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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23

As substitute for granite blocks
steel paving is attracting consider able
attention, its durability being said to
be quite a point IN its favor and Its
cost being somewhat less. It consists
OF steel strips about two and half
inches wide aud one inch thick, rolled
with channel on the side exposed to
traffic, and with notches about six
inches apart. These strips weigh
eleven pounds to the yard, are laid
across the street a distance of ABOUT
five inches between centers, and their
length is only sufficient to extend TO
the middle Of the street, SO that the
proper slope from the center to the
cutters can be secured. They are
bolted together so as to secure them
against lateral slipping, and are
fastened to wooden sills. A firmly
constructed bed Of gravel composes
ne support for this pavement while
between the steel strips mixture OF
pitch and cement is poured, blhng the
interstices to level with the tops OF
strips. aud rendering the surface COM
psratively smooth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
Sayings of the Sages.

You will find in your work that the
less YOU have to look at the better you
attend. You can no more see twenty
things worth seeing in an hour than You
can read twenty books worth reading
in IA day. No book is worth anything
that is not worth much, nor IS 1t SER
yiceable until it has been read, aud
reread, and loved, and loved again,
and marked so that you can refer to
the passages YOU want in it as sol
der can seize the weapon he needs IN
an armory. --R4Sbta.
Such is the world. Understand it,
despise it, love it; cheerfully hold on
thy way through it, with thine eye on
high lOde-stars. 49, Carlyle.
man in authority is but as
candle in the wind, sooner wasted
Or blown out than under "A busheL
beaumont am Fletcher.
Run If you like, but try to keep your breath
Work like Il man, but don't be worked &c
death. -holhes'
The reason why great men meet
with so little pity or attachment in adj
yersity would seem to be this: The
friends of great man were made by
his fortunes, his enemies by himself,
and revenge is a much more punctuaI
pavmaster than gratitude. Those
whom a great man has marred rejoice
at his ruin, and those whom he has
made look on with indifference. be-
cause with common minds the destruc-
ton of the creditor is considered as
equivalent to the payment of the debt
- OLkOR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
The Siamcse Girl.

The Siamcse girls have beautiful
eyes. and the plump olive checks Of
maldens Of Is would be very attract
i've were it not for the betel. The
eyes are black, luStrous, and full OF
soul. They are a friendly set. too,
and they do not shrug their rosy un-
covered shoulders nor attempt to pull
down their ballet-girl costume in the
presence of the men. Many of them
are peddlers in this city of Canas, and
they sit in these long, narrow, canoe
Ike boats and paddle along tfeir
wares from house to house. They
seem to be the managers of the stores
and these river shops Of Bangkok are
out of the water and the maiden store
keeper squats down on the floor with
her goods all around her and with her
betel box and tobacco beside her Her
husband is usually lying in n back room
or loaiing. Her stock is very small
and there is nothing for the foreigner
To buy The wants of the people are
few. Siamese washing takes neither
soap nor starch, and vegetables and
rice conSt tute the most of the food OF
the people When they wanta dainty
they take little raw, rotten ush anu
mix il with their curry, and the ma
ioriW of them do not know what meat
is-F d. Carpenter, Ia the Att6 lorS
World
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
So wisei

40. mammaw She said, with burst
of girlish confidence, "what do you
think? Mr. Iddyot proposed last
night"
"Ah. did he, my laarP And what
did my little girl ayP'
ION, l told him that an engagement
was too solemn aud sacred thing to
me to be entered into without serious
and playful consideration, and that |
would give him my answer in a week.
And now, mamma mine, we must go
right to work aud find out If he really
aud truly has Sl5,0 900 year and a cot
tage at Bar Harbor.'
You dear, wise little giFl.h cried
the fond mother. folding her child to
her bosom, and weeping softly over
her.-P.ck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23

