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Smyrna times., 1889-10-23

When baby was sick, we gave her Ces,oria
Mhen ,an she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
Mhen she became Miss, she clung to Castorie
"hen she had children, she gave them Csstc;,s
Smyrna times., 1889-10-23
MARRIAGES.

Side Bracket and Extension LAM $
at J. B. Cooper's. .
Smyrna times., 1889-10-23

Naval officers express doubts as to
the safety and practical utility Of the
dynamite cruiser V luvius in actual
warfare.
The demand for Robert Elsmere"
appears to have slackened. The Mer-
camille Library, which during the
boom found 140 copies too few, now
has 70 use for them, and the Brook
lyD Library reports two shelves full,
Gnd only four or five calls per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
NEW STYLES SUMNER II,crs

The great variety and beauty of the lately arrived
Laces should alone induce q call However, for to-
morrow we offer:
Two styles 81 Black Cbantillv FlouncinV for al o.
One style 81. 6s Black Chantilly Flouncing for a.
Five Styles sl.75 Black Drapery Nets for 81 IS
Ladies will find at the below mentioned prices many
new and lovely effects in
65-INCH BLACK DIRECToIRE LACE FLoUNc-
s2.35. s2.es. e. s3.l5. 81. $3.50. S.. $3.50 and 90
BLACK EMPIRE LACE FLoUNCINGs,
s1.5o SO, SO, s3.6s, $3.50.
42-INCH BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNc-
INGs,
81, 1925. $L50, 81, $3.50. s26s. 50. 1926, s36s,
"a. So and So. so yard
sEWhen it is remembered that at some Of the
prices as many as dozen different designs shown
some idea gained of the extent of the variety on ex
hibition.
BLACK DRAPERY NETS
Russian. La Tosca, Brussels, Point d'Esprit and
many other styles Of fancy striped and figured Nets
As and "a inches wide,
&c, 81, S1.l5, Sl25, Sl.35, $3.50, SlGS, Sl15,
81. S26S, SO, 81 so yard
CREAM AND WHITE LACE FLOUNCINGs.
Many charming effects in these seasonable and cool
looking Draperies.
Val Lace Flouncings, AZ inches wide, in Empire"
effects and in new striped and figured designs 5oc
6sc, Toe, 81, sl25. $3.50, sl.75. 80 and s2.6s
yard.
Chantilly, Spanish Guipure and Fedora Flouncings
from Sl.50 to $3.50 yard.
PRETTY AND NEW NECKwEAR
Many imported and high priced Novelties, but much
below the usual quotations. The following combine
goodness and cheapness
Directoire Collars Of plated null 12Ixc.
"Fauntleroy" Sets. The collar and cuffs Of lace
trimmed. plated null, only Soc set
"Elsmere" Sets. Quantity but artsticaly beautiful
S1.7o to 81. 80 the set
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

The next great rush of western immigrants
will be in the direction Of southwestern Dako-
IA, where eleven million acres of the Sioux
reservation will, in all probability, soon be
opened to settlement Last year the Indians
refused to consent to the opening of the reser-
walton, but the ground of their refusal was the
smallness of the price offered for the land
This year the commission to treat with them is
authorized to pay practically what the Indians
have demanded, and their assent to the bargain
is believed to be assured. The Indians are to
receive S1.25 an acre for all the land settled
within the first three years, IS cents within the
next two years. and 80 cents for the remainder.
They will thus be paid very large sum of
money, and will still retain about ten million
acres of land for about 24,OO0 Sioux As
soon as their consent to the transac-
ton is indicated the reservation may be
thrown open to settlement by the President,
and it is the probability of the speedy happen
ing of this event which is attracting to the
northwest the tide of immigration. Disap-
pointed 0klahomaites swell the Dakota-bound
procession. The scenes which attended the
opening Of Oklahoma are not anticipated
The land to be occupied contains about six
times the area of Oklahoma. and there is not
the same danger of overcrowding, disappoint-
ment and suffering. The number of claimants
is not likely to be in excess of the number of
quarter-sections. And if any late corners are
disappointed in securing good claims in the
Indian reservation, there are desirable lands
nearly as cheap in other portions OF the terri
tory. Dakota can absorb and hold all that is
valuable in the rush Of settlers to the reserva-
ton. The opening of the Indian lands
means more to Dakota than the addition
Of thousands of settlers to the population. 1t
means the removal of the obstacle which has
separated the Black Hills with their mineral
wealth in western Dakota from the farming and
grazing lands of eastern Dakota. 1t means that
the new state Of South Dakota is not to be
composed Of two separated and inharmonious
patches Of territory which can reach each other
only by roundabout and clumsy course Of
travel through a neighboring state, but is to be
compactly bound together by competing lines
of railroad which will afford the resident of one
portion Of the state easy and quick access to
every other portion, and will cause the states
diversified resources, its mineral wealth, its
fertile farms and pastures to be developed
harmoniously and to assist ope another's de-
velopment. It will remove the only clog upon
the march of South Dakota to the front rank
Of states.
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"JEFFERsoNIAN SIMPLICITY

