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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

The coffin trust is making Canada uneasy.
1t Is, however, the one from whose grippe it is
actually easiest to escape. The example set
by the late David G. Croly, of New York. in his
request that his friends bury him simply in a
bed OF fragrant evergreen boughs. has drawn
forth much commentator. coffin is a neces-
slty only to those who are governed by con.
ventional prejudices. Others may use it from
preference, but no one is forced to do so. The
cost OF funeral appurtenanees generally is far
greater than it ought TO be; and a trust formed
TO fleece persons who are rendered practically
helpless by grief is as contemplate a form o.
robbery as any the mind of man has yet
devised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

The license court which has jurisdiction in
Philadelphia has just finished its labors for this
year. 1t has followed the example of the Pitts
burg court in decreasing the number of licenses
granted, but either because it has not applied so
stringent a rule as the latter court or because
the Philadelphia liquor sellers have behaved
better during the past year than those of Pitts
burg, the reduction in the number of licenses
is not so great The number OF retail dealers is
decreased by 140, and of wholesale dealers by
49, only So per cent Of the latter class of appli-
cants being successful As in the case of the
action Of the Pittsburg court, the decisions do
not appear to be flexible. or merely prelimi-
nary in their nature, intended to be reversed
in favor of applicants when the proper induce
ments shall be presented. but seem. SO far as
this court is concerned. to be final The man
ner in which the license law is enforced ap-
pears to satisfy public opinion in Philadelphia.
1t will be profitable for the people Of every
other city with substantially similar system
to note carefully the course pursued by the
licensing bodies they successfully act and
the effect of their action, with the purpose of
learning what it will be wise and practicable to
attempt under this system at home. high
license system, intelligently, honestly and
energetically applied, can. in our large cities.
accomplish the greatest practical results for
temperance and good order. Concerning the
restraining influence Of the system upon liquor
sellers, the Philadelphia Press says:
The whole influence of this license court
ordeal Is disciplinary and educational. Those
who allowed their saloons to become scenes of
riot and disorder, or who had a suspiciously
large number of back door visitors on Sunday
or who on any account brought themselves
under grave suspicion which they failed to
clear away, were refused license. All learned
that good reputation has a money value, and
most Of them will guard zealously that reputa-
ton during the coming year. knowing that it
will serve them better than the most eloquent
and expensive counsel when they again come
for judgment before the license court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

Butler says that Porter ran away at New Or
leans; friend of Porter says that Butler ran
away at Fl Fisher; and Gen. wolseley of Eng
land says in substance that Jefferson Davis did
not manage the affairs of the southern confed-
eracy as well as he (Wolseley) could have man.
aged them These serious charges. if accepted
as true. point to the future discovery that the
officers OF the Union army and navy were all
towards, and the southern leaders imbeciles,
and cause one to wonder how it was possible
for either of the combatants in the war of the
rebellion to ever win a victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
RoBrNsoS,s REGAL Ourr1rr1scs
FOR AMERICAN sovEREIGNs IN EMBRYO.

We venture to say-and we say it with knowledge Of
factstha it is absolutely useless for you to look else
where in Washington for what you will fail to find in
House-in the line of Boys and Children's Cloth
ing-and possessing merit.-We carry everything in
our line that's good-desrable-f ashionable-and
to-Our entire building-and-our undivided atten-
ton devoted TO the youngsters wans.-No other
interest claims tme.-None shall-so long as
our people appreciate-ds they do nO0-our efforts to
do one thing toell-Yet-n,ark toeg-we have moral
courage strong enough to say to you-youn have to
look elsewhere for common trdsh-Wel none of it,
Let those who will create a false demand for
shoddy "truck"-gaments glued together.-We
must decline to descend to such plane-The high re-
pute that is the result of le's devotion to the
Boys and Chidren's wants-Shall be maintained--no
matter what the cost-We doar sell Boys Knee Pants
for 25c-but we sell RATS" of them at from 75c to
SO. so each-Szes 4 to 1--we guarantee our 75c.
grade to be good any you'll find in town for 81
If-after looking-you think otherwise-yourmoney
awaits you here-and welcome-Our peerless stock of
Shirt Wasts-in Percale and Wool-is the wonder and
admiration Of all who look through it-Prices ON pa
per count for but Hitchcock at goods-and note
our prices-you'n find both to your liking-Sailor
suits galore-Kit suits ad lbaum-Small boys suits
in mixed colors-Two and three peces-in variety be-
men-in almost endless array of splendid styles
Everything worth having is surely here-Correct in
quality and style-right in price.
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FnEsH SunrRrsEs EACH Day.

