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Continued below.

The skin Of many an unfortunate snake goat c,,f
sea-. antelope, alligator Ed the poor helpless little
kid-Lot boy or SRI, but young guatis here IN the
form OF Card Cases, Pocket Books, Cha;ezi1e Bags
Travelling Satches, Straps etc We cal IL our Leather
Goods Department. out iss bis store. with buyer
and eight assistants
25c. CARD CAsEs.-Prices start a; ESQ each. and
sec how much better article cash business
bles 10 offer than VIC d a credit business These
Pc. Card Cases Imitation Seal. out 50 rood an
imitation that if said real seal You wouldn't say
mo" Leather lining. four Compartments and care
fully hand-sewed.
SOC. CARD CAsEs.-Real Russia Leather. Com.
par,ment Wi safesy strap for bls besides place for
cards aud postage stamps. Then nave 5oc. Calf
Skin Cases with oxidzed Silver TRAININGS loOk king
worth IL.
and black. The kid lined the dainty finish. the tout
ensemble Is that Of that geaersli cost more
sL70 CARD CAsEs.-These are real Seal and
combine Pocket Book aud CARD Case, with compart-
ments for the many little articles you want but
seldom have to hand when wanted
ANTELOPE CARD CAsEs.-These shown IN
delicate shades Of gray. tan, fawn brown mode and
the new red shade An are lined with aid Even
those ct &l-25 have compartments for stamps and
bills, while those ut 500 have 0xid1zed Silver trim
mings. As prices rise upwards 10 sD.9s the ster-
ling Silver ornzmentations are works Of art.
NOVELTY CAkD CASES.-Those Of Snake Skin "a
Re a so1 o.r ss sna fciss oa
o..
MEMS CARD cAsEs-whle those first men,
toned ut 25c, SOC. and 81 suited for men.
those mentioned below are extra size-nads 10 hold
the many pal ers. etc. o busy man always wants .
place for. Prices 81. also and 81. 40 each Being
made Of selected goat and seal skin with strong
lining and carefully hAnd-sswed. they practically
everlasting.
POCKET BooKs.-ren times thu variety Of rockc6
Books where TO begin and end descriptions IA The
trouble Prices CONNIE nee ct Toe for the Buck sln
Purses and end Of ZIG for the Heavy siiyer-trmmcd
Novelty. Even the 5c Pocket Books have the safety
frxme which prevents the small coins from droppinG
out Real Seal. Goat. Allieator Calf and lmltation|
Purses aud Pocket Books for ESQ the equal Of which
you'u not ind at the credit storeA
The P2lais Royals soc Pocket Books are also pol
ercoisncc.
An Improvement you'l appreciates a the View ooizI
Beg Patent No. 40l2lel which. used IN conjuncfio
vilhs deep frame. ensblesa lady with gloved hand
20 reach bottom Of the BAG and st the saxn
time the inside azps guard against the possibility
losing ths spscie.
TIE PALArs ROYAL.
A. LSNER
osssg lc&A u md Psnnsylvsnis ave. -
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THEPALArs ROYAL KID GLOVES hsv, nssons,
reputation Mall orders arrive daily from every stan.
and even the late territories EVERY PAIR oUARAN.
IEkD 80 that whether the gloves are tried on NJ our
counters or In the PARKWAY towns of Neb-,k. IT n
AT OUR RISK.
what better than gloves for Pre- sents, shouid IN
wrong size or color Be procured or should they proy,
imperfect they may be exchanged through the mail "A
little trouble and at an expense Of only two cents.
GLOVES FOR MEN.
GLOVES FOR WOMEN
GLOVES FOR CHILDREN.
GLOVES FOR EVENING.
GLOVES FOR PROMENADE
GLOVES FOR DRIVING
GLOVES OF PIGsKry
GLOVES OF CALFskIN.
GLOVES OF FRENCH KIN
GLOVES OF GOAT SKIN.
GLOVES OF CASTOR BEAvTR
GLOVES OF UNDREssED KID.
GLOVES OF DRESSED KID.
GLOVES OF ALL SIZES.
GLOVES OF ALL STYLES.
