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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-16
SHIRT WA1srs FoR 1890.

Where the best Shirt Waists!
The Palais Royal is enabled to offer larger variety
quotes lower prices than usually prevailing. be-
cause most merchants buy mainly Of one maker and
make it stipulation that other merchant in town
shall be supplied, thus enabling the quotation of
higher prices than otherwise would be possible-an
evident benet to the merchant at the of the
customer
The Palas Royal offers the following makes which
possess merit that careful examination will only
make more evident.
THE CHAMPION SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices 25. so and rs cents.
In sizes for children and ladies' Made Of Per-
Gale and Oxford Cloth the collars with the patent re-
enforcement making them set without wrinkle.
THE CHAMPION" FLANNEL WAISTS
Prices 80, so, 6s. 20, CSC. sL15, sl.4s. sl6s
These are also made in blouse style All sizes The
lower priced are cotton mixed those at 90 and
upward Of best English and French Flsnnels.
THE LITTLE LORD" WAISTS.
Prices SO and IS cents.
This make is shown in percale and flannel. "The
Little Lord" gaining reputation for style, at and
finish that rapidly bringing IL to the fore. Its new
but growing favorite.
THE ACME" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices SO and rs cents.
1.-THE Acme OF Perfection. says the maker. and the
expression is Unsuitable, for find never have
complaint those who try them Besides the latest
styles in colored French percale show them in
White with pleated fronts Many ladies are buying
them because they much like tho Ysssar SHIRTS
THE KING" SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices 81 q. IS. al.4s, sl.es.
This s the favorte Of the mothers Of New York ana
Brooklyn. The patent buttons are warranted not 70
break or corrode--Q they do a ne1 Wdlsf osren The
variety Of styles the IT. the qualities Of materials
could be better. The King 10 king Of Shirt Waast4
THE LITTLE LORD TAuNTLERoY WAISTS.
Prices q. IS and sl.ss.
These are for little boys from three 10 ssx yssrs
aso Rune TO the linen collar cus and pssted 'front.'
TIE pALAIs ROYAL
a. LIsNER,
Corner 18th Ut, and Pa. sva
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ToMoRRow's SPECIAL PRICES.

