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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-02


We may not carry West Virginia
this year, but we are going to have
great deal of fun with our friends
on the other side of the political
divide. Some how or other they
shrink from the encounter-hteI-
kgenccr.
Right you are in confessing your
inability to carry West Virginia
this year but you are wrong, very
wrong as to the Democrats shrink
ing from the encounter. We are
right here and will be found advanc-
ing upon the enemy with a we'll
equipped force.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-02
ROOD TESTS II NEW YORK

= DelAA = Allfs9 = = IN ~ n ~ AOlb4Asl
Omcial Analysts or Baking.
s POWders-AdulteFafiOns In
Cream Of Tartar.
Under the direction of the New.
York State Board of Health, eighty
four dfffercnt kinds of baking pow
ders, embracing all-the brands that
could be found for sale in the State,.
were submitted to examination and
analysis by Prof. c. f. Chandler, a
member of the State Board and
President of the New York City
Board of Health, assisted by Prof
Edward G. Love, the welllknowni
United States Government chemist.
The official report shows that a
large number of the powders sx-I
amined were found to contain alum
iors lime; many of them to such an
extent as to render them seriously
Questionable for use in the prepas
ration of human food.
Alum was found in twenty nine
samples. This drug is employed
in Baking powders to cheapen their
cost. The presence of lime is at
tributed to the impure cream of
tartar of commerce used in their
manufacture Such cream of tar
tar was also analyzed and found to
contain lime and other impurities,
in some samples to the extent of 90
per cent. of their entire weight.
All the baking powders of tho
market, with the single exception of
''Royal" (not including the alum
and phosphate powders, which have
not the virtue of even an impure
cream of tartar), are made from the
adulterated cream of tartar of com
merce, and consequently contain
lime to a corresponding extent.
The only baking powder yet found
by chemical analysis to be entirely
free from lime and absolutely pure
is the "Royal." This perfect purity
results from the exclusive nse of
cream of tartar specially refined
and prepared by patent processes
which totally remove the tartrate
of lime and other impurities. The
cost of this chemically pure cream
of tartar is much greater than any
other, on account of this greater cost
is used in no baking powder but the
"Royal."
Prof Love, who made the analy-
sis of baking powders for the New
York State Board of Heath, as we'll
as for the Government, says of the
purity and wholesomeness of the
%Royal':
II find the Royal Baking Pow
der composed of pure and whole
some ingredients. 1t is cream of
tartar powder of high degree of
merit, and does not contain either
alum or phosphate or other injurious
substance. E. G. LOVE, Pm. D."
1t is highly satisfactory to the
housekeepers of this vicinity, where
the Royal Baking Powder is in gen
eral use, that the investigations by
the analysts in Massachusetts, New
York, and Ohio, the only States
that have thus far taken action
upon this important subject, agree
in chasing it as the purest and most
efficient baking powder in the mar
ket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-02

The Budget says nine-tenths Of
the pianos now made are upright
pianos, while nine-tenths of the
pianlsts at large are downright
inuIsancee. - -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-02

An Unusual Engagements.
"Excuse me, sir, but are you
pickpocket2"
ayes, sir, L am.
81 want you to do me favor"
"What is it?"
al have several thousand dollars
in my pocket, and as it will be quito
late when 1 get home, shall natu-
rally oyerslcep myself in the morn
ing"
81 see.
t'There is my card. If you will
watch my house tomorrow fore
noon until you see my wife start out
with an Im-going-a-shopping cast
in her eye and will rob her and ii-
vide with me, I'll be your friend for
life." 1os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
LACE BARGAINS Fon Tomorrow.

