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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

81 QUAI1rY GuovEs FoR $50
These will always be in stock and are called worth
and sold at 81 pair at the credit stores. We have
found that out from the clerks from stores who
buy here.
WHAT THEY ARE
5-5utton Kid Gloves with new and correct en-
broidered backs. Tans. Grays. and Browns. They'll
stand the test Of CLOSE inspection and comparison with
the usual 81 Kid Gloves; see II they won't
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
$l.25 QuAr1rr Gloves $50

Sl.25 QuArrrY GLOVES $50
This sounds absurd
Perhaps you'll doubt IT.
Only this to reply: II you doubt your probably not
call until some friend tells you of .DOnderu oloee
bargain az ue PaIGis ROyal and ten chances 70 one
that'll be when the gloves are all sold
HERE THEY ARE
% dozen 4-button Undresssd Kid Gloves with new.
style embroidered backs. Tans and Grsys.
We can't show you the quality here 90 what more
can write,
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fContinued beloyl
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ARTHUR BURT l. 60.

A M-wOOL CASHMERE JOCKEY CAPS SUIT
"A able for Boys Girls, Zoe; also Tam o. Shanters
t2oc., all colorsJ. DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
18th st. Sc. ss26-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

RELIABLE CnrAp Crows
Prompt payments cash business-not only enable
us to sell at smaller profits than do the credit mer-
chants but often enabled to make very advsnt
ageOus purchases The following lots viii be found un
this city.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

GREAT LADIES' AND MISSES JACKETS FALL.
~ prices that will astonish you all read 1.-The
Post for prices. KAUFMAN's DOUBLE COMBINA-
TON, nth st. Sc se26-3t
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n WINDOW Fur Or Grows.

MINIS WARRANTED GLOVES.
GENTLEMEN may notice tho sI 30 Eurlish Goat
sAlh GLOVES are reduced o. sl,. Al the shades are
SHOWN to match your Faster Oycrcaat or Trousers.
These gloves Will be fitted to yor hand At our risk
lou know 1t takes time to Try on Gloves and thats
WY We temporarily reduce the price SO a. to induce
you 10 purchase bfore the Easter Glove rush com
mences
NJ sl3' you'n see displayed the latest shades IN In
s7h Castor Beaver Gloves and which are usually re-
tailed al : 10, as YOU doubtless know.
The 81 English Dovslan Gloves with automatic
fasteninss advertise themselves Ne INST r,s,,,to,
them.
LADIES WARRANTED GLOVES.
ladies may notice al the dress goods shades Il,
''Talais Royal" Ed Gloves, which are ., f., 3rs.o,
and undresscd Rid. with latest style Embroidered
backs.AT ONLY sI.5OAPAIR
'PALAIS ROYAL GLOVES
are fitted to the hand at our risk and thus fspllsss
f; and perfect Gloves assured without anxiety 4,
you.
THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Samples Of the following low-prced but reliable ana
good quality Gloves may he seen in large center win
dow.
$40 ffrskin Nousquetsiros 1.a1ics and aIissesl
96c. Warranted French Kid Gloves.
9sc. Unlresscd Kid Mousquetaircs
pc. Tafeta six AIousquctsi-as
soc. A1-Silk Mousouctaire Gloves
i'c. Real Milanese SIX AIouSguetBfr.s
- The above come in all the latest shades. tho
new style narrow Embroidery ard in improved shane
figures.
,c,-..--,.,,., THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

The quotation elsewhere from Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid serves To correct number of misconcep-
tiOns and mISstl;ements atloat. II appears that
there was no foundation for any of the state
ments connecting Mr.. Eeid's name with the
mission 10 England. consequently there was no
ground whatever for any assumption that Mr.
Blaine had been Overru!ed by the President.
IL appears. further, that there has not been the
slightest approach 10 any difference Of opinion
between the President and the Secretary of
State on the subject of the diplomatic appoint
ments. and there is no reason for anticipating
that there Will be any.
This statement which is no doubt entirely
authentic, throws q Wet blanket upon the vati-
cinations of the prophets of evil who have been
busy reporting daily discords between the Pres
ident and Mr.. Blaine and foretelIing a speedy
cabinet rupture i'll consequence of these
strained relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

