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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

The Countess Festetics, of Vienna, who has
just been made defendant in a divorce suit, is
not without her share of sensational domestic
experience. She was the daughter of a poor
suburban tradesman and brilliant beauty. and
was discovered and married by a stockbroker
named Fischer, of common antecedents but
some means. Her husbands income enabled
her to appear frequently at the theater and
other public places, where she fell under the
eye of Count Paul Festetics, a young nobleman
of ancient lineage, who began a violent court
ship, without the formality of asking permits
sion Of her husband. When appraised of the
condition of things. however. the latter kindly
consented, for consideration. to step aside
and let the lady get Klausenburg divorce as
it is called there-a form of separation which is
not recognized by the Catholic church and con-
sequently not by the Austrian court, but which
is valid in the eye of the civil law. The count.
whose family did everything in their power to
break off the affair, persisted in his purpose Of
marrying her, and they have lived very AMIGA
bly, ever since, the only apparent impeachment
to their happiness being the occasional embar-
Easements which the indefinite social status of
their union has brought upon them. 1t has
been r1raored for some time that the countess's
ambition was not satisfied by her present rank,
and that she would have no objection to make
another expedition to Klqusenburg for the sake
OF member of a certain royal house. 1t is
possibly the elimination of such rumors which
has brought about the counts suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
A CHANCE To Bur New Goop.
AT GREATLY CUT PRICES


Suf STOCK IL large and we must move II, to do II
qcy we nave put the knife in prices up to the hit
we menton lew OF the bargains. but you must come
zoe 70 Iuy appreciate the opportunity offered to
ouy nrstciass eoods at cut rates:
pest Az WOOL fun Extra super 1ngrans. 60c. yard
Desl =. 7. uIi E1tra super Ingrains, SOC. yard
tapestry brussels, best makes, soc. yard
Douy nrusseis' pest makes, 81 ayard.
Dest Moquette carpets, Sl-2o.
Dest Quanty smyrna Mats regular price 81 10, cut
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

Mrs. Rawson, the divorced wife of the Chi
cago banker, is reported to be about to go on
the stage with a play of her own writing,
founded on the story of her domestic and other
vicissitudes. This is rubbing it in. The pub
lie have had so much more than they want of
Mrs. Rawson in real life that it is outrageous
for her to force herself upon them in mimic
representation also. When the world comes to be
regulated as it ought to be there will be place
provided for corralling men and women who
have made themselves disagreeably notorious
and keeping them out of sight till the rest of
humanity has had chance TO rest its eyes on
something else for while and fill its lungs
with fresh air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
This weeks mystery is the question: ''what

Thls week mystery IS the question: "What
has become of the crew and passengers of the
deserted Danmark?" When discovered the
abandoned vessel was in frequented route of
ocean travel, and broken chain hung from
her bow, suggesting that at some time in her
voyage she had been in tow of another vessel
The general inference has been that her pas
sengers and crew were rescued by a
Steamer which afterward for a time took
the Danmark in tow, and news of their
safety has been expected in New York
every day for some time past. But the ex-
pected tdlngs do not come, and hope is turn
yhg into anxiety and despair. 1t does not ap-
pear, however, that the case is, as yet, by any
means hopeless. The rescuing vessel may have
been tramp steamer" bound to some distant
port; or the indication of the broken chain
may be deceptive, and the persons on the Dam
mark may have abandoned her for sailing
vessel, or for the open boats and RATS with
which the Danmark was well supplied They
evidently left the ship deliberately and in
body and intrusted themselves to some vessel or
vessels which they believed to be safer than the
slowly sinking Danmark. If it should turn out
that their choice of alternatives was fatal, and
that they left the Danmark, from which they
would have been rescued, only to meet death in
their fail hfe-boats, the tragedy will be a repe-
tition on the water of the Wiley House disas-
Ter in the White mountains. The dreadful
sound of an avalanche of stone, apparently roll
ing down the mountain side upon the Wiley
House, drove every one of the terrified occu-
pants from this building to seek safety else
where. But the avalanche divided before
reaching the hotel, and while the building was
untouched every one of the persons who fled
from it persisted. The abandoned Danmark
may be the counterpart of the deserted Wiley
House, but the fact is not yet ascertained, and
hope for the safety of the ocean travellers need
not yet be surrendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
Shoes Or The Best MAkrRs

