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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
No. lOl7 18th ST. NV.
Sun SHADES
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Herdics pass the door.

That is homely. old-fashioned name-but it IS APP
piled the cispiest novelties its way for the
season that is to come. Where do the designers get
their ideas from! 1t may DE true. there is nothing
under the sun'-that is hard to believe Anyway.
there extremely original shat and patterns
that will take you under their prot cton this summer
Plain, some of thenl-showy, Others and a score-and
more-of the moderately expressive combinations.
Every it seems the last ends of the
alive art had run themselves out into the forms they
take and the dist lay ed their nang-but along
comes another season-and each one We unfold Tor
you-tells that one has thought conveyed into
the most taking effects The kinds ut ha,ld-these
you'll shortly ind 1t very comfortable to take the
with picked and selected from all there
worth looking at i'll the Parasol world.
We believe it will not be uuinterestiHg to you to
heara word or Two about the different grades-with
Handsome Black Net, with hsnd-carved Ebony ham
Black surah., Pulled Tartan border. with bow to
Mitch, mount, , on m fancy ssE' go .,on
with tanei!y finished toImtht latest sha So 90
tartan rasi WIN rneons ea 40 match IL nOs and
Satin stripe surah Silk i'll Gray. Brown, Blue. Apple
and Sage Green and Biack-l4 riDs-n.ounted nm
1h i stri ed surah in eOOrs that blend and
trope, Green. Ola ne. Afrique and BIacfs3 a.
mere IN roS Sk mts sa Wo ehs1Gs here
tlffe Garnet Apple and sag Green, Old aud q ben
Blue, Brown, Myrtle and Gray-are the shades-s2.
Black Windsor SIX. = ribs and ebony sticks. The
PLAIN silk with crepe BORDERS hand fashioned ebony
-somber OF course but rich.
lhe Misses sizes rum from 65c to s2.25.-the pat,
terms like the juvenile but correct
4 IN pattern and shape their nainma's.
Satin aud Gros Grain Lace frEllned Carriage
| Shades with ebony and tighter wood hand es-from
So 20 10 ST. We told all about these u little while
| ago.
Coaching Parasols in all the newest colorings. over
1 frames of the latest shapes
| These are the iar soils that have secured the
approval Of fashion this ason. 1t only remains
| now tor you to say which ne and let us serve.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
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Z 10
New
PAR A 8 OILS.
Z i 3

This day We make our first exhibit of P.rssois and
selected from the best Manufacturer The styles and
colorings are very choice.
Fancy Striped surah. all colors $3.50.
Fancy Plaid Surah, IS.
Colored Satin, striped borders 1883
Armure SILK, all colors a.
China silk. lined. in the newest shades, s5.5Q
Fsalie Francaise, all colors &5
Net, &1l.
Handsome Black Silk Hand run Lace Covers slo.
Mournlne Parasols in Plain Black. and Black and
"mte. In Plaid, Stripes and Checks. from s225 up.
i 6,aek Six CARRIAGE Shades 1850. s2. 25. s3
BLACK Sati n Carriage Shades, 81. SO, az rs a. So
BLACK surah. trimmed with Black Lace S6,
Misses Changeable Striped Silk, sa2o.
Childrens 10-inch Plain Silk, 15c
Children's 14-inch Striped Silk, sl2h
Chiidrens l6-inch Striped silk, also.
UMBRELLAS.
26-inch Gloria Silk. paragon frames, with o1idzed
handles, also natural sticks. Sl.6a
Gents 2S-inch Gloria Silk, oxidized baudles 40 %
2G-inch Silk, with natural sticks and silver mount
ings, S3.5
Gents 2sinch Silk. oxidized silver handles, a. so
26-inch Mourning silk, with plain and fancy ebony
sticks. s2. 80. $3.50.
DRAPERY NETS
Just opened special line of 4s-inch Black AlI-sk
Drsping Nets, considerably under the regular price
and offer them at the following low prices: eoc 81
sl10. s1.50. sI75, 3 l.Ss, 81
4S-inch Point d. Esprit. sSc., s1.lO. s1.35.
42-inch Chantiliy Flouncing, 81 20. Regular price
81 90
6o-inch Chantilly Flouncing. s1ss. Regular price
$685.
60-inch Chantilly Flouncing. s2. Regular price
1915.
60-inch Chan:illy Flouncing, 1850. Regular price
st.
T. G. DAVIS
MI 11s Market Space. corner Sth st.
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A CoMMoS-SENsr Guar Ok Tan,
Corner 11th and r sta. nv.