"JEFFERsONIAN sIMPLICITYn
"JACKsoNIAN vULGARITY~
We shall be simplicity itself.
Mantle Of "Old Hickory" descend upon mai
by the EternA!" we are Victor, ana
ITO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE spoILs,n
Pqtteran inyective to the contrary Notwithstanding
.spoiR PFC. snai our method Of gathering in the
We W1, submit sInta the following facts,
CHILDRENS SUITS,
sS s1lssi 4 ss 7S;s3 s3.s5 $3.50, 1875. s412.
have searched in vain for something neat nstty and
hobby for your little men" turn your steps hither
s Tasd cS S5 light here We STYLE
BOYS SUITS,
Sizes Is to Is years
coats, vests and Long Panta
SS2;i5o. 90, ESQ. 81. s725, sS.75. 1926. $3.50.
MEMS sUITs-sACK COATS.
SEQ, ss5sS $3.50, %: IS, sio75. sl15o s12s5.
MEMS sUITs--cUTAwAY COATS,
faa 1890 si sl74sS s1s l22 sis $3.50
siss5 s1E4o s5o AsE Gag GSAs sssas
CORDUROY PANTS FOR CHILDREN,
At 7sc Pair
LONG PANTS1FoR BOYS.
At 99c. Pair
ssss, sa aEs ssi FRS SasE B. sa1e 1926
$3.50. IS. Is. sS.si, 81. s4.s5. $3.50. s915 s. So
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. n
927 and 929 9TH ST. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL .. IN. myl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

A question addressed to an esteemed cotem-
porary by one of its readers, as to the pronun-
citation of the name Of the race horse Spokane
suggests the wider query, who is to be the
final arbiter of any dispute over the pronuncia-
ton Of proper names-those who originate
them, or those who merely copy them? Spo-
kane, doubtless, was named for the tribe of
Indians, or the river, or the county, or the
township in Washington territory. Out there
1t is pronounced as if spelled Spo-Kann. If
the name of the Willamette river in Oregon,
on which the city Of Portland stands, were
reproduced in the east, We should probably
hear it accented on the last syllable, instead of
on the second. We have numberless instances
of the name Paris applied to American towns
but no one ever thinks OF calling them Par-ee
and wherever Delhi occurs here it is pro-
nounced Dell-high and not Dailee 1t is still
an open question among philologists, which
pronunciation should govern in such eases;
but the people who are not philologically
learned seem to have settled it pretty well for
themselves by doing just what they want to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
DREss Goops That Will Was,