GLOVES OF ALL PRICES
The 'PALArs ROYAL" Mems Fnrlish pov,l,,
Gloves at 81 guaranteed .s freely a. opr 80
Lonaon Town made Gloves at q sS
Inc "fALAlsR OVAL" ladies' P.rskin Gloves AZ sa,
are warranted ss earnestly our shoulder length
Evening Kid Gloves &c SABA
The ''PAL.AIs ROYAL Chila,er,s E,a ,.i,o. q, q,
are red on ss carefUy our ladies', new Fnglish
Promenade hid Gloves a.sl5O
Inc PALAls ROYAL can he reached by ANY car ara
lev MINUTES yak Of the prin ripal hotels
IL. -, H.
corner OF 18th street and Pepusylyaui. avanna
18TH ST. AND PA AVE.
18TH ST. AND PA AVE
18TH ST. AND PA AVE
l2TH ST. AND PA AVE
18TH ST AND PA AVE
18TH ST. AND PA AVE
18TH ST. AND PA AVE.
18TH ST. AND PA AVE
18TH ST. AND pa AVE
18TH ST. AND PA AVE.
18th ST. AND PA. AVE.
18TH ST. AND PA AVE
18th ST AND PA. AVE.
sE-opinions Of the Press concerning the pslaI,
Royal Opening Of all and Winter Novelties"
THE posi-"
THE display is practical lesson in the STYLES for
the coming season"
THE HERALD"
You will be lost amid tie laazs Of the Lovely s,o
decorations and the crowdas attending the 'opeuing'
display"
THE STAR"
"Very fine Is the display Fuls. In Ladies Jacket.
there are striking novelties"
"rHE PRESS"
"one Of the best displays ia Washington is at Nr
Lisners establishment at the corner Of lst stree.
and the Ayenae"
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
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Why 50 great difference between .he prices OF exclu-
siye Jewe.ry stores and hereg
It's this: Tie Paias Royal buys Jewelry as It docs
Umbrellas, Gloves. &c.-diroct from tie Inanuiact,r-
ers Credit is not asked when buying or given when
selling, and thus small Profits are made possible.
Livery article mas the price attached marked an plain
figures written guarantee given with the Is.al God
Jewelry.
The marvellous limitations OF the real must not be
clGSsed with The paabie limitations commonly sold AZ
fancy goods stores. feature Of the PaIAis Royals
special display for the conclave is well knight
TemplAr emblem Of gigantic proportions. COMPOSED
OF these fac siraies OF Real Gold Jewelry 1t IAy be
seen in window OF No. IlIs Penn. ave-
PRICE LIST.
sS- The cheapest and most expensive Jewelry only
Sc mentioned.
Ii Karat Gold Lace Pins 81 20 sio5a
FEC Smiles OF Rolled God. o5c. TO "a
Ia Karat Gold Earrings, a. 10 s23
Fac siIniles OF Roll Cod S5c u $3.50.
II Karat Gold b aceets g. TO $3.50.
&C Smiles % Rolled Gold, 1 &C TO 81 20
Id Karat u old Oh Chains. Ss. % tOSIO.
Fac Smiles OF aolled Cold Doc. to 81
Ia Karat sold Aen's Chains. u to ago..
Fac SMILES Of Rolled Gold 81 So
II Karat Gold sleeve Buttons So ~ ais.
Fac similes OF Roll Cola I9c. To 81
heal Amber Hair Pins. 81 TO sl3
Fac sinliles in imitation lie 10 SOC.
French Enamel Lace Pms BOc TO "a
Fac smiles in Imitation. DC. q 81
Real Gold Bead Necklaces. IS osl2
Fac siniies Of Rolled Cold. al 70 SIS so
ssEhat VIII you pay at the jewelers. for f.e siufIe,
of our soc. Real Enamel and seal Gold FJrget-rne-
not Ringsg For our 25c. Real Silver Tailubs.s F,r
our 50 Ee@l Gold Tbimbles. For our JKiIikcd Sal
Toilet Articles? For our silver Watch Boxesy
Bonbon Boxes and Cigarette Casesg VIII yoa see aay
larger variety! VIII you much variety IT he
,ewelry storesi
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued be,owD
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SOME Mention Or C1oAks.

