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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14

As the aforementioned goods are our own importa-
ton we can recommend them as fine as come to this
country, and our prices are as low as they can be
bought for in the United States.
weEall your special attention to our ATWOOD
FoULEs AT 3714o.; also our ALL-wOoL CASH
MERE AT 37hc. These two items are unusually
cheap and excellent goods for the money.
new Fabric in DRESS MATERIAL IS PRINTED
FLEECE CLOTH" warranted to wash, Persian ef
fects Stripes and Figures the very material you wish
for Wrappers, Tea Gowns, etc.
ONLY 15c. PER YARD.
TRECoTINB Cotton and wooD in Brown and Dark
Gray, former price 4Os. Now selling for zoe.
BRoCADED woRsTEDs IN THIRTEEN DIFFER.
ENT COLORS. SO inches wide. 25c per yard These
Dress Fabrics and for the price show to great
ad yantage.
THE BEST 25c. AND 37Kc. CASHMERE. in all
colors; also very fine Henrietta for 45c.
Full Line of both PLAIN and FANCY DRESS
GOODS from 12hc. to 25c. This line embraces many
beautiful styles
Are you going to have any Of the Conclave visiting
you! If SO. make preparations accordingly.
We have. as usual anticipated your wants Is there
anything in this list you need,
KNoTTED FRINGE GERMAN DAMAsK TOWEL.
1214c.
IRISH HUCK TOWEL. size Is by So 1910.
GERMAN HUCK TOWEL. 20 by 40, I2lSc
IRISH HUCK TOWEL. 10 by SO. 1sc. or s2 per
dozen.
PLAIN WHITE HUcK TOWELS, size ao.4o,
2Oc.
HUCK TOWELS. size 2Ix4a, 22c. or $3.50 per
dozen.
EXTRA HEAVY GERMAN HUCK TOWEL. size
22I44, 25c.
SCOTCH HUCK TOwEL,.size 23x46, 25c.
DOUBLE HUCK TOWEL, size 22x44, Csc.
KNoTTED FRINGE BRoCHET BORDER HUcK
TOWELS. 25c.
KNoTTED FRINGE DEvoNsHIRE HUCK, 1x43.
25c.
III RoANuI HERMAN. DAMASh, 23x46,
25c.
GERMAN DAMASK FANCY BORDER, Csc.
UNBLEAcHED GERMAN DAMAsK. size 2414s,
25c.
UNBLEACHED TURKISH TOWEL, size 1888,
12hc.
UNBLEAcHED TURKISH TOWEL. size 24,44.
25c.
FULL BLEACHED ENGLISH BATHING TOWEL,
size 21x42. CSC
1O-4 WHITE BLANKET. weighing 81 pounds.
s15O.
ia ALL WOOL. weighing 81 pounds, IS. Manu-
facturers price 81 per pound This is an unapprosch.
able bargain for So.
ia ALL-wooL BLANKET. 90. SO. This is an i'm
mense size and well worth 81. So
Our line Of CoLORED BLANKETS include, Red,
Silver Gray, Brown. Pink. Blue and Grays We have
them from the cheapest to the finest grades of al
wool.
new thing is COMFORT made Of Figured
Batste." in all colors. at So
We also have few Slightly soiled Goods which W.
will sell at reduced figures.
lot ia BLANKETS at s4.5C. Reduced from 90
lot Of sATTEEN COMFORTS, slightly soiIed 90
Reduced from 1915.
lot Of SPREADS ranging from eOc to $3.50
We have received line of BIsQUE FIGURES, some
beautiful patterns. Choice 25c. A splendid chance
to ornament your house.
Also received % doz. MIRRORS, with back attach
ment, 75c.
These are worth fully $3.50
NEW FANS, NEW NECKwEAR, NEW RUCH
INGs. NEW GLOVES. NEW TRIMMINGS
All " be found
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We often hear pleasant things said about
'the new SOUTH" its marvellous growth and
the opportunities it holds out to judicious in
vestors; but the full measure of its prosperity
is not understood until the figures are scanned
on which these claims are founded The statis-
ties gathered by the Manufacturers Record
show that this years cotton crop will reach
the unprecedented total of $500, 900 bales, COM
handing prices higher than those of last year,
and raised at a lower cost than any crop since
the war. The corn crop is likewise the greatest
ever known, approaching $50, 600, 900 bushels
Wheat and oats. though not in advance of
1887, show an improvement over 1883, and are
estimated at 5O.0OO.OO0 bushels of the former
and So OO, 900 of the latter. Indeed, the in
crease in the value of all southern crops this
year over last will range somewhere between
Sl25.0OO.0O0 and S150,O00,0OO. Meanwhile. the
railroad mileage has gone on extending. More
than twenty thousand miles have been built
within the last ten years, during which period
some $500 600 have been spent in laying
new roads and improving old ones. The as
sessed value Of property shows an increase in
the last year alone of S175OOO,0O0 or more
In mining and manufacturing enterprises
the most encouraging progress is shown.
Since 1850 the pig iron product Of
the south has increased from 397, 3O1 to
more than 100000 tons Within the same
period the output of coal has swelled from
6.0iS.571 to 100000 tons; the cotton mills
have more than doubled in number and nearly
quadrup!ed in capacity, while the cotton seed
oil mills have multiplied almost seven fold
The dlversiication of industries is the greatest
thing that could have occurred in the south for
her benefit; and the war, inasmucl as it forced
this change upon her, MAJ fai-ly be sad to
have been a blessing i'll disguise.
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The appointment of Mr.. BENZ. A Miller Of
Montgomery county, Nd, an Indian inspector
Is a most worthy one. Mr.. Miller has the same
reputation that his lamented brother, the late
Francis Miller bore, for nobility Of character
and clesr-headed business capacity. No better
appointment for the place could possibly have
been made
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WARRANTED BLacK SILKS,