newness and brightness you can't but notice in
this stock
And is it a wonder!
The Palais Royals dress-goods buyer has but lately
returned from New York with fine stock Of
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
The very color you want must be here because al
shades Gre here You'll notice lovely tints of Old Rose
Resada Green, Electric Blue. Gobelin, Tans Light
Gray and Black and White in plads and stripes Of big
and startling patterns, well smaller and subdued
designs. % and 35c. yard.
As isalways the case when goods arrive you
may find several entirely and beautiful patterns
which will soon be snapped up.
Some pretty shades Of Plain Zephyrs in Light Blue
Pink. Resada. Cardinal, Lilac Ecru, Navy Brown, and
avery welcome fast black" only 25c. yard.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS
The Scotchmen need tremble, for the skill and cum
ming of the American mitator has already produced
Gnshams 30 like the Scotch that connossseurs might
be deceived
AT 121xc YARD we showing Domestic Cling
hams in plain colors Plads Stripes and Side Band
fects that will delight you.
THE NEW CHALLIES
It's only question of who'll be here first for the
supply of novelty patterns is small Very Beautiful
Persian and Cashmere effects in the most effective art
shades, 1Sc. yard Plain colors to match Ice yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
WHITE Wool DREss GooDs.

All we might write of why you better
than our brother merchants who do credit business
might not convince you, but voU'U beIteue your
eyes. 1t is 30 easy to obtain small sample and
pare qualities.
Why not do it
MAKE COMPARISON WITH THE PALAIS ROYALS
40-inch Cream Nuns Yelling at SOC.
40nch Cream All Wool Albstross, at SOC.
40-inch Cream and White Cashmeres at SOC.
40inch Cream An-Wool Serges at SOC.
40-inch Cream and White Cashmeres at Csc.
40inch Cream All-Wool Mohair at Csc.
40inch Cream Cloth Finished Serges at &c.
40-inch Cream Jacquard Figured Flannel at SOC.
40-inch Cream Figured Wool Mohsr at SIC.
40-inch Cream Silk Warp Henrietta at S5c.
46-inch Cream All-Wool Henriettas at CSC.
46-inch White and Cream Summer Broadcloths
at 81.
eE You may compare the PALA1S ROYALS S5c
Cream Silk Warp Henrietta with sample from any
where else at s1.25 yard. Which will be the best
quality will puzzle you. We have tried it.
Continued below,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

GENTLEMEN may notice samples Of the following in
Show window:
10 styles 81 Domet Flannel Shirts
styles sl25 Striped Flannel shirts
12 styles s150 Fancy Flannel shirts.
styles 90 Plain and Striped Shifts
8 styles $3.50 Striped Flannel shirts
0styles So silk Striped Flannel Shirts
styles $3.50 All Silk Shirts
a The silk Shirts at $3.50 need no further COM
ment
To-morrovs special Sale Attraction is eight style.
OF the Warranted Alwool sl. so Flannel shirts for
only S1.25 each.
We hope this price concession for Tuesday viii tempt
you to the store. Belts ssshes Neckwear, ETC. espe
cially manufactured for these shirts will be on exhi-
bition.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
WHITE DRrss Goops.

Here's List Of prices, and samples win be given fol
the asking.
Who gives best values.
For you to ind out
Pique, fine welt %, 25, 80, 35c.
Pique. in large welt, figures. and checks. 42c.
Dress Lawn, N yards wide, 12k 15c.
India Linen, l2k. 10. 90. 22, 25. 35c.
Persian Lawn. 10, %, %, 35c.
Dress Linen, 25, 80, 45c.
Nainsook. 12l<. 16. 20, 25 %, IS, 45c
French Nainsook. N yards wide. 25. 80. IS. 45c
Jones' Cambria, Is. 20. 25. 35, 42c.
Check Muslins 8. 10, 12k, 16, 20. CSC
Check and Stripe Nainsooks, hemstitched, Is 10 35c
Swiss, 10, IL, Is. rs. 20, SIC.
Tarlton, all colors. 15c. yard
fCoufipuo1 helowN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
E. B. BARNUM 4 CO.,
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
r. GoLDscHM1D,
10O7-lOO9 F street northwest.
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.

