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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
It is rumored tina. ex-senator Bruce ia to be

1t is rumored that ex-senator Bruce is to be
appointed recorder of deeds for the District
Mr.. Bruce during his residence here as Senator
made many friends and is personally popular
II the Office is to be treated as a political It'd
bit to be tasted in succession by favored citi-
Gems OF the States and to be used especially
sreward of merit for faithful political service
IN the states by representatives of the colored
race, then this appointment will be logical and
as unobjectionable as such an appointment can
be. But if the impression formed by the. peo-
pie Of the District from statements
made at the time of Marshal RansdelPs
appointment was not misleading and if the adj
ministration has intended to abolish the bad
uses to which the Office has been put in the
past and to appoint to fill this strictly local
position local resident, then the appointment
will be more difficult to defend. Has the
President declared that he will appoint citi-
zen of the District? Is Mr.. Bruce a citizen of
the District. or of Mississippi? Has he not
voluntarily established his status by presiding
over a recent Mississippi convention and ap-
pearing before the President as the representa-
tive of that convention? These questions will
all be asked.
lone Of the first acts of the approaching Con-
gross Al Ico pcCt W blSulCI iudtttTo DS
to make the recordership of deeds a salaried
Office with reasonable compensation for the
duties performed. The fees exacted under ex-
listing law from the property owners of the Dis
trict to pay the recorder make the Office a rich
prize, and covetous politicians and successive
administrations are sorely tempted. Make the
pay of the Office correspond to the labor per-
formed and the responsibility incurred and
this temptation will be removed. The District
will be better served, the local property own
ers will not be called upon to pay tribute to
imported politicians, and cause of embarass-
ment to every well-meaning administration
will be abolished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

Remarks on the weather are always trite and
yet always in order. The first fair glimpse of
the morning sun for several days greeted the
eyes Of Washingtonians today. 1t was a well
come sight The storm of the last week Which
has shut the blue sky from view has extended
from Virginia to Maine on the oceans edge.
and westward to Indiana. Everywhere on this
coast the rainfall of the year is a long way
above the average, IL some places as much as
thirty-three per cent. How far this may be
increased during the six weeks which remain
1t is impossible to tell. The Pacific coast Won
dered last year what had become of its accus-
toned rainy season." To all appearance it
had simply started on its travels across the
continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

Is 1t possible that the king and queen of
Portugal have limited the names of their latest
child to one, instead of piling ON dozen or
more, as is common among the royal families?
Perhaps they reflected that, in these days,
when king is often required to pack his valise
and take a night train from palace to private
life, the fewer names he has to carry around
with him the easier he will find it to travel
<a.%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

A late, but all the more important convert
to the side Of local option system as
opposed to arbitrary prohibition without re-
gard to the local sentiment, which must be de-
pended upon to enforce it, is the Des Moines
Register, First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson's paper. 1t was warm advocate of
the prohibition law for Iowa, but has dis
covered that such law is incapable of general
enforcement, and hence proposes its modif-
cation by system which is substantially local
option. +, tn river cities of Iowa a stringent
high license law will most advance the inter-
ests of public order; for the rural counties
prohibition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

The overcrowded condition Of our Washing
ton schools is cause of frequent criticism. but
it bears not a circumstance to the state of
things in New York, where 14,0s5 children are
shut out of the grammar schools altogether be-
cause there is no room for them. On the prin-
ciple that half-loaf is better than no bread it
is plain that halliday session in school is
better for the knowledge-seeking child than no
school at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR ENORMOUS
HOLIDAY STOCK, AND IN ORDER TO GET 1T
THE BARGAINS THAT WE PLACE BEFORE YOU
TOMORROW ARE PRICED ITO MOVE" AND
MOVE THEY MUST YOU GAIN THE BENEFIT
OF Low PRICES, WE THE ROM WE REQUIRE.
WORD WITH YOU. ABOUT OUR HOLIDAY
STOCK AND THEN YOU CAN CAREFULLY
SCAN THE SACRIFICES NOTED BELOW OUR
HOLIDAY STOCK HAS NEVER BEEN so LARGE,
so PRETTY, SO WELL SELECTED AND so
CHEAP AS IT Is THIS SEASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
FuRs AND WARS.

