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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
Some Of the English liberal papers are in

Some Of the English liberal papers are In
favor Of federal system like that Of the United
Btatea They appear to think. however, that
they have no adams, Jefferson, Franklin and
Hamilton to draft the necessary constitution
Tho Americans borrowed without knowing IT,
81 the phrase Be considered admissible, the idea
Of written constitution from young Sir Harry
Vane, an English statesman Of the Common
wealth who had started public life a. an Ameri-
can statesman. The English nov do NJ tbs
honor Of seeking TO follow the pattern all the
world 10 doing. And yot their great publcists
IN writing on American institutions tell Us that
tle English Parliament with its absolute SOW
ereignty and flexible machinery is . better
working government then ours with all its
complex arrangement Of legislative, executive
and Judicial depar tinsnts In state and nation. II
tho British empire ever ''federalizes," to quote
tls famous word Of Joel Barlow, and adopts q
constitution Of government composed OF q single
instrument Of writing, instead OF o bundle OF
Charters, customs aud statutes, 1t ought to
be . model of its kind. Under the inspira-
fion Of the most magnificent liberal achieve
ments In both hemispheres ever placed to the
credit Of people In all the history Of man
KIND, ii could not well be otherwise. The Lon
don liberal press does US high honor indeed,
but remembering Magma Charta, the Petition OF
Right, the Bill of Rights, the Act Of Settle
Insnt and the Reform Bill--those grand land
marks of English liberty erected upon the
immemoriai framework Of Anglo-Saxon Law
and government-the people of this country
assure the doubling 1homases across the water
tha: Exc English Franklins. Jeffersons, Harnll-
tons and Adsmses will DO ready when the Eng
fish public is entirely ready for the work OF con-
s;itution-making.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Oh love. oh rapture. Another case Of for
eign and domestic felicity, with the American
woman knocked OFT in the first round For
which let Us all be devoutly thankful. They
usually. however, wait until they are married
but this time it happened earlier. Mrs. Grace
January, widow of St Louis, with fortune
OF say Is. 600 900, left her by an aged husband,
was loved and won by Mr.. Frewen OF England
and the roses bloomed in thoir hearts. The
day was set and everything was like the last
chapter in . novel until Mr. Frewen happened
to inquire abou. what he was going to get for
his sacrifice in marrying this January widow,
when il was discovered that provision in the
will shut him out in case OF the widows death
The shock was too great for Mr Frewen. Poor
fellow. he had been raised pet He couldn't
stand adversely, so no threw up the sponge and
called the match of. 1t is better so. perhaps
He might have married her. and then hiv. az
discovered his mistake he might have thumped
the rich American lady with a bed slat or a
chair. Let this DO an example to other for
eigncrs who are seeking paying investments in
America. Next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Tie bill now before both houses OF Congress,
having been introduced in the Senate yester-
day. providing for the placing Of electric wires
between the departments in this city under
ground. and appropriatins $4,000 Cor the con-
struction of conduits. is q measure of great
merit and should be acted upon favo:ab,y at
an early day. The deadly electric wire should
always be insulated, and the best insulstor so
far as the public is concerned is the under
ground conduit As yet few accidents have
occurred here from bad Insulation or careless
ness, but such accidents are likely to happen
at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

There seems to he not much reciprocity in
the Canadian bosom. At least Sir John Nc
Donald's government and the Tory party
behind it are merely willing to reciprocate to
the extent Of few agricultural products, most
of which the Dominion exports to the United
States. The liberal party favors a more gener-
Gus and rational policy, but will have to wait
until it gets into power to be able to enforce
it. The sherman resolution for reciprocal
trade in coal is advocated in those quarters Of
the Dominion of Canada, either whore reci-
procity generally is desired. or where the coal
of tho northern commonwealth is we'll situated
for shipment into the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