"A CoMMoN- SENSE CHAr ON Ian,
1t takes something than materials 10 create
fine garments Brains and knact to Apply them are
as essential to the perfect result the cloth they're
shaped in You wouldn't think of driving q horse
without guiae-lines. Why should people think they
are dors unless they skillfully apply the art.
They put the of senselessly low price before
the work. It's SO cheap you'd be ashamed 10 nnd any
fault-and the garments eheap crude in their
design and sOveniy in their wOrkyOu ashamed to
wear them. Are you winners by the transaction or
mott Hardly.
We claim to be TAILoRs. Our work is our proof.
>Iheres price oeIoto which the ne fabrics oaano be-
'operiy turned into reliable parmenta II you want
that kind you don't want us. But IL you want the
b the sort that is as good as Gun ,uot for nothing
but for LaIe 1t can Be rOd,aced-You do ,oant us
and 1ce-yOu
We have this added q master hand TO our
force His superior does not WELD the shears We've
slipped cables from our winter moorinss and are
in the channel of spring with the choicest line Of Inn
ported woolens that ever came through q custom
house.
DRIZZLE AND DRIP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

The celebration yesterday Of Cardinal New
mans ninetieth birthday suggests the fact that
the great writers of Europe live to an extreme
age. Among the elders of this nineteenth CEN
tury have been Goethe, Wordsworth, Carlyle,
Hugo, kanke. Ruskin and Tennyson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
CATARRH.

Being enabled to send remedals into each minute
cavity or crevce of the nasal passage and head de-
structve ~ the bacilli which catarh in
all its forms depends, we have the means to effect
complete and permanent of this loathsome COM
plant. in heretofore given up incurable
From the start the good effect of this treat
ment is felt nasal distractions removed hawking
coughing. hoarseness and droppings in the throat
promptly abate the breath becomes pure. DEAF
NESS from Catarrhal causes is promptly removed; the
eyes become strong all other symptoms disappear,
and finally perfect and permanent cure is effected.
No. 1Ol7 18th ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
DRESS MAKERS AND DRESS BUYERS.
ADDRESS TRIMMING TALK.

You all know how often Dress Is spoilt by ths
trimming add to Ores, therefore you know thai
the .,ae " 4 Drsss Is hns S.'
Containing some lar1s novelties before shown
ad Shai Is am Ss e our e e o sa,I o
give you partial idea here Of the beau
we can 20 Is TO mention the styles al iass
VAN DIXIE TRIMMINGS
in BLACK and Colored silk.
IL IL Steel Set
In Gold,
PRICES RANGE fEoM u 10 slo YARD
LEAF GIMPS
In Black slk.
Exquisite Hand Crochet Desisna
PRICES 75c TO s45o A YARD.
BAND GIMPs
In Silk and Crochet. Black and CoiorA
PRICES Toe To s325 YARD.
BEAD AND STEEL GIMPs.
In Band and Leaf Patterns
PRICES FROM 25c. TO s45O YARD.
BLACK SILK PRINCES.
From to 40 inches deep,
With Crochet Beading.
In Jet and Steel effects.
RIBBON FRINGE
The latest Paris Novelty.
AZ inches vide; for panels ana front OF dresses.
PRICES OF PRINCES R RsSS FROM soc. TO go
DRESS FRONTS
In silk Crochet
CROCHET sAsHEs
{" PANELS.
PAssAMENTERIE cAPEs.
Now being extensively worn m fszss and Lonasa.
PRICES 90 TO elo.
zoUAvEs.
In sink. JET, Steel and Mohair
ZoUAvE SETS.
Dyke Point for skirt; very stylish
BLACK LACEs AND NETS
We show ths most extensive line Of BLACK CHAN
TlLLf and FISH NETS yet seen in Washtngton We
carry the lowest prices 70 the hixhest
Our 46-inch Chansiliy Drspry Net for 1Sc a ysrd
IL wonder. No such value ever shown before.
Black Chsntily Lace Elouncin.a 4 com plete lima.
BLACK LACEs
and an endless VARSITY Of
VAN DYKE SILK LACEs
MoUsQUETAIRE VAN DYKE LAcEs
and othsrL
BUCKLES IN al vsrietiea Steel Silver Ont On
died Hand Crochet &c pr1css Toe, % q. 20.
that meet al demands made upoo N Only this
your choice q thsan. which cannot 3
promised later on.
RoPuLAlssHoPPNa PLACE
rs 7TH sTRExa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