With rapidfy-movins elevator two o. three
Aoors signify nothing. Our Cloak Department
ID on the third floor and our elevator will take
you there il about ten seconds. Al outside
wraps belong to the season of shivers, squalls
and snaps of frost it's about time-pretty near
when you'll begin to "look round" We
know precisely what looking round" means
to lady who Is conscious that she must get
IN outside garment, and she depends . good
deal upon the dealer, who oftentimes knows
better what she wants than she does herself
What you ought to wear for an outside wrap
depends very much upon your age. To ~ u
makes no difference-anywhere from childhood
to the elderly matron-we have the Sacaues,
Newmarkets, Jackets, Top Coats. Cloaks, etc,
and at all prices from IS to $50. You can't
tell what you want until you see what We have.
The manufacturers put style into everygsr-
ment, and wen effect an absolute At. We have
sroom especially for that purpose and the only
thing it costs you to have any wrap you buy
made to ft your form as II twas tailor meas
ured is merely to say so. Alterations cost you
nothing. We sre showing some Elegant Wraps
In the popular street shades for this fall and
winter. and the prices on them are ''frst 90.
sole-value'' sellers. The whole Of the third
door is given up to this department. You
will find sales people there who understand
their business and who will see that you are
suited q well as fitted.
Take elevator; it's always running.
We are glad to welcome Conclave visitors.
sEAToN PERRY,
"PERRI BurLDrSo,~
Cor. 9th and Penn. svs.
Established 1S40 1t
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In Massachusetts, the enemies Of TIE pro
posed prohibition amendment declared that
they defeated it by raising panic among the
good temperance farmers lest, by the abolition
OF the cider mill. they should find the market
closed against their second and third rate ap-
pies. In Connecticut, toward the last hours of
the campaign, the cry was raised that vote
for prohibition was a vote against Yankee mince
pies. In vain the prohibitionists have tried to
stem the tide by filling their newspapers with
recipes for mince meat which needs no cider
or spirits to give it life. Any threat against the
permanence of the New England staple, with
its traditional associations of blazing hearths
and domestic cheer and picturesque night
mare, is enough to compass the ruin of the
cause N whose interest II is made, regardless
of any later proof that there Is no ground for
alarm.
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The ladies who have come to Washington
with the visiting knights form not the least
attractive part Of the invading host notwith-
Standing tue plumes, swords, decorations and
snowy uniforms Of the male contingent. WASH
ington surrenders Internationally to both
branches of this grand army,
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Poor Canada is out in the cold. s,.e cannot
come to the banqueting table u American
nations at Washington because she il q mere
colonial dependency ola foreign power. And
she is also disappointed, angry and sullen be-
cause that power will not protect her in the
playful practice Of stealing and e,terminatine
American seals. 1t is OF no advantage to be .
colony, and to be out of touch with the rest Of
the continent, II her master across the ocean
win not night to humor her whims. How would
90 70 exercise the leap year privilege, Miss
canada, and propose annexation TO Uncle sam2
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brisk, snappy air, and only enough of sun.
hsn' 70 cheer, without dazzling or prostratipe.
are contributed by the weather bureau to the
eoneAve fund, and marching ous-of-doors
becomes pleasure. Az half the enjoyment of
An expedition OF this sort consists In the
"reminiscences which IL furnishes to after days.
II doubly to be hoped that conclsve veeh
may conduct itself 50 veil throughout. in
respect to clear akies, and even temperature,
that all who have attended the great meetin.
may look back upon the experience Win
nothing but happy associations.