SEAL SHOULDER CAPEs with Queen Anne Collars
SEAL JACKETS and SACQUEs, all at Low Prices.
SHOULDER cAPEs IN Astrschan, Mink Persian
Beaver. Monkey and Nutria Furs.
FUR TRIMMING
Al PLUSH GARMENTS at low prices
FuRS and WRAPS sold as low a. anv hama. a,
AmereA and we invite buyers bring the price list,
and catalogues OF all houses Of this or any cities
Wu-LETT L RUoFF.
Hatters and Purifiers,
n19-3m sos Peunsylyania ava
DRAFTMENs' AND ENGINEERS
IL SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS MAIERIAI.s.
PICTURE FRAMING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM 81. so Up
All in greatest variety and at bottom prices At
sCHMIDT'S,
Branch l722 Penna ave. 5O4 9th st.
ul3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

George Francis Trains declaration that he
will not quit Boston till he has collected
100000 damages for his late imprisonment
will enable New York to draw a breath of re-
lief. 1t means a long farewell to the psyche
logic, anarchistic, epigrammatic philosopher of
the parks-unless Boston should pay the trihing
price for a surcease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

REDUCED FROM 50 To So CENTS.
The Real Pgskin will outwear two pairs Of Kid
Gloves Can you buy the Real Ifgalin Mousquetaires
at less than 81 elsewheres
We now have Black and the New Grays, Tans and
Browns, also lovely Fawn shade. Mousquetaire
style. Every pair warranted
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Coutinued below
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JoHssoS. GAnsEn & Co.

VIII offer this week Is pieces Ladies' Flannel Suit
ing. double width. all eolors. 25c. 42-inch ALI
wool Serge Side Bands. SOC. 40inch Henrietta Cloth
ir Black and Colors SOC silk Plush for Trimmings
SOC. Oar UnlaGndered Shirt at 5Sc. is the best
thing ON the market 1O-4 White Wool Blankets,
81 so. 600. ia White Wool Blankets. 81. 90
specAi-We are Offering very low prices our stock
Of Car.ets. Ladies and Gents Underwear French
Neck. ~ low - SOC. Large size Bed Comforts 90
Jerseys and short Coats at low prices.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
nlS 636 Pa. ave, near 9TH 81
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! F F 4 4 { E.. 4 . / ::
u u g 8 y 4 4 +
GENrLENEx,

NENTLEMEN.
Nou are OGered 81 quality Dog skin Glove. for Use
Tair. We rcpeat what said u them the other
evening:
Very likely youn want 20 say Ta~v ornY .. a.r
god. but how can you consistently say 80 when ne
write: Every pair warranted.
Whist does warranted" mean
IL neanS that resIuus bl Tor the wear Should
the Glove SPIT On hcing tried OF not A. sstisfac-
torily new pair Will be given. Non can't say TAe
olHThr 01g 0Ooi. d" FOR could No afford To WARRANT
Gloves that would he returned 20 uss
Nou are stil suspicious ana probably viii think
nCB cant - fhr cJrvcct s'gic. But can show You
al tie latest shades IN Browns. Tlns. Rcis Modes
Sc. the correct Enbroilered hacks and. whatil sur
prse YOU more the genuine English nlarskln Gloves
that reta led around town al 81 81 - OF = So
the p-ioe deTeuds on where you buy them The last
rvtort VIII be. "li0r p5t af7rf 20 tSr az IS
otnis.' Vel. We reply, can't afford O. make the
price Is cents rcruanently. hut eau make many
railons BY oneyuC them az - cents who viii in the
future he glad &, pay as for Gloves that WILL
n as well and do as soOd service a. these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

The New York Worlds list Of millionaires
and multi-millionaires who have not subscribed
TO the worlds fair fund tells it own story in the
most graphic manner. New York-that is, the
representative New Yorker-doesn't want the
fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22