EvrHr Housr HIS Sous LEADING
principle Of aeacn 10 which IL may b sstrb-
ussd. oursh
EQUAL EXCELLENCE IN EVERYTHING"
We don't make speciality of sflks Dress Goods OF
thsscoenised orisnssoss Of sioss prices Ill around
We buy the most sdvanta~sous terms We can obtain
and ell for little profit AFFORD and - . r.
suit constantly Offering our customers special
bargains in every ono Of our departments. Take .
walk through our stores and sss facts don't bear out
our assertions.
n1ssxs COATS
We invite the attention q parents to our
great assortment Of Closks for Missss Those
made for school wesr are mads from the most
durable materials. We make no charge for 81.
ssrations or httinR Iadies' or misses' garments.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
What lady would consider her OUTFIT complete with
out . Cloth Dress, This adds considerably to the
wardrobe of every ssylsh lady Cloth Suit il drsssy.
serviceabs snd at oil times prssentsble. A look
through our Cloth Stock will convince you that We
carry the largest line Of Cloths ever shown under one
roof
We Sponge FREE OF CHARGE every Cloth Dress
Pattern bought Of ua
Our soineh LADIES' CLOTH in Black and all lead
ing shades extraordinary value at Soc per yard Also
our 52-inch 75c. HABIT CLOTH il equal TO any SIC.
cloth in hsmsrkst Our u. "a 81 So o. and ESQ
FRENCH CLOTHS are superior to any cloths ever
shown by Ne for the same money.
SCHOOL HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN
Good Strong Hose for Csc per pair
A much better quality, 3 pairs for IL.
CHILDREN's KNEE PROTECTORS, CSC.
Are made Of strong and durable Jersey Cloth, are ad
usted to the knee in simple and at perfectly
They ave the wear Of many pair of ho,s.
NELLIE BLY, CAPS. 4so.
Suitable for children schoolcaps made of excellent
materials, in such colors - Red Garnet Drown. Navy
Blue. Cream and Black.
DRESS GOODS. for children's school dres,ss Csc.
pcr yard. in twenty different styles.
FALL NkcxwEAR FOE MEN.
Nobby Styles. Csc.
Choice Goods. 500
Seasons Pickinss. .Sc. and Il.
FALL-wEIeHT UNDERwEAR FOR MEN
Starting price Ut Soc up to ths Finest Natural Wool
Goods.
NEW JEwELRY.
In the most Ingenious stvI,a ,,nlin,;toa a..
sortment in BROOCHES. TIE PINS. CUFF
BUTTONS, SCARF PINS. CHAINS and
NECKLACES.
BEAD NECKLACES, 15c. and o5c.
SOAP. PERFUMERY. sroSGEs and CHAMo1s.
All reliable kinda
47ll SOAR. lac.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 21o.
NEW GLovEs
A-button Suede. in Gray. Tan and Black.
Price q. 80.
s-button length Suede Mousquetairs, q. so.
o-oo''on length Suede Mousaustaire. in
Modes. Tan and Black. IL 80 per pair.
All our Gloves are warranted and tried on at counter
nniqao linton Hook given away with every pair Of
6lovea
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Hs. been considerably increased every facility posi-
Die anorded out-of-tosn shoppers. All communities
uohs whether for samples goods will receive con-
seisntior,s consideration.
~" TALL 1AshioN SHEETS are ready and will be
mailed osery month to out -of-.own people free
OF charge merely by sending their address to
the Pattern Department
LASsBUR6H BRO.
Washington. DC.
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PaLAIs Ror,L Consrr Srrcr,rr,r.