co per cent discount)
Ia Every article in the Paais Royal Shoe department
Tor tomorrow at 20 per cent of the marked prices
Every Boot Shoe, and slipper has the price marked
plainly the sole.
The best makes Of the best makers only For in
stance: -
CURTIS WHEELER are manufacturers of ma
tons reputation Isn't 50 the standard price for their
handmade Boots: Palas Royal price tomorrow "a
CROArON WOOD For it comfort, durability,
ana pr1ce-worthlness. not the $3.50 hand-turn
Boots OF these manufacturers known throughout the
United Statess
c. WIS new spring styles at $3.50 pair at the
Palais Royal tomorrow.
Ladies' misses boys girls, chdren's. and infants
shoes and slippers Of every description are offered YOU
at one-hfth less than the price marked the SOLE
Continued beloWl
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X. GoLDscHMrD.
1OO7-1OO9 F ST. NV.
NEW STORES,

10O7-1OO9 ST. NV.
NEW STORES,
1t than meets my expectations 1t grows: gets
better every day as become accustomed to it and my
customers get used to it, Nothing like room. light
and air to promote good looks good health and good
nature, and those three long way toward promot-
Ing good business You will find me always pursuing
the same old coursegving the very best the
very least money.
Notice what am doing for Saturday and Monday,
| April 20 and 90.
81 Tapestry Vases for Csc
81 Tapestry Vases for S4Sc.
81 Tapestry Flower Pots for CSC.
81 Double Vase, with Birds Nest, for 9Sc
English Decorated China Tea Sets, 90 pieces worth
| So. at S2.9S.
American Hand-painted China Tea Sets, 60 pieces,
worth So, at "a. IS,
Carlsbad Elegant Hand painted China Tea Sets So
| pieces, worth $40, at S7.9S.
English China Combination Dinner and Tea Sets
decorated with spring flowers, 80 pieces worth 81
| at $l09S.
Glasgow China Combination Dinner and Tea Sets,
elegantly hand painted with natural flowers l29
| pieces, worth S22, at 1898.
French China Dinner Sets, handsomely hand painted
with flowers, 113 pieces, worth s25, at sI9.9S
Elegant Hand-painted China Chamber Sets, worth
| IS, at rs.
RogeEs Bros 1s47 extra silver.plated on Nickel
na ffpsX e "a Gn sc doz
| Glasses, q for lie. '
4 great reduction in Rugs.
| n az az smyrna smyrna bugs, lsx36 in. for 7sc.
ssss s@srns k kass Saag Ill., fSF sl9s
Special 6argains will be offered in my Perfumery,
Jeweiry, Soap Stationery and Umbrella Departments
A new Baby Carriage for Easter Sunday.
VIII offer on second floor the greatest bargains
ever offered by any house, Manufacturers NOT ex.
ena GUIDED. baby Carriages at such prices that every
monsr can nave new and attractive Baby Carriage
Tor per little Darling on Easter sunday
| All my 80 4S Carriages for "a 9S.
| Al my = AS Carriages for S6.4S.
| AL my $40 9S Carriages for az 90
| All my 81. 4S Carriages for 40 gS
| AL my IL -9S Carriages for S1O9S
Al my As Carriages for Sl34S
All my e19 90 Carriages for SltS al
VIII also give 10 per discount off uarte pvcas
| On All NY me Baby Carriages from 32O to 40
| every Carriage ~@~' e"en WIN
| R. GOLDSCHMID,
ap10-3m 1O07.lO09 ct. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

