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enough for you TO bear IN mind during the hoii.
ME az a Sde sfs;temsnt of the 4'h.
a l ls e S0c Unlsanasred Shirts. IN sizes 4.
4Ys. i esss ana H. PLAIN '0s0m'' Red T'efe''a'
rsis e Sc ss s ss.S Dra' Outing sAr'' Red
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
G9ny s5 Rsd Tsissea
natural suck handles were sci sfa5 arA' Red
s Chsns ySS SILK p.ra.o,. cover. 10 mate,
| oxidized silver handles. were s4.S5. Red
| Ticketed 1885.
JEWELRY
Red TicketeS 81. e eaeh rms were i&hc'
| A lot of Silver Bracelets, some with Rhine
sSns wsre Ss each Bed Teaetsd Sc each
| 25c;: 25c patterns Red Ticketed ISc.
AA Ladies Hand HANDS, .sstchels q. remarkable reauo.
lions.
9 sold for SOC. Red Tieiesed. ssc.
outside purse. Red Tickeied. 81. SO.
.3sl.9s ones Of fancy leather. Red Ticketed.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
| All Of our sc. Blouse Lacers, all colors Red
piece q 81. IS Dot prapery Net. a,l-sili. AZ
inches wide Red Ticketed, 81 10 yard
OH" lot Of slightly n soiied shawls a. prices tina.
cannot fail 20 sell them.
l i was S3.9S Red Ttcketed, a., 9S
were az Red Ticketed. sl.4S
was s2'3S. Red Ticketed si.5o.
2were s3: 90. Red Ticketed e. as.
DOUBLE es cs of r ETssSsrsg Cashmere
| WHITE DRAPERY SETS.
I piece Of Cream Figured Net. heavy fish
Il piece Of Fish Net. large mesh; was si75.
yo BED 7 Tie g s1ies
| ! lot Of Patent sleeve-Holders; sold for 1oc.
A LOT Of Safety Pins: worth Sc. paper. Red
"A lot q shawl iSs Pins; worth Sc. dozen. Red
ToI d,fhf' Soop fSsen 'or &C.
l lot Of English Bristle Brushes. solid back;
Hot Of Honey Soap; worth sc. Red Ticketed
| &c: a cake
Baams Sanitary and Own Msfs cOrse.s
Genuine yhalebonel, sizes Is to 81 only,
A lot Corset Covers sizes SO to a. were 30c
-, Red Ticketed 24s,
s ladies' ssttesn suits, BLACK and Brown.
Az lpt s, Of Misses and Ladies' shor. Jackets,
Blue and Tan AZ striped Cloths, were $3.50 Red
A lot Of Boys Blue Flannel Shirt Waists. all
Wool warranted. sold for 81. Red Ticketed
A lot of King shir. Waists, of Blue or Red
Percale,, stylish patterns. were sl.25. Red
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Children (trimmed and untrimmed Sailors and
fancy shapes), were 80 to CSC. Red Ticketed 2l
cts. each.
Is Dozen Slightly Soiied Chldren's Fine En-
broidered Muslin Caps, sold for t;Sc to Al 25
Red Ticketed Bic each
EMBROIDERY AND LACFS
| A lot OF Colored Embroideries In Red and Blue,
were l2Hc., loo. 1Sc, and zoe. Red Ticketed
10c. yard.
.Alot of 4 Flouncings in Red and Blue, were
30, go and 75c. Red Ticketed 3yc. a yard.
Odds and Ends in Hand-mad Torchon Laces,
worth 10 and l2pc. Red Ticketed sc. yard.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
81 Turkey Red Tablecovers Red Ticketed
75c. each.
Is Dozen Of 81 Bleached SO Napkins. Red
Ticketed 5Sc. per doz AVN
WHITE GOODS.
pieces of 25c. India Linen Lace Plaid Dress
Goods. Red Ticketed, 16c. q yard
9 pieces of Ecru Fedora Null in lace-6eured
and striped, were 35c. Red Ticketed I5c a
Red Ticketsd 65s and s: a Yard. -, n N-S '1lD,
Shirt Waists regular 12lec. goods Red T itle
eted 7c a yari
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$50. USDERwEAR Fon 100

