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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

The Philadelphia lawyer whose astutenes
has passed into proverb must look to his
laurels. A New York brother il after them
When the jury who listened to the trial of
James Stone, the Coney Island homicide,
brought in a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree. and the presiding justice inquired
whether the prisoner had anything to say why
the sentence of death should not be pro-
nounced upon him, counsel for the defense
declared that the court had no power to I'M
pose such sentence, as, at the time last year
when the killing occurred. there was no law
IN the state Of New York providing for the ex-
ecution OF the death penalty. This point was
undoubtedly taken on the strength of the con-
ventionai clause in the statute substituting cleo
fricity for hanging, repeating all laws and
parts Of laws inconsistent with the new act.
The decision of the court will turn upon the
proper construction of that clause, whether the
repeal is to be understood as operating from
the moment of the later enactment, or from
the date-the following January-when the
latter was to go into effect. Probably the
judicial view will be adverse to Mr.. Stones in
terest, but the plea is ingenious, for all that,
and emphasizes the need OF especially careful
study in wording statutes which deal with mat
tiers of life and death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

The rule of the road. turn to the right, is
very generally observed il driving where two
vehicles meet each other face to face in a
straight course. but it is almost invariably ig-
nored in going around corners. Logically, no
driver has right TO make sharp turn. close
TO the curb. of a corner on his left hand. for il
leaves no room for one moving in the opposite
direction. and turning the same corner at the
same time, 20 observe the rule without driving
over the sidewalk. A little thoughtfuness for
Others would make every driver regard this
point; and, if it is not done as matter of
courtesy and common convenience. it ought to
be enforced by the police a measure of pub
lie safety. Collisions. and the fall of horses
from being suddenly pulled in, are of frequent
occurrence at street corners, where ignorant
and careless drivers make close turns to the
left; and the number of bicyclists who have
been hurt, or have escaped injury only by
making risky leap, is simply legion. The po-
lice authorities, when revising their DEGREES
about bells and lights and unlawful rates of
speed. ought to take note Of this matter. and
instruct their officers first to admonish offend
ers and then to arrest them till the bad prac-
tice is broken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

ID
4Se NNoLDsCHMID
1o07-l0o9 st.n.w.
Inc most compete ana comprehensve hou Sc furnlsn
ing ana iahcy sooos store IN washington oners rare
BARGAINS LOT houseKeepers ana mothers tomorrow IN
Ice and Baby Carriages from the
Ieauns manufacturers IN the country
BABY CARRIAGES.
Rattan Carriages, handsomely upholstered, for
S4.4s.
Rattan Carriages upholstered in American damask
and patent wheels, for S59s.
FANCY rattan Carriages, upholstered IN SIX piusn
iped satin parasol with lace border, twheels war
ranted), FOR S9.9S
Reed body Carriages, with round ring border ND
holstered in the finest silk plush, all shades, for
SlO.sS.
silk plush satin parasol with lace border, and patent
wheels for S139S.
Fine Cane body Carriages new design, beautiful and
tasty with tenders front and back upholstered in the
finest silk plush satin paraso lace border and nickel
Fine Woven C.ne-body Carriages. large and roomy
with laced border parasoI for sisss BIN ''D'"'
Cane-body Carriages shellacked. finished natural,
minss, satin parasol with laced edge. hand. made
wheels esash for dsyg,.s in a., ..,ss. III. ,.
n,nsh On Sifrerent stxiss al, nav designs a'nr.h
saS a. 60, aoa os '''i''' Oil lac" oe'sN'' "of'n
The choice of any Of my $40 Carriages for sos.os;
snes are WV W Nesefoe' eAeA eAff'"se "sf
ran'eu- <oorr, .,,-,,,, xo~, r,,,.,
CoofEh MchEE'S ICE CHESTS
Handsomely finished stained wood, warranted
lined with felt paper No Q for s34S
iAneu VIZ Vs.. -, p"pA, ~. - - ~ So
Large size Chests' with nnshed znc Inning and cor
rugated heavy zinc shelves, with galvanized iron bot
Antione oak Cbes,s Handsomely fnisbea s,ou,c,s,
and vanished, large size, for $9.9S.
COOPER AND McKEE'S CELEBRATED REFRIG-
rRATOpa
Double boxed (dryalr prnc1pie) inside box covered
with felt paper made of seasonabe lumber for s. 9S
Medium size handsomely finished with bronza
...-, -, -. .ont g. a. 40 e
trimmings ana water tsnA, ior @'4o.
Hard wood shelaeked and vanished, with corrugated
tn tni,o.;ne pef;cerators and Ica rbos. 90
me anu ICE Cnes,s are made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08
Continued below
LAST THREE DAYS.