An exhibition Of revolutionary relics has been
opened in the palace of the Louvre in Paris.
The greatest relic of them all is the palace in
which the collection is housed When mobs
and insurgent armies have wrecked everything
else worth wrecking in Paris. the Louvre has
held its ground. The measure of its antiquity
Is past calculation, but the primitive building
IL known to have been in existence as far back
a. IN the seventh century, when King Dagobert
reigned. 1t was used then as a stable and KEN
mel for the kings horses and hounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

The nearer the day for the opening of the
Berlin conference approaches the more per-
sistently Prince Bismarck labors to show that
it was not he, but Consul Knappe, who brought
about all the troubles at Samoa. Germany, he
says, has no proper interest in the domestic af-
fairs of the islands. That is good, az far as it
goes. The next thing We may expect of Prince
Brismarck is a command to Consul Knappe to
release King Malietoa from captivity and send
him back to the throne where he rightfully be-
longs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

A colored church in indianapolis is going to
Reproduce, on its own platform, the scenes of
the Inauguration of President Harrison, all the
members Of the administration and their wives
being represented in the show by members of
the congregation. If the President wants
another outing let him run back home for an
evening, buy gallery ticket, and get an out
side view of the Inauguration drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

AT the rate the poles are coming down in
New York 1t Is estimated that Broadway will be
Cleared all the way to Central Park by the end
of the week. The New Workers are already be-
glnningto plume themselves upon their lighter,
airier anda pparently broader street in the alb
PENCE Of the cloud Of overhead wires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

Distressful snowstorms are the latest vista
tions which have fallen upon silesia. When
the people are not starving to death they are
drowned by inundation; and, when the water
has gone down, late April snow comes to
blight the crops and freeze the poor cottagers
in the highlands. The poet who thought
variety the very spice of life missed deal Of
pleasure by not having the lines of his career
cast in this Prussian province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
CHr1pREss WRAps Ar H.1r

Eifty-tve coats and ulsters at exactly half price
The 0dTaent Cered yesterday sold RAPIDLY so af for
t0-ROgTotC thirty @ fgnce garments taken from
The regular stock. ~
SIZES-from 4 to - years INCLUSIVE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ll-wool. Stripes chects
plads in blues tans, browns. grayS
STSLES-"GFetchen'' and ',(sreenawayn and GOV .ha
bigger girls notifications of ladies' coats and ulster
SCI The garments will be found near elevator on
special table, and adjoining a table full OF CAPS
Fine null three Caps, corded embroidered and
are offered at Ice, l21kc., 25c. and 39c each
Continued Deiow1
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S1.75 KD Gloves FoR $l.5O


The latest style English Promenade Gloves in dressed
and undressed kid. Improved narrow embroidered
backs We could write list Of twenty tints and
quote names few could understand Isn't it wiser 10
write We show the dress goods shades of new blues
greens. grays, reds, tans modes, browns, &c.
A word about the price
We ask you try and match these gloves elsevher
at less than S1.10.
sS Ten experts to fit gloves to the hand ut the
Palais Royal glove counters Tomorrow
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5000 Pans Or SILK Crows.

1UUh DhESS MAICHED IN SHADE.
The Palais Royal asks attention TO the Tafeta Silk
Gloves The slight admixture of Linen while not det-
rimental TO the appearance, makes the Gloves more
durable than AIl-silk
Tafeta Silk Mousquetaires, 25c., SOC, Soc, Csc.
Al-silk Mousquetaires, soc, Soc. 75c., 9sc 81 25
S1.4S.
90 Special values are the Fast Black Taffeta Silk
Gloves at Doc, and those in new shades Of real
Milanese SILK at Sl.25 pair
ell
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LAprEs SIS JACKETS EoR $40

We might write So jackets for 81 80 NJ we
claimed them worth the price they sold elsewhere
Spring Weight Bloadcloth, English STYLE Walking
jackets coat back bell sleeves, pearl buttons Colors
Brown, Green Terra Gotta, Navy, Red ana Tan.
GU btApED PELEhINES FUR 81.
passemetere. Such is the description of the paais
the credit stores -
fDnro finn halo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
Soc. Fancy HOSE Fon 35o