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III IL could be established that the ques-
tons to be asked in the civil service
examinations were purchasable in advance
their showing Of the comparative merits
Of candidates would Of course be q
sham and . fraud Proof Of q single in
stance Of such sale, without punishment OF the
offender, and of his retention in Office by sue
cessive administrations, cognizant Of the facts,
would throw q cloud of suspicion over the
whole commission and over all the civil ser
vice examinations To buy office by
direct bribery of certain governments employees
would be, to put it mildly, no Improvements
upon the old method Of purchasing ONCE by
political or personal service to partisan lead
ers All the merit would be taken from the
'merit system" and public confidence In the
alleged improvement Of the methods OF select
ing government employees would be seriously
shaken The claim that the questions asked to
ascertain a candidates fitness to become an
Office holder are sometimes irrelevant il insig-
nifcant and trifing compared with the charge
that there is corruption at the examining source
which makes all questioning q mockery, and
that democratic and a republican Presi-
dent have winked at this corruption. Proof Of
such condition Of things would 60 far to sus-
tain the spoilsmen's claim that the politicians
without regard to party are spoilsmen at heart,
and that the two organizations which divide
the mass OF American citizens between them
are rotten to tn ers. The accusation in this
matter is very serious, the evidence must be
direct and convincing, and q heavy RESPONSE
bility will weigh upon the accusers if
their proof fails. For they have indicted
before the people of the United States
Cleveland, Harrison and all the civil service
comm ssion "a, democrats, republicans and
mugr rmps, and the offense charged is that of
conniving at and condoning bribery and Off
cial corruption, and of deceivins by hypocritical
pretenses the American people. The state
ments that the sale of questions took place
many months ago, that the alleged guilty per-
son was accused before and investigated by the
old board Of civil service commissioners, that
his offense was brought to the attention
of President Cleveland, that several
months ago President Harrison was
informed of the accusations against him, and
that notwithstanding the successive charges
and investigations the alleged culprit has not
only been retained in Office, but has been pro-
NOTED, will go far to convince the public that
the person accused must have at least some
very plausible defense, and he will not be con-
demned unless and until his defence has been
heard and is found to be overcome by the clear
case made against him. His condemnation, in
yolyiug a verdict of guilty against two Presi-
dents, would be deadly blow to civil service
reform. The public would not the less desire
sensible, business methods in selecting govern
ment employees, but it would not know whom
10 trust honestly to carry the law into opera
ton.
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ATTENTION. SIN Ks1aHra

Sir Kniehts desiring Uniforms for thu .pproacb,n.
Conc.ye VIII please leave their orders Without dalay
70 enable Ne 70 make than In t3me
votrlcn flumsa Sauntlets Belts. Caps and p,xte Of
Uniforms supplied ss Factory prices
All Uniforms strictly Of best quality snd suar,nt.sd
reguiafaon and tcid ~ lowest prices.
WuLRTr RUoFY.
salo-Sm eos PsanUlvanis syA
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The warmth Of Washington's welcome 10 III,
whiting knights il not to be measured BIZ the
altitude Of the mercury In the thermometsr.
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HOUSE & HERRMASrs
ARE A LITTLE WORLD WITHIN THEM
SELVES. WHERE ALL IS BUsTLE. ACTIv.
ITY AND BUSINESS OUR MISSION HAS
EVER BEEN TO AID IN ALTERNATING THE
BURDENS OF HOUSE KEEPERS WHO HAVE
NOT AN ABUNDANCE OF THIS WORLDS
WEALTH
TO BRING CONFINEMENT TO HUs-
BANDS AND COMFORT TO THEIR FAMI-
LIES IS LABOR OF WHICH WE NEVER
TIRE. WE SELL ON
AT LOWEST CASH FIGURES. AND ACCEPT
IN RETURN SMALL PARTIAL PAYMENTS
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN sArIsFAo-
TON OF THE DEBT. WE TRUST NO RE-
LIABLE HOUSE KEEPER WILL HESITATE
TO PAY Us VISIT, IF IT BE MERELY TO
LEARN WHAT AN ADVANTAGE, ABOVE
OTHERS. OUR
OFFERS FOB THE COMFORT AND HAPPI-
NESS OF THE PUBLIC.
OUR LINE IS REPLETE WITH PARLoR
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE OF EVERY
GRADE; DININo-RooM REQuIsITEa
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST
ELABORATE AND BEST;
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE AND STYLE:
DRAPERIEs OF EXQUISITE DESIGN. SEC
RETARIEs. TOILET SETS AND AN END
LESS VARIETY OF
STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS.
UPON ANY OF WHICH
YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAY
MEM WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO DELAY
IN DELIVERY WILL BE occAsroNED By
THE BLOCKADE OF THE SEVENTH
STREET RAILWAY MONOPOLY. AZ WE.