w ARRANTED BLACK SILKS.
Answer this please. After you have worn Black
Silk Dress for and you signs Of the seam
slipping or of the silk cracking. and when. you
have learned that it does not crock don't vOu thfnk
the sir must be superfOrf And when you are offered
such Silks from ten cents to seventy-hve cents yard
less than charged at the credit stores don't you thk
you should buy at Tie Pulais Rovalr
WARRANTED ONE YEAR
should the Black silks bought at The pslais Royal
slip crack crock within year Of purchase new
silk will be given.
written guarantee on demand All we ask is your
| name and address.
PROMPT CASH PAYMENTS.
Prompt payments not only enables us TO sell st
smaller profits than do the credit merchants but we
are often enabled to make very advantageous pur-
chAses The following lots will be found unusually
good values-better than ever offered before in this
city. However we cannot always guarantee such
qualities for the prices since these lots secured
from the importer reduced prices only because he
shortly Is 10 represent some other firm.
HERE Is THE LIST:
| Is PIECES BLACK sURAHs. 10 inches wide. esc,
the 25-inch. Sc and ls. These surshs from ten
cents TO twenty five cents below usual prices Com
parison with samples from elsewhere will tell you So
10 PIECES WARRANTED BLACK SILKS. Full %
inches wide. Only 81 yard. Will compare favor
ably with the 25 81 IS silks Of the credit stores
and equal any silk heretofore offered by the Palas
Royal at s1.1e
25 PIECES BLACK G. @. SILKS at sl.25 ei.5o
81 .es. and s2.25. Samples and comparison will tell
you the truth of their actual values.
10 PIECES BLACK FABLE FRANCHISE, 81.
81 10. s1.25. 81 SO. 81 6s 81 80 nyou will select
dress ~hil these silks here you'll bu twenty
five yard less than the usual Paas Royal prices and
| from thirty-fve to nifty cents below credit stors
prices.
lsPIECEs BLACK SATIN RRADAMEs 75c., el
81 10 sl25. also. and s1 0s yard The remark
able value shown at Use will dispose Of the three
| pieces offered at that price.
| l3PIEcEs BLACK FANCY sILKs-Royal Armure
Peau de Sole and Rhadzimir at o. and 81 25 very
superior qualities for the prices.
| oPIECEs BLACK MORE sILK-Certainly never
before and doubtful n ever again such Silks nj s1
| sI q 6, s1 SO and 1926.
Is PIECES BLACK FANCY wEAvEs-Moire and
@. O. Stripes. More and Satin Stripes. Pekin Stripes
and Brocsdes from 81 to s16s yard
eELadies will find IL profitable anticipate their
Black silk Dress Wants The Palais Royal has never
before bought sdvantaeeousy assures you that
you probably have before had such an opportu-
nifty sdvantageously purchased Black sink prsss
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Under the able management of George o.
Jones. the greenback party suffers less internal
quarrels than any Of the other national organi-
cations. 1t meets somewhere once year. and
as 1t gives every member a seat on the execu-
tive committee, there is no backbiting or bad
IlOad
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81 GARMENTS FoR Sc
AND OTHER BARGAINS.