This is the first day of the first spring month
and as might have been expected a cold wave
is spreading over the entire country via Texas
and Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
ASTHMA,

matter Of how long duration from the very begin
ming finds prompt relief and which Is shortly fol-
lowed by permanent cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
REDUCED PRrcrs AND WIZ,

This time last year the city allied with visitors
and the Paiaas Royals business for the month Of March
was the largest on record We never aiose business 70
depreeidts. We intend the total Of this months
sales to exceed last years record That's the why of
reduced prices for the lately arrived spring novelties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
OFFICE or
WOODWARD d LorHRoP.
COR llrH AND y sra No.
SATURDAY. MAncu 1,lS9O.

Never mind the weathsr-the sprinr -.
sons business has BEGUN Ne~p OF th. psv
socds Is irrepressiole. Spring and summer
merchandise Is coming In considerably
faster than we can tell q it In the p>p>ru
One thing we wish 10 impress upou you.
and that Is the first OF the season IL the best
time TO secure -noveltie<- and choice re-
terms Later stocks ere apt 20 he well picksA
over. and. - . rule, the best so nrst
HEMsTITcHED BLACK GOODS.
IL is surprising how much hemsttchins
beautihes and relieves the otherwise somesR
black dress fAbrics Hemstitching IL creep
ine into verythine. and 10 IL . most well
come innovation in Black oooda VIII In
crease their popularity wonderfully We
have al the desirable Hemstitched Bisck
Goods and call especial attention 10 the fol-
lowing weaves:
Black Cancels Hair 3renadines with side
porier OF eight rows Of hemstitchine.
borier, with two rows Of hens tischins above
and below the bordsr.
BLACK BAsnos with hemsti,ched band Dor
oers anu borders Of sixteen fine rows VI hem
Blsck Hem.titched Striped Cancels Hair
In addition 20 this elegant line Of BlAcl
mem s,S Fabrics We are showing su-
a ples and several hne qualities in plain
tnly sustain our reputation for having ths
hIne:t Black Dress Goo ds stock IN The city.
PLAIN WOOL FRENCH CHkr.IrEs.
NO other plain fabric will drspe 20 bettsv
advantage, as il readily lends itself 20 The
most sr1ceful folds, plaits. sc. it is OF lsht
Meisht and Is shown IN all the desirable
spring and summer shades. 40-inch SOC.
and 42-lnch Use per yard
SLSoND "oPt MING" EXHIBIT OF
SPRING NOVELTY DRESS RoBFs
On MONDAY. IL is the same ola
story; better than any previously
shown. IL Is almost impossible 20 sde-
Quately describe them. We can only say
that we consider them the Choicest OF an the
seasons productions. The assortment em-
braces many extreme novelties" in Plain
Goods. with Plalds, Stripes. pnnelinen
Borderings and Brocaded Designs for COM
binlne: We are also showing an elegant
line OF Novelty Robes in fne checks
halr-ine stripes and ANAL plsids for full
suits. which when made up are exceedingly
stylish, and which will be much worn this
spring
To sive you an idea of the variety we are
showing no less than three hundred different
Pattern hobes, different either in STYLE com
bnation or shade. We cali special attention
TO the new unts for spring ana summer,
ssmolance OF a claim to being fashionable.
First foor.p
New silks are crowded out Of this issue
but they are here Yes. here An greater
variety than ever-preetier. more desirable
and quality considered. cheaper.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
MI Corner llth and sta nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