We think the lot will not last more than day-not II
you knew the. qualities will offer at the price.
LITTLE JOB LOT.
There's only 10 pieces in the lot. and though we
bought at 33H per cont discount we not asking
more than our usual profit
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCIN0S
PIECE AT 81 very pretty pattern: in fact, as
good - any we've yet sold at $l.25
PIECE AT $3.50. Cost you 81 90 generally.
/ PIECE AT 81. You'll value at ~. 50.
PIECE AT S2.25. Bargain at $3.50.
l PIECE AT So .6S. Same pattern sold for S3.25
PIECE AT 80. Lovely fern leaf pattern.
PIECE AT "a. Vine and flowers
PIECE AT S5.l9. Work Of art worth 81. So
BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCIN6S.
1 PIECE AT 81 .6S. Heavy silk; worth 60 25
PIECE AT 81 Coat to duplicate 81. oS.
WHITE VALENCIENNES LACE FLOUNCIN0S
PIECES AT &c., generally costs Csc.
PIECE AT 75c.. very pretty pattern.
PIECE AT 81. not dear at Sl.5O.
FIECE AT S1.2o pretty lace stripe.
PIECE AT 81, lace and null stripes.
! PIECE Fedora Lace Flouncing. $685. worth
$3.50.
PIECES Egyptian Lace Flouncing. 45c.: worth
CSC.
~ PIECES. each bargain too good to stay.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Embroidary har Uains halow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

Pm1Apx1pHA Srosx
BARgAINs IN SUMMER GOODS
12Sc wv ~ INV Ans 0n'''''' ~
French styles Of satinea; rood quality l2Hc. i'm
and 30 Crnkle for s and LOG.
Sashnere scsrfs In black, cream and ooiora with and
lull line OF Black Jerseys, all pricea
Red bandanas in demand We have them. from Toe.
to 81
PARAsOL.a PARAsoIs,
a full line Of Psrasos and Sun Umbrellss Special-
only 81 %. worth so.
Gloria Cloth Sun Umbrella, in "a, 20. % inch. with
satin Parasol in plain checks ana plaids All colors
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS AND NAPkINa
full line OF Table Linen in bleached, cream and
Turkey red damask, all widths and prices
Napkins Of all kinds to match.
full line of Towels from l0c. to 75c
Any BODY IN want OF these goods viii do we'll TO look
over our stock before purchasing.
Full line OF Embroideries In Csmbgic and Nstusook
81 M LINE q Elouneins in black aud Dream.
LADIES' f fS5sd y's' e g. g e; g. ss and co.,
Gentlemen's 9.u.s shirss rs. s7H and soc.
BsbrigEsn shirts. 90 80 and 75c
75c N --''' -" N's"sf~ " soo
0sntlemen's Bleached Jean Dnwess, SOC.
Euli stock Of Mating from 12h to 45c.
Full stock Of Oil Cloths in A S.l. Ga and 81
A few more Carpets at the low price advsrti,ed
CARHART LEIDY,
te9 92S 9TH and 706 st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
Psoprr CosrExprArrsa Gorse Our
OF THE CITY


Can find all the articles necessary travel and wear
1t our store. We furnish you with everything
from cake Of soap to an outfit.
SPLENDID LINE OF BATHING COSTUMFS
including the Shoes, Hats and Hose.
Psrasols for seashore and Mountain wear marked
down considerably.
Splendid Ready-msde Dresses for your self or chill
dren at cheap prices.
Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Underwear In the new.
est and prettiest goods exhibited.
Corses, Gloves. Hosiery, Handkerchief and lots Of
things you viii need
Ask for anything. and If we haven't it in stock we
will get it for you
LOTS OF TINE SAVED By SHOPPING WITH Us,
AND SMALL FORTUNE IN PRICE
OUR GOODS ARE ALWAYS GUARANTEED TO
Our store is delightful to do your shopping since we
have 90 patent coolius fans TO produce delightful
Temperature.
ONE PRICE AS ALwAYa
LANsBUR5H L BRO,
LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON,
400. 422, 424. 426 7th st.. AT. 4l9 sth 1t.
We are the Sole Agent the Standard Fashion Pat
terns; none better made. Saves material and labor
they are withouta doubt uneQualled.
Sold by US only.
Ask Tor pattern. Pattern free. je12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