He was a happy-go-mcky fellow, my
uncle, Col. Edouard Grilard. Among
his comrades he was known as fortunes
favoritc.
At the age Of 40 he was colonel of
regiment Of hussars and an officer of
the Legion of Honor. He was high
spirited, brave as lion, and we'll edu-
Gated. He had an iron constitution,
that enabled him to endure suffering
that would have killed an ordinary
man.
Such was my Uncle Edouard when,
in 1869, it was our fortune TO be in
camp together at Chalous.
One day | was dining at his mess,
and while we were over our coffee the
sergeant entered and handed him "A
letter
"Excuso me- he said.
He tore open the envelope, from
which fell the photograph of "A young
woman. With IA quick movement he
picked up the photograph, and gazed
at il moment with Il look of admira-
ton Then handing it to me, he said:
..lt is Suzanne. She is right, poor
Girl. ought to have informed her Of
my arrival
Then he handed me the letter, which
was as follows:
"My Dear Guardian; is It right for You TO
net thus toward poor little prisoner VINO has
only Won tu the world, ANA who loves YOU SO
muChf only one pdltry letter since your de-
parture tor Mexico. ANA nave hNd To re-
Cclyr from One of the sisters of the convent
the news OF your return TO France. For the
last eight days every time heard the hell an
nuunciug the arrival uf u visitor ! nave
Thought it was you who had come 20 see me.
But WIS always mistaken. The visit was
ALWAYS for somH OF the other girls, sisters Of
the officers who have made the campaign with
you-this campaign during which / nave
wCurled heaven with PRAYERS Tor your protcc-
ton Fortunately, shall pass a part OF my
vacation with your sister. Come ana see me
nt her house, and sucuhce a lIile 81 your
time 90 your little SUZANNE.
From that time my uncle was uotthe
jovial man be had formerly been.
When ne received that letter it was
nearly time for the summer vacation,
aud his sister, my aunt, had invited
Mdlle. Suzanne To spend 1t with her
aud her daughters.
We both obtained leave of absence
in order that we might visit my aunt,
who had a beautiful estate in the
valley Of Chcyreuse,
Soon after our arrival at my aunts
nome nome 49,. l noticed ct I lhat whenever e, y.,. my
uneIe was ~ the presence Oh suzanne
he was cold aud reserved At times
ho would pass his hand over his fore
head, as though his thoughts troubled
Num-
suzanne = PoSl'lon was Wen known
IN tne family. An ola friend ot my
i9ny''' a captain M the SGT culrasS'ers'
haU "n ms oe''n9eo named h'n IN ms
wv rs '"' AN'ru''o oI h's uauSh'er
Suzanne. then girl OF & years,
PuP'' 'o IL convent
NV 'a', "'I- IVY unv'' aroused me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27
I'm RousD U Or Tn WEE

Friday and saturday are scrt Of general dsys The
Developments Of the wcaA usually m, 4, ,h.r. hv
Friday. try 20 sc, everything m line for prompt
and easy action. All over the hou., ,he prsc.. A..
twisted out Of shape-and any one who's chssfnr .
dollar win Overs&ke II he runs around thrvush our
various Departmental
THE THIRD FLOOR
The Odds and Ends are on their isss len Com.
MP and ZEE what's here-if ANYTHING Won a., p..-
you're money IN The regular lines Of thin tnins, ar,
in fun blast and 1T under pr,o.x.so xou,r. So a
running into what's wanted and MAY D. among the
oods and Ends"-any vy 1t lees price than you hear
Of outside
THE SECOND FLOOR
The Shirt waists show NJ the greatest lot Of snsps
Tnere are stin some of those ESQ unlHundered ones
eatwo Tor the usual cost Of oneand few OF the 5oo
ones that were reduced TO 35c.-3 for ell Those 4oc
Domet waists-whst left Of ther-sre 2sc.-spa
we've special line ut SOC. The great business we're
doing with the Star and King Waists leave. a. many
broken lot-especiay In the 81 and 81 2s qualisies
We throw them In with the ''odds ana
Ends" and youn ind plenty Of patterns
you'll ike Thy 10 osnss The OIL Flannel Waists
for half catches fresh addition every day. There
are three color Of these-olve. Brown and Blue
Look for sise among any Of these Waists for your.
selves, ladies'.
FIRST FLOOR
All the Mems str.ws are STILL as CENTS. and win
stay 90 a. long one remsinA The assortment is
getting . little ratified. but you'll hnd something
thatn ft your head-your taste-and surely your
pocket book at as cents
The sample slippers-freshened up with new arrivals
in the middle Of the week-win furnish the Ladies'
plenty Of opportunities TO Shoe themselves 10 ad-
vantage.
In the Furnishings-that English Balbriegxn re-
duced from sll5 TO IS cents. win plenty Of de-
mand tomorrow. II was good garment for the ORG.
tnai price and at least quarter cheaper than you
could get it elsewhere Now at SIC. it's drawing
card"
You know THE Soc Neck1ncar sdropped % rs ots-
don't forget that Don't you want . new Scarf for
sundayf There some besuties here. We've some
Half Hose at quarter that'u pay you 20 look at.
All around the house. in every nook and corner,
you'n find Us cooked and primed" for to-morrow's
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27
WHAT Gun LAss Are.

