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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

The report of the post-office commission.
published in this issue, contains forcible
statement of the discreditable condition of the
capitals post-offiee accommodations. What
city in the republic with quarter million of
people, represented in the national legislature,
would be permitted to be disgraced by such q
post-oficeS In what other city wouId the dis
grace for this shameful neglect fall 80 directly
upon the national legislature and be 80 con-
spicuous before the eyes Of the world?
At the national capital alone among the large
American cities is a wonderfully increasing
post-ollice business conducted and a CORE
spondinGly increasing force housed in noto-
riously unfit rented quarters, '.the synonym
for all that is utterly bad in the matter of light
ventilation, cleanliness, safety and comfort"
Nowhere else are such valuable government
properly and records 80 exposed to fire. to
robbers, and. in the storage rooms of the base.
men., TO Hood. which threatens also the health
OF clerks employed in the building and Of the
visiting public. At the city of the na ton where
the post-oface ough. to furnish to the whole
republic conspicuous example Of everything
that post-office should be, instead Of this
model has been substituted, so far as accomrao-
dations are concerned, a frightful warning.
illustrative Of everything that post
once should not be. Not merely for the con-
venisnee and satisfaction of the people of
Washington but for the credit of the nation
Congress should at the first opportunity buy a
suitable site and erect q suitable pos.-ofiee
building here. The extraordinary volume and
character of the business Of the local Office. and
the conspicuous position Of Washington as the
capital demand such action, though the city
lacks direct representatives in the national leg
islsture TO give voice to this demand and 10
make 1t effective by log-rolling and swapping
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

New York has, to all intents, stepped ont Of
the contest for the worlds fair OF Is92. Her
plea Is that there Is not time for her 10 get
ready for go great an undertaking. She 10
right In city Of her size, everything in the
way OF iand-elearing. levelIng and building
must necessarily move slowly; and il 1t takes .
year at the outset TO ind site, there 10 still
less time left for solid work. Chicago is letting
20 OF her idea that the city which holds
the fair should pay the bills. In
short all the cities which have hitherto con.
tended for the fair on technical grounds arv
now coming around to the position OF arguing
the case on its merits purely. Tha. is all
Washington wants. She is the only city in
which Congress Can appropriately devote a
part Of the public money for the promotion Of
such project, and her geographical situation,
her historic environment, her beauty. and her
convenient sites for the exhibition buildings, are
all arguments In her favor, directly on the
merits.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

IT'S very properly REGARDED a. the sure.t evidence
OF cultivated taste tina; weIl-l,rea ana refined ind-
'iuA exercises the utmost care In the selection q
aPprVIhAte' harmonizing and hecomine trimmnss.
ite sArhitere Of gown is. perhaps. more liable 10
and extremes than any other feature %
costumins
GOOD VALUES ARE noteworthy in our s,ocl Of Biser
SILK sssementeries. Use. OF.
1925, 81 30. 81. 80 and s2. and
sumo Very Fiae Crochet Patterns
HsS. s35o, -. IS and 90 per
yard
NkW PATTERNS will he found IN our Steel ana Jet
tssen enSeries al SOC. Oh. Oh 90.
sl5O. 81 %. e. aud sa.6o
yard.
LARGE STOCK Of sin Tnnxe. !. offered. an s,,e,.
nom 20 ls inches vide. AZ 16c..
81. sl.sa, Ell IS. g.. O.. rs "a
and 80 30 per yard Colored
PRINCES, IN Garnet Myrtle Gray.
Brown. Navy and White Of excel
lieut. qualities
GREAT VARIETY OF NGndske Points. from 20 IS
Inches deer, ai rr.ccs ranging from
sl tos7. 80 yer yard
Escursl POINTS IN three widths
TO match. ~ Ell. e2 and sS per
yRrd. and heavier qualities az
s2.25. $3.50. IS. 20. e. and 60.
Gallons. all widths. from 2Oc.
20 si yer yard
Crochet Fronts and sashes rang
ins in price from s. to sis, aud
some exceedingly desirable goods.
You will find our Trimming DEPARTMENT on the left
as you enter the Avenue door.
The Notion Department with all the additional nee
essaries 60 complete any costume, will be found neKt
70 the Trlnniugs.
sEAToS PERRY.
Perry" building.
9th and Pa ave.
Established 1870. MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