IL France wants to gracefully get rid Of the
young Duke Of Orleans why doesn't she sell
him 70 a rich American for a son .in-laN?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

Newspaper men make very poor witnesses
before Senate committee. They don't seem
10 know anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

The transfer Of the Signal Service Bureau to
the Agricultural Department may improve our
crops, but will it improve our weather?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

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+ kkH Cog Cog EErs ssss -
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TIT E ZEE E RRr r M Nm IN ssss
T EErn + HsnnH ssss
RECORDS ARE DIsAGREEABLE
THINGS TO HAVE AROUND UNLESS
THEY HAPPEN TO BE GOOD ONES.
AND THIS REMINDS Us THAT THE
POPULAR FURNITURE. CARPET AND
STOVE BLIsHMENT OF
JOHN Ridden. $50 AND 932 9TH
ST. NV. HAS MADE A RECORD WHICH
ACCOUNTS FOR THE POPULAR
ITY IT ENJOYS AND FOR THE
GREAT SUCCESS 1T HAS ACHIEVED.
THE RECORD WHICH MR.. Ridden
HAS MADE AND UPON WHICH HE
APPEALS FOR THE PATRONAGE OF
THE PUBLIC Is BASED. IN THE
FIRST PLACE UPON HIS FAIR
DEALING. IN SELECTING HIS STOCK
MR.. Ridden RECOGNIZES THE FACT
THAT ALL ARE NOT BORN RICH, AND.
THEREFORE, HE DISPLAYS A LINE
OF HoUsEFURNrsHINa GOODS EN-
BRACING PARI.OR FURNITURE IN RUG,
HAIR CLOTH AND PLUSH; BED ROOM
FURNITURE IN WALNUT, OAK AND
POPLAR ESPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED
TOA FULL LINE OF SIXTEENTH CEN
TURY BED ROOM sUITEs): CARPETsIN
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAM;
MATTINGs OF PLEASING DESIGNS
AND DURABLE MATERIAL. BABY CAR
RACES IN ALL STYLES, HAT RACKS.
wARDROBEs. EASY CHAIRS IN REED
AND RATTAN. STOVES AND RANGES,
WHICH WILL APPEAL AT ONCE
TO THE TASTE AND MEANS OF
ALL EVERY ARTICLE IS GUARAN-
TEED TO BE EXACTLY AS REPRE-
SCENTED AND CUSTOMERS NEED
HAVE NO FEAR OF BEING IMPOSED
HIS SECOND CLAIM TO PUBLIC Pa
TRONAGE is BASEB UPON HIS
FAIR PRICES.
MR. Ridden DOES NOT ADVERTISE
TO SELL BELOW COST, BUT BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE IT WILL
PAY TO GET HIS FIGURES. "QUICK
SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
HAS BEEN HIS MOTTO.
AND IN THE FUTURE, AS IN
THE PAST. HIS AIM WILL BE TO SELL
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE
SAME LINE SOUTH OF PHILADEL-
PHIA.
HIS THIRD CLAIM TO POPULAR
FAVOR Is BASED UPON HIS
FAIR TERMS.
HE SELLS FOR CASH. BUT SCARCITY
OF HOME COMFORTS. A SMALL CASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