Our departure from 9TH street win soon take place
the handsome eight-story stone and iron building
the corner Of 18th and f. in Of oonstruc-
ton, viii be, when finished of the mos complete
business houses Of the kind in the city with
and Upholstery Fabrics of which not single dollars
worth will be taken into the new building the ques-
ton arises what shall be done with this stock The
answer IL easy. To dispose quickly must sell low,
and this is what we propose to do.
On MONDAY MORNING, July o. and continuing
throughout the week:
Parlor Suits. 1--WE pieces covered in best si pushes
French tapestries. S57. So per suit Cheap at $50
Solid Oak Chamber Suits, S22. Reduced from e35
Solid Oak Chamber Suits. $50 Reduced from Gas.
Solid Oak Chamber Suits $45. Reduced from s65
Solid Cherry Chamber Suits. SEQ Reduced from
s92.
Solid walnut Chamber Suits. eco Reduced from
s145.
DO YOU NEED AN
Extension Tsble' Hat Tree' sideboard, or an Easy
Chair! Writing Desk! Office Table, So the prices
will make you buy.
CARPETS CARPETS
Best Body Brussels that were q 25, now 9Os.
Best Body Brussels that were 81 10. now $50.
Best Body Brussels that were 81, now 75c.
Best Tapestry Brussels that were o., now Csc
Best Tapestry Brussels that were $50. now $50.
Best Atwood Ingrains that were S5c, now SOC.
Medium Quality Ingrains that were Csc. now 45c.
RUGS. RUGS RUGS
To close our large stock Of Bromley Smyrna Rugs
we have concluded to close Is follows:
400 Rugs that were ~. as, now s1-65.
800 $3.50. now s2.35.
100 $3.50. now s445.
90 e10. now $500.
In connection With above we have determined 10 sell
our stock Of heavy Turcoman Curtains - viz;
90 reduced from So
$3.50 reduced from e13
el2. SO reduced from ego.
All Velvet and MoQuette Ottomana. 500
All q Table Linen at Csc.
An 81. SO Upholstery Fabrics at Use.
All % Lace Curtains ct also.
All Patent Dedo Window Shades &c.,
We viii sell next week 5000 Kitchen Chairs at l5c,
100 Woven Wire Mattresses at 25 Hair Mattresses;
40 pounds. %. IS; 100 Large Miter Rugs ct q.
In fact. Will sell every Roll Carpet every stick of
Furniture every piece Of Upholstery Gooda regardless
of cost before We move into our new quarterA 18Th
and sta
Parties contemplating houseekeepine IN thu tan
would do well 10 buy of US now. We must sell and do
JULIUS LANsBuRaH
12o sl5 tn 4. nv.
BAnoA1ss In. Suxxrs HAra
FIFTEEN PER CENT REDUCTION
on our entire stockos
DERBY. SILK. cAssuGKRE.
SOFT AND STRAW HATE;
Also Lawn Tennis capA Hass and Umbrella
This reduction win Be given foe
TEN DAYS ron CASH.
Our sock - TIE lawsss IN ths eaty, snA eoaasss e
The finest goods manufactured
NO discount On military or society eooda
wuLExx 1uoT1.
70 COS psnnavlvnnA svA
esnUB NATIONAL lLOWEB.
,r.,s.--, =, VI 6saa. ~ ~ = - ~.
~ fGsse "a So 81 ~ g saus
youR vote On tbs 1nteFss<1ng 0umtfsa-
@ O. Pu1DKLL Boohnsz1u.
03o as oth - Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

when Montana abolishes the grand jrry, how
win criminals be prosecuted for the graver Of
iencesf Upon private information And must
the prosecution be conducted under private
auspices Also, or is there to be an officer who
shall decide whether there is enough in a case
TO warrant making move on it2 The ultra
progressive element in the now states will find
neAsy to pull down time-honored institutions.
but harder to invent something which will ade-
quately I'LL their places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27
Shoes Ar REDUCED PR1crs.