Among the ingenious schemes Of systematized
charity and education which the human mind
has devised of late that Of Mrs. Robert W.
Chaplin Of New York deserves a place in the
front rank and will appeal to the widest circle
OF sympathizers. Mrs. Chaplin proposes to es-
taDlish a school for children's nurses. She will
take girls from seventeen to twenty-five years
old and put them through at least six months
training in the preparation of childrens food.
bathing and dressing the little ones, giving
them exercise, and in the various other duties
required of nurses in actual service. The
school will be well endowed its founder her.
self giving $4,000 as a nucleus; the pupils
will receive So to $40 month while under
going their drill, and a diploma on graduation
tina. will undoubtedly put them in the way of
frst-rate pay at once. so that no young woman
needs to feel that she is losing ground financially
by taking the course; and, by making the school
an annex to the babies hospital, it is hoped to
give practical and experimental training in
addition to the formal instruction. There is
abundant room for such an institution in this
country. No other is known in the world out
side of Germany, and the German graduates
do not seem to have got over to America in
any considerable numbers. The unhappy
mothers who are now compelled to pay large
wages to women for acting the part of nurses,
and then do all the work themselves and spend
hours Of every day besides in pouring instruc-
ton into a sieve, will declare Mrs. Chaplin the
leading benefactor of her sex. The invention
Of the system Of trained sick nurses, of cook.
ing and sewing schools. and OF Kitchen gar
dens," while beyond praise for the bonefts
each confers on the world, must take second
place in Difference to this new idea, the scope
of whose benevolence goes back so much fur
Their, to the very earliest infancy Of each gen.
GRAFTON; for every thoughtful person knows
how much the later life of the average human
being is shaped and directed by what happens
to be the surroundings Of his babyhood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

The movement to get rid Of the long bridge

The movement to get rid of the long bridge,
or, Is an alternative. to alter it's construction
30 that I. shall longer be an OF Jecs Of terror
to our riverskirted city, will receive the cordial
approval Of all citizens interested in the well
fare of the District. TIE STAR has many times
urged the abatement of this threatening
nuisance, and it sees with great satisfaction the
indications that the community is now ready
TO take hold OF The matter earnestly and Wig
orously. The piers of the present bridge are
held In place by pyramids Of stone, which,
stretching across a channel only 1000
feet wide, make the basis Tor
dam Of mud and drift brought down
whenever the upper river rises enough
TO cut away its banks. Every one knows what
happens when such backwater forms. We
had a fine illustration Of it in February, 1881,
and another last June. There is no telling how
many more we may have in the near future, if,
ns some scientists believe, the Atlantic vapor
bank which has shifted its position toward tho
west, and caused the excessive humidity Of the
last six months, has come to stay with us good
while. This is not merely question of incon-
yenience, it is one Of positive danger. Tho
welfare Of all Washington depends more or less
upon the carrying out of the proposed improve
ment Nhen the IOWer levers OF the CITY are
flooded, it is not the river water, turned into
the streets. which is the most dreaded feature
Of the inundation. distressing that may be.
1t is the backing of the sewers and the distri-
button of their filth upon the surface. It is
not even the soaking given to the cellar-stored
goods Of the merchants which justi-
fes the loudest popular complaints,
but the peril in which the public health is put
by having the scavengings Of a city Of quar-
ter-million inhabitants saturated with water
and strewn about to rot under the nostrils Of
the people. When, therefore, we consider the
effect upon the health of the city. the great
losses of property, the detention Of trains and
cutting off of mail facilities, an amount Of suf-
fering is imposed upon the community which
is not easily described Major Hains has re-
peatedly drawn attention to the subject in his
reports and urged that steps be taken to re-
move the evil, but in vain. Let US hope that
the renewed agitation by the people themselves
may bear more fruit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

The Baptists are the first among the Protest.
ant religious bodies 10 take official notice of the
wisdom of the Catholics in choosing Washing
ton for the place in which to build up n great
university. DIR. Palmer's remarks at yester-
days meeting ina this city we're tribute to the
elsvsrness Of the idea and . pointed hint TO
Protsstants to 20 and do Likewise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