(Cntil pm. Tomorrow
Boot Pattern Novelties. Some with Black Feet and
Ankles, with coored uppers. Others with feet and
ankles OF one shade with uppers of contrasting colors
ts Three pairs only 70 each customer. rule made
70 AVOID the late caller IN the day saying: II don't De-
Schopper's Black Ribbed Hose for Ladies' You
know how scarce they are and the usual price We
offer them tomorrow FOR 25c. A PAIR.
10Oyard spool Of Fast Black Mending Cotton given
with every pair of these hose. Like the hose this
cotton viii not change color when washed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

The quarrel between the unionists and the
tofies at Birmingham has broken out again and
seems to bode serious trouble for Mr.. Cham
berlain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
GREAr EASTER OFFERING
OF CLOTHING AT THE LOVES

VI ShVAniNo ~ AnH LO"LoI fhiCES
ever before offered by any other clothing house in the
District This stock has been carefully selected by Mr.
Eredlander from New York since his FIRE, and every
thing VIII be found to be entirely and stylish
This Opportunity buyers has been offered
~ any other firm. Below viii be found some Of many
cheap prices:
Men. sqlls. Ssrt cotton, s3 o. Mems Suits. all
Cheyiots all Wool. sd Corkscrew Suits In BIne
s slaek and Brown. eds. Very Finest c6rkscrews,
Children's Suits al WOOL 81 %. Children's Suits
* WOOL 400. Childrens suits, all wool, eLS7
.Hens Psntr ID Wool. rs. Mems Pants. all wool.
, a an Psnts, all wool, s1.75. hen's Pants,
Asn,. Iins Prince Albert suts, silk Anish lining,
xSp2s sw,s IL 70 ID years. e. 75. s3, 33. SO, a
poo 60 AL nsse bers.ins 20 Be found ct
Sl2 Il ST N. W.,
etx Doors from 9thst MILAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
81 P1esk1N MousorrrArRrs SO.

every Pair Warranted.)
Even at 81 You often offered imitation Pigskin
while the Paais royal guarantees the genuine and
charges only Soc As elastic twice durable as kid
| is the real Pigskin
81 Chdren's sizes will be fitted to the hand at our
risk, but we respectfully request patrons try
and call during the less busy hours viz to 10 arn
TO 3, and > 10 g pm.
l. ICnnfinned helnrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

The mo news" which is good news, is not
the kind we are getting from the overdue
steamer Danmark.
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b "A W ssse
PnD AAA Y s,,S
BIB A RRR eee A II Nm ssss
BBBb p a "A kRh 6 g "A "A HMM ssss
s B ? 4 IA 4 + 9 aS 90 IA IA H Nh ssss
IA U u MMMM
BBB "A Y 2 MINI ssss
BBB A UU X M ssSs
PRICES MENTIONED HOLD GOOD ONLY FOF
THE DAY MENTIONED ABOVE.
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS.

