whether he ought TO vote for the candidate OF his
party or for somebody else. Whatever the con-
ciusion they arrive AT, and whatever the conse-
quences OF that conclusion, at least shall not De
held accountable for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
WOODWARD kLOTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and II sta. q. "
To11Er DspARrxKSr.

WE11-sroczrp TonEr DreAarxEs,
Yang. YisnS, Tiiss Of the Woods. Flowers q
Genuine Imported Extsacts. IN Violet. Jockey
Cub WA Gilt liza. .SS .SS :ns We e.
sxtrect Tor 26c, which l. rsn,ark.bly 10y.
bath. Only 25c. Per bottle.
0elle Frsress Rum and Qutnine. for the hair.
p s.a ies sa CO. Re. e Ss.a in ,.. box
pess rench Toilet Soaps IN an odon. three
caEes 10 boz, for Soc
rubS& p.d. about III inches sqoass, for c.ssns.
ing the skin. csusing more briak circulation Of
ths blood, removing impuriuos and improving
tho complexion. Only SOC. each.
Tooth, Nail Hatr and Clothes Brushss IN
s :Sasssa . oSss sssssr vsis.: tSsa sss:s
~ iTuosS ss.uahss 1t 9. 10 le,k Ii, ls, rs. and
3Oc onch- Thess are good Engiish bristlea
Vith livery handles. back, nc. strongly made.
s. SSnS nishsd Win Ssii dissSsr. osiy i5Ss:
se Sc11..a,ent Nan Brushss. wa Eve rows e
hsisfiss Nail Cleaner Ct end a handlA only
A3 Sex;t s Has Il lRnssish Hair pssshsa
'1S se 81 au.!iiis., ON g. rs q. soe-. q.
also. ol36, and Ql16 each
Vsr3e1 hns Of Clothes HEushaA hacks a
thick, 49, xas,assh 6EEis s1
&, re- :ss.: :sa 81 SIS 49,: :ssS - &C.
WOODWARD Z LQTHnoR.
ecS OoG l1tA nd - nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
EXCELLENT Stock Or ApRoss


The new stock is the best yet. Aprons for the
little and big school children. for the misses for
mammas, and nurses. hint to mammas. We
understand that it 10 the desire of school teach
ers that all of their girl pupils should wear
Aprons to school We are ready with the Aprons.
Forty styles maybe.
Children's Checked Nainsook Aprons, sizes
to 10 years, SOC. each.
Children's Lawn Aprona tucked yoke and
trimmed with embroidery. sizes 8 to l2 Year,.
Csc. each.
Children's Lawn Aprons, tucked waist,
trimmed with embroidery. sizes 2 to 12 years,
75c each.
neck. no sleeves. trimmed with embroidery,
sizes to II years, 75c. each.
Superior line Of Children's Fine Lawn Aprons
box-plaited waist. high neck, short pulled
sleeves neck and sleeves trimmed with en-
broidery. Sizes 70 years. 81 .5Osach. Sizes
6to 8 years. sL62,s each. Sizes 8 to 10 years.
sl.75 each. Sizes 10 to IL years. 81 81 u each.
Fine Linen Lawn and French Nainsook
Aprons, beautifully hemstitched only az and
81 .25 each.
Special Bargain.--100 dozen White Lawn
Aprons. 30 inches icnx: bottom finished With
strings at "'i: cS ipS Y ;s1. T aaSH
Unquesnonaoiy the pest bargain yet offered in
100 dozen Fine Lawn Aprons, three wide
tucks at bottom. deep hem. and long, wide
ONLY l7c EACH
ineSs. iSns hs% with three x EI'p sscfs
above. long, wide ties
Ladies' Imported French Aprons. handsomely
Embroidered around the bottom and sides. Only
Tadies Imported French Null Aprons, en-
broidered and scalloped around the bottom and
.as ysrd ..S aide ss1S se: ' 50
eSch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
Gun Constant Am L. To KIM
THE FINEST AND THE BEST AT THE
LOWEST PRICkA