T III III T. I. F F 4! 4 IT. II
sig TTH ST NV
no WASTE OF WORDS.
E +; ~ T
E E I, F. 8: :: A#II||$I..:::-
BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE EsTAB-
LIsHMENT TOMORROW.
GOOD GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
aold-lined Decorated China Fruit Plates only oe.
LArse.sre Japanned Decorated Trays only lie
Strong Polished Wooden Knife Boxes only &c.
Thin japanese Decorated China Cup and saucers
only Ice.
japanese Decorated Tste Tete sets comprising
Tea Pot. Sugar Bowl Two Cups and saucers and Tray
complete, only 69c.
Decorated Square japanese Ind. Buffers only &c.
Large Bronze Standing Lamp duplex burner with
patent eItinyuisher. teninch decorated dome shade
complete, only 81 os: worth o..
Eisht-inch Outlined Plates moss rose deco, alton
positive bargain. bought at q Job. only 20.
Hand-painted Festooned-ed edge Outlined Dat Meal
Bowls only 70
No more than six Sf these Bowls sold to each Gus
toner.
japanese Wicker Bread Boats only l5c., worth $50.
Sherwoods Lustral Wire Breakfast Castor. only 7ec
Four bottles only $50.
Vienna Bronze Fruit Knives. decorated porcelain
handle. six in leather case, satin lined, only 81 lss
set: worth So
Oval or Round Decorated splint Mats. three in 9 set
only l9c.
Patent Wire Cake Coolers "a novelty only loo.
Engraved Thin Flint Tumblers only Zoe.
Engraved Crystal Vinegar or Oil Crusts only ESQ
Colored or Crystal Gas Globes only 16c.
Fancy Decorated China Mustard Pots only &c.
French China Gilt-lined handsomely Decorated
fFut Saucers only eos
Pure Glyeerine Soap only Sc. per bar
Iron Kitchen Match Safes only 30.
Indian Glue. best in the world. only 4c. bostlA
Mucilage and Ink only &c per bottle.
chamois sponEes only Co.; worth l0c.
Ammonia only Sc. per bottle.
Liquid Putt Pomade only 1Oc per can.
Our 81. AS Carpet Sweeper only s1.19
Two weeks trial; II not satisfactory money re.
funded.
Patent Folding Wash Benches only 9Sc
Our Prize Folding Cutting Tables only s1.1o.
HOLIDAY GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. GALL
AND EXAMINE OUR IMMENSE STOCK AND
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
THE FAIR. s12 7TH ST. NV.
II FRANKIE CO., PROP.
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LIE New FuR Sro1rs.

TIE New FuR Sro1rs
These garments, reaching to the waist are in very
great demand
Sl6, sl2. and $3.50 Beaver Stoles
50 AID 81 Nh ia Stoles. selected skins.
s26S Imitation Seal stolcs These ara made n,
musk rat. Rat sounds repulsive to a ladv,s ear hint
these granivorous denizens of the water have skns
as soft as velvet How different to the miserable coat
OF the carLiverous visitors to our residences
So so-0S, So and 81 S Monkey Stoles These are
scarce as many ladies know who have waited for this
new supply
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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New SrAnsxrs P1usH JAcxKrs

Jackets with the improved bell sleeves and u,.,n
ego, as and &27. ~A~' @Ao' ~A0
Jackets in "Directoire" style ana with thu .e.~ o
cuffs, S22, t23 e26 and $50 ~ NV ~" hon
Jackets with the latest style loose fropfs ,-tc.h
FACING y. seal and real seal fuste aing s2S ~ne~
Jackets with vest front and deep rolling collar and
p.,s,qs Jackets - lengthy s14. els. SIC, s1s SEQ
Pietot Jackets with vest front roll col,., hi,
poskets, real seal fasten.ngs, $50 and S35.
80 one 81 the SPECIAL Sale attractions IL the ar
Tor Sloa better Jacket than sld At
Attsnton 10 also asked to the is Jackets With
,o.,,, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