Strawberries and cucumbers are in market
nov but they are on the very topmost shelf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

service
commission have been forced to abandon the
practice OF striking blows at the merit system
over the shoulders of individual commissioners
and clerks, aud, SO far public utterances go,
carefully declare themselves 10 be filed with
zeal, not to overthrow civil service reform, but
to develop the real article and purify its adj
ministration, the investigation loses the issue
which made it especially interesting
to the public. The spoilsmen who have
been fostering the inquiry with
the hope that something detrimental to the
merit system might be discovered. and who
have been twisting the facts with that purpose
in view, may be expected to lose interest when
1t II understood that the prosecutions purpose
is to out-reform the reformers. Friends of the
merit system, too, will take comparatively
little interest in the discovery and discussion Of
the personal characteristics Of officials OF the
commission if the merit system is not to be at
tackled The prosecution and the commission
can now, doubtless, be expected to labor
shoulder to shoulder to secure full obedience
of the civil service law on the part Of every
body; severe condemnation of every departure
from reform principles whether commission
employees or political Office holders be the Of
tenders; the establishment of the merit system
upon a firm basis, freed from obvious imper-
fections in details of administration; and
the wise extension of this system in pursuance
Of the promises Of Presidents and political
platforms. The prosecution is, it now appears,
to show how the merit system can be better adj
ministered by the commission, and the commits
sion is to show how with increased appropria-
tions and more carefully drawn legislation the
law can be better applied to ofice-holders, and
candidates for Office. The results can hardly
fail to be good. The civil service reformers
will naturally welcome the prosecution with
enthusiasm to their ranks, keeping, however, a
waschful eye on the fresh recruits in remem-
brance Of past expressions and record incon-
sissent with their present position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

The Methodists have decided very wisely not
to have a collegiate department attaoh he'd to
their great university, soon to be established in
this city. 1t will be university in the broadcast
sense. Onward speeds the course of liberal
education in the United States. The seat of
the government is at last recognized as the
suitable place for a university town. We are
to have not one but several great institutions
providing postgraduate facilities. Washing
ton is the fttest university center in the world.
Here in the freest of all countries under the
sun and Oldest Of the republics of the new
world, here where political freedom gives
stimulus to thought, breadth to culture and re-
fnement to civilization, here where we are
heirs Of all the ages,"-Greece, Rome, Italy,
England.-not to speak Of our wonderful ma
terial advantages-we can impart learning
and the spirit of enquiry which Is better than
learning and bless humanity with an educative
apparatus superior to any in the old world. 1t
will not be a half century before Washington
will surpass Berlin, Leipsic and Paris an
educational seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

Senate secret with q hermetical seal on it
would be q cue Gus spring novelty in the north
wing OF the Can't 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

Irrigation in the West and irritation in the
South are two leading questions for govern
mental study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

April ID the rainy month. We have twelve
Aprfls In . year now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

The international labor conference called by
Germany is to talk French. Il this concession
% . necessity?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