9S CENTS FOR ALL GARMENTS MARKED
Sl.35A pretty style is the with standing collar
of embroidery clusters of three bunch tucks
and back and full high sleeves Those with turnover
collar and curfs will also be much admired.
Sl.50 FOR CHOICE OF Sl.75 GARMENTS.-A
pretty style has round tucked yoke. Another has
ponted pleated yoke front and tucked
match. Those of Figured French Lawn have either
pointed pleated round shrred yokes with sleeves
and cuffs to match Very stylish those Of White
India Linen, with colored collar and cuffs.
Sl.75 TOMORROW'S PRICE FOR q. % GAR.
MENFS.-The Low-neck and High-sleeve Blouses with
Nalenciennes lace trimming the Of elegance
with refinement. OF . differ beauty those with
pointed yoke of six insertions of embroidery, divided
by six clusters Of six-buneh tucks. The full. hgh
sleeves gathered at the wrist and finished with
band and edge Of embroidery.
such are few OF the thousands of vasssr Blouses
have in stock-a stock large shown al any
other three stores IL town
PERSIAN LAWN DRESSING sAcoUEs.
The price-list tells you of the variety when re-
mind you are showing a dozen aud more styles at
some of the prices 81. sl25. sl.35, 81 IS. 81 90.
Sl.9S. S225, SECS. s2.9s, GAGS, sass. s46s,
81 9S, S5.6S, So. 6S. The So oS sscques really
better value than the 81 garments
ToMoRRow's SPECIAL PRICES:
90 CENTS FOR SACQUES MARKED s1.35. A
pretty style has turnover collar and trimming Of 2
inch dotted Swiss.
ga CENTS FOR THE 81 SACQUES. Made Of
Sheer India Linen with eight tucks trout embroid-
cry at neck front aud sleeves.
Continued below.)
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"Essayists who enjoy formulating theories
for an ideal government admit that their cher
lshed systems can come only through the politi-
cal activity of the people. Now to keep the
people active. court must be made TO their
personal, individual interest Let them con-
sIder that there is not only public but personal
advantage to be gained. Then they will work.
And for working they will be rewarded.
ut Is patriotism more than money-seeking
that actuates men who take an interest in our
political life"
So says Mr.. GARRISON, expounding his doc
trine that the government is a political and not
a business machine, and that there should be
rotation in Office. II it is patriotism, love of
country, desire for the general welfare, and not
personal money seeking which actuates the
active worker in politics. why will the offer to
him Of personal advantage by way of reward
increase his political activity? Does not the
offer, in advance, of the emoluments of an
Office to a citizen, not because he
is believed to be best fitted to serve
the government in that capacity, but as an in
ducement 10 political activity, tend to degrade
IN his mind the motive Of his action by substi-
tuting the personal consideration for patriotism
or desire for the general welfare? Must the
people of the United States be bribed with the
promise Of public office to perform faithfully
their duties as citizens. and if SO, can it be
said that patriotism and not money-seeking
causes them TO be active politically? If the
business Of the United States is not to be
conducted in its subordinate and routine
branches on business principles, but the whole
hstof offices is to be used as the spoils of poll
tics to bangle before the eyes of citizens as in
ducements to political and partisan activity.
then 1t Is nonsense to talk about patriotism as
an actuating motive in politics. The spoils sys-
tenn, bad on business principles and democrat
izIng morally, will be restored in its simplicity.
Bribery of citizens to perform their duties as
such and patriotism are incompatible.
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"P. r." G1ovE SpEcra1rrrs.

MEMS GLoVEs.-Engli-h Dogskin, Chevrette and
Castor Beaver. the latter offered at 30 pair.
.CHAMoIS GLoVES.-Ladies' Lightweight Yellow
Chamois MousQuetaires, guaranteed to wash, SIC. .
pair. Extra quality in White. 81 p pair.
GAUNTLET GLOVES.-For driving riding are
these English Dogskin and Castor Beaver novelties
Z / 35 and 81 IS pair.
SILK GL0VES.-The scarce shades Of Fawn, Hello
trope, Nile Green also the Reds and Fast Black
Silk Mitts in same shades, from 4-button to shoulder
lengths.
MISSES GL0VES.-4-button Kid Gloves 50 cents.
Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, Sl.2a. Every pair
warranted Tried on at our risk.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.-Reliable cheap Gloves for
ladies' these:
6-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires .........9Sc
button Warranted French Kid Gloves ,s6C
4-button Warranted Undressed Kid Goves........S9c
5-putton Dressed hid Gloves. Csc
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
icon timed belowl
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The colored republicans of the eighth con-
gressional district Of Virginia in convention in
Alexandria yesterday neglected to indorse the
administration, not SO much on the ground
that the administration is organically defective,
as that 1t has failed to fully recognize the col
orsd contingent in the apportionment Of the
emoluments Of partisan patriotism, as Mr..
GARRISON might saw.
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Tine Soss Or THr SH1s1.r
NOT CHEAP LINE N--BuT LINEN CHEAP.

