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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

PERsoNAL-Ex-Gov. VIM. P. Kellogg Of
Louisiana has returned from Europe and is at
the Shoreham.-Count Lewenhaupt Won
kohler OF Sweden and Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Caccia OF Florence, Italy, are at the Shore
ham. I. +. Richardson and daughter
OF Cohasset are at Wormley and Mrs.
NJ s. Greenaugh OF Boston, NJ. b. Phillip of
New York and Geo. J: Lineman Of Nebraska
are at Welckers.-Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Moody
OF Omaha and four tourists from Mexico are at
the Riggs House.--Prof. ]. p Woodhave of
Denver, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Beach of New
Milford. Conn.,, Mrs. Geo. Richardson and SON
OF plainfeid Nj. and A. ]. Stiles and H. Scorell
OF Ouray, Col, are at the Hotel Randall -
Julius Brittlebank of Charleston, s. c., George
F. Williams of New York, John l.. Amory Of
Minneapolis and X. X. Stout Of Helena, Mont.
are at Willard's.-F L. Thomson OF Albany,
! +. Huber OF the navy, G. X. Coleman of New
Orleans, J: F. Carey of Boston, George W. Pep
per, jr.. of Cleveland, Hon. and Mrs James M.
Brown and daughter Of Toledo, Gen. Eppa
Hunton OF Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
wagner and daughters Of Charleston and Henry
Watson of Alton, ILL.,, are among the
late arrivals at the Ebbit. HOUSE
Mr.. VIM. E. Ringwalt, formerly of this
city and we'll known in journalists
circles, made flying visit to the city yesterday
and left for New York last night His health
is much improved.-Paris H. Folsom, late of
this city, has been nominated as n republican
candidate for the North Carolina Legislature.
=. Z. Hurst and j. Leavell of Syracuse. n.
T., J. 4. Yinsly of Charlotte, NC, A. A. Rob
inson OF Lowell, Mass, and v. W. Rand of Fort
Payne, Ala, are at the Hotel johnson.
Frank Howe, formerly of the Toledo Blade.
connected with the stan OF THE srAn.-
N. A. Pratt Of Boston, w. Phinis OF Kansas
City, J. X. Young Of Bristol, Tenn, ]. N. Wor-
tnen OF Chicago are at the st. James.
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VT f34 Itn ST. n W.
HS LEVI 8. BENSON, A PROMINENT MIN
~. ister among Friends, will attend an ap-
pointed meeting on fOua Ii DAY EVESiNG at
1880 O'Clock al the meeting house. bet. 18th aud
18th ats. NV. ol4-2ts
ESwANTED TO EXCHANGE-FOUR DE
- strabie Lots, well located at Charlton
heigh!s for bUII DING MATERIAL. CH AS LUM-
BEk- MILL WORK, &c. Apply to OWNER. $40 5th
"A w.. to 10 M. oI3-3t
NSDR. EDWARD ROOME HAS REMOVED
-: M, cfnee from 1877 corcoran st. t. 1S45
once hours. $40 am. and 4-6pm oI1.1Ot'
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~ ROYAL DECORATIVE COMPANY
ny. ave ana l4th st.
WALL PAPERS,
Lincrusta Walton Pressed Lea Their Gobclin Tapestry
DECORATIVE PAINTING
BY Competent Artists. Window shades in all Colors
oll-lm ". W. BOEMAN, Manager.
sFSI BEa TO INFORM Ny FRIENDS AND
~ former customers that have taken a posi-
ton AT the establishment Of Mr. j. karr. Jeweler,
Yfo Ieufia. ave. n.w where l respectfully solicit
continuance OF their patronage.
oll-5t FRANK NJ. LEWIS
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xSNOT1CE OF FORFEITURE OF STOCK
~ stockholders III the Linotype Company Of
district Columbia Who have failed 70 nay the
ASSESSMENTS heretofore ordered by the Company are
ereDy notified that their stock and all
ents made thereon will be forfeited unless all arrears
paid At the office Of the treasurer 6l9 l4th st
INV. within the uine prescribed by law. (sec o6U,
Revised statutes OF the u s. relating to the District
OF Columba.)
by order ot the Board of Trustees
SAMUEL N. BRYAN, President
Attest: FhANh W: MOU UN, Secretary.
ol4-ow' Washington, u. e., Oct. IL 1880.
