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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-01

.--.~ OF SILVER.

OIL L II
The silver bill has proved al.
as much 81 boon to the
ntiy as a free coinage bill.
Those who not long ago were
shouting '.iree coinage OF nothing
have lived 10 see that a flee coin
age Till was not the only one that
could help us.
The silver men saw that fir, {
coinage could NJ be acquired at
one dash, and so they framed Il
bill To send silver up, an,i thus
move more guardedly on TO u G
" all Street barlicade.
The bill has had just the re-
verse effect from which the 9, d
bugs predicted. 1t has not driven
gold out of the country, but on
the contrary, silver is going out
and England has become pur-
chaser.
Silver is advancing with slow
and steady tread every day, and
trade is feeling the quickening eff
fects of the change.
When silver reaches par there
will no longer be any well ds fined
opposition to free coinage. 1t is
certain to come. and perhaps be-
fore Congress adjourns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-01

The Daily Reports bogus fire
item threw Reno into commissions,
but it didn't fool anybody up
here.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-01

ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
r. ladies are making rom SEQ, 10
800 Ger mon h secErir mem bers 70,
our association. Tbework is light and
PIE SAINT; one gem wanted IL eacn
county If Xcu can o. ~ devote two
hours per dav To our business, il will
pay NCu we'll. ddress j. r. Slater.
v eSfern Manager. Chlcaeo Co-Orera-
tive Purchasing Association Salt Lake
CITY, Utah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-01

Lie qualify OF beef and otL
heats procurable at the butch
hop of NJ. G. Gardner, Jr., Cal
lot be surpassed anywhere. &
aeef in the shop comes frol
steers, as good beef cannot be S.
cured from cows. j24tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Elsewhere in The STAR is printed the argu-
ment of the Bar Association against the local
mechanics lien Law. The name OF the law, and
it is a misnomer. is all that keeps this breeder
of frauds IN its present shape upon the statute
book. The lien which it gives is really for the
benefit of material men and not mechanics.
The latter are fully protected without this law.
They do not need it. and do not take advantage
OF its provisions, as an inspection of the liens
filed disclOses. The real interests of the work
ingman are in opposition to the material man 5
secret lien. The frauds perpetrated under it
upon owners and builders and the danger of n
repetition tend to discourage building. and to
reduce the amount of labor which the city sup
plies to mechanics. The Bar Association sub
mits a ist of twenty-six states and territories
IN which the sub-cOntractor has no lien prior
to notice. At least the measure Of protection
against double payments which the law III these
states gives to the builder should be furnished
to the District by amendment OF the existing
local law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
TopHAMs Very Low PRrcrs

TopHAMs Very Low PRrcrs
FOR TRAVELLING BAGS. sArcHELs AND
CLUE SATCHELS.
Imitation Alligator (real leathe) canvas lined:
lin. IL in. l2in. l3in IA in. in. l6in.
s2c. Doc. ,sI.O5 sll5 sL25 sl.a5, sl;45
I3iistc Ag. tS ssa ler.heE6 es1hs g. s 90
slao. si;55: $40; sl:sS si;Sq; sic $3.50.
$50. $40 81: 90. $40. ~: 80: e. 20: sa.7o
Ne" S'r1 sS gran s5 hsa s 5.iss 3d. So
New s,raisnt Grain isatler,, scft bottom, ~
Genuine Alligator. leather lined, not ricced goods.
$500, 80. Al, $500. $3.50. $40. Solo, 500.
CABIN BAGS.
l2 in. IS IA in. 10 in. 10 in, IS in. 20 in.
e. I s1 so S sa6 csHysS L so
New straight Grain Leather, Chestnut Color.
sa'g sas2 stG Cram 1.-The s4s ssis2
$3.50, 500. $500. 5000, $500. $3.50. $3.50.
GLADSTONE BAGS.
IA in 10 in, Is in 20 in. 70 in, "a in
$50, sa.i0, $40. $40, $500. $3.50.
Genuine Gran Leather. tes,ses iissd; Sic Corners.
$40 ae err Alligator .i. sls 3 skin
., +, q leather, Iron Bottom B., Bonnet Tray. ~
% 1 g sd5 s g ~ g e 3D. ~ p 40 H.
Leather Saratoga, Full Linen Lined,
Sc. 90. $3.50. $50. $500, 1878, 70 SO
Extra Quality Saratoga Excelsior Lock
SS. 90. So. 90, $40. Sll. Sl2.
Canvas Dress Trunk Iron Bottom,
$500. $3.50. $500, $3.50 1928, 800, SIS. co.
Full Linen Lined. EXCELsIOk Lock, Trays,
5000. So 80, 80, So. 90, $500. $40, Sl3
Extra quality; very strong,
SIS. 90, IS %, 50 30, $40 5O.sll, 50,Sl5
We mark these trunks with your name and put on q
good strap, with Leather Loops, without charge.
TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACToRY,
jy3-eo2t 1881 Pennsylvania ave. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
This looks like a salamander." "Bet