THE PALArs ROYAL column needs watching.
Be prepared for sensational announcements. With
the wholesale men desiring to close out Summer stock
and with our buyers after them with prompt pay
OFFERS yo~ may erpecf NANNY aaraaae aaaotsoenon,s
The Ribbon buyer has Just returned from New York
with Ribbons in every desirable shade, of the most
fashionable designs and materials at prices that you'll
hear Of Haven't you heard Of the bargains in Blac
Ribbons. and those in cOiors at &c. yard,
Doubtless you've been told of the fine Lace Trimmed
Underwear st CSC: such news travels rapidly.
The many new corners that come troopins in the
store each day only to be carried Of by you the next
forcing down the prices of the most staple articles
in every department Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

The mutterings of discomfort in the London
Times directory over the performances of that
paper in the Parnell case are now said to be
taking concrete shape. There is talk of some
Of the other proprietors of the paper making
an effort through the courts to hold Mr.. Wal
ter personally responsible in damages for the
mismansgement of the whole unhappy bust
ness. Mr.. Walter will presently wish that he
had put into the editorial chair young man
who knew enough to inquire into the history
of an important manuscript before accepting
it as genuine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
"JEFFERSoNIAN SIMPLICITY
Begets
"JACKSONIAN vULGARITY"

"JEFFERsONIAN SIMPLICITY
Begets
"JACKSONIAN vULGARITY"
We shall be simplicity itself.
Mantle Of "Old Hickory" descend upon US!
by the Eternal" we are Victor, and
ITO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE sPoILs,"
Potterian nyectve to the contrary notwithstanding.
"Spoiis" is legitimate
We submit the following facts,
With figures attached:
CHILDREN'S SUITS,
Sizes TO IA years
s4a5 s4 FAB q So IS sssg $3.50 sf IoS
have searched in vain for something neat nstty and
ward Come right here We can suit s you in style
quality, and price.
BOYS SUITS,
Sizes 10 to Is years
Goats, Vests and Long Pants
Strictly Atwood.
$3.50, SO, $50, 81. S7.25, s7.75, $685.. $3.50.
MEMS sUITs-sACK COATS,
Strictly All-wool.
80, 1872 $3.50, 1910 S1O.7o, $11. so. S12.25,
MEMS sUITs-cUTAwAY COATS,
ao-- ao-- strictly All-wooI
sfsf5. si445, $3.50, si675. s1s IS, sis7 75'0
MEMS SUITs-PRINCE ALBERT COATS.
sa a9 S6 1878, sl7.4o' 5000 s&a75' $685.,
CORDUROY PANTS FOR CHILDREN,
At 7Sc. q Pair.
LONG PANTs-FOR BOYS.
Sizes 10 to rs,
At CSC q Pair.
MEMS TROUSERS.
$3.50 s s$sa ii. s. s. $50 s47S g. $40
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL D. my13
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SASH RrBBoSs