6-HoNEsr FALL OVERCOATs
For as little a. Ten Dollars. but the range of
popular prices with Us is S15 to S2O We
sell many at oven higher prices. II low
Priced Coat has silk trimming either the
cloth or the silk both are apt to be in
ferior. Cur Medium Price Overcoats are
built in the most substantial manner We
use silk sleeve facings or Innings only in the
better grades. where the price justihes the
cost of good rtuffs inside and out.
Autumn suits are Likewise ready.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
One-price Clothier.
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JUTE BUTT DECISION. Secre-
tary Spaulding has informed the collector of
customs at Norfolk, Va, that jute butts I'M
ported after October 6, 1890, are exempt from
duty and that no drawback can be allowed on
bagging exported after that date and claimed
afterward to have been manufactured from
jute butts imported under the old tariff unless
tho claim is fully supported by the proofs of
imp por tation.
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PATENTS TO WAsHINaToNIANs.-Paten have
been issued to residents OF the District as fol-
lows: Albert B. Faunce of Quincy, ILL.,, and s.
q. Cabell of this city, electric means for pre-
venting boiler incrustation; Andrew f. Hilyer,
evaporator for hot air registers; Gustav Roxer,
window; Otto Schlueter, extension bracket
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The Pennsylvania railroad which has with
cool effrontery monopolized all the District
days lately, occupied all of yesterday in the at.
tempt to crowd through the Atkinson grab Dill
(Which has millions in it') without making
any adequate concessions, or allowing any
needed restrictions for the protection OF life a,
grade crossings. The railroad lobby were on
hand in full force, and with . Pennsylvania
railroad attorney in charge of the District COM
mittee, with . large number Of the active oppo-
nents Of the bill absent from the city; and salts
fed that they had perfected all the requisite
combinations, they were confident OF their
ability to rush the job through that was TO pu.
SO much money in their pockets. But they
were hindered in the rush" project by such
sturdy friends Of the people as Messra Holman,
Anderson. Kerr, Quinn, Stockdale, Pickler and
Others. The railroad men, while resisting ade-
quate amendments, we're compelled to concede
some points in the interests of the public be-
fore the bill got through the committee Of the
whole: and. in consequence Of the absence Of a
quorum, we're unable TO pass 1t when it was re-
ported to the House. Should there be another
District day this session the Atkinson bill will
again monopolize the whole day to the exclu-
sion Of all other District business. The Penn
syivanis railroad IL a mighty institution.
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Miss Margaret Blanche Best OF Meadville,
Pa. aged Twenty-Five, ought to be happy not
withstanding all the world knows how old she
is. She has Won the prize offered BY DIR. Sar-
gent Of Harvard College to the woman possess
Ing fgure which should most nearly prove
Of perfect symmetry, and there were three
thousand competitors. But Miss Best will not
be happy long. Reporters will be coming to
interview her and get diagrams of her for pub
location Kodak fends will be taking snap
shots at her. The dime museum man will be
after her for exhibition. The manager OF the
chorus and ballet will be offering her large
sums. Modistss will be importuning her to
come for them TO try gowns on. She will have
to travel on her shape entirely, aud Margaret
Blanche Beat will fad that her last name is .
deluxiou and snare
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The business men representing the New York
produce exchange, regardless Of politics, are
out in a set of resolutions emphasizing their
views in favor OF q reciprocity plank in the
tariff platform, and Mr.. Blaine smiles quietly
to himself and thinks good-naturedly of his
treatment by the ways and means committee
when be first suggested reciprocity. Business
is bigger thing than politics after all in tariff
legislation, and all politicians are not good
buxinesS men
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BosroS VAarErr Sropx
PICTURES READY FRAMED.

One cannot fail 10 be struck with the advance in
artistic reproductions Of famous pictures within the
reach of all These display IN great variety framed
In handsome aud substantial manner, stronark ably
low figures.