Does this impress you as IL should? This is written
with the presumption that the reader is not regular
patron of the Palas Royals Cotton Underwear depart
ment. Twelve years Of experience, with the advan-
tages gained by prompt payments made when buying
and the lack Of losses when selling has enabled the
Palais Royal to make A SPECIALITY OF $50 UN.
DERGARMENTS and offer as good paluesas generally
sold for SI25.
1t would be rather ridiculous to make such state
ment without very good reason. The statement how.
ever is made very deliberately and is left with you
deal with without the doubt on the part of the
Palais Royal of what your answer will be-
When You are offered such Csc Garments for only
zoe. each, during Friday, July 3, Saturday July g
isn't II one reason for remembering these days..
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Tnusxs
Made at ToPHAMs FACTORY have q National
Reputation for standing hard usage; last for
years. and are low in prices
large stock 1t Factory and Salesrooma
Cali and zee the Light and Strong Ieathsruid
Trunk
Repairing Of Trunks and Bags promptly and
thoroughly done.
JAMES s. T0PHAM
uy17-6m 1921 Pcunsylvanis avenue NV.
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75o. USpEnwEAn Fon $50.
CONTINUED below.)

II reads like the heighth Of impudencc to compare
the Psais Royals Use Undergaments with the article
often sold at ell tu u ira true, "a so fsapudent,
You to answer.
GowNs.-"Mother Hubbard Double Yoke pack. q
clusters bunch tucks embroidered neck and sleeves
with . tncks and embroidered edge. sec instead of
75c., for July aud g.
cHEMIsEs.-Cambrc Square Necks, trimmed with
lace or embroidery 59c instead Of 75c.. for July 5
and O.
SkiRTS-foke Bands: 9-inch Cambria Flounce: q
tueks in iounce; 10 tucks above SOC instead OF 75e
for July and 6.
CORSET CovERs.-v-shapetri trimmed with supertor
embroidery. 59e. instead Of 75c.. for July and g.
DRAwERS.-Cambric and Cotton; lace or embroid-
cry founce with IL tucks above or 2 clusters OF 2
bunch tucks 59c. instead Of 75c. for July and q,
sssee the Window Display for other reduced prices
zHz PAI.AIs ROYAL
A. LIsNER.
~ Cor. 18th and Pa sva,
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$1,000 Fos A RrruAp1r SERGE

MEMS SUITS ALL SIZES FROM 80 TO A.
IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES AND
STRIPES.
ss. rs FOR YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF OUR
LIGHT-coLoRED CAsS SPRING SUIT,
roUR-BuTToNcu TAwAYo OR SACK. WHICH
WE SOLD DURING THE SEASON FOR $500,
$3.50. $500. 1880 AND sI2.0o. THIS
PRICE FOR SUCH GOODS Is FAR LOWER
THAN ANYTHING OF THE KIND OFFERED
INTHIs CITY THIS SEASON.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
:e12-eo1m PHI Pa ave. Sc.
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THr Errrcr
OF THE RAINY SPELL
May be depressing on the mind ~ well % on
business in general. but II does not in the least
interfere with our
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Rain or shine our stores are crowded, demon
strating the grand values we are now offering
in reliable footwear.
How can any one pass by such temptations %
the following:
Mems Custom-made French Calf Shoes
marked down from 4.75 to sass.
Mems Kangaroo Hand-sewed Laced Shoes
marked down from SO. SO to $780,
Mems Elegant Handmade Russell Shoes
reduced from SO to s2.60.
Mems Kangaroo Button. Laced. and Caters
marked down from SO. so to s1.s7
Mems Russell tnot sheepskino Oxford Ties
marked down from 80 to sl.25.
Ladies' Feather-weight Patent Tip Button
marked down from $3.50 to $3.50
Ladies' Finest Russet Goat Oxford Ties
marked down from 81 90 to s175.
Ladies' Handmade Fine Russell Ties marked
down from s1.25 to 9Sc
Boys and Youths serviceable Russet Shoes
marked down from $3.50 to s1.23
Similar reductions are made on nearly all our Sum
mer Goods: sacrifice our profits to insure tn,
timely disposal of our Summer Stock,
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WIN. HAHN h co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Main Store: SIG 7th st.
LET HE EAGLE Soar.
THE CANNONs ROAR,
THE DRUMS BEAT
THE WHISTLES SHREK
TIE RErrc prNn