few OF the reduced prices are pointed at Probably
not the style require. It's not because they are
not here.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Spring heel Button Boots in Straight Goat Dongols
and Hand-sewed French Kid, reduced from al so
&l.9S and 4223 to ONLY 81 PAIR.
MISSES SHOES.
Similar to above, but in sizes from No. 12 to No.
reduced from 81 25. e. SO and 81 20 to ONLY 1 go
A PAIR.
LADIES' shoes
Dongola Kid Button Boots, Common-Sense and
Opera Toes 1t was by sacrifice Of fair profit tina,
the price was So; reduced to ONLY 81 40 PAIR
e1Frank Pray'a Croxton Woods, Curtis d
Wheeler's Shoes. Of all kinds, at lowest prices We,
quoted for these celebrated makes.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
fCoDtinued helovN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

A murderer was hanged last week whose final
hours, in the cell and on the scatfold, were de-
scribed in elaborate detail in the Minneapolis
and ST Paul newspapers, regardless of the new
law forbidding such publications. The fami)-
lar smile Of damming up the waters OF the
Nile with bulrushes would apply quite o. for
cioly to the effort to ste in the press any tonic
which the reading public demand. as 70 the
lettering OF the step Of freedom in general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

Tn EVENING star VIII Be sent By man 10
any address in the United States or Cansda
for such period a. may Be desired, ct the
rate Of afty cents per month - BID az
such orders "sss Be accompanied By De rsoeey
o. DC paper cmnos Be sent, as no accounts are
ktpf ritA mail ssbscy7pssons -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

Robert n. Lamborn Of New York offers q
number OF valuable money prizes to the men
who viii suggest the best methods Of Kidding
the country Of mosquitoes. How would The
harryatt method Of killing feas ds2 Seize the
mosquito firmly between the thwnb and
finger, squeeze it until it opens its mouth,
then pour arsenic down its throat until il ia
full. If this failed, then an electric battery OF.
say, one billion ohm power might be brought
to bear upon the insect Surely science can
supply some means Of Kidding the world Of
the pest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

II would be an act Of practical humanity 70
let the American proteotorate over Samoa take
the form OF q generous contribution toward the
relief Of her famine-splitsen people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

The sympathy Of sensible people will not be
wasted, to any great extent, upon the Connect
cut young woman who, having gone into a mock
marriage with half-witted man ''for fun"
finds herself offered the alternative of either
remaining tied to him for life or paying for
the privilege Of cutting herself loose. The
mock marriage joke has been run into the
ground far enough to have got pretty we'll
buried by this time, and its resurrection ought
TO be made an expensive luxury to all con-
cerned woman who would lend herself 10
such piece of business proves herself unfit for
the real relation, at least until her sense of
decency has undergone a thorough fumieation
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-
The prices hsvs been reduced 10 Whist was cousid.
cred srestss4 loss That could BE- Afforded but the
rain made you psoof even szas pvs ls sAa. cost q,
1sstsrtaia
Can ysu rsiass 10 psr esnt discgmEs- 10 pr cent
on the reduced pr1cesR
LADlET SUITS that were % my nov b haA for
o5zA Ia Ga suias ofs week ego ~ nov agvn 70
ele.s0L Excnuxws aOvuldes that vsrs o26 srsd swu
b oeA9o
MISSES SUITS M reduced from - o. ~ 90 %
el79 esch. uors szps.sive suits pssportiouately
redncsd
CAuDRxN-e SUITS sx o.. 20 each sAuE sold ear
NJ !. tAsssss'as = - ssits shss wsrs sl.ss ~
xM PAIAIs ROYAL.
A LmxxR
hs7 Cor. lsth sad n svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-27