45c Photographs. size 1lxlA Frame l4-inch
Flat Molding. White end Gold or Silver.
4Sc. Photographs and EuRrsvinss. size l1xl4.
Frame l-inch Oak holding. Silver Bead, or =
inch Flat Reeded Oak Moidins.
CSC. Eneravinss. size lsx22. Frame 2h-inch
sl.4s ArtOt,pes. size eo,e4. Franz. sinch
Shaded Oak and silver holding.
ol.4S. ArtOtypes, size 20x24 Frame 3-inch Flat
White and Gold holding.
S1.T5. Artotypes, size 1Sx.4 Frame 3-inch Flat
OKidixed Molding.
eL9S. Artotypes. sire 2Ox24- frame 4-inch An.
tiqus Oak and Oxidized silver holding; very
handsome.
el9a Artotypes. size 2oxo4. Frame 4-inch Fiat
Shaded Oak Molding
eL9S. Artotypes. sire 2Ox24. Frame 3-inch
White and silver holding.
S24S. Artotypes. size 2Ox24. Frame 6-inch Oak
aud silver holding.
s2.4S Etchings on White Satin, size l6x20 Frame
3-tnch White and Gold Molding
e. 98. Artotypes size 20x24. Frame 4-inch White
and Gold White and SILVER Enameled
Moiding.
eA99 Artotypes, size oox24. Frame fine White
Enamel and Golu with Tinted Floral Border.
$500 Pastel limiting. 2Ox?4 Frame White
Enamel and Gold; Tinted Floral Border
Sl.25. Panel Pastel, lix24. Frame ~ inch Sill
yer and Oak Moldins.
s2.49 Panel Pastel. IKEA Frame 2-inch White
and Gold Molding.
Easeis to match any Of these framea
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SoHoor. DREssrs Fon CHnpnrs

The following Complete Dress Patterns are of tho
best materials aud therefore bargains:
81 95 FOR COMPLETE SUIT-Tbe p~ttern. In
clude 80 yards Of cashmere. tartan Scotch plaids
check stripe eheviots the buttons dress lining ana
spool cotton included that you are offered . CON-
piets costume for only s195.
Ok. 20 FUR COMPLETE sUIr-rbese psttcyr,.
contain yards Of material being sufcient for Mias
ten years OF ButtonA lining and spool cotton in
cluded In the price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(CpnfinuAd ha,orN
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Br1s o. NEED
Frrp Eks kHT ERR 80: ssss
epr in kRE, SRf W ssss
+ EEs Z & kR ! ssss

With the settling down at nome once more the hun
dred and one little 'props Of necessity force them
selves upon your attention. Notions-as the ladies
call thein-enter again busy season. Never with
us under more hattering conditions. We don't mind
telnp you've went into the market on the hunt for
novelties to replensh stock Of standard.
ncverto-be without items Of the work-box We also
engaged 4 manager for this deiartment-andh he
went to work after his fashion. What he did-and
With what suceess the appended ist-wi,h the prices
Now thi: matter mat Of gries on Notion" L only
shaved Of the thinnest when It possible you
may depend upon it we have done IT, II may be only
ground door d fortunss Il procsimssm. a. the
saving may be-our earnest desire to put into your
Seam Binding. IO-yard pecss-au eoiOrs-l7C .
siia El.s.ical5: 20. q. ;s, 81 and 4oc.
Steel O.idized. Silver. Gilt and Crochet. Nov from
Pearl buttons, White. Smoked. Natural and Fancy
T Mini %s1 Ties g., :. = e e; SO ana doc.
EItIs Fine from thrseeish,h. to IN Inch xide 8 4.
P Isnsn Linen knHsI T.gs. hsg; !. ind loc.
F hSSa III Toe ass an. n:P Eyes ss ~ '.d
FFa aEn:s S stss s,l T. i SSa iSs'
k kSyi MG S,p. a,hs9 Pm. s, 1ss boz
Bonnet Pms, to Zoe. . dozen.
Dull Jet Pins, assorted. Sc . box.