he 9Sc Cotton and Cambria Underwear will be
onerea until Saturday. May 1ith, at p H. FOR SAC.
We know that during the last week we have added
over one hundred new and permanent patrons 10 our
Cotton Underwear Department, and trust py continu
ing the offering Of the Csc Undergarments for sac
until Saturday, to further increase the number
BEST VALUES IN TOWN"
We have been told over and over again We are sbou
ing the best garments at CSC in the city Fortvpne
different styles are shown in Skirts Gowns Chemises
Corset-Coyers, Drawers of Cambria and Cot
ton trimmed with best embroideries and lace a
TEN STYLES CSC GOWNS.-Here's one: Cambria
"Aother Hubbard" Night Gown with I2 clusters of
tucks in yoke and neck front and sleeves
trimmed with Plat Valencieunes lace
FOUR STYLES CSC. SKIRTs-Just one illnstra.
ton: Skirt full pa yards wide. yoke band; s-ipcb
Cambria founce with 2-inch embroidered edge: four
tucks on founce, six above.
TWELVE STYLES csc. CORSET CovERs-Here,s
anew and pretty style: y-shape front and back ..
inch hne embroidery; sizes 81 to A inches.
FOUR STYLES CSC. DRAwERS.-The prettiest. We
think, are those of Cambria with 3inch Torchon lace
rifle, with nine tucks above
NINE STYLES CHEMISE The most in demand Are
the Cambria Chemise, with 4-nch embroidered woke
square necks Those with pointed necks, with Tor.
chon Lace Trimmings, selling rapidly.
SEVEN STYLES CHILDREN'S CSC CAPS The
new three-piece Cape with high bow and lace trimmed
strings, are the easiest to launder
IMPORTANT TO YOU
~ The ahove-quoted goods will be sold for Sac
each until Saturday. May 18th. at !. H. and after
then not again this season under CSC.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08
WHAr VIZ Have To Snow You


sSAterations free Of charge by expert filter
listers
ay'es-"Directoire." Irish Peasant" Connemara,
Empire" ModJeskas.
CotoTs-Navy, Brown, Gray, Garnet, Red, Black in
stripes, checks, and plain colors.
Ndtcriot-Broadcloth Corkscrew, Diagonal
rT'c's-s1, $40, 81" s13, SIS, $40, $50. so3
s25, $27.
JACKETS
Sty6s-Engish walking" Marie Stuart Directoiro
Hdtef7dts-Broadcloth, Jersey, Diagonal Corkscrew
touchdown, Navy. Green. Terra Gotta, Grey Red,
Black
Priees-s3.5O d. $3.50 81, 30, o.. go, 90. a. so,
$40, s12, 1880, s1o. $3.50. s17. s2O, s22
BEADED yisITES.
Syt,s-Pelerines and Vsites in Polished and cnpol-
e Liess5, So $40. s11. s1e. So. s17, SIS,
$50, s23 so, $50, $50.
LACE WRAPS
Trimmed with Ribbons, 81 each.
JERSEYS.
Beaded Braided Plated. Puffed, Smoked,
TAILOR nnished Blouse, and Directoire.
MISUNDERSTANDING and SILK.
iTises-Si ,6s, Si.9S. S3.4S, 81. %, S36S az os
s425. s46s, 81, sl0. ~Oo' ~''o
WRAPPERS.
a., S~es- Directoire." Empire" Old Ladies'. Mourn
MGsridis- Henrietta, Cashmere Csrnels, Hair, ian
SIN reheh fereaie, Lawn French Batiste, FLANNEL
ir s,; IS. s1.os. s2es s5. &C. %. s1o s1a.
CHI bkES's Jackets and Suits of every deserip.
New ~EmPire" Gretchen and Directoire with pulled
sleeves. The Sailor Blouses Of Wash Silk, Flannei
aud Jersey Cloth.
UNTIL SATURDAY Ar6PM
u 10 per cent OF above quoted prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
fConfinued belov,
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CoMB1SArros Lors Or Hosr.

