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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

The Albany papers are booming William H.
johnson, colored resident of that city, for the
position of recorder of deeds in the District of
Columbia, and blossom out in illustrated bio
graphical sketches Of the distinguished candi-
date. The cut printed by the Albany Express
credits Mr.. johnson with broad and bald ex-
panse Of intellectual forehead. If his head is
really level as the cut indicates, he will con-
slider carefully the storm Of indignation in this
community which was raised by the appoint
ment as recorder of his fellow townsman the
equally distinguished Mr. Matthews, resulting
in the rejection of the lstter's nomination, and
will utilize his elaborate home Endorsements in
support Of an application for the Albany post
Office. On the strength Of the showing made
by his cut his petition for the latter office will
doubtless be largely signed by washingtonians,
If it shall be considered that the Albany post
Office is at all at their disposal. 1t may be as
well, however, for both cities to take the Presi-
dent at his word, and to refrain from meddling
with the local appointments Of neighbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
The Fathers AND MorHERs

OF TO-DAY APPRECIATE THE FACILITIES WITH
WHICH THE BOYS ARE FITTED OUT AND THE
ELEGANCE OF THE STYLES, AS COMPARED
WITH FEW YEARS AGO, EVEN IF THE BOYS
DO NOT. MANY OF Us CAN REMEMBER WHEN
To GET UP BOYS SUIT BY A TAILoREsS WAS
AN EVENT TO BE DREADED, AND WHEN 1T WAS
DONE IT WAS NOT "a THING OF BEAUTY"
TO-DAY, FOR LITTLE MORE THAN THE MA
TERIAL USED TO COST, THE BOYS ARE FITTED
OUT QUICKLY WITH NATTY, HANDSOME AND
BECOMING SUITS
THIS SPRING THE BOYS GOODS ARE HAND
soMER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER
WE HAVE NEVER SEEN AS. PRETTY OR AS
GOOD SUIT, WITH SHORT PANTS, SOLD FOR
50 AS WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER NOW.
AND THEN, THE VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND
STYLES is ALMOST ENDLESS, AND THE BOY
MUST BE HARD TO PLEASE WHO CAN'T BE MORE
THAN SUITED FROM THIS SEASONS STOCK
WE START WITH SHORT-PANTS SUITS AT
$3.50, AND A VERY HANDSOME SUIT CAN BE
HAD AT THAT PRICE. THEN THROUGH ALL THE
RANGE OF PRICES UP TO THE ENGLISH WOR-
STED VEST SUITS AT SO.
FOR BOYS FROM 10 TO 10 THE VEST SUITS
WITH CUTAWAY JACKETS ARE VERY POPULAR.
IN LONG-PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS FROM Is TO
Is OUR PRICES RANGE FROM IS TO s2O THE
VARIETY OF THESE Is QUITE LARGE AND THE
STYLES ARE THE LATEST BROUGHT OUT BY THE
NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

Assessor Fish is removed and the whole COM
munity breathes easier. OF course he could
not officially survive the local administration
with whose conduct he has identified himself
and to which he has given tone. But in the
very death struggles of that administration, he
has aimed blow at local interests which the
Commissioners at first approved Since he
might possibly do harm before the President
had decided upon the successors to the exist
ing Commissioners, his present removal is
heartily applauded by the public. 1t is not
known what has SO suddenly and unexpectedly
checked the current of the Commissioners in
dorsement of Mr.. Fish. Their objection to him.
since il is evidently Of extremely recent origin,
may be private and personal. but the public,
which gets its due in this falling out among
the District officials, does not care particularly
what is the cause Of the rupture. The Com
missioners add to their proud record as pro-
tectors of the people, which found its first
entry in the recent revocation of a rail-
road permit, whatever credit they de-
serve for bouncing their faithful friend
the assessor. The public thanks them
for both acts. and only regrets that their con-
version from error, which has come in a flash
like that Of Saul of Tarsus, should have hap
pened so late in their official life. They are
now surrounding themselves with a blaze of
glory. They are radiant with the effulgence
of conscious well-dOing. Their halo has been
greatly delayed in its arrival, but from its very
newness and its sharp contrast with preceding
darkness it shines all the brighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