AND OTHER BARGAINS
81 CORSET COVERS FOR soc. Size. 80 10 a.
Pompadour and Shape. Trimming Of Medici lace
and embroidery.
CSC. SKIRTS FOR sec. Sizes 80 to a. Embroid.
cred ruffe. tucts, &C.
-Roc. GARMENTS FOR soc. chemises, Drawers,
and Gowns; some Of them lace-t trimmed. Bargains
too good to be here for long.
SOC. CORSET COVERS FOR ESQ. Best cambria.
Embroidered necks.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued beloyD
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$4.9S Sk1Rrs FoR SI.9S

AND OTHER BARGAINS.
Nearly hundred Skirts. Those with nne lace
trimming at for . bride and would be sold at the
credit stores for than s5. The late callers can't
secure q Skirt in this lot worth less than 1925.
s2.25 SKIRTS FOR alas.
trimmed with lace. However. those with embroidery
would be cheap at sl9s.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued belowD
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Tn SHOE DrA1rns

ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ARE ADvERTIs-
ING THE VERY CHEAPEST SHOES IN THE
MARKET" THEY SEEM TO BE BUYING ALL
THE CHEAP STUFF THEY CAN FIND AND
SELLING AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
OF COURSE, THEY SELL LOTS OF SHOES AND
MAKE LOTS OF MONEY. BUT THE PEOPLE
ARE THE GREAT SUFFERERS. REAL ECON.
ONLY CONSISTS IN GETTING GOOD SHOES AT
MODERATE PRICES AND TAKING CARE OF
THEM ONE PAIR OF GOOD SHOES OUT
WEARS TWO PAIRS OF CHEAP SHOES AND
YOU HAVE EASE AND COMFORT FROM THE
START. YOU SHOULD ALL KNOW THAT WHEN
YOU BUY BURT'S SHOES YOU CAN RELY UPON
THEM. AS EVERY PAIR WE SELL is WARRANTED
TO DO GOOD SERVICE: AND WE HAVE BUT
ONE PRICE AND THAT AS Low AS THE QUAIL
ITY OF THE GOODS WILL PERMIT
LADIES' HANDMADE SHOES.
$3.50 TO 81.
CHILDREN's HANDMADE SHOES
81 TO $3.50.
BBf 2 2 RRRRs TIT ~ ssss
IL 81 $r u 1T III + =
ARTHUR BURT CO.
se14 1911 ST. N. W.
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AND OTHER BARGAINS.
kighty-four Of these lovely garments. Not one
worth less than $3.50 dozen that would be cheap
at IS. The trimmings are the finest Nainsook En-
broideries. Plat valenciennes Medici and Torchon
Laces The styles will captivate the ladies' The shirt
fronts are deliberately embroidered and the sleeves
tucked and pulled in true Paris style. But why write
30 much of gowns that will sell at siOhu
$3.50 GOWNS FOR sl.es
Over one hundred Of these Sizes Is 70 10. Pine
lace and embroidery trimmings. Not all worth so,
but not one not bargain at ~. as.
1925 GOWNS FOR csc.
One hundred and forty Of those and many Of them
trimmed with fine plat val lace Not one Of those
with embroidery trimming worth less than also
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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A MEXICAN ICE CO.