THERE ARE Two CLASSES
OF PEOPLE TO WHOM WE SPECIALLY CATER
ONE is THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST AND
MOST STYLISH CLOTHING MADE, WHO KNOW
GOOD GOODS AS DISTINGUISHED FROM THE
MORE FOR THEM.
ANOTHER Is THOSE WHO WANT FASHION
ABLE, WELL MADE, GOOD FITTING GARMENTS
AT MODERATE PRICES.
THE DIFFERENCE IN THESE IS IN THE MA.
TER1AL FROM WHICH THE GARMENTS ARE
MADE.
THE BEST CLOTHING Is NECESSARILY OF
FINE AND EXPENSIVE MATERIAL BUT GOOD.
FASHIONABLE, WELL FITTING AND DURABLE
OF COURSE THEY MUST BE ALL WOOL AND
WELL MADE.
CERTAIN LINES WE HAVE MADE UP TO OUR
OWN ORDER FROM OUR OWN SELECTED PIECE
GOODS
OTHERS WE BUY OF THE BEST MAKERS IN
THE COUNTRY-MAKERS WHO USE THE BEST
TRIMMINGS AND BEsTow SPECIAL CARE UPON
THE MANUFACTURE.
A WELL MADE GARMENT KEEPS ITS SHAPE
WHILE A CHEAPLY MADE ONE SOON "DRAGs "
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK MAKE THE
BEST SUITS, WHILE BOSTON TURNS OUT
sPLENDIDLY MADE PANTALooNS.
THE WANAMAKER CLOTHING TAKES HIGH
RANK WHEREVER IT Is KNOWN. BUT AS IT
Is MOI SOLD TO THE TRADE" GENERALLY
BEING MADE FOR THEIR OWN USE-THERE IS
LITTLE OF IT FOUND OUTSIDE OF PHILA-
DELPHIA. WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE HANDLERS
OF 1T IN WASHINGTON, AND YOU HAVE ONLY
TO TRY IT ONCE TO BE CONVINCED OF ITS
GOODNESS.
EB DARNUM l. CO.,
mis- S3I PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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BOYS CLOTHING.
We have made lower prices on q great
many odd lines Of Boys Atwood Suits and
Overcoats, offering an excellent opportunity
to purchase at great saving on former
prices. At the same time We showing q
splendid line Of the finer grades in Boys
Suits and 0yercoats. secured advantageously,
expressly for the fine trade. We offer
Boys Double breasted Navy Blue 1ricot
Suits, for Dress Wear. Sizes ten 70 fifteen
years. $3.50.
Boys 3-piece Navy Blue Getaway Suits,
elegantly made and trimmed. Sizes ten to
fifteen years. $40.
3 Lines of Fine English Cashmere Suits,
double-breasted, in fancy plaids. Sizes ten
TO fifteen years. $3.50 80. 50. 80 and $40.
Lines Of Fine Imported Cashmere Suits,
single-breasted, with plaits. Sizes six to
nine years. 1850. $3.50 and 50 80.
Line Of INEQUALITY Navy Blue
Double-breasted Tricot Suits. elegantly
bound and very dressy. Sizes ten to fifteen
years. sl2.
3-piece GETAWAY Suits OF Imported
Diagonals and Corkscrews for dress wear.
Sizes ten TO fifteen years 90 SO TO ala.
Line of Fine-Quality English Cashmere
Cape Overcoats, custom made. extra lengths,
&c. Sizes nine to thirteen years. ell.
] Line of Fancy Plaid Atwood Imported
Cashmere Overcoats. extra lengths and
especially we'll made. Sizes seven to twelve
years. S12 30.
lThird aoorl
WOODWARD IOTHROp
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/ AN WHAT / AN
AND NO AMMER, But ALL THE SAME
AN fhieN ADD MEAS rs JIM MAXI Il
for the piOus prstensrs whose @ oily tongues polished
manners. perforated promises and pitiful
performances have brought them
IAN
determined to nail them TO the wall and to clinch
them there and this is
How DO II.
Conductors Of street and other carstake q Whit
CONDUCToks' olERcOAIs Pull indigo blue,
lined thropghout WITH strictly Sll.Soo sa-slns re-
for change of buttons and staunch storm collar All IN
one for the simple sum Of
MEMS ovERCoATs-s5sa. s675, o.. so, s7.75,
$50 1870 % 1881 o. Z and > 25up These prices
make you wonder how do it, IL is, indeed wonder
BOYS tS oSERooArsIs2 81, $500. $3.50. 1887.
81. p, $3.50, $40 and $500 up. You may think
having origin ia factIlease aud your
selves that will diss. pate all doubt.
81 as. $1,000 and IL IS up The rious pretsnders
will please proceed 20 pull wool. -
slO.75. sll.75, sl2.25 and Sl2. 15 up. The kind
OF wool that the pretenders pull viii NOT obscure the
vision Of the people, facts and figures stubborn
BOYS. SUITS Coat. Vest and Long Pan,s-s375.
Suits F0R SMALL BOY's-Jaekets and Pants
81 %. $3.50, 1928, s35o, $40, a. 81 l2 ss-25
MEMS PANTAIOONS
You may travel from Dan TO Beersheha and fail 10
match them in quality and price 20 30, slS5,
am at your service at ali times and would be pleased
to have you call and verify the above figures.
VICTOR T. ApLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Corner Massachusetts avenue,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until III pm. NILS
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Tar Box MARCUS.
Is +: ): {. s. y T. T. :: ::
Today w advertise line Of Gloves. II you want
Gloves or not il viii be to interest read this
II will you to select Gloves at the reduced prices
quoted. You may not got chance again Q. these
pricsa.
q Suede GLOVES 75c.
WARRANTED.
TRIED ON AT OUR RISK.
81 fine 4-button Suede Gloves in Tans. Browns
Modes and Grays. with the new Nervure Embroidery.
in oil sizes So To ~ This an elegant lot of Gloves
fine quality aud splendid values, aud We will try them
ON at our risk at 75c. pair.
s1.25 SUEDE MoUsoUErAlRE esc.
WARRANTED.
TRIED ON AT OUR RISK
e1.26 Fine s-button Suede Mousquetairc dloves in
Tans, Browns. Modes, orsys. with New Marrow En-
brodery in al Sizes 5h to ~. You will hnd this an
elegant lot Of Gloves. Handsome colors AMI splendid
quality. We try them on at our risk aud warrant
them. We think this the pes. Glove Bargain ever Of
fered at Use pair.
s125 GLOVES, s1.1o.
WARRANTED.
TRIED ON AT OUR RISK.
s1.25 4-buttun Perfection Kid Gloves, In Black.
Embroidery. We have a complete assortment in all
colors and all sizes from 5Ik to IN at the reduced
price Of Sl.1o and being warranted and tried on at
our risk. we consider them bargain and think you
will II you look at them.
Balance Of our CSC. and q Wide Embroidery Kid
Gloves-Tans. Browns. Grsys, Blacks mostly small
and large Sizes NUF SEQ.
For our &c. Tans only 4-button Suede Gloves all
sizes. For
5 g. 8: T.. g y 8. ::
{; s. 8 3 ii
H H$$H# m 4 s snf g's I'LL I'LL En-
HasH AZ ( + eeoSS L Il ZEE %
n2o s1e 7TH ST. NV.
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WARS Or AL Kyps