The interesting question, what constitutes
Offensive partisanship", is likely to arise a
good many times during the next few months,
while the President and his advisers are shift
ing officers right and left. The Illinois post
master, whose case is supposed to have occu-
pied the attention Of the cabinet at a recent
meeting, and whose offense is understood to
have been unnecessary activity in political
matters, viii probably be more than matched by
his Pennsylvania contemporary who is accused
OF the crime Of refusing to let the flag be
hoisted over his Office when the news reached
town OF Mr.. Harrison's nomination at Chicago.
After many attempts to draw distinct line for
the definition Of the elusive term offensive, +"
the present administration will probably settle
down to the course adopted by its imme diate
predecessor, and 20 it blind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
1913 STYLES Or CoRsErs.

All the popular and best makes of the best makers
the world are on our shelves. DIR. Warner, Thomson
'R. g." Ferris, among the names you'll recognize.
The Improved double We Waists for Children and the
new long Waist Corsets for Misses. please see.
LADIES' 81 CORSETS.
81 a pair for two styles of Rs G..
81 pair-Three styles Thomson's "Glove- fitting"
81 pair-Two styles of DIR. Warmers Corsets.
81 q pair for the "Palais Royal No. ."
81 pair-The 20. D." 1889 Corset.
81 pair-The rs. c." 1889 Corset.
u OF the 20. D." Corset, Jenny june says ait rids
WOn,en Of one Of their Hiseres."
The IS. c." is a domestic Corset made in imitation
of the "P. D." and only too good an imitation
THE PALA1S ROYAL,
~ A,,n,,a Ia11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENTS.

Something entirely new Art Squares on Imported
Boiling sheeting beautiful designs and assorted
colors' these are sold all for 50c 10 introduce
them We viii offer them at SIC. each
Heavy Monte Linen Bureau Scarf, yards long
colored striped center cheap al Special Price Zoe
line of jet Lambrequins, all coors, "a yards long
appiqued and embroidered ceuters, worth SllO.
Z 4. 20 and Sl.35. Special price al.
% pair Of Lace Curtains, 3i yards long 40 inches
wide side border, tape edge, worth sl25 specia
price : Il pair.
We are prepared 10 make and hang shades at short
notice. We are showing a fun line Of new Hollands
which
We GUARANTEE TO BE sun FAST,
regular width ami length, put Up for zoe on Hartz-
horn rollers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
The first fruits of the defea, Of the Webb.

The first fruits Of the defeat Of the Webb
Stevenson deal, whose prospects Of success
threatened the District in the closing days
OF the last Congress, appear in the appoint
ment Of Andrew c. Bradley, Of the District as
District Judge. The public. the bar association,
and The STAR, among the local daily news
papers, vigorously opposed the importation Of
apolitical Judge; disapproval Of Mr.. Webb and
Of the attempt OF his friends to foist him. in
combination with Mr.. Stevenson upon the Dis
trict, was general and the deal happily failed to
operate.
1t IL with reference to judicial appointments
thatthe construction Of the home-rule pledge to
the territories, including the District, has been
most uncertain The appointments made yes
terday by the President indicate Enthusiastically
the general character Of those which will follow
Purely local Offices sustained solely by the fees
Of residents, like that Of recorder of deeds, will
unquestionably be given to local candi-
dates. In regard to the Commissioners the law
provides for the recognition Of the home-rule
principle. II says: "The civil Commissioners
shall have been actual residents Of the District
Of Columbia for three years next before
their appointment and have during that
period claimed residence nowhere else"
In the line Of his action in reference to the
judgeship, concerning which there is no statu-
tory requirement, the President will undoubt-
edly in the selection Of Commissioners see to it
that the spirit as well as the letter of the law
are observed, and that men are chosen who are
thoroughly identified by residence and interest
with the District of Columbia. The people as
body ask no more than this. Any honest and
intelligent bona tide citizen will be acceptable
TO them. The friends Of the various local can
didates will doubtless cheerfully acquiesce in
the selection of any such men to succeed the
incumbents. In the judgeship contest the sup
porters Of unsuccessful local can didates do not
parade any minor disappointment which they
may feel, but heartily indorse the District man
whom the President has chosen. SO it will be
with the civil Commissionership appointments,
provided the incumbents are displaced and
iona feie citizens of the District, ofhonesty and
fair capacity, are selected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