This looks like salamander" Better
say was the prompt reply, "a gerrymaIder."
Il was the year 1912. and two politicians were
discussing the bill just signed by Gov. Gerry
changing the Massachusetts legislative dis
tricis. The name stuck and the able states
man. leader Of the Bay State Democrats, who
had been prominent in the Continental Con-
gress, a signer OF the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, q chief Trainer Of the Constitution, a
United States minister to France. a governor
Of the second great State of the Union, and who
closed his career in the Vice Presidents chair.
came down to posterity inseparably associated
with a shrevd political device which all men
condemned when it operated against and all
men endorsed when it operated in favor OF
themselves and their party. What is a gerry
mander? writer in the July Forum thus de-
fines 1t: "Gerrymandering ia the art exercised
by the party in power when State is to be
divided into districts of making its own vote
20 rs far as possible in the election of MEN,
bers Of a legislature OF the National House
of Representatives" This is accomplished by
aseertaining from careful study of election re-
turns the exact political standing of each
county. and then by throwing together as far
Is possible in election districts the counties IN
which the opposition party is strong. The re-
suit is to give to the opposition control OF a few
districts with overwhelming majorities, involv-
ing great waste of strength, and to give to the
gerrymandering party control of most Of the
districts by small majorities. In placing in the
same district counties which have no affinity
except opposition strength, natural divisions
must Of course be ignored, and the districts
vary largely in population, and instead OF being
compact assume the most eItraor binary shapes.
The legislative representation ceases to be
honest. Do the people think that this jug
Cling with figures and facts and popular repre-
sentation is right? Not bit of it. But the
politicians say: ''Oh, well. this makes things
even. The opposition gerrymandered SUCH
and-such States" No two writer's. il they be
OF different parties. will agree as to which
party has used the gerrymander to the shrewd-
est temporary advantage for the party. The
Forum article, alluded to above. contends that
the Democrats have carried the gerrymander
further than their opponents, the Republicans.
Between the extreme par;isans of both the
great parties are many sOber-minded and fair
minded men who dePrecate the use OF such
weapons of warfare, the poisoned arrows and
fever infected goods OF politics. These honest
people will some time or other lay their hand
on the legislator and compel him to desist from
the nefariOus practice of ;hwarting the popular
will by swindling devices defended however
they may be by precedent. The nation, down
at the core of its great heart, wants honest rep
resentation, and the people of the several
States. who make the nation, want honest rep
rssentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Under the latest conference report upon the
District appropriation bill the provision re-
ducing the rate of fare on certain local street
railways is stricken out. but companies, taking
advantage of the provisions of the BILL which
operate line OF lines from Georgetown to and
beyond the Capitol grounds, are required
under penalty Of forfeitirg their corporate
franchises, to substitute ON all their lines some
improved motor in place of horsepower within
two years. This penalty is one of which notice
will be taken by the railways to which it ap-
plies. The securing of improved motors upon
all branches Of the two leading lines of the
capital within two years will be a substantial
gam for the public. 1t is probably better at
this time to strive in every way to bring about
improved accommodations and equipment of
the roads than to attempt to cheaper the fare
or to impose any other requirement or re-
striction which may tend to postpone or pre-
vent these improvements il the service rem
dereG to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
BrAurrruL FIGURED LAWNS.