CHEAP AND COOP EMpRo1DERlEs.
When you the beautiful and close patterns offered
at the following prices youth say have not exagser-
sted their worth:
45-inch Swiss Skirtings
For 95, SL25, $I35, AL6S e. 81 .6s, So 6S
Worth 49, 81 4S, 81. so. 81 o. e so az %, a so
For Childrens Skirts:
22-inch wide, Soc; worth 75c
30-inch wide, ESQ.,; worth 9Sc
Narrow Embroideries to match
9-inch wide, &c.,; 1O-inch, 25c
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tSecond. door bargains below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

Considering the enthusiastic uproar created In
every popular assemolage by the display OF q
bandana, q republican viii have to wear only
colorless linen and silk handkerchiefs to places OF
amusement, or else go out into the lobby every
time he blows his nose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

The promptness with which Mr.. Depew followed
the report OF his withdrawal from the Presidential
race with . total denial, shows that the fear ex-
pressed BY some Of his friends lest he should re-
fuse 70 run after being nominated, Is groundless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
WE'VE Had A Touch
OF SIMMER WEATHER

OF SUMMER WEATHER
JUST TASTE OF WHAT is COMING AND THIS
Is AN ApMoNIIIoN TO BE READY WITH sU1rA-
BILE CLOTHING
THERE NEVER WERE so MANY HANDSOME
FINE GOODS MADE UP FOR HOT WEATHER AS
NOW. AND. ON HE OTHER HAND THERE WERE
NEVER 80 MANY UGLY" THINGS AS ARE TO BE
FOUND IN CHEAP GOODS.
TIE LIdHrEsT AND BEST OF HOT WEATHER
GOODS Is THE PoNGEE SILK. NOT THE KIND
THAT'S HALF CLAY OH. But THE BEST OF THE
GENUINE ARTICLE.
IT'S THE STRONGEST GOODS OF ITS WEIGHT
THAT'S MADE; WASHES AS WELL As LINEN, AND
WARS ALMOST FOREVER"
wEHAvE THEM IN COATS. VESTS. AND THE
GOODS FROM WHICH TO MAKE PANTS IF
WANTED
FOR GOODS THAT WILL NOT WASH THERE
Is AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF SILKS AND
AoHIRs THE HASDsoMEsT ARE THE ROYAL
SILKS THAT NEITHER RAIN NOR PERsPIRA-
TON AFFECTS. THESE COME IN VARIETY
EcoLoRs AND SHADES. PLAIN AND STRIPES.
NEXT COMES TIE SILK MoHAIRs. IN VARIOUS
SHADES OF BUFF. BROWN AND DRAB.
GENUINE CALCUTTA sEERsUcKER COATS
AND VESTS. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THIS
Is. LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE WORN IT. But
HARDLY ANY ONE EVER WORE OUT" A aENU-
me GARMENT MADE OFT.
FOE FULL SUITS THE -woRsrED sERGEs"
OF -SUNs CLOTH" IN LIGHT CoLoRs ARE
ABOUT AZ THIN AS WOOL CAN BE MADE; COOL.
HANDSOME AND DURABLE
WHITE AND CoLoRED FANCY VESTS BLACK
ALPACA "sICiIIIES." "BkIiLIANTINEs AND
-DkAP DETE" COATS AND COATS AND VESTS
TO MATCH.
Z B. BARNUM Co.
rs S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
Man ORDfss Psoxrrrs Fntrn
al, E.. 4 rs: :;
now a.,
e. e. I. En- Esa s'ss HIM
sssss ( I < z od ss ~ Il \ m
+ H.: r
[ LII II ssss +
FOR WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18TH.
We ask special attention TO list Of cnd floor bar
gains quoted In lower half of this column To-mor-
row evening. at pm. the special prices terminate
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Msns bargains bslow.)