r. Go1DscHM1p
1O071009 street northwest
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
A close examination of prices below will show you
how much our oneprice cash system saves you.
INTERESTING BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW.
handsome square reed body high back Baby Car
rage, upholstered in fine silk plush, satin Parasol
with lace edge, worth Sl5, at $685.
The Challenge Iceberg Refrigerator, solid ash, pure
charcoal filed. best metal racks Jet knobs, solid
bronze escutcheons, patent floor plate and self
retaining patent ENJOYABLE Malleabe castors made of
ash, grain of WOOD filled and finished with shellac and
coach varnish only S10.9S.
No Ice Chest handsomely finished, warranted
lined with felt paper, only S24S.
3-arm Towel Racks, only L.: 7-pin cherry Hat
Racks &c.; Dish Mops, &C.; Salt Boxes &C.; 1Oc.
Rolling Pins for &c.
Electric light Patent Flour Sifters, 17c
Henis' Fruit or Vegetable Presses only 15c.
Spice Tray, with covered boxes, only 17c
Coat Stretchers, &C.; 25c. Fly Traps. for tic.
Dish Covers, in nest, worth Soc. at 3Sc
Heavy Block Tin Dishpans, 17-qt, worth &c., at
23c.; large Japanned Tin Foot-Tubs, only 23c new
design of large Nckeline Tray, only 4c.: Fluted
edge Trays DC.
VOLTS Acme Shoe Polish, 3 bottles for 25c La
Pages Liquid Glue, &c. bottle. J. u OMearas Royal
Glue, SC. bottle Lubins Powder, worth 15c. at &c.
2-string Brooms, for 20c. 3-string Brooms 8 for
33c. C!otheslines, 30foot, &C.. 60-foot, &C., eOfoot
&c. 25c. Washboards, for lie Splendid Laundry
Soap. bars for 25c., each bar weighing 20 ounces
Water Bucket, made of ibres, worth 5Oc at 2sc, at
R. GoLDsCHMIDs,
1t 1907 600 + street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
For The WARM WEATHER.
Continued belowl

FANS. You can't find at any other two stores the
variety that's here The largest fan business only
because Of better variety but lower prices than
where.
See the 10c. Pocket Fans: the zoe japanese Fans,
with triple sticks the sec. hsndprinted feather
Fans; the 94c. lace-trimmed Gauze Fans.
PARASOLS. Prices clipped again tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

BIG DRIVE.
800 dozen BOYS SHIRTS, suitable for summer
wear. good cotton linen bosoms, perfect fitting. st
47c.; worth 63c.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEF.
Gentlemen, we were successful in closing out from
an importer several lots of HANDKERCHIEF We
have marked them AZ the following prices:
lis dozen CoL0RED B0RDERED. full size. hem
stitched. ct 10c. worth 15c.
95 dozen Elegant Patterns Colored Bordered Linen.
regular size, at l21xc. real value lsc.
rs dozen Nobby Bordered Liner, hemstitched. q
15c.: big bargain.
WHY THE L. B. SHIRTS ARE THE BEST.
LIST Because they are made Of wamsutta Cotton
throughout
I'd. Because they have reinforced bOsoms and
pointed yoke.
30. Because every buttOn-hOle and eyelet IL made
by hand.
Attn. Because they have fat felled seams. making
them perfectly smooth
5th. Because they have new improved patent stayx
at opening Of sleeves and back
9th Because they perfect hitting and are cut on
the most improved pattern
9TH. Because they are equal 10 custom made.
For sale by only. Price 7sc.; @ for $3.50.
II viii remain warm now. DO you want your
Awning put mp.
We put them up for g. OF course not the very largo
We can furnish You with estimates for covering your
Furniture with LINEN or REP. or other material
desired.
Another shipment Of those HADING scARFs for
LADIES WEAR. which we will continue selling for
25c in all such colors Pink, Cream, Cardinal
Orange Nile, New Blue and Black These be worn
with any fashion Of dress. and will wash like your
Handkerchief. They made out Of crepe de chine.
800 dozen NULL TIES for l2sse.: elaborxtely en-
broidered ends; rs different patterns. extra rood
value.
Send your address and receive q FASHION PAPER
every month free Of charge We the sole axents
for the Standard Fashion Patterns. None other q
correct Material and time saved by using these.
To do yourself and justice IL Is Necessary 10 can
at store often Scores Of things confirm
ally put on sale which escape advertising man
look docs not incur obligations 10 buy On the Con-
trary encourage lockers IL IL these very people
Who sometimes pan out and become our best pstrons
Our store IL the only cool store I'm Warrington We
have nifty patent cooling fans goins al day. making Il
dslightful 70 shop.
Samples and information sent 10 any part Of -
United staesa
LASsBuRoH BRO.
myll ESQ 422. az. go TN sssssl
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l2Io. HAspkrRcH1rrs Fon loo.
OR TOMORROW ONLY.