100 doz Of Apply lsc. cuffs. special price, pair
for PIC.
Are line Of medium weight Merino underwear
Just the thing for this changeable weather shirts and
drawers, Boo. each. for al
An elegant line of New Spring Neckwear, Ain
hands tecks and puffs. nobby PATTERNS usual price
IN Furnishing Stores Zoe. Special price, SC
choice.
new line OF Pc. neckwear. Special price, Ole
large line Of English Walking Gloves new tan
shades Special Price, 81 and sl5O. usual price,
9 % and Sl.s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

There can be no doubt Of the qualifica-
lions Of Whitelaw Reid for the French mis-
sion, FOR man competent to conduct a
great newspaper like the New York Tri-
tuHs is qualified to I'LL any government
position from the Presidency down. But
the question is, who shall fill his place il he &C
cepts Office? 1t is easy enough to pick up mos,
anywhere person competent to represent US
At Londos or Paris, as illustrated in the case OF
Minister Phelps, but the men that could be Sc
lected n-hand, qualified TO I'LL Mr.. Reid's place
would not form . very large mass meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
PARASOLS.

We are showing unlimited assortment Of all IN,
Things, Flaids, Checks, Stripes Plain CoUrs, Back
and White silk Lace Covered. &c, and all the new
shapes in handles including the very popular Long
losca sticks.
me OF Black Silk l0-inch Ebony 'ToscA" stick
handles. with kt Gold Cap band aud large silk
tassel, worth $3.50. Special Price e.
Black SILK l6-nch Dog Wood Toscar stick Ivory
Tip. Special Price $3.50
BLACK SIX lo-inch Etched oxydized "Tosca"
handles. Special Price 1913.
Frlces OF our parssols range from So to els.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

sorosis has just celebrated its twenty-frst
birthday-so the New York papers say. But
who is credulous enough to believe in such a
miracle, Can an association possibly become
twenty-one years old, whose charter members
never pass the age Of eighteen?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL oFFERS-ALL RARE BARGAINS.

30 pieces Of 3S-inch New Wool PlaIds in the new
colors and designs good values Zoe Special Price
4Sc. yard
10 pieces Of 40inch plain Mohair Dress Goods dust
OUT, IN beautiful Spring colOrs. worth fully 02lkc
yard Special Price 4Sc. yard
Exquisite designs IN best French Printed Flannels
for Wrappers, Tea Gowns, Dressing Sacques Bouses,
Children's Dresses, &C. Usual price o5c and Zoe
our price 60c. yard
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
10 dozen extra heavy ful bleached Bath Towels.
well worth 21c. Special Price lSc.
30 dozen 81 Fancy Table Covers splendid value nj
81. Special Price sl.2a
The above unusual values
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

E1-Assessor Fish is supposed to be soliloquiz-
ing sLusly this morning after the fashion Of ex-
Cardinal wolsey:
Had but served the people Of the District
with half the zeal served personally and to
mine own discredit two Of the Commissioners,
they would not in mine age have left me naked
10 mine enemies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

case after case Of new goods are being opened and
PUT IN stock. To mention all would be an impossi-
olilty, but ALL are MARKED alike-thAt is at the
very lowest prices We possibly mention. We have
peeh among the people OF Washington many years
long enough 70 be known that we do not ash FANCY
PRICES FOR FANCY GOODS" and that what we rep
resent goods TO he you may rely on 80 IL Of no use
OF dwelling on those subjects
Inc prlcesw we have mentioned below start
ers" TO give the season a early push You can set
your pick now. Later on you can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

The papers continue to talk Of Speaker
Carlisle. Ii naturally takes some time to get
out Of . habit of four years standing. And yet
nobody speaks now Of President Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20
NEW SPRING WRAPS.