3, D, 10, l21sc.
NEW STYLE FIGURED CHALLIES, 8. 10. 12xc
CREAM ALBATROSS, wide double width. all pure
wool, reduced to 4oc.
COLORED sURAH SILKS. SOC.
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONsDALE CAMBRIA,
yard wide lOc.
SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, Electric Blue
Steel Gray and Ian, reduced to &c.
CHINA SILKS 37h. 4c. 45c.
INDIA LINENS, 3. 10, 12kc
OUTING CLOTH. immense assortment Of
styles. 10, 12~c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMS. immense a.
.ment uf new styles, TO- l21s l5c.
SILK MoHAIR BnlLlIANTINES nearly yard and
quarter wide. reduced To 37hc.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF The LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON. yard vide. SIC.
HENkIETTA CAsHMERE SERGE. nearly yard and
half wioe. pure WOOL. reduced TO 50c
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, immense assortment Of
new styles. l2ts. 10 2Oc.
INDIA sILKS, new styles. 31K. 40, IS. SOC.
SHIFTING COTTON, excellent quality. immense
double width 3oc.
CARRIERS CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF as
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PREVENTS je24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

The Indiana boom for Hill and the Pennsyl-
vania boom for Cleveland are in collision. As
the latter is a bigger state than the former it
might be deemed all serene for Cleveland, but
1t Is TO be remembered on the other hand that
Indiana is a democratic state usually, while
Pennsylvania Is a republican state always
when there is a passable republican ticket IN
nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

The keystone" Democrats have renomi-
mated the old ticket Having run in Pattison
and Black during heavy squall in 1892. they
think they can put them safely into port again.
This ticket will take full advantage of the re-
publican revolt against Delamate= and Quay
but on the other hand the Wallace men are dis
satisfied and angry and the republicans have
50, 0Q0 majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

An independent convention between America
and the Congo state was signed yesterday in
Brussels and an American citizen will be gov
ernor general Of the state. America seems 10 be
getting her share and not working very hard
for 1t either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

1t will now be in order for the Senate to
treat the federal election bill from the House
rs the House did the silver bill from the Senate.
There Is sentiment Of reciprocity peryading
the republican air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

The struggle Is over in the House and, by six
majority. The election bill passes and goes to
The Senate. One remark remains to be made
On the passage of the bill: The Speakers nerve
was equal to his provision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Aunan cannot look across the field o. demo-
cratic national possibilities that he does not
see, popping up everywhere, the heads of gov
ernOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

As long as Speaker Reed is judge Of elec-
tions in the House federal interference will
not be necessary there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Distinguished men from Maine in the
Speakers chair differ radically IN their opin-
ions of federal election legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Congress having declared the independence
OF the eolored voter Of the south will adjourn
and celebrate the Fourth until next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

France il larding this too solid earth with
her Indignation IL is American hog fairness
when imported which excites the GauIs gorge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

For all the occasional Laughter" the House
has been engaged in some pretty serious BUSH
ness Of late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

Gov. Hill in Indiana saw "a cloud no larger
than mans hand" in Pennsylvania Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

The Wallace wing of the Pennsylvania de-
moczasy was (New York; San struck yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
OuR CLEARrNe-OUr SALE