hET l. HE EAGLE SOAR,
THE CANNoNs ROAR,
THE DRUMS BEAT,
THE WHISTLES SHREK,
THE BELLS RING,
THE CHILDREN SING.
THE BANDS PLAY.
IT'S THE NATIONS NATAL DAY.
The day we celebrate And in order that you may DO
properly dressed for the grand and glorious OCCASION
we have this day put on sale
16s FRENCH woRSTED SUITS,
Which were received only yesterday. They are the
quintessence of neaness and perfect pictures of
modest elegance. Nothing loud vulgar in their ap
pearance
Two patterns only-each having dark ground, re-
heved by spider lines of old gold and silver.
Come and see them. Come early Do not wait until
afternoon late, when the line of sizes shall have been
broken, and we may not be able to fit you properly.
Eighteen dollars is the price of suit. but have
made
A SPECIAL PRICE
For this occasion, which will delight everybody The
special price per Suit is
Now, amt you glad that you waited for this an
nouncement?
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
927 and 929 7th st. NV,
Corner Massachusetts avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
"Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from z to o O'clock
Price, Pc. jy3
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JOHNSON & Lurrnrrn
We closed out lot of 200 dozen Children's Black
and Dark Colored HOSE and HALF-HosE, regular
made. imported, such retail for 371<c and 45c..
sizes 4. Az, 5, 81 inches, which will run of at l2
and DC. This is the best bargain ever offered in
this line of goods.
We also selling Half-wool CHAIIIRs at l23<c.
Former price 1Sc.
At 40 and Doc. Former price 76c. and u.
JOHNSON Z LUTTREI.
3s0-3m 713 Market Space.
FrHrwOaKs' rnrwoaxs,
je2s-5t. AMERICAN VARIETY STORE. 73o 7th q
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BuncHELI,s
SPRING LEAF TEA,
so CENTS A POUND.
Used by Invalids.
Especially by
Dyspeptics.
It's refreshing qualities
acknowledged by all who
have been willing to COM
pare it with an oolong
Tea
Twice the Price.
N. W. BURCHELL,
j29-5t 1925 + st. NV.
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CRrsp COMMENTS OK CURRENT Gus.
TOMS.

From the tenor of the Clothing advertisements one
reads nowadays would imagine-if one didn't
kno'0 the exact reverse was the case-that CLOTH
1ERS" and .PHILANTHROPISTS" had become
synonymous terms They tell you they are selling
$50 Suits for S976-$l5 Suits for S532-and $40
Suits for S319or such relative cuts from origi-
nal prices. Something wrong, sure. Either their orig-
nal prices were extraordinarily high their sophistcal
statements pay but scant tribute to the peoples INTEL
hgence. Don't like such state of things-not be-
cause it hurts our businesson the contrarythinking
people all come here and buy-but because it shows
lack Of confidence between buyers and selerst shows
tendency to do business on the "Wild WESTERN
plan-wrong-it's wrong. Take the people into your
conhdence-tell them naked, self-evident truths,
and sour Dukedom to beggarly Denier," you'll find
it best in the long run.
We are selling elegant s15 Suits for-FIFTEEN
DoLLARS-good goods will cost you money all the
time, but they the cheapest in the end We are
selling really handsome $40 Serge Suits for-TEN
DOLLARS-and they're the best in the land for that
price, We selling everything else in proportion
one hundred cents worth Of solid value for every dol
lar you spend with us-and we're doing the business
biggest midsummer business VIC ever did before.
The people like goods and prices-and our Ameri-
can way of doing businessman as long as they are
satisfied we propose to fight it out on American lines
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The lots quoted below come in all sizes and at
lar prices arc the best values in stock The Palais
Royals patrons need not be told that the Csc and 75c
Garments are the Palais Royal specialties.
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ME wXsHINS e ~ Lnl AIRRcWH15EEEp9gTURAL mo-