What do you suppose OUR Ascent
Unlaundered Shirts Gkey You
TOMORROW don't think they can be much. per-
hsps because they sre only - cents.
Isn't that IMAM" all over. More
Is cheap unreliable goods are piloted
into your possession By the influence
Of high price than you are Wilt g to
SATURDAY admit You don't know apything
about shirt matsrials--and don't try
TO find out. No. But you jump at
CHILDRENS once to the conclusion that IL it's
high priced-no matter who names
1.-THE article Is first class-and tic 9
DAY rersd-a low-pricsd Shirt must not
be any good on genera principles
Is that common senset Why dom {
AND you buy your Shirts you do your
marketing, Trust II we don't
live up TO our representations then
YOU drop
We'd rather sell you 81. SO Shirt
than q Ascent one II will swell the
WON'T volume of our saies-but 4Sc,
69c.. 75c-, 81 or sl.50-you can
depend upon 1t you getting Shirts
FORGET that we're not afraid to meet you
again after you've put them on.
The material isn't everything. The
WE'VE cut isn't everything. But toxether
They're the whole secret Of sAtisfsc-
ton,
EVERYTHING It's Just as II was when we first put
the "Saks & Co." brand of lOc Col
lars and 15c Cuffs on the market
YOU'LL You walked all around 'em a. If they
were "bears" We remember. You'd
come in-smile-and say: an try
WANT one Of those cheap collara Might
well give me pair of the cuffs too"
'Iwant long before you were back
10 for mOre-and again--and kept COM
ing. Then when said they the
equal of the 20c. and 25c. collars and
BUY 40c. cuffs you didn't doubt il. We're
selling thousands of dozens-and
they not trial, either. Trust
THEM our Arc. Shirt-youn find it to be
all right. Other people want Use
tor the grade. The SOC. and
TO Toe. qualities just that many
cents better. And the 81 grade-un-
laundered-is the best.
WEAR. We're making run . Satin
Stripe-open front shirt-laundered-
at ell. Regular Sl.50 goods. And
FROM the plain and fancy P.K.'s run from
$50 to IS. You show o good deal
of shirt I! ont in summer. you know,
THEIR and it's well 20 have something o
little unique. BE guided by faith in
us-and not by the price-and you'll
HATS save something-beside noyance.
The Trunk or two you standing
down 1t our door and the half dozen
TO bags on top of them-isn't our Trunk
stock by ''foor full" Simply
sign. We've every size, style and
THEIR kind. from the small Grip" for the
one-day's trip TO the Saratoga, big
enough to live in These matters
SHOES. will interest ycu more Q couple Of
weeks later than they do now Wen
20 into particulars before then.
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Politics is getting a stronger hold on the
people of tins country than ever before. The
report Of Cen Brinkerhoff to the conference
Of charities and corrections shows that in 1850
one person in every S.ii2 of the population was
a criminal; In 1880 one IL s37, and in 1890 one
in 800
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Mr. Cleveland Is apparently SO strong with
the Pennsylvania democracy that gubernatorisl
candidates find 1t to be necessary to disclaIm
that they are combining with anybody against
the ex-PresIdents presidential possibilities.
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WV. III. McKsrws DAr1Y LETTER
Friday, May 10, 1901

Wehave inaugurated an "Opening''
and Special Sale of Ladies' White
Suita Misses and Children's Com
mencement and Graduating Suits, Of
which we have all elegant line in both
India Linon and China Silk. To
close out these few Children's White
Su t. we offer them at the following
greatly reduced prices:
Children's White First Short
Dresses. Reduced from 1928 and
IS to 81.
Children's White First Short
Dresses. Reduced from $3.50, So and
IS to SO.
Childreu's White Pique Suits. Sizes
A, D and q years. Reduced from
1928 and $3.50 to 81, and from
$3.50 and s3 to $3.50.
Children'sWhite India Linon Suits.
Sizes and 9 years. Reduced from
81. SO, S3. $3.50 TO Sl.75.
Childrcn's White Suits. Sizes 8
and 10 years. Reduced from "a. 25,
80. so, $50 to $3.50.
Children'swhite Pique Suits. Sizes
4 and s years. Reduced from Is 80.
1878 and 81. 80 to 50.
Children's White Suits of PiQue
and Persian Lawn. Sizes o, 10, IL
and 4 years. Reduced from s.. 80,
$7.7j. IS aud SS.2 to 1880.
White India Linon Suits. Sizes 8
and II years Reduced from So. 30,
no. 21l Olt tn IL
White Pique Suits. Sizes / 0 and II
}, ars. Reduced from $40 and
SlJ. SO to So
Misses Fine White Lawn SUITS.
richly trimmed with fine White lace
aud silk ribbons. = one-piece suits.
Sizes and 10 years. Reduced from
Sl7. aud Is to $40. = two-piece
suits. Sizes II and 10 years. Re-
duced from $3.50 and $50 to $40.
Tomorrow. Saturday. being Chill
dren's Day" We shall no doubt have
run Oh these Suits. and it will be well
to call as early i'll the day as possible.
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OUn CRED1r Plan.