DASH hIBBONS
at soc. Fine sinch Satin and Moire Stripe. I'm whi,a
Cream, PINK. Blue, Lavender. Cardinal. Navy and
Brown, same sold las; season slc5 Assc. .
s-inoh Crown Edre Heavy Moire Al-silk Ribbon in
White. Cream. Pink and Blue. fully worth la5.
At sL25 a l0-inch q. O. Satin and Moire stripe AL
SILK Ribbon in White. Cream. Pink. Blue and Card
nal. entirely new. worth sl4s.
Asl.25 special bargain. in. extr. heavy q. O.
or MORE Satin Edge. would be sles If we had all col
ors.
BLACK SASH RIBBONS
At: &c. 9-inch Ml-snk Moire worth soc.
At soc g. inch All SILK Moire or @. @. Satin .dse.
worth 81.
At Csc. 1o-inch An-sik Moire or @. O. Satin edge.
worth sl25
At sl"5 ll-inch Al-sik MORE, or a. O. Satin eaee.
worth $50.
DREss-TRIMMING RIBBONS.
Black MORE Crown or Satin edge Ribbons for pres.
Trimmings in all widths and prices a, from &C. to 4sc
per yard.
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S1.6S KID GLOVES FoR Csc.

Don't throw the paper down. Such a reduction in
price makes you credulous and rightly demands an
explanation Here ii is Silk Gloves growing in
demand and the sale of Kid Gloves be forced be-
cause merit JdH O1on nelU stock The gloves now
advertised will not be tried unless the regular price
is paid and may not have just the shade style
You would prefer That's the worst we can write of
our S1.6S Kid Gloves for Csc. These gloves have
sold well at 6S pair and like all 'Palais Royal'
Kid Gloves, have been tried and warranted, ana,
though thousands of pairs have been Sold less than
one dozen have been returned Can we say more for
theIns Only this, all sizes and nearly all shades at
time of writing.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

The Pittsburg lecturer who told his audience
last Sunday that lit is every mans duty to have
at least one wife to care for is respectfully re-
ferred TO the divorce and criminal courts for
evidence of what happens to a man when he
ventures 70 exceed the minimum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
The Star Out of Town.

TIE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. e. But all
such orders must be accompanied Jy the D,one7y,
or tie paper cannot be Se,d, as no accounts are
kept ,caa mai subscriptions. "a
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80 The difference between a loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one, and of great significance to person
interested in the statement. TIE srAa s,cecrs
to lis circulation. This il . point Of great i'm
portance 10 advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

Emperor William offers himself as arbitrator
in the mining strike, and indicates that he will
batter and shoot the striking miners il thew do
not accept peace and his services. As an an
plicant for office the emperor has very win
ming way. He means that there shall be no
violence in Germany except that which the en-
peror orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

Mr.. Gladstone's recipe for becoming an oc-
togenarian has for its first ingredient .'seven
hours of sound sleep in every twenty-four -
Ii Is fortunate for the grand old man that fate
made him a statesman and not the conductor
of horse-car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
To-MoRRowrs PRICE, 1Oc.

Not a few dozens but hundreds Of dozens
Not few undesirable designs but you may count
over one hundred different designs.
FOR LADIES. pick out, pretty, those with
one-inch hemstitched borders in Pink Blue Red.
Those with colored borders sprinkled with quaint
White Figures, as if thrown ON haphazard Very
pretty are those with borders of Omber Discs the
OF quarter. To wear with White Dress shown
those with borders Of Nioles, the form and color
true to nature that is surprised there's per-
fume. Another refreshngly coollooking pattern has
clusters of daisies which crowd the Green two-ineh
hemstitched border
There are over 100 designs, and likely we haven't
described the style you would select. Come aud
choose tomorrow for loo
12EC. MEMS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS loc.
You'll think too small coarse linen: ugly poterns
You know what you get at the mems furnishing
stores for &c. the credit dry goods houses at
lec. THE SAME HERE TOMORROW FOR loc.
gs-Every Handkerchief warranted pure Linen full
size, fast color and in u, II, and inch hemstitched
bands
MEMS UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
It's no longer question: Does Tie PuIais Royal ogey.
pettors and patrons is Holc The PdIds Royal efer
soc. Underwear for sS'
81 UNDERWEAR FOR 47c.
kinished Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers that are
cheap al 81 for only 47c. each We by them hon
estly and honorably is all We need write.
,o..., THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