Cubes Of 200 Pins. IL and l5c
Kir I, Hair I'll Pins. 8. q. 10 and l5c.
Rubber Hair Pint. loo.
Madame Louise Hair crimpers. and &c. dozen
Smith, smith. Bs:. Nsssdls: &C.. pink paper grade
cents: s. o and IOc covered. Zoe. 'e' ~ "'o'
E $ss:: Ssj S.s,. y Sc each each
NC Cotton Hose supporters TO- 1916 and lsc; with
ss HS:e 5 suPrS.tss sS Sh belt 7'
Kid Glove Darners. &c.
Button Hooks, &c.
Marking Initials, 15c. dozen.
Coats Cotton on the "spooler Fine aesorted Mum,
bers Conveniently srranged-b,x, thread And the
whole thing complete only 40c. i.spieaished al any
500 yards Blasting Cotton--5c
en- Derninx cotson@s for foc a0''h'
Dexter Knitting Cottop--1 and &c
Corset Clasps-l0, Il. Il: and $50 N 50"
f f'Ss Ses WEIGHT b pe,s sn,e,a.,a
%I THE Gem" Dress shield.l3. Is. II and i0c.
Ihe Ldly,Nos. ana 4, 25 and :iOc.
csned an. :ns :na al
Silk Shields-25 %, 80 and soc w.
IN fact, all the reliable makes Of Shie}ds
Shoe Buttons-.,c gross.
Crochet Buttons-Black and Fancy Neta, pr,,.r.
Ihs list is like dictonary-lry reading. unless won
Of reference It becomes long before The se"snn Is
will have recourse 10 itand ron viii
want ~ keep II handy. wv wan
left OF tho Avenue entrance therN in han nj the
helm now that guides right I'D into the very harr
OF your most trivial needs.
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New York has not much to say about Chi.
Cages method Of handling the worlds fair,
because New York knows that Chicago is doing
better with a very large thing on few months
practice than New York is doing with COM
psratively small matter and Ave years Of e1-
Ilnrienca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

This painfully palpitating question as to who
IS Mrs. Aston should be settled before Newport
fociety bursts its sash in vanity and vexation
Of spirit Who is Mira Aston. any way, aud why
can't abe put her number and stree. on her
cards? Surely she doesn't want to be at home to
Intruders
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MoRE DHEss Goops ARRIVE

embroidered costumes already seen on the fash
ionable thoroughfares Of London and paris We have
Just received dress patterns Of Broadcoshs in lovely
autumn tints. embroidered with Black Braid, only
$40 the pattern. Those Of Serge. only $3.50 pat
tern. The Paris fashion plates we have 10 show ron
will give good idea how stylish and really beautiful
are these novelties.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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By vote which surprised even himself the
Hon. Thomas b Reed, Speaker Of the Fifty
frs. Congress, has been elected to the Fifty
second Congress- From plurality Of q 4ss in
1888 he goes to . plurality Of nearly 5000.
Fearing reduction and loss Of prestige by
consequence he and his friends went vigor-
ously to work and brought out the party vote.
The democrats nominated bright young man
and seemed 70 be supporting him with spirit
But either they had no good organization or
Mr.. Reeds stalwart course a. Speaker has won
him great popular favor with the Maine voters.
Despite everything written to the contrary by
those who were deceived by surface appear
ances, II 10 clear that the result in the Portland
district must be attributed to the overwhelm-
ing popularity of the Speaker and to an in
dorsement by his party In Maino Of his admin
1stration. To have simply upheld ths high
water mark Of 1888 would have been
victory under the circumstances. The
doubling OF that plurality is such
o triumph Of man and party policy as has
seldom been achieved in the political annals Of
the United States. Whatever other opinion is
entertained OF him or his conduct in the re-
public's third place Of political honor, in any
other community, il is clear that the Speaker
has been Overwhelmingly Endorsed by his homo
people. Whether no will have q national
future beyond the Fifty-second Congress or
not the appreciation OF Maine has been pro-
nounced in u manner to give him and his ad-
mirers entire satisfaction. The election in ali
the Maine districts IL significant. Casting the
greatest majorities in an off year in twenty
four years. and the highest, except in 1884. in
any presidential year, the republicans OF Maino
have restored the party prestige that was so
badly damaged by the ominous result in YER
mont
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Altoona, Pa, 10 not far from Cresson. In
fact il il at the foot Of the mountain. The
President Is at Cresson. Yesterday the light
ming struck Altoona pretty much all over. And
it struck it hard II the lightning strikes this
close to Mr.. Harrison in 1890 what may we ex-
pscs it to do IN 1882, The gentleman ID eau
toned to be careful
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MoRr SOC. Dnrss Goops.

