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Women read adv'ts men don't. viii our lady read
ers please inform brother father husband that
the Pslais Royal Dress Shirts S5c. each should be
superior to those sold elsewhere at the price, because
other merchants keep in stock several qualities and
prices while the Palas Royal has only the price
Soc Shirts. Tell them to compare these S5c. Shirts
with the 81 Shirts Of the merchants who try to
more than one master.
window full Of 'Palais Royal Shirts corner 18th
and Pennsylvania avenue.
One can't tell much by looks, however. Tell them
to take one home try it and IL 1t doesn't suit call
In any day and will promptly refund the Soc and
send to your house for the Shirt.
Let's anticipate mans objections He has bought
ready made Shirts and they didn't ft him; sleeves
too long or. perhaps, too short. Don't let the
worthy bias him. Tell him to try Palas Royal Shirt
Sleeves for short long arms styles for stout and
thin. Those not markedly deformed may be fitted
equal to custom made.
TELL THE MEN THIS ALSO
That China silk Handkerchiefs, 20x2O inches with
colored white hemstitched borders are being sold
at 25c.
What are they worth!
Worth so much more than 25 cents that though so
dozen are now In stock thereu probably not be one
here Saturday morning.
AND DON'T FORGET THIS
Isle Thread Socks that sold at Soc pair and Fancy
British Low-shoe Socks that 35c are now lSc.,
or pairs for SOC.
AND TELL THEM THIS.
That the Mems Department is Just inside the door.
way Of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue. Tell them
this because the store may be crowded and they won't
come in. You know what the men are
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

One effect of the all-pervasive dampness this
season is the damage done to cutlery. To keep
the smaller classes Of such goods salable, they
must be always bright, and the tendency Of the
moisture in the air is to cause rust even on ar
ticles which lie in showcases and are not ex-
posed to the wear and tear Of use. The emery
wheels, also. with which the bright surface is
originally given and restored when lost, have
suffered deterioration from the same cause.
They soften and wear down with the greatest
speed. How serious matter that has become
is shown BY the experience of firm whose
wheels, in constant use, ordinarily lose about
one-eighth of an inch in fortnight, but have
lost a whole inch in the same period lately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

The infection of law-enforcement against q
class of ofienses hitherto winked at Is spreading
through the south. Governor Lowrey's ener-
getic pursuit OF the persons engaged in the late
prize nghtand Governor Seay' demand that JUS
tce be inflicted upon the parties to the late six
shot dueling hasco in Alabama furnish evidence
on this point. The governor of South Carolina is
perhaps ehafng to think that there isn't some
way he can make record by overhauling Nc
Dow. Possibly, however, the southern assault
like that committed by a colliding railroad
train IN some states, is to go UNPUBLISHED by
prison, fine or damages only in case the as
saulted person is killed
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The annual convention of hay-fever suffere

The annual convention of hay-fever sufferers
at Bethlehem, N. H., has acquired such
proportions, and the personal average
of the association they have formed
is so high that interest is felt throughout
the country in the meeting. A curious feature
of the matter Is that no association embracing
the hundred thousand or more patients In
America could gather at any one point in the
"sneezing season" for relief Bethlehem, and
other hIgh-lying points in the White mountain
region have been favorite resorts; but it Is
worthy Of note that there are even in such
places victims who fee every year to the sea
side 1t is this fact which lends much force to
the argument that the disease has q nervous
and not a merely muscular and material
origin. Another ground for such belief is
the failure Of any medical writer before
Bostock in 1919, to describe the hay fever.
There were many varieties of pollen-bear-
ing grasses growing in those old times, which
would naturally have caused an outbreak
and demanded the attention of scientific OBJ
servers There are also proofs in abundance
that persons troubled with the disorder have
found benefit from a mere change from city to
country, or back again, or even from one
city street to another. All these things,
however. do not absolutely shut out the
theory that the irritation Of the mucous lining
Of the nasal passages by some foreign sub
stance is the direct cause of the sneezing,
for similar effects may be produced in diff
erent persons by different irritating objects,
some of which are found at the seashore, some
in the mountains, some in certain cities or GER
tain parts of city, etc. The success which
has attended experiments made during the last
few years with the application of cocaine to
the mucous membrane shows at least that the
distemper is real and not imaginary, whether
it be traced to the penetration Of the nasal
passages by a foreign substance, or only to q
periodical nervous disturbance which involves
an extraordinary acuteness of local sensation
for little WHILE
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IL ANDKERoH1EF HEADouARrEns.