-
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTrNGs. OIL
CLOTHS RUGS BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIo-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL Low FOR CASH Oh ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMESIa
Poplar Bed Room Suites from s15un
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s40up
Isrlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush. s35 up
Ingram Carpet from Csc. per yard up
Brussels Carpet from 75c. por yard up.
tnCloihs from Zoe. per yard up.
tpER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
IN Carpets sewed and Laid free OF Charge We
guarantee the customer against any loss matching
9. we charge only for the lumber yards nsoes-
sary 10 cover the noor.
ltwin pay you to call on before purchasing else
where. az you will ind our Prices Lower AMI Terms
Issier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS
!. GRoGAN
.3ssnd TAI 7shs,as
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Rev. Sam Small OF Georgia has fallen from
grace with dull thud. He announces himself
~ candidate for the Georgia legislature.
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G1ovr BARaars EXTRAORDINARY.
80 CENTsa pair for S-button length Undressed
Kid MouSquetare Gloves OF quality that retails in
ninety nine stores in hundred at sl.50 pair.
SIX SHADES OF GRAY,
Which include all the newest shades, from the Gray
Of Pearl tint to the Gray that's almost Slate color
SIX SHADES OF TAN.
Included is the English Tan, also the new tints
ranging from the brightest to darkest shades
SIX SHADES OF BROWN
The correct Golden Brown aud the new shades OF
Reddish Browns, now fashionable.
SIX SHADES OF MODES
As as beautiful, are these delicate indefnable
tints You have never before them in Gloves at
less than & L so pair.
THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON
That these Undressed Kid Mou squetaires at %
cents will be 50 pronounced is foregone conclusion.
We deem it only necessary add that II you find the
special counter door of No. lll9 Penna not
cas- .iy approschsble VOC WILL FIND THE GLOVES
ALSO AT THE REAR OF THE STORE
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued below1
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When the chief thing alleged against a chief
ofhce-holder is that he doesn't divide lively
enough TO suit the boys the people may well
conclude that he Is doing his duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-16

The London EcoHOD,iSi says the American
stock market lacks actgality." Evidently the
editor Of the Economist was never caught in
Wall street and never took hand in a Chicago
deal
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p EEs1As LAWN VAssAR B1oUsEs.
tCon tinued below