EDWARD 4. DENT, NJ E.. Proprietor.
The best facilities IN the city for all kinds of Iron
work, Steel Beam A1sisa Ss s1ssys t r stock
pseisity Repairs and genera Mschins work done IN
Sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for the
.Goetx- Mitchell" system Of Heam Anchors and Pro-
City ofaoa 1413 q 1t nv, Tel 49,
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WOODWARD ! LorHnoe
Oar. 1lth and = -. q. y.
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OF SHOES YOU wANT-PLEASANT EASY SHOES
OF THE BETTER SORT. WE HAVE THE SIZE
YOU WANT, LONG OR SHORT, WIDE OR NARROW,
BLACK OR RUssET, AND, MOREOVER, AT THE
PRICE YOU WANT
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Stock-t taking has developed but few broken lots,
which will not be advertised In detail The garments-
All of them-wIl be found on long center counter,
marked at prices to close them out, on Friday.
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II WILL SUPPLY FOR TIE BENRFIT OF
l.rGy factory. For Family Ice Dream and Water Lea
31.25 pet Ga1 = gal, 20 Cts. and 90 eta per quart
FRANK SHORTY ll23 Goth ct nv. H2-3t
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Yesterdays election in France can hardly
fail to give the Boulangist agitation bad back
set. His friends had so confidently predicted
great results in his favor that the shock of de-
feat viii be doubly hard to bear. Returns from
$50 cantons show that his candidates have car
ried only twelve. His most sanguine friends
now hope for better things in the 800 cantons
still to be heard from, and from a second ballot
in those where the vote was not decisive yes
terday.
The collapse, however, seems to be pretty
complete. A hero who stands his ground and
goes to prison or is driven into exile by decree
remains hero with the French people. One
who runs away from danger loses his place in
their affections, no matter how much they may
condemn as persecution the measures which
frightened him out OF the country. Count Dill
Ion and VI. Rochefort are more to be pitied
than the general, for they have staked real
value on the result, and now see everything
swept away through the failure of their puppet
to meet public expectation. The citation Of
all three to appear before the senate court and
answer charges Of treason and embezzlement
viii probably end with the mere formaiity, as
far as BOulanger in concerned, though his two
eminent supporters may yield. Rochefort, GER
tainly, ought to have had enough of the pleas
ures Of exile and sequestration to satisfy him
for lifetime after his share in the commune.
The worst that could be proved against him
would probably be his share in the Boulangist
agitation for a new constitution, and his insti-
cation or countenance Of the use Of some of the
secret service money in the generals keeping
for partisan purposes.
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CHrLDnEN's DRESSES Ar HAIR PRrcE