VI course ALL MAKES Of Thomrson'. DR. MAR
ef o. ferris'. and French Woven Corssts ars in
and no lees than s,,ic, a In. fanou,
french Pp" and 'cf" Corscts but the foilovtn,
are sPEciALIlEs and not b. obtained where In
this city:
"FAsso" coRsErs-
These celebrated French Corsets are en-, ana n.a.
seiarase!y and entirely by hand Acsnouiearsa ,hs
world over 80 the best. % 70 s2s . pair.
while not Id such variety Of styIcs As the abov. ,h,.
he Corset par enoeleace for those who prefer M.
.ons waist and high tust Price $50.
"A La fAsso"-
TINS 10 French Corset made to our especial order
And while not finished elegantly, has the lifting
Qualities OF the -Fasso." Price o..
"A LA DONITA"-
ouf fAris manufacturer has suoceesded in copytns
the celebrated ''Donits" that ve can sell az O.
"PALAIs ROYAL
ms speciality Corset was made for Us ID imitation
OF the Venus ''CP" Price only n 30
"A LA PALAIs ROYAL
ooutii Corset that for It durability and tu,sh
may % COMPARED with many 81 cOrss,a Price 5o
RIDING ooRsErs-
These French corsets need only 20 be tried 10 be an
precisted. Price tL5o
foLLDREss ooRsITs-
The patrons Of these Corsets may hs founa .rno,~
,ne elite Of society. Price eliza
oURtl coRsETs-
would be inyidons to point 10 any one STYLE Nsl.
s sIteiaity OF u Corsets, claim by far the lsrs
est variety in the city
MISSES C0RsEIs-
specially 10 the 1890 Improved Ioag. waist co-.et
WIN the ian back. The medical faculty pres,rb. a.
iof preventing stooping shoulders
AFEw SPECIAL PRICES
u. 90 for the 81 as . L. Venus cor.e,s Tb.se h.v.
,ne long waist and high bust with fan back Black.
White and Colors.
80 cents for our new 75c coutil cor-et
cents Tor elos "c.P" French corse,,. thoss
soeo 10 trying on or slightly faded by window dis
play. ~
THE CORRECT CORSET FOR iseo-el
back Corsets with Black or Yellow ala STITCHING
are correct for the coming seascp We show thirty
inherent styles. OF course there many ladies' who
never have or Will wear Black Corset, We rn,r,lv
point to what fashion Dictates we do not dictate IAN,
eince we accept the responsibility of the wear of
Corssts-keepinr them in repair free OF charre-xe
are !ustined IN asking this Of our patrons;
Request the personal attention Of the lady m rh.rv.
Many year, experience enables hsr 70 make .,rre.
nons which our customers often have ressop 10 an
preciate.
Have the Corset tried on and thus insure an sbsO-
iuteiy perfect IT.
We also recommend the new Steel Protector. a
the 'front.' steel Can be used with any make
Of Corset
We also ask sttention TO the fine variety OF our
scientifically designed shoulder Braces dress form.
Also the very latest Paris style Hip Bustes. &C
tco,,,,r.s, The PALArs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

The American always overdoes it Arthur
Flint of Iowa shot himself to death Tuesday
because he was worried by his business He
wss only twenty-four years old. was the post
master, ran a store, conducted a bank, handled
q livery stable. directed wagon shop, bought
and sold grain. raised stock and il is said be
was also disappointed in love. Unquestionabiy
the boy would have been up for Congress rs
soon as he was fully grown
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More DRrss Goops ARRIVE.

Embroidered costumes are already seen on the fash
ionabie thoroughfares Of London and Psris We have
Just received dress patterns Of Broadciohs in lovely
sutumn tints embroidered with Black Braid, only
$40 the pattern Those Of serse only o.. so pat
tern. The Paris fashion plates we have 70 show you
Will give good idea how stylish and really beautiful
are these novelties.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

This na0tta, from a volume presumably not
utterly unknown 10 Congressman, should be
hung IN q conspicuous place in the House:
''Whafsoever things are pure; whatsoese,
things are lovely; whatsoever things are u good
report-if there be any virtne and ii there be
aIly praise--think ON these things."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Admiral Portar's Arguments in faynr q the
addition Of sail power TO oil ships Of war are
not easily eontrOverted. notwithstanding the
admiral has not learned ali he knows about sea-
manship in ths modern sehools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

There IL a strong indication that Congress
man Richard yaux Of Philsdelphia will not be
returned and the old gentleman 10 not bit
worried over it 1t is more than likely Mr..
Vaux vas never caught IN just such a crowd
before. and with him there is good deal in the
adage - maE Is known by the company he
keeps"
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ACKNOWLEDGED "B.na.rss.