The last arrivals good imitation Of the SOC
suitings that well be almost glad when they are gone
They come in the same checks and color combinations
Is the more expensive goods viz. Brown and Blue,
Light aud Dark Green. two shades Gray, Mahogany
and Gray You know we make special effort to give
the best valus in town at SOC. ysrd, The fol-
lowing claim as such: ,tsaU 80
4O-inch Cashmeres. autumn shades - 200 ssafA
4o-inch serses plaids ard stripes 556S jylfa
4o-Inch Cheyiots, checks and stripes .5oe rsrI
40-inch suitngs tartan and Scotch plaids Zoe yard
40-inch Black Serges. all wool .5oc ward
A0-inch Black Mohair grilliantine. SOC ward
THE PALAIs ROYAL
tContinued telow.)
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Mr.. Mudd's pitifai attempts yesterday to ex-
plain away his foul SANDERS upon the people OF
South Washington, in the interests of the Penn
sylvania railroad. only link HIM deeper in the
mire. Mr.. Mudd must 60
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Mr.. T. b Reed Of Maine voted at his polling
place in Portland yesterday about elev en-
O'Clock and there 10 . desire in these parts to
know whether he voted tor the democratic
candidate for CouxrcxS
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EVERY HOUSE, HIS SON. LEADING

AANhhi Abuse A1As ACOhk ALEAplN0
principle Of action to which its success may be strb
uted- ouns
EQUAL EXCELLENCE IN EVERYTHING"
We don't make speciality Of Silks or Dress Goods or
Upholstery Goods any other separate stock weare
the recognized originstors Of close prices all around
webuy the mcst advsntaeeous terms we can obtain
and sell for O. little profit Afford and as re-
suit we ne constantly Offering our customers special
bargains in every one Of Departments Taiea
walk through and sec II facts don't bear out
our assertions.
MISSES COATS
We invite the attention Of parents to our
great assortment Of Cloaks for Misses Those
made for school are made from the mos,
durable materials. We make no charge for al
tsrations or hitting ladies' or misses garments
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
What lady would consider her outfit complete with
out Cloth Dress' This adds considerably 10 the
wardrobe Of every stylish lady Cloth Suit is dressy
servicesbls and at al times presentsble. A look
through our Cloth Stock will convince you that we
carry the largest line Of Cloths ever shown under one
roos
We Sponge FREE OF CHARGE every Cloth Dress
Pattern bought Of US
Our 5o-inch LADIES' CLOTH in Black and all lead
ing shades extraordinary value Of Soc per yard Also
our s2-inch 75c. HABIT CLOTHS equal to any SIC
cloth in the market Our q, "a o. So and So 90
FRENCH CLOTHS superior to any cloths svss
shown by us for the same money.
SCHOOL HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN.
Good strong Hose for 25c. per pair
Amuch better qrality. 3 pairs for o.
CHILDRKN's KNEE PROTECTORS, csc.
Are made Of strong ard durable Jersey Cloth are ad-
justed to the knee in simple and t perfectly.
They save the wear Of many pair Of hose
NELLIE BLY, CAPS. 4sc.
Suitable for chdron's school caps made Of srcslen,
materials in such colors % Red Garnet Brown, Navy
Blue Cream and Black
DRESS GOODS. for childrens school dresses, ga
per gard. in twenty different stylea
FALL NkcKwEAR ron MEN.
Nobby styies 35c.
Choice Goods. SOC.
Seasons Picking.. zoe. and a.
FALL.wEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.