Dun UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
The great success Of cur Opening Sale Of Lace Cur.
styles that 100 and sl7S 70 sl.26 that no one
Nov for heavy Turcoman Po.sisre Curtains
$50 pairs In he'd. Blue. and Gold st o1O8 Per pair
i lot Of yard square Felt Table Covers Plush En-
broidered marked down from Il IS and S2 to 81 SO
Things are lively in our Upholstery and Art Em.
come at once and De surprised
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR HoUsEFURNIsH.
ING DEPARTMENT.
1888 Huck TowelA 12kc
1898 scotch Huck rowelA 1Sc, or O. dozen
21x44 knotted Fringe Damaak Towels AZ 2ac Rlua
White, Red, and Buff Bordera DA~s
QO-inch Bleached German Damask ct Soc yard
T2.inch BIeached scotch Damask at 81 per yard.
These are own importstions md the new dssign.
cannot he duplicated elsewhere. -o~'
100 dozen Check Lunch Doyiiss 37kc
a. wsrtS 3 "a German Linen 1o4 Table Covers ct
SPECIALS IN OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT.
1S-inch Plush. al the newest shaded csc
AZ the shades possible to Be had in veiyes from 75c
Full stock 81 Black Trimming and pr... v.,v.s.
from 6Oc. to slO yard ~ D''s 'ei'e~
Rsse Z ,s Cola. cs
We have the pfstisst Dress Goods ever .hovn nv N.
ONE PRICE. AZ BEFORE.
LANsBURaH 4 BRo,
40 az 424. 42e 7th St. and 4l7.4le 9Th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

The denomination of Abram 5. Hewitt for mayor
OF New York city has come about In precisely the
manner which Mr.. Hewitt said some time ago
would induce him 10 accept 1t A great citizens
meeting, irrespective OF party, did the business,
and the war-cry OF the whole assemDlage seemed
To be, "rhe people against the politicians!" This
Is hopeful sign In city long and so reckless
ly pohtics-ridden as New York has been. IL is now
seventeen years since general revolt against the
halls and bosses has taken place at the polls. In
ISL the power OF the Tweed ring was broken be-
cause the experience OF the preceding two years
had shown that dishonest government was no
longer endura0le. This time IL Is hoped
10 produce another revolution by show
Ing how more toleraole life has become during two
years OF honest government. But the professional
spoilsmen will probably console themselves with
the question: AFTER Hewitt-what?" For It will
be hard 10 Ind another man OF Mr.. Hewitt's busi-
ness ability, force Of character and financial
standing who Is willing TO lay aside his private
interests, or give up the well-earned comfort
OF his old age for the sake OF giving city his
home two years treat TO q decent administra-
lion And when the better class OF citizens have
become complacpnt under this new order OF things
and negectful again OF their political duties mat
tiers Will slide back once more into their accus.
toned rut, the Jakes and the Billies will rise to
Their old places OF authority, and another half
score OF years will pass before the spell OF apathy
can be broken and new movement Of reform get
any Roadway whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

John T. Andrew, the young man who made so
lively a canvass for governor OF Massachusetts, In
1856, has accepted the democratic nomination
for the seat In Congress now occupied
BY Leopold Morse. This district is no
easy one for q democrats to capture IL
elected Ambrose A. Ranney 70 the Forty
Forty -eigth and Forty ninth Congresses, on ma
1o1ties ranging around 5000; and, but for dis
affection among his personal following, would
probably have chosen him for fourth term. Mr..
Morse obtained only about 200 majority. Il
contains pretty rich lot OF republicans In ten
wards OF Boston and the suburb OF Milton; but
IL VIII be point In Mr.. Andrews favor that he is
The son OF his father-a consideration which
weighs not a little In the conservative Bay State,
where the services OF the Old war governor are
held In grateful remembrance among the older
generation OF voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
Extra VALUES In Crows.

We shall oner tomorrow morning the follow
ing extra good values in reliable Gloves:
Ladies' r Button Suede Gloves in assorted
shades Of Tan. embroidered on back in Black
and Self-Colors. Only u per pair.
Ladies' g. Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves.
embroidered backs in light and daik Grays
Only 81 per pair.
Ladies' 4-Button. Extra Quality, Real Kid
Gloves, in assorted Grays Browns. and Tans,
embroidered on back. Only 81 so per pair.
WOODWARD LOrHROP,
Cor IL tn aud + sta N -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