PRICES MENTIONED HOLD GOOD ONLY Fl
THE DAY MENTIONED ABOVE.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT-oferins for 70.
morrow line of very pretty Tea Gowns, made
OF fancy French Flannels, with solid cashmere
front, bell sleeve and Princess" back. They
come in beautiful combinations Always sell
for $40; tomorrow, $3.50.
PARASOLS-A timely Easter bargain-a line
OF Black Silk ia Tosca" Parasols, with O-inch
etched silver stick: sell well for So rs; to-
morrow, So
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT-Oferi for
Tomorrow line Of ga Tapestry Table Covers,
all colors; sell for 81 .25; for only soc. each.
ART DEPARTMENTAL rare bargain-lOO
Velour Art Squares, in beautiful tinsel effects
worth every bit Of $3.50; tomorrow, 92c.
each.
COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Offers for tomorrow our s1.39 Lace trimmed
Skirt; has Cambria ruffie, with Torchon Lace
inserting and edge, for 81 each
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT offers for to-
morrow very handsome styles of French Flan-
nels, in Stripes, Plaids and Persian effects,
specially adaptable for Wrappers. Tea Gowns
and Children's Dresses and Wraps, usual price
6oc.: tomorrow, 5sc. yard.
NOTION DEPARTMENT-Offe for to-mor-
row-A lot of Glove Buttoners, with bone ham
dies; were Sc. &; for &c. each.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT has
Ior TOMORROW lot OF Childrens Lord Fauntle-
roy' Collars worth 25c.; tomorrow, 9 for 25c
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT offers
Tor tomorrow IL pieces of Pure Silk. 45-inch,
Black Chantilly Lace Flouncing, value S1.25 to
50 for one day, 81 a yard.
EMBROIDERY Observation-Disclosures for
Tomorrow lot of extra quality Hamburg EN-
broideries medium and wide, worth 20 to 25c.;
for one day, 10c. a yard.
JEWELRY Offering for to-
morrow-1 lot of Shell, Amber or Black Back
Combs, new and pretty designs. sell for 25c.;
one day for 10c each.
LINEN DEPARTMENT offer for tomorrow
10 pieces of splendid quality, Glass Toweling,
22 inches wide, never sold for less than 16c.;
for tomorrow. 1216c a yard.
MEMS FURNISHINGS-A splendid Easter
bargain-Au of our new spring Neckwear, in A.
in-hands, Puff and Tecks, new and nobby pat
terms, sell for so and Zoe. tomorrow only,
choice 46c, each.
E r B "A 3 ! M MN Nm NJ ssss
BBB "A y . MINI NJ ssss
b AAA U u NJ M NJ 3
BIB w II M NJ oSSS
DAILY LIST OF BARGAINS,
Cur
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Sl.4S MousoUErArREs FoR 9Sc.

"a JOB IOI.D
800 dozen S-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.
| narrow embroidery, new shades-tans modes, browns,
grays-impOrted TO sell at 81. rs pair
eS The Palas Royal requests its patrons who have
in the past purchased this style glove for $780,
the quality now offered.
(Continupd below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
LADIES EASTER NOVELTIES.

GLOVES Don't wear inferior Stoves; they are dear
at any price. Thsaais R0vdr' Goros Az friod on az
orr risk Every pair undTdn'ed And yet prices con.
siderably lower than usually charged for the best
The s1.s5 Undressed Kid MousquetAires in Dress
Goods shades. retailed elsewhere al e.
1hgskin MousQuetAires at Sec. that usually retail
at esc
Extra Quality Cndressed Kid Mousquetaires .,
sSc. that would be cheap at $50.
The "Palais Royal" 4-button Dressed and Undressed
ND Gloves. in the new Greens. Blues. Reds TGns
fs"n, &C. at sl.50a pair. are worth at the credit
stores 80 par
s,lk oloVes-This is separate department and
utilities 80 feet OF counter Price sur1rsas A. Ok 90
50. and s5e pair
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Sl.5O FREScH Kn Crows 96c.

every pair warranted.D
Not reduced in price, but worth $50 There is no
question OF the worth, for Real French Kid Gloves
rarely retail under sl.5O. The price Cq6cD should
make You suspicious. for we presume you know the
real French Kid Gloves from the imitation.
THE REAL have an agreeable odor are elastic but
springy, stretch and regain their shape
The IMITATION have a disagreeable odor are
elastic but spongy, stretch and lose their shape
EXAMINE OUR 96c. GLOVES snd you will admit
the Paais Royal has the best Glove barain in town
The COLORS-New Tints of Tans Browns Grays
Fawn and Fast Black
THE STYLE Buttons: the fashionable Very
narrow Embroidered Backs
The FlT-Could We warrant every pair II the cit
was not Of the best The Paais Royals guarantee en-
braces the fit aud the wear
Continued beloyl
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PALA1s RorxL EASTER NOVELTIES
MrN's EASTER NOVELTIES.