There seems to be no good reason why in as
certaining how inmates at the asylum have
been treated the statements Of the persons who
have received and personally witnessed the
treatment, TO wit. the inmates themselves.
should not at least be heard by Commissioner
Wheatley in his investigation. Objections to
their testimony affect its weight and not its
competency. II it * to be considered that the
usual tendency among the inmates Of such in
situations Is to magnify Entertainment it is also
TO be remembered that with the persons against
whom charges are make still. III control Of them
and their comfort q much stronger tendency
exists TO view their masters through rose-col-
ored spectacles. and to give their testimony ac-
cordingly. Neither tendency. however. justifes
sweeping statement that the testimony of in
mates, often the only direct evidence which
can be had. is incredible and incompetent.
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Whether w. Juenemann WAS xnrlaid ant

Whether Mr.. Juenemann was waylaid and
murdered or killed by a railroad train his
death points TO conditions in parts of
northeast Washington which should be
remedied Entertainments. high above grade,
upon which railroad tracks are placed, Illegally
obstruct certain streets. Even the tracks upon
grade practically divide by danger-belt streets
which are crossed, the crossings being made
quately watched and projected and the trains
entering the city at an illegal rate of speed.
In both cases the continuous improvement of
the INSTRUCTED and divided streets is discour-
aged As result in part, of these conditions,
sections of northeast Washington are isolated,
unpayed, and not properly lighted, and become
the scenes of unpunished assaults and murders.
More policemen. judiciously distributed, are
needed for the protection of the people until
paved and lighted streets can be secured The
improvement of this section VIII not be salts
factoriiy accomplished until the surface rail-
road tracks have been removed or the evils to
be suffered from the few which may be per-
mitted to remain are reduced to minimum.
But in the meantime the law concerning the
rate of sp ed within city limits and concerning
the protection of the public at grade-crossings
should be enforced, and the evil of illegal en-
bankments obstructing the public streets cor
rected. The railroad cannot be forever per-
mitted to occupy a part Of the city in
such manner that improvement is practically
checked. and many of the streets remain in
such condition that the people are driven to the
railroad track itself with all its dangers as the
public highway. Whether Mr.. Jucnemann was
killed by the railroad directly with one Of its
locomotives, or whether he was murdered by
unhghted and inadequately policed condition
OF railrOad-ridden section, the lesson to be
learned Is the same. Better police protection,
and more faithful observance of the law by the
railroads. are the requirements of the present;
the full remedy of a prohibition of surface
tracks will come with the future. The
war against grade crossings proceeds
vigorously in other afflicted cities.
A prohibition of such crossings was
a condition of the entrance of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad into Philadelphia. A bill
to prohibit grade-crOssings is pending in the !
Pennsylvania legislature, and the Philadelphia !
Press "a IS concerning It: The broad principle
OF freeing the CITY from the nuisance. and the |
danger of this recognized. mdisputed, and |
enormous evil ought 10 command universal |
endorsement and approval Some day. per-
haps. Congress, the Legislature of the District |
and of Washington, viii be inspired by the |
action o. OF az legislatures to make an effort |
III thi, direction.
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BOILED Dows-
GENERAL OUTLINE