When II can be proved the sales-cash sales-in
single day have exceeded $500: When at this season
over 20 dozen Handkerchiefs early all differently are
displayed in the show window: When it can be writ
ten that the sutumn styles already for sale When
the superior qualities for the prices The Palais Royals
cash business enables demonstrated facts Need Il
be asked Where Is Headquarters for Handkerchfefsr
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

II ID now reported that the enterprising
bacteria are not ncgiecting the opportunities
r Of prolouging their own lives which are AZ
fordsd by the Brovn-sequard elixir. In casss
where they have anticipated the human patient
in&njoyment of the elixir the later treats
himself to blood poisoning instead Of 70 pro-
longsd life.
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To appreciate the following discounts bear In mint
the marked prices are reduced prices:
Amber Jewelry at 10 per cent OF marked prices.
Travelling Suits at 10 per cent OF marked prices.
White Suits at 10 per cent of marked pricea
Parasols at so per cent of marked prices
Japanese Ware at 10 per cent OF marked prices.
Shawls at 1 o per cent of marked prices.
Embroideries at 20 per cent of marked prices
Ribbons remnants, at 20 per cent discount.
Dress Trimmings at 10 per cent of marked prices
Buttons at 10 per cent of marked prices.
Shoes at 20 per cent of marked prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

AWARE,
kssps Ne always IN the
LHAD
-, .ee es-n. observer h.s no, fHsied note ~
foLLowFRs
About two veeks 40 ne rt.rseas
SPECIAL PANTAIoox sArr
Ana mmediAteiy thereafter the TRADE with suru<,,-
ms unAnimty. followed IN our wake thereby ,psor,-
ing our methods. which all know 10 b immsnssly
popular with
THE PROFILE
our mAsn.nin'ty VIII not permit us 20 DO lees than
oonooie with these sen-styled aud self-procl.im.d
Lesaes 70 over their isnoulinions failure 20 defeat
our plan even after We had shown our hand
ana mere are other nuts Tor them 10 crsck-if they
MoHArR COATS AND VESTS SILK srRrprs
AT sl.97 FOR COAT AND VEST
saving 10 the purchaser Of Is OF on each Coz, ana
Vest - W. M
Handsome and stylish sni and wOu,.a Sui. worth
ais now goat
slo7sAsurT.
Our slo.75. sll.5o. sl2 IS ana sls7s o...,mer,
Suits have been reduced 10
$3.50 A SUIT
Those Beautiful 90 and e. so P.ntsioon, ar, .,rns
rapidly ss
$3.50 A PAIR
are also those styi al and durable Atwood soosoA
PLAID and Tweed hntAloons 1t
e2.7s PAIR
Youths. Boys and Chdrens Suits 1t prices An iesp-
Inc with those above quoted
VICTOR l.. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, N
s21 and s2s 9Th st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, svenuN
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Oren Saturdays until IL pm.
Price. zoe .Sih
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Lo5oyard Best Ingram CARPETS. 55c. per yard.
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels carpets. 45o psr
yard.
5000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, zoe.
per yard.
$50 yards Body Brussels CARPETS. soc per yard
1900 yards Best Body Brussels carpcss, 81 90 per
yard
300 yards Velvet Carpets. SOC. per yard
1900 yards Best Velvet CARPETS. sl.oo per yard
2,7oo yards Best Moauette Carpets. clio Der
yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