The window display gives better idea of the beauty
ana variety OF the lots than does the
scription below.
At2oc pair, four styles Of BootPattern Hose that
sold at 35c. One style of fast colors in Nodes Tans
and Grays.
Al SOC A PAIR-Silk-fDished Isle Hose in nearly
twenty styles that sold at 55c Many styles English
boot pattern Hose that are marked 4Sc. Schopper,s
Hose IN twenty-four shades that sold at 44c Fast
Black Hose, considered such splendid value at 44c
All 20 at pairs for 81.
Al soc: PAIR-Richeleu Rib Silk Isle Hose
that usually retail at 11c
Al f1c. PAlR-Spun Silk Hose in boot patterns Of
nearly nifty different color combinations that sold at
Soc Silk-fnished French Isle Hose in thirty-pine
different styles; many sold az 5l25
Al 2oC. PAIR-Al sizes i'll Children s.Black Isle
Thread Hose The larger sizes are generally sold at
ooc even the smaller Sizes this quality are worth
from Csc. TO 45c
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08
FANs AND PARsso1s.

The rush is commencing in earnest and never vas
the "PALA1S ROYAL" better prepared
More Fans than any other three stores in Washing.
ton. Thousands of Japanese Fans of our own direct
lmportations. At 20c. trple-stick Fans, with Silk
Cord. such as generally retail at 35c.
At 94c. each, Lace Trimmed Fans Hand pa;n,aa
Fans OF Crepe and Gauge. Thousands of them
AT S9c, swan Feather Fans artistcaliv paintad. all
coiors
Prices gradually rise 10 $40
The Combination Lot of ParasoIs ia stiu full ~
prizes, and Tie earty 'isitor secures the choice
All goo, $50 s22J, and 81 9S Parasols offered
at S19S.
All 81 10 "a. 80, and So 9s Parasols to 90 at az 9s
each
Paris Novelties at s69s, SO so, So ss, s. SO. and
81 gS, all at 81 g.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(COntinuad heIoul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

The unlicensed bars, especially those which
flourish in disreputable places. should, to say
the least, be fined more frequently during the
year than the present custom seems to require.
II only single annual fine is paid the unli-
censed liquor dealer contributes no more to
the public treasury than the one who is
licensed, and he is furnished with no induce
ment on the part Of the authorities to put up
his shutters and cease an illegal business. Pub
lie sentiment win sustain an enforcement Of the
law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

DR.. knappe, the German consul at Apia who
has done more than any other one man to To-
ment the spirit Of international ill-will, re-
ceived so severe a snubbing from Prince Bis
marek little while ago that prudence would
have suggested n brief period Of silence on his
part. He has, however. failed to profit by this
warning. but has entered upon systematic
course of abuse of everything American. 1t is
about time for the Chancellor to sit ON him
again. if he wishes TO see good temper pre-
served on all sides at the Berlin conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

Is tobacco drug? The supreme court of
Massachusetts says no, SO as to keep the
apothecaries from selling it on Sunday. The
physicians, as a rule, say yes, and cite its pow
erful effect upon the nerves. The only thing
the legislature can do TO settle the difficulty
or evade it's to permit by special act, the
sale Of tobacco on a PHYSICIANS prescription.
That would place it, for all ordinary purposes,
on the same level with laudanum and brandy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