Any time you're ready we are Don't foster the i'm
preston that Saturday is the ONLY day we devote to
the Boys and Children. We've large and competent
force attending to their wants all the time Nothing
else. Six days in every seven
We not only CLAIM to be thorough Juvenile out
filters We ARE-in the broadcast, most comprehen-
sive Of the term The proofss The large stock
its completeness The low prices and their popularity
and the success with which have heretofore catered
to the whims of the children and the fancies of their
guardians
We don't buy EVERYTHING we see. Some very
tempting opportunities were thrown open to us. We
wouldn't touch them. whys They wouldn't be
worthy your intelligence and appreciation We turned
them down But they're In this city. Such trash is
bound to get here Steer clear of it. Everything We
buy we can vouch for. We confident it has merit
don't find it necessary offer apologies month or
six weeks after the purchase Discriminaton-that's
the secret Purchasing where only reliability exists.
Taking no chances.
Best & Co. of New York, Hecht & Co., of London
and Pars-the two great kings of dressings for the
young-and dozen less prominent. but
thoroughly responsible manufacturers supply with
our stock They send everything they out that's
cause firms like the above don't make promiscuous
distribution Of their productions. They very
full TO whom they entrust the of their and
regulations.
Everything for theyoung-Shoes, Hats, Furnishings
and the wide aud varied lines of suits from kits up
just shine forth in radiance Of brilancy and origi-
naltyS2 80 from the time he drops the baby clothes
up to $50 for the embryo man-with notches in the
price stick all the along in between. Everything
else in the proportion. Cheap? Of course it is,
but not so cheap as to beggar merit.
Straw Hats are here-you won't want them Just yet,
but it will do no harm to take look and see what's
going to be worn.
Confirmation Suits-the conventional thing Re
member this is specially of ours All sizes-four or
five different styles-at prices that are characteristic
ofUS
Ofain Clothing FdrlOr, Second Fv0or-Elerator)
Qfats and Shoes-Regular Departments Ground
FlO0r.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

The "Directcire' with its ,aIuty iaeact with big
buttons and conrastiug-rolrr vest j. the stale par
csoctana We show "Diroc0Ira" Jackets II our own
Importation and copies made 10 our S-ciaI order IN
this country.
The imp0r, ed Jackets are Satin-liuel throughout
Those with Goblin Jacket AID Tan Vest are very
stylish. Then W. hsy, ola Rose and Tan. Brown and
Tan, etc, all at : 20 each
The domestic Of good quality spring weight Broad
cloth are shown with blue Jacket and Gray Vest;
Blue and 1an Green ana GRAY, Blue aud Gray.
some Of STRIPED Broalcluths are YER, stylish.
Prices 5000, a., ~, $3.50, SlU sl3. 90
Those at the higher prices closely resemble the
npurto that il is difficult detect the one from the
other when side by side.
TIE LONDON" WALKING JACKET
These are talor-ma3e. win ana without lap seams
Bell Sleeves. Coat Back. Pearl Buttons. Colors-
Stone Gray. Pawn, Mouse. Greens Blues Terra Gotta
Garnet. Prices sf.5O, -. ~. -. So
BLACK WALhIStT JACKETS
Why shouldn't write what we know cannot Ia
contradictedy i stD~i and ruriry as Largs as qnv
other tJr0 uOrcs c1nBingF.
Black Jersey Cloth Jackets az -. 81. So, s1SS 30
$40. sl2.
Black CoYkscrew Jackets. So. So. sfO. sI2 SIG
Black Wide Vale Diagonal Jackets. 90. $40, sll.
S12. Sl4. $1,000.
The styles are the close-ftting English Walking
JACKET the "DrectOire and the Marie Stuart The
materials fit and finish De- best appreciated by the
closest and most critical observer.
" ire PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

The White Caps in Michigan have taken on
a female annex, which makes il a business 70
hunt up wife-beaters and chastise them with
switches 1t is hardly likely, even in this
gallant age that all of that sort Of thing will be
left TO one sex. The male White Gaps NAV be
trusted. ere long, 20 take hand at the punish
IEent of women who scOld and henpeck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12
For EASTER.