OuR CLEARxe-Our SALE
Is progressing very satisfactorily. as the
throng that daily crowds our store testihee.
The Washington public know a good thing
when they see IL. and are not slow IN taking
hold of the opportunity TO buy hrst-class
gods ut and be.ow cost
HERE ARE FEW OF TIE BARGAINS:
The Best Hardwood Refrigerator on the
market at just one-EaH the regular price.
Mating at % per cent discount only two
Baby Carriages left Price s...50. Now
1890 each. few Of those Bordered Oar
lets are stfll unsold Moquette Rugs. LydS
long. at 81; Ingram Carpets. 4oc.' Tapes
try Carpets. 59c.; Body brussels, 75c.: MO
auettes. 81. Three Cherry-frsme silk Plush
suites. pieces each. Price 800. Now sss.
Three Hair Cloth Suites az $500 Former
ptice s40. Bed hoom. Once. Library Ana
Dining Room Furniture in like bargains.
At W. II. HoEKE'S
sol Market Space.
,e3o-lm sos and $40 sth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

OFFICE or
WOODWARD 4 LorHRop.
COR nth AND + STA n
THURSDAY. JuIr 3, 1890.
TORE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT s
We also wish to state that our es-
tablishmen. will b. closed ToMoR-
ROW AND SATURDAY. the 4,h and
5th Of JULY.
DRUGGIST sUNDRIEs.- Lows
Wild Rose Soap 35c. per box Of one
dozen cakes
We have Just received 500 Zylonite
Brushes which we are Offering at 6oc
each: 500 Mirrors OF 60c each. and
500 Combs at &C. each.
First fioor)
GREAT SACRIFICE OF LADIES'
SUMNER MANTLEs-w will put
on sale Monday the following excel
lent collection Of Ladies' Black Silk
and Lace Nantes at greatly reduced
prices:
1 Lsdy's Silk Lace and Ribbon
Cape Size "a. Reduced to So.
Lady's Black Silk Embroidered
Cape. trimmed with silk fringe.
Size 80. Reduced to s5.
l Lady's Silk Lace and Ribbon
Cape Size SO. Reduced to $3.50.
Lady's Black Chantilly Lace
Cape, with embroidered yoke. Size
SO. Reduced 10 $3.50.
Lady's Black Faille Silk Cape,
trimmed with wide, pure silk fringe.
Size 40. Reduced to $40.
Ladies' Black. Pure SILK Armure
Capes. with embroidered yokes and
bullion fringe Sizes "a and SO. Re.
duced to $40 each.
Lady's Black Sicilian Silk and
Lace Wrap. Size SO. Reduced to $40.
l Lady's Black Chantilly Lace
Mantle. with embroidered yoke.
Size 49, Reduced to sl2.50.
Lady's Black Faillc Silk Mantle.
with passemenetrie and drop fringe
Size "a. Reduced to s15.
. Ladies' Black Chlntilly Lace
Wraps. with flowing sleeves and long
sash ends, Sizes 30 and 81. Re-
duced to SIS each.
Lady's Black Chantilly Lace Con-
nemara. Size SO. Reduced to SIS.
Size 80. Reduced to $50.
(Third fioor)
WHITE GOODS. rs pieces White
and Colored Tarlatans for covering
pictures, Chandeliers, SC. in Pink.
Yellow. Light Blue, Green. Cardinal,
Rellotrope. &c. i2hc. per yard. So
per Piece.
Batiste Claire. in delicate Pink.
Blue, Buff, &c. 25c. per yard
Fancy Corded Dimity in White.
Pink. Salmon. Ecru. &c. 25c per
yard
Llueu Olns mans, IN Cnecks, BRO
cades. Stripes. &c. Specially suita-
able for seaside and travelling
dresses 30c.. 35c. and SHE per
yard.
Second foor.)
MORE LIGHTWEIGHT sHAwLs
FOR SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
WEAR.-Hand-knit Fascinators ard
Hoods for steamer wear, in White aud
colors. Soc to s2.25 each.
All-wool Colored Cashmere Sbawls.
in Cream, Pink. Tan. Blue. Black
and Red. Only 81 each.
China Silk Shawls and Scarfs, ia all
grades and colors. both plain AMI
embroidered. 80 to $40 each
Foreign Fancy Shawis in IN ele-
giant variety of colors. $3.50 to SO
each.
Fine Silk and Wool Shetland Shawls
in Cream, Black and White. $3.50.
"a and "a 30 each.
Fine German Chudda shawls In
Cream. $3.50. So, $3.50, $3.50.
81 and So each.
Cancels Hair Travelling Shawls In
Tans and Grays. S5 81 and $40
each.
We are also Offering the balance Of
our Fine Embroidered Fichus at
greatly reduced prices.
tThird fioor.)
TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN
BLACK GOODS.-The following two
extraordinary fine values are now on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
q Hedse remember that our establishment triH be
CLOSED al ddy-tomorroio-"7heF 6urth"-bm OPEN
s hg. as j usitdL Bsgnnn.g nsTf greG h2,cerer,
eept On Safurdays-then at PM-uniR September
LES
Gu1LIor1sED PR1crs Ok SILKS
sspsr e. ERE ERE ERR ": ss's
+ IKE < 4 { 4 !! ssss