There is just enough comedy in the case of
James ID. Fish to make it interesting. Fish
went TO prison for long term as punishment
for betraying his trust as president of the
Marine bank. and letting Ferdinand Ward
swamp it. All the while he was out on bail
awaiting trial, he lived like a prince, finding
somewhere the means to pay for dainty little
suppers for the pretty singers in the Casino
company, and amusing himself in other WAYS
"a man Of the world, while the credi-
tors OF his broken bank we're
borrowing right and left TO keep their heads
above water. Bye and bye it was learned that
he was dying in his far off cell, and on the
strength Of his desperate condition, President
Cleveland was induced to pardon him 80 that
he could go home and die among his friends.
Now IL turns out that he has never been in so
good health as IN the penitentiary at Auburn.
lie has grown stronger in body and mind and
will undoubtedly last many years A tailor
has just measured him for a new spring suit in
which TO step forth free man on Saturday
next. Moral: Go to the Fish. thou unfaith-
full trustee; consider his ways and be wise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

The new public printer has been a practical
printer and bookbInder, is a newspaper man.
and halls from Chicago. He thus meets in a
remarkable degree both the geographical and
personal requirements which the President has
fixed for the occupant Of this Office. The Sc
lection is a good one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08
SOME New BEAUTIES Jusr
Z. B. BARNUM L Co,

SOME New BEAUTIES Jusr
COME IN.
We've "set the pace" this season sure. Our neigh
bors follow closely in wake they deny the soft
impeachment watch their ad. and ours Well. it's the
proper order of things Our position is at the head of
column-in the clothing line We know little else.
Our business knowledge is Observation-Disclosures
centered right on the clothing business To do one
thing lreu and lead in line of business is all the
glory we're looking for. We don't want to put up
oaroed uireJsnce around this planet. We want that
others should live and enjoy life with usere beloc.
We want to tell you to-day of some new
beauties that we've added to our now
famous Offering of Spring Suits at FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS EACH They are Black and
blue Chevioteens. They in three and button
Getaway Frocks, half lined taped ana in round
front, long and medium length Sacks skeleton backs
highly finished; soft roll Vests cut low and medium
low Trousers models of the artists skill. Think of
1t! FIFTEEN DOLLARS SUIT. The finest fitting
Suits in all America sizes SO to A chest measure
Gray and Brown Serges Foreign and Domestic Wool
ems, in plaids stripes, mixtures &c, &C. Why, with
out exaseeraton, the best values in properly proper
toned, thoroughly tailored and finely fitting Suits at
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH THIS country has ever
seen.
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN cLoTHIERs.
my3-eo $40 SEVENTH ST, COR. OF D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

Secretary Rask has passed a civil-service ex-
animation IN moving. He can afford to favor
the application of eivil-service rules to the Off
ees OF the Agricultural department from the
secretaryship down. II is eminenty fitting
that an expert scythe-swinger should look after
the interests Of the farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

The Columbus celebration will afford Ward
McAllister fresh opening for the exercise of
his talents. The number Of his social circle
exactly corresponds with the number of years
whose flight gives point TO the festivities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

BonDEx,s LnvrR1sE
This is what the Rev. Richard Norris, Of the Bslt-
more Conference Of this invaluable remedy for
Malaria. Constipation, Dyspepsis and all Diseases
arising from bad condition OF the Liver or Kidneys
To the BORDEN MEDICINE COMPANY:
GENTLEMEN: have used your Lverine and found
II be excellent medicine for Constipation and In
Digestion and recommend IL to those who suffer with
COstivsness and D1sordered Liver.
RICHARD NORRIS,
Baltimore Confsrence
SOC. for Pint bottles bottlss for o260 The tzads
WK. \. GIVEN. Aren't,
my6-1W 81 and IT. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

Though boycotted by all the kings. except
some hundred thousand of American sover-
eigns, the Paris exposition opens with great
promise Of success. Royalty is the only form
of business which fails 10 make a full exhibit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

~ To reach all classes Of readers and Gus
TONERS in the District Of Columbia, advertise in
Tax EVENING sTAh Everybody reads it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