Mrss "P. r." DRrss SHrnrs
We can but get you to give the "PALAIS royal
Shirt trial We feel Of your future patronage.
Our eleven years. practical experience in the Shirt
Trade enables u to write intellsently
OUR REFERENCE.
OVER 5000 GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON
and elsewhere, many of whom have worn none but
PALAIS ROYAL Shirts for many years
Hyou call tomorrow ask for Mr.. Porter. our Shirt
man. If you order by mail please state whether you
are unusually tall, short &C.. in addition to usual
measurements.
THE 'PALAIs ROYAL" SHIRTS.
Because Of facilities for purchasing the materials
direct from the Makers because o. manufacturing In
diligently. continuously and economically, and be-
cause Of the small profit that cash system enables
we offer.
MEMS SHIRTS EQUAL CUSTOM MADE.
Unlaundered for Soc.
Laundersd for 81.
Equal custom made because cut after the most ap-
proved style and made up by expert shirtmaksrs We
find the best hands are cheapest In the end. 1T IL
assured because have styles to suit all frures As
an illustration, to each neck size three differ
snt lengths of sleeves. perfect knowledge of the
tricks Of cutting enables At the short and stout
man % well as the tall and thin individual.
TRY SAMPLE ''P. R." SHIRT
you try Of our shirts you can learn II they'll
1T the experiment il . failure it'll cost you little
trouble and no money. for weu promptly and po.
tely refund the price paid return Of the sample
BUT WE CAN FIT YOU. "
(For ladies' hslov,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

STYLE.
DID you say! Correct you are. Neighbour STYLE it is
STYLE. indeed; but from WAY BACK. Void Of
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Guiltless Of srtisicity in fit and finish: sadly lack
ing those det and delicate touches essential to the
proper draping Of the human form: chopped up and
hastily and slovenly thrown together is a sort of
STYLE not much admired-not much sought after
STYLE, strictly adhered to. will bring you to
grief. BUST up the ancient machine and leave you
where Moses was when the light went out"
Can you solve that riddle or salt that riverf
We hope you will prove equal to the emergency
You know and all the people know that
THE CLOTHING OF THE PERIOD
always obtainable at
VICTOR T. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
You know and all the people know that our price for
THE CLOTHING OF THE PERIOD is from 25 Der
cent to 40 per cent lower than yours or any other
that THE PEOPLE COME IN CROwDS-not lockers
merely, but BUYERS.
The people casped hands with us in this fight hence
our victory was 30 complete.
VICTOR Z. ADLERs,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
81: and s2s 9Th st. NV. corner Nassachusstt, Az.
Strictly One Proc
Open Saturday till IL Pm.
eIOFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday mornings from till
10 O'Clock PRICE. 25c. EACH. jsll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

The bill OF the Citizens Committee for the i'm
provement Of the form Of District government has
been introduced In the senate. Now it ought to
be pigeon-holed and put out OF the way of practi-
cal measures for the benefit Of the District, upon
which there is prospect of substantial agree
ment by citizens The more important measure
involving our form Of government, which pro-
poses for the District real representation in the
House and Senate, has been wisely postponed, and
the present bill should likewise be put to sleep
and aroused, II at all. only when the hitting time
shall come TO consider the measure giving the Dis
trict representation In It's legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

The legislation recognizing the Police Court
and meeting the embarrassments caused by the
recent decision OF the supreme Court concerning
the status Of that court should be vigorously
pushed Immediate action is needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

The Districts day In the House yesterday was
not entirely wasted. though the subject Of
pensions 70 the ex-soldiers OF the United states
occupied more OF the Districts time than any
topic OF local concern. The bills Increasing the
police force and the number Of stationhouses. and
providing for police matrons, meet urgent public
needs and the District Is TO be congratulated that
this legislation has run the gauntlet OF
the House successfully. The dangers which have
threatened IL have not been based upon objections
70 it on its merits but upon the difficulty OF
Ing attention 70 IL at ALL In view OF the disposition
OF the House 10 devote the District days TO national
legislation, or TO waste them by nlibustering. II
seems almost impossible for some members Of Con-
gress 10 appreciate that they constitute the local
legislature OF the District as well as a ma
tionai legislature; that the attention which
they are asked TO give 70 District az
fairs Is not a matter Of favoritism but
OF constitutional duty; that there Is no re-
proach 70 Congress In charging that on cert ain
hours OF the session "aii the great measures con-
nected with the interests OF the country are
crowded aside In order TO increase the police
force Of the District OF Columbia and that
failure thus to set aside national Affairs on the
days promised TO the capital is not only a breach
OF faith, but a violation OF congressional duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

What Is one mans meat Is another mans poison
says the old proverb. The terrible havoc wrought
by e waterspout In Michigan on Saturday night
was In part compensated by the extinction In one
town Of a IRE which had obtained such Roadway
that al human efforts 10 check It were unayail-
Ing. Ii will not do hereafter to condemn even a
wal9fspout as essentially useless TIL all the con-
d1tions OF the case are known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
CONGRATULATIONS.