The British vice-consul at Newport Newsmay
have been unJustly assailed By his neighbors who
petitioned for his removal from Office but he has
taken curious way OF setting himself right be-
fore the world IL is a most exceptional case
where body OF citizens OF any place appeal to
the diplomatic authorities TO procure a change of
the local representative OF a foreign country.
Generally their prayers are for an opposite favor
his retention after his term has expired Natur-
ally, therefore, the hostile attitude OF any large
number OF people who come constantly into con-
tact with him creates a presumption against the
wisdom OF such functionary's conduct. Be that
as II may, IL would seem that his most dig
nifed manner OF meeting the attack would
De 20 present to his superiors In ONCE
his own statement OF affairs instead OF forcing his
enemies into a court In an action for damages es-
peciaily before II Is in his power TO show that he
has received any actual injury as the result OF
their complaints one OF our American consuls
had an unpleasant experience two years ago in a
foreign port, where attempts were made to procure
his removal; but Investigation showed that be-
hind the movement, was ring OF swindling ship.
pers who were desperate at his persistent refusal
10 lend himself to their schemes to defraud the
customs revenue This Official never found il
necessary 70 sue anybody. He was so calmly con-
ndent OF the justice Of his cause that he merely
laid the facts before his government invited an
investigation and came out OF the quarrel trium
plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

Judge Thurman, II the reports about him are
uue has written the shortest letter OF acceptance
on record IL Is addressed 70 the bank In which
ne Keeps his ready money on deposit and directs
the payment OF 600 TO the proper oficer OF the
uemoerauc national committee. II is presumed
WA. 20 sood democrat VIII question the soundness
OF the judges principles as long as mis- Signature "a
all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

The discovery OF the frauds OF Cashier Chapin
and the sudden and unexplained disappearance OF
a prominent citizen named Bosworth who was
treasurer OF two large corporations having their
headquarters In that city, have made the moneyed
men OF Fall River, Mass, very nervous Twenty
years have elapsed since Stickney and Chace were
caught al their crimes, but the moral atmosphere
OF the place appears not TO have improved TO any
great degree, for IL continues 70 furnish sensa
uonal food for the newspapers regularly from sea-
son TO season At one time IL Is a long strike: at
another the unfaithfulness OF one OF the trustees
OF trade-uniOn; at another a disastrous boycott:
at another a domestic scandal In high life: and
now the cycle seems 10 have run itselLout and
the emoeZZement era to have come around again
What Is TO be the end OF IL all remains 10 be seen
Some cities, by sheer force OF grit and perseyer
ance, 1--we down their bad names and get on a high
plane OF popular respect once more; others are
dragged down by repeated misfortun-s TILL people
VINO have large interests 70 guard get as far away
from them as possible. FAN River has had a
thrifty career, but her good repute has suffered
some very hard knocks. IL would be a good thing
II the stockholders 10 her giant enterprises would
Try the effect, for awhile, OF paying little less
attention TO the size OF their dividends and little
more 70 the character and methods OF the men
who have the handling OF their capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
Ezra VALUES In HosrERY.

Extra ALUEs In HOSIERY.
We are Offering the following excellent bar
gains:
100 Dozen Children's Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose. doubljat knee heel and toe, sizes TO 81.
ONLY 25c PER PAIR
100 Dozen Childrens Warranted Fast
Black" Narrow and Wide Ribbed Cotton Hose.
double heel and toe
sizes-6. 81, 2. IN 8, 81, 9. On.
Price-25. 81. %. 81, SO. 30. 81. 40.
100 Dozen Children's Warranted Fast
Black" Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose double heel
and toe. excellent quality for the price
Sizes-6. 81. z, N 8. sk o. 81
Price-36. 3S. 40. AZ. A.. 40. AZ, so.
SPECIAL FOR LADIES.
100 Dozen Ladies' Warranted Fast Black"
Fine Cotton Hose. double heel and toe. full reg
ular made.
ONLY 29c. PER PAIR
100 Dozen Ladies' Warranted Fast Black"
Fine Cotton Hose. extra quality double heel
and toe.
ONLY $50; 8 PAIRS FOR 81.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and + SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

sAxs AND COMPANY.
uxRrvAILxD cHnDRxrs pRovlps.a
sxvExTH STREET AID MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
Advertiser.

VII serve 'neir own purpose best, and at the same
N before noon tomorrow their annouucemsnts Tor
the extra iare edition of saturdays paper the forms
Nnieh must De sent 10 press much earlier than on
The other i've days Of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05
WANTED--HOUSES.