PHILADELPHIA STORE
Have received . new line of Hemstitched
Flouncings. 81 and IS inches wide, choice
styles
Persian Draperies in the new colorinSs
imitation China Silks, 12ISc to 35c.
BLACK GOODS.
We have just received full line Of Priest
1y's Black goods In Nuns vei1ings. Batistes,
Chsllis. Serges, Henriettas, and Cashmeres.
Fancy Stripes, Melrose, Sebastopol, Ar
mures and midas.
Full line OF Black Silks. Rhadamas.
Failles Surahs. &C.; striped Surahs, Black
and coors, Soc. to s1.25.
Extra values in Black Surah, $780, &c.
75c.. 81, and Sl.25.
French Percals, extra width. new designs.
12kc.
bargain in Mems Fancy Half Hose. extra
value, 1Sc.
Children's Derby Ribd, fast Black Hose.
sizes to "a l2hc. A great bargain.
Children's Shirt Waists, made Of Outing
Flannel beautiful styles, sizes 4 to IL years,
only 2oc. Try to mike them for the price.
Do not miss the great bargains we are Of
fering in Msttings and Oil Cloths.
CARHART LEIDL
MAJ 92s tn and 7o6 IT nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

SHOES AND Art Goons.
Yor won't read Of per cent discount on English
md japanese Pottery after saturday. May IL tn.
Department. ~
III The price plainly marked On the sole Of every
Boot Shoe md slipper.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Cor. 18th snd p. ave-.
nyS 4. LIsNER Proprietor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

LADIES, UNDERWEAR AND HosE
Department near door No. 1117 Pennsylvania Ave }
The Underwear at the following reduced prices only
for q few days longer. Please take notice.
73C. SILK VESTS FOR SEC
Swiss ribbed silk Vests of our own direct impor
tation. Pink. Blue, Cream, White. Gold Flesh.
GOben Blue. Fawn. Tan, Mouse, Cardinal Garnet,
Nile Green, Gray Slate, Canary, Maize, Salmon Law
ender Bronze. and Black.
15C. LISLE VESTS FOR SOC.
These Vests silk finished; practically az good as
the best silk Eshape fronts of silk lace All colors
and all sizes.
SOC. VESTS FOR CSC
Ribbed BalbriEgan Vests extra long and in extra
sizes for stout ladies. To-mor 3 for 81
sion will appreciate the Vests better after seeing
the article usually sold at SOC.
25c. VESTS FOR l9c.
Gauze Vests, sizes 20 to 40 silk bound. low necks
ribbed arms. Tomorrow for 19c.
ss~We write knowingly when We claim these Vests
the best values i'll town at 2Jc.
CHILDREN's Isle VESTS o5c.
Think Of Ribbed Lsle Thread Vests in sizes from
l6 to 81. for only 25c each
As good bargains in Hose, though only Ladies'
Goods quoted below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

OuR WHOLE Srock
FRENCH sAT1NEs REDUCED TO CSC.
THE FINEST GOODS AND BEST STYLES.
REAL INDIA SILKS REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c.
REAL INDIA SILKS REDUCED FROM s1.25 TO
81.
GREAT VARIETY OF HANDSOME PATTERNS.
FINEST QUALITY Atwood FRENCH CHAL-
LIS, 5oc
ALL~wooL DRESS GOODS REDUCED FROM 75c.
TO Soc.
CAMEL's HAIR GRENADINES REDUCED TO
75c., WORTH sl5o. THE BEST BARGAIN IN
BLACK GOODS EVER SOLD.
HANDBOOK PRINTED sATINE ROBES, RE-
DUcED FROM $3.50 TO $500. EXCLUSIVE
PATTERNS. NEW HEMMED.sTITcHED INDIA
LINENS. NEW WHITE GOODS. PRINTED LINEN
LAWNS. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES AT
$3.50, WORTH $500.
GREAT DRIVE IN BLEACHED HUCK LINEN
TOWELS. KNoTTED FRINGE. AT CSC
DRESS GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
W. n SINISTER soNs
myS el9 PENN AVE. NV
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STRAW HATS.