ARE PREPARED TO SHIP DUB ORDERS
PROMPTLY By WAY OF OUR COLOSSAL
EsTABLlsnGExT on MASSACHUSETTS
AvENUE
HOUSE HxRR11ANNo
CASH AND CREDIT -HoUsx
ssi snd o2s tn T. and ese xaaA .v& m
ss2-ln
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HEN VISITING


Our establishment no doubt you have noticed upon
the left you enter that line of elegant 2yardw
TURCOMAN CURTAINS which We have been selling
at Is per pair You will be agreeably surprised to
learn that, commencing MONDAY, October z. we will
sell these Curtains in following shades, Olive Green,
Sage Green, Terra Gotta and Blue, at the remarkably
low price of 81 per pair. These Curtains Of fine
quality and bargain. We will also offer full
line Of IMPORTED BA9DAD CURTAINS at SO. This
extremely cheap for these Curtains, which Of
cellent quality and sell elsewhere for much more.
Have you observed those beautiful SILK CURTAINS
reduced to SIS per pair.
Don't think because we are offering these goods at
close prices they not Of good quality. Remember.
we offer no goods which we cannot guarantee As to
durability.
Our success and the extensive scale to which our
business has increased is due to the value have al
ways given We shall always endeavor to maintain
the unsurpassed reputation We have gained for the
fine quality, durability, and low prices Of goods
We desire to direct attention to the fact that
have ore dollars worth of old stock in place.
Everything is entirely having been placed in the
building within the past ten days.
you need anything in the way of Carpets it Will be
TO your advantage to examine complete stock Of
Administer Wilton, Moauettes Cody Brussels and In
grains
RUGS Of all kinds at greatly reduced prices
If you contemplate the purchase OF FURNITURE Of
any description invite you inspect extensive
stock and note the low prices. All goods marked in
plain figures
SPECIAL SALE.
We open on MONDAY MORNING as Special Sale
100 3-piscs Oak Suites, Large Bsvslsd Glass, at
s27.5O.
100 3-piece Oak Suites at s240os
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
We cordially thank patrons for the hearty sup
port We have received from them and respectfully
request continuance. We viii also be highly graft
led to make new scquaintances aud number them
among our many patrona
JULIUS LANsBuRGH,
oc5 18th and sta
MxK j. p. PALxra
IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION.
HOT STREET.
WILL OPEN CASE OF LONDON AND PARIS
MILLINERY. EXCLUSIVELY DESIGNED
yoR HER HOUSE. ON rHuRspAx
ocToRKR 10
NO oARDa sss-ss
ZINE WATCH REPAIRING.
COMPLICATED WATCHES sPEcIALTY.
r. ". GAIT. BRO. co.
Istabaishsd leO2 1l07 PA svA spla-lu
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THE RIGHT PLACE Fon EVERYONE

THE RIGHT PLACE FoR EVERYONE.
In addition to the largest line Of S. So s65OS75O
and $40 Suits and Overcoats in the city, WEYL'S
also keep the best assortment Of very goods They
have magnificent line of the very finest Suits such
As hne Granite Prince Albert Suits, fine Fine Cork
screw Prince Albert Suits, plain and satin lined Full
Dress Cswsllow-tailed Coat suits
magnificent line Of fine Cheviot, worsted and Cas-.
simere Sack and Getaway Suits and Coats and Vests
Inc best makes in Chinchilla Overcoats with either
Italian OF Satin Innings Cape Overcoats, in black and
iancy patterns and splendid line in Kerseys Beaver
aud Cashmere overcoats and Storm Coats
Also an immense line of Odd Pants. from sI.5O up
FOR BOYS, 9 TO 1s.
We have fine line of Suits and overcoats. with or
without Capes at prices not to be touched by houses
VINO have enormous expenses.
wEYL's oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
oc2-3m 81 SEVENTH ST
Willie Tascotts dead.
So tits said,
But in our humble opinion
He's In his little bed.
However Obscure reasoning or confused our talk
there's no denying the fact that we have . few
SOUVENIR OvERCOATs
let which you would do well to secure at once These
elegant garments of fine Al-wool Kersey and Mel
ton Cloths lined throughout with Silk and Satin Dor.
feet In every particular.
Ii the price We name for any one of them. We had
quite rum on these Coats last week, but saw very
few familiar faces among the large throns of buyera
Nowwe would urge our old customers tocome and get
SOUVENIR OF SOUVENIRS.