Do ladies like to shop, Decidedly YES, No amount
SiAIy II bargains ave the way" The same excessive
heat that ripens the stock-seems only to bring
boiling point the ambition of the fair traders har
vest the choice delic The extraordinary the
orering-the hotter the zeal
SlLhS are much of n standard-and do not-as o
re-gt under the price cleayer often. But this
Is an exception. There two alternatives present
vos-Shall we distOrt the priceOr carry them
over ana II does not take u seconds thought to follow
the nrst-l0d have no use for old stock-and surely
tre hare none-tor that reason
=, The 81 PRINTED INDIA and CHINA SILKS are
NOW Soc. ayard
The 81 WASH sURAHs take the same stand-Soc.
ayard That includes all the best quality STRIPED
WASH SUkAHS (spun sikh "a inches wide. All are
sue ayard NOW. Thfs Is absolute cost.
Ihe &C qualities of PLAIN BLACK CHINA SILK
yard.
There is q small quantity of the popular SILVER
prce-Sl NOW,
BLACK FIGURED INDIA SILK is only 81 NOW.
DO any OF the male members OF your family wear
sashetY II they do here is Sursh-just what they
need for the purpose 1t il 20 inches wide-pure silk
and will hook up into prime Gordon Stanley
sash. Toe. yard is oil we want for it-and you Will
marvel at the Quality-for that money.
The usual short ends, remn odd pieces bound
to be born in busy house like i'll view tor
almost nothing. Help yourselves.
Don't wait always until absolute want drives to
buy. That Is not sood policy. Just thlnk-here is
chance for you to invest lightly and buy heavily
aud it's opportunity seldom to be found Buy! That
IL unselish advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

NEW PENSION LAw-SAILORS sOIDIERs
~ their widows, mothers and fathers. 3OUAOO new
names TO be added TO the pension lis Information
and blanks furnished free. PATRICK O'FAHRELL'
attorney -GI-Law, 1919 + St NV ic:SO-Iin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

s-Fro'aS am. 10 midday Saturday. JUly 5:h, ril
b. the last opportunity to PgS,s al u cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
L PROFESSIONAL