FOR TOMORROW ONLY
Warranted Pure Linen Handkerchief Better and
finer linen than you'n find at any other store. We
challenge comparison.
Why l0c. for tomorrow
An advertisement
MEMS Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, full size and in
hfteen different styles Of Colored Hemstitched
Borders, 10c each tomorrow
LADIES' Pure Linen Kandkerchiefs, in no less than
lUo different styles Of coorod heasched borders You
may see and count the styles tomorrow Choice for
10 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

The American colonists in Canada are
rendered uneasy by the suggestion that the
Weldon extradition act may be decided after all
to be retroactive, and to permit their enforced
return to the states where they are wanted.
The weary boodler is not at rest even in
Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

Let rs hope that the Charleston is not going
to prove another Dolphin in the way of mys-
tsry and scandals and controversies over mat
tiers which the public at large cannot under.
stand. II ought to be easy enough for compe-
tent officers 10 say, after few trials, whether
she 10 success or q failure, and they ought to
say IL without clubbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

Expressions of good will poured in upon Mr..
George W. Childs yesterday. his sixtieth birth
day, from the printers and others of the host
Of Americans whom he has befriended. The
benencence Of Mr.. Childs is the intelligent
work Of his living hours, and is not postponed
TO become a possible consequence of his death.
He sows good deeds in the present and reaps
the present esteem Of his fellow men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

DIR. Cronin, Of Chicago, is not killed, but
turns up in Canada much alarmed lest he may
be killed or may be arrested on the charge of
killing somebody else. The episode has not
yet entirely lost its favor Of mystery and blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

II William A. Russell runs for governor of
Massachusetts on the republican ticket and Will
liam Z. Russell on the democratic, the old Bay
state viii have TO do some Rustling between
nov and November to settle one of her Bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

A COMM liz SEVEN Inns
Ulsters yscketa etc, for Ladies and Chfldren's
Wear q bsashore and Mountain, . 10 per cent az
shoe as 20 per cent discount
Art Goods af o per cent d1scouut
THE RAI.Ars ROYAL.
A. Lr6NER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

New York might kill two birds with one stone
BY putting that long-deferred statue Of Grant
on top Of her speedily executed memorial arch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

- ''0nward and upward" is the motto of
TEE EVENING STAR Onward In its extepa;n.
influence, upward in iss circulation and adver-
tising businesa The increase ID steady.
heslthful onA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

That doing the fine Clothing trade of the town
there isn't a shadow of doubt exists in our minds
That there good and sufficient reasons for this
state Of things the people believe else why
this constant stream of valued patronage Every day
is gala day In our House The crowds increase
and the goods go outage, and come in also. Some
came in to-day-Qsate some. Among them are several
shades of German worsteds. Light, medium and Dark
Grays. Sack and Getaway styles. perfect fitting,
stylish. well made. neat and cool, FIFTEEN DOL
LARS SUIT. Beauties they are and will round out
so to speak-our galaxy of brilliant beauties from
home and foreign lands we are selling at the same
price-s15 suit. You told by the blow hards Of
business that their els suits are as fine as ours Look
at both-snd "Our Dukedom to beggarly denier'
ours Will carry of the palm against their $50 or
s25 ones. Our prices from slO to s35 suit
Our stock embraces style that's desirable good
and seasonable. The best makes. The best fitting
garments. The best values. The most reasonable
prices. One price to all-what can we do more?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
DRrss TR1xx1se BAnoArss.