SO Pm Cent Drsoousr.
33h PER CENT DISCOUNT.
rs PER CENT DISCOUNT.
These discounts are given 70 reduce stock 10 MAKE
room FOR newgoods We don't intend to exhibit any.
thing this fall but thestest and newest designs cen
sequently to move last winters patterns quickly we
Offering them at less than cost To thoroughly ap
preciate the sacrifice are making you should call
and see our stock.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
In this department you viii find every class of Furn-
ture Covering manufactured from the cheapest goods
to the best All kinds and styles Of Heavy Curtains
and Portieres. PRINCES and all manner Of Trimmings
Lace Curtains Of every make from the cheapest Not
tingham 10 the finest Brussels Irish Point and Rus
sian. All goods that were in stock january in this
department viii be sold at 33,I per cent discount.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
75c Ingram CARPET reduced 70 55c
65c Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced TO 45c
81 Best Tapestry Brussels Carpet reduced TO zoe.
s1.15 Body Brussels Carpet reduced to SOC.
&1.5o Best Body Brussels reduced TO 81.
s1.25 Velvet Carpets reduced to soc.
also wilton Velvet Carpets reduced to 81
GIGS Best Moquette Carpets reduced to sl.lo.
1t viii pay you well TO buy carpet Of any Of the
above qualities and keep it until you are ready 10 use
it. even If you have it two yearx
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
you want to make . paying investment this ID
your opportunity. Pine well cheap Furniture Of
every kind and class win be sold at from 25 10 so per
cent less than regular prices whyf Because the
styles change twice . year. and We are determined
not to exhibit the styles two years succession
sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
Refrigerators. Mosquito canopiea
Water Coolers, Hammocks
Water Filters, Straw Mattines
Rattan and Reed Chairs. Wire window Serena
Hammock Chairs. Baby Carriages
Porch Chairs. velocipedes.
Straw Rugs, Bicycles,
Summer Draperies Tricyclea
Imitation Silks, Lawn Chairs
Washing Machines. Tents.
Cedar Chests. Moth Paper.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
We would call particular attention 70 this branoh a
our business which have taken mp within the l.sa
year with renewed vgor and strength Our friends and
customers Of fifteen years ago viii remember how we
once led In this business, and propose TO
pass all former efforts. Our aim and study is pro-
duce the best effects for the least possible expense and
we have been remarkably successful in the past few
months. No one furnishing afford to leave our
ideas unnoced Our corps Of artists the best and
most original and all work 10 done with guarantee
Of best workmanship
THIS FALL.
Our new goods arriving daily and the display this
season viii be far in advance of our former efforts
Prices win be lower than ever. aim being TO do Q
very large business at . small profit. a. IL IN de-
cdedly better way TO success than charging large
profits and making few sales.
You are cordially invited 10 examine our stock and
premises We said 10 carry the second largest
sortment Of styles and designs in the entire United
ststeA
WV E e. M N p ssss &c.
W% ssRRs-NN No EErrssss
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" 4 6HUSTER & SONS
DO PENN AVE. NV

II AwNs, &c; SHIFTING PRINTS, &c; DRRSS
~ Glnghams, NC. Jerseys, all colors, Poe.
KAUFMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Y2I-3t 18th st.
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JurY 26rn
Gle PENNSYLVANIA AVE