FRED Leslie, the actor who has Just made an
authoritative denial, over his own signature,
that he either is now or ever has been dead. is
one OF the few men to whom is given the
privilege OF learning what his contemporaries
viii say Of him when he Is gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

daughter Of Brigham Young, who has lately
attempted defense Of polygamy, argues that
the effect upon mans character of having two or
three wives TO remind him of his shortcomings
cannot fail to be good, AS under such treatment he
loses his arrogance and has an uncommon in
centive to reform and improve himself. This
argument cannot fail to address itself with
great force to the mind of all the male Candles,
who viii doubtless be eager to multiply as
numerously as possible their nagging help
mates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

The reported movement in Mississippi to
change the town name Of Jackson to sullivan
does not, from present appearances. promise
to be as successful as the other Mississippi
movement. which proposes to make Sullivan's
name Dennis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

h SvN S.sis sS e our store daily.
All Of our aSe Silk Tect Scarf. Red T,ckstea TIC
An Of our l2sSc. Percale Four-in-Hands Red Tick
Damaged Rubber Goats, with velvet collar. were
S25o Red Iicketed Toe each.
LOT q Fancy sink and Satin Parasols were as high
FANCY GOODS Front Basernent).
Lawn Iennis Set, complete, worth ESQ. Red
-, Lawn ls e Set complete, worth $40 Red
HammOeh stretchers and Ropes. were Csc. pair.
se. &c were Red
LADIES NEcKwEAR.
yard Red Ticketed &c yard.
lot Of ,,pirectoice" Rufing. was 15c. yard. Red
A iot Fl Toufi.. Rut,ing in colors, silk Corded,
N lie 2 box of yards-
10, Of Hair Pins. worth L. package. Red Ticle.sd
61idissd Garter Clasps. were csc. Red Ticke.ed
j.. q Garter Web good oolor.. wa. &C. Red Tick.
f Toht e: 2 SS s55
lot R Of 2.hlsys Turkish Bath Soap. worth &c.
4 10, Of AM Cologne. was Csc. Red Ticketed 1ec.
l0i Of Toilet Paper. Red ricle.ed &c. >roll.
A 10, Of Japanese Folding Fans, we're 10 and l5c.
Red r Iish HsSM IS each ~ -''
v.1 S e. B1sa wSf'.sS css were 20 and Csc
Red Lickeied l3c; yard.
.s snG Red eEsssa o
e, Of Plated Bracelets stylish patterns were 25
a. lot o. 91dized Bon5onniere and Match Boxes.
LEATHER GOODS.
and tSts k sSf eF. ss seassss worth s
AiiLesthsr Cigar Cases. were 75c. Red Ticketed
lot q i5c Anlssther Purses inside pocket leather
Hand sasHhsis-:2 were soc. Red Ticke.sd SOC.
! si.S$s and slss. 4f Red
Twas ears. Red Hcl ss 81 o.
les Of Belts, odds and ends. in Metal and Canvas
Zoe. sSrsS 81 Six Belts, o,idized rrimmips. Red
NkAFs AsR sq Psss. wrappers. r.r. g, So Red
& r led s.Iss
q g sSa ssF
Esa SsS fl 81 '''
lot Of 4SLnch Swiss Fiouncings, were 75c., ESQ.,,
lot e sS-ineh swiss aud c.n6rc f1ouncings.wsre
sse and s25 ssd feie Had' s sDS
Art EMgRoIpEEY AND UPHOLSTERY.
Odd. and Ends IN Eorted and orewels. were n high
- % sAesn. heo tlcketeQ &c. skein.
retsss q Afosigss Lace Mats were Ioc each Red
Odd; AID End. 4 small BAN Frnsss. were 1oc and
i, Rsmnsp.s q Cream and coored Striped scrim were
cSo;ed carsans yard yard. long,
H lbs EsS riels''d &C., psir ''
| A lot Of Ladies', Light Striped ana Fancy Hose.
ate 3, :; were xoc; Red Ticiered 2le; pair.
SOC Red Ticietsd ssc pair raj a. h0's' nae were
Oh lot q chldssH's shsr, Sleeve esuzs Vest. size
bkY Goods pE ai IN sie'eo is' for Dos.
pa nSsae s. batch Of q p.sss Goods
Ton Flannel for Lining, &c. &c. Red at actual
lof 9ur l2,tc. and l5c- American satteens. Red
Lieketsd g = yard
All Doc Mosquito ettins, al colors Red Ticketed
q our rh e I.bs Covers ~ yards long, Red
Muslin GSDEhwEAR uoRsETs. 20.
and 25 Red IcfeteS 40 zss IL le 20. 20
ENSrsss ase. AiTons. Red T,eieted lie, each.
sssyss Ti!h ns csmbrc edge saaass ns Hie1 ssS
The b.lanes Of our fancy Braid Straw Hat. ver,
Tine q chldren's SAILOR Hss.. worth Sn asc. Red
10 q Is.ey E!ssona. inch w.a. vsr. &c. n.a
| ,Is: S.lIssss. q Nurses lse. xu.an Cana s.u
{ Is :g: sss Ia y, :.s s:'..
| E All EHiEE
.sls f0r5IAf FL saz0s Ell re S5t ! .,s..-.
| X ERvASD.
u xnoRAvxl AND IlrzooaAp1u
1 ~ 1oo3 Pa AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