A MEXICAN ICE CO.
Sf,r,v ICE 20 ,S snf &C. So,l to COT n,,v,
Ch1ce: 10th and SITS. II w. Ice and Coal Order
By Red WAGONS. Depot Telephone, 4ss2; Office Tel
sphone, 1023-A
z NJ. WILLIS
sulS-S0 Washington Manager.
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Tn Cloak DEPARTMENT
p z R 3 p

rs NOW OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS.
THE STOCK 4sS INcLgnEs AL THE LATEST Noy-
And NEW SsWMAk hH HHiADHhNS 'hhfoihSS
E SAA1VE49 n g. JACKETS IN BLACK AND
"AIvJsSw yTS IBEAyER-cIorH JACKETS WITH
BLACK AND NAVY IMPORTED sToCKINETTE
BEAVER JACKETS AT $3.50.
~ AT els. -' DNo io'NA 0"A'DAD 'A0AAi .
VERY STYLISH BLACK AND NAVY CHEvRON
JACKETS, WITH VEST. AT Sl2.
FANCY STRIPED NEwMARKETS AT $40.
PLAIN BEAVER NEW Markets AT $40 AND
VESTS. HANDSOMELY BRAIDED, Al $780,
CHILDRENs'S AND MISSES DEPARTMENT.
CHILDRENs GRETCHENs AT "a. 80, SO. UP TO
Ar $50. $50. $3.50. ttP 10 els. " '
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
IMPORTED ALL-wO0L JERSEYS AT s1.5o.
IMPORTED JERSEYS WITH BRAIDED FRONT AT
FANCY SG1c Jerseys, BRAIDED TUCKED AND
AL CL0AKs, JACKETS AND WRAPS LEFT FROM
eHNO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
TIT IS MY INTENTION TO MAKE THE CLOAK
DEPARTMENT 0NEOF The LEADING FEATURES
0E AY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANR I HAVE FITTED
ERN APPoINTMENTs AND Placed THE SANE
IN CHI CHANGE on Mr.; Il; GEROW OF NEW YORK. A
GfkESSfF kiFNHS OF GOOD TASTE ABILITY AND
eVLADIEs ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO IN
s 81 NnTuI THIS DI Rl5EPARIMGST WHETHER IN
RECT PRICES.
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OVER 100 DOZEN LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
~ wear to be sold at 20 and soc
sel4-3t REPErTI CO, 149 Pa ave se
A VERY ELEGANT LADIES' JACKET, MADE OF
IA medium weight English Corkscrew; vest trout
pointed lappeis; satin finish, in black only 81 to 40
Worth $40. Opening price S4.99. DOUBLE COM
BlNATION. IL tn st. s.e. sci Aft
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Dos,r Do Ir-BrcAusE.