MONDAY MORNING
Inaugurates SPECIAL SALE Of New. Origi-
nal Spring Styles Of LADIES' and GENTS
FINE FOOTWEAR
Whatever We have left of Winter Goods you
may have at almost your own price, but not
everybody wants shop-worn goods. no matter
how low in price. We believe. therefore, that
this sale will be appreciated.
We are going to surprise you this season with
the improvement in the Styles and Qualities
Of our New Goods. and guarantee to ef:ec:
saving to every purchaser of about % per cent
as compared with the prices Of other houses
Our Ladies' New "a best HANDMADE
BOOTS are equal. if not superior to the best
% Shoes we've ever seen.
At SO we are showing different styles of
LADIES' HAND-TURN AND WELT BOOTS.
perfect models. Shoes that are second to none
for fit and wear.
We're showing genuine HAND-SEwED
SHOE for $3.50. in several different styles.
No dealer here or anywhere has ever sold as
good q shoe for SO.
SL50 for Ladies' Shoe is low price; but at
that We are Offering a shoe that We will guaran-
tee to wear as satisfactorily any 81. 81 shoe,
and they're ~ flexible as a slipper.
For Men We have HAND-sEwED So SHOE,
made Of Calf or Genuine Kangaroo--no better
stock was put into any s5 shoe.
We are also showing full line Of HAND
MADE GOODS for the Boys US well US the Girls;
Shoes that have no nails rough stitching to
hurt the soles VI the childrens feet: no higher
i'll price than machine sewed goods
wECAN FIT YOUR FOOT, BE 1T EVER so
WIDE OR EVER So NARROW.
VIM HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
Main Store. SIG eth st.
West End Store. 1922 Pa. ave.
Capitol Hill Store 23l Pa. ave. Sc. 1t
ADVANCE
SALE
DRESS GINGHAMS.
OUTING CLOTHS
AND
AMERICAN SATISEs.
good stock Of select styles of I2kc. Ginehams al
for your Inspection at Ice. Also complete
Of l5c. Ginghams that We will open tor l"1sc.
OUTING CLOIHs
We have food line and choice patterns of lal1,
Outing Cloths These goods gong to be scarce.
BY purchasing now you can save money and get seec
styles.
Are going to be the thing for the coming season,
they are low-priced fabric and always look nea
They will cost you yard and the best Qua
ity that be purchased for the money. Our Frenc
ssteens are now IN the Georgetown custom house an
will be in our stock about week. Being our own in
portation they are exclusive styles.
srRAsBURaER,s
Dry Goods aud Cloak Stores,
1t 404 and 400 7th St NV
A CARD.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS TENDER THEI
THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOB THEIR LIBERIA
PATRONAGE DURING THEIR DISCOUNT SAIL
WHICH WILL CEASE MARCH /. WE WILL b
IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW GOODS FOR tn
SPRING TRADE AND ASSURE DUB CUsToMEB
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO MEET THEI
WANTS CHOICE STYLES AND THEY OF tn
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE MARKE
AND As USUAL OUR PRICES WILL BE AS LO'
AZ TIE SAME QUALITY OF TABRIcoUEs ca
BE SOLD. A CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01

In the treatment Of the above diseases Dr.. LIGHT
HILL employs his recent invention (hghly approved
by Sir Morrill, Mackenzie and other eminent throat
specialists, and adopted all the throat hospitals in
London). which converts any liquid medicine instan-
taneousy INTO yaporous consistency very fine as
to remain suspended i'll the air like smoke, and can be
inhaled and brought in direct with the whole
respiratory the smallest cavity in the head
and nasal passages the sirccl Of the
lungs, without the slightest PAIL ~ discomfort. By
means ot tins treatment
CONSUMPTION.
in its earlier stage is positively craoic and ad-
vanced and considered hopeless can be greatly
benefited the troublesome cough mitigated life pro-
longed and made comp aratiyely comfortable.
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pAUrs
PoPuLAsssHoPPIxa PLACE
g 7rH srRHu1.
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Do You Ksow
WHAT GOOD SHOES
ARE WORTH,
IF SO. DO YOU
CALL THESE PRICES LOwp
Infants Kid Button.
80 Cents
Child's and Misses
Warm Rubbers
20 Cents
Rubber Boots.
Any size in the store.
90 Cents.
Child's Button. Spring Heels.
Pebble and Straight Goat: also
sfew Patent Leathers
Sizes to l01S. s1.10
Sizes IL to 2, S1.25.
Boys Button.
Sizes IL to 9, $3.50.
Sizes 2h to 81, s1.75
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button.
sl.s5.
Ladies' Cloth Tops.
ladies' Kid Tops.
s1.9O.
Ladies' oxfords,
In -Four Styles.
sl9O
Ladies' Serge Congress,
LADIES' Glove Congress.
$l90.
Ladies' French Kid Low Button,
Regular $500 Shoes
+. G. Burt's Best Grade
Todd sizes).
1886.
Ladies' French Kid Slippers.
Beaded Strap and vamps,
Z. c. Burt's Best Grade,
ladies' Bright Donsola Button,
Patent Leather Toe and Plain Zoe,
Hand
$3.50.
Ladies' q. 90 Patent Leather Oxfords
Mems Handmade
Lace and Congress-.
1928.
Mems Handmade
oxford lies
$500.
Mems Hand made
Double-sole Lace,
$4.2 and 1925.
PLEASE REMEMBER
THAT SHOES SOLD AT
BARGAIN PRICES CAN
NOT BE EXCHANGED.
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mil 12l1 ST. NV.