We have heard nothing but favorable comments Of
our line VI Spring Garments it certainly is the most
complete We have ever shown.
Our Long Garments for early trade have been TAX
ing" even beyond our own expectations.
We have a light striped ''C0NNEMARA- Garment
in the latest Cloths, at $50; very low price
NEwMARkEIS Of the same Cloths from SO up-
ward.
We have elegant line Of short Jackets in Black and
colors. cut in the new shapes FROM 81 As upward.
In JERSEYS We are showing all the most desirable
styles that can be found both in plated and smoked
JERSEY BLoUSEs Of all styles, in plain striped &c
The same styles in SURAH SILK BLOUSES. Colors:
OLD Rose, Light Blue. Cardinal Black and complete
assortment Of Misses and Chldrens Flannel Blouses
from 81. 25 upward
We would call special attention TO our entirely new
style Of Ladies Gossamers made in the 'Connemars"
shape, in colored stripes, for s2.4s each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

UNDERWRITERS SALES OF $4,000 WORTH
" Of goods damaged by hre, smoke and water, at
KAUFMAN'S Double Combination,
mh10-lw 18th st
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Now We ARE READY.

Now WE ARE IIEADY.
Have you noticed we've not said much lately about
Shirt Waists! The reasons g a good one-we haven't
been ready. We're not in the habit Of telling you
what we're going to debut what we've done. We're
ready now. and here's the story:
On shelves. under counters, in the stockrooms-
everywhere-anywhere where there's bit of space
the entire stock Of the majority Of boys and child
rens clothing departments represent Sounds big-but
it's true.
The "star" still leads-You like them. and You
ought to- They the most satisfactory in fit and
finish of any waist that's made. Others may tell you
differently. That's have the exclusive on
them for the District But the styles-Theyre beau
ties-The patterns are all new-prettier than ever
We've got 'em in Percales and Flannels.
We've not handled them before-but we've gone into
them this like old stagers" They come in Flan-
nel, Silk finished Cashmere and in Lace-front Ducks
They're no. exactly dress up" and still they are
They're a kind of always proper" affair and that's
what ladies' appreciate.
We know you've had considerable difRculty-frst
and last-in getting just what you've wanted in Chill
dren's Jersey Waists. We've provided the remedy.
Our line is complete.
THEY TRY, BUT THEY CAN'T DO IT.
Great efforts have been made to duplicate our 1Oc
Collars and l5c. Cuffs Scores Of limitations have been
thrustout They've even tried to misead by the style
Of box. But it's use Fine feathers don't make
fine Birds and you look at some thing else than
the covering when you're buying Collars The most
of these limitations be bought all over the country
at Sc. OURS ARE MADE FOR US. We have proven
them to be equal to any zoe. Collar that has ever
been made. The Cuffs stand proportionately high
Compare with mtators-youlI see the differ
ence at once. We guarantee them, and that means we
will refund the money in every instance where they
fail to pan out" represented The styles are the
latest the fit perfect, and our name is on every one
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE sTAUNCH, STURDY OUTFITTERs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
mh2O
SALES OF $4,000 WORTH
~ OF goods DAMAGED by fire. smoke and water, at
KAUFMAN'S Double Combination,
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PA1A1s RorAr,s 75c. CoRsErs