DoN'r Do Ir-BEcAusE
When you send your coachnan on to the box in a
time-worn livery you're throwing wet blanket on
what might otherwise be an elegant turnout. Peo-
pie notice these things. Look out for it yourself
don't wait for your man to tell YOU When fall
comes you make personal ''shift'-why shouldn't
your servants! Livery style is amended every sea-
son. and to float in fashions tide you must in
struct change at once.
It's not necessary for Vou to bother about the
details You know us-how closely we stick to the
absolutely correct types Send your servants
down with your instructions and we'u send them
back-right to the letter.
For the Coachman's Coat your preferences can
have leeway of half dozen shades only-Dark
Blue. Fawn. Deep Green. Wine. Rich Plum, and
Buff-but that's enough. Now these Coats, with
the Trousers to match. We keep in stock-at
your service at nom, nts notice. Gilt Silver or
Cloth Buttons-which! That's for you to say
And all other Nveries. too-Butlers' suits, but
TONS" &C. We carry one of the largest ready-made
stocks in this line in the United States-and it is
complete as it is large.
Hyou prefer to have them made to measure-all
right. We've line of fabrics that were specially
brought over" for us by Messrs. Folkard Law.
renee of 4S2 Broome street. New York city. Maybe
you don't know it, but these gentlemen control
the importation into this country of nearly au the
leading livery cloths of foreign weaving.
The West End Plate is the rudder that guides the
ship of fashion all the world 1t is authority
and we're prepared to reproduce these effects for
you.
Made to measure ready made you'll find a
marked difference in the prices name and those
quoted in the other cities. Ifyou've ever had any
experience you'll appreciate our price. Nothing
can excel the best. Ours are that sort.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
ExPoNENTs OF FASHION.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
se14
1XM1NsTEK MoQuEr- CARPET REMNANTS
a sh 81 % Mo%
day. sept 16, and continue for one week sel3-6t
GENTLEMEN's FALL HATS
B. H. STINEMETZ SONS,
1877 PA. ave., next cor. I 9Th st
Agents for the celebrats Hats Of
Knox, New York.
Youmans, New York.
Henry Heath, London.
Lower grade Derby Hats. 81, 3D. SO. %, $3.50 and
"a. ~ -
Youths Derby Hats. 81, ELL SO and s25o.
se13-3t
HEAVY GROS GRAIN COLORED SILKS. -e3c
III worth II. the opening price ut KAUFMANsS
DOUBLE COMBINATION. It'll ut. s.e. for one week
commencing Monday, Sept l6 seI3-6t
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HOUSE, & Hrs.xAxss

EQUITABLE
IN THIS CITY. ARE AMAZED AT THE
COMFORT AND FREQUENTLY THE ELE-
CANOE IN THE MIDST OF WHICH MANY
LIVE AND SPEAK IN COMPLIMENTARY
TERMS OF THE THRIFT AND TASTE OF
OUR HOUSE KEEPERS
THIS Is THE RESULT. NOT so MUCH OF
WEALTH AS OF THE METHOD EMPLOYED
IN Discussing THEIR oFTTIMKs SCAN.
TY INCOMES.
ALITTLE READY MONEY AS FIRST PAY.
MENT, JUDIcIoUsLY EXPENDED WITH
US. WILL PURCHASE UPON
CREDIT
GREAT QUANTITIES OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS AND BEAUTIFY MANY HOME.
ALLOWING THE PURCHASER TIME TO
CANCEL
WITHOUT BURDEN
THE REMAINING INDEBTEDNESS IN PAR
TIAL PAYMENTS. BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYEES AND ALL WHO CoNTEM-
PLATE HOUSEKEEPING TO VISIT OUR
THREE COLOSSAL STORES AND LEARN
HOW READILY A HOME CAN HERE BE
FITTED OUT AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ABOVE CASH PRICES AND UPON TERMS
TO MEET THE ExIaENcIEs OF EACH IN.
DIvIDUAL CUSTOMER.
OUR LINE EMBRACES ALL MANNER OF
pARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE,
DRAPERIES
STOVES.
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY CHAIRS, sIDEBOARDs OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, AND IN FACT EVERY.
THING NEEDED IN A wELL-FURNIsHEp
HOUSE.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
e21 and 923 eth st. and 636 Mass. ave. NV
se2-4m
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OVER $500 WORTH OF LADIES' MUSLIN UN-
~ derwear u be sold at one half its value
sel4-3t REPETTI CO, 149 Pa. ave- se.
z IN. SILK PLUSH, 1000 YARDS IN ALL, csc
l. Oper yard AZ our opening Monday, Sept. 10, for
one week. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
llth b. se sel3-6t
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PHILADELPHIA STORE.