Bring the little boys along too Al We have just 70
coats, with Capes for Boys from to IL years Of are
which We selling at
Mems Atwood Suits, Sack Coats a. so upward
Mems ALI wool Suits. GETAWAY Coats, %. as upward
Prince Albert Suits strictly Atwood. sl225 up
ward
We are showing this season the Largest Handsomest
and Cheapest Line Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
1t has ever been our good fortune to offer. which b
saying great deal
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 and 929 7th u. Nv.
Corner Massachusetts, avsnuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm. oct
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Tnrnrs NorHsa Fos NorHrsa
IN THIS WORLD. THOSE WHO SOME
TIMES SAY THERE IS ARE FAR REMOVED
FROM PRAcTIcINa WHAT THEY PREACH.
IN THE MATTER OF BOYS AND SMALL
BOYS CLOTHING WE'LL GIVE YOU
BETTER VALUE FOB YOUR MONEY
IN STYLE. QUALITY AND WORKMAN.
SHIP THAN YOU'RE LIKELY TO FIND
ELSEWHERE. KILT SUITS FROM 90 TO
s12. SUIT FOR SMALL BOYS. % TO SEQ.
SUITS FOR BIG BOYS. IS TO s25. sEPA-
RATE PANTS GHoRT,. Soc, TO a: LoNa,
I FROM sl6o TO 90. ovERcoATs. REEF.
Frs AND BOYS GENERAL FURNISHING
GOODS. CORRECT IN STYLE AND WEIGHT
AND ALWAYS LOWEST IN PRICE.
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
THE LILLIPUTIAN oUTFITTKRs,
ocs.so soo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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Two URGENT NEEDS.

1.-Two URGENT NEEDS.
There's no doubt in the world but Tie majority
Of you are In pressing need Of either fa suit or
saovsrcoat and those who need both are not few.
Wen tell you what It is-a pair Of summer.
weight pants dangling below top coat this time
Of year looks - much out Of place - woulds
white flannel suit. A long o change mus b
made. why not make it nows II your think bit
you'll como to the conclusion it's the best thing
Jon can do and do at ones.
Our third door Is . perfect panorama Of the
highest types of late fashion.
Suits. for instance: We take Ill the newest
patterns Of the wsarable wesves-cheviot. cassi-
mere tweed. etc.-snd mako them mp into the
very best suits we know how We say WE do-sor
you know we're creators now. After they're
made. trimmed and have passed inspection thsn
We mark the price on them Our prices this sss-
son run from s10 to $40, and we make this claim:
Inequalities the best IN eaea grade that hevs
been placed on Washington oountsra You don't
have to take our word alone for this eompors-
son sOtu give you positive proof.
And the overcosts-light weights, mediums and
the heavier weights-Is it very likely we're going
70 put before You any but the latest styles. the
tlnsa qualities and as the so,usa pricess Not
much. It isn't We've been serving you to the
best too long to leave you satisfied with anything
indiferently good. The coats run from sS to s56
and in between those two "outposts" you'll nnd
what we're all searching for in this world-THE
BEST FOR THE LEAST.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES CLOTHING sUPPLIERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND MARKET SPACE.
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PHI1ADE1pH1A SroRn
We were never in as good position a. at
present to offer Good Values in the follow.
ing Seasonable Goods:
bLANkETS-10-4 81 up to $3.50. Special AL wool
at "a. ia, S3 so to 80. Special ALI wool.
$3.50 and SO. Red Wool, - to $3.50.
Gray, 81 to SO. IS.
BED COMFORTS-Full Size. 81 to $3.50. Cheese
Cloth, S1.75 and 81. Batiste, extra tine,
$3.50.
BED SPREADS, 75c. to $3.50. Extra Values at d.
S1.25, S1.50. The best ever offered
LACE CURTAINS, roc to 50 pair. We would invite
your inspection
fOhTlEkEs, 81 to $12 pair; few pair, slightly
soiied, at a great reduction
TABLE LlNENS-We have a Cream Damask, 66-fnch
wide, at 50c. Good Goods at IS, 35, 4Oc.
Bleached Damask so, e., as, SIC, 81,
S1.25. Napkins and Doylies.
TOWELS-A Full Size Fine Damask Knotted Fringe
Double Revered and Handsome Colored
Border Towel at 25c., fully worth 35c
BARGAINS IN MATTINGS.
CAREART l. LEIDY,
oc5 92S 7th st. and 706 st. NV
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