WHITE PORCELAIN BREAKFAST PLATES ONLY
DC.
WHITE PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES ONLY &C.
RED BoRDERED COCOA DOOR MATS ONLY
31c.
CoALHoD. POKER. SHOVEL STOVE LIFT AND
ASH PAN ONLY 36c.
LARGE SIZE JAPANNED TRAYS ONLY lie
POLISHED WOODEN KNIFE BOXES oNLYTc.
DECORATED JAPANESE IND BUFFERS ONLY
&c.
WALNUT FRAME TOWEL ROLLERS oNLY7c
DECORATED GILT-LINED FEsTooNED-EDGE
DAT MEAL BOWLS ONLY &C.
DECORATED GILT-LINED FEsTooNED-EDGE
OYSTER BOWLS oNLYl2c
CRYSTAL GLASS CREAM PITCHERS ONLY ,oo
FANCY CHINA WHITE AND GOLD MUSTARD
POTS ONLY &c.
JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE TEA POTS ONLY
CSC.
WAX GAS TORCHES. TWENTY IN BOX. ONLY
&C.
SUBSTANTIAL NICKEL CUsPIDoRs oNLYleo
Il JOB DECORATED GoLD-EDGE PORCELAIN
DINNER PLATES ONLY &C., WORTH 15c.
HANDSOME BRONZE STANDING LAMP. WITH
DUPLEX BURNER, PATENT ExTINGUIsHER.
TEN-INCH HANDSOMELY DECORATED DOME
SHADE, VERY CHEAP AT s29s.
FANCY soUARE-sHAPE CREAM PITCHERS
oNLY1Oo
FANCY RIBBED CRYSTAL GLASS TUMBLERs
OR GoBDETS ONLY &c.
SHERWOOD LUsTRAL WIRE BREAKFAST CAS-
TORS, SOLD ELSEWHERE AT 81, OUR PRICE
ONLY 79o.
LEATHERETTE FANCY PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
ONLY So
CRYSTAL GLASS FANCY PICKLE DISHES ONLY
CO.
ENGRAVED CRYSTAL GLASS OIL AND VINE
GAR CRUETs ONLY Csc
PURE GLYCERINE TOILET SOAP ONLY Sc. A
LARGE BAR
Low SONS CO.'S MAMMOTH TOILET SOAP
C.
ADJUSTABLE ASH BOOK SHELVES ONLY PIC.
HANDSOME BRASS TABLES, PLUSH CENTER,
ONLY S179.
LARGE SQUARE SHAKER TABLE MATS ONLY
4c.
DECORATED GoLD-LINED FRUIT sAUCERs,
SIX FOR 45c
DECORATED PORCELAIN GILT EDGE 6-PIECE
TEA SET WORTH $3.50 ONLY $500
CELEBRATED wEDGEwooD CO. IS l3O-PIECE
SET WORTH s2I ONLY sI439
THE FAIR,
S12 9TH ST. NV,
1t FRANKIE & CO.
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JACKETS Ar REDUCED PKcrs.