L PHILADELPHIA STORE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BLACK GOODS,
All the Latest Novelties
Drap D'Alma, Melrose, Langtry, Armure
sebastopol Fancy Stripes, India suitings
Winston. Ravenna Twill, Cancels Hair
Russian Crepe Serges, Cashmeres and Hen
rietta. Our prices the lowest.
VELVETS AND Pushes
Black Silk. Extra Values Fancy Striped
Silks, Black and Colored Surahs.
LACE CURTAINS.
We have secured o Great Bargains In few
Lots Of Lace Curtains and will offer them
much below their value. In the lot are Nos
sold at -. so pair: will go at 60. Those
that sold at So at 1925.
A few A Chenille Table Covers, 75c
More coming.
We are Offering Special Inducements in
Blankets. Early buyers will save money
19c. Fast Black Ribbed Hose, full regular
made. sizes to 10; just the thing for boys
and girls. Price has been 20 to 35c; to 20
Mt l9c
Ladies' Positive Fast Black Hose at 25,
3714 anl soc.
few Remnants Of Mattings to close
cheap.
CARHART h LEIDY,
SELF 92S 7th ut. and T06 X st. NV.
TAR WARMERS HEALTH NITRSINa AMI COR
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BRopHEAD,s WosDERruL BAnoA1ss
Lonsdale Cambria (genuine), 994c.
DIR. Warmers Corsets, Doc.
The Monarch Shirt, worth 81 25; 07c.
6hawknt lgenuine) Hosiery. 25c.
Yard-w ide Henrietta Cloth, 25c.
10-4 Sheeting. 19c. and upward.
Canton Flannel, &c and upward.
White Flannels, &c. and upward.
Silhouette Black Hose absolutely fast colors and
beautiful black only 25c. Sc Black Atwood French
Cashmere now 5Oc. Gail and examine our stock
BRODHEAD Il Co, 907 St NV
Established 1857. lsel3-3tl Masonic TEMPLE
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johnson. GARsrn & Co.

We are showing about % New Patterns in Ingram
Carpets at 25 IS and 4Oc These goods are lust the
thing for bed rooms. We have all the better grades up
to 75c.
Our line Of Tapestries can't be beat-prices range
rom SO u to S5c.
AL New Patterns in Body Brussels q and 81 25
Ingram Art Squares. Foot Druggets and "A Floor
Oil Cloth SOC. up
We are receiving daily new things.in Fall Dress
Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, &C., &C.
fine stock Domestic Table Linens Towels Nap
kins. &C., at low prices
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
sells GAG Pa ave near TIN AZ nv
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The CLOSING HouRs.

The ne-Quarter Off" sale of broken lots which will
end when close doors tonight been entirely
successful and eminently satisfactory. As we told
you at the beginning 1t clearng-up sale of Boys
and Young Mems Fall weight Suits carried over from
last season. Our object in making the cut in prices
was to clear out every vesge of last seasons stock
before We opened the fall campaign in dead earnest
We shall have accomplished object and sent sun
light into many homes by tonight. Monday morning,
then, we shall be ready to show you stock of Boys
and Chdrens Clothing before which the best records
Of the past must pale
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GENrs. Wou1p You Srop