M ANTIp5To kENI-FuRNIsHED HOUSE,
situated Departments and signal SERVICE Bursxg
Address LOCATION star once oc5-3t.
XVANTED-sIx OR sEyt ROOM MOUSE; GOOD
w condition. good locality. OF over $4,000 and
must he worth price asked small cash payment. low
ssss s1'a sSr RICE sa ssar dc OF G Ss S'
MARVELLOUS IN NORTHWEST SECTION
w By family OF three adults not exc-ed s&S
per mouth. Address A l.. star once oc<-3t.
NANTED-AN UNFURNIsHED HOUSE AT sl2e
w per month. between i4th 18Th; and n sta
oc4-3t 1908 Fst. ne.
VVANTEp-Io RENT BY OCT IS. HOUSE OR
nia': e rooms. n.th and hall: secd order ana
ioe.,,' anal d family prom, r.S rent mus. = r.s
WANTED-AN UNFINISHED HOUSE CON-
w tanning IL OF - rooms. southern exro-urei To-
Gated between and stS and between l<th and lsth
s,s Tear car g hsrd,e lne nssse siNe dsssElEsen
WANTED-ro BUY ron CASH ONE Or TWO
20 $4,000 Address, stating location and price real
owners name. CASHIER star once oc3-5t
WANTkD - IMMEDIATELY DIRECT FROM
w owners several houses. Ct from $4,000 70
have constant demand for house, b rent and can
furnish good tenants aud Will careful attention
90 property plsced our hAnds,
sepl4-im wALkER WILSON. 1905 st
NNANTED-f AM HAVING DAILY APPIIcA-
w tons Tor Houses. Owners can secure good ten
details relating % the management u their property
by placing 10 with me for rent
sel2-lm GEo ". LINklNs. Cor 18th and sta
WANTED-HoUsEs or ALL GRADES TO RENr
w OF sell We have more calls Tor houses "a rcns
nl3-3m HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 Est
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e. E! +: Fl II Fl 4 4 IIisIEEE..jjs
$ : ! F. Z I. i IS +;
9: :; {. { E.. I I.
3 81 E e. E. !. E: e:
T f F r WV H II y ::
/ \ HI S. :! +; :: :: ::
THE LARGEST AND HANDsoMEsT LINE RvxR
DISPLAYED IN THIS CITY.
THE DEPARTMENT ENLARGED TO TWICE rTs
ORIGINAL SPACE
WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM
SILK pAssAMENTER1Es.
In all the new and staple shades.
One Line.
WORTH yard
A large line.
lines Of different patterns Of SILK GIMPs in al
the new and staple shades.
75c yard
line Of MILANEsE oiMps, In all the new comb.
nations and effects.
worth 75c yard
our rice 900 yard.
line still finer.
yard
Our frlce.. 10C. yard
handsome line Of BLACK SILK and MoHAIR
TRIMMINGS. Look through our sample book and see
the latest thinas out at the lowest prices.
BEADED GOODS.
oRNAMENTs
PRINCES,
TO, 10, &c.
IS patterns Of BEADED ORNAMENT G1Mps to
select from. at PRICES RANGING FROM &c. TO %
EACH. Every intermediate quality in stock.
IF OUR PRICES ON THESE GOODS ARE NOT
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY WE WILL CHEER
FULLY REFUND THE MONEY FOR ANY Re
TURNED TO US
IS patterns Of BEADED BALLOONS at prices
ranging from 15c. to g.
Numerous lots of SASH ENDS, EPAULETTES,
BACK AND FRONT ORNAMENTS. &C., &C. &c.
BUTTONS IN STOCK to match every style and
color Of dress trimminga
We have the reputation for HEADQUARTERS In
this Line and IT will need but glance at our Stock to
see that It ia well founded
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A LADY OF CULTURE DESIRES A
w position companion TO an elderly party, or
would assist in the care Of an invalid. Address L Z.
A. H. Star ONCE. 1t
WANTED-CALL AT NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
and coorei, male and female help, cooks. chamber
maids. nurses coachmen, waters and porters oc54t'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
eoee Mem osnsmsn
Buffers SAML CoOMBs, S26 st. NV. oc5-2t'
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w L.undress House Girls. Maids. Nurses. seam
All have city reference. 613 7th ST NV oc5-2t'
WANTED-BY TWO WHITE WOMEN. PLACES.
w one to cook. wash, and iron. the other chamber
maid. Address 1lo 9Th St NV, bet q aud n. IT.
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE CoIoRED
small family Call address I5Os Columbia st
oc5-2ts
WANTED-BY AVERY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w girl place as nurse or chAmbermald IN private
family; good references. Address l22o \ st n W. 1t
nent Position as book keeper cashier copying any
reaared State salary. Address BOOK KEEpER Star
ONCE. oc5-3ts
HNANTED-BY A VIRGINIA LADY. A POSITION
w amsnpenss or comGsnion- References AZ "a
SSUN aaSess. ssS
once. oc4-3t'
NNANTED-A DREssMAKER WILL AOCoMMo-
w date q lew more customers by the day or week. or
will take il at home. Apply 123l st a. W. oc3-3t,
XGANTED-YoUR ORDERS FOR COOKS, MAIDS.
w housekeepers, walters, nurses housemen, com;
panous buffers. sesmstresses, drivers Solutions and
HNANFED-BY YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS
ence. salary "a so week with prospect Of advance
ment Address g. D.. Star Office oc3-6t'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HosIER
HATS AND SHOES.