AT s3.9S-Beaver Jackets, braid bound. Navy Green
and Black. Reduced from g.
AT S5-English Beaver Cloth Jackets. IN Black and
colors. Tailor finish.
AT s6-Double-breasted Beaver Jackets with lap
seams. All colors.
Al ss-ImIo rted Tight-htting Beaver Jackets re-
we're 'front.' braid bound tailor nnish. Usually retail
atSlO.
Al s9-Engish Diagonal Cloth Jackets tailor made;
sailn-fAced throughout bound with heavy SIX braid.
Usu lily retalled AT : ~
Al SlU-I he Improved "Drectoirem Jackets, Of i'm
ported Beaver. Buttons worth over dollar Navy,
Green and Black. Usually retaled at sl2.5O.
Al StI-Dlrectolre Jackets Of English diagonal
clotn. Large six crochet buttons. LIE COPY Of an
imported Jacket which retails At SO
Al SlO-"Z luaYe' Jackets with vest front Of
trastng shade. Monster crochet buttons, large hip
pockets, trimmed with broad hercules braid Usually
retails Ht sl2.
AT l5-lmported Beaver Jackets, london made
Such Jackets that, made 20 order, would cost over
go.
Ar sg-Paletot Jackets of English Beaver Cloth,
neatly finished. Green, Blue aud Black. Usually
tails at $40.
Al siO-Paletot Jackets Of Cheviot The Natty
Vest Fronts. the large HIP Pockets the Enormous
SILK Buttons fac SMILES Of the Orted Jackets,
which usually retail al ! IL.
Al Sl4-t xtra-rne beaver Cloth Pnletot Jackets,
Imported. Made by men thllors. Usually retail At
els.
At sl6-The London style, Double brt asted Pale
tot ID gJnAl Cloth Jackets The deep rulIug collar
and the conspicuous hip pockets are tyIically In
glish-
The PALAIS ROYAL
anlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
NV Sr.1sKrS PnUsH JAcKErs.

Jackets with the improved bell sleeves and plain
satin lining, 1 O, sl2 IL sl5, &c. and e2o.
Jackets with real seal trimmings. $40, els, tle
$40. e25 and go. -,
curfs s22, s23 Sie5 aud $50
Jackets with the latest style loose fronts, 2incb
facing Of seal and real seal fastening. as.
Jackets with front aud deep rolling collar and
Pai.tof Jackets ~ iengthl sl4. els. sle els. eco
and s25
pOc sets. real seal fastenings. $50 ana $50.
of the SPECIAL sale attractions IL the 2
for SlOa better Jacket than hs sold al
Az Attention is asked 10 the Jackets with
real sealskin trimmings.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fContinued belowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
IMPORTANT To PARENTS.

With us IL isn't matter Of conjecture but settled
conviction-born of actual experience-that boys of
fifteen and upward are-if anythins-more particular
than their seniors in the matter of style If we had
space to spare would point out the why
consider eminenty proper to rather than
repress this rapid development taste in Dress 1t
for purpose to know that such is the case
ROBINSON PARKER co.
For boys Of fifteen and upward, then, prepared
to show the highest types Of high style As case in
point cite the Beaufort" Overcast that matchless
style of dress oversarment much affected by the
world of fashion just Kerseys, Mel.ons and kim
dred fabrics made with strap seams, seamless back
edges nlaid velvet collar lined with plaid or silk
the brightest gems of the art of tailoring. We're
showing these for boys as well as men, Coors-Biack
Dark Green, Seal Brown, Blue, Bur and Fawn, els
| and upward.
ROBINSON, PARKER co.
Our Large Boys Suits for semi-dress school
are without peers in these parts. Take for instance
our Black Cheviot Getaway Sacks, made with patch
pockets raised seams absolutely faultess in make and
fit, they can't be matched away from high priced
chant tafors. Some of competitors tried to get
these goods but they couldn't buy them for Thousand
dollars suit We control the manufacturers pro
ducts for the District of Columbia We determined
that tine Clothes handle shall never become COM
mon.
ROBINSON, PARKER CO.
You mustn't imagine that We haven't amply pro-
vded for the wants of the smaller boys On the con-
trary, have this spread ourselves in that
direction. Every grade and style of Suit and Over
coat that comes to high standard of general
ceence is represented peerless stock for from
Boys four years up.
Don't fail to visit our Boys Department tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW.