Every pair warranted. Twelve years of experience
has taught us much For the spring of 1889 offer
ali the merits OF 81 Corsets tor ONLY 15c. PAIR.
Style No. 1-Hand-made Coutil Corsets with two
side steels.
Style NO 2-Coutil Corsets with patent cork clasp
protector.
style No. 3-French Woven Corsets for stout Ladies'
Style No. 4-French Woven Corsets for slim Ladies.
style No. ., a handmade Corset by the celebrated
Thomson of ''Glove- fitting" fame.
es OF course We won't make comparisons with Soc
Corsets but ask you it wise for the sake of 25c
risk spelling figure, your dress and your temper
by wearing the shapeless conglomeration at 50c by
compliment called Corset. Well none of them. They
are dear, dear at Doc, at 25c.; at any price.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continup1 belowl
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Z. B. BARNUM 4 CO.
nllI20

Il UNDERWRITERS SALES OF $4,000 WORTH
~ OF goods damaged BY ire, smoke, and water, at
KAUFMAN'S Double Com binatiOn
mlo-lw 1lth st. Sc
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EVERY New SEASON BRnSas
NEW GOODS.
THE BUsTLE'S SUCCESSOR,
"DIREcro1REr, DRESS IMpRovER.

"DIRECToIRE' DRESS IMPRovER.
The most Stylish and Graceful slopne Effect TO the
drspery Of the dress, hitherto difficult to accom-
pish readily attained BY the use of the Directore
Dress Improver Price 3gc.
Whilst making selection for your New Dress, don't
forget 10 buy eoodhtting corset for this helps ma
tertay both he nj and wear Of dress we have cor.
sets 70 Mt all kinds of forms. Our corsets come in
four different lensths-extra long, long, short, and
medium " different styles corsets for ell Satin cor
sets, all shades, 6S. These show up rs good any
80 corset shown come In all the new and delicate
HER MAJESTY coRsET.-we are the Washington
agents for this excellent corset There Is positively
For stout people who have hitherto found il impossi
BILE to secure . comfortable corset, we recommend
these.
OUR ANNIsE CORSET $3.50.
This superior to anything heretofore sold
by This is q corset of our own importation,
made according the very latest principles for mt and
comfort. Every pair guaranteed
one lot slightly store-soiled corsets: were $3.50;
Some OF the prettiest styles ever shown.
CHILDREN'S NULL CAPS ESQ.
Infants Long Skirts made Of good cambria, finished
ut the bottom with tucks, 5Oc
FINE LINE OF INFANTS COATS.
Infants Cashmere Goats. either long short newly
embroidered. e. 9S.
New things in Infants Striped Coats New goods all
over the house.
LANSBURGH BRO,
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BOYS NEW KING" SHIRT WAISTS.

We do not think that there has been a. complete
a line OF Shirt Waists shown in town. We have them
in the most stylish and desirable patterns sailor or
standing collars, also without collars These waists
made in the very best aud have patent
waist band with button that can't come of or rust in
washing
King Waists, Numbered. range from 81 upwards
Unlaundered Waists, 2jc. 35c 5Oc and an elegant
Waist for ooc They all come in patterns, light
and dark colors
Boys Flannel Shirt Waists: an immense assortment
ranging from Soc upward
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A Coon BLACK SuRAH SILK FoR 65c

A GooD BLACK SuRAH SILK FoR Csc.
WE HAVE JUST MADE A VERY ADvANTA.
GEoUs PURCHASE OF LOT OF BLACK SURAH
SILKS. WE CONSIDER THEM THE GREATEST
BARGAINS EVER PLACED ON RETAIL
COUNTER. ALL PURE SILK, FREE FROM
LOADING. BEAUTIFUL IN TEXTURE AND EX-
CELLENT IN COLOR. sURAHs MAKE THE
MOST COMFORTABLE AS WELL AS THE MOST
sERvICEABLE DRESSES FOR SUMMER WEAR.
20 YARDS FOR s13. JUST AS CHEAP AS WOOL.
BETTER GRADES AT 75c, 81. AND s1.o5.
JUST OPENED NEW LOT OF SPRING WOOL
EMS. LIGHTWEIGHT CAMELs HAIRS, HEN
RIETTAs, BORDERED CHALLIs, AND INDIA
SILKS. DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT THE SURAHs
AT Csc.
VIM SINISTER SONS
mh19 919 PENN. AVE. NV.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