lou hnyent had much occasion for Winter wrsp
go, -. ns season but that you viii have and that
~ 80 Is certain The special sale prices for Thars
Nay VA I'm rd.y and Saturday. Nov. 2I 2s and I'd WILL
Paais Royal 1871 SoANsssi NJ" qua " the
whssnes you require Festher.weish M,chiutosA
a. ~ psasI Mnr sn Imported Engiish tlster
Gown. yoa ma h Drs:sns do.a elabor.is Tea
eIceence OF st,, sarinsy une xcellsd Tor general
naast appeal ~ you. $50 ~~~ ~ VICE. s'ss
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j JACKETS Ar REDUCED Pnrcrs

AT 80. 9S-Beaver Jackets, braid bound, Navy Green
and Black. Reduced from So.
Al s3-English Beaver Cloth Jackets in Black and
colors. Tailor finish.
AT s6-Double-breasted Beaver Jackets with lap
seams. All colors.
Al sS-1mported Tight-ftting Beaver Jackets re-
re 'front.' braid bound, tailor nnish. Usually retail
AZ s9-Englsh Diagonal Cloth Jackets, tailor made,
@ laced thr9ughogt bound with heavy silk braid
AT slo-1 he Improved "Drectoire" Jackets, of i'm
ported Beaver Buttons worth over dollar Navy,
oreen ana BACK. Usually retaied at $1,000
All $ll-Directoire Jackets Of English diagonal
cloth Large silk crochet buttons. The COPY Of an
hnp0r.ed JACKET which retails at $50
al SIO-"Louave' Jackets with vest front of con-
Trusting shade. Monster crochet buttons, large hip
pockets trimmed with broad hercules braid. Usually
AT sl5-Irnported Beaver Jackets, London made.
sneh Jackets that, made to order, would cost over
AT sg-Paletot Jackets Of English Beaver Cloth
n ,s nnshed. Green, Blue and Black Usually re-
AT sl0-Psletot Jackets Of Chevio. rhe Nattv
vest fronts, the Large Hip Pockets the Enormous
Buttons are fac SMILES Of the ir orted Jackats
which usually retail at BIS.
AT -txtra-tne beaver Cloth Paletot Jacksts
Imported Made by men talors. Usually retail al
At sl6-The London style, Double-bre astcd Pale.
.ot VI sohaI CIoth Jackets. The deep rolling collar
and the conspicuous hip pockets are typically In
gish-
,c0,.,.,,., THE PALAIs ROYAL
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New STYLE LONDON Ursrrps