The most practical Of summer garments these.
They be with almost any light or dark skirt
That they absolutely perfect fitting will quickly
demonstrate. We show them Of Persian Lawn, India
Lawn and India Linen, made with the correct high
sleeves aud Vasssr fronts trimmings Of superior en-
broidery and Plat. Nalenciennes and Medicl laces.
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II riding in a street Car without a seat is one
of the rights of the people Of this country they
are certainly standing up for iL-Philudeiphia
TU,tes
Hurrah for the rights OF the people!
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E E = 4 W WI u u :: ::
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u u Z I: n !; E e. N
5 $S$ :: :;
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MN NM 0 90 ERkE 90 . S%wwS
We give more than usual attention 20 men on SAT-
which Is TIE BEsT CONSIDERATION We know "
: ' w NOT REDUCED PRICES
on what e1eini sI fTFP5herf nOPd ssk yOu
what already the most reasonable line Of furnish
iugs in town We don't ask you take our word for
The Items mentioned below represent only small
Il each article Sess sns Shifts n for ans
instance, embrace every grade high e. 80 each.
S SSns th nns s SHIRTS sf e1 to the best
81 Outing Flannel shirts for Soc.
4oc. dsht Weight tnderyests for .sc.
BE c B Mha,d ,,, Tn q, for 25e
or 0Os I6 SsFf k Sen R RslSfr' for $50
IS
PrFe EEE ERR yO9 ERR w = TIT
+ r t. L II s.; S. ) III +
,, MADE .Git y y YSu.
a.. MINI ;fSs make IT.
They f e eE sSf or Sq SSEkIS and We %
texceptinF worsted and Embroidery siks).
All Of the New spring and summer GOODS are in
$3.50 - Bic reductions made on
ALL WORSTEDs, SILKS AND EMBROIDERY
Will save considerably BY it. You wln not have
The stock Is now COMPLETE full lines OF co,ors I'm
everything; but il viii soon be broken. would nor
tArry long II IN your place.
Spef sfA IiHsils LIZ EIlse' In
a5e. KlI-linen Drawn Work Splas6er, Tor l2c.
loc. knotted Fringe Linen Mats, for SC.
35c. Linen Hot Roll Covers, for PIC.
SOC. Lonsdsle Cambria Hemstitched Pillow slams,
SOC. 54-inch Linen Bureau Scarf hand knot fringe,
sc. 72-inch Linen Bureau Scarf hand knot fringe.
CSC 9o-nch Linen Buresu Scarf hand knot fringe,
39c. Bound Linen Collar and Cuff Bag. for PIC.
Toe. Button Bags, for &c
10c. Linen Mhisk Broom Holder, Tor &c
l9c. Linen Umbrella Cases. for l2c.
Tapestry Border Plush Mats, TOR &C. esch.
THE CLEARING PRICES
are rapidly reducing the stock ia our CLOAK AND
some MORE NOTABLE REDUCTIONS.
The advertised lots are s,ldOm here loug lou run
your chances by waiting
All $50 IS aud $3.50 ladies' Black Jackets made
of English CorksCrew and Wide Males.
CLEARING PRICE $3.50 EACH.
25 LADIES Imported Jackets. made with vest front
CLEARING PRICE $3.50 EACH.
Misses $3.50 sud 81. - Jackets
CLEARTNG PRICE s275 EACH.
10 per cent reduction OF the prices OF Misses Ging-
ham, Flannel and Jersey Cloth Dresses, complete aud
stylish assortment
ladies' DOC. Shirt Waists in Percale and Outing
Cloth.
CLEARING PRICE 4sc. EACH
The above prices hold good for
SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY
The assortment will not hold longer than then.
E Enf 4 H ~ I'm ssss
BDB AAA u n y SIS
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{ I'll / / H. T.
F A A a / II II II
GIN THEIR NEW sToREh
CORNER SEVENTH AND h STREETS NV.
TITS AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS
NOBODY GOOD"
Truer words we've never
uttered. And We all have our i'll winds.
Last Saturday forenoon.
when 1t was raining the hardest. we had the
misfortune to have lot
OF New Baby Carriages and Bamboo Easels de-
hvered. They got wet.
Of course. Not much, hut enough to
displace them from first
class stock. The upholstery on the car.
rage seats sprin-
killed. little, and the rain made the Ban-
boo Easels triae
sticky for q day or two In reality, so
far AS looks goes they
sre not bit damaged and their durs-
bility is not in any
way impaired. But We cannot con-
scieLtiously class them
with perfect stock, and are, therefore.
obliged to put rainy
day" price ON them. Tomorrow (sat-
urday) we will sell:
Anew seas CARRIAGES AT $3.50
FEW si24s CARKfAGES Al Sio.39.
AF FEN s ID AZ; CARRIAGES AT sl9.Oo
ABOUT so 7oc. BAMBOO EAsELs AT 500.
ABOUT % 9oC BAMBOO kASELS Al Toe.
Now If you are ac-
tually DESTROYS Of making q truly legit-
mate saving, you
have our assurance that as long as they
last these Carriages
and Easels will be sold at the above
discounts and for
no other reason than the one we have
given.
We replenished our
stock Of Heinz Refrigerators yesterday.
Some Of the popular
sizes ran out We have them in now.
If you propose buying
Refrigerator this season. and know Of
some one who has
Heinz just ask them how they like
it. Wen abide by
their unbiased opinion.
YOU MAY LOOK FOR
CHECKLIST SALE AGAIN ON
TUESDAY NEXT. 1T WILL BE
ADVERTISED IN MONDAY
NIGHTS STAR.
TIT H H ZEE
! Ill En-
E E. 4 4, + ERR ERR
F a A I ii Ek~~
FRANKIE h CO., PROPS.
CORNER 9TH AND H SITS. N. W. Ii
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WIN. H. McKNEw.
Successor to r. Ii. Tayior),
933 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