The following Complete Dress Patterns Of the
best materials and therefore bsrpsins;
81 .e5 FOR COMPLETE sUTT.-Tbe patterns in
cuds 81 yards Of cashmere. tartan Scotch plaids.
CHECK stripe chevots the buttons dress lining and
spool cotton included 90 that you offered CON-
plets costume for only el.95
az. 20 FOB A COMPLETE SUIT. These ratterns
contain yards Of material being sufcient for Miss
years Of sge Button lining and spool cotton in
Guided in ths price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Coutinued beicwJ
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CAEHARr L LEIDY,
s2S 9Th It. and SoU x o.. nv
puIA aTOuR %

ID xr e. ooD..
DOkIREkS ppPLEx CQRSETS, 81.
YOUNG LADIES' ,oksEIs, soc.
MinSkS Eo8SETS. 40e.
BhEksriks WHKLHB0sE coRsRrs
PILLOW CAAk COTTON, Zoe
lu-3 sHEEffSG. lie.
ss,atiinl lins q lWPLAID DRESS GooDs
All MN HstnS fLaEAhi. yards Wide. SOC.
cLvIH FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR
CORDUROY for A. and uUc
CASION ft.AkAE IL from &c, up
,,LE IMiLi.ED fhAssEi. ali wool, Goo
uENkIETrA CASHMERE. Que Yard vide In all
SILK YElYET in ell color,. al
0ENTS tSDkHwEAk ia ali yradea
! r]srxs me q DRESS GOODS. 10 snd l?kc
ear ELS 10 and l5e.; extra large. ones.
9EXXTE ExTRA LARGE SOCKS. No. IL. 25e.
LADIES' ALL-wOoL HOSE, DE
=. b. fOwHER SON,
1916 7th str.v
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To the Indiana republicans in the back coun-
ties. Who viii be ''rising to inquire" Why the
President appointed democrat as q District
Commissioner, Il may be timely to say that
custom requires one Of the civil Commissioners
to be q democrat and the other . republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
ON FAnr Goops

o.. FA1I Goops
HAVE ARRIVED AND VIZ ASSERT.
witAoyt hsatancy thas ~ hsva beyond doubt sns
Of the Ansst end most
COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS
FURNITURE,
CARPETS. RUGS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
LACE cURTAING.
WALL PAPERa Ia.
ever shown
IN cur
49, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT =
We are showtns MANY new pieces. which are elegant
snd unique In dssixn snd finish
In PARrIoR FURNITURE We show IN unusually s1-
NAETELs. CABINETS. PEDEsrAI.s, RECEPTION
CHAIRS. DIvANs and FANCY ODD PIECES Of
',xss fsi SIfsi ss 81
CHAMBER suITEA
pIsISas ROOM LIBRARY. HALL .nd x1scEI-
.u.,,. Carpet PREPAYMENT
The patterns and the colorinss rich and OK.
ss aoss. S1 zs :;sis ffsPsfsss'
TAPlsTKIEs AND iNdhAINs
,i Ale SMYRNA. DAanEsrAs. FUR AND SKIN
ART SQUARES, LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH.
In the UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
We show many new fsbrcs suitable for upholstery and
decorative purposea
Also complete lps of LACE CURTAINS tour own
tmPoytAtionj Including
IRISH POINT,
BRUSSELS,
swiss and NOTTINGHAM,
In all the new effects.
PORTlERES
In rich and new designs and effective colorings.
New stock Of WALL PAPERS. latest designs and
effects.
JULIUS IANsBURoa.
10 18TH AND STA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

The cholera 10 reported as shating at several
points where il vas epidemic Ii has evidently
feara Of the doings Of Congress and has con-
cluded that We have got about all we can stand
nov, without any extxsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

There il q fair chance that we viii have
another Consrsss,nan Aouk- But this one 10
from Ohio and 10 democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

n N proposed to carry the New York Central
strikes into politics and Mr. .Chauncey M Depcw
''the lsborinS mans friend" should he careful
hos he puts his feet down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Mr. Flanagan Of Texas viii discover Cat
what be Is there for is for governor of the state
He ~as sesersl years, however, getting An an
swsr to his famous conumdrum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

II Is not by suppression that the record of
Congressional proceedings 10 kept straight
The place where this record should be edited
is the floor OF the two houses respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