hEFRIGERATORS
HOUSEKEEPERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
THE CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS FOR
WHICH WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DIS
TRICT.
EDDY REFRIGERATORS
WE HAVE SOLD ABOVE FOR Is YEARS AND
EVERY PURCHASER PLEASED WITH THEM
LORILLARD REFRIGERATORS
FOR CLUBS AND RESTAURANTS. THE ABOVE
ARE ALL FIRST CLASS REFRIGERATORS. AND
DO THEIR WORK WELL AND ECONOMICALLY
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS
NONE BETTER.
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE.
my16-6t No 1909 Pa avenue
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nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
" srs' worth Of Furniture, Carpets, and Uphol-
next, a. have rented my buildings TO new Arm Tor
tbs same business and they do not want my stock
am compelled 70 sell by that time 10 give them pos-
session Of the stores they want 70 open with
stock entirely Give me call before purchasing q
nhA sell for czsh only, closing up my busineas
WASH B. WILLIAMS.
0y11-2v 2lo It'll 1t NV,
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F. 4 T 4 f = e
+ ~ ILL 4 "A II ssss
Is II $ j Y z / ( E.. .

What more staple article than our l2ixc. Handker-
chiefs? For twelve it has been daily struggle
to improve the quality for the price To-day we ofer
for l2lsc. the finest and sheerest pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs that is possible to offer at the price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

O.. A. II.
Every Grand Army man will look now after his suit
for Decoration Day. Should he find it rather worn,
for any wishes TO get one it will certainly
pay him to look at those we show They are made of
the best of flannel. superior workmanship, with two
sets of buttons, at S12.
Only few of that lot of White and Fancy Vests left
$3.50.
Blue Serge Suits which sell at that price are equal
to any sold at s12 to Sl5 elsewhere.
FOR $3.50.
Just think of IL, Mems All -wool Suits.
FOR 1926
We sell better suit than be found elsewere at
to S15. We have them in about thirty tyles.
Our line of Prince Albert Suits is complete-Sl5 and
upward.
FOR BOYS TO IA full line of suits from 81. as
up.
FOR BOYS Is TO IS-An excellent assortment of
suits from 1919 up.
II is impossible in this advertisement to enumerate
everything Our line of seersuCker, Drap dEte, AL
paca and Flannel Coats and Vests the best goods
sold tor the least money.
WEYL'S
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
ap1O-3m 81 9TH ST. NV
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EMBRorpKRrrs.

New line Hemstisched Enh
AT l5c.. 2oc.. .5e 70 45e. I'd
Hemstitched nOuncinss
As inch las 70 s24syd
Corded Aouncings
as inch 75c., CSC. to 81 s5yd
IL will pay you 90 inspect our new line % run a,
Guiding full line Of Irish point.
THE BON MARCHE
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THE
THERE Is NorHrSG EouAL

THERE Is NorH1Na EoUAL
To sERGEs OR LIGHT-wEIGHTC HEvIoTs
FOR THIS SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE.
COOL ENOUGH AND AT THE SAME TIME
PROTECTION AGAINST THE CHANGES
THAT COME so SUDDENLY IN THIS LATI-
tube.
SERGEs COME IN PLAIN BLACKS BLUES,
AND IN GRAY AND BROWN MIXTURES
OF COURSE. BLUE Is THE POPULAR
COLOR, AND ANY MAN Is GENTEELLY
DRESSED WHO HAS ON NEAT FITTING
SUIT OF BLUE SERGE. COMFORT, STYLE,
DURABILITY. AND PRICE ALL COMBINE
TO MAKE THEM THE
STANDARD GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR.
THEY ARE MADE UP AT ALL POSSIBLE
PRICES, But TO INSURE THE COLOR
THEY MUST BE OF INDIGO DYE. AND
THAT CANNOT BE HAD BELOW A GER
TAIN PRICE AND SHOULD BE OF M
PORTED GOODS.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS BUYS SUCH SUIT
IN EITHER SACK OR cUTAwAY COAT,
AND WE HAVE THEM FROM THAT UP TO
THE ELEGANT SILK. HALF LINED AT SIS.
THE STYLES OF CHEvIoTs ARE FAR
TOO NUMEROUS TO DESCRIBE. ALMOST
ALL CoLoRs AND SHADES OF coLoRs.
STRIPES. MIXTURES. CHECKS. PLAIDs
AND EVERGLADES PRICES ALL THE
WAY FROM $40 TO s25
WE THINK YOU KNOW THAT OUR $40,
$3.50. AND SIS SUITS TAKE THE LEAD
OF ANYTHING IN wAsHINGToN AT THESE
PRICES.
E. b. BARNUM & Co.
my15 e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