OENTS, w GUILD L on STOP
AND PICK UP A TwO-DOLLAR BILL IF
YOU SAW IT IN THE STREETs WHAT'S
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THAT
AND BUYING FROM US AT So THE SAME
SORT AND QUALITY SHOE YOU'VE USU-
ALLY PAID 5 FOR ELSEwHEREs ANY
SHAPE OR STYLE YOU PREFER. THEY
ARE OF BEST QUALITY CALF AND
HAND-SEwN BY SOME OF THE BEST
sHOEMAKERS IN THIS COUNTRY.
WE'VE CHEAPER SHOES. OF COURSE,
AID ALSO HIGHER-PRICED ONES, BUT
OUR SO HAND-SEwED SHOE Is REALLY
so TO SAY-THE MEAT OF OUR BUSI-
NESS. THE MAXIMUM VALUE AT THE
MINIMUM OF PRICE.
THE SAME COMPARISON OF PRICE
REFERS TO ALL OF OUR NEW FALL
GOODS. WE'VE SIMPLY MADE SUCK
EXTENSIVE AND ADVANTAGEOUS PUR-
CHASES THAT WE CAN QUOTE PRICES
THAT WILL INSURE US THE LARGEST
FALL TRADE WE'VE EVER HAD, ESPE.
CIALLY IN MEMS SHOES.
VIM. HAHN cos
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Three $40 9TH street.
Large 4 1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
Stores 23l Pennsylvania avenue southeast 1
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OHILDREN's PLUSH AND CLOTH TAM
OOShanters. suitable for either boy or girl, 25c
opening price. This Is prize at that price, KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, lith 81.
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GnrAr CHINA AND JAPAN
TEA co.
TEAS AND coFFEEs
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
TO CONSUMERS.
BEST STRONG RIO zoo.
BEST VEL. RIO. 22c.
BEST WHITE RIO. ESQ.
BEST GOVT. JAVA, soc.
BEST MANDHELING JAVA. $50.
BEST CREAM JAVA. $50.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA CO.,
Mc1LvEEN Mgr.
,u,o,u., 7sl 9TH ST
W. THrsk
WE HAVE THE BEST TEN-DoLLAR FALL
ovERCoAT IN THE CITY IT'S OF ALL
WOOL IMPORTED CHEvIoT. THIS SEA-
SONS GOODS. AND Is WORTH MORE
WE ARE SURE
THAT WE HAVE THE HANDsoMEsr
BRoAD-wALE woRsTED. sILK-L1NRD,
YOUNG MANS FALL ovERCoAT FOR Frr.
TEEN DOLLARS TO BE FOUND IN WASH.
INaToN AT THAT PRICE WILL Yuu
LOOK AT TT
e a BARNUM Z 90.
ss1l Ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVA
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Now we will have pleasant little chat with you II
you have time If not don't hurriedly shake us for we
can wait until after you get through with what you
are doing For want your whole attention; it will
be time proatably and pleasantly spent for to be
Hghtened you must take time to be informed: never
rush through a thing you knew 1t all; take your
time. You know the most money made Is the money
you save and promise to do this for you. Now let's
Goods and save you money.
In the first place We buy direct from the manu-
fscturer and also do own importing. This saves
you and 3 big percentage. In the second place
buy so extensively that manufacturers are Glad to
cater to and give their closest prices make and
retain trade. Now give you the benefit of all
these advantages Then look at the variety we show
you We don't limit ourselves to one or two styles.
Scores Of patterns and designs always be shown
give excellent values in all our departments. We
instruct sales people most emphstcally to treat
you politely and not to urge you to buy. We have
Highland airy rooms No matter how great the crowds
be at store you are jostled about do you
suffer any annoyance. We have plenty room between
the aisles we!refund money to dissatisfied purchas-
ers. In fact we will do anything within reason to
satisfy you. Is this not fairs
Our Mr.. Jas. Lansburgh has made some remark
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materials are already here but plenty to follow;
but we have already great many to show.
HENRIETTAS in all the New Shades 6nc ner xd
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SILKS. PrusHEs AND Vrrvrrs.
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FAILLE FRANCHISE in Autumn Tints SPECIAL
bargain at e1 yard.
SILK PLUsHEs.-Fifty Shades. which include all
the new lsss-so tnts. width. Is In. Price. Csc. Q
yard
TRIMMING vELvETs in all shaded 7pc., o.,
q %. t1- so and mp 10 yard.
BLACK vELvETs 1t q, o. rs. sl5o. O., e2 $50
and e3 yard
~ Special importation Of 27-in Black Velvet "a
e4-5o yard.
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