IL We take any more states into the Union
right away let Us have them adjoining. 30 that
when the population of either shows up con-
stitutionalfy under size. ve mag combine them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

UrprnMosr
II TIE MIND or EvKRY HousEKxEPE1
Is THE ALI-ABsoRBIxa QUESTION.
HOW TO LIVE N COMFORT WITH THE
LEAST POSSIBLE EXPENDITURE OF
READY MONEY.
THE SEASON 10 AT HAND WHEN rnB
DRAIN UPON TIE PURSE n GREATEST
AND THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE ARE TIE
xoSr URGENT. THE nAxEsHrrrs OF
LAST SEASON HAVE DISAPPEARED, TIE
FLOORS ARE BARE AND THE HEARTH
cHEERLEss AND COLD.
TO MEET SUCH ExlaENciEs 10 TIE
ONE SOLE DESIGN OF OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT SYSTEM. WHOSE ExAcTIoNs
ARE COMPARATIVELY INSIGNIFICANT
AND WHOSE BENEFACTIoNs AS INDIE
sCRIBABLY GREAT. UNDER ITs SHELL
THRINa WING BLOOM THE ROSES OF
COMFORT AND HAPPINESS. THE ENJOY
MENr BEING IN YOUR POSSESSION
WHILST THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE Az
The CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE Do
TATEa
IN THE FACE OF SUCH AN OFFER THE
FOLLY OF DELAY MUST BE MANIFEST.
AND FOR THE FUTURE WE PROMISE THE
SAME UNTIRING EFFORTS TO AccoMMo-
DATE HE PUBLIC AS HAVE GRAcEp THE
ANNALS OF OUR SYSTEM IN THE PAST.
HOUSE b HKRRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
III. OIL AND o23 7rH ST. AND e27 AND $50
au30.4m MASS. AVE NV.
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" the republican party should make bols
for free trade and drop protection what would
become of the democratic partyf
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Representative Breckinridgc Of Arkansas
looking for a job this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Congressman aIilnsn Of South Carolina
viii NO doubt lie kBifod BY the friepas u
bis own broshaR.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

The last arrivals good limitation Of the Soc
suitins that well be almost glad when they are gone
They come in the checks and color combinations
rs the more expensive goods. viz. Brown and Blue,
Light and DARK Green. two shades Gray, Mahogany
and Gray. You know we make special effort 10 give
the best values in town at SOC. q yard The fol.
lowing claim rs such:
4o-inch oashrnereS autumn shades. SOC yard
4o-inch serges. pAids aud stripes SOC yard
4o-inch cheyiots, checks and stripss. SOC yard
40-inch sutings tartan and Scotch plaids Soc yard
4o-inch Black serees. all wooi...........5ocy yard
4o-inch Black Mohair Briiiiantine. SOC y,ra
THE PALAIs ROYAL
tContinued beiowD
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II Canada does not want reciprocity q
trade with rs what is butter worth any vay7
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Asorr Yorn Arrrxs Dnrss.

The correct materials and timminss ana q fev
pr1ce sufprtses ere quoted IN THE column But nrst
corsst perfcct-ntting suit nsver coexis, With
IN III -6ttinr correct
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Bosros V4RIrrr Store.