!" nv l. ElJ--Sl " n l1ONS-
WANTEp-BY YOUNG GIRL POSITION AS
3 he s1a IN R5'f Fen . .sarss .
WANTEp-B BY TWO WHITE GIRLS siTUA.
Other s snd sssi,s VITA enidsa ~Ss
TO travel: web recommended Apply n aloSi >, n
WANTEp-A FRKNCH GIRL WANTS sIruA-
w ton IS lady's maid or chambermaid. % trsvel CT
90 s t. country best rsieFsnOs Adarss. b, NC s.ar
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
", W Tor Cooks chsnbe rnaids, Waitress Laundress
Butiers sAML A cooMbs s2o , 81 nv. ,ei2-St
WANrxD-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
.ia u q. p ss,s ~ fnIy hS,on :. nurss sn.Df
star ONCE or apply 35i MeLAne ave. s.w. IL.
WANlED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A
sood reiersnces Iddrss. Bon -. Star once. il.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR Two CoLoREp
w eoys two white sirs Cor SPRINGS. man and wite
two hrssselas. eoiored nurses. Cali for three days
WkNTEp-BY kswEpE MAN. A SITUATION As
". ootlsr or valet In private family. spcak
aner Mt languages sood references. Address ~ Ida
WANTED BY ONE Who UNDERsI ANDs
w business book keepins accounts and writes isr
rsIsrSe As clerk IN Any sApscty the BE-, g.
WANTED-YoUNG NAN u. STRING TO L. Ann
Tue business wants an engagement from LIST Pm.
with Drusglst OF the CITY. Lives With Parents
Address J. \. p. star once ,eii-st.
WANTLD-BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY
w speaking tne high German. situation as Law
cling COMPANION going Q Germany. god rsferppces
Please Address NJ. H.. star orhcr. tell-2t.
NJ ANTEp-BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN A
w position In correspondent's Ofce beet " refer
ences. Address Is. ;. A, star Office. jell-3t.
WANTED-Bl RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w situat on as chamOermaid waitr,ss. best OF
offoe )ell-2ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER
w maids: also cooks, nurses. ladies' maids. men
cooks. drivers, walters, honsemen farm uAnAser &C
cities, country, aud resorts. h. NJ BURNHAM, $50
81 st. Nv. Jeti-Bt.
\ WANIED DICKS AGENCY FOR cooks
w maius waitress. lsundress. seaulstress. nurses
Wallets ioT travelling waters. coachmen and hosters
family and resorts All city references ol3 u II
W. jes-6t-
| MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w nTst-claas servants. free 20 employers at the
Stevens mlloyIne Bureau. 425 lin Il n " Also,
laundry OF cheap rates: collars and cufs c eachI
shirts, lUc 5ey 81.
| NANTED-A GENTLEMAN, NATIVE OF GER
w many, four student of the classics at Ber-
I'm University. A. N of Harvard with successful ex
comiaaion: Refers to Prof Won He mholtz, Berlln :
hev. Edw: Hale, Rohburg Mass: froi W. W. Good
/ win. Cambridge. and others. Address q, 40 Mt Au-
burn ST. Cambridge, Mass. 3e7-th.s,tu-3t'
| WANTkD-A REFINED LADY OF FOUR YEARS
w experience. desires situation for the summer
ences exchanged Address MISS q. A. h. PoDonkey.
! Md. leo ST.
| NANTED-A YOUNG NAN MOULD LIKE SIT
w ustion serv mt or attendant To invalid ssed
gentleman. no objection to travel Address A 1REG-
oNMELL- 1896 9Th ST. NV je6-6r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