Bow The latest imported novelties in Crepe de Chine
four-in-Hand scarfs mAtchless variety Of Put.
Knot aud Fourth Hand scarfs which Will be offered
during this sale .; sc. each.
GLOVES. English Goatskin Gloves. IN shades 20
match your Easter overcoas trOusers reduced from
sl-5o TO sl.35. Tried on at our risk
MISCELLANEOUS. Black Jap SIX Handkerchiefs
the new sakstrped Tennis Shirts and the silk waist
scarfs and Belts to match siikstnped Lisle sooks
The correct London style Umbrellas All the latest
novelties az special prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER SUNDAY REQUISITES,

notwithstanding the rasn Of the last few ssVx IN,
Psiais Royal viii chronicle bigser business than sny
preceding Easter week II tie sales to-ro-roe con b
forced up 10 Sis,0oo
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EAsTER PARAsoL Nnrrrr1rs

The Canopy Prasols for carriage use the petachahl.
Handle Tosca P4rasols. and many Exclusive Paris
Novelty farasols at special prices
Al 80 the new mosque-top Satinette Parasols i'm
ChaI4le and French sateen colorinss ana figures
At S2.0S the new effects in checks ana .tr,r.a .nk
Parasols.
AT s56s plaids. stripes. band borders and ,acsu.ra
enects IN MORE, surAh and G. q. silks and satins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

VIII DC the busiest Gay we ever mao
That the bargains we offer are real and not only on
there certainly can be mo smoke without fire"
a ms out AID ask e see what We here advertise:
morrow night OnlyJ
Boys best $3.50 Button and Laced 90
Boys Tan-colored So Laced shoes............s14 40
Boys s1.25 Veal Calf Button and Laced SIC
Youths 81 SO Durable Dress Shoes. 20
Youths sI.25 Seamless vamp Shoes
Misses So Russell color Button Boots .......s1.4 S
Misses 81. AS Fine Spring Heel Button %
Childs' s1.25 Patent Tip Button. Csc
Childs' 81 handmade Spring Heels ....73c
Infants Soft Button, black, bronze or tan .. CSC
FOR THE LADIES-(specal Prices until tomorrow
nightl
Handturn s3 80 feather weight Button Boots 80 90
French Kid "a bestmade Button. 10
Hand-welt $3.50 Extension-Sole Boots s2 40
Tan Colored So oxford Ties elegant..........sl5O
Hand made 90 Dongola Low Shoes............sl.45
81 % Kid Oxford Ties, plain or tip 73c
FOR THE GENTLEMEN-(Untn tomorrow night
only.
Elegant Kangaroo and Calf Shoes worth s6-s3s5
Real hand made fine "a Shoes So 90
Coffee colored 81 SO Laced Shoes. .95
Kangaroo So Low Shoes. Is
BRING THE CHILDREN.
AN EASTER PRESENT FOR EACH ONE.
VIM HAHN CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG 9TH St. 1922 Penn. ave.. aa1 Penn. ave- sc.
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HEY SHALL BE

For tomorrow Saturday offer the same Special
fTlces as quoted earlier in the week. AND ADD
T1oNAL BARGAINS, some Of which are quoted be-
Low. 49, -
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81. SO MEs's Grows

every pair warrsnted)
English Derby Kid Gloves with the new embroidered
packs Have pair tried on and youn appreciate the
merit of the Palais Royals s150 Gloves Tomorrow
for 81 $50.
Continued belowl
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w EDD1Na G1rrs.

WEDDING G1rrs.
LARGE STOCK OF STERLING SILVER,
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING
PRESENTS.
FRANK M. LEWIS,
JEwELER AND sILvERsMITH,
1918 PENNA. AVE
3a4-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER WRAP NOVELTIES

The latest london and Paris styles Of Marie Stuart
Directore, and English walking Jackets The largest
variety OF beaded pelerines and vsites in this city
Jerseys, listers Wrappers, Tea Gowns variety TO
please all tastes and pOcketbooks.
Sl2 for the : II ulsters
a. for pelerines valued at $40.
81. 80 for broadcloth Jackets worth sc
s29S for pleated jerseys usually $3.50
Misses and Children's suits aud ulsters alzo "A
special prices for this sale.