A LARGE NUMBER OF WASHINGTON BUSI.
"A ness men and their wives going on the Bust
hess Mems Excursion To Lincoln, Nebraska
myle-Sts j. A. FINCH, Manager, Ola + St
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The House passed only one hundred and
thirty-nine pension bills last night
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DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES

The following bargains in Mems and Ladies' Furnish
ings: Silk Gloves at 24c. pair All Silk Jersey Mitts
at 24c. pair 35c. Yandyke Lace Collars at 25c. {;
best assortment Of 35 and 40c Jewelry 24c; best
assortment of Buckles and Slides 24c. See our
prices of Velvet Ribbon. Ladies' SOC. All Linen
Chemisettes standing collar extra value, 35c Best
value ever offered in Ladies' Hand Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs for 17c., 25c DC. 49,. sec, Use. Csc
AMI S1.2o SO dozen 25e. Embroidered Handker-
chiefs dirt cheap, lie, 25c White Aprons trimmed
with lace. I5c 35c. Aprons 24c better quality &c.,
4Sc,, Csc and Use
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FRANKIE l. CO., PROPS.
CORNER 7TH AND H SITS. n. W.

no NOT FORGET THAT MAY 10 is THE LAST
~ day for selecting your Pullman Accommoda tions
ON tne business Men Excursion Lincoln, Nebraska
mlO-0t' j. A. FINCH, Manager. 81 4 St
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You MAY WELL b. AFRAID

You MAY Well Be- AFRAID
OF THREE-DOLLAR SHOES AT
A DOLLAR.-THE MAKERS OF
GOOD SHOES DON'T FAIL. THEIR
SHOES ARE NOT FOR SALE AT
BANKRUPT OR JOB LOT SAILS. II
YOU WANT THE SHOES THE BEST
MAKERS MAKE, YOU MUST PAY
FOR THE LEATHER AND THE MAX
ING.
IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE MANY
PARENTS WHO GROW WEARY OVER
BUYING
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
TRY A PAIR OF
EEEs s f " Ere EnH TIT " ss sss
E Ell ! uJ { III / + sssss
The Quality You Know. the Price Will Surprise 70
ARTHUR BURT CO.,
m16 laIl ST NV.
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1Lis Is very bad weather for bucket shops.
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THURSDAY. NAY 8. 1890
Extraordinary cut on MAPLE STRIP to close 90,
for the season.
MeMechens Maple Strip In glass. 5o-ccnt size. r.
duced to "a cents.
Better buy Qu,ct, as we have less than 200 bottles
left-a t1ins quantity in comparison with our LONG
list Of patrons. Fair warning-buy Q~sas.
ELPHoNzo YoUSas COMPANY.
as Ninth IT.
P.s.-spscisi Wholesale Agents for Van Houtsns
Cocoa and Cleveland Baking Powder. T. &c
mys
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ABOUT so 1oc BAMBOO EASET.S AT sc.
ABOUT 81 eoC. BAMBOO kASELS Al Toe.