Mr.. Golway, who was killed by a Baltimore and
Potomac train last night, put himself In the way
OF death In a brave and successful attempt TO save
the life OF another and 20 that extent contributed
10 the disaster 70 himself: but does all the
responsibility fall upon him? Within the last
year three citizens OF the District have been
killed BY incoming trains on the local rail-
roads, one on the Metropolitan Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio, one on the Washington
Branch, and the last on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac. In all these cases II has been claimed that
the trains were running at rate OF speed greater
than the District law allows. In the present case
&c Is stated that the train was running very
rapidly, though within the city limits as no one
was expected TO be In the way so near the mouth
OF the Maryland tunnel whatever may be the
finding In the present instance, q warning should
be derived from II which Will secure a better
observance in the future OF the law or regulation
concerning the speed OF trains within the City
limitA II Ia nonsense 10 arrest equestrians and
bicyclists for fast driving, II the railroads can
send their engines along the city streets at any
rate OF speed they please, and kill people through
such violation Of the law with impunity. Every
coroners jury which examines into a death caused
BY moving train should ascertain clearly whether
the rate OF speed was legal Commissioners and
police authorities should TO It that this law Is
ooeyed The general impression on the subject is
that IL IL violated every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

The Evening Star has . regular. permanent
bonn SIDE daily circsiafisn more than treble
that Of any ether daily paper publisbsd ,.
Washinsssu. and much greater than thar
Of all the other daily papers here aAAed
tsgether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

wALkKz soNS 2os 10TH 81. NV,
~ ssaaa,ss fePss ohsseosL -fsfslssl os..ess
Ssans~ sasA vAe - Jssss 80 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

X, No suburb Of washington can bsgin 10 compare
with this for elevated and magnincent views. health
= sUsndins more monsy IN bs.uttfyinG this than al
a gsT, sSs 4 r 6:
Goypt VERGE Avenue AT. Asdaipston: Fort Mys.:
Gus9e Railroad Just being commenced. al make this
the coming Brooklyn Of washington,. We are nov
Der foot + 81. sYPHERD CO. 1891 fst 3e2-lm
o1-INcH swlss yLQqScIN9, 95c.; 4Q-rNcA
GosRes SSs; 10gS6 VI y'sYHSsief - ~ ~ Sod
552i 81 las iitk =. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

INFANTS DEPARTMENT BAnaA1ss.
cPALAIs ROYAL" second Aoor.)
CSC. Caps for 49c fnelyshirrsd NULL prsttily Lace
trimmed.
eIl5 3-piece Caps for CSC large bow Of null, At
perfectly, easily Numbered.
el0S Childrens Il to years) Dresses for n an
new styles zephyr bingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
HOE DEPARTMENT BARGAINS.

CALAIS ROYAL; second noor.)
Is Warranted Hand-sewed French Kid Button Boots
for $425. Ladies who understand fine shoes will ap-
precate such quality and style Would cost to order
least 81.
Boys $3.50 English Calf Boots for S3. Button and
lace. Same quality Mems Sc boots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

CURTAIN DEPARTMENT BARGAINS
CALAIS ROYAL; second foor.)
$3.9S Nottingham Lace Curtains for SAILS pair
Never before such Beautiful designs for $685.
10c Curtain ScriD for &C. yard We include the fine
new patterns opened yesterday
29c Cream and Lemon Madras for 25c. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
JERSEY DEPARTMENT BAneA1ss.

" GnolA ~ IFAnA MEM 1AhGAlNS
(THE PALAIs ROYAL. Second noor)
S1.0S Vest-front Jerseys for $L6S. These are i'm
ported socknst and and extra.yalue At
81 %.
e2.98 Cream Jerseys for $685. Very superior
stockinet Not spot or Flemish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12

e@oFFIcE COATS, stripes and cheeks, on sale
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from till
10 O'Clock PRICE. csc. EACH. hll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BoARDERs WISHING DESIRABLE
w country home near the city. of easy he
8 csia ctorty accommodated special terms TO party
of tour or SIX. No other boarders. Address Box 4d
Star office. 1t.