Persan band trimming ct az 35 that has sold sf
o35O and two pieces ct - 35 that have sold st IS
50c for silk braid band trimming that formerly sold
ct 75c.
u The rush for Embrodderies forces down the
iconSinned haloxl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13

OUR MEN AND BOYS HAT DEPARTMENT IS
Vat the main entrance. Boys straw hats, Be; 20
styles Of mixed and white straw hats, 25c. KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th ST. Sc.
myl1-3t
MEMS FRENCH GOLD BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
Ay1 and Drawers 49c each. Mems Bid Jean Draw
ers reinforced seat and back, Peperell Jeans, 49c
BLUM'S, 745 and TAI Sth st. sc. myl1-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
MrSs FLANNEL SHIRTS.

GENTLEMEN are invited TO . specisl dispaay Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLANNEL AND SILK
SHIRTS, suitable for yachting, rowing. tennis
bicycling. touring. and for city wear.
TOMORROW tTUEsDAY. MAY l4TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
War SHALL W. Was,

WHAT SHALL We WEAR
THE WEATHER OF LAST WEEK ADNoN
. IsHEs EVERY ONE THAT A CHANGE IN
APPAREL Is NECESSARY.
WHAT SHALL IaEr
rs THE QUESTION EVERY ONE ASKS HIM
SELF OR SOME ONE ELSE. CAN WE AN
swER TT WE THINK 80. IF YOUR TASTE
Is FOR LIGHT CoLoRs, THE
CASHMERE AND cHEv1oT SUITS
ARE STYLISH. coMFoRTABLEANDcH CHEAP.
IF YOU PREFER DARK CoLoRs, THE
BLACK OR BLUE SERGE SUITS
ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
BOTH STYLES ARE MADE UP IN SACK
AND CUTAwAY COATS. AND ARE REALLY
THE POPULAR GOODS FOR SUMMER
WEAR
SERGEs AND CHEvIOTS ARE LOOSELY
WOVEN GOODS. MADE FROM HARD.
TWISTED YARN. THE WEAVE ENABLES
THE AIR TO PASS THROUGH VERY READ
lily, THUS MAKING THEM COOL, AND THE
YARN BEING HARD TWISTED Is VERY
DURABLE.
FOR MIDDAY USE.
SILKS. PoNaEE. sEERsUCKER. MoHAIR.
ALPACA, DRAP DETE, sICILLIEN OR
LINEN COATS AND VESTS, OR IN BLACK
GOODS. COATS ONLY. ARE HERE TO Sc
LECT FROM, AND THE STYLES ARE THE
NEWEST AND BEST.
E. B. BARNUM 4 co.
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FAcrs GATHERED FEoM OBSERVATION

We've watched it-and SIS suits have the
greatest demand. Every man that buys higher
priced one is almost sure to include in his pur-
chase one of the s15 grade They make such ex-
ceptionally good call around, suits-especially
the Laverton Twills. They are so soft, dressya and
yet SO thoroughly consistent for all occasions.
No very striking patterns-but bright. cheerful
understanding more on the quiet than other
wise-A refined air about them-A gentleman's
suit surely-Mixtures mostly-smal checks
sacks or cutaway coats-lined, halflined or
skeleton.
The Laverton's we're chaperoning this
season-Brains we pay for have designed
and made them up-Y there's anything
out about them are responsible-6ut
they're all ri0ht-stylishly cut-perfectly made.
There are q dozen patterns Of these and o
couple of hundred others in Cashmere, Chew.
ots, domespuns, Norsteds and Tweeds-not all
woven in this country. but all made up here
the most Of them by US. We know all about
them you. see.
The young men have nobby ideas-we've
catered to them at SIS. The older gentlemen
have a variety of Acknowledgment we've re-
produced at sl5
Long Sacks medium lengths-Three or
four button Cutaways-lined, half so, or the
skeleton. Flashy patterns-mild, obscure de-
sisns-plain. solid colorings.
They're worth $15-we don't claim any
higher value-but if you want to compare them
with what you will find elsewhere-natch
alongside of their els grades-then call for
their twenties-we suspect that's the category
ours belong in.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
BoTToM-PRICE CLoTHIERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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