STRAW HArs.
FULL SUPPLY OF DUNLAPs NEW YORK CELE-
DRAFTED MACKINAW STRAW HATS.
Imitation Mackinaws, for Boys and Men, at SOC. and
upwards.
color and quality.
DUNLAP's New Color Summer Derby. light in
weight
Dress Cashmere Hats, at $3.50, So. 90 and 5000.
WIELETT RUoFF.
apS 500 Pepnsylvanis ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

SOME Or TIE RARE BARGAINS
STILL TO BE FOUND AT
1923 NEW YORK AVENUE,
DURING THE CLOSING DAYS
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
WINDSOR b CO.'S
FINE SHOES.
Hathaway, soule & Harrinston's Mems Best Hand
made s.. $3.50 and SO Fine Shoes at &3.O5.
Fine s5 Kangaroo Caters at 81 80.
Hutton q Bliss Famous Newark 600 Low Shoes at
sara
Curtis wheeler's Gents s5 Handmade Low Shoes
at $3.50.
Hathaway, soule & Harrington's O. and 90 French
Calf and Matt Kid Low Shoes at 1926.
Hathaway, soule Il Harrington's Boys and Youths
$3.50 and $3 Boys and Youths Shoes at 81 20 and
$50.
Curtis wheeler's Ladies' $3.50 and % Fine Hand
made Button Boots at 90 90.
Bennett Barnard's Ladies' 81 French Kid Hand
turn Boots at s3. 90.
Cioyes Ladies' $3.50 and SIS Utica Fine Boots at
81. 60.
Cloyes' make Ladies' e3 so Kid Button at S2.
Curtis wheeler's ladies' S3 Button now at q .65
Growers s3 Glove Kid Congress at 81 go
Curtis wheeler's Ladies' $3.50 Low Button and
Newport ties ut S1.4o.
Ladies' Fine s250 Oxford Ties now sl.6O.
Growers Ladies' Sl.50 Buskins now SOC.
This Is only partial list, but will convey general
idea Of the proportionats reductions made on the
goods. personal inspection viii be profitable to you
mys-so 1923 NEW YORK AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08
TIE Frsr, LARGE.

WELL-LIGHTED. wELLAPPoINTED STORE.
no. I'LL ST, THE LARGEST RETAIL SHOE
STORE IN THE CITY, is FULLY EQUAL TO
SUPPLY THE ENTIRE DEMAND OF THE CITY
FOB FOOT WEAR. JUST NOW THE STORE rs
ESPECIALLY WORTH VISITING, AS THE
SHELVES AND SHOWCASES ARE OVERLOOKING
WITH DISPLAY OF SPRING AND SUMNER
FOOT GEAR, COMPLETE: MODERATE IN PRICE
AND BEAUTIFUL ENOUGH TO SUPPLY YoU
WITH JUST THE ARTICLE YOU MAY WANT.
IN VIEW OF THE NEARNESS OF THE VISIT TO
SEAsHoRE AND MOUNTAIN RESORT, TIE La
DIES WILL LOOK FIRST AT THE DAINTY OK
FORD TIES AND SLIPPERS OF THESE THE
MOST POPULAR ARE THE sUEDEs, IN VARIOUS
COLORs AND PATTERNS. AND THE PATENT
LEATHER, BRONZE, AND RUSSET ARE EQUALLY
SOUGHT AFTER. WORTHY OF INSPECTION
ALSO FOR MEN AND WOMEN ARE THE SHOES
FOR TENNIS, OVER CATERS IN ALL CoLORs ;
AND THE BURT SHOES, WHICH COMBINE
BEAUTY WITH ENTIRE COMFORT. FOR THE
REST, GO AND SEE. THE MESSRS. BURT WILL
SHOW You EVERY SHOE IN THE STORE IF
YOUR PATIENCE LASTS so LONG.
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FANCY
AND SUBSTANTIAL FOOTWEAR FOR
MEN AND WOMEN, OF THE BEST QUAIL
ITY, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES IN
THE CITY CAN BE FOUND AT
f. E.: $ u It, ! + = =
mys 1911 STREET N. ".