FoR EASTER.
THE YOUNG MEN AND BOYS LIKE TO COME
QUIZ IN THEIR NEW SPRING SUITS ON EASTER
SUNDAY As WELL AS THE OLDER PEOPLE. AND
THEY NATURALLY LIKE TO BE HANDSOMELY
DRESSED.
BEING HANDSOMELY DRESSED
DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN EXTENSIVELY
DRESSED, FOR VERY HANDSOME AND FASHION
ABLE SUITS CAN BE HAD NOWADAYS AT
SMALL COST, BY GIVING THE MATTER A LITTLE
CAREFUL ATTENTION
OUR YOUNG MEMS SUITS AND ovERCoATs
ARE SPECIALLY STYLISH THIS SPRING, AND
HAVE NEVER BEEN CHEAPER.
SEVERAL HOUSES IN NEW YORK
MAKE UPGooDs ONLY FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN, AND PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
THESE TWO LINES wEHANDLE THEIR GOODS
AND HAVE THE NEWEST THINGS BROUGHT
OUT BY THEM
IN SMALL BOYS SUITS
CsHoRT PANTS THE STYLES AND PATTERNS
ARE PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND
SOME THIS SEASON, AND WE SHOW IN THIS
DEPARTMENT ALSO THE NEWEST AND BEST
STYLES
WE HAVE NEVER BELIEVED THAT WASHING
TON WAS THE PLACE TO SELL ONLY low
PRICED GOODS, AND OUR EXPERIENCE
TEACHES Us THAT THE PEOPLE HERE ARE
WILLING To BUY THE
NEWEST AND BEST AT FAIR PRICES.
ACTING UPON THIS EXPERIENCE WE HAVE
THIS SPRING PROVIDED A STOCK SPECIALLY
SUITED TO PEOPLE WHO WILL APPRECIATE
SUCH GOODS.
BEAR IN MIND WE ARE NEVER UNDERsOLD.
Z. B. BAENUM & co,
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The civilian Commissioners assent to Major
RaymOnds declaration that the illegal tracks
must go. and the people Will applaud their de-
eIs!0n. They send their regrets to Col Tot
tens polite invitation TO postpone, stating that
on this occasion they viii have to follow the
advice of their attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

Judge Thurman did the graceful and proper
thing Yesterday IN paying his respects to the
President II was not the President he voted
for or wanted, but the judge is a thorough-go-
ing American. and the man whom the majority
put into Office commands his allegiance every
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

II Is Mr.. ParnelPs turn now to play the ag-
gresslve part in his fight with the London
Itoses. He has cleared himself of the foul ac-
cusation put upon him through the medium of
Plgotts forgeries, but the task to which he
has since addressed himself is a much harder
one. He proposes to show a conspiracy behind
the Times action. This is about the most dies
cult business a sutton in court can undertake
II is plain enough work, often. to prove malice
upon ones single assailant. but 10 show tina,
there Is direct connection between two or
three assailants, some of them fighting in the
open and some keeping in the darkest back
ground. Is quite another matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

Editor Wa;terson's latest visit TO Washington
has not brought forth any stories about the dis
courteous conduct of the new Secretary of War.
Mr.. Wattersou has probably revised his card
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B. ROBINSON, 4 CO.,
THE LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTERS,
900 PENNA. AVENUE,