WE'VE GOT UNDERWEAR FOR THEM
FOR ALL AGES. GLANCE THROUGH THIS
WHITE MERINO SOC EACH-ALL WOOI.
Zoe. AND Sim wHITE-SCARLET INC
81 AND eL25. THE NATURAL wooLs-
SCOTCH AND AUSTRALIAN, SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BREASTED. 81 sl75. WE DON'T
SPEAK EGOTISTICALLY WHEN WE As
sERT THAT THESE PRICES REpRFsFNr
VALUES NOT EQUALED HEREABoTT
THEY CAN'T BE SOLD FOR THE SAME
ELSEWHERE HOSIERY AT 25, 35. 40 Ann
Zoe PER PAIR THE LATTER ARE THE
FAST BLACKS-GUARANTEED TO BE sIICH
The LINES AT 500. AND Soc ARE BLACK
CASHMERE. DOUBLE KNEE MIGHTY
HARD TO WEAR OUT. THESE GOODS
CAN'T BE APPROACHED FOR THIS MONEY
IN THIS VICINITY EITHER
HATS-HERE'S THE CIRCLE OF PRICra
1Oc. TO $3.50. FOR 10c. AND FROM THAT
UP TO rs YOU CAN GET POLO CAP FOR
SCHOOL WEAR THAT WILL WEAR. FOR
75c. AND FROM THAT UP TO al AZ WI
GIVE YOU A GENUINE FELT HAT, ALL
SHAPES AND SHADES: AND FROM Al %
TO IS so You CAN GET ANY OF THE LEAD
ING BLOCKS IN DERBYs-KNOX, MILLER.
YoUMANs. ETC. THE LITTLE ONES WANT
THE SCOTCH SHAPES THEY ARE NOVEL.
AND NUMEROUS.
sHOES-THIs IS AN ELEMHNT or
WORRY IN DRESSING BOYS. THEY CAN
KICK THEM OUT FASTER THAN YOU CAN
BUY THEM. ALMOST. THE IRON CLAD. AT
el.4e SEEMS 10 OBvIATE THIS EVIL, TO
WONDERFUL DEGREE. THEY ARE ALI.
But INDESTRUCTIBLE. WE'VE GOT A
fINEh GRADE AT sl.ys. MADE OF EXTRA
QUALITY OF CALF. ALL SOLID LEATHER
AND EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. VIZ A.
sUME The RESPONSIBILITY OF THFTR
DURABILITY. THESE ARE IN BOYas
SIZES FOR THE YOUTHS, SIZES 100
WE HAVE AN ALL CALF, SOLID LEATHER
IN BUTTON OR LACE. FOR n 40 WE'VE
YET TO LEARN OF THE FIRST pam THAT
HAS PROVED UNWORTHY OF THE CoNrr-
DENCE WE PLACE IN THEM
THIS Is AN OUTLINE OF OuR o4rr-
DkENs sTOCK-sIMPLY sHADOw On
OUR RESOURCES IT WILL GIVE you AN
IDEA OF WHAT WE'VE GOT. AvRRy rTw
MINUTES OF YOUR TINE SPENT UNnrp
OUR DIRECTION WILL CLOrHH vo1rp
BOY AS HE WAS NEVER CLOTHrn M
FORE AND COULD NOT BE cIOrurn
ELsEWHERE FOR A MERE FRAC rIoN IN
THE USUAL EXPENSE REMENBrR Nm
DEVOTE OURSELVES TO YOUR INTERrsT
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PECIALLY.
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