WE HAVE IN sTocK. ALL TOLD. ABOUT $50
PIECES FRENCH sATINEs. WE WANT TO CLOSE
THEM. THE DESIGNS ARE GOOD, THE STYLES
EXCELLENT. CLOSING PRICE. 2oc.
IN SCOTCH AND FRENCH GINGHAMs WE CAN
SHOW $50 PIECES OF ALL STYLES AND PRICES
WANT TO CLOSE THEM AND HAVE MARKED
THEM AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THEM
MOVE RAPIDLY. IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL
AND SEE THEM
SO PIECES WHITE GOODS WANT TO CLOSE
THEM. FORMER PRICE 20 AND Csc HAVE RE-
DUCED THEM TO 12,sc. PER YARD. A RARE
CHANCE TO GET A GOOD WHITE DRESS FOR A
SMALL CONSIDERATION.
so PIECES ENGLISH DIMITY STRIPES WHITE
GROUNDS WITH SMALL CoLoRED STRIPES.
OFFER THEM FOB 12,<o
IT WILL PAY ANY SHOPPER TO LOOK AT OUR
REMNANT COUNTERS ALL KINDS OF REM
NANTs AT VERY Low PRICES WILL BE DIS.
PLAYED ON OUR CENTER COUNTERS FOR THE
NEXT FEW DAYS.
IN WHITE GOODS WE HAVE VICTORIA LAWNS
INDIA LINENS, BOTH PLAIN AND HEM
STITCHED.
wELTS, ALL KINDS.
BATIsTE DE PARIS.
FRENCH MUILS
NAINsooK. PLAIN. STRIPED AND pLAIDs.
PERSIAN LAWNS
SWISS MUsLINs, PLAIN AND FIGURED.
WE HAVE TWENTY PIECES OF EMBROIDERED
SWISS, CONTAINING ~ YARDS, FOR WHITE
DRESSES. HAVE MARKED THEM AwFUILY
CHEAP.
ABOUT 80 GENTLEMEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS
REDUCED; WANT TO CLOSE THEM, SO HAVE
MADE THE PRICE LOW TO MAKE THEM MOVE
RAPIDLY.
80 PIECES OUTING CLOTHS, BEAUTIFUL DE-
SIGNS, AT THE Low PRICE OF l2k CENTS PER
YARD
ONLY 20 DOE GENTS PLATED SILK HOSE
LEFT; THIS Is THE LAST OF THESE GOODS WE
SHALL HAVE
CUSTOMERS OWING BILLS WILL PLEASE CALL
AND SETTLE, AS WE ARE COMPELLED TO
CLOSE ALL BOOK ACCOUNTS RELATING TO OLD
BUSINESS BY MIDDLE OF AUGUST.
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of Chdren's and Infants Goods Prices worth read
ing Of.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Special Lor SOC. DREss GooDs.
81, 75c., 6sc Dress Goods for Soc
NOT REMNANTS. II you are not surfeited with
remnants perhaps you won't object to being told
nants are here ut so-mucf-t the pound prices.
This offering of SOC. Dress Goods 4 very different
thing OF course it's easy to write Of trashy goods
undesirable patterns and make them appear desirable
paper. So is it best merely you to COM
pare these Soc Dress Goods with those being offered
around town at 81, rs and 6Scs
HERE'S THE LIST
45-inch Black Mohair siclian Silk finish Brillian-
tine.
40inch Colored Mohair sicilian
3s-inch Black Soft finish Serge
3S-inch Black all Wool Cashmere.
3s-inch Black Wool Nuns Yelling
3S-inch Black all-wooi AIbatross.
These qualities at SOC. yard make an immediate
purchase vice investment should the goods be
wanted only for future use.
Continued belowD
CH1LDnEs,s DRESSES AfHA1r Pace.
Ihese are new goods. nrst saw washington Satur-
day. July "a.
Their History: The manufacturer has commenced
the production of Children Cloaks for fall wear and
his stock Of Summer Dresses closed out to the
Palais Royal buyer at s31l per cent discount.
A LBS DRESS FOR z5o.
The first Short Dress for baby TO size suitable for
bouncing four-year old girl boy. All Of them at
75c. each. though e135 and 81. so 10 the price Of
regular stock in similar styles-i.e, Nainsook with
tucked waist. two rows Embroidery. 'front.' neck and
| sleeves-
HERE'S sl.9s DRESS FOR 9sc Mother Hub
bard" Style. Embroidered Yoke. 3-inch Embroidered
hume with Seven Tucks above
CSC. DRESS FOR Csc. Gretchen" Style. Tucked
Waist, 4-inch Hem TO Dress Neck andsleeyes trimmed
with fine embroidery.
55c. FOR Sl.l5 DRESS. This can be written In
all truth for the iticat style and qualy q in regular
stock and MARKED sLA
Irsa Nsinsook long DRESS 12 tucks down front.
sleeves and neck trimmed with fine Nainsook edge.
FOR BIG CHILDREN tages to l2 years.-The
same price for all sizes-i e.. ssc for 6s quality
Crossbar Muslin Aprons made in "Empire' style and
trimmed with tine Embroidery
There's . 4l.75 APRON FOR CSC. .aretchenn
style. of India Linen, with reversd 'front.' and backs
and quantity trimmed Sleeyes Large or smsu sixes
for csc.
~ Above quoted IRE but . few Of what the buyer
thinks the best oaxgaias but there are nearly 200
Dresses Tor yoa 10 select from.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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