ROYS' ELEGANT DONET FLANNEL WAISTS,
- laced front; bargain at 4Sc. nothing like them
elsevh for the money. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH
ING co, 2ll Penn ave sc. apl l-6t
('HINA SILKS. ALL SHADES. 4gc FANCY ALL
y wool 3S-inCh Dress Novelties, 49c.; Boys Fine
Cashmere Polo Caps, DC, at spring opening
morrow. hACFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
II IN 81. sc. apl OFT
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Il. GoLDsCHM1D.
1o07-1O09 ST. n W.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY. APRIL 18th AND 1 9Th,
THERE WILL BE TWO GREAT DAYS FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS,
Where the following goods will be offered at startlingly
low prices:
Vinegar or Oil Bottles only &c.
good 3-string Broom for l0c.
Electric Paste Stove Polish, SC, a cake.
Superior Laundry Soap bars for 25c.; each bar
Crystal Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers. 2 for &C.,
worth 20c.
Blown Flint Thin Tumblers. q for Gle; handsome
engraved, 6 for ESQ.
Crystal Glass Mugs, only &c.
Goblets, 6 for 15c.
Nickel plated Clocks, only 5Sc.
Celebrated Milan English Decorated China Dinner
Sets, containing IL pieces, worth so, at Sl34S
Genuine Glasgow China Hand painted Combination
Dinner and Tea Sets, 129 pieces square shapes worth
3d., at Sl4.9S.
Handsome Handpainted China Combination Dinner
Set coin gold band, with natural moss roses, $50
pieces, worth S35, at $:!248
Magnificent Hand painted Porcelain Combination
Dinner Sets, with natural coored flowers and vines,
1877 pieces. cheap at $40 my price only $249S
English Decorated China Tea Sets, SO pieces, only
81. 9S, worth $500.
Lovely American China Tea Sets, painted With
only $685.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets, hand painted with lovely
flowers and ferns, So pieces, cheap at SI3 90 my
price only SS.9S.
Japanese Ind. Buffers, &c.
Hand Painted China Bone Dishes, Sc.
q each English Decorated China Cups, Saucers, and
Plates, 9Sc.
Hand Painted China Salad Bowls. 1sc., worth SOC
Hand Painted China Dessert Plates, 7c; Breakfast
Plates. &c.; Dinner Plates, Sc.
Hand Painted China Cups and Saucers, lOc.
Great sacrifices will be made in Baby Carriares
Having just received 100 Carriages for Saturday s
trade will offer the following lots for tomorrow
only:
The choice of 0 Carriages for s4.4S
The choice of 20 Carriages arranging from 90 &c
| SO. 90, for So 9S.
All my S1S. 9S Carriages will be sold for sl3.9S
with lace and mat, each Carriage warranted at
r. GOLDSCHAIID's.
ap10-3m 1007-1OO9 st. NV
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\ BATTLE Or SHors.

Who can best afford 70 clip prices? Just now there's
agooi-naturei battle between shoenen 70 see who
can sell cheapest.
Heres bomb for tomorrow that'Il create a stir
with those who sen Shoes as we'll as those who buy
them.
90 PR CENT DISCOUNT
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
30 PR CENT DISCOUNT
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
90 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
The 90 per cent discount applies to an shoes incud-
Ing the lately arrived srriny novelties OF Curtis
Wheeler and CroKton Wood.
Wen reign for one day, at any rate.
1t shall be recorded in your memory and ours that
The Paais Royal 10y coup rctat was master Of shoe
Kingdom for all day SATURDAY, AuriIl3.
Bring the boys and girls and babies but bring tem
early tomorrow morning, because later the Grown
folks viii monopolze the department
THE PiLAIs ROYAL
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SHIRT WAISTS.
kILT SUITS.

In the production of Kilt Suits such as we are show
ingnowgenius has contributed her brightest thoughts
Science has given her knowledge and fashion has in
dulged in all her whms 81 to 3D. Our lowest price
represents the cheapest that twill pay you to buy our
highest the best that's made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12
SHORT PANTS SUITS.

SHORT PANTS SUITS.
Ages to 15.-Under guidance this season these
suits have reached the highest pinnacle of style and
merit 81 to SIG. They come with and without vests
pleated, plain belted and cutaway styles They
from the sober hues to the most patterns
THE BIGGER BOYS.
Youths and young men Will find represented here
the highest types of high art clothing, in the construc
ton of which the best products of the worlds
looms The cut and style represent the advanced ideas
of Europe and Americas best designers. We place
them within their reach at prices that will put to
blush the nearest approach actual here
in Washington.
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INDIA AND Fancy Silks.