The Parisians are sometimes accused Of being
volatile people. But there is surely nothing
rashly mpulsive in their letting sI7 years elapse
between Wandering Admiral Coligny and
raising monument to his memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

News comes from Chicago that the company
playing The Pretty Persian has gone to
pieces. II Ghooley Khan were here he would
probably lay this disaster to international dis
courtesy. In so far as he might attribute it to
the frank speech of the press he would perhaps
get pretty near the truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

nyou want 10 make paying investment this Is youf
Opportunity Fine well cheap Furniture ofevery
kind and class will be sold at from 25 TO so per cent
less than regular prices. Why Because the styles
change twice year and determined not 10 er-
hibit the same styles two years in succession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

Fred Douglass delay in taking possession Of
OF the American legation in Hayti is probably
due TO prudent desire TO know who's who"
before presenting his credentialsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

Deputy Marshal Maggie will probably be Sc
verely criticised outside of California on the
ground that he acted with needless haste and
severity in shooting David s. Terry in response
to q slap in the face inflicted upon Justice
Field; but in California Terry's blow, in view
Of his known desperate character and his
threats, will probably be viewed as putting
both Justice Field and his protector ON defence
of their lives, and Maggie will be greeted there
as a general benefactor. In that state Terry has
been public nuisance for quarter Of a GEN.
fury. Aside from the prejudice which has pre-
vailed against him ever since his shooting Of
Broderiek, his overbearing, brutal conduct
in private life has won him the cordial dislike
of the better element in society, while the in
auence of his example upon a certain class of
young men has been evil beyond measure. A
good many of the worthiest lawyers at the
California bar have been frank enough to say
that they would not accept a retainer in a case
in which Judge Terry was employed on the
other side, if there were any danger whatever
OF coming into contact with him in court, for
il was bound to result in his forcing quarrel
upon them with bloodshed in view. Human
life meant nothing to him in comparison with
success in any undertaking to which he hap
pened to have addressed himself. Many per-
sons considered him somewhat insane. That
his mind was not in perfect balance it would
be easy to believe; but he seemed to be sane
enough in dealing with everything that did not
Immediately affect the interests of himself or
of the adventures who had allied her fortunes
to his he was sane enough, at all events. to
have been hanged if he had carried into execu-
ton any Of the murderous threats he had made
against Justice Field and other public officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

Let Us hope that the Indian summer win not
be such q '.dsmp, moist, unpleasant" season a.
the white mans this year. Nature ought 10
have some sort Of compensation in store for IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15

A Coasrn In LINEN.