Starting price Of Coo up to the Finest Natural wod
Goods
NEW JEwELRY.
In the most ingenious styles unlimited -
sortment In BROOCHES. TIE PINS CUFF
BUTTONS SCARF PINS. CHAINS and
NECKLACES.
BEAD NECKLACES, I Sc. and 25e.
SOAP PERFUhERY. sPoNeEs and cHAMoIa.
An reliable kinda
All soar. lee.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP 2la
NEW GLOVES
4-button Suede. In Gray. Tan ana B,sck.
Price also.
s-button length Suede Nousquetaire. 81. 50.
s-button lenxth Suede Mousquesaire. In
Nodes Tan and Black. slS5 per pair.
An our Gloves are warranted and tried on ~ countcf
unique Button Hook s1vsn away with every pair e
Glovsa
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
as been considerably increased every facility possi-
BILE afforded out-of-town shopper. All conmun,es-
tiona whssher for samples goods win receive con-
scion tious consideration
our FALL FASHION SHEETS ere ready ana WIN b
mailed every month 10 out-of-town people frss
d change merely b. sending shsx address -
the Psttsrn Department..
LANsBURoH BRO.
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A NOVELTY In R,Rno.

A NOVELTY In RIBBON,
No. i. or Tom Thumb Gros Grain Ribbon with Satin
edge.
Colors: Lavender. Light Blue Cardinal. Yellow
White. Cream. Black Purple. Heliotrope Nile Green.
Pistasche. Navy, Old Rose. salmon, 0endarme piuk.
Terra Gotta. Seal Brown. Myrtle Sage Golden Brown
and Lemon.
They All Silk.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
APiece-1o yaris.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belovy
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ACKNOWLEDGED 'BAneArss..

AcKSowIrDorp BAnaArxs..
The following have not only been much admired.
but are eagerly purchased that we have reason to
claim them bargains"
'eu Aseies SOC yard
e4-inch English Broadcoths. 20 and 80 yard
1o-iheh so''-nnisa Csc yard
N"'iici 'iSir Use. yard
4o-inch Check and Stripe cheviots s9c yard
4c-inch silS-fnish Honriettas. Soc yard
4o-nch Plaid and Stripe serges. ......... SOC yrrd
4"-inch Camel HAIR .25 yard
SS-Loycly tints Of Mulberry. Wood Rose, Navy,
Prune. Boresi. Cafe. Cardinal Garnet Golden Brown.
Gray. Stone. Castor. Seal Slate Myrtle. Brouze Re.
sada. Plum. Heliotrope: also Cream and Blacx
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED bclov.)
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Oon GarAr $3.50 SHor,
FOR LADIES
SEEM TO FIT INTO MANY PLACES
UNEXPECTED TO Us. NEARLY Al L
OUR LA DY FRIENDS WHO WEAR
HIGHER PRICED SHOES KEEP ONE
PAIR OF
OUR $3.50 SHOES
ron EXTRA HARD WEAR. 70 SAVE
THE COSTLfER ONES. WEARING
THEM TO MARKET, on IN BAD
WEATHER, AND THEY FIND THE
INVESTMENT PAYS
BUT THEIR LARGEST SPHERE -
IN PROVIDING THOSE WHOSE
MEANS FIX THE PRICE OF THEIR
SHOES WITH THE VERY BEST SHOE
IN THE WORLD THAT ESQ CAN
BUY.
AsHOE THAT IS MADE FOR WEAR.
TO DO GOOD. HONEST EVERY DAY
SERVICE. NOT STIFF. CLUMSY,
HEAVY, BUT SOFT. PLEASANT TO
THE FEET, GRACEFUL AND DURA-
DIE FAR BEYOND YOUR GREATEST
EXPECTATION.
THIS IS OUR SECOND YEAR WITH
THIS GREAT SHOE AND THE FIRST
YEAR OF ITS COMPLEMENT.
OUR GREAT g. 50 SHOE
FOR MEN.
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vigilance committee composed Of Knights
.: Labor could do the order . power Of good
By getting in some prompt and efficient work
On those New York Central train vreckers.