Every department is feeling this clipping process
Sooner than trouble remark the prices in the Shoe
Cloak and Art Goods departments We otter the follow
ing discounts.
CLOAKS.
10 per cent of the marked prices.
SHOES
20 per cent of the marked prices.
ART GOODS
10 per cent OF the marked prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
TAKE A PEEP.

In one Of our big windows on the Seventh
street side we've tried to arrange an index to
our stock Of thin goods-but it's . big volume
with big index and the window can't hold IL all.
We're going to make q claim now that we
can sssostanttate-as ean every assertion voc
offer. The stock Of Iieh, heut-deaers that we arc
carrying this season ou,numbers in variety, quat.
ay, quantity and price anything d, 1.is part
Of the country. A little more than that,
EVENT. sUfu tar any house in America
to its last garment to Keep pace Nth this
stock. We appreciate the fact that that
takes big Quantity-b,s we're morally certain
we're 0o,a. You take look and see what you
think about it.
Commence with the Serges The True
Blues first, then a half-dozen other qualities
-saks and Company backing every garment
Follow that mp with Flannels: then drop to the
Genuine India Seersuckers, Perfect Imitation
Seersuckers tenulne Engilsn- made Cr1cketing
Suits, Lawn Tennis Suits, White Flannel Suits,
Striped Flannel Suits.
For Coats and vests-Madras, White Duck,
Pongee Silk, Ottoman Silk, Rhademas, eros
Grain Silks, Mohairs, Alpacas, sicilians,
Serges. Blazers, Brazilians, Linens. Egyptians,
Seersuckers. You can get the coat alone if you
don't want both the coat and vest.
And the White and Fancy vests-Only o
sprinkling of those in the window-Duck,
PiQue, Msrseilles. Canvas. Silk, worsted, etc.
Thousands in stock.
Travelling Coats that are not in the window
but are in stock in full. big variety.
Now the matter of price-that interests you
it does everybody. Well, in general way they
are 'Saks and Company's prices"-thats a
synonym for the best for the least money! You
can suit your purse from Soc coat to wear at
your desk, up as high as you want to CO.
Look in the widow-get the cue-come up on
the Third floor televator) and see the whole
stock.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
COOL CLOTHING FOR HOT DAYS,
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Lor No. 2.

Lor No. 2.
YOUR CHOICE FOR sl6s.
Many of the lace-trimmed garments in this lot might
well be placed in Lot No 1. In fact. ladies who ad
mire the very finest though not elaborate laces and
embroideries will prefer these garments.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
hal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