We've got corner in Linen-that 10 to say
we're using our three windows on the corner Of
Market Space and 7th street to show up some
Linen specialties Of ours
In the Market Space front you'll see those
SIC. Unlaundered Shirts. They're made Of
Utica Mus Muslin. with Joz-p,v 1900 Linen
eosoms and wristbands. feiled seams and c~s
setted; yoke back. Look particularly at the pat
ent continuous seams. It's Q new point and
you'll like them. You know how easy it is.
ordinarily, to rip and tear the seams. With this
new arrangement there's no such danger IT'S
Just like pulling at . straight piece of cloth
there's nothing to give way.
We're selling them at 81 cents, but they're
every bit as good as nine out of every ten Of
the 75-cent Shirts that are around town They
wai ~ you You know there's nothing 90 an
noyins Is IN ill-httins Shirt. You'll have no
trouble with these. Get one or two of them
to try. You'll want more we're sure
On either side of the Seventh street entrance
TO our Furnishing Department we're showing
up our two grades of Collars and Cuf5. We're
proud Of heus-ooth of'em.
The 1Oc. Collars and 15c. Cuffs can't b
equalled in quality for double the money-and
the at Of the collar is perfection ITSELF The
new line with us-the 20c Collars and 4Oc.
Cuffs-Iead anything IN the country. They're
s ply, all iinen-not . cotton thread about
them-and s100 linen at Mat-with handmade
button holes.
Saks and Company's name is on both brands
Of Collars and Cuffs and on the SIC Shirts.
They're Saks and Company creations through
and through-guaranteed-an like everything
We handle must be par erceuencs.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
CREATING OUTFITTERS,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
au14
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RrnsAsrs WonrHr Youn Norcr.

L. IL worth while 70 write Of one or two odd pieces
that may be gone by the time get herei Each de-
partment has it, remnant table, where you'll fnd
these odd pieces at half ard quarter former prices
But there 10 more important news for Friday-EN.
TIRE STOCKS AT REMNANT PRICES to close the
summer season.
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CARHART 4 LEIDY.
o2S 7thst. and TO6 K st. NV.

TINAPPRoACHED AND UNAPPROACHABLE
~ BARGAINS IN
Dress Goods Hosiery, Gloves, handkerchief. Col
lars and Cuffs Ribbons, shirtinss. sheetings Table
Damask Towels Napkins, flannels Underwear, &c :,
Ne ;50c. Linen Iswns, now 2oc yard wide
2oc; 35c French satines reduced to 25c.; Challies
DC 10 Zoe; Lonsdale Cambria, HHe. DIR. Warmers
Corsets, 9oc Monarch shirt, 91e. Entire stock at
bottom prices. BkODHEAD CO.'S,
- 907 Il ST., Masonic Temple.
Estaonshed 1857. eul4-4t
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WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.

We would call particular attention this branch Of
our business, which have taken up within the last
year with renewed vgor and strength Our friends and
customers of fifteen years ago will remember how We
once led in this business, and propose to sur
pass all our former efforts Our aim and study Ia to
produce the best efforts for the least possible expense
and we have been remarkably successful in the past
months. No furnishing afford to leave our
ideas unnoticed. Our productions are the best ana
most original and all work il done with guarantee Of
best workmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15
WHY,

Because we haven't room for them Though our stock
IL spread over nearly three acres Of flooring there
isn't room for the above enumerated stocks when the
goods for Fall arrive and they are arriving every day.
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AUTUMN HANpkERcH1rrs.