One cannot fail to be struck with the advance In
graphic art which has within the last few plsced
artistic reproductions Of famous pictures within the
reach OF all These display in great variety frnned
In handsome aud substantial manner, Automatically
low figures.
Acc Photographs, size 1lxl4. Frame 1H.inch
Flat Molding. White and Gold or Silver.
$50 Photographs and Engravings size lila.
Frame l-inch Oak holding. Silver Besd, or p
inch Flat Needed Oak MoldinR.
ESQ., Engrsvfngs. size lSx22. Frame finch
Fist Oak holding.
sl.4S. Artotypes. size 2Oxo4. Frame 3inch
Shaded Oak and silver Molding
el.4S. Artotypes, size :0x24 frame 3-inch Fiat
White and Gold Molding.
eL76. Artotypes, slze lsx24. Frame 3-iuch Fiat
Oxidizsd Molding.
sLss. Artosyps. size 2o.24. Frame 4-inch An
tiQue Oak aud Oxidized silver Moiding. very
handsome, -
sl.9s Artotypes size oOx24 Franc 4-iuch Flat
Shaded Oak Moldipg.
CLOS. Artotypes. size aOxo4 Frame 3-inch
White and silver Noidins.
S248. Artotypes. size 2Ox24. Franc 6-inch Oak
and Silver Molding.
se4s Etchings on white Satin. size 1890 Frame
3-inch White and Gold holding.
s2.9s. Ar.otypes. size 2Ox:4 Frame finch White
and Gold White and Silver Ensmoled
Molding.
s490. Artotypes. size 20x24. Frame fine White
Enamel and Gola with Tinted Floral Border.
e5.9 90 Pastel Painting. 20x.4. Frame White
Enamel aud Gold; Tinted Floral Border.
SIZES. Panel Pastel. 1lx24. Frame lk.insh Sill
and Oak holding.
s2.4e Panel Pastel. IKEA. Frame 2.inch White
aud Gold Meding.
Easels to match any Of these frames
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The following selected unusually cheap ouaI.
its and style considered:
5Oc yard-Black Chenille and SUI Trimmines
0ee. ysrd-coiossd Chenille and suk Bands. ~
inches vida
zoe sysrd-ysivet and slIt euimps. right ana lefs.
The new Blues. Heiiotrop& Grays. 0rssns. Garnet.
Browns.
Soc. ysrd-vsn Dyke ouimps ~ inches ~ids. ~
the psv sutsnn tnts.
q yard-snk PRINCES. Q inches vide.
- Among ths more expensive styles yeusl nosics Q
nstehless variety Of yevsl-meunted TrimmiDes also
novelties thst require but . few stitches and she
dress b trimmed; Rolling ooiisr Cuts and Sleeves
also the ioop@ cords. ~. eli ready 20 ad,ust
Feather Boss from \ 70 ysrds long Ths nsw Velvet
end csochss bvetoss, also tbs Ribbon and Trim.
ming vslvets srs all hsrs Special bsrysips are ths
vsavsts q 81 ei.26 and also ysrd These come
In naachs snd colors. In bssck ealy offer % %
ysrd ys,ysts fu ~ inches vida thss would be chssp
q thsss doIiasa
PAL. AIS
Roy AL.
- os<nsr i2a st. ssa n. ave
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ihifAE EArRAcIs QuADRupLE EXTRACTS
Merits Quadruple
Extracts are the finest
that skin and the best
stock can produce. We
place them along with
the best and sell them
u poruiar pricca
Quadrupie, SOC. ox:2
su o0e. Triple Ex-
tract. splendid article
OF 29c.: 4 ozs. e1.
z. p MERIT. IOI4Fst."
Washington.
TRIPLE ExTRACTs. QUADRUPLE EXTRACTS.
Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
READ A Blr Apour SHoza
another county heard from" Still another
Leather Association has sent out notices Of its pro-
posed increase iu price. Again We tell you don't lot
any Of these mutterinEs frghten you. The storms
gathering Lots Of 'em will get caught mt in it-but
we've our stock safely housed. We bought whom the
sky clear aud leather plenty shant pinch your
purse cent harder this season aud our usual high
grade qualities are the bone and sinew Of tho stock
The ladies before long will want TO .hteken their
footwear httls-change from the low-cus to the
high boots.
To show you how little effect the Jump in price has
had on us-that line Of French Kid Button Boots with
Louis XIV hsels-Hsnd turnsd-thstws sold all last
season at GO and we're 40 we'll ked-wevs duplicstsd
in quality for Is.
Tho clos Dongola Button Boot with the Patent
Leather Tips has always been pride 30 soed-sor
so iittis-Ths squeeze didn't even aGsct that. That
boot will be "ssks leader" again this season. We
guarantee every pair.
One Of the new things thatl wake up" your spprs-
citation ID ponsola Button Boot with Square Toe
and Square Patent Leather Tip-Assoiutsiy hand
mode. One Of tho nastiest we've seen. only sa6o
With all its merit
Sec this and the oshsrs-w0vs lots Of thsa-mess
shout them later
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