oiESaAL run AOhOhhON.
English Decorated Toilet Sets 10 pieces. sl.as.
New Shape English Decorated Sets, with Jar 81 9s.
Anteyican Porcelain Toilet Sets, with jar assorted
fora decorations gold lined) S5.4s.
Handsome American Porcelain SETS with hand filed
floral decorations, only S99S.
Square shape English Decorated China Tea Sets, a.
pieces S3.2S.
Hand-decorated French China Tea Sets. So pieces
"a positive Bargain), So ps.
Anew LOT Of square shape English Decorated China
Dinner Sets t} colors), 1 l. pieces, only 80. IS.
American China Combination Dinner and Tea Sets
Win new hand hlled decorations, l21 pieces, Is SS
Thin iransiues mt Carlsbad China Dinner Sets with
neat floral decorations, III pieces, good bargain
S2S, Will be sold tomorrow for Sl9gS.
Anew importation of French China Dinner Sets,
square shape, with ed and embossed neutral
decorations gold linedI bargain at $50. Price
s35.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrella with natural wood
stick for csc.
26-inch q oria with rolled gold cap and paragon
frame, worth 81 .4s, forsIls.
26-in. Gloria, with mourning handle, worth s1 as
only Sl.25.
26in. Gloria, with assorted oxidzed handles worth
e. 4S, for Sl9S.
26-in oria, with fine rolled plate handle. in as
sorted styles, worth So. 20. for So .9S
gain. Chi!dren's Umbrella, with natural wood and
oxidized handles, worth 81 20. for 9sc.
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT
oxidized and Silver Chain Bracelets. IL cents each
Silver and Plated Bangle Bracelets only lee
Cut Steel Earrings only l5c.. worth Pc.
Silver Side Combs only &c.
Fancy Shell. Amber and Black Hair Pins for sc.
Forget-lne-not Rings only 25c
Gold Band Rings only 25c.
Rolled Plate Hair Pins. for 3S and 5sc. worth AS
and 7Sc.
PC Silver Wire Bracelet exact imitation Of an i'm
ported Bracelet. only 23c dts English. you knowD
Latest styles in Sterling Silver Bracelets from 3sc
to So 9S each
ForTet-me-not Pins for Csc. and 3Sc.. worth IS
and 4Sc.
Rhine Stone Screw and Drop Earrings only PIC. q
pair.
Fancy Hair Pins only l3c., worth 25c.
STATIONERY.
Idlewild Mills Paper. ruled, only l5c per pound oe
sheets TO pound. Envelopes to match only cents
| a package.
Pemberton Mills Paper only zoe per pound and En-
| velopes only DC. package.
Lexington Mills Linen Paper either ruled or plain
only % cents per pound Envelopes match only loc
| a package.
Linen Note Paper only Sc a quire, and Envelopes
| only &c. package.
All styles of Fancy Note Paper by the quire, from
| 1oc up.
Linen Paper. plain or decorated, only Sc box
Plain and Gilt-edge Correspondence Cards and En-
| vclopes only l5c. box. Ragged Edge. 25c. box.
Ye Knickerbocker Writing Tablet with Blotter only
| l3c
Note Books for the school children only 9 and lO
cents each.
Fountain Pens from 1sc. to SO.
R. GoLDscHMID.
1oO7-1oo9 ST NV.
NB-open on Saturdays until 10 pm. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

The death Of the sunny-tempered, kind
hearted, bright-minded Ben Lovejoy brings a
sense of personal loss to all who knew him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
LApIEs, RrAL Kun Grows

hLDJNED FROM Us 10 % CEN1N
buttons. All shades Correct embroidery Per.
feet fitting. Cheap. bnt reliable Gloves that will
bear favorable comparison with many OF the 81 Gloves
offered at the credit stores.
give contract to be supplied weekly and thus are
enabled 60 always offer fresh Goves-pliable Mellow
Elastic Kid Gloves
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
Crow SuKrRrsrs ToMoKRow.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2S)

u The special prices Cor Gloves viii probably ~
H~St hoTe customers thAn we can conveniently van
on durne the busy hours - will our patrons who de-
SIRE 10 have their Gloves tired on plesse try and call
IRON to 20 an. 10 or TO ?. mr. These are the
least busy hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
WAxsLrr. NEDwrII.

$50 n. CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, MD,
WIN open In WIZARDS hotel private parlors.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
md ensuing week. the latest Paris Novelties in Co.'S
TUNES. Wraps, Carriage. Reception Dresses. Morning
Dresses, Masinee and Tea Gowns. Orders taken and
Dssfscs ats guaranteed. nl3-1ot
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LADIES FREscH KID Grows.