Over 500 doz Warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
at the following prices: 1211 10, 25 80, So 6s. "a
Csc, 1925, sl.35. s1.4s. sL6s, sL75, sl.es,
1925.
Since it is easier to value the Lowpriced Handler
chief than the more expensive one detailed descrip
tons are given only of the l2c Linen Handkerchies
That these 12c. Mouchoirs equal in quality the Ice
Handkerchefs of past will be obvious to you
That the oord do shown by the superior beauty
of designs and colorings and the improvement in the
quality Of linen used In fact since competitors
tor your patronage have not yet received the autumn
styles 1t is no enaggeration to write HANDKER-
CHIEFS AT l21c. BUT WORTH I9c., ARE NOW
OFFERED AT THE PALAIs ROYAL. Not asking or
giving credit is another reason why
TO ILLUSTRATE
l211c., BUT WORTH 19c
Heavy Pure Linen. one-half inch hen,stitcbed bor-
ders. Squares in corner Of drawn work Warranted
hand york. Truly worth &c.,. for they would not be
dear at 25c
121<c, BUT WORTH 19c.,
Very Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with n. 4.
1-inch hemstitched borders. These Handkerchief
will bear the test of comparison with many 25c Hand
kerchiefs.
121tc, BUT WORTH loo.
Heavy Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with H. u l. III
inch hemstiched borders. Perhaps not worth lac
when compared with the regular Of
at that price, but much superior to the regular l25sc
Handkerchief.
1910. BUT WORTH 1ec
uarterhundred styles might be described here
and with the statement that is worth less than
19c., and that many qualities worth 25c. may be
picked out by connoisseurs Particularly good values
| are the following;
Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, Winch hem and two
rows drawn work
Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs. K-inch hem. fancy
block patterns in blocks around inside of
hem.
Heavy Linen Handkerchiefs. u and Winch hens, one
row revering and blocked patterns
Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs. narrow hem and fine
corded patterns
Very sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, k-inch hem and
one row ofreverng. These are 25c. quality. Attach
| an edge of Val. Lace and you have handkerchief
looking worth dollars.
CoLoRED BORDERS
Detailed description is impossible In no limited
Space. The many colors and styles are 80 numerous
| as to be confusing. See the window display Mems
well a. Ladies' Handkerchiefs shown. The fol-
lowing are 19c quality though the price 10 only l2c
each:
Those with colored Blocks Appliqued.
Those with Feather-edge Stitching.
Those with Corded and Hemstitched Borders.
Those with White Marguer1tes colored grounds
MOURNING BORDERS.
Ladies' win md many Handkerchiefs worth fully
25 cents AL widths Of borders and greet variety Of
,u..,, THE PAiA1s ROYAL.
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Foa SIX DArs Osrr.

Foa SIX DArs OsIr.
AUGUST Is. 1e. IL. 10. 20. q.
SPECIAL CLEARING SALE OF KEEPS SHIRTS.
COLLARS. CUFFS. UNDERWEAR AND ALL
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Special Ps1cs List for this sale:
Keeps GO Brand Shirts. sc. Regular Price 76e.
K SIC. Regular Price q.
XIX ~s1.07. Regular Price s1.25.
XXX Collars. 12c Regular Price Sc.
xxx Cuts, 2oc. Regular Price 25c.
XXX Jean Drawers. $50 Regular Price $50.
XXX Nsinsook Drawers. CSC Regular Price
aauzs Shirts. csc. REGULAR Price $50.
GAUGE Shirts. 4oc Regular Price 500.
Balbrissan Shirts. 4oc. Regular Price SOC.
Baibrissan Shirts and Drawers teach). ESQ Regular
Price 75c.
Keeps Balbrissan Shirts. SIC. Regular Price q.
Drawers. e1.07. Regular Price
Nsslisee Shirts. s2.5o. Regular Price $3.50.
s2.5o. Regular Price g.
s2.25. Regular Price s2.75.
Iisle and Cotton Half Hose soc. Regular Price 500.
Everything is sacrificed for six days
NECKwEAR. sUsPENDEEs. HALF HOSE, NIGHT
SHIhTS, &C., &c.
NO GOODS CHARGED.
KEEP MANUFACTURING Co.
437 7th st. NV.
OLIVER p BURDETTL
su15-3t Sole Agent for DC.
Johnson. GARsrn & Co