INDIA AND Fancy Silks.
We will continue the sale of the FIGURED INDIA
SILKS at soc. USUAL PRICE, 75o
Also, have gone through our stock of PLAIN and
FANCY COLokED SILKS and have marked them
down to such prices win make them CO.
All CoLoRED SILKS that 81, now SOC.
All that were 7oc., now 39c
All that were Soc. now 25c
These prices are making them move
Get first choice.
JOHNSON LuTTRELL.
ap10-3t. 7l3 Market Space.
TIME GRANDEsT DISPLAY OF RIBBON- M
trimmed Hats, Flowers. and Feathers displayed 1t
our grand spring opening tomorrow. KAIIFHAN'R
DOUBLE COMBINATION. 18th st. s.e lpIO-zt
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SAKS AND COMPANY

HHINA SILKS. ALL SHADES 49c; FANCY ALL
- wool 3S-inch Dress Novelties. 49c.; Boys Fine
Cashmere Polo Caps &c, at spring opyniHg to-
morrow. kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
lin ST. Sc aplO-it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

The Washington celebration at New York
seems TO be drifting into McAllister celebra-
ton.
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A Boo,r

A BOOM
to everybody To give you all chance to see our SUI
perb stock of shoes for spring and summer wear and
to make it SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE TO you that
You may long remember these Inducements, we offer
you for Saturday and Monday the 18th and I5th the
following unprecedented bargains in the Most Popular
Footwear made:
Ladies' 50 French Kid Turned Button, So.
Ladies' S4 Hand Turned Button, 500
Ladies' SO French Dongola, Glove Fitting 195.
Ladies' $3.50 Soft. Flexible Dongola. Button, sl.65
Ladies' SO Tipped Silk LINED Button, $I.75.
ladies' 81 Dongola Kid BuAou, Sl.2J
Misses 81. so Dongola Kid Button. 97c
Misses 81 Best Kid or Goat Button $l25
Children's sl.2o Kid Spring Heels, Sc to IL, Zoe
Childrens Csc. Kid Spring Heels. 4 to s. 40c.
Boys $3.50 Solid, Neat Shoes. 3 to 5JE gJc
Boys s1.75 Seamless Button and Lace, s1.2O
Youths s1.45 Seamless Button. 9Jc
Youths So Calf Button and Lace, s125
Gents 50 Seamless Neat Shoes, SI2J
Gents s2.75 Calf Balls or Button, s175
Gents 81 Genuine Hand-Welt Dress Shoes, $3.50.
THE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
ap5-eo S2f 7TH ST. BET II andIN NV.
ALL THE, LATEST EFFECTS IN LADIES
~ STRIPED Hosiery, T52 &c La Iosca Umbrella long
9Is.pilg. KAUFMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATI6S
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B. RoBrssos & Co.'S
L1LLIPUTIAN oUTFITTINa ESTABLISHMENT,
eO9 PENNA. AVE.
NOT A SIDE ISSUE IN A LARGE STORE, BUT
LARGE STORE WITH YOUTHS, BOYS,
AND CHILDREN's oUTFITTINGs
AS ITS BEGINNING, AIM.
b. ROBINSON & Co.'S
AND END.

In drawing the attention of those who have Boys to
cothe and for to many advantages possess
over those who make Boys requirements a secondary
matter-al of which our patrons get the full benefit
olive wish to be put record at and for all time
as keeping in stock or offering for sale nothing that
We cannot ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE, in the broad
est Interpretation of that term Nothing that does not
come up to high standard of style and excellence
We hold out no BAITS-which, by the way, is the
proper name for so-called leaders" We have moral
courage enough say that we make profit on every
thing sell, but our profits SO small NOW that
they will not admit of reductions later on As result
better values be found here AT THIS TINE than
anywhere. We believe We were the first house in
America to deal exclusively in Boys and Chidren,s
clothing and furnishings We boldly stepped where
Others feared to tread and were thereby enabled
to secure the exclusive right handle and sell in this
District the choicest productions of the best manufac
turers of Boys and Childrens Clothing
SHIRT WAISTS.
The kinds we carry-and we are showing this season
thousands of dozens of then-partake of the best
features of the bestmakes including improvements
cured by patent rights. We've had pick and choice
of all makes long We handle the best Those that
we've discarded have in instances been taken up
by Others as the best they could do Every conceiv
able pattern represented of percae and
linen waists, odd conceis quaint fancies bars checks
and figures, 25c to $3.50. AL the leading styles in
silk and wool