L PROFESSIONAL
People and others wearing these will kindly call on
us to see the stock Of TIGHTS in Flesh. Black and
Coiors that we received yesterday These
import alton and guarantee a considerable saving
sufficient TO make 1t an object for YOU
The colors are: Lavender, Pink. Blue Drab, Mouse,
Red, Black and Flesh
OUR PRICES:
Cotton Tights. $3.50
Iisle Tights, s45O
Isle and Silk Tights $3.50.
Silk. $3.50
Heretofore IT has been absolutely necessary those
wishing Tights to go New York or order them from
there. We will now you that trouble, save you
money and save you time.
We are from now on headquarters for TIGHTS.
COOL cORsET-Pongee Corsets. $3.50: as light
as feather. but as durable iron. A per-
feet shape and full guarantee.
DR. LOoMER's CoRsET-we are one of his agents
for Washington. His Corsets commend
able for ladies who 20 horseback riding or
indulge in any athletic exercises. Price
$3.50.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERwEAR-A specially with
US in this department this week is l2U
Dressing Sacques; $3.50 and 81 25
NOW Csc
GENTS OUTING SHIRTS in all the new materials
al enormous assortment to select from.
ranging in price from SOC. to $3.50 Sizes
To tai %, a u
to wear with these.
BATH TOWELS.
Size 1896, Unbieached Turkish Towel l2kc
Size 2}x46 Unbesched Turkish Towel.
Size 2!x44. Beached English Towel 25c
Size 3Oxj2. Bleached English Towel. DC
Size "6x52. Bleached English Towel Coo
Size 2Ox4c Christys Linen Towel. SOC
CHILDREN's LINEN FEEDERS.
All-linen Feeders with drawn work. CSC
All-linen with Blue and Red border zoe
All-ilnen with red l21lc
Children's White Figured Bibbs ~, %, So 75c
Ladies Rustic Hats in Blue. Pink, Red. White,
Cream and Black S29S
LADIES' vAssAR sHIRTs-s1o5, 81 30. $3.50.
sl1o. We carry the full complement OF
Studs, cuf Buttons, Ties, scarfs and Rings
necessary to with these
general reduction in Gauze Underwear stock
BELTS &c, in an, number of stripes and oil the plain
colorings.
Folks contemplating Journey away should visit us
and secure what things they need. Particularly now
ought this be done whilst our semiannual reduction
sale is in progress.
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.
STORE DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
Our Clearing Up and Closing-out Sale continues
Goods marked down all the house Now is the
time to buy your merchandise-for not alona are
profits saved but half the price.
To introduce the McDoiesH Dress Cattiag Machine
We offered a free pattern to I'll who bought dress
pattern. We shall discontinue that offer after this
week. We will cut lining aud try ii on TO show the
utility of the cutting machine. All for sl5O W.
make this offer especially for those who have had
difficulty in being hrted.
We have excellent Fitting Innings already cut and
htted to proporuonats nyures. prepared by aIr Geo
White. the famous Ladies' Tailor Of This c sy Besides
have the Standard Fashion Patterns at ur pattern
counter
The price of the Mcdowell Dress Cutting Machine 4.
s20. with instruction free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
"A SYMPHONY Is FrorKrs.

There are two points y herein our mia-.um-
msr reduced prices resemble a symphony-th.y
are q source Of delight and are hest appreciated
by those who knew their value We seek 70
Preserve the perfect harmony q season ana
sacrifice and strive 10 make each number on
our program an item Of eomme.surAie sttr.s-
ton
In Furniture Tapestries our sl.75 line 10
made 1Sc. our s2.25 goods are tut al SOcg
and Striped Jutes 40 from ell 20 O2'sc Those
adapted for summer drAporles arr 81 instead
ofS2
Fancy Firur~d sstins for decorations and
fancy WORK Ne MARI down fru,n - 80 TO 81.
Madras Muslin Was : -. E1w zoe
We offer six shades of suk Pushes regular
$50 at SllO
There's no eisOOrd an such figures as tia,
Nor in these.
ALL-wooL INGRAM ART soUAREs
2,SN3 yards. were e. so. now s45o
3Xise yards. were $40. 80 nowss
3x4 yards were sl2, now 50
3A4S yards, were Z ID. 30. now $40.
In our line Of Bromley's symrna RUGS, 90
touch the chord Of present economy. as follower
sl0 RUGS are So %.
SO. % hugs are s4s5.
So 20 RUGS are s3l5
sa75 Rugs are S2sa
sl. 30 Hugs are ell
The most cheerful finale We can attach Is r.
mindcr that our exclusive patttrn Of $50 An
udue OAK ChAmber sets are selling rs steadily
as tie tack OF CLOCK. We wouldn't let the lat
ter run oCtrR-Ne won't let the former run Otsl.
They come to us by the load. Rud 80 ont ny
the wagon Load Glsd 20 shOw You what they
are ike
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
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