HArs FoR Hor WEATHER.
We have full supply of MACKINAw and ENGLISH
SPLIT STRAW HATS for Gentlemen and Youthsl
DERBY HATS in Light weight and Colors
Pearl Dress CASHMERE HATS.
Silk, Gloria and la Tosca" UMBRELLAS. Large
stock to select from
TENNIS SUPPLIES. sAsHEs. BELTS. CAPS &C.,
all at the Lowest Prices.
Agents for Youmans and Knox, New York. and
Henry Heath London.
B. H. sTINEMETz l. SONS,
my10 1897 Penna. ave.
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- A o N A b E!
ALL-wOOL UNDERWEAR, IN LIGHT WEIGHT,
Is THE MOST COMFORTABLE, AND FROM A
SANITARY POINT THE BEST ADAPTED FOR THE
WARM SEASON.
OUR PRICES ARE $3.50 AND s225 FOR NATU-
RAJ GRAY
MEMS BALBRIGGAN WEAR 35c; FOR q.
MEMS GAUZE WEAR 35c.; 3 FOR 81
NATTY SHAPES IN STRAW HATS.
OUR ASSORTMENT IN FLANNEL AND CHEvIOT
SHIRTS COMPARES FAvORABLY WITH THE
LEADING NEW YORK HOUSES IN STYLES AND
PRICES.
AUERBACH 4 BRO,
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oUTFITTKRs. tmy15-2ml HATTERs.
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7l9 BIG RIBBON SALE Ills
JUST PURCHASED FROM A PROMINENT
IMPORTER, HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
FANCY FRENCH RIBBONS AT RIDIcU-
oUsLY Low PRICE. WE HAVE DIVIDED
THEM INTO FOUR LoTs-3a 80, 65
AND rs CENTS, RESPECTIVELY. MOTH
ING IN THE LOT WORTH LESS
THAN ONE DOLLAR PER YARD,
AND MANY PATTERNS SOLD AS HIGH
AS 80 AND $3.50 PER YARD EARLY IN
THE SEASON. THEY WILL NOT LAST
LONG. DON'T NEGLECT THIS oPPoR-
TUNITY. FINE GOODS AND Low PRICES.
NO HUMBUG, BUT GENUINE BARGAINS.
E. G. DAVIS.
7l9 MARKET SPACE.
Cor. Sth st.
my16-1m
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Lor No. /.

LOT mo. L.
YOUR CHOICE FOR s19s.
Several hundred pieces of finest Cambria Under
garments deliberately trimmed with Plat VAL Medici
and Torchon Laces. Ladies who appreciate the merits
of the finest Underwear will recognize garments
worth from SO. 90 to 81 and IS piece
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16

A MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
COTTON AND CAMBRIA UNDERWEAR
Less THAN COST OF MATERIALS.
7he reason for such prices must BE- because Of
thing rrong," you may say. The only bad feature is
that have but of style and Cbut few)
ments show the handling of the "drummers." But,
like all samples, each garment has been finished with
extra care and all made IF the very fnsst 1tIsis
and conbrics and trimmed Ioith the best en6roideres
and trces.
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT STYLES.
These samples. comprising thousand differ
ent styles of Undergarments and sell at nearly
one hundred different prices, closed out TO the
Palais Royal at nominal price-a price that made the
sale almost gift the part of the Manufacturers
gift made to his best customer.
NOMINAL PRICES QUOTED YOU
The Palais Royal in turn offers these garments to
its patrons at nominal prices We reserve the right to
legitimate patrons. who will not be restricted as to
quantities.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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my16-6t

PH1LADELpHn STORE
Two great drives in Wash Dress Goods.
36-in. Batiste Lawns. Beautiful styles
and good quality Never sold less than
12hc. Our price, &c. yard. Do not miss
this chance.
We will offer in White Goods about 5000
yards Plaid and Striped Lawns, Persian
Lawns, Piques. &c, at 121f These are not
the ordinary goods sold at price. but fully
worth, in a regular way, 15c to zoe. yard.
Bargains in Beaded Wraps and Embroid-
cred Fichus.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests Price was Pc
Now 12lc.
Child's positive fast Black Derby Ribbed
Hose, l21xc.
MATTINGs. MATTINGS.
CARHART LErDY,
malls e2s 9TH and 706 K st. NV.
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YOUR CHOICE FOR 4ec.

SPECIAL LoT.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 4sc.
1000 Corset Covers, though not belonging 10 this
SALE viii be found to be great bargain. They were
intended for . Philadelphia house. but misfortune
overlook the merchant who ordered them. and they
have fallen into our hands ct nearly half price.
Gunner l2th street and PsnnA ave-
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