These are new goods; first saw Washington satur-
day, July 81.
Their History The manufacturer has commenced
the production Of Chdren's Cloaks for fall wear and
his stock of Summer Dresses was closed out 70 the
Palais Royal buyer at 33s per cent discount.
A s1.35 DRESS FOR 75c.
The first Short Dress for baby TO size suitable for
bouncing four-year old girl or boy. All Of them at
Zoe. each, though sl.35 and sls5o is the price Of
regular stock in similar styles-i.e Nansook with
tucked waist, two rows Embroidery, front neck and
sleeves
HERE'S A sl.9s DRESS FOR $50. mother Hub
bard" style. Embroidered Yoke. 3-inch Embroidered
Ruffie with Seven Tucks above.
CSC. DRESS FOR Csc Gretchen" STYLE. Tucked
Waist. 4inch Hem to Dress Neck aud sleeves trimmed
with fine embroidery.
Soc FOR sLl5 DRESS. This can be written i'm
all truth, for the identical y and QaGy "a N rsoar
stock and marked sL5.
It's Nsinsook long dress. IL tucks down front
sleeves and neck trimmed with fine Nninsook edge
FOR BIG CHILDREN cages 3 TO l2 years.-Tbe
same price for all sizes-i. e., 9Sc for al O. quality
Crossbar Muslin Aprons. made in Empire" style and
trimmed with fine Embroidery.
There's Q sl.75 APRON FOR Csc, .Gretchen"
style, Of India Linen with revered front and backs
and quantity trimmed Sleeves Large small sizes
for Csc
thinks the best bargains. but there nearly 200
Dresses for you to select from.
THE PAIAIs ROYAL.
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There is nothing to excite surprise in the
steady outflow of gold to Europe, and espe-
cially toward Paris, during the present season.
The theories suggested in Wall street to ac-
count for it, such as an uncommon effort OF the
Bank of France to attract gold to its vaults, or
q trick of the bears to cause a money stringency
and excite alarm, pale before the simple refec-
ton that there are at least 100, 900 Americans
travelling in Europe this season, and that an
allowance Of even a thousand dollars apiece for
their expenses of living and the purchases they
will make-a moderate estimate, beyond
doubt-would involve a total drain upon the
American money market of S12O, 900. The
bulk OF these tourists, Of course, will make
their headquarters in Paris on account of the
exposition.
From one point Of view, this habit rich
Americans have Of going abroad to spend their
money has its decided drawbacks. 1t seems a
pity that the wealth which is acquired among
ones own countrymen should not be distributed
among them also. Patriotism, if no more
selfish sentiment, would dictate such use of
ones means. The money Americans carry to
Europe is, unhappily, in too many cases frit-
tered away for nobody's lasting enjoyment, and
in a manner which encourages among foreign
uaOeSulel the lued tudt every tOurlsL from our
country is fair game for his net. The folly of
one half of the travelling community inficts
annoyance and positive WRONG indirectly upon
the other half.
But we can console ourselves, after all, by
the reflection that there is another side to this
subject. We are spending a great deal Of
money abroad upon our national education
without realizing it. The rich American, travel
ing in the old countries, gains new ideas which
be puts to practical use for the benefit of his
fellows at home; or he acquires tastes which
must be gratifed after his return, the result
being the springing up here of new industries
and employments for the poor; or he brings
over with him objects Of art which serve as
models for the def workmen of our country.
In a thousand ways our whole people advance
in prosperity and comfort through the ambition
of those who can afford it to travel in strange
lands. There may be an occasional shipment
Of coin so large that it makes US open our eyes
and fills the stock exchange with rumors. But
there is no reason for serious alarm; it is
bound to find its way back again one day, if
not in minted metal, in some other and even
more benefcent form.
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IHE Largest Show WNpow.
Continued below ,

Inc display will give an idea OF the quantity and
variety Of Warranted Fast Black Hose there's no
possibility, if there the inclination. to wriggle
out OF that guarantee printed in large letters you'll
see II In the window. Ladies who can appreciate the
very FINEST Black Lisle Hose will be delighted with this
display and surprised at the price list At the lower
prices the effort has been made to give the best values
IN the CITY, such values that you'll all say The Fulals
Royal is Headquarters for FGst Black hosiery"
Bee the 25c. Fast Black Hose Note the high spliced
heels the double toes Note the shape Of the aud
the graceful curve of the limb LADIES' sizes 10 O
Chlldren's in ribbed plain to 9. All sizes for Pc
Note the silk-fnish Black Cotton Hose at 35c OF 3
pairs for 81. Look like Lisle, but more durable
The 55c Ribbed and Plain Black Lisle Hose reduced
TO 45c.
You'll notice the 75c Iisle Vests are marked down
TO Soc and the Doc. vests are now 35c.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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THE PALAIS ROYAL,