There are the imported and limitations and ir,ita
tons: We can show YOU limitations Of the new Lac
guard Cloths also English Beaver Cloth UIsters In the
Identical shades and styles to the Imported and only
other limitations aud tits of them write below
These marvellous limitations Of the most expensive
imported listers must be seen, you can't rely on
newspaper description. ' va
lake for illustration the Jacquard Tightfttius IL
sters. in two shades Of Brown with accordion owny
OF darker Brown. The price OF the Imported
10 S1o. The imitation S27.
Again. look at the Pigeon Blue Beaver Ulsters i,b
the new shawl color and lapel appliq ued in Dove The
The imitation S2A WV
Here's another: Double-breasted Creep GRAY m
ster, with the Varrek" capea double care reacbin
nearly to the waist 'front.' collar iaYa and en-
The Imitation A22 Poi'eo S1o.
EieeanSe with refinement is illustrated I'm the Scotch
Chsylo' Ulster Of Blue aud Brow. Plaid. Il las
fro,ehes buttons: The fsSn, revere are plain
~: g. pt,,s nae, - ~ the imported.
has reached. s'' sho ekaii
-tr-we'n promise yoo . treat II you,n sst 10 be
e;ss. NAN nss s ana many more price sur.
tCoutinued belowJ "oAAL-
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w. NJ. SHusrrn & SoSs
sIs PENN. AVE NV

WE HAVE THIS DAY PLACED ON OUR COUNT
ERs THE CHOICEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
COLLECTION OF PATTERN DRESSES EVER
DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON. THEY CON-
PRISE ALL OF THE NEW AND DESIRABLE
SHADES AND EFFECTS AND. HAVING BOUGHT
THEM EVEN LESS THAN 1T COST TO I'M.
PORT THEM, WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER
FIRsT-cLAss DRESS FOR WHAT AN oRDI-
NARY ONE WOULD COST. WE HAVE BROWNS
atlas. BORDEAUX. MARINE. cHARTRUssE
AzULINE. MOSS. TOBACCO. HATTERs PEARL
HELIoTRopE AND oRAYs THAT ARE SIMPLY
SUPERB
THEY ARE RICH, RARE AND RAcY. THEY ARE
BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN. RICH IN ooLoRISa.
RARE IN PRICE AND RAcY IL THEIR MAGSIF-
IcENcE
wEsAY WITHOUT BOAST THIS rs INDEED
RARE BARGAIN.
ONE PRICE.
TIA sAsT IL THE CHEAPEST.
". n. SINISTER Soma
no sle PENN AVE
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News FINE Shoes Ar
BBB U U RRR TIT ssss
EEnRs ] : kRk / + ssss
BBB UU r 4 1 Ssss

GENTLEMAN GAME IN THE OTHER DAY AND
BOUGHT TWO PAIRS OF OUR BEST &S SHOES,
EXACTLY ALIKE.
THERE" HE SAID. THOSE SHOES WILL
LAST No ONE YEAR / FIND THE CHEAPEST
WAY TO BUY SHOES IS TO GET TWO PAIRS OF
THE BEST AT ONCE, AND WEAR THEM ALTER
NATELY. AM NEVER WITHOUT THREE OR
FOUR PAIRS OF SHOES. AND NEVER WEAR
THE SAME PAIR TWO DAYS IN SUCCESSION
I'M POOR MAN, AND I MUST TAKE CARE OF
MY M0NEY-AND MY SHOES"
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TWO BARGAINS IN INFANTS slips

TWO BARGAINS IN INFANTS SLIPS.
We offer 80 doz. Infants Cambria Slips.
In two styles, one with cambria ruffie aud
one with embroidery ruflle. Only 25c each.
90 doz. Infants Fine Cambria Slips. in
two styles, one with tucked yoke, with EN-
broidery rufae around the neck and sleeves.
the other With cluster of tucks down the
front, with embroidery around The neck and
sleeves. Only SOC. each.
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