REDUCED FROM 90 TO IS CENTS
Think Of warranted French Kid Gloves at 90 cents
Why, it's not dear for the limitations Of SheeIskin
All the correct shades embroidery correct
4-button length The price H. suspiciousy low. We
know it. 1t proves What prompt payments when buy
ins and selling Will do.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fConfinued below
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ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
n22-eo $40 SEVENTH ST.
PPPP ZEE RRR, RRR, Y. ssss
PIP E E ERR Z + kRR + wy sssS
+ Eel ( Z RE ssss =
II o S I E r Y.

Hosiery is of the "ever-purchaseable" necessi-
ties of life Its daily need; itself, unaffected by
seasons shifting temper The feet, well clad, and
deal of the comfort of existence is ensured. We be-
upon Hosiery Department, as the following will
denote:
LADIES' HOSE
Warranted Cashmere Wool Hose, soc.
Warranted Cashmere Wool Hose with high spliced
heelsl, 75c. and 81.
The Electric" Fast Black Hose. Csc
The "Onyx" Fast Black Hose. 374c and SOC.
The Daisy Fast Black Hose, SOC.
CThe above are the famous Hermsdorf dye.)
The French Balbriggan twinter weight. 25c, 35c.,
soc. and 75c.
The Fancy Striped Hose, 3716c and Soc
The Solid Colored Hose-(Navy. Blue. Browns.
Tans and Slate), 25c.
Isle Thread Hose Tin Black and Unique Boot Pat
terns). SOC to SI25.
The Silk Plated Hose Tin Black, Brown, Bronze and
Tans) 81 and S125.
The Pure Spun Black Silk Hose, 81. 25 to $3.50.
The Pure Spun Colored Silk Hose Gin White, Cream.
Canary. Blue. Cardinal, &C., 50.
MEMS HOSE
In Mems Half Hose we submit the following
French Balbrggan. zoe
Fancy Striped. 25c to Soc
Solid Colors, 25c
Electric tFast Black Csc
Extra Blacks, 3714c. and 5Oc.
Isle Threads. SOC. and 75c.
Half Merino. 25c.
Merino 40c.
Silk, 81.
BOYS AND GIRLS
Fast Black Ribbed Stocking tsizes to 80, Csc
Three special grades of French Hosiery with double
knees, heels and toes Goods warranted and prices
guaranteed.
Three-quarter Lengths in Cashmere Stockings for
Infants, in Black and White, 3Oc.
Hosiery Department the first ioor-mid-way-
9th street side
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry" Building
9th and Pa. ave.
Established 1910. n22
NOVEMBER 22. $780,
ELPHQSzo ToUNes COMPANY
Reiterate their announcement of yesterday and
would further announce the arrival of NEW
Table Raisins in elegant clusters-NEw Figs
in large supply at 9rgain rates-llsO SIX
| HUNDRED Earthen Pots of NEW CROP Canton
| Ginger direct from the importer within the last
| forty-eight hours-Prices low.
| ELPRONZo YOUNGs COMPANY,
| neg 42e NINTH STREET
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LADrrs, "PAL,rs Ror.1~ Grows.
LADIES SrrpE Krp Grows.

REDUCED FROM as To 81 CENTS.
These suede or Undressed Kid Gloves have been
greatly patrOnized by regular PATRONS who will be
pleased 10 take advantage q the Special sale Prices
They come in all the New Tans. Browns. Modes Grays
also Past Black. The spear ront embroidery
You msy compare them with the 81 p Gloves Of the
credit stores. We ask you do So livery PAIR war
ranted.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED beloyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22
WHAr To WEAn-

sAKs AND COMPANIES
BOYS AND CHILDRLN'S
OvERCOATS.
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EXTRA

The following Specials on our First Floor for To-
morrow calculated t. draw an immense crowd tor
the prices the lowest that any house las
tempted for such attractions given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-22

SAhS AND COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES LEGITIMATE TRADING PLACE
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
n2z STREET