81, Zoe, Csc. Dress Goods for 5Oc
NOT REMNANTS. If you are not surfeited with
remnants perhaps you won't object being told rem
nants are here at so-nuch-the-pOuD prices
This Offering Of soc Dress Goods Is a very different
thing OF course it's easy 10 write Of trashy goods or
undesirable patterns and them appear desirable
on paper. SO is it not best merely ask you to COM
pare these Doc Dress Goods with those being offered
around town 1t 81, as and 6scs
HERE'S THE LIST.
Black sik-hnish Briiliantina
40-inch Colored Mohair Sicilian
3s-ineh Black ft-fnish Serge.
3s-inch Black ll-wool Cashmere.
3s-ineh Black Wool Nuns Yelling.
3s-inch Black aIl-wool Albatross.
These qualities at SOC. yard make an immediate
purchase wise investment even should the soods La
wanted only for future use.
Continued beloyD
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Congressman Randall who has been hopeful
heretofore that there would be no extra session
has now come to the conclusion that one will
be held He thinks it will be about October
n. The elections in the new states are held on
the first Of the month, and that, he says, would
give ample time for the filing in Washington Of
the certificates Of election by the new Con-
gressmen-
This opinion from so well informed an
authority as Mr.. Randall seems to make it con-
elusive that there will be an extra session.
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Nc. 1Il9 Pa AVE. WINDOW

The top OF the window Is filled with Ian Fan.
marked l5c.. that were 25c. a week ago You'u Ad-
inire the display more level with your eve Note
those "Elsmsre" Sets: those Heiustitched ana En-
broidcred Null Ties. marked down from 25c 10 Ice
those 2oc SILK Windsors Of STYLE length and width that
usually bring &c., the Three Stripe siik GropsdiDe
yelling at l2c. yard. the deliberately Embroidered
China silk Shawl at IS instead Of $3.50; the Hand
run Black Lace fichu reduced from IS so 70 SO rs.
ahd not least the for Poe Linen CoIlars-the only
pure ttnen collars al the price
Almost forgot the best bargain OF the lot, Those
Rolling Collars Of Irish point embroidery for only 25c
each.
,o-., THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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90 PER CENT DIscoUNTJ
The prices have been reduced 10 what was conssd-
cred the greatest loss that could be afforded but the
rain made you proof even against prices les Than eoa q
mafersats
Can you resist 10 per cent dfscoupt,-lo Per cent
Oh the reduced pricesf
LADIES SUITS that were es may now be had Cor
$50. The Ola Suits Of . week aeo ere now down 10
s10 So Exclusive novelties that were s35 ere down
TO e24. so.
MISSES SUITS are reduced from a. s5 ana 90 10
e17e each. More expensive Suits proportionasely
reduced.
cHulDRENs SUITS for %. 20 each that sofa ssr.
iier In the season 1t o. Suits that si.2s srs
now CSC.
IHE PAI-AIs ROYAL
4 IIsNxR
H27 Cor. lssh ana n 80
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The big-snake epidemic has broken out with
uncommon yirulence this season in the Connect
icut country press. Whether there is any re-
lation between that circumstance and the re-
buh given by the late legislature to the prohi-
bition movement does not appear.
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MEMS aooDs in window corner Of 18Th NJ and
Pennsylvaniasve
40" hot'ce the baiorisFsn Shirts have the rfbbed
and the Drawers are taped at seams. The pearl
'he sik STITCHING Sc ten you they are very
500 'aine at Doc The clearing sale price is $50.
linen you'h notice the @s-inoh sl SO ''GIoriA- I'M
brellas for Ell 30 and the a6-inch at 10 ,n.,.. :,
sl.2o. Bring them back Il they split within one wear
and they'll be recovered without a murmur. frs a
charge
those Half Hose marked l3c: Whaf O. tAefr zeal
caIuey
snoh crowd OF Hand satchels. Toilet Cases. Cards
potninoes Poker Chips Sc that il wasn't possible q
marx the price on everything but II there's differ.
ence between usual prices and PAAs Royal prices s
for these very things.
ecor,,ru.,,., THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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REMNANTS AND Broken I,ors

Remnants OF Embroideries. Laces, Ribbons, &C. AZ
less than cost. Broken lots of Jewelry Dress Goods
Buttons, Hose, Underwear, &c. at half-price
4-button PAlAis Royal Kid Gloves reduced from 0s
70 Poe. pair.
s-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires reduced from
9S to Csc.
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