We have Just opened another large importation Of
hosiery, among them being something in q ribbed
Top hose CTop ribbed about three inchesD, making
a very good substitute for the garter.
To introduce these make the following prices:
The DOC. quality guaranteed Fast Black 89c pair.
The Goo. quality guaranteed Fast Black, 45c pair
The zoe, quality guaranteed Fast Black. soc pair.
Our line Of 4sc. hosiery is the most extensive
placed ON our shelves they comprise. plain colors
stripes and combinations cotton and Isle threads
These all excellent values, worth full 55c. 10
75c. a pair, only 4sc. remember.
90 dozen of Ladies Ribbed Isle Vests or square
shape necks white, pink or blue edsing. only &c
each.
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1889 SrRrsa NOVELTIES.

Now the excitement and overcrowdine attending the
Opening" Of spring fashions In over yon can calmly
and deliberately investigate the claims Of the new
candidates for your favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

Underwriters SALES OF 100000 WORTH
~ OF goods damaged by fire, smoke and water, at
KAUFMAN'S Double Combination,
mh15-lw i IN at sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-20

A New DEPARTURE
in Goods which as familiar Household Words"
No advance in prices.
Alexandria, Va
SODA CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUIT
ANIMAL CRACKERS.
UneQualed in
CRISPNESS and FLAVOR.
If you want light. wholesome table Cracker, in
which all the original sweetness of the wheat berry
retained, ask your grocer for HILLS Goods.
stamped thus:
Our representative is waiting upon the trade
daily.
GEORGE R. HILL & CO.,
Nos. 216. 2ls. 22O N Lee st..
mh15-6t Alexandria, We.
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and deliberately investigate the claims Of the new
candidates for your favor.
Aspecial exhibition of
Soc 90 ERR ssss ZEE TIT ssss
9 g 8 RRR ssss kE I ssss
eco 90 ( + ssss EEEE + ssss
s Fl 4 I 4 # SIS
F ~ LII LII I ~ 4 il ssss
ERE kRf go " "A /
20 AAA L ~
90 Y ILL .
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.
Cheap Corsets, but no low priced Corsets. All Cor
sets Numbered and repaired free Of charge variety
SO great that all figures may DE fitted We, therefore
ask your confidence and patronage.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued beiow)
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LANsBURGH & BRO,
mh20 42O. 422, 424. 426 9TH At.
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BLACK LACE FIoUNCINGs.

BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGs.
We have bought importers Of sample pieces
of PURE SILK, Black 45-inch founcines, . rare
chance to buy lace a bargain
7pieces all-slk Black Lace Flouncinss. worth el50
yard. Special price. sL0oa yard
pieces Black Flouncings, worth s1e0. for 81 Is
yard
IL pieces Black Flouncings. worth ~. 25. for $50
aysrd
lopieces Black Flouncinss worth $500. for sl.os
aysrd
These soods won't be In our store long.
NEW PERSIAN AND APPLIQUE TRIMMINGS.
Big bargains In PERSIAN TRIMMINGS thandsoms
desgns) 1t 25c, Soc. Use, esc and upwards; every
piece worth Toe to Soc yard more than
APPLIQUE TRIMMINGS ct Use, q and MP % s5s
yard; worth SOC. ~ 81 yard more than marked.
JANE HADrNe vEILINGs.
Just opened line of Desp-bordsrsd Dotted vsiliasA
worth soc. TO 6oc yard for $50 yard
Lot worth 75c. yard for SIC yard
lot worth q yard for 50c. yard
Alot of finest Embroidsrsd Nun Tea worth lbc. -
40c.. only LOG. each
+ I; E Hii'HH ::